Pioneer Connections | Summer 2019

Providence High School

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Summer 2019

Compassion

Dignity

Justice

Excellence

Integrity

PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL a 2018 - 2019 school year review by the numbers

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22,506

37

Days of School

Student Logged Christian Service Hours

Student Clubs & Organizations

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13

School Rallies

Providence High Arts Shows & Productions

Masses & Prayer Services

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180+

99

League Title Championships

New Honor Society Inductees

New Pioneer Alums

Providence High School 511 South Buena Vista St. Burbank, CA 91505 818.846.8141 www.providencehigh.org

Administration Outgoing Head of School Joe Sciuto presents new Head of School Scott McLarty with keys to the school .

Mr. Scott McLarty, Head of School Mrs. Allison DeFrancesco Castro ‘02, Asst. HoS Mr. Ernest Siy, Dean of Students Ms. Kerry Martin, Dean of Studies

2018-2019 Board of Regents

in this issue...

Mr. Stuart Posin, Chair Mrs. Christy Rodriguez Futernick ‘88, Vice Chair Mr. Tim Chan, Secretary Dr. Emily Arambulo Sr. Sheila Browne, RSM Mr. Mike Chiarodit ‘82 MESSAGE FROM BOARD OF REGENTS CHAIR 4 Mr. Ken Coopman Ms. Pam Corradi FEATURES Mrs. Libby Ghekiere

Announcing New Head of School Scott McLarty 5 Mrs. Denise Gutches

Celebrating Our School, Celebrating Our Community 6 Sr. Mary Hawkins, SP Escaping From a Traditional Learning Approach 8 Mr. Francis Largoza

CalTech Graduate Student Visits AP Chemistry Class 10 Rev. Francis Mendoza

Providence High Arts’ Production of Newsies 12 Mrs. Erica Menke

Mrs. Sharron Dowthwaite Nelson ‘75 Mr. Tanner Ragland PIONEER NEWS BRIEFS 14 Mr. Stephen Swofford

Mr. Rafe Vega FAREWELL TO MR. SCIUTO 16 Mr. Johnnie Whitaker Mrs. Anne Zwart

PROFILE Coach Brandon Lincoln 18

REMINISCE Presenting the Class of 2019 20 College Acceptances 24 Alumni Events 26 Alumnotes 28

DONORS Head of School Dinner 30 List of Donors 31

LET US PRAY 38

Sr. Lucille Dean, SP - Emeritus Member Sr. Nancy Jurecki, OP - PH&S Chief Mission Integration Officer Pioneer Connections is published by the Advancement Department at Providence High School.

For questions or comments about this publication, please contact Allison Hastings Knowles ‘99 at Allison.Knowles@providencehigh.org.

Photo credits: Angel Azoulay ‘19, Mark Daniels, Lifetouch, Giovanna Montoya ‘19, Rogelio Caedo ‘11, Allyssa Moscotte Cover photo: Col. Steven L. Hartman, U.S. Army (Ret.) presents Conrad Davis ‘19 with a certificate from the United States Military Academy at West Point, where Conrad will attend.

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a message from our BOARD OF REGENTS CHAIR...

Dear Providence Community, In March we announced the appointment of Mr. McLarty as Head of School, and after a long wait he started his new beginning in July. In the coming months, Mr. McLarty will be very busy getting to know the unique and special PHS community. One common theme stood out from Mr. McLarty’s references - that he will live and lead the Providence mission. I am certain you will join me in making him feel at home.

The spring and summer are filled with new beginnings and regrowth, and that is especially true for our community this year: we graduated the class of 2019, said thank you and goodbye to Mr. Joe Sciuto, and welcomed Mr. Scott McLarty.

The accomplishments of the class of 2019 are remarkable. It was an honor to congratulate each of them at the commencement ceremony in early June. To the graduates, beginning a new chapter in college (and of course, the summer before college which I recall as a great three months), I offered the following advice: associate with positive people, communicate with teachers and peers, cultivate your support system, and find time to relax and decompress.

Of course, as the school year commences, we all have a new beginning. On behalf of the Board of Regents, I wish everyone in our community a happy and healthy summer and look forward to the 2019-2020 school year.

In Providence,

Mr. Sciuto has a new beginning at Mayfield Junior School. While we will all miss him, I understand why he feels it is the right time to make a change. I am grateful for the many important contributions he has made during his tenure at Providence, and I am sure you will join me in wishing him nothing short of the best in his future role. I am sure we will see him around the PHS campus in the months and years to come, especially to watch basketball games.

Stuart Posin Chair, Board of Regents YOU BELONG HERE.

Go Green!

In an effort to be better stewards of the environment, if you would like to receive your issue of Pioneer Connections via email instead of mail, please contact the Advancement Office or Allison.Knowles@providencehigh.org.

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Announcing New Head of School Scott McLarty

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n March 14, 2019 the Providence High School Board of Regents unanimously voted to accept the recommendation of the Search Committee for Mr. Scott McLarty to become the next Head of Providence High School, effective July 1, 2019.

In addition to the previously noted roles, he has served in many other school positions in his career. He has taught religious studies for grades 9-12. He has also been the Director of Admissions at Bellarmine College Preparatory and adjunct professor at DePaul University. He currently serves on the Board of Trustees for the Hollywood School House.

Mr. McLarty comes to PHS with sixteen years of experience in the field of Catholic education. He began his leadership career as president of the Saint Ignatius Teachers Association and continued as director of the Office for Peace and Justice at the Archdiocese of Chicago, and most recently was the head of Mercy High School in San Francisco. During his time at Mercy he secured the two largest single donations in the school’s history. Mr. McLarty is reflective, thoughtful, articulate, warm, and engaging.

He is excited to be Head of School at PHS as this is an opportunity to move into a school that already has a strong reputation and is operating from a position of strength. He appreciates working for sponsored schools as he has done throughout his career. These schools benefit from a clear identity and a shared language, stories, and histories—all of which is powerful in informing the life and work of the school.

Mr. McLarty has impressive and broad academic credentials. He holds a B.A. and M.A. in English/Theology/Social Justice from Loyola University Chicago. He is currently working on his Ed.D. in Catholic Educational Leadership at the University of San Francisco.

McLarty immerses himself in his community. While in San Francisco he was a board member and chair of Breathe California of the Bay Area. He was also co-chair of a project based learning (PBL) committee in San Jose. During his tenure in Santa Clara, he volunteered his time for the Pastoral Council at St. Clare Parish.

“The world needs schools like Providence and its mission is as relevant today as it was at its founding in 1955. My time on campus allowed me to feel the warmth of the community, the energy and intellectual engagement of the students, the passion and professionalism of the faculty and staff, and the mission and charism of the Sisters of Providence. I could not be more excited to start my journey as a Pioneer and serve PHS as Head of School,” said McLarty.

“I am so grateful to the Search Committee, Board of Regents, Providence St. Joseph Health, and the entire Providence High School community for entrusting me with this position. I am excited to join the PHS community because of its rich history of educational excellence in service of the common good, especially the poor and vulnerable,” reflected McLarty.

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Celebrating Our School...

Celebrating Our Community

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rovidence’s annual Gala was held on Saturday, April 6th at Lakeside Golf Club in Burbank and was attended by approximately 290 people. Guests enjoyed hors d'oeuvres and complimentary martinis while perusing the cocktail auction items, which were displayed in the beautiful garden overlooking the golf course, and actively participated in the popular “Wine Grab.” After the auction closed, guests made their way inside for dinner and were treated to a performance by the cast members of the PHS musical, Newsies. A lively and generous paddle raise for tuition assistance and the live auction preceded dancing the rest of the evening away.

Sponsors - Angelique and Chase Campen, The Ghekiere Family, The Kater and Romeo Families, The Rediger Family Foundation, Jodi Reif-Kasper ’76 and Dennis Kasper, Saint Finbar Church, Sisters of Providence, and Vancrest Construction Corp; Individual Sponsors - Fit Mortgage, and Wendy Funkhouser and James Williams; Dinner Wine Sponsor - Christy Rodriguez Futernick ‘88 and Mark Futernick; Martini Bar Sponsor - Trisha and Tom Meyer; Centerpiece Sponsors - Bette and Bill Bracken, and Sureway Transportation Mark your calendars for next year’s Gala on Saturday, April 4, 2020!

A special thank you to this year’s sponsors, including Platinum Sponsor - Providence St. Joseph Health; Gold Sponsor - Worthe Real Estate Group; Silver Sponsors - Disney and Deloitte; Table

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thank you to our auction donors Aaron Mintz Agron Art's Delicatessen Barbara Groth ‘69 Battleship IOWA Museum Brent's Deli & Restaurant Bulletproof Dr. Angelique Campen CASA|WASY Interior Design Casablanca Salon Catherine Monroe & Associates Centanni Trattoria Circle Bar B Guest Ranch Dennis Uniforms Exxel Outdoors Fantastic Race Flappers Comedy Club & Restaurant Gelson's Glendale Centre Theatre Goldstar Great Expectations College Prep Green Street Restaurant Half Baked Co. Handy Market Historic Mission San Juan Capistrano Hope Organizers, Inc. Hugo's Restaurant In-N-Out

Island Packers Kami Heist Kym Checkor LA County Fair LACMA Ladera Winery, LLC Lagunitas Lazy Dog Los Gringos Locos Luxmary Handbags M. Fredric Malibu Wine Safari Miceli's MidiCi Milk and Eggs Monte Carlo Italia/Pinocchio Murchison-Hume Museum of Tolerance New York Film Academy OUE Skyspace LA Pacific Park Pampas Grill Panera Bread Patina Restaurant Group Paul Vercammen Peju Province Winery Personal Pilates Petersen Automotive Museum 7

picaboo Pickwick Bowl Pink's Roclord Studios Ron's Tire and Wheel Santa Anita Park Santa Barbara Zoo Santuari Sharp Seating Company Simms Restaurants Skirball Cultural Center Smart & Final Spirit Cruises Starlight Bowl SusieCakes The Broad The Cheesecake Factory The Garland The Great Greek The Sweat Shoppe The Walt Disney Company Trattoria Farfalla Universal Studios Hollywood WundaBar Montrose Yalla Mediterranean Yoga Blend Yummy Cupcakes Summer 2019

Escaping From a Traditional Learning Approach

By Mrs. Allison DeFrancesco Castro ‘02 Assistant Head of School

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f you were told that you would be trapped in a room with thirteen of your colleagues or classmates and have one hour to solve puzzles and escape as a team, what would be your first move? This is the challenge I presented to a group of students and faculty and staff this past school year, and they were some of the most memorable, fun, and engaging learning opportunities. Escape rooms, also known as break-out rooms, have become a common

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interactive experience that audiences enjoy with a group of friends or even complete strangers. In an escape room, the group begins in an enclosed space, usually in an office building, warehouse, bus, or classroom. Participants are prohibited access to their phones and they are usually given a maximum time limit to escape. The group must communicate and work together to solve riddles, find secret messages, keys, or codes to unlock elements in the room. In recent

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years, escape rooms have sprung up in most large cities, and they attract people of all ages.

We at Providence could not help but wonder how this cultural phenomenon could be applied and woven into a classroom experience. In the past few years, we have used this escape room approach to design our own unique experiences for students, faculty, and staff. In 2015, we designed one for all of our faculty and staff, and it was a zombie-themed experience where the adults had to survive by escaping in time. Then, at the beginning of this past school year, when welcoming ten new faculty and staff members, we took the group to an escape room. This time, it was a casino-themed room, and the individual teachers and staff instantly became a team as they worked together to escape before 90 minutes elapsed.

This past semester, I was honored to teach our school’s Public Speaking class. Made up of fourteen students, including sophomores, juniors, and seniors, the class emphasized all aspects of communication, and I used the break-out room approach for a lesson to allow me to better get to know my students and for them to better get to know one another.

With limited information, the students did not waste any time getting started as they explored the room for clues. Even the most outgoing and independent students quickly realized that the success of the exercise would depend on their ability to involve their peers. The best discovery during the activity came after students had been carrying around a blacklight for 20 minutes and shining it in all places around the room looking for the next clue. They struggled with the clue that said, “Ask Mrs. Castro for a hand for the next clue.” Finally, it was senior, Christian Lipton ‘19, who guided the group to shine the light on my hands. As soon as the light illuminated a secret code written on my hand, the group shouted with excitement!

students and the group as a whole. The students themselves make decisions about how they will participate and engage with others. Knowing students’ strengths allows us to better know our students as individuals in the learning process.

Encouraged Team-Building: Although each participant enters the escape room as an individual, the exercise involves the whole group. Escaping requires communication and teamwork. Our students quickly learn a lot about themselves and how they engage in a team scenario. Following the experience, we responded to questions: What did we notice? Where did we struggle as a group? Who can we credit with an important discovery or accomplishment in the room? At the conclusion of each experience, the open debrief with the group has been especially valuable.

This experience has proven to be fun and engaging for students, faculty, and staff. Furthermore, from a pedagogical standpoint, the exercise is an innovative opportunity to engage all participants.

Although one of the greatest benefits of an escape room is the entertainment, the following are some of the specific educational benefits we have found:

Incorporated Movement and Active Engagement: One of the greatest benefits of the escape room approach is that students are not seated in their desks. It really becomes a full body experience as participants are motivated to move throughout the room and work with all different people. The students get to decide how they will participate. I have never seen a student sit quietly and check out completely. The setting for learning is so unique and unexpected that it immediately motivates everyone to get involved.

Focused on Problem-Solving: An escape room can be incorporated into any discipline or content area. Although you can pay for a premade experience, we have found ways to create our own experiences on campus. It has enabled us to introduce new lessons, review a unit of content, and even consider putting it in place of a standard final exam! The participants are invited to learn something new through a motivating scenario. Participants have an opportunity to learn content and skills by solving problems while fostering a memorable experience.

In the end, although you hope you escape, it really is not what the participants talk about most. Sure, you want to win, but the true benefit of the experience is the experience itself. These experiences have proven to be a beneficial and engaging way to actively engage our students in the content and it is yet another way that we are pioneering the way with unique learning experiences.

Highlighted Students’ Strengths: This exercise puts the students at the center of the learning experience. Although the teacher is in the room, he or she simply participates as a facilitator and observer. During the exercise, the teacher can jot down notes about the strengths and dynamics they are witnessing from the

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CalTech Graduate Student Visits AP Chemistry Class

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n 2018, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Frances H. Arnold, an American chemical engineer, for pioneering the use of directed evolution to engineer enzymes. Dr. Arnold currently serves as the Linus Pauling Professor of Chemical Engineering, Bioengineering and Biochemistry at the California Institute of Technology (CalTech) in Pasadena, California. Providence’s AP/ Honors Chemistry and Nutrition teacher, Ms. Rebecca Poliner, wrote to Dr. Arnold to congratulate her on her award and in a long-shot, extend an invitation to speak to our AP Chemistry students. Dr. Arnold responded to Ms. Poliner, explaining that

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she was, understandably, quite busy with engagements but that she would be happy to send a member of her team who worked on directed evolution under her direction.

On Wednesday, January 23, team member Patrick Almhjell, a Ph.D. graduate student in the Arnold Lab at CalTech, spoke to Mrs. Poliner's AP Chemistry class. Mr. Almhjell talked about his experience and journey thus far. He detailed the path he took to becoming a graduate student, the realities of pursuing a Ph.D., working in a research lab, and the actual science of what they

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do. He spoke about how his research lead him to the Arnold Lab and began with optogenetics, which is a biological technique that involves the use of light to control cells in living tissue. He quickly became frustrated when he discovered that a key compound in his research, noncanonical amino acids, were extremely expensive ($2,000/g). Patrick joined the Arnold Lab as Dr. Arnold’s technique of directed evolution enabled him to make these molecules himself, for a fraction of the cost. One of the greatest challenges that biochemists face is how to effectively “design” new proteins.

Arnold’s method of directed evolution introduces mutations into “parent” enzymes and then selects for those enzymes that have the desired trait.

to school, stressing the importance of applying to schools and labs out of genuine interest and not only because of the name or prestige. Mr. Almhjell impressed the importance of getting back up despite inevitable setbacks. He showed them that there are more ways to use a science education than a path into medicine.

He even reflected with the students on how skateboarding shaped him as a scientist. The P.h.D student also described the role of collaboration, seeing it more than just competition citing his experience within the Arnold Lab. Ms. Poliner and her AP Chemistry students learned so much from all the experience and wisdom he shared. We are thankful for the time and experience that Dr. Arnold and Mr. Almhjell provided for our faculty and students.

Mr. Almhjell also shared his life experience, both in and outside the lab. He spoke about the value of failure, persistence, and life balance in his life. The Arnold Lab graduate student shared how important it was for him to follow his passions when applying

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Newsies

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rovidence High Arts’ spring production of Newsies received nominations for this year's Jerry Herman High School Musical Theatre Awards, and came home with a win!

Named after Tony-Award-winning composer, Jerry Herman, the organization has one goal: to constructively support local high school performing arts programs. Both public and private high schools from all over Los Angeles County submitted productions for consideration across twelve performance and technical categories.

Sabrina Williams ‘21 won the award for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Race and the Costume Department (led by Beatrice Casini) was nominated for Best Costume Design.

In addition, two of the cast members, Sam Avila ‘19 (Jack Kelly) and Patrese Harnsberger ‘21 (Crutchie), competed in the Best Actor and Best Actress categories. They endured a several day audition and rehearsal process, working alongside industry professionals as well as fellow student nominees from the region, and had an opportunity to perform on stage during the awards ceremony!

The awards show was held at the Ricardo Montalban Theatre in Hollywood on Sunday, May 5th.

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pioneer NEWS BRIEFS

After a record-breaking season, the boys’ varsity basketball team was named Division 4A CIF runner-up, which is the closest the boys’ program has been to clenching a CIF title, and State Division 4 Southern Region semi-finalist. In the Southern Section Division IV-A playoffs, Providence advanced to the program’s second championship, falling to Ribet Academy, 56-45. The team continued to make history by winning two games in the CIF State Southern California Regional Division IV playoffs, losing in the regional semifinals to Silverado, 50-41. Coach Brandon Lincoln was named Coach of the Year.

A'Jahni Levias '20 (photo on the left) was named All-Prep League 1st Team and All-CIF SS Div. IV-A 1st Team. Jordan Shelley '20 (middle photo) was named All-Prep League 1st Team, All-CIF SS Div. IV-A 1st Team, 1st Team AllState- Div. 4 CalHi Sports, and Daily News All-Area Honorable Mention. Bryce Whitaker '20 (photo on the right) was named All-Prep League 1st Team and All-CIF SS Div. IV-A 2nd Team.

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Jyah LoVett ‘22 (photo on the left) was named Division IV-AA 1st Team for girls’ basketball and was also named Freshman of the Year by the Daily News. Ariel Gordillo ‘19 (photo on the right) was named Division IV-AA 2nd Team.

The Senior Class personified the Providence mission through service by spending the day serving St. Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic elementary school. The students worked on various projects including painting, gardening, cleaning, and designing a mural.

This year’s Academic Decathlon team earned 14 medals. A special shout out goes to Michael Garcia '20, Tara Karawia '19, and Emily Mayor '19 for winning first place.

The boys’ track and field team captured their second league title in a row. Last year, they conquered in the Liberty League, this year they came home with the Prep League title.

Seniors in the Technology Focus Program took a trip to The Boring Company to learn about their latest tunnel project. Right across from the tunnel site, they took a quick detour to check out the Falcon 9 rocket at SpaceX.

Nick Montijo ‘20 and Nadia Singleton ‘20 were named the league’s Most Valuable Track Athlete for the boys’ and girls’ track teams.

The Tri-M Music Honor Society organized “PHS Rocks,” a special benefit concert for the organization, Shane’s Inspiration. The event took place on May 19th at The Federal in North Hollywood.

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Farewell, Mr. Sciuto!

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he Providence community said farewell to Mr. Sciuto in many different ways, but perhaps the most fun way was with a special assembly in his honor that culminated in an exciting basketball game.

Students spoke fondly about the impact Mr. Sciuto had on their lives and lessons they learned from the Leadership Skills course that he taught. They brought up memories, both poignant and humorous, but the main takeaway was how much Mr. Sciuto meant to the student body and the wisdom he imparted in their lives. Principal Allison DeFrancesco Castro ‘02 and Athletic Director Andrew Bencze ‘89 spoke about their working relationships and friendships with Mr. Sciuto and that although they will miss him, they know he will always be a PHS supporter and look forward to seeing him at PHS functions.

After the speeches, Mr. Sciuto joined members of the faculty and coaching staff in a basketball game versus the students. It was a close game, but the adults secured a victory!

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“What are you doing this summer?”

- Mrs. Susan Beckenham, Technology Focus Program Director “I will be walking the Camino de Santiago this summer. If you don’t know what that is, it is a 500+ mile pilgrimage from St. Jean Pied de Port in France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. I have been dreaming of this journey ever since Joanie [Fenstermaker] showed us the movie, “The Way” many years ago as a part of one of our Faith Formation days.

The journey has been in the planning ever since that fateful day. As many of you also may know, I am nearing the completion of my doctoral journey, and hope to be completed by December of this year. Combined that with the loss of my dear [husband] John three years ago, this is the best way I see to continue my personal healing.”

- Dr. Arjan Harjani, Medical Focus Program Director “My wife and I will travel to India this summer. We are really looking forward to meeting family and visiting our high schools and colleges as well as our classmates.”

- Ms. Rebecca Poliner, Faculty Member “I will be participating in the Food Ed. program at the Stone Barns Center in New York. This is an all expense paid week long teacher training program.”

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profile: COACH BRANDON LINCOLN

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oach Brandon Lincoln was named Coach of the Year as a result of leading the varsity boys’ basketball team during a successful season in which the team was the Div 4A CIF Runner-Up and State Div 4 Southern Region Semi-Finalist.

Prior to coaching at PHS, Brandon was a member of the men’s coaching staff at Montana State University for three seasons.

Before that, Lincoln coached at his alma mater, the University of Oregon, where he worked as a Men’s Basketball Assistant Conditioning Coach in 2013-14 for the Ducks’ NCAA Tournament team. It was his second tour of duty on the Oregon staff - he previously worked as a Graduate Assistant in 2010-11 and as the program’s Video Coordinator in 2011-12. In between stints at Oregon, Lincoln was the Director of Video Operations at Miami University (Ohio) in 2012-2013.

A combo guard for the University of Oregon from 2003-2006, Lincoln played on an NCAA Tournament team in 2003-2004 and an NIT Final Four squad the next year. Lincoln graduated from Oregon in 2006 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and in 2012 with a Master’s Degree in Education Leadership.

After Oregon, Lincoln played professionally in Germany with the ETB Wohnbau Baskets. He was a 2nd team all-league selection, and he led the club in scoring in back-to-back seasons while leading them to the German ProB championship.

A Portland native, Lincoln was a 2000 State Champion at Jefferson High School. While at Jefferson, he also was a 2002 unanimous All-State and All-City selection, MVP of the Oregon-Washington All-Star Game, and a McDonalds All American Nominee.

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You came to PHS from coaching at the collegiate level. What made you decide to coach high school?

Moving forward, what do you hope to achieve?

After seven years of the college coaching lifestyle, I was burnt out.

I wanted to remain in coaching but I wanted to do it on my terms.

I always had the goal of becoming a head coach. I’m not sure if/ when that would happen for me at the college level, so I started to put some feelers out for what high school opportunities gave me that challenge in a place I chose to live. The transition has been great for me. Building a program has been a fun and exciting challenge.

I am very motivated to help those young men who have goals to play at the next level. The next box we need to check as a program is to have kids launch from Providence and go on to play collegiately. Not everyone will be able to do it but for those who have the potential, we really want to help achieve those goals.

And for the kids who want to play and have a great high school experience, I want to continue to improve to play in more events.

Los Angeles is a great location for high school sports, and we here at Providence have great potential to advance our programs.

What was the adjustment of coaching college level vs. high school level athletes?

Were you surprised to be named Coach of the Year? What does that honor mean to you?

When working with young players, maturity is always a big separator between great players and players looking to fulfill their potential. When working with college guys, you are catching them at different stages of their development. Ages 18-23 young men are getting ready to pursue their own life and be released out to the world. Ages 14-18 young men are starting to learn how to work and communicate efficiently, along with the natural growth from progressing from middle school to being ready to function in a high school classroom.

I was very surprised. Seeing that we lost to the eventual CIF and State Champion, I assumed that the coach from Ribet would have gotten the award. The coach from Ribet did a great job. I am very grateful to receive the award, I give a lot of credit to our players and my assistant coaches. I couldn't have done it without their commitment.

What are the major challenges of coaching at the high school level?

I am pretty low key for the most part. I play some video games when I get time. Call of Duty, NBA2k, and Madden are my games.

Other than that, I enjoy going to the movies. I’m a big fan of all of the Marvel movies.

Your life seemingly revolves around basketball. What other interests/hobbies do you have?

The challenges are educating kids and families on what it takes to be a great player. Lots of kids have the goal to play at a collegiate level but do not understand what it takes and how important decision making is. Getting kids to fully commit is tough because at a high school age kids are discovering how passionate they are about playing basketball. There are some situations where parents want their kids to play more than the kid does, and then others where kids want to play and improve but do not have the support at home. This can be challenging but it is all a part of the process.

You’re a man of few words. What might surprise people about you?

I am more friendly than I appear! I grew up in Portland. I used to play the alto and barry sax, I started to learn the bass clarinet before I stopped playing. I taught myself how to cut hair during my journeyman days. And here’s something weird: I have developed a fascination for palm trees since moving to SoCal!

What are you most proud of from the success of this last season?

I am proud to see the growth of our young men. I challenge these guys constantly and they have met those challenges. We set a goal and we were right there knocking at the door. Winning CIF would have been great, but I am more proud that our guys found greater confidence in themselves and ultimately changed their own self-perception.

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Presenting the Class of 2019

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CLASS OF 2019 PROFILE Providence High School

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Class of 2019 Graduates

99%

Attending College in the Fall

$2.6

Million Dollars Awarded in College Scholarships Pioneer Connections

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58

Graduated with Honors

Graduates from our Focus Programs

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29,489

21%

21%

Professionally Employed

First Generation College Students 22

Total Hours Served Over 4-Years

Attending College Out-Of-State or Country

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he Class of 2019 officially joined the ranks of Providence alumni as they graduated on Saturday, June 1, 2019 at the Hall of Liberty at Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills. Angela Minasyan ‘19, who will attend the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), was named the valedictorian. She was the ASB Archivist, a member of the Medical Focus Program, National Honor Society (NHS), California Scholarship Federation (CSF), Spanish Honor Society, and an AP Scholar.

Stephanie Ko ‘19 was named the recipient of the 2019 Archdiocese of Los Angeles Christian Service Award** and will attend California State University, Long Beach. Stephanie was a member of NHS, CSF, National Art Honor Society, National Choir Society, and Spanish Honor Society.

Olivia Hope ‘19 was named the recipient of the Spirit Award.*** Olivia was the Senior Class Vice President and a member of the Cinema Arts Focus Program. She will attend the University of Oregon.

Natalia Dubon ‘19, who will attend the University of California Santa Barbara (UCSB), was named the salutatorian. Natalia was a member of the National Art Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and was an AP Scholar.

Six “Pioneering Families” were recognized during the graduation ceremony. To be eligible, families must have at least three graduating members of Providence High School. This year, the families that were recognized included: the Alejo family (Sharina ‘11, Camille ‘19, Carmina ‘19), the George family (Christian ‘12, Cassandra ‘13, Maximiliano (Max) ‘19), the Ghekiere family (Madelyn ‘16, Sophia ‘18, Hannah ‘19), the Ko family (Justine ‘10, Charlene ‘16, Stephanie ‘19), the Deocampo/Lundin family (Jean ‘98, Christina ‘03, Gavin ‘19), and the Simidian family (Christopher ‘12, Michael ‘14, Harry ‘19).

Conrad Davis ‘19 and Ryan Narisma ‘19 were recognized as coMother Joseph Award recipients.* Conrad was ASB President, member of the National Choir Honor Society, NHS, CSF, and Medical Focus Program. He was also an AP Scholar. Conrad will attend the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Ryan was the ASB Religious Commissioner, a Scholar Athlete, member of the Medical Focus Program, NHS, CSF, and Spanish Honor Society. He will attend UCLA.

*The Mother Joseph Award is Providence High School’s highest honor, voted upon by faculty and staff members. It is named in honor of Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart, who was the foundress of Providence schools and healthcare facilities in the western U.S. The faculty and staff, while voting on the recipient, consider Providence’s core values of Respect, Compassion, Justice, Excellence, and Stewardship. **The Archdiocese of Los Angeles Christian Service Award recognizes the significant contributions made by a student in service to the Church and society. ***The PHS Spirit Award is presented to a senior for outstanding contributions to school spirit. The recipient is chosen by the entire faculty and staff.

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college ACCEPTANCES

Academy of Art University Arizona State University Azusa Pacific University Baldwin Wallace University Ball State University Baylor University Biola University California Lutheran University California State Polytechnic University - Pomona California State University, Channel Islands California State University, Chico California State University, Dominguez Hills California State University, Fullerton California State University, Long Beach California State University, Los Angeles California State University, Monterey Bay California State University, Northridge California State University, San Bernardino Chaminade University of Honolulu Chapman University College of the Canyons Columbia College Chicago Concordia University - Irvine DePaul University Earlham College Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Emerson College

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Florida Institute of Technology Glendale Community College Grand Canyon University Grinnell College Hawaii Pacific University Hofstra University Holy Names University Ithaca College Johns Hopkins University Kansas State University Long Island University, Brooklyn Long Island University, Post Los Angeles Mission College Los Angeles Valley College Loyola Marymount University Loyola University New Orleans Montana State University, Bozeman Mount Saint Mary's University New York University Northern Arizona University Occidental College Oregon State University Pasadena City College Pepperdine University Pierce College Pratt Institute Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

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Rider University Rochester Institute of Technology Rollins College Saint Louis University Saint Mary's College of California San Diego State University San Francisco State University San Jose State University Santa Clara University Sarah Lawrence College Savannah College of Art and Design Seattle University Sonoma State University Southern Methodist University Southern Utah University St. John's University Studio School Los Angeles Swarthmore College Syracuse University Texas Christian University The New School - All Divisions The University of Arizona The University of Oklahoma United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School United States Military Academy - Army University of California, Berkeley University of California, Davis

University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Merced University of California, Riverside University of California, San Diego University of California, Santa Barbara University of California, Santa Cruz University of Colorado at Boulder University of Colorado at Denver University of Hawaii at Manoa University of Kansas University of La Verne University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of New Mexico University of Oregon University of Portland University of Puget Sound University of Redlands University of San Diego University of San Francisco University of Southern California Utah State University Weber State University Western New Mexico University Whittier College Woodbury University

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Summer 2019

alumni EVENTS

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Class of 1959 60th Reunion September 18, 2019 9:30AM Mass at PHS Luncheon on campus to follow Invitations will be in the mail soon!

For information about upcoming reunions, or anything alumni related, please contact Joannes Pamatmat Rodriguez ‘03, Alumni Relations Coordinator, at Joannes.Rodriguez@providencehigh.org.

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Class of 1969 - 50th Reunion

Members of the Class of 1969 were reunited on June 8th as they celebrated 50 years since graduating from Providence High School!

Former teachers Rafe Vega and Kathryn Kurtz joined the ladies for an intimate luncheon that was organized by Trilby Conried ‘69.

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Summer 2019

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1959

(Photo 1) Carol Lex Tanner ‘59 - “Here’s an interesting happening in my life recently.

For decades, one of my bucket list items has been to meet a current or past president in person, regardless of which political party.

This year my daughter made my wish come true by buying tickets to attend a Bill and Hillary Clinton speaking event at The Forum in April. Not only were we seated in the second row, but we also had a oneon-one meet and greet with the former President and Secretary of State. It was a very special moment.”

1960’s

Doreen Belfiore Zakar ‘61, and her husband, Ken, have celebrated their 50th anniversary. Both are retired teachers who enjoy traveling and spending time with their three sons and their families.

1970’s

Elizabeth Flores ‘79 - “I am proud to announce that my fourth grade boys raised over $50 from recycling plastic bottles in order to protect their chosen endangered species, the rockhopper penguin. We were recognized by the World Wildlife Fund, Jane Goodall, and the Norton Simon Museum. Young people CAN make a difference!”

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(Photo 2) Heather Sinclair Wood ‘02 and her husband, Eric, welcomed their second child, son Rowan Thomas Wood, on May 22, 2019. Rowan joins big brother, Wyatt, who is four years old.

(Photo 3) Kristen Stone ‘03 works for KPIX Channel 5 News in San Francisco as a Producer and recently won an Emmy for her news segment.

(Photo 4) Liezel DeGuzman ‘07 - “I received my Masters in Education at California State University, Northridge where I’m a dance professor. I am also the dance director for the Universal Studios 5 Towers City Walk Stage. I choreographed and danced for WNBA Los Angeles Sparks, NBA Los Angeles Clippers, World of Dance, and Universal Studios Hollywood.

I will be getting married in August 2019.”

Karen Devadoss ’09 pursued medical school in southern India at SRM Medical College and Research Center. After working as a resident for one year in India, she returned home to California to complete her boards exam and training in US rotations. She then obtained her Assistant Physician license to practice family medicine in Missouri, where she traveled every weekend to help underserved populations. Now, she has been

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accepted into her first choice for family medicine residency training at Eisenhower Medical Center near Palm Springs, California.

Aram Namavar ‘09 is an incoming Internal Medicine Resident Physician at the University of California at San Diego (UCSD). Following graduation from Providence, he matriculated at UCLA then completed a Master’s of Science in Global Medicine at USC, MBA Fellowship at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, and is completing medical school at the Loyola University Chicago - Stritch School of Medicine. He is pursuing a career as an academic hospitalist.

(Photo 5) Shannon Stone ‘09 just wrapped two seasons on “American Idol” as the Assistant Accountant. Other projects she’s worked on include “Big Little Lies,” “Ad Astra,” and “Grace and Frankie.”

Anna Ter-Zakarian ‘09 was accepted into USC and majored in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention with a minor in Natural Science. Concurrently, she also received an MS in Global Medicine, working on vaccination implementation projects with the United Nations in fulfillment of her degree and was chosen as the keynote speaker of her graduating class at USC.

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Anna was subsequently accepted into the dual MD/MBA program at the USC Keck School of Medicine and Marshall School of Business where she has since conducted consulting projects in quality improvement initiatives for several healthcare institutions, including the Keck Hospital of USC, Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles (CHLS), and Kaiser Permanente. For the past three years, she has also been actively engaged in helping the children of Armenia though the Armenian Eyecare Project, organizing and facilitating mission trips to prevent and treat childhood blindness.

Other causes she has volunteered for include the non-profit organization Datev Outreach, providing supportive services to families affected by domestic violence. In addition, she has worked in high impact labs both at USC Dornsife as well as CHLA studying histone regulated DNA replication and molecular profiling of retinoblastoma tumor cells.

– regardless of origin or ability. Anna looks back with humility, gratitude, and joy upon reflection of her four years at Providence knowing they helped lay the strong foundation for the journey forward.

Anna was recently accepted into her first choice Internal Medicine program at UCSD. She is driven by her mission to provide compassionate care for all

(Photo 7) Emily Velandia ‘16 - “I graduated from the Johns Hopkins University this [past] spring (an entire year early) with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and in

2010’s

(Photo 6) Danielle Dominguez ‘14 - “I graduated [in May 2019] from Claremont McKenna College with my B.A. in Literature and History with Departmental Honors and I was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. I also received a Fulbright Fellowship and I will be teaching English in Cyprus for a year before I head off to Cornell Law School!”

Derek Shea ‘15 graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo on June 16th, 2019 with a Bachelor’s Degree in History with a Minor in Spanish. He will begin Cal Poly’s MBA program in the fall of 2019.

7 English. I graduated as a member of Phi Beta Kappa (“America’s most prestigious academic honor society” - www.pbk.org) and Psi Chi (the International Honor Society in Psychology), with departmental honors in English and was on the Dean’s List. I will be working as a Behavioral Technician and as a Research Assistant before I apply to PhD programs in Clinical Psychology.”

We love to hear about all of the wonderful things our alumni are experiencing!

Please keep us updated about your lives post PHS. Send updates and photos to Allison Hastings Knowles ‘99 at Allison.Knowles@providencehigh.org.

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ast year, a new tradition was established to honor members of the “Head of School Circle” ($5,000 and above giving) with a dinner with Head of School Joe Sciuto. This year’s private dining experience to celebrate these donors was held at Ca Del Sole restaurant in Toluca Lake. Attendees included alumni, current parents, and Board of Regents members.

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T

he Providence High School community would like to thank the following patrons who have graciously made donations to Providence High School from November 1, 2018 through May 31, 2019. The Advancement Department does its best to ensure all donors are recognized, however if we inadvertently missed someone, please accept our sincere apology and know that your generosity did not go unnoticed.

Teri McQuaide Abbott ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. George Abe Janine Abrera ‘03 Ms. Courtney Abruzzo Nona Rodriguez Acosta ‘81 Cynthia Haran Adelman ‘75 Kelli-Ann Recker Agner ‘77 Agron Mrs. Susan Alem Rose Marie Spinoso Alex ‘86 Sharon Fornaca Alix ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. James Allison Ms. Patricia Alvarado Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Alvarado Garcia Karen Connolly Alvarez ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Angermeir Mr. David Angulo and Ms. Lynette Romero Anonymous Donor Mr. and Mrs. John Arakelian Dr. Emily Arambulo and Mr. Karl Arambulo Sunny Levasseur Arford ‘61 Ms. Patricia Arias Mr. and Mrs. Adam Arteaga Alan Artunian ‘92 Mrs. Diana Artunian Ms. Danielle Arzaga Christina Ashjian ‘03 Michael Ashjian ‘07 Mrs. Sona Ashjian Mr. James Astorga Ms. Jan Atchity Mr. Matt Atchity and Ms. Jennifer Martin Ms. Sonja Augustine Janine Southwood Aumont ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Avendano Mr. and Mrs. Phil Avila Ms. Shannon Azizi Mr. Ararat Bagramyan and Ms. Liana Navasardyan

Mrs. Vickie Bagwell Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Baker Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bales Mrs. Olga Barahona James Barker ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Barragan Sister Suzette Bautista, SP Mrs. Susan Beckenham Susan Du Plante Becker ‘64 Andrew Bencze ‘89 The Benevity Community Impact Fund (Microsoft) The Benevity Community Impact Fund (Netflix ) The Benevity Community Impact Fund (Warner Bros) Sheila Florence Benson ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benzinger Rabbi Sara Berman and Mr. David Berman Mr. Jesus Bermudez Mr. and Mrs. Randolf Bialkowski Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Billings Barbara Billington-Smart ‘65 Mrs. Clara Bird Mr. David Bird Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blanchette Diana Talbot Blend ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blitz Mr. and Mrs. Joe Block Mr. and Mrs. David Blumberg The Boeing Gift Matching Program Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bollesen Mr. and Mrs. John Bonano Mrs. Susana Bordey Mr. Raul Borja Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bornoff Jennifer Bornoff ‘95 Ms. Pat Boroughs Mrs. Cathy Boucher

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Michelle Boucher ‘95 Renee Chicoine Bowles ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bracken Kathleen Lyons Bray ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Gil Breakman Sister Helen Brennan, SP Melissa Hayes Brennan ‘77 Carole Cunha Brodbeck ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Nick Brown Mr. and Mrs. Todd Bruno Kathy Martinet Buccola ‘61 Dennis Bullock ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Lerpong Bumroongpongse Julie Casella Burns ‘93 Nancy Brown Bussard ‘73 Mrs. Val Byron Mr. Ryan Cadiz Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cala Natalie Calle ‘00 Mr. Byron Caloza and Ms. Bernadette Ragasa Dr. Angelique Campen and Mr. Chase Campen Mr. Jaime Campos Ms. Debra Canales Karissa Caperina ‘06 Mary Cappadonna ‘69 Ms. Joann Caputo and Ms. Willie Cintron Karla Hokr Carlsen ‘72 Jacquelynn Slatten Carlson ‘72 Marianne Carroll-Miller ‘77 Olga L. Castellanos ‘73 Ms. Josefina Castillo Allison DeFrancesco Castro ‘02 Gregory Castro ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Castro Mr. Dominic Catrambone Mr. and Mrs. David Cedeno Sister Felma Cerezo, SP

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Ms. Rachel Chaires Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Tim Chan Sister Marilyn Charette, SP Marla Schultz Chase ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Checkor Mr. and Mrs. Adam Chester Cheryl Chiappe-Lauth ‘84 Mike Chiarodit ‘82 Mr. Ned Chikh and Ms. Chaza Amin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chuchvara Mr. Norbert Chung Michelle Fodor Clapp ‘66 Class of 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Clinkscales Gabrielle Sosa Cochran ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. John Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Mike Collier Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins Mary Catherine Crawford Coluzzi ‘62 Community Chevrolet Company Ms. Dana Congdon Mr. and Mrs. Tat Constantinou Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Conty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coontz Kendal Coopman ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Coopman Ms. Pamela Corradi Mr. Carlos Cortez Dr. and Mrs. Gene Coughlin Melinda Ward Coyne ‘74 Mr. Justin Crowe Karen Schultz Csejtey ‘63 Mr. Barry Cullison and Ms. Laura Carney Ms. Kathy Culpepper Mrs. Ellen Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dahdouh Mrs. Arlene Daley Mrs. Rebecca Damodaran Mr. and Mrs. Mark Daniels Mr. and Mrs. James Daquino Mr. and Mrs. Charles D’Atri Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis Ms. Palmer Davis and Mr. Greg Fuller Sister Lucille Dean, SP Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Dela Rosa Jr. Mrs. Alice Del Canto Karen Vanblair Delgado ‘62 Ms. Joan Del Valle Mr. and Mrs. Zaven Demirjian Ms. Diane Dennis KarAnn Sebastian Despard ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dever Mr. and Mrs. Noel De Vera Mr. Erick Diaz Renee Zuniga DiGregorio ‘66

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Mr. Tuyen Dinh and Ms. Thao Nguyen The Walt Disney Company Walt Disney Company Foundation Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation Ms. Lina Doi Mrs. Loretta Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Tim Donnelly Mr. Nigel Dookhoo Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dorfman Mr. and Mrs. Adour Douzjian Mr. and Mrs. John V. Du Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Dubon Mr. Henry Ealy Mrs. Mary Kate Eaton Edison Matching Gift Program Mr. Geoffrey Edwards and Ms. Sarah Haskins Ms. Becky Ellinger Ms. Tiffany Ellinger Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elman Mr. and Mrs. Neil Elman Mr. and Mrs. Lino Escobedo Mr. and Mrs. Cesar Espinoza Mr. and Mrs. Ed Essa Barbara Euler ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fabre Ms. Lorraine Faiola Melissa Farnsworth ‘66 Ms. Amy Fasciglione Ms. Marie Faust Ms. Joanie Fenstermaker Ms. Anat Fernandes Mr. and Mrs. Max Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ferrante Mr. Bill Ferrell Virginia Dalton Ficco ‘62 Fidelity Charitable DAF Mr. and Mrs. Humberto Fierro Ms. Vivian Figueroa Ms. Tammy Fine Fit Mortgage Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick Mr. Hector Flores and Ms. Jennifer Jacobs Ms. Claudia Florian Ms. Michele Flynn Jonathan Fonacier ‘03 Ms. Janet Fontaine Alice Bergman Forlano ‘60 Mr. Peter Forlano Mr. and Mrs. Benedicto Fortin Cherie Foster ‘62 Veronica Foster-Rutledge ‘64 Kathy Dickinson Fredrickson ‘62 Mary O’Donnell Freund ‘64 Ms. Sara Fruman Christy Rodriguez Futernick ‘88 Sharon Young Galindo ‘59

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Mr. Carlos Gallardo Mr. Daniel Gamez Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Ganz Ms. Maria E. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garrier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gehan Carlos George ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Tirso George Mr. and Mrs. Vic Georgino Lynne Thomas Gerred ‘72 Mr. Stepan Gevorgyants and Ms. Anna Grigoryan Mrs. Elizabeth Ghekiere Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ghekiere Ms. Mary Lou Gilliland Ms. Alexandra Glickman Michelle Goffin Godfrey ‘75 Mr. Jesus Godinez Mr. and Mrs. Richard Godinez Kerry Gogan ‘75 Mr. Greg Goggins and Ms. Kimberly Hartt Ms. Lydia Goodwyn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenfield Carolyn Urone Greenwood ‘61 Paula Grimaud-Diniro ‘76 Mary Hood Groff ‘74 Mrs. Barbara Grossguth Marie O’Brien Guasco ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Guerrero Paula Tarpey Guettler ‘69 Loretta Kawalec Guise ‘64 Margaret Boyle Gustavson ‘70 Mrs. Denise Gutches Dr. Tedmur Habash and Mr. Noel Habash Scott Hamilton ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. David Hancock Bill Hannon Foundation William H. Hannon Foundation Joe Hanratty ‘82 Dr. Arjan Harjani Patricia Nicolai Harrington ‘62 Gloria Maraney Harrison ‘65 Sister Susanne Hartung, SP Mrs. Darlene Harty Mrs. Christen Harty-Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hastings Annette Montague Haugen ‘60 Sister Mary Hawkins, SP Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hayes Meg Hayes ‘78 Patricia McGreevy Heaton ‘61 Mr. Joel Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Luis Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hertling Mrs. Claire M. Hickey Karen Reinhart Hicks ‘84 Jean Batliner Hill ‘71

Penny McQuattie Hill ‘61 Ms. Patricia Hoard Deborah Melone Hollens ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. William Holt Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hope Stephenie-Marie Hope ‘79 Mrs. Diana Hovnanian Dr. Thomas Howard and Mr. Ken Yood Maria Pilar Hoye ‘84 Karen Hudecek ‘65 Sister Charlene Hudon, SP Mr. Robert Humphreys and Ms. Tracey Robertson Mr. Michael Hunn Michele Garrier Hunstable ‘86 Judith Hunt ‘64 Janice Myotte Hurd ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hutchinson Dr. Maria Ignacio and Mr. Osmundo Evangelista Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ingel Ms. Lorna Inguito Carol Rando Irsfeld ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Ara Ishkhanian Ms. Michelle Jackson Mr. and Mrs. C. Stephen Jaeger Michael Jagosz ‘09 and Susan Chambers Jagosz ‘09 Elaine Anastasia Janson ‘64 Ms. Pamela Jensen James Jimenez ‘02 Melinda Mathison Johnson ‘65 Sister Nancy Jurecki, OP Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kadenacy Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kagan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kaminski Dr. and Mrs. Suad Kapetanovic Mr. and Mrs. Jon Kaplan Mr. Dennis Kasper and Mrs. Jodi Reif Kasper ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kasper Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kater Georgette Dvoracek Katuna ‘69 Ms. Louann Katz-Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kazazian Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keeshen Graig Keklikian ‘00 Ms. Lesli Keligian Ms. Loraine Keligian Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keller Elizabeth Burton Kelly ‘73 Mrs. Cecilia Kienast Pauline Kiernan ‘73 Mr. Patrick Kim and Ms. Young Lee Mr. Greg Kirsch Ms. Karri Kirsch Ms. Kimberlee Kirsch

Allison Hastings Knowles ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Kacey Ko Peggy Dalton Kohls ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kornbluth Barbara Penkal Kornylo ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Harout Krumian Theresa Kubasak ‘69 Ms. Maribel Kuklish Claire Ramsey Kurkjian ‘65 Ms. Kathryn Kurtz Ms. Julianne Kusmierczyk Ms. Cathy Kyle Ms. Michelle Laforce Dianne Sorrell Lamb ‘60 Nancy Linsday Lapic ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Largoza Sister Yvonne LeBlanc, SP Mr. and Mrs. C. Victor LeBreton Andrea Brumbaugh Leon ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Amonte Levias Joan Lewan ‘60 Mr. Brandon Lincoln Mrs. Joan Linkogle Ms. Heidi Linn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lipton Ms. Vivienne Liu Mr. and Mrs. Michael Livingston Mrs. Consuelo Llana Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loftus Mr. and Mrs. Todd Lohnas Mr. Juan Lopez Geraldine Stifter Lorme ‘73 Margaret Crawford Lowman ‘61 Mrs. Betty Lowrie Mr. and Mrs. Anton Lubeley Mr. Aaron Lustig and Ms. Heather O’Connor Mr. John Lyon Nancy Maben ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Madadian Mr. and Mrs. Michael Madden Mr. Ray Magcalas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Makarewicz Mr. Ibrahim Malki and Ms. Elizabeth Sultanyan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mallo Mr. and Mrs. Nerses Manikyan Mr. Michael Marasco Mrs. Lucy Marikian Mr. and Mrs. James Markey Ms. Hannah Markey Dempsey Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Marsh Helena Murano Marsh ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Weston Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martikian Ms. Kerry Martin

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Mr. and Mrs. Nicasio Martin, Jr. Mr. Anthony Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Kim Kee Martinez Master Cooling Corporation Alexandra Matthews ‘71 Annie Matthews ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Matthews Mayfield Junior School Nancy McArdle ‘63 Ellen McManus McCarthy ‘81 Clarene Graham McCartney ‘66 Mr. Sean McClenahen Mary McDermott ‘71 Edith Kingsley McDevitt ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDevitt Mr. and Mrs. Shawn McGorrian Sister Mary Catherine McGuire, SP Mr. and Mrs. Michael McHugh Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLarty Sandy Denning McLaughlin ‘67 Nancy McNamara-Trudeau ‘72 Linda McNeel ‘68 Joan Brake McNerney ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. David McNutt Ellen Dunn McPherson ‘72 Ms. Mary Meehan Ms. Raquel Mejia Constance Melvin ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Menke Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Menke Mr. and Mrs. Mamerto Mercado Mrs. Setsuko Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meyer Mr. and Mrs. John Meza Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Michels Mr. Sean Mier Mr. and Mrs. Michael Migliozzi Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mikolyski Elaine Miller ‘69 Eric Miller ‘82 Mrs. Estelita Miller Sister Mary Alice Miller, SP ‘61 Elizabeth Hermann Mitchell ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mohnani Ms. Carmen Monarres Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mongelli Ms. Catherine Monroe Sister Carla Montante, SP Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Montante Mr. and Mrs. Danilo Montealegre Kathleen Hurley Montierth ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Montoya Julie McAndrews Mork ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morris Ms. Nicole Morrison James A. Moschenross Trust

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Ms. Allyssa Moscotte Mr. Lawrence Mullaly Ms. Michele Mullaly Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Munoz Patricia Wietzel Muto ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Narisma Laura Pulido Nash ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nazarian Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Nazario Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neal Sharron Dowthwaite Nelson ‘75 Linda Newton ‘77 Mr. Joe Ngamsanga Sister Rosa Nguyen, SP Ms. Catherine Noonan Ms. Alice Noravian Nordstrom Employee Charitable Match Program Mr. Nick Norman Mr. and Mrs. Rick Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Nuno Kurt Nusbaum ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. James O’Connor Therese Menez Offer ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Olson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Robelson Oreto Mr. and Mrs. Vince Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ortega Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Orthwein Mr. Marco A. Ortiz Kathleen McLaughlin Ossello ‘64 Mr. Josue Pacheco Charlyne Graham Pack ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. James Pagliuso Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pangilinan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pantaleo Lisa Casella Pantoja ‘96 Marisa Paolone ‘96 Kathleen Courtney Pardi ‘68 Mrs. Elizabeth Park Mr. and Mrs. Michael Parker Robert Parmele ‘02 Mrs. Mayra Pelaez-Myers Jeanette Fischer Peter ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. John Petros Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Petty Mr. and Mrs. Doug Petty Cheryl Hardy Phillips ‘63 Michael Piano ‘97 Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Picazo Joy Anne Glassmire Pierce ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Rod Pingul Virginia Piros ‘82

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Ms. Teresa Piumetti Barbara Palumbo Poer ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Vagan Poladyan Mr. and Mrs. Luis Polo Pontrelli & Laricchia, Ltd. Lanora Fitzgerald Pook ‘64 Melissa Pope ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Posin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Power Mr. and Mrs. Robb Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Garry Prendiville Providence St. Joseph Health Dee Mancuso Puleo ‘59 David Pulido ‘81 Mrs. Nancy Quintas Mr. and Mrs. George Rahme Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Ramos Suzanne Ramsey ‘70 Mrs. Marisa Rawlins-Bradfield Bradley Recker ‘78 and Rita Figliuzzi Recker ‘81 James Recker ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Duane Rediger Rediger Family Foundation Barbara Heinrich Redlitz ‘72 Regina Shermer Reed ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Edgardo Regala Gail Reisman ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Renskoff Therese Hughes Reule ‘67 Elizabeth Reuter ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Reyes Mrs. Ashley Rivers Gail Robillard ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Ian Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Leo Robles Mr. Fred Rodman Joannes Pamatmat Rodriguez ‘03 Mary Rohan ‘73 Ms. Eleonore Rojas Mr. and Mrs. Ed Romano Mr. Bill Romeo and Ms. Chelsea Hutton Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ronquillo Maureen Birney Rosenblatt ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rouse Mr. David Rufus Mr. and Mrs. Steven Running Mrs. Maria Sanchez Mr. Dan Sanders and Ms. Marianne Grant Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sanger Mr. and Mrs. Dede Sanrow Mr. and Mrs. David Santa Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Kris Santa Cruz Sister Joeline Santiago, SSS Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Santos Ms. Linda Sarenas

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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sartoris Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Sawasy Christopher Say ‘93 Dr. Vincent Sayoc and Dr. Jocelyn Jerusalem Sister Barbara Schamber, SP ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scheerer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scheetz Kathleen Casey Schmidl ‘67 Mr. James Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schuldenfrei Eric Schulz ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Schulze Mr. Joe Sciuto Kathleen Geraughty Scobell ‘71 Ms. Susan Selvin Mr. Michael Senna Mary Rausch Sepucha ‘61 Mrs. Patt Shea Mr. Dan Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Shepherd Mr. Sergei Shibkov and Ms. Alina Kievsky Mr. John Shields Mr. Tom Shopay Marina Shudic ‘70 Mr. Amir Siddiqi and Ms. Mayra Llamas Mr. and Mrs. Sarkis Simitian Mr. and Mrs. Simon Simitian Ms. Maura Simon Teresa Brown Simonson ‘72 Sisters of Providence Sisters of Providence, Burbank Community Sisters of Providence, St. Anne Community Mr. Ernest Siy Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sizemore Smart & Final Kathleen Dolan Smead ‘69 Linda Smith ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith Mr. John Sparano and Ms. Jeanne Benedict Mr. Greg Spring and Ms. Ivy Brown Patty Bonar Sproul ‘63 St. Finbar Church St. Finbar School Mrs. Pamela Stahl Terence Stephenson ‘95 Helene Thompson Stevenson ‘64 Darleen Stoker ‘80 Phyllis Stonehocker ‘62 Marguerite Story-Baker ‘64 Ligia Urcuyo Strauss ‘79 Mr. Tracy Stroh Mr. Martin Sukunyan and Ms. Azatui Tagvoryan Mr. Ting Sun Mr. and Mrs. Rustico Sunga Sureway Transportation

Mr. Dale Surowitz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Swofford Mr. and Mrs. Luis Tablada Dr. and Mrs. Fawzy Tadros Mrs. William Tahan Mrs. Celeste Talley Mr. Reece Talley Mr. and Mrs. Alec Tan Mr. and Mrs. Zach Tanear Carol Lex Tanner ‘59 Mr. Nestor Tapia and Ms. Leniza Cruz Judy Gilson Tarantino ‘61 Mrs. Sossy Tavidian Pamela Walker Taxe ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Don Terbush Tim Thobe ‘87 Ms. Cassandra Tinari Mr. and Mrs. Cesar Ting Mr. and Mrs. Chris Todd Ms. Susan Todd Mr. Larry Toffler Mr. and Mrs. Nelio Tolentino Dianne Tomsicek-McGinnis ‘63 Mrs. Karen Torpey Mr. and Mrs. Noel Torres Mr. and Mrs. Duy Anh Tran Eileen Froelich Trujillo Betsy Sweet Truyoo ‘68 Mr. Scott Turner Eireen C. Ty ‘10 Ms. Genevieve Tyrrell Victoria Swackenberg Umans ‘62 Judy Egan Umeck ‘75 Ms. Sharon Uzel Mr. Sal Valleta Vancrest Construction Corp.

Mrs. Sylvianna Van De Water Mr. and Mrs. James Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Eric Van Gilder Janis Russo Van Keuren ‘65 Ms. Catherine Van Stralen Mr. James Varga Ms. Sandra Vasquez Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vaughan Mr. Rafe Vega Mrs. Peg Vega-Huson Mrs. Angelica Velazquez Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Vidal Ms. Daniela Vignale Sister Lucy Villanova, SP Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Villanueva Mary Ellen Hammond Villar ‘64 Mr. Florentino Villarreal and Ms. Livier Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Donato Viray Kristen Browne Vossler ‘74

Catherine Wade-Shepard ‘60 Margie Maker Walters ‘71 Marianne Stifter Walters ‘69 David Wang Paul Warson ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weaver Denise Charland Weddle ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wehrenberg Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wellins Ms. Livia Wells Susan Unsinn Wells ‘83 Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Patricia Campbell West ‘64 Mrs. Vickie Weston Mr. Jeff Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Whitaker Sister Teresa White, SP ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wiggins Most Reverend Gerald E. Wilkerson Patricia Wilkinson ‘69 Mr. James Williams and Ms. Wendy Funkhouser Gabrielle Dagan Winstead ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Winters Mrs. Helen Wong Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wood Heather Sinclair Wood ‘02 Worthe Real Estate Group, Inc. Ann Lewis Wright ‘59 Ms. Jessica Wright Phyllis Weber Wright ‘59 Ms. Linda Wyatt Kathleen Conley Yates ‘80 Mrs. Susan Yee Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Young Richard G. Yousko ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Zapata Elizabeth Keklikian Zoryan ‘95 Hani Zubi ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zwart ________________________________________

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Jainee Abrera ‘98

Sister Rebecca Berghoff, SP Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. James Allison Melissa Hayes Brennan ‘77 Renee Zuniga DiGregorio ‘66 Melissa Farnsworth ‘66 Veronica Foster-Rutledge ‘64 Sister Susanne Hartung, SP Mary Ellen Hammond Villar ‘64

Eleanor Billington Donation made by…

Barbara Billington-Smart ‘65

Robert and Elaine Brennan Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. Anton Lubeley

Richard Chan Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Chan

Fifi and Patrick Chao Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Checkor

Genevieve Cunha Donation made by…

Carole Cunha Brodbeck ‘72

Joanne Cunha ‘68 Donation made by…

Carole Cunha Brodbeck ‘72

Jeannie Deocampo ‘98 Donation made by…

Class of 1998

Christine Donovan ‘69 Donation made by…

Renee Chicoine Bowles ‘69 Andrea Brumbaugh Leon ‘69

Tom Durkin

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Class of 1998

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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benzinger

Deolinda Baca Donation made by…

Mrs. Sylvianna Van De Water

Kathleen Lawrence Berger ‘64 Donation made by…

Sheila Florence Benson ‘64

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Alice Forlano Donation made by…

Mr. Peter Forlano

Sue Alexander Gilbert ‘73 Donation made by…

Olga L. Castellanos ‘73

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Sister Renate Hayum, SP

Class of 1963

Elliot Smolin

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Mrs. Barbara Grossguth Sister Mary Hawkins, SP Ms. Patricia Hoard Sisters of Providence, St. Anne Community

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Dianne Tomsicek-McGinnis ‘63

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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Angermeir

Sister Lucille Dean, SP

Rafael Vega Donation made by…

Scott Hamilton ‘82

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kornbluth

Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. James Allison Mr. and Mrs. Tirso George Ms. Patricia Hoard Mary Ellen Hammond Villar ‘64

John and Barbara McQuaide

Haley Diaz ‘17

Donation made by…

Teri McQuaide Abbott ‘62

Donation made by…

Mr. Erick Diaz

Sister Alexis Melancon, SP

Henry Edwards

Donation made by…

Carlos George ‘84

Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O’Neill

Julie Narz ‘77

Sister Jacqueline Fernandes, SP

Donation made by…

Marianne Carroll-Miller ‘77

Donation made by…

Carlos George ‘84

Sister Priscilla Philips

Collin Ferrell

Donation made by…

Marla Schultz Chase ‘68

Donation made by…

Ms. Cathy Kyle

Laura Priest

Rex Kaplan

Donation made by…

Class of 1998

Donation made by…

Mrs. Susan Alem

Patricia Strimple ‘61

Gabriel Martin

Donation made by…

Sharon Fornaca Alix ‘61

Donation made by…

Ms. Jan Atchity

Paul Sutton

Sister Alexis Melancon, SP

Donation made by…

Natalie Calle ‘00

Donation made by…

Theresa Kubasak ‘69

Donation made by…

Cynthia Haran Adelman ‘75 Ms. Danielle Arzaga Barbara Penkal Kornylo ‘75 Linda Smith ‘75

Lionel Trujillo

Jesse and Marie Menez

Donation made by…

Eileen Froelich Trujillo

Donation made by…

Therese Menez Offer ‘92

Tom Durkin Scholarship Fund

Pedro Velazquez

Crestian Montante

Donation made by…

Mrs. Angelica Velazquez

Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. Mamerto Mercado

Ruth and Howard Wilkinson

Howard Saperston

Donation made by…

Patricia Wilkinson ‘69 ________________________________________

Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Checkor

GIFTS IN HONOR OF

Joe Sciuto

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kornbluth

Sister Felma Cerezo, SP Donation made by…

Carlos George ‘84

Pioneer Connections

Sister Lucy Villanova, SP Donation made by…

Carlos George ‘84

Lee Ann Schwend Willis ‘75 Donation made by…

Linda Smith ‘75 ________________________________________

NAMED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS 50 Year Club Scholarship Fund Donation made by…

Ms. Patricia Alvarado Renee Zuniga DiGregorio ‘66 Carol Rando Irsfeld ‘59 Constance Melvin ‘62 Elizabeth Hermann Mitchell ‘60 Kathleen McLaughlin Ossello ‘64 Barbara Palumbo Poer ‘59 Mrs. Maria Sanchez Carol Lex Tanner ‘59 Mary Ellen Hammond Villar ‘64 Ann Lewis Wright ‘59

Class of 1975 Scholarship Fund

Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins

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Donation made by…

Michael Ashjian ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benzinger Ms. Josefina Castillo Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scheerer

Eleonora Greenhill Scholarship Fund Donation made by…

Christina Ashjian ‘03 Mrs. Sona Ashjian Mary Cappadonna ‘69 Ms. Josefina Castillo Mrs. Ellen Curtis

Marisa Paolone ‘96 David Pulido ‘81 Barbara Heinrich Redlitz ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Celeste Talley Gabrielle Dagan Winstead ‘84 Richard G. Yousko ‘83

Cari and Paul Kaminski Scholarship Fund

Rafael Vega Endowed Scholarship Fund

Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kaminski

Sister Renate Hayum, S.P. Scholarship Fund

Donation made by…

Julie McAndrews Mork ‘68

Donation made by…

Kelli-Ann Recker Agner ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Avendano James Barker ‘81 Natalie Calle ‘00 Karla Hokr Carlsen ‘72 Olga L. Castellanos ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Tim Chan Gabrielle Sosa Cochran ‘71 Christy Rodriguez Futernick ‘88 Paula Tarpey Guettler ‘69 Scott Hamilton ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Nicasio Martin, Jr. Mary McDermott ‘71 Lisa Casella Pantoja ‘96 Melissa Pope ‘90 Eric Schulz ‘87 Mr. Joe Sciuto Kathleen Geraughty Scobell ‘71 Tim Thobe ‘87 Mr. James Varga Kristen Browne Vossler ‘74 Most Reverend Gerald E. Wilkerson Richard G. Yousko ‘83

Donation made by…

Ms. Josefina Castillo Sister Felma Cerezo, SP Sister Lucille Dean, SP Mrs. Barbara Grossguth Sister Mary Hawkins, SP Ms. Patricia Hoard Allison Hastings Knowles ‘99 Sister Mary Catherine McGuire, SP Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullen Sister Barbara Schamber, SP ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Simon Simitian Sisters of Providence, St. Anne Community Terence Stephenson ‘95

Jirapaun Scholarship Fund Donation made by…

Ms. Josefina Castillo Ms. Allyssa Moscotte Mr. Joe Ngamsanga

Jainee Abrera KAIROS Scholarship Fund Donation made by…

Janine Abrera ‘03 Ms. Josefina Castillo Class of 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Conty Mr. Erick Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Luis Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Mark Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neal Elizabeth Reuter ‘07 Joannes Pamatmat Rodriguez ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sanger Eireen C. Ty ‘10

Julie McAndrews Mork Scholarship in Honor of the Class of 1968

Sister Alexis Melancon, S.P. Scholarship Fund Donation made by…

Sheila Florence Benson ‘64 Karen Schultz Csejtey ‘63 Kathy Dickinson Fredrickson ‘62 Mary O’Donnell Freund ‘64 Penny McQuattie Hill ‘61 Karen Hudecek ‘65 Melinda Mathison Johnson ‘65 Georgette Dvoracek Katuna ‘69 Theresa Kubasak ‘69 Nancy Linsday Lapic ‘61 Clarene Graham McCartney ‘66 Sister Rosa Nguyen, SP Jeanette Fischer Peter ‘64 Regina Shermer Reed ‘69 Helene Thompson Stevenson ‘64 Phyllis Stonehocker ‘62 Patricia Campbell West ‘64

Gayle Ann and James Anton Moschenross Memorial Scholarship Fund Donation made by…

James A. Moschenross Trust

Our Lady of Lourdes Scholarship Fund

Reif-Kasper Endowed Scholarship Fund Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Alvarado Garcia Mr. and Mrs. John Arakelian

Sanger VPA/Cinema Arts Scholarship Fund Donation made by…

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sanger

Donation made by…

Kathy Dickinson Fredrickson ‘62 Michele Garrier Hunstable ‘86 Elizabeth Burton Kelly ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Anton Lubeley Nancy McNamara-Trudeau ‘72

For your perusal, the 2017-2018 Annual Report is available online at www.providencehigh.org in the “Pioneer Publications” section.

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Summer 2019

we pray to THE LORD...

P

lease keep the following members of the extended Providence Community in your thoughts and prayers:

The family of Marylinda Arndt ‘68. Marylinda passed away on May 26, 2019.

Harutyan Asaryan ‘14, Katherine Asaryan ‘20, Mariam Asaryan ‘15, and David Asaryan ‘19 for the loss of their father and uncle, Haik Asaryan.

The family of former faculty member, Gabriel Crispo. Mr. Crispo passed away on July 4, 2019.

The family of former faculty member Sr. Una Feeney, SSS. Sr. Una passed away on December 29, 2018.

The family of former Director of Finance Polly Green. Polly passed away on January 23, 2019.

Justin Marlow ‘19 for the loss of his grandfather, Charles Marikian.

The family of former PHS teacher Sr. Alexis Melancon, SP. Sr. Alexis passed away on April 25, 2019.

Charlotte Meyer ‘22 for the loss of her grandfather, Bill Pistey.

The family of Lesa Weinberg Millard ‘79. Lesa passed away on May 8, 2019.

E

ternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.

Clara Koesters Murray ‘69 for the loss of her son, James Murray.

Faculty member David Rufus for the loss of his sister-in-law, Shirley Rufus.

May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

Luke Simon ‘22 for the loss of his cousin, Tommy Fitzpatrick.

The family of Susan Stone Peake ‘66. Susan passed away on April 7, 2019.

Amen.

Bryce Whitaker ‘22 and Board of Regents member Johnnie Whitaker for the loss of their grandmother and mother, Yukiko Whitaker.

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SAVE THE DATE Grandparents’ Day Mass & Luncheon Sunday, Nov. 24th at 10:00 am Providence High School Student Activity Center

This event is for grandparents and PHS students only.

Invitations will be mailed to grandparents at the start of the 2019-2020 school year.

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Parents of Alumni: If your daughter or son no longer resides with you, please contact the Advancement Office so we can be sure to update our records.

Contact Alumni Coordinator Joannes Pamatmat Rodriguez ‘03 at Joannes.Rodriguez@providencehigh.org.

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