Second Century Winter 2012

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The Trophy Returns Home!

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U p co m i n g e v e n t s March

16, 17, 23, 24 Spring Musical Into the Woods Sr. Caroline Collins, DC, Theater

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In this Issue

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In Partnership with Parents

Spring Gala Irish Derby

Sr. Teresa Piro, DC, Student Life Center

April

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7 2nd Annual Christian Brothers Classic Basketball Tournament Warriors vs. Nuggets Oracle Arena

13 Gold Club Luncheon

Sr. Teresa Piro, DC, Student Life Center

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Warning: Loud Music Will Be Played

10 Rules to Live By 12

Speech & Debate Takes Off at SHCP

14 Class Notes

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The Trophy Returns to Sacred Heart Cathedral

19 SHCP Heritage Society Continues Steady Growth

20 Giving to SHCP by Bequest

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Concert at the Collins Classical Music Series

Memorial & Commemorative Giving Program

Sr. Caroline Collins, DC, Theater

21 Irish Football Night Dinner

Janet Pomeroy Center Honoring 1957 AAA Football Championship Team

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3, 4 Spring Chorus Concert Don’t Stop Believin’ Sr. Caroline Collins, DC, Theater

11 Instrumental Music Concert Spring Concert Up, Up and Away, Birds, Planes, and Superman Sr. Caroline Collins, DC, Theater

24 Baccalaureate Mass St. Mary’s Cathedral

26 Graduation

St. Mary’s Cathedral

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2 Gold Diploma, Class of 1962

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second century is a publication of the SHCP Office of Communications and is published for alumni, faculty/staff, parents, students, investors and friends.

1055 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA 94109 415.775.6626 • editor@shcp.edu

Editor/Designer Caitlin Steele-Williams Director of Communications & Marketing

managing editor Sawson Jweinat

Board of Regents Denise Kent ’77, President; Charles R. Love, Vice President; Raymond A. DeRenzo ’73, Carol Wicklund Enright, Sandra Gulli, Russell J. Gumina ’62, Steve Heath, Janet L. Holland ’77, Lisa Kala, Ph.D. ’73, Sheila Kiernan, Mary T. Lee ’77, Sister Christina Maggi, DC, Eileen M. Malley ’77, Sister Frances Meyer, DC, Debbie Monfredini, Gerry Murphy, Mark Pardini ’88, Sister Sylvia Parks, DC, Rene Stephen Picazo ’90, Jeffrey P. Porter ’72, Kevin M. Ramirez, Ph.D. ’65, Roman Rodriguez, M.D. ’68, James E. Ryan, Jr., Bernadette Smith, William D. Spencer ’65, Monsignor John Talesfore, Ed Wang ’90 Harold H. Wong ’77, Br. Tom Westberg, FSC, Ex-Officio: Gary Cannon, Principal; Wayne M. Henderson ’69, Comptroller; John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73, President; Theresa Flynn Houghton ’96, Director of Development; John M. Vigo ’81, Director of School Advancement

Communications Associate

Sports Editor Scott Bergen

Cover

Basketball and football teams swept the first two games to win the Bruce-Mahoney trophy.

Sports Communication Coordinator

Contributors John Gumina’ 91; Rosie Lawlor Horan ’65; Theresa Houghton ’96; John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73; John Vigo ’81

Photo Credits Sawson Jweinat; Scott Bergen; Kim Wong ’12

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Please contact editor@shcp.edu or 415.775.6626 ext. 644.

A Message from President Scudder

sacred heart cathedral preparatory Excellence in Catholic Education since 1852 Enter to Learn; Leave to Serve Inspired by the Daughters of Charity and the De La Salle Christian Brothers, in partnership with families,

Dear SHCP Community, You are not dreaming; this edition of Second Century has arrived not too long after the delivery of the recent fall edition. We have decided to return Second Century to the quarterly production cycle of previous years. In doing so we hope that the information and news provided will be more timely to our readers. We hope you appreciate the changes, and as the year progresses we welcome your feedback. Comments can be directed to editor@shcp.edu.

An initial positive outcome of the quarterly schedule is that we get to share much sooner the good news of the triumphant return of the Bruce-Mahoney trophy to its rightful place on Ellis Street. Congratulations to all, especially to the members of our football and men’s basketball teams. It is our intention to hold on to the trophy. Drop by the school to say hello to the “Mahoney” when you drive by Ellis Street; know that you are always welcome.

Speaking of dropping by school, I hope you have been able to catch one of our shows at the Collins Theater. SHCP has always had a strong Visual and Performing Arts Department, and it is special to watch the students perform in a facility that is commensurate with their extraordinary talent.

We have recently engaged the services of a new online ticket vendor. We hope it will make the purchase of tickets more convenient. You now will be able to purchase an assigned seat for a performance. We hope this improves the experience of our patrons.

More changes to look for in 2012 involve our website. Our Office of Communications, in collaboration with our Department of Educational Technology, has been working on an update of our website. We have valued the input from our end users during the process, and we hope to launch the new website in July of this year. So keep your eyes open for the new shcp.edu.

I congratulate our recent Hall of Fame inductees. I am glad that so many in the community turned out for this grand affair. Enjoy this edition of Second Century and look for the next magazine in early June.

Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory’s mission is to provide the finest education in an inclusive Catholic community of faith.

Sincerely,

We prepare our students to become service-oriented leaders with a commitment to living the Gospel.

John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 President

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In Partnership with Parents Celebrating Our Parents Association’s Time, Treasure and Talent

by Sawson Jweinat

In an effort to provide the finest educational experience for their children and the next generation of students, our parent community gives time, treasure and talent to continue the growth of the Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory mission.

Parents give generously of themselves not only for their children, but future generations that will enjoy the fruits of their labor. It’s a wonderful demonstration of giving that we see every day at SHCP. In addition to raising significant financial support through the Parent Pledge Program, eScrip, capital gifts and the Walkathon, parents give the very special gift of time. Through the Parents Association, parents organize community building events such as the Father & Son BBQ and Poker Night, Mother & Son Game Night, Crab Cioppino, Father & Daughter Evening, Mother & Daughter Spa Night, and Grad Night. Parents also volunteer to help at events 4

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including the Clothing and Blood drives, Senior Retreat and student field trips. Involvement in these various events creates a deeper connection and more fulfilled experience than some parents might anticipate, and they therefore continue to stay involved after their child graduates.

Parents of alumni continue to support SHCP by making annual gifts, attending events, and volunteering in a variety of ways. “After their children graduate, parents keep coming back because they truly enjoy being a part of the SHCP community,” says former volunteer coordinator Garrett Dempsey ’92. From 2006-2011, Dempsey worked in the Development Office as the annual giving associate/volunteer Coordinator. He worked directly with the Parents Association in managing volunteer help, particularly for the Spring Gala, the Parents Association’s largest annual fundraising event.

In 1997, SHCP parents stepped in to provide leadership for the annual fundraiser and since then have played an integral role in the success in this annual auction/raffle dinner dance. In recent years, the parent leadership has transformed

(L-R) Pilar Whitney, Margie Orfanos-Villalobos, Rayna Rodriguez, Yvonne Dominici, Anna Halvorson, Luba Cocoles

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this event, and since 2006, the parents have raised nearly $850,000 of net proceeds in support of financial assistance, faculty support and training, technology in the classroom, and construction of new facilities, most recently, the Sister Caroline Collins, DC, Theater.

This year the Parents Association presents Irish Derby, Spring Gala 2012, which will take place on Saturday, March 31. It will be a race to the finish to raise support for SHCP students. The event includes silent and live auctions, a hosted bar, seated dinner, live music, dancing and raffle, and all are invited: alumni, parents, parents of alumni and

friends of the school. Celebrate the efforts of our parent community while raising support for our students, at this year’s Irish Derby, or purchase some of the raffle tickets that are enclosed. The parents hope to see you there.

Working with the parents this year is Alexandra “Alex” Goldberg, who enthusiastically takes on the role of coordinating this effort. Goldberg has a great passion for philanthropy and service. “Giving is a natural choice,” she says. “Our innate love for humanity should be the only incentive.”

Goldberg has volunteered at camps and schools and assisted at nursing homes and hospitals, and currently makes time to work at soup kitchens, underprivileged preschools and homeless shelters. Some holiday seasons she adopts a family to ensure that they too have a special Christmas. As a new member of the SHCP community, Goldberg is impressed with the strong support from parents she has worked with.

“It’s amazing to see how much these parents are doing for future students,” she says.

In recent years, the Parents Association has allocated the funds to provide the following: choral risers for concerts, orchestra shells, and a new Marley dance floor for use in

TOP (L-R) Robbie Griggs ’10, Mike Cardella ’63, Rich Azzolino ’70, Rich Chagniot, Mike Sabella ’78, Rich Sansoe ’71. BOTTOM (L-R) Back: Bonnie Rosenstein, Andrew Rosenstein ’12 Front: Julian Gaskins ’12, Vivienne Gaskins.

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T h e SHCP Parents Association

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the Sister Caroline Collins, DC, Theater; speakers and LCDs for classrooms and professional development; iPads for student use; tournament travel for the women’s basketball team; strength and conditioning equipment for the fitness center; a grant to The Emerald for conference attendance; and grants and underwriting for Grad Night to ensure that all students have the opportunity to attend and participate.

These gifts of time and funding are integral to the quality of student life at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory. Day after day, SHCP parents give so that year after year, SHCP graduates students with great talent, intelligence and skill. Thanks to the time, energy and tireless efforts from the community surrounding our students, the path to a successful future is bright.

To learn more about the Parents Association, contact Christine Buell, vice principal, at christine.buell@shcp.edu.

TOP (L-R) Top: Jose Cargas, Gina Batelli, Teri Kadlecek, Christine Buell, Mike Butler BOTTOM (L-R) Katherine Kelly ’14, Libby Astabie, Glenna Kelly, Sabrina Hawthorne ’14

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Hosted Bar & Delicious Food Fabulous Live & Silent Auctions Live Music & Dancing Sponsorship Opportunities All proceeds benefit the students of SHCP

Don’t Miss Your Chance to Stand in the Winner’s Circle!

Exciting Raffle Prizes include

1st Prize 2nd Prize 3rd Prize

$7,000 cash $2,000 cash $1,000 cash

shcp.edu/springgala

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sacred heart cathedral preparatory Visual & Performing Arts Department proudly presents

Warning: Loud Music will Be Played

by Sawson Jweinat

Directed by Ted Allen

Featuring music by

Performed by

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2012 @ 7:30 PM

Concert Band • String Ensemble Percussion Club • Jazz Combo And special guests!

$12/$7 STUDENTS

Metallica • Black Sabbath • Saxon • Bartok Berlioz • Holst • Mussorgsky Respighi • Vivaldi • Deep Purple

SISTER CAROLINE COLLINS, DC, THEATER, 1100 ELLIS STREET, SAN FRANCISCO

TOP: (L-R) 2010-11 Jazz Combo: Paul Mallari ’11, Evan Linsey ’12, Amy Ruth Lunde ’11, Evonji Summers-Luaulu ’14, Richard Lee ’11, Reza Kurniawan ’11.

The Visual and Performing Arts program continues to take flight with tireless faculty who foster the growth of talented students, and the stateof-the-art Sister Caroline Collins, DC, Theater lends the atmosphere to learn and perform. The Instrumental Band at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory is thriving. Seasoned musicians playing with incredible passion and zeal set the mood, lift the crowd and add a melody to all SHCP events.

Led by composer and instructor Ted Allen, the Instrumental Music Department has developed into a high-caliber team that includes wind, string, percussion and jazz musicians. Allen’s extensive experience as a composer began after completing his bachelor’s at Pomona College and his master’s at the Yale School of Music. He has worked as a composer, arranger and orchestrator for Metallica, the San Francisco Symphony, Ozzy Osbourne, the New York City Ballet, the New York Pops, Microsoft and Sega, among others. His recent compositions include “Government Work” for the Oakland music teachers’ big band, and the choral work “Coyote Song/¡Ay! Susanita!,” which has been widely performed since its publication by Walton Music.

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Over the past four years the Instrumental Music Department has doubled in size as students have been drawn to bring in their instruments and show off their talents. Not only does the band produce mind-blowing concerts, they perform at every game, rally, mass and prayer service—and consequently rehearse more often and work harder than ever before. “I believe the program has grown because the students are working harder, ” Allen explains.

“We grow as family through playing.

Students communicate through their instruments.”

Mari Ma ’12, cello player, chorus and drama student, appreciates the growth and learning curve. “I really enjoy the opportunity to learn more about music through my practice.

The more I play, the more I learn what types of music I love.

Being a part of the band guided me to become an advanced musician.”

SHCP’s winter 2012 concert, Metal Mania: The Dark Side of Rock and Classical, was inspired by a metal band of

four guitarists: Tyler Mahoney ’12 on lead guitar, Marissa Estonina ’12 and Markus Molon ’13 on rhythm guitar, and Tristan Arostegui ’14 on bass. “It was the instruments that inspired the most recent concert,” says Allen. If you attended the rocked-out concert, you might be surprised to learn that metal music is not a part of this generation’s musical upbringing. Students are attracted to play the songs that are loud, aggressive and include execution types of rhythm and melody. “It’s really cool to learn about how metal music came from the baroque era and how the sounds are shifted,” says Ma. “I love learning how music evolves through different genres.”

The SHCP musicians will perform selections from their spring concert Up, Up, and Away: Birds, Planes, and Superman, including music from Apollo 13, Superman, and the U.S. Air Force march “Air Force Blue,” at the Sister Collins Theater on May 11.

LEFT: (L-R) Tristan Arostegui ’14, Jeremiah Leung ’14, Markus Molon ’13, Benjamin Chan ’14, Gabriel Kong ’14, Gina Campanelli ’14, Marissa Estonina ’12. RIGHT: (L-R) Mari Ma ’12, Ted Allen, Mara Ma ’15 (behind Mr. Allen) Verena Wing ‘12. MIDDLE: (L-R) Andrew Murphy ’13 sings “Heavy Metal Thunder” by Saxon.

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sacred heart cathedral preparatory and the Department of Visual & Performing Arts present

Don’t Stop Believin’

Music of the ’80s • May 3 & 4 Directed by Christian Bohm

Tickets and details at www.shcp.edu

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Rules to Live By

by Scott Bergen

Perhaps you would be surprised to know that the Fightin’ Irish’s current athletic successes are rooted in activities in the former mechanical drawing and typing rooms in the gym basement—but you wouldn’t be if you’d been in there since Colin Peuse joined the Sacred Heart Cathedral athletics family.

In the 1980s those rooms began evolving into the current state-of-the-art weight room and conditioning space, and that evolution is far from over. Many alumni wouldn’t recognize their old classrooms from ages past, just as current students likely won’t recognize the weight room when they return in the future, thanks to plans to knock out yet another wall and expand even further.

Peuse joined SHCP as the strength and conditioning coach in January 2006 and has been making an impact on the school’s athletics ever since. Says head varsity football coach John Lee ’84, “Without a doubt, hands down, the biggest and by far most important contributor to all of the athletic success at SHCP can be attributed to our strength coach, Colin Peuse.”

TOP: (L-R) Coach Peuse works with Maria Lara ’12 and Ebony McKeever ’13 on their individual workout plans. Nathan Garcia ’13 spots for Robert Venegas ’13 during one of their track and field preseason workouts.

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While playing safety for the Occidental Tigers in college, Peuse studied kinesiology and history and went on to earn a Master of Science in exercise physiology to become a commercial athletic trainer. Before coming to Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory, Peuse was an assistant strength coach for the Oakland Raiders.

Those years of experience have given Coach Peuse a crystal-clear vision for what it takes to prepare student athletes with what they need to succeed both in and out of athletic competition. To that end, if you venture down to the weight room on any given day, you are as likely to find

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him supervising a workout as leading a discussion on time the burden of worrying if the kids are getting their work in.”

Vigo boasts that he has met college coaches and recruiters management and the importance of schoolwork.

On the wall over the door to the weight room is a sign who have come to see SHCP’s workout facilities and exclaimed reading, “Winners are simply willing to do the things that that our facilities are as good as or better than their own and losers are not,” and this is clearly an idea that Coach Peuse that our student athletes are doing as much work or more works very hard to instill in the student athletes with whom than college athletes are. Perhaps even more remarkable is he works. For instance, at 8 am on Martin Luther King, Jr. that these already top-notch weight training and strength Day, a day off from classes, the Irish varsity baseball team conditioning facilities are soon to get an upgrade. was in the gym. It would be nearly a month before they were The weight room is set to grow by about one-sixth in the even allowed to meet with their actual baseball coaches, and next few years, pending the continued generosity and hard nearly two months before their first game. work of the SHCP community. “All the improvements in Inspirational signs abound in and around the weight the weight room have been done through a combination of room, like the three-foot tall mural painted around the school funds, Parents Association gifts, foundation grants room reading, “Irish Pride: Dedication, Discipline, Desire.” and volunteer labor and craftsmanship from the alumni community,” according to Vigo.

During fall and spring when On the wall over the door to the weight football and track and field According to both Peuse and room is a sign reading, “Winners are simply are in season, as many as 250 Vigo, the planned expansion willing to do the things that losers are not.” students a day use the weight is needed because of the sheer room. Exemplifying the dedication, discipline and desire volume of kids working out on any given day. If 250 or more shown by Irish athletes, the summertime is probably the students use the gym on a busy day, there are still around busiest time of year for Coach Peuse, as athletes from all 55 125-150 using it on a quiet day. Each of those student athletes (approximately 650 in total in 2011-2012) has an individualized teams work to prepare themselves in the off-season.

Peuse explains, “The athletes deserve all the credit because workout plan that includes nutrition, stretching, core it’s their sacrifice, willingness to embrace the training strengthening, cardiovascular exercise and weight training, concepts, and their hard work that makes it all happen.” and each is monitored throughout the calendar year—not just Within the Athletic Department, strength and conditioning during his or her season or even just during the school year. are not considered extra work, but are the same as practice, The lessons taught and exercises performed in the weight and he credits the Irish coaches for buying in to that idea. room basement hold great significance in the impact that Coach Lee explained how fully the football program has they will have in competition. As Vigo said, “This weight embraced this idea, saying, “[Coach Peuse] has such a clear room is not just about bench press and squats anymore. It vision as to how each team should train, what time of year, and now includes sport-specific injury prevention and overall at what time of day to maximize their athletic performance. health and fitness care. We are at the forefront of high school From firsthand knowledge, I have seen many of our recent strength and conditioning programs.”

Near the exit of the weight room is another sign, just outside graduates come back to get a workout in with Coach Peuse and to inform him how because of him, they have developed the doors, which reads, “Be on Time, Give Great Effort, Be into regular workout enthusiasts. We consider him a part Focused, Be Coachable, Be a Good Teammate, Be Safe.” The of the football staff, not an outside influence on our kids.” title of this particular sign is not “Gym Rules.” It is “Rules to John Vigo ’81, director of school advancement and a former Live By,” and it could not have been written much better. baseball coach himself, said, “Colin is another coach in the weight room. Because they know that he holds the kids to the same high standards that they do, it frees our coaches of

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Speech and Debate Takes off at shcp

by John Gumina

In addition to a rigorous college prep curriculum stacked with Advanced Placement courses, SHCP boasts a full complement of enriching cocurricular activities. While many preparatory schools refer to these activities as “extra” curricular, SHCP proudly refers to them as “co” curricular, believing that these activities are critical to a well-rounded high school experience.

Like the academic curriculum, SHCP’s cocurricular opportunities continue to grow and evolve to meet the needs of its 21st century students. Nowhere is that more apparent than with the recent success of the Speech and Debate program at SHCP. In 2007-08, Speech and Debate was revived thanks to SHCP valedictorian Michael Holper ’10, currently a sophomore at Georgetown University.

“I was attracted to Speech and Debate because I enjoy engaging other people in contentious issues, and I find that generally in disagreement the truth can percolate to the surface,” he says. “I was thrilled at the challenge of making it a relevant club at SHCP.” Today, the Speech and Debate club proudly boasts 30 participants, up from a handful of members. Christine Buell, assistant principal for student life, is thrilled that the program has been reinvigorated with a talented new group of student and adult leaders. “Students will realize both short-term and long-term benefits from their active participation

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Saliba Faddoul ’14

in Speech and Debate,” she says.

First-year moderator and admissions associate Jonathan Lim hopes to increase membership to more than 50 over the next couple of years. With a dynamic coaching staff and an intelligent group of debaters, the program is currently focusing on individual events as well as Lincoln Douglas and Public Forum debates. Lim expects to have all his debaters commit to four local league tournaments in the Golden Gate Speech Association per year.

The club members themselves are also enthusiastic about their participation.

Faithful debater Gina Campinelli ’14 says, “I absolutely love debate. It’s an enriching experience that has totally expanded my views on the world.”

Campinelli hopes to attend Princeton University and continue her debate career at the collegiate level.

Yale professor Minh Luong would applaud these students’ cocurricular activity. “Colleges and universities today are looking for articulate thinkers and communicators who will become active citizens and leaders of tomorrow,” he says. “There is no better activity that will develop essential academic, professional and life skills than dedicated involvement in speech and debate.”

With so much uncertainty facing today’s high school and college students, SHCP is committed to providing highlevel curricula and programs like Speech and Debate to prepare students for college and life beyond.

Reunion Celebration 2012 1977

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Alumni news

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The Year That Was… •

Oakland Raiders beat the Minnesota Vikings in the Super Bowl.

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The TV miniseries Roots draws an audience of 130 million.

Saturday, November 10

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Star Wars hits theaters—for the first time— and will go on to be the second highest-

7:30 pm to midnight

grossing film of all time.

Lively cocktail reception, delicious appetizers, class photos, dancing and more

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Connect with classmates and share an evening of food, friends and fun

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Class photos will be taken during the evening

Saturday Night Fever sparks the disco inferno and the popularity of movie soundtracks.

Elvis Presley dies at Graceland, his Memphis,

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Tennessee home. He was 42.

Sit back and relax with classmates in the Reunion Lounge

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DJ music and entertainment all night long!

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Event details, registration information, and more alumni news can be found at shcpalumni.com.

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The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture goes to Rocky.

The Year That Was… •

George H. W. Bush and Boris Yeltsin proclaim a formal end to the Cold War (Feb. 1).

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Bill Clinton elected president, Al Gore as vice president.

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The United States assembles the “Dream

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Team” to play basketball in Barcelona for the Olympics.

Become a Class Rep! Now is the time to get involved with your reunion!

If you’re interested in becoming a reunion class rep, please contact Franco Finn ’95, director of alumni relations, at franco.finn@shcp.edu or 415.775.6626 ext. 682.

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Compact discs surpass cassette tapes as the preferred medium for recorded music.

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Johnny Carson hosts “The Tonight Show” for the last time. He had ruled late-night

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television for 30 years.

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The Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture goes to Silence of the Lambs.

Details and more on shcpalumni.com

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CLASS NOTES

Tony Scafine, Bill Tobin, Tom Dowd, John Muscat, Jack Rohner, Tom Greene, Frank Gallagher, Tom Lavin, George Hill, Bob Dominguez, Pete Balestreri, Joe Long and Ron Munson. A great day was had by all.

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Terry McLaughlin celebrated his 30th anniversary with his wife and visited Southern California for vacation.

Billy Gianquinto was inducted into the California Outdoors Hall of Fame. He is also filming segments for his new TV show “The Flyaways of America” airing on the Outdoor Channel.

1947 Brother Haig Charshaf, FSC celebrated his annual class reunion along with 30 of his classmates at Caesar’s Restaurant in San Francisco.

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Carol Flynn Abeling went skydiving and is proud of her accomplishment.

1960

Tony Fernandez and his wife visited the Yankee Stadium and Citi Field in August 2011.

1974

Dr. Walter Kushnir is teaching psychology at the College of the Sequoias in Visalia, Calif., where he has been a member for more than 30 years.

Tom Espy and classmate Jerry DeMartini ’66 went to Yosemite National Park this past July. He has been to Yosemite numerous times, but this was the first time with DeMartini and on this particular hike. Epsy enjoys taking trips and often visits Death Valley as well.

1971 Al Bahn is the director of campus safety at the Culinary Institute of America (the former Christian Brothers Winery) in St. Helena, Calif. He and his wife Mary Lou have two children, Natalie and Charles.

Bahn enjoys life in the Napa Valley, trips to the mountains and time with family.

Stella Consolacion Nash and her family welcomed a new addition to their family, granddaughter Nash Suri.

1976 Francesca “Frankie” MetoyerBurckhardt has been a nurse at Stanford for the past 32 years, and has worked in several different areas. She is married with three children, a 21-year-old senior and an 18-year-old sophomore, both at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, and a 14-year-old who will be a freshman at Moreau Catholic High School in Hayward.

1979

Geoff Smyth organized a 20-year alumni game and reunion for his players and their families this past August. He coaches at Las Positas College in Pleasanton, Calif.

Patrick Mahoney and his wife Maria visited the Coliseum in Rome in October 2011.

1954 On Thursday, Sept. 15, 2011, 17 graduates of the Sacred Heart Class of 1954, along with their wives and/ or significant others attended a picnic reunion in Middletown, CA hosted by Carolyn and Bill Tobin at their Mullinahone Ranch. Attending alumni were: Phil Marvier, Justin Powers, Frank Reiff, Jack Albrecht,

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Dennis Russell is working as the security director at the San Francisco Financial District Hilton. He has five children and 14 grandchildren.

Benjamin Joe ’79 and his wife Tracy welcomed McKaylah Nicole on April 25, 2011. McKaylah joins siblings Noah (3), Jonah (3), Keira (3), Francisco (15) and Brenna (15).

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Rene Picazo ’90 and his wife Zinia, along with their son Thomas, welcomed twins Alexander Mikel and Fredrico John on Sept. 30, 2011.

Franco Finn married his beautiful bride Michelle Alvarez Finn on Sept.

3, 2011. The ceremony was held at St. Ignatius Church and the reception was at the San Francisco Design Center Galleria. Alumni Manny Cabrera ’95 and Luis Paraiso ’95 served as groomsmen.

Ernesto Ugarte has worked for California Department of Transportation as a civil engineer for the past 20 years.

1981 Darlene Chiu Bryant is currently the vice president/manager of public affairs for East West Bank. She’s also a proud mother of two Marines.

Frank Lavin and his wife, Terri, along with boyhood chums Gaetano D’amato ’81 and Joe De Martini ’82, played in the annual Salesian Boys’ and Girls’ Club Bocce Tournament in San Rafael, Calif., along with a bunch of other alumni from the north side of the city.

1984 Ed Hagan is a sergeant in the San Francisco Police Department and has been in the department for 20 years. He has not missed a BruceMahoney basketball game in 20 years and keeps a close eye on the Fightin’ Irish athletic teams.

1991 Tomo Fukami lives in Sacramento, California and has been working for the state of Calif. for the past six years .

Get the latest SHCP news online!

Sophia Ignacio Prevatte gave birth to her son, Samuel Kenneth Prevatte, in September.

Website: shcpalumni.com Twitter @SHCPinSF and @SHCPathletics

1985 Patrick J. Carlin Jr., CPA is joining the firm, Delagnes, Mitchell & Linder, LLP as partner.

Kenneth Donald Spencer and his wife Bernadette proudly announce the birth of their son, Donald Kenneth Spencer, on Dec. 29. Kenneth is a pilot for JetBlue Airways and his wife is a dentist in Rochester, N.Y.

Dan Clegg graduated with an MBA from Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University.

1986 Elisa Lee Lao lives with her husband Rex Lao ’86 in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.

Stay e-connected with SHCP and get updates about our alumni, events, and community.

1993 Vincent Gagliardo, Jr. and wife, Rachel, welcomed Carmelina Isabella on Jan. 22, 2010.

1997 Russell Martion lives in Pleasanton, Calif. and has a 10-year-old son.

2000 Brittany Hall is a teacher at Myanmar School.

As Seamus Irish and the Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory Page recent Check-ins Elena Faddoul ’11 checked in on Tuesday, Jan. 10, to pick up her ticket for the SHCP vs. S.I. Bruce-Mahoney basketball game. She is currently a freshman at UC Berkeley.

Hugo Centeno ’07 checked in on Friday, Jan. 13, to visit with Franco Finn ’95 (director of alumni relations).

Hugo is finishing up his last year at Dominican University and is currently interning at NOW 99.7FM (CBS Radio).

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Upcoming Alumni Events

2001

2nd annual Christian Brothers Classic Basketball Tournament

Philip Guy currently lives in San Ramon, Calif. He married his wife Alisha on July 16, 2011.

Wallace Jensen and his wife Rebecca have two children, a 5-year-old son and a 3-year-old daughter. He has been working for the Richmond, Calif. Police Department for five years.

2002

Saturday, April 7, 2012 Oracle Arena, Oakland •

Play in the Alumni Basketball Tournament (SHCP; De La Salle; Justin-Siena; St. Mary’s College High School) – Play Where the Pros Play (12:30 pm - 3:30 pm)

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Enjoy great food at the Lasallian Tailgate BBQ

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Watch the Warriors vs. Nuggets game later that evening (7:30 pm)

Justin Wong graduated from Santa Clara University.

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Free parking

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Irish Football Night

Ethan Wicklund completed the 4,000-mile cross-country Journey of Hope bike ride this past summer to support people with disabilities.

Stefan Gartrell had an exceptional season playing baseball for the G-Braves. He made it to the league’s All-Star game.

Matt Moy is enjoying a successful acting career in Hollywood. His latest project features him on a new CBS show called “Two Broke Girls.”

2005 Tom Laxton has accepted a 27-month duty for the Peace Corps in Ecuador. He hopes to teach youth entrepreneurship to those in need.

2007 Angelica Roque graduated from California State University, Fullerton in June 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in theater. She is in Chicago to pursue acting.

Jocelyn Rodriguez is in her senior year at Yale and is applying to medical school.

Saturday, April 21, 2012

2009

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Honoring the 1967 AAA Football Championship

Zach Branch is a junior at the University of Arizona in the Eller School of Business.

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Join former players, alumni, parents, coaches and the SHCP football community for dinner and drinks benefiting the Fightin’ Irish football program

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All you can eat and drink!

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Lots of raffle prizes

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Ages 21 and up only

2010 Jeanine Abusharkh is the news editor for Saint Mary’s College newspaper, The Collegian.

Alessandro Donati is a sophomore at the University of Arizona, Tucson.

He is majoring in engineering.

Yale Kim is studying sports management at New York University.

36th Annual Irish Invitational Golf Tournament

2011

Friday, September 28, 2012

Elena Faddoul is a freshman at the University of California, Berkeley.

Harding Park Golf Course, San Francisco •

12:30 pm shotgun start

Mitchell Lau is attending the University of California, Merced.

He is planning to major in economics.

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Sensational tee prizes

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Contest holes and lots of raffle prizes

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Silent and live auction

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Get your golf foursome together for this once-a-year event!

Sean Wilson is a freshman at San Francisco State University.

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Janet Pomeroy Center, San Francisco

Visit shcpalumni.com for details!

The Trophy Returns to Sacred Heart Cathedral

by Scott Bergen

On Jan. 11, 2012, some members of the class of 2012 got to experience one of the greatest thrills a Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory student can have: They took a break from their classes, headed across town to St. Ignatius, and brought the Bruce-Mahoney trophy back to its original home.

The previous night, the Fightin’ Irish men’s basketball team had won them the privilege by beating the Wildcats 45-37 in front of roughly 5,000 screaming fans at the University of San Francisco’s War Memorial Gym. The Irish football team soundly defeated SI 38-14 on Oct. 21, 2011, so the basketball team’s win was the trophy-winning second by the Irish in the annual best-of-three sport competition (football, men’s basketball and baseball). Between the two games, the SHCP and SI student-athletes performed in front of approximately 12,000 fans.

Irish Athletic Director Jo Ann Momono praised the performances of the athletes on that huge stage, saying, “Our rivalry with St. Ignatius is a special one. Rarely does the average high school student-athlete get to compete

in the environment that is created by the Bruce-Mahoney games. And it is especially exciting when our students bring the trophy back to SHCP!” It is appropriate that the basketball game is played at War Memorial Gym each year, because the trophy’s namesakes, Bill Bruce, an alumnus of SI, and Jerry Mahoney ’44 of Sacred Heart, both served our country in World War II. The Bruce-Mahoney trophy competition is an annual tradition between the two schools dating back to 1947, though the athletic rivalry between the schools goes back to before the turn of the 20th century. Bruce and Mahoney were both athletic stars and leaders at their respective schools, and the trophy was established in their names to honor athletic excellence and the spirit of sportsmanship shared by both schools.

Sacred Heart Cathedral Principal Gary Cannon addressed the historical significance of the trophy and rivalry at an after-school rally where the trophy was presented to the student body, saying, “We are so fortunate to have such an outstanding rivalry. Not only does it allow for great spirit-

Above: (L-R) Conor Hurley ’12, Zachary Tapel ’12, Robert Wolfgang ’12, Jack Gardner ’12, Daniel Lalor ’12, Riley White ’12, John Morello ’12, Mark Singh ’12, Matthey Mitchell ’12, Jordan Gomes ’12.

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building, but it is a tremendous reminder of our common mission as Catholic schools, and with the history of the trophy, reminds us of service to and sacrifice for others.”

Cannon went on to express great pride in the hard work put in by the entire SHCP community, saying, “This is a wonderful celebration of our whole community, from the outstanding work of the band, the dance team, the fans, and of course the players and coaches.”

In both wins, the Irish displayed excellence as team, as evidenced by the four players who scored touchdowns for the Irish and the fact that the basketball team held the Cats to just 37 points in 48 minutes of play. Among all the stars for both teams, two shined the brightest. Valentino Miles ’12 and Joshua Fox ’12, both seniors, no doubt remembered the last time the trophy was reclaimed from St. Ignatius, in the spring of their freshman year, but each probably feels a special bit of satisfaction this time around, as it was their contributions that most tipped the scales in SHCP’s favor.

Miles racked up 385 total yards (of the team’s 456) and scored two touchdowns against St. Ignatius. Fox dominated the Wildcats in the paint in the basketball game, scoring a

game-high 13 points and collecting a game-high 11 rebounds.

Special recognition is also deserved by several other studentathletes, including Zach Tapel ’12, Jack Harrington ’12, John Morello ’12, Khalil James ’13, Taylor Johns ’12 and Herman Pratt IV ’13.

The baseball team will play SI on Saturday, March 31, at 11:00 am at AT&T Park in the Bruce-Mahoney baseball game, although the game won’t affect the trophy’s residence this year.

TOP: SHCP students cheering and singing the alma mater after the basketball team clinched the trophy. BOTTOM RIGHT: (L-R) Jack Smith ’13, Liam O’Reilly ’14, Herman Pratt IV ’13, Khalil James ’13, Ryan Sera ’12, Joshua Fox ’12, DeOndre Otis ’14, Taylor Johns ’13, Devan Banks ’13, Tylor Petroni ’12, Angelo Chukwudebe ’15, Elliot Santiago ‘13.

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SHCP Heritage Society Continues Steady Growth Nearly 30 years ago, Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory established the Heritage Society to recognize the generosity of those individuals and families who have included the school in their estate plans. SHCP is stronger than ever thanks in part to bequests from many alumni and friends.

SHCP added several new members to the Heritage Society last year, and 2012 looks promising for continued growth. “I think it is becoming clear to our stakeholders that the future of SHCP is in their hands,” said President John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73. “The costs of sustaining and advancing our mission are growing, and if we are to continue to provide access to young people from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds, as well as develop next-generation programs and facilities, the ongoing investment of non-tuition dollars from alumni, parents and friends will be critical.”

This past year SHCP received several generous gifts from the estates of both alumni and friends of the school—gifts that are having an impact on virtually every program and department. “We have been the beneficiary of both unrestricted support and gifts to our endowment,” said Director of School Advancement John Vigo ’81. “Gifts last year ranged from a few thousand dollars to six figures, and totaled nearly $500,000 of support.” In most cases, the individuals making these estate gifts had been consistent investors in the school’s Fund for Excellence and supporters of various events through the years. “These gifts are a testament to the wonderful work of the Christian Brothers, Daughters of Charity and dedicated lay faculty and staff through the years,” Vigo said. “People’s lives have been touched in a very meaningful way and they have made these gifts as a way to say thank you and help perpetuate this incredible educational mission.”

Planned Giving Corner Estate Planning or Life Planning?

When you hear the phrase “estate planning,” what comes to mind? Something that’s done by oil barons and hotel tycoons, perhaps? Maybe that reference is a bit dated. Today, a social network founder or reality star may come to mind.

The truth is, distributing your assets after your lifetime is called estate settlement. Deciding in advance how you

want this done is estate planning. So now what comes to mind when I say “estate planning”? Maybe your home, car or retirement account?

Perhaps a better term for estate planning is “life planning” or even “in-case-of-emergency planning.” When you don’t plan your estate, you are taking a risk by not having your paperwork in order. After all, many of us never get around to it. Most estimates show that half of all Americans pass on without a will, and that means the state in which you live will dictate how your property is distributed.

That’s why SHCP is reminding you to take the first step in planning your estate by learning how to create or update your will. It is the single most important legal document you can own, and with the help of a good estate planning attorney, it may be easier to set up than you think.

Visit shcp.edu. Our site contains free downloadable e-brochures on virtually every estate planning topic.

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Giving to SHCP by Bequest

Your future gift can help keep Catholic education affordable for future generations.

Make a Gift Now That Costs You Nothing

by John Vigo ’81 During Your Lifetime When considering a bequest to SHCP, there are a few questions you should address.

Will the purpose of your bequest be unrestricted or restricted? Unrestricted gifts are especially valuable to SHCP because they can be used most flexibly. Restricted gifts can support scholarship funds, capital initiatives or specific program support. Will your bequest establish a permanent endowment, providing income every year in perpetuity to carry out its purpose, or will the full amount of the gift be expendable? While both types of gifts are of great value to SHCP, an endowed gift will carry in perpetuity the name you have chosen.

The advantages of bequests are many. A bequest to SHCP from your estate—whatever the amount, and whether it is unrestricted or restricted—is entirely free from federal estate taxes. This means that SHCP is able to use the full amount of the bequest, whereas if it were left to a noncharity, a significant amount might go to estate taxes.

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in your estate plans, you will become a member of the school’s Heritage Society. Heritage Society members are invited to select events each year and receive a premium pass good for admission to all home athletic contests and various theater and choral performances.

You may make a bequest to SHCP from your estate by signing a new will or trust instrument, or by adding a codicil to your present will or an amendment to your present trust amendment. To ensure that your exact intentions are followed, estate planning documents should be prepared in consultation with your attorney and, with respect to provisions for SHCP, with the Office of the President at SHCP. Bequests may identify a dollar amount or a specific asset such as real estate. They may also specify a percentage of the estate, the entire estate or a residue of the estate.

Whether you want to support a specific scholarship fund or SHCP at large, we ask that you consider discussing your designation with us so that we will be able to use your gift appropriately.

Sample Bequest Language •

I hereby give to Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory, (hereinafter, “the School”), an educational institution, the following described property: • Unrestricted: This gift shall be fully expendable and its use will be determined by the President of Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory.

• To create an endowed scholarship fund: This gift in its entirety shall establish the (endowed fund name) at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory.

• To designate a specific purpose: This gift shall be used to….

For more information about bequests or life income gifts, such as charitable remainder trusts, which can pay income to donors or other beneficiaries over their lifetimes, please contact us!

Visit shcp.edu for a wealth of information on wills, trusts and other estate planning vehicles.

John Vigo ’81, director of school advancement, 415.775.6626 ext. 763 or John.vigo@shcp.edu

Memorial & Commemorative giving program

Listed on the following pages are the names of families, friends and loved ones of members of the SHCP community who are in SHCP’s Book of Remembrance. John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73, the Christian Brothers and the Daughters of Charity offer prayers and masses for the special intentions requested in honor of members of our school community each month.

Please remember them in your prayers.

List reflects contributions made from March 15 to December 31, 2011.

Birthday

Honor

Mrs. Florence Rodrigues Giannini ’49 Mrs. Mary C. Hupke Mr. Gustavo Torres, Sr. Mr. Gustavo Torres ’06

Brother Christopher Brady, FSC ’70 Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Daughters of Charity Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Ms. Susan Elvander ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gardner Mr. Amby Galli Mr. Donald De Meyer ’53 Mrs. Sarah Richen Jordan ’98 Mr. Charles A. Barca Mr. Frank Lee ’76 Sam Bessey ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Jack O’Brien Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Brother Arnold Stewart Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan

Anniversary

Richard “Hunter” Gilliam March 11, 1991–April 10, 2011. He was the adored grandson of Lois Gilliam, long-time employee and telecommunications person in SHCP’s main office, and the devoted and loving son of Donna Gilliam-Corbett and Rod Corbett. He leaves behind his beloved siblings: Megan, Christopher, Jake and Lucas, and adopted son, Landon. He will be sorely missed by loving aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents and loyal friends. All who knew him will miss his love, sincere generous friendship and free spirit.

We apologize for the omission of the obituary in the last Second Century.

Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel F. Gonzalez Miss Nicole Gonzalez ’05 Mr. Robert Maffei ’49 & Mrs. Yolanda Maffei 60th Wedding Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Stayart Mr. Timothy McDonnell & Mrs. Lori McDonnell Mrs. Patricia A. West

Speedy Recovery Mr. Joseph Hurley ’42 Mrs. Joyce Veit McHugh ’45 Ms. Anne Kern Mrs. Joyce Veit McHugh ’45 Mr. John Nauarra Mrs. Carol Jones Hupke ’54 & Mr. Peter Hupke Mr. Kevin Palaganas John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Marvin Vigo ’69 Mrs. Janet Harrigan

Memory Mr. Raymond Abate John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Daisy Abaunza John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Tullio Abram John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Rich Adams Mrs. Rosaleen R. Flynn Mr. David Aguirre Mr. Donald De Meyer ’53 Mr. Robert Alasia ’65 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community

Ms. Kathryn Alejandro John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Joseph M. Alioto Geraldi Family Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hardeman Mr. Joseph Kennedy ’65 & Mrs. Clothilde Kennedy Mrs. Ruth Allen Mrs. Margaret Rice Mr. Joseph Ambrose ’40 Mr. David R. Ambrose & Mrs. Sherie Ambrose Mr. William Ambrose ’43 Ms. Marjorie Bell Mrs. Rosaleen R. Flynn Mr. Mike Garner Mr. James Haggerty ’47 & Mrs. Patricia Haggerty Ms. Hide Lamee-Duncan Mrs. Mary McDermott Mrs. Joyce Veit McHugh ’45 Mrs. Constance Mertes Mr. & Ms. J. F. O’Sullivan Mrs. Kathleen A. Ryan Mrs. Jane Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. James Walsh Mr. & Mrs. William Weinman Ms. Marion Williams Mr. Harvey Anderson ’74 Mrs. Winifred F. Anderson Ms. Hilda Anderson Mrs. Lois Gilliam Ms. Heidi Arsento Mrs. Lorraine Baptista Mr. Brad Baechtel Mrs. Clementine H. Shanahan Mr. Patrick J. Bailey Mr. August Zipse ’39 & Mrs. Margaret Zipse Mr. Sergio Baldocchi Mrs. Lorraine DeVincenzi Clyne ’54 & Mr. Frank Clyne ’52

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Mr. Richard L. Baptista Ms. Josephine J. Argo Ms. Heidi Arsento Ms. Candida M. Ashe Mr. & Mrs. Bellinghausen Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Bencharsky Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Brady Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cassinelli Mr. & Mrs. Frank Castelli Mr. & Mrs. Louis Ciapponi Mr. Rene Courpet ’47 & Mrs. Louise Courpet Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Harold Flinn Mr. Ronald Gaggero ’53 & Mrs. Jacqueline Gaggero Mrs. Norene Ghiglieri Ms. Virginia Hayes Mr. Jim Hontalas Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Mrs. JoAnne Imperial Dr. Michael Johnston ’71 & Mrs. Cris Johnston Mr. Warren Johnston ’48 & Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston Mr. Brian Kearney ’68 & Mrs. Sandra Kearney Ms. Marie Lagomarsino Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Lawson, Ph.D. Ms. Joan Luders Mr. George Lynch ’67 & Mrs. Susan Lynch Mrs. Adrienne Mansi Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Manthei Marshall Realty Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mazeres Mr. John D. Moriarty Ms. Beverly W. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Jack Navarro Mr. & Mrs. Robert O’Balle Old Timers Baseball Association of San Francisco Mr. & Mrs. Edward O’Malley Mr. Anthony S. Ragusa Mr. Ron Ragusa ’79 & Mrs. Michelle Ragusa Mr. & Mrs. Anthony D. Ribera Mr. Russell Sabini ’48 & Mrs. Dorothy Sabini Mr. & Mrs. Will H. Sanders Ms. Marlene Scinto Mr. William Shore ’52 & Mrs. Jeanne Shore Ms. Jacqueline Tivenan & Mr. John Tivenan Mr. & Mrs. Noel E. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Charles Vella Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Walsh Mr. Zelinka Mr. Tim Baptista ’99 Mrs. Colleen Lynch Baptista ’74 & Mr. Richard Baptista Mr. George Lynch ’67 & Mrs. Susan Lynch

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Mrs. Ann C. Barbero Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence P. Lee Ms. Cathy A. Barosky Mr. Robert Hurley Mrs. Arleen Barr Mrs. Lorraine Baptista Mrs. Patricia Bartolero Mr. & Mrs. Gerald R. McNaughton Mr. John Barulich ’49 Mrs. Nada A. Barulich Mrs. Peggy Basich Mr. Ronald Gaggero ’53 & Mrs. Jacqueline Gaggero Mr. Richard L. Bechelli Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Kenneth Gandolfo ’70 Mrs. Janet Harrigan Father Bob Beltrami ’49 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Ms. Vera Belvini Mr. David Noce ’75 & Mrs. Teresa Noce Ms. Elisa Bianchi Mr. James Mullane ’70 Mr. Renato Bini Ms. Janet Holland ’77 Mrs. Joyce Veit McHugh ’45 Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Stuhler Mr. Edward Bispo Mrs. Joyce Veit McHugh ’45 Mr. Donald Biss Mr. James Devlin ’50 Ms. Nancy Bogdan Mr. Edward Heaney ’63 & Mrs. Kathleen Heaney Mrs. Fay Bohnert Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Ms. Duane Bozzini ’51 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. William Brannan ’52 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Eugene Buck Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Gulli Mrs. Mary Ann Calleja Mrs. Kathleen Pisani Isom ’69 Mr. Thomas Callen ’41 Mr. Thomas Barisone & Mrs. May Barisone Mr. William Barulich ’68 & Mrs. Jeanne Barulich Mr. Edward Bohnert & Mrs. Linda Bohnert Mr. Paul C. Bruschera Mr. Emil Cafferata ’69 & Mrs. Renee Cafferata Mr. Bertram Callen ’41 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Cordes Mr. Walter Derby ’50 & Mrs. Rudi Derby Mr. Jack Driscoll ’66 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick N. Ellison Mr. Joseph A. Gualco

Mr. Michael Horan ’69 & Mrs. Lana Taran Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Mr. James Koeppen ’86 Mr. Robert Marshall ’52 & Mrs. Paula Marshall Mr. William McDonagh ’67 & Mrs. Kathleen McDonagh Ms. Geri Murphy Ms. Maureen Murphy Mr. Michael Murphy ’69 & Mrs. Margaret Murphy Mr. Larry Nejasmich Mr. Thomas O’Connell ’67 & Mrs. Barbara O’Connell Mr. Edward O’Connor ’44 & Mrs. Ofelia O’Connor Mr. Edward O’Donnell ’69 & Mrs. Donna O’Donnell Mr. Dennis Owen ’67 & Mrs. Carolynn Owen Mr. Thomas Owen ’69 & Mrs. Nancy Owen Mr. Frank Regan Mr. & Mrs. James P. Ruane Mr. Stephen Zahn ’70 & Mrs. Lidia Zahn Mr. John Callinan ’42 Mr. Theodore Cercos ’77 & Mrs. Jane Cercos Mrs. Theresa C. Hutchison Mrs. Nancy C. Ryan Mrs. Pina Caltagirone Mr. Gianni Cauteruccio Mrs. Lorraine DeVincenzi Clyne ’54 & Mr. Frank Clyne ’52 Mrs. Janet Harrigan Mr. Robert Camozzi Mr. & Mrs. Noel E. Turner Mr. George Campana Mr. Paul Inocencio & Ms. Julie Lopez-Inocencio Mr. John D. Campbell Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Frank Cannizzaro John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Richard Cantillon John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Robert Carberry ’39 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. James Carlin ’46 Mr. Leo Juarez ’46 & Mrs. Isabel Juarez Mrs. Mildred Early Lee ’45 Mr. Angelo Carmassi Mrs. Lorraine Baptista Mr. Kenneth Carroll ’52 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Gino Cassolato Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Gulli

Mrs. Lena Catanzaro Mr. Dominic Panina ’80 & Dr. Colleen Panina Mr. Gino Cava Mr. Gianni Cauteruccio Mr. Frank O. Cercos Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Vergene M. Orr Sut Fong Chan John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Emile J. Chapot, Sr. Mrs. & Mr. Melinda M. PulizzanoMoorley Mr. Ambrose Chiotti Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Gulli Ms. Elise Christensen Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Gulli Mrs. Lucienne Priami Claypole ’61 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Ms. Thelma Claytor Ms. Patricia Freddie Mr. William Cochrane ’50 Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mrs. Linda Martinez Coleman Mr. Louis Sozzi Mr. Francis Collins Mr. Thomas Owen ’69 & Mrs. Nancy Owen Mr. Paul Conover Mrs. Margaret Rice Mr. William Consolacion ’76 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Rose Cooper John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Dorothy Cosmos Brother Joseph Fabiano, FSC Mr. Russell Gumina ’62 & Mrs. Jilda Gumina Mr. John McGourty Mrs. Kathleen Cresci Mr. John Mahoney ’58 & Mrs. Catherine Mahoney Mrs. Carol Lavoria Michelis ’58 Mr. Walter Crombie Mr. Louis Sozzi Captain James M. Curran Mr. Joseph Kennedy ’65 & Mrs. Clothilde Kennedy Mrs. Agnes Dalberg Mrs. Janet Harrigan Mrs. Patricia M. Quinn Ms. Margaret Daly Mrs. Maureen Riordan Smith ’71 & Mr. John Smith Mr. Fernando Dan Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Gulli Ms. Doris D’Angelo Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cassinelli Mr. Richard De Palma ’57 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community

Mr. Arthur H. De Vita Mr. Robert A. Sattui Brother Columban Derby ’32 A.V. & S.L. Jones Mrs. Janith M. Devlin Mr. James Devlin ’50 Mr. Joseph Di Geronimo ’55 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Carol Dillon Mr. Edmund Murphy ’47 & Mrs. Mary Murphy Mr. George Riley ’47 & Mrs. Rose Riley Mr. Angelo DiMaggio ’56 Mrs. Bonnie Dimaggio Mrs. Josephine Dito Mrs. Rose T. Symkowick Mr. John Doherty ’54 Mr. Thomas Dowd ’54 & Mrs. Anne Dowd Ms. Doris Grimley ’54 Mr. William Henneberry ’48 & Mrs. Virginia Henneberry Mr. Mervyn Donahue ’50 Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Ms. Leni Doyle Mr. Terry Tandy ’68 & Mrs. Miyuki Tandy Reverend James Driscoll Mr. Walter Derby ’50 & Mrs. Rudi Derby Mr. John Driscoll ’43 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Gladys Duesdieker Mr. August Zipse ’39 & Mrs. Margaret Zipse Mr. Layton Duffy ’47 Mr. Leo Juarez ’46 & Mrs. Isabel Juarez Mrs. Madeline Duggan Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Albert J. Dye, Jr. Mr. Douglas Hupke ’83 & Mrs. Elena Hupke Mr. Fred Eisenstaedt Mr. Michael Horan ’69 & Mrs. Lana Taran Mr. Nick Elchinoff Mr. Louis Sozzi Mr. John Fernandez ’50 Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. James Fitzgerald John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. James Forsell ’53 Mr. Kevin L. Domecus & Ms. Laura Brucken Ms. Nancy Kendall Mr. & Mrs. Raymond D. Williamson, III Mrs. Cecelia Gaddini John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Vincent Gagliardo, Sr. Mrs. Grace Gagliardo

Mr. Oscar C. Galeno ’41 Mr. Joseph Hession ’52 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Kay George John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Thomas Gilleran ’55 Mr. & Mrs. James Gilleran Mr. Richard “Hunter” Gilliam Dr. George Cosmos ’60 & Mrs. Judith Cosmos Mrs. Lois Gilliam Mr. Michael Nerney ’75 & Mrs. Roselle Nerney John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Lois Giusto Mr. Donald De Meyer ’53 Mr. Thomas Goaley ’49 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Ms. Louise Gracia Mr. Donald De Meyer ’53 Mrs. Muriel Granucci Mr. James B. Koeppen Mr. Dennis Greene ’60 Mrs. Susan Blomberg Dr. George Cosmos ’60 & Mrs. Judith Cosmos Mr. Charles Elliott ’50 & Mrs. Arline Elliott Mr. & Mrs. Jack Fitzpatrick Mr. Edward Portoni ’60 & Mrs. Barbara Portoni Mr. Allan Susoeff ’60 & Mrs. Judy Susoeff Sister Helen Griffin Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Guglielmo Guauimi Mr. Gianni Cauteruccio Mr. & Mrs. Rene Guiral John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Mary E. Hagan Mr. James H. Potts Ms. Katie Hallisy Mr. Dominic Panina ’80 & Dr. Colleen Panina Mr. Lawrence Hannan ’52 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Ms. Mary Hardey ’62 Ms. Nancy Kendall Ms. Jane Hatta Ms. Tracy Hatta Mr. Thomas Hayes Mrs. Patricia Hayes Mr. William Healey ’29 Mr. Charles Elliott ’50 & Mrs. Arline Elliott Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Mrs. Carol Jones Hupke ’54 & Mr. Peter Hupke

Msgr. John P. Heaney Mr. Gerald Sobeck ’69 & Mrs. Susie Sobeck Mrs. Beverly Reinhard Hendon ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Arenson Mr. Lawrence Babow & Mrs. Barbara Babow Ms. Jackie Barnes Mrs. Cherell Ritzenthaler Bassett ’55 Mrs. Patricia Boehle Ms. Deirdre Cassidy Mrs. Inez Simonson Cunningham ’55 & Mr. John Cunningham Mr. Denis Fama Ms. Mary C. Gervasio Mrs. Denise Sullivan Holsworth ’55 & Mr. Harry Holsworth Mrs. Carol Jones Hupke ’54 & Mr. Peter Hupke Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Kilfoil Mrs. Rose Leachman Leonard ’55 & Mr. John Leonard ’51 O’Kane & Teagy Insurance Brokers Peninsula Health Care District Mrs. Paula Torrente Perata ’55 Mrs. Joan Purcell ’55 Mrs. Barbara Benson Teijeiro ’56 Mrs. Patricia Hogue Tilley ’55 & Mr. William Tilley Ms. Maxine M. Hierro Mr. & Mrs. Jerry C. Jacobberger Mrs. Mildred Hile Mr. Brian Harrigan ’76 Mrs. Margaret Hogan Mr. & Mrs. Jerry C. Jacobberger Mr. Arthur E. Holl Mr. James H. Potts Mrs. Kathleen Hurley Mrs. Maureen Riordan Smith ’71 & Mr. John Smith Mr. Harold Jacobson Mrs. Lorraine Baptista Mr. Richard Jacobson Mr. Richard L. Baptista Mrs. Marie Jambon Mr. & Mrs. Jean Curutchet Mrs. Patricia Jayme Brother Joseph Fabiano, FSC Ms. Margaret Keahane Mr. August Zipse ’39 & Mrs. Margaret Zipse Mr. William Kelleher John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Grace H. Kennealy Mrs. Carole Beasley & Mr. Ron Beasley Mr. Michael Delcarlo ’65 Mr. John Gannon & Mrs. Connie Gannon Mr. Barry Koven & Mrs. Lorraine Koven Mr. John Mahoney ’58 & Mrs. Catherine Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Dennis O’Donnell Brother James Riordan, FSC ’62

Mrs. Margaret Keohane Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Pat Kerrigan Mr. & Mrs. Jean Curutchet Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Mulry Mr. Michael Nerney ’75 & Mrs. Roselle Nerney Mrs. Eileen P. Kiernan Mrs. Joyce Veit McHugh ’45 Mr. Gilbert Kirwin Mr. Val McKeever ’45 Mrs. Evelyn Knox Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Moriarty Mr. Walter Kolling Mrs. Grace A. Scholz Mrs. Patricia Korbus Mrs. Patricia A. West Mr. Edward J. X. Korn Mr. John J. Kiernan Mr. Lae Mrs. Lorraine Baptista Mrs. Suzie Lammon Mrs. Charlotte Brown Mr. Wilson Lazaro John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Benjamin Legere Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Edward Leveroni ’44 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Leo Lippi John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Carroll Ann Lobre Mr. Matthew Lobre ’89 Mrs. Cheryl Balkovetz Lockard ’70 Ms. Lorraine Perez ’70 Mr. Brendan Logan Mrs. Rose T. Symkowick Mr. Vincent Lombardo ’50 Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Leroy Looper John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Charles Louie Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Gulli Mr. Neal Love ’40 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Mark Lucas Mr. John J. Kiernan Mr. Anthony Maccario Mr. John McGreevy ’69 & Mrs. Lori McGreevy Mrs. Patricia J. Maddan Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Mr. John James Maguire Ms. Theresa Flynn Houghton ’96 & Mr. Christopher Houghton Mr. Philip Maguire ’65 Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Mr. John Kelleher ’64 & Mrs. Annely Kelleher Mrs. Elisa Kennedy

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Mr. Joseph Kennedy ’65 & Mrs. Clothilde Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Moriarty Mr. Carl M. Olsen Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Shanahan Mr. Melvin Mah Mr. Frank Mazzucco ’76 & Mrs. Josephine Mazzucco Mrs. Alice Mahoney Mrs. Sheila O’Day Kiernan Ms. Eileen Marie Mahoney, Ph.D. Ms. Catherine Pyke Mr. Joseph Manestar Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Sutton, S.E. Mr. Alfred Martin ’50 Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Jack McCaffrey Ms. Maureen Murphy Ms. Rosemary McCormick Mr. Frank Kudelka ’79 Mr. John McEllistrim Mr. James H. Potts Ms. Frances McGovern Mr. Frank Clyne ’52 & Mrs. Lorraine DeVincenzi Clyne ’54 Mr. James McHugh ’43 Mrs. Joyce Veit McHugh ’45 Ms. Winnie McHugh Mrs. Maureen Riordan Smith ’71 & Mr. John Smith Mr. John F. McLaughlin Mrs. Marcella De Leonardis Mr. Mark McPhee ’84 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Ann Merrill Mr. Gerald Heckert ’51 & Mrs. Claudette Heckert Ms. Louise Messina Ms. Carrie A. Messina Mr. Charles Meyers ’39 Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Howard Halla ’39 Mr. Joseph Michelucci Mr. & Mrs. Noel E. Turner Mr. Milivoy Mikovich Mr. Robert Mikovich ’85 & Mrs. Michelle Mikovich Ms. Barbara Paganini Mr. Henry Miller Mr. Louis Sozzi Mrs. Marie Moesch John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Albert Mondot ’55 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. John Montserrat Mrs. Carol Jones Hupke ’54 & Mr. Peter Hupke Mr. Philip H. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Gulli Ms. Barbara A. Moran Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Sutton, S.E. Mrs. Emilie Moresco Mr. Gerald Heckert ’51 & Mrs. Claudette Heckert

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Mr. James Moylan Mr. James H. Potts Mr. Owen Murphy ’51 Mr. Gerald Heckert ’51 & Mrs. Claudette Heckert Mr. James Storer ’52 & Mrs. Patricia Mainini-Storer Mr. Frank Nann ’50 Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Gerald Heckert ’51 & Mrs. Claudette Heckert Ms. Nancy Navarro Mr. & Mrs. Raul Ynami Mrs. Bernadette Neeley Mr. John J. Kiernan Mrs. Susan C. Negueloua Mr. & Mrs. Jean Curutchet Mrs. Lorraine Fagundes Nevin ’46 Mr. Jack Driscoll ’66 Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Dr. Michael Johnston ’71 & Mrs. Cris Johnston Mr. William McDonagh ’67 & Mrs. Kathleen McDonagh Mr. Clifford D. Nilan Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mrs. Carol Jones Hupke ’54 & Mr. Peter Hupke Mr. Andrew Kutches ’44 & Mrs. Delia Michaelsen Kutches ’44 Mrs. Josephine M. Nolan Mr. Christopher Diner ’65 & Mrs. Patricia Shea Diner ’65 Mr. Denis F. O’Connor Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cassinelli Mrs. Alice Kinahan Mrs. Joyce Veit McHugh ’45 Mr. James H. Potts Mr. Edward O’Donnell ’37 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Ms. Louise Ogle Mrs. Clara L. Joost Ms. Margaret O’Grady Mr. John Ahlbach & Mrs. Peggy O’Grady Mr. John Opferman Mrs. Maureen Riordan Smith ’71 & Mr. John Smith Mr. Antonio M. Orbeta John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Grace Pallari Mr. John J. Kiernan Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence P. Lee Mr. Frank Parenti Mr. John Gallagher ’68 & Mrs. Stacy Gallagher Mrs. Elizabeth Parlante John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Joseph Parlante John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Ignatius Passantino ’41 Mrs. Joan A. Passantino

Mrs. Marie T. Baptista Pereira John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Lt. Vincent Perez Italian Catholic Federation Branch #50 Mrs. Rita Perko Mrs. Clementine H. Shanahan Mr. Massimo Petri ’74 Ms. Janet Holland ’77 Ms. Mary Lee ’77 Mrs. Mary Frost Sweeney ’75 & Mr. James Sweeney Mrs. Kathleen Ambrose Phillips Mr. William Ambrose ’43 Mrs. Mae Pippert Mr. Frank Clyne ’52 & Mrs. Lorraine DeVincenzi Clyne ’54 Mr. Luka Puljic John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Attilo Quartaroli John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Henry Quinn ’50 Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Charles Quistgard ’50 Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mrs. Geraldine Raffo Mr. John McGreevy ’69 & Mrs. Lori McGreevy Mr. Peter Rainer Mr. Terry Tandy ’68 & Mrs. Miyuki Tandy Mr. Charlie Rance John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Brett Rasso ’91 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Jane Holleran Reavis ’47 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Ms. Shelby June Rennich Ms. Theresa Flynn Houghton ’96 & Mr. Christopher Houghton Mr. Marcel Revel Mrs. Janet Harrigan Mr. Alexander Reyer Mrs. Margaret Schulz Mr. Anthony Ricci ’42 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Rev. John Rielly, S.M. John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. John P. Riordan Ms. Mary Marguerite Riordan Mr. Ernie Robertson Mrs. Rose M. O’Leary Mr. Bertram J. Rodgers, Jr. Mr. Ron Ragusa ’79 & Mrs. Michelle Ragusa Mr. George Rosko, Sr. Mr. Dominic Panina ’80 & Dr. Colleen Panina Mr. Gino Rossi Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Spediacci

Mr. Robert Rouan Anonymous Mr. Dave Andersen & Mrs. Teri Andersen Mr. Christopher Chidsey & Ms. Karen Roorda Ms. Eugenia Chin Mr. Landes Chin Mr. & Mrs. Martin Coen Mr. & Mrs. Myles H. Cosgrove Ms. Donna Cunningham Ms. Jeanine Dubois Mr. Jonathan Frank & Ms. Lynn Rappaport Mr. & Mrs. James Ginter Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Hixson Mr. & Mrs. Tim Kong Mr. Henri Leonardi & Mrs. Fujiko Leonardi Mrs. Anna Cedeno Nastari ’74 & Mr. Charles Nastari ’74 Ms. Janette Patterson Mrs. Renee Romero Ms. Elizabeth Rouan ’84 Mr. & Mrs. William Rouan Mr. & Mrs. Val Sakovich SonicFoundry Stanford Center for Professional Development Mr. Burt Takeuchi Ms. Christina Torres Mr. Morton Weisberg Ms. Sandra Rovetti John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Edmond Ryan Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. John Ryan Mrs. Maureen Riordan Smith ’71 & Mr. John Smith Mr. Michael J. Ryan, Jr. Mrs. Maureen Riordan Smith ’71 & Mr. John Smith Mrs. Riya Ryan Mr. John J. Kiernan Mr. George Salamy ’76 Mrs. Matty A. Salamy Ms. Mary Salvemini Mr. Howard Powell Mr. Juan Sanchez John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. John P. Sant Ms. Janet Holland ’77 Ms. Mary Lee ’77 Mr. David Noce ’75 & Mrs. Teresa Noce Mrs. Ann M. Pudlow Mrs. Doris Scacchi John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Alexandra Scarpa Ms. Lorraine Perez ’70 Mr. Lloyd Schine ’69 Mr. Richard Wong ’69 Mrs. Lorna Schine Mr. Richard Wong ’69

Ms. Frances Schoenstein Ms. Dorothy Campbell Mrs. Eleanor M. Donovan Ms. Mary Donovan Mr. Thomas Dowd ’54 & Mrs. Anne Dowd Mrs. Clara L. Joost Mr. John F. Kearney, Jr. Dr. Denise Kent ’77 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald R. McNaughton Mr. John D. Moriarty Mr. & Mrs. John J. Nerney Mrs. Dolores M. Petty Mrs. Margaret C. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. John Schelling Mr. Gilbert Schoenstein ’47 & Mrs. Maureen Schoenstein Mr. Norman Schoenstein & Mrs. Alice Schoenstein Mrs. Patricia A. West Mrs. Mary McSweeney Shea ’44 Mrs. Patricia Shea Diner ’65 & Mr. Christopher Diner ’65 Mr. Kevin Sheehy ’60 Ms. & Mr. Kelley K. Sheehy-Pressman Ms. Margarita Shimabukuro Mr. & Mrs. Raul Ynami Mrs. Willie Mae Shoemaker John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Father Zachary Shore ’55 Ms. Katherine Atkinson Mrs. Lillian Ballati Mr. Louis F. Batmale Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Shea Labagh Dobberstein Ms. Evelyn Eaton Brother Joseph Fabiano, FSC Mr. Robert Fife ’62 & Mrs. Arlene Fife Mr. John Hickey & Mrs. Mary Anne McGuire-Hickey Ms. Nancy Kendall Mrs. Elisa Kennedy Mr. Joseph Kennedy ’65 & Mrs. Clothilde Kennedy Mr. James B. Koeppen Ms. Mary Lee ’77 Mrs. Mildred Early Lee ’45 Mr. Francis J. Maher Mr. Thomas McClure ’52 Ms. Beverly W. Murphy Mr. Frank Noonan ’52 & Mrs. Lois Noonan Mrs. Rose M. O’Leary P and S South Bay Mr. Donald Pini ’63 Mr. Paul Ratto & Mrs. Dorothy Ratto Mrs. John Riordan Mrs. Kathy Wehr Rodgers ’63 & Mr. William Rodgers Mr. William Shore ’52 & Mrs. Jeanne Shore Mr. Gary Sozzi ’60 & Mrs. Kathy Sozzi

Mr. Larry Sozzi ’65 & Mrs. Debra Sozzi Mr. Louis Sozzi Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Walsh Mrs. Lorraine Shubunka Mrs. Joyce Veit McHugh ’45 Mrs. Concetta Skinner Mr. Thomas Owen ’69 & Mrs. Nancy Owen Mrs. Patricia A. West Mrs. Marion Slay Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hardeman Mr. Brian Smith ’71 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Ann Smyth Mr. William Ambrose ’43 Mr. John Solari ’53 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Agostino Speranzini Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hardeman Mr. Christopher Stevens ’88 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Ms. Rose Stoller Mr. Donald De Meyer ’53 Ms. Carmen Stuhler Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Stuhler Mr. Christopher Sullivan ’55 Mr. Walter Derby ’50 & Mrs. Rudi Derby Ms. Mary Ann Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence P. Lee Mr. Lawrence Sweeney ’50 Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mrs. Victoria Tallerico Mr. Michael Nerney ’75 & Mrs. Roselle Nerney Mr. Rawley Tandy Mrs. Patricia Shea Diner ’65 & Mr. Christopher Diner ’65 Mr. Terry Tandy ’68 & Mrs. Miyuki Tandy Mr. Leon Franchis Teguy Mr. & Mrs. Jean Curutchet Mrs. Elizabeth Termini Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Spediacci Mr. Charles Terry, Jr. Mrs. Patricia Flaherty Kelleher Ms. Grandma Thelma Ms. Barbara Maharaj Ms. Sally Tiee Mr. & Mrs. Giovanni Couterussio Ms. Jacqueline Tivenan Mrs. Lorraine Baptista Mr. Arthur Tognazzini ’46 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Angelina Tognotti Mr. David Tognotti ’65 & Mrs. Cecilia Tognotti Mrs. Andrea Torres ’97 Mr. Julian D. Torres Mr. J. Gary Trevor ’52 Mrs. Lorraine DeVincenzi Clyne ’54 & Mr. Frank Clyne ’52

Mr. Anthony Valerio Italian Catholic Federation Branch #50 Ms. Lillian Valli Mrs. Liana Figone Mr. Leonard van den Broeke Mrs. Clementine H. Shanahan Mr. Timothy Shanahan ’71 & Mrs. Deborah Shanahan Mr. Javier Villagomez Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Mr. Lawrence Simi ’66 & Ms. Janet Rogers Mr. Martin Villanueva ’53 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mr. Robair Villanueva Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Gulli Mr. Anthony Waffen Brother Joseph Fabiano, FSC Mrs. Helen Walti John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Ms. Harriet Watson Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cassinelli Mr. John Webb Mr. Gerald De Ryan ’50 Mr. Fred Weisslin Mr. Kenneth Gandolfo ’70 Miss Barbara West Mrs. Patricia A. West Mr. Robert D. West Mrs. Patricia A. West Captain Richard F. White Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Gulli Mr. Donald Wild ’61 Mrs. Annette C. Wild Gin Cheung Wong Dr. & Mrs. Warren Wong Mrs. Jeannette Azzopardi Xuereb ’56 John F. Scudder, Jr. ’73 and the SHCP Community Mrs. Lillian Young Mrs. Vanita Young Louie ’75 & Mr. Austin Louie Cy & Mary Zeck Gloston & Zeck Families Mr. Zelinka Mrs. Lorraine Baptista

In Remembrance Mrs. Rieko Joplin Aceret ’70 Ms. Lorraine Perez ’70 All Hupke Family Members Living and Deceased Mrs. Carol Jones Hupke ’54 & Mr. Peter Hupke Mr. Antonio Alvaro Mr. Anthony Alvaro ’71 Mr. Armando Amoroso Mrs. Josephine Gandolfo Amoroso ’50 Mr. Harvey Anderson ’74 Mrs. Winifred F. Anderson Mr. Richard Bagnulo Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Bagnulo, Jr.

Mr. Alfred Baldocchi ’46 Mrs. Lois Baldocchi Mr. Richard L. Baptista Mrs. Lorraine Baptista Mr. Tim Baptista ’99 Mrs. Colleen Lynch Baptista ’74 & Mr. Richard Baptista Mrs. Lorraine Baptista Mr. & Mrs. Korn Mr. Daniel Barden ’59 Mr. James Barden ’62 Mr. Edwin Barry ’35 Mrs. Jean M. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Ryan Mr. George Barry & Mrs. Jane Barry Mr. James Barry ’74 & Mrs. Maryann Barry Mr. Albert Brandi Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Lint Mrs. Madeline Brandi Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Lint Mrs. Evelyn Glennon Brown ’40 Mrs. Rosalie Glennon Cedergren ’47 & Mr. Donald Cedergren Mr. Ernie Burgi Mr. & Mrs. Conrad F. Grass Mr. Gerald T. Butler ’49 Mrs. Anita M. Butler Mr. Jesse Callejas ’03 Mrs. Mary Abram Mr. Salvador Callejas ’73 & Mrs. Lucy Callejas Mr. Leon Sorhondo ’67 & Mrs. Nicole Sorhondo Mr. James Carlin ’75 Mr. Patrick Carlin ’50 & Mrs. Patricia Carlin Mr. & Mrs. Gil Castro Mr. & Mrs. Robert Anderson Ms. Allison Chau Mrs. Lily Chau Lee ’79 & Mr. Tommy Lee Christian Brothers Community Mr. Allan Susoeff ’60 & Mrs. Judy Susoeff Mr. John B. Cilia Mrs. Cecilia M. McGovern ’48 Class of 1958 Mr. Robert Foss ’58 & Mrs. Susan Foss Ms. Monica Contrero ’52 Ms. Vincentine Contrero ’51 Miss Kerry Cooper ’94 Miss Katie Durnin Debrunner ’94 Ms. Jillian Costello Mr. Dennis Quinn ’70 & Mrs. Vicky Quinn Ms. Anne Curutchet Mr. & Mrs. Jean Curutchet Mr. Jean B. Curutchet Mr. & Mrs. Jean Curutchet Mr. Charles Daley Mrs. Claire Canepa Daley ’45 Mr. Donald J. Daly, Sr. Mrs. Marian Early Daly ’45 Mrs. Janith M. Devlin Mr. James Devlin ’50

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Mrs. Ann DeVost Mr. Vance DeVost ’65 & Mrs. Nadine DeVost Mr. Leonie DeVost Mr. Vance DeVost ’65 & Mrs. Nadine DeVost Mr. Raymond Driscoll ’41 Ms. Rita C. Robbert Mr. Kevin Duffy Mr. Thomas Duffy ’52 & Mrs. Ann Duffy Mr. Albert J. Dye, Jr. Mrs. Betty Williams Mr. & Mrs. William Falvey Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Williams Mr. William Farrell ’79 Ms. Annette J. Farrell Forsell-Harrigan Families Mrs. Janet Harrigan Mr. William Frost ’40 & Mrs. Barbara Crotty Frost ’44 Mrs. Mary Frost Sweeney ’75 & Mr. James Sweeney Ms. Kelly Gallagher ’95 Mr. Thomas Fauss ’44 Mr. John Gallagher ’68 & Mrs. Stacy Gallagher Mr. Ernie Gomes Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Dennison Mrs. Dena L. Gumina Mr. Russell Gumina ’62 & Mrs. Jilda Gumina Mr. John J. Healy Mrs. Katherine Randall Msgr. John P. Heaney Mr. Gerald Sobeck ’69 & Mrs. Susie Sobeck Mrs. Margaret Glennon Hewell ’45 Mrs. Rosalie Glennon Cedergren ’47 & Mr. Donald Cedergren Mr. John Hickey Mrs. Mary Anne McGuire-Hickey Mr. T. Hom Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Quan Mr. Thomas Horan ’40 Mr. Dominic Panina ’80 & Dr. Colleen Panina Mr. Edward W. Hupke Mrs. Mary C. Hupke Jones Family Mrs. Carol Jones Hupke ’54 & Mr. Peter Hupke Mr. George E. Joost, Sr. Mrs. Clara L. Joost The Kardum Family Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Portillo Mrs. Dorothy Kays Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Mr. Mary Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Jean Curutchet Mr. Tommy Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Jean Curutchet The Kennedy Family Mr. Joseph Kennedy ’65 & Mrs. Clothilde Kennedy

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Mr. Gregory J. Kent Mrs. Sharon Kent Stein ’55 & Mr. Robert Stein Mr. Herbert Kent Mrs. Joan Galvin Kent ’52 Mrs. Eileen P. Kiernan Mr. John J. Kiernan Mrs. Ercolena Koeppen Mr. James B. Koeppen Yuk F. Kwan Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Quan Mr. Siu W. Lam Mr. & Mrs. Tony Lam Mr. Philip Landucci Mrs. Norma Landucci Miss Catherine Rose Langford Mrs. Rosaleen R. Flynn Ms. Theresa Flynn Houghton ’96 & Mr. Christopher Houghton Ms. Monica McGuire Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Laval Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Williams Mr. Philip J. Lee, Jr. Ms. Mary Lee ’77 Ms. Yui Lee Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Quan Mr. John Liberti Mr. Robert Marshall ’52 & Mrs. Paula Marshall Ms. Margo & Mr. John Lyons Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Lyons The Martin Family Mrs. Florence Martin Mr. James Mattias Mrs. Cathy Mattias Ms. Mary Louise Mazza Mr. Rene Courpet ’47 & Mrs. Louise Courpet Mr. John McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. O’Driscoll Mr. Kenneth McCarthy ’56 Mr. Harold McCarthy ’46 Mr. Joseph J. McDermott ’41 Mr. Edmund Murphy ’47 & Mrs. Mary Murphy Mr. Edward F. McHugh Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. McHugh Mr. James McHugh ’43 Mrs. Joyce Veit McHugh ’45 Ms. Ursula McHugh Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. McHugh Mr. Dennis McMahon Ms. Linda Landucci Mrs. Ann Menicucci Mr. Allen Menicucci ’49 Rev. Msgr. Thomas S. Merson Mr. Anastacio Q. Ver, Jr. Mr. Robert Meyerkamp ’38 Ms. Sharon M. Meyerkamp Mr. Bart Michelis ’73 Mrs. Carol Lavoria Michelis ’58 Mrs. Eileen Mikovich Mr. Robert Mikovich ’85 & Mrs. Michelle Mikovich Mr. Milivoy Mikovich Mr. Robert Mikovich ’85 & Mrs. Michelle Mikovich

Mr. Stefan Mischak Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Lyons Ms. Therese Mischak Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Lyons Mr. Dominic Moresco Mr. Richard Moresco ’51 & Mrs. Marie Moresco Mr. George W. Morris, Jr. Mrs. Florence M. Morris The Murphy and Mulkeen Families Mrs. Ellen M. Murphy Ms. Anntoinette Nastari Mr. Charles Nastari ’74 & Mrs. Anna Cedeno Nastari ’74 Mr. Jack O’Connor Mr. Daniel O’Connor ’59 Mr. John & Mrs. Rose O’Connor Mr. Daniel O’Connor ’59 Mr. James O’Malley Mr. Fran Finnegan & Ms. Diane O’Malley Ms. Rosemary O’Sullivan Mrs. Rosemarie Lawlor Horan ’65 & Mr. James Horan Mr. Julian Pardini ’49 Mr. Charles Pardini ’75 & Ms. Zoe Ann Hinson-Pardini Mrs. Kathryn Pardini Dan and Eloisa Perea Mr. Epic Perea ’54 & Mrs. Elvira Perea Mr. Robert Perry ’70 Mrs. Marion G. Perry The Portillo Family Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Portillo Mr. & Mrs. Quan Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Quan The Quitugua and Buffery Families Mr. & Mrs. John W. Quitugua Mr. Ramiro Ramirez Mr. Robert Mondin ’70 & Mrs. Janis Mondin Mr. Jerry Randall Mrs. Katherine Randall Ms. Alice Redmond Mr. & Mrs. James F. Wilson Mr. Peter Redmond Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Redmond Ms. Rose Redmond Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Redmond Ernie, Gil & Paul Ribera Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Brady Col. Robert J. Robideaux Mrs. Joan Mahood Robideaux ’50 Mr. James Ryan ’10 Mrs. Jean M. Ryan Mr. John Ryan ’43 Mrs. Kathleen A. Ryan Mr. Paul Ryan ’45 Mrs. Margaret C. Ryan Mr. William J. Ryan ’42 Mrs. Jean M. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Ryan Mr. Robert Sattui ’47 Mrs. Marie A. Sattui Ms. Rosalie Scalise Mrs. Theresa E. Bastida

Mr. Gilbert P. Schoenstein Mr. Gilbert Schoenstein ’47 & Mrs. Maureen Schoenstein Mr. Kenneth Schoenstein Mr. Gilbert Schoenstein ’47 & Mrs. Maureen Schoenstein Mr. Peter Sexton ’34 Dr. & Dr. Robert B. McAleese Mrs. Maria P. Shirar Mr. Gerald Shirar ’64 Mr. Edward G. Simpson Mrs. Diane Domenichini Simpson ’49 & Mr. Eugene Simpson ’49 Mr. Ivon Smith Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Lindo Mr. Nollie Smith Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Lindo Mrs. Ann M. Sobeck Mr. Gerald Sobeck ’69 & Mrs. Susie Sobeck Mr. James Sobeck Mr. Gerald Sobeck ’69 & Mrs. Susie Sobeck Mr. Raymond Stagnaro ’50 Mrs. Louise Stagnaro Mr. Michael Symkowick ’69 Mrs. Jill Symkowick Mr. & Mrs. Emilio G. Tallerico Mrs. Theresa E. Bastida Mrs. Mary Thiel Mr. Vido Thiel ’65 Mr. Rico Tognotti Mr. David Tognotti ’65 & Mrs. Cecilia Tognotti Mrs. Hui Chuan Tseng Mr. & Mrs. Edward Jong Ms. Evangelina Villasica Mr. & Mrs. Julio T. Mariategue Mr. Robert D. West Mrs. Patricia A. West Mr. Donald Wild ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Rivas Mrs. Annette C. Wild Mrs. Shirley Wildgans Mr. Edward Wildgans ’50 & Mrs. Carlene Wildgans Mr. Frank Wong Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Quan Ms. S.W. Wong Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Quan Ms. Mary Wuerstle Mr. Paul Wuerstle & Mrs. Fe N. Lazaro-Wuerstle

s ac r e d h e a rt c at h e d r a l p r e pa r ato ry

Summer Institute

An Innovative Summer Program for Motivated Scholars & Athletes Ages 8-14

Program Dates:

June 11 – July 20

details & registration online at shcp.edu/summer

The SHCP Summer Institute is a series of one-week enrichment courses and sports academies for motivated students and athletes. Instructed by SHCP’s talented faculty, staff and coaches, students and athletes are able to explore exciting topics through hands-on learning and field trips and pursue athletic achievement with others that share their interests and abilities. Courses and sports academies are from 9:00 am–3:00 pm each day; lunch program and extended care available.

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An ambivalent Cinderella? A blood-thirsty Little Red Ridinghood? A Prince Charming with a roving eye? A Witch...who raps?

They’re all among the cockeyed characters in James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim’s fractured fairy tale. When a Baker and his Wife learn they’ve been cursed with childlessness by the Witch next door, they embark on a quest for the special objects required to break the spell, swindling, lying to and stealing from Cinderella, Little Red, Rapunzel and Jack (the one who climbed the beanstalk). Everyone’s wish is granted at the end of Act One, but the consequences of their actions return to haunt them later, with disastrous results.

What begins a lively irreverent fantasy in the style of The Princess Bride becomes a moving lesson about community responsibility and the stories we tell our children.

Features Andrew Murphy ’13 as The Baker, Gemma DeLeon ’12 as The Baker’s Wife, Arianna Tolentino ’12 as The Witch, Mari Ma ’12 as Jack, Chelsea Davis ’13 as Jack’s Mother, Kelly Monfredini ’12 as Cinderella, and Lucas Bartholomew-Good ’12 and Evan Linsey ’12 as the Princes. Narrated by To Kill a Mockingbird’s Gareth Marsh ’13.