Revelry 2014 Auction Catalog

St. Francis Catholic High School Proudly Presents

A NIGHT IN THE

Behind the Ropes

Program & Auction Catalog October 18, 2014

Revelry 2014

A NIGHT IN THE

Behind the Ropes Legacy Society

LouvrĂŠ

Presenting Sponsors

John E. Cook, Jr.

(In memory of Sandra Geary Cook '54) Laura Cook '81 and Cathleen Cook Asmann '79

Pam & Steve Eggert Julia Eggert '15

St. Francis Catholic High School’s Revelry 2014

Evening Program 4:30pm

Mass in the St. Francis Chapel

5:00pm

Prompt Arrival Encouraged Stop-n-Pose Photographs Guest Registration in the SF Cafeteria Booster Club Specialty Drink

5:00-6:50pm

Serra Court: “Art & Jewelry Gallery” – By SFHS Patrons of the Arts Hosted Cocktails and Hors D’Oeuvres Serra Court Caf�: Hosted Bars Silent Auction Bidding Purchase “Tuition for a Year” and “Best of Live” Drawing Tickets Mini-Live Auction

7:00pm

Sports Complex: Blessing by Father Roland Ramirez Performance by SF Show Choir and SF Players Dinner by Epicurian Group Drawing Winners Announced

8:00pm

Live Auction “Hands Up for Troubies”

After the Live Auction

“The da Vinci Room” Reception in the Campus Life Center Immediately following the Live Auction, all guests are invited to the after party in the CLC. Reception concludes at 10:30pm.

Event security provided by Sacramento Police Department.

Mistress of Ceremonies: Edie Lambert, KCRA 3 Anchor Auctioneer: Jake Parnell

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Letter from the President

Dear Friends of St. Francis Catholic High School,

Welcome to A Night in the Museum, Behind the Ropes, our Ninth Annual Revelry event. This evening celebrates a year-long effort by our hardworking Revelry Committee under the leadership of our magnificent chairs, Angela Kufasimes Gianulias ’86 (Antonia ’17) and Flo Kahn (Megan ’17). They, along with all those who have prepared for this evening, have poured incredible time, creativity and passion into this evening which contributes significantly to the stewardship of our young Troubadours.

We extend a very special thank you to our Revelry Sponsors, especially our Presenting Sponsors Pam and Steve Eggert (Julia ’15) as well as John Cook (Cathleen ’79 and Laurie ’81) for their continued commitment to the mission of St. Francis Catholic High School.

Through the generosity of our Revelry guests, the “Hands Up for Troubies” items over the years have provided state-of-the-art upgrades to our campus, including the introduction of the one-to-one iPad program, a media arts program and upgraded furnishings for the new dining hall. This year, “Hands Up for Troubies” will focus on providing additional tuition assistance for aspiring young Troubies. We ask you to raise your paddle for “Scholarship Assistance for Troubies.” Each year we receive applications for tuition assistance nearly double what we are able to provide. This means nearly 10% of accepted students are not able to meet the financial obligation to attend St. Francis. Your support will enable more young women to experience the four years that last a lifetime.

On behalf of all the young women who benefit from your generosity, I offer my sincere gratitude. You help provide them with the life-changing St. Francis experience, offering opportunities to know God, appreciate their unique gifts and talents, understand their responsibility in the world and be of service to others. Our graduates embody the values and characteristics of our patron, St. Francis of Assisi, and our pillars of faith, excellence, leadership and service.

Your support helps “St. Francis graduate young women who change the world!”

In the Spirit of Pax et Bonum,

Margo Reid Brown ’81 President

Special thanks to the past Revelry Chairs:

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Randy Terwedo & Sue Kane (2006)

Tracy Beckwith (2011)

Mary Anne Kelly (2007, 2008)

Wendy Miller (2012)

Lindsey Sackheim & Julie Al-Huneidi (2009, 2010)

Celestine Syphax (2013)

Table of Contents Event starts promptly at 5:00pm • PLEASE ALLOW PLENTY OF TIME TO FULLY ENJOY THE NIGHT!

Page Letter from the President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Letter from the Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Dinner – Epicurian Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 “Louvré”, “Smithsonian” and “Guggenheim” Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 “Tate Modern” Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 “de Young” Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Special Thanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 A Night in the Museum Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Rules Governing the Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Express Pay, Raffle Drawing & “Best of Live” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Cash Donor Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Sports Complex Live Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Hands Up for Troubies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Serra Court Café Mini-Live – Mini-Live bidding starts at 6:25pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Sign-Up Parties & Items - Closes at 6:50pm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

The da Vinci Room Reception Located in the CLC (Campus Life Center) - Immediately following Live Auction to 10:30pm

- For Silent Auction Items, Please See Separate Catalog Booklet -

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Letter from the Chairs Dear Revelry Supporters & Patrons, The night has finally come for us to gather together and celebrate our St. Francis Community. As Co-Chairs of Revelry 2014 - A Night in the Museum: Behind the Ropes, we have been deeply touched by the spirit and commitment of the many parents, students, facility and staff who have worked tirelessly to see this night come to fruition. We are truly humbled and grateful to have been a part of such a special team.

Over these many months, we have worked together to make tonight a success for the benefit of this incredible school.

Revelry proceeds are used for every aspect of our daughters’ enrichment. This year, a dedicated portion of our proceeds will be used for scholarship so that more young women may have the opportunity to experience the “joys of being a Troubie.”

We wouId be remiss if we did not acknowledge some very special sponsors who were key in reaching our goal this evening. John Cook, Jr., Pam & Steven Eggert, Kelli & Neil Huettenhain (NorthStar at Rancho Cordova, Assisted Living), Kathy & Pat McClain (Hanson McClain Advisors) and Nancy & Rob Sbisa (Wells Fargo Bank), your continued generosity is a tangible expression of your deep commitment to the mission of St. Francis Catholic High School. On behalf of the many young women who will benefit from your support we thank you.

To the Revelry Committee, our sincerest thanks for your months of hard work. The St. Francis community is blessed to have such dedicated volunteers. Your creativity, relentless drive and organization brought Revelry to life.

We must also acknowledge some amazing individuals who were instrumental in the success of Revelry 2014. Tracy Beckwith, Melissa Deiro and Jessica Mindt, your energy, patience, work ethic and dedication to the St. Francis community know no bounds. You truly make a difference in the lives of our Troubadors. We are so lucky to have you to guide our efforts!

We would also like to thank our family and friends who have supported us throughout the months leading up to Revelry. Your support and encouragement sustained us on this journey.

Finally, we would like to thank the St. Francis faculty, staff, administrators and teachers who commit themselves to the ministry of educating our daughters and helping them to live full, responsible and meaningful lives.

We are excited to share this “Night in the Museum” with you. Cheers!

Many thanks and blessings,

Angela Kufasimes Gianulias ’86 Floreine Kahn (Antonia ’17) (Megan ’17)

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Dinner Menu by

Passed Appetizers “Hermitage St.Petersburg” Blini with Wild Smoked Salmon Soft Blinis with Silky Smoked Wild Salmon, Sour Cream, Local Organic Dill

“Museum of Macedonia” Spanakopita Tri-Tip Bites Central Valley Cucumber and House Made Yogurt Sauce Copay Farms Spinach, Sonoma Feta Cheese surrounding Bassian Farms Tri Tip

Salad “de Young Museum” Fall Citrus, Belgian Endive with Local Arugula Salad, Cypress Grove Sheep’s Milk Cheese, Rosemary almonds, and House Made Vinaigrette

Entrée “Getty Center” Petaluma Farms Chicken, House Made Ricotta Dumplings, Copay Farms Globe Carrots, Baby Broccoli, Chive Oil, Mustard Reduction OR “Metropolitan Museum of Art” Black Barley Risotto Grilled Placerville Trumpet Royale Mushrooms, Copay Farms Root Spinach, Organic Yellow Garlic Cloves

Dessert “The Centre Pompidou-Museum of Modern Art” Petite Tarte Citron, Framboise Basilic *Menu subject to ingredient availability and ripeness.

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Thank You Legacy Society Sponsors Louvré

John E. Cook Jr.

(In memory of Sandra Geary Cook ’54)

Cathleen Cook Asmann ’79 and Laura Cook ’81

Pam and Steve Eggert Julia ’15

Smithsonian

Kelli and Neil Huettenhain Northstar at Rancho Cordova

Kathy and Pat McClain Hanson McClain Advisors

L and D Landfill The Lien Family

Nancy and Rob Sbisa and Wells Fargo Bank

Emma ’16

Lori Lien ’08 and Siena Di Roma ’15

Colleen ’15

Lia ’12, Pilar ’15, Maya ’18

Guggenheim

Margo Reid Brown ’81 and Rick Brown Carolina ’13 and Catie ’15

DesCor Builders Angela Kufasimes Gianulias ’86 and Michael Boccadoro

Hunter ’18 and Savanna ’18

Katina Rapton – Mel Rapton Honda Lexi Karres ’17

Antonia ’17

Shannon and Randy Terwedo

Law Office of Patrick Hinrichsen Julieanne and Patrick Hinrichsen

& Sandy and Jerry Tokunaga

Chynna ’18

Kahn Family/Chris Kahn Consulting 8

Stacy and Steve Morgan Wildlands, Inc.

Megan ’17

Jillian ’07 Rory ’10

Lesa and Thomas Whetzel Clare ’17

Legacy Society Sponsors as of 10/7/14.

Thank You to our “Smithsonian� Sponsors

Visit us at www.HansonMcClain.com or call us at (888) 2-HANSON Listen to Money Matters on NewsTalk AM1530 KFBK Saturdays from 10-11 a.m. & Sundays 2-3 p.m. www.MoneyMatters.com

Hanson McClain Advisors is an Investment Advisor registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission. 02/14

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Thank You to our “Smithsonian” Sponsors Wells Fargo Insurance Services

Supporting academic excellence at St. Francis High School

Wells Fargo Insurance Services is proud to support the students and faculty of St. Francis High School.

Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc. Rob Sbisa Senior Vice President 11017 Cobblerock Dr. Suite 100 Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 916-231-1772 wellsfargo.com/wfis Insurance products are offered through non-bank insurance agency affiliates of Wells Fargo & Company and are underwritten by unaffiliated insurance companies, with the exception of crop and flood insurance.

Crop and flood insurance may be underwritten by Wells Fargo Insurance Services’ affiliate, Rural Community Insurance Company. ©2011 Wells Fargo Insurance Services. All rights reserved.

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Thank You to our “Smithsonian” Sponsors

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Thank You to our “Smithsonian” Sponsors

L and D Landfill and

The Lien Family Lori Lien ’08 & Siena Di Roma ’15

are pleased to support Revelry 2014 12

Thank You to our “Guggenheim” Sponsors

We are pleased to support the community of St. Francis Catholic High School and wish great success at Revelry 2014!

Stacy and Steve Morgan Hunter ’18 and Savanna ’18 13

Thank You to our “Guggenheim” Sponsors We are so proud to support St. Francis Catholic High School!

We are honored to be a part of Revelry, which raises funds to further the mission of providing a nurturing, educational environment that integrates spiritual formation and academic excellence, as well as artistic and athletic achievement.

Angela Kufasimes Gianulias and Michael Boccadoro Antonia ’17

Chris Kahn Consulting and the Kahn Family would like to congratulate the whole Revelry Committee on a job well done. Special recognition to Tracy Beckwith, Melissa Deiro and Jessica Mindt for their commitment and endless work on tonight’s event. Know that your work has tremendous impact on the lives of our Troubadours and will for many years to come. Finally, we want to thank the school staff, administrators and all our amazing teachers for all they do to educate and nurture our young women throughout the school year. St. Francis is a special community.

We are grateful to be a part of it!

Cheers to a successful “Night in the Museum.”

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Thank You to our “Guggenheim” Sponsors

Proud supporter of St. Francis Catholic High School & Builder of the new Dining Hall

Revelry 2014 - A Night in the Museum 916.463.0191 www.descorbuilders.com 15

Thank You Legacy Society Sponsors Tate Modern

David and Naomi Araldi (Joslyn Stohl ’17) Jeff and Ada Bauman (Isabelle ’17) Doug and Anne Bayless (Julia ’16) Tracy and James Beckwith, Five Star Bank (Bryce ’12) Boston Family, GBR Real Estate & Investment (Julia ’18) The Buzz Oates Group of Companies, Michael and JoAnn Stodden (Elizabeth ’18) & Kevin and Kathleen Ramos (Kristen ’18) Dan and Alison Corfee (Elizabeth ’15) Dr. Penny Dodson (Fiona ’17) Theresa and Tom Kandris, American River Packaging (Taylor ’13) Lisa and Michael Koewler (Taylor ’17) Sean and Nicole Minor, Sean Minor Wines (Elle ’16) James and Celia Puff (Kristen ’16) Kellie and Jeff Randle/Randle Communications (Annie ’15, Jillie Kate ’18) Darcy and John Saca (Chase ’18) The Scheid Family (Abigail ’12, Ellie ’14, Olivia ’16) Dr. Darce Slate and Shari Slate, Pure Dentistry (Hailey ’16) Celestine and Scott Syphax (Jade ’15) Maria Reid Vail ’82 and Brian Vail (Jacqueline ’17) Sydney Young ’81 and Tom McCaffery Mary and Chris Zanobini, Ag Association Management Services, Inc. Golden State Fruit.com (Marisa ’14, Julie ’16)

Legacy Society Sponsors as of 10/7/14.

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Thank You Legacy Society Sponsors de Young

Dr. Michael Aguilar and Mrs. Dana Griffin Aguilar (Bailey ’15) Sharon and Marc Aprea (Brooke ’15) The Honorable Dr. Ami and Dr. Janine Bera (Sydra ’15) Douglas and Diane Bosley – Bosley Business Law (Madeline ’18) Augusta and Kelly Brothers (Lauren ’18) Don and Wendy Carmickle (Allie ’15) Mike and Ann Casentini (Gabby ’17) Julia and Neil Clark (Katie ’12) Colonel Christopher Conlin and Dr. Ava Marie Conlin (Grace ’18) Graeme and Kristen Coyle (Caroline ’16) Teresa and Jon Crowley (Katelyn ’16) Susan and Tom DeMarois (Sarah ’12, Erin ’15) Mark and Kristin Enes (Lilly ’16, Abby ’18)

Doreen and Stan Lukowicz, Sr. (Pamela ’91, Kristine ’96, Teresa ’98, Audrey ’17) Heidi and Kevin McKim (Alexa ’12 and Madison ’15) Liza and Chris Micheli (Francesca ’15) Dr. Christopher Neubuerger and Gabriella Neubuerger (Kate ’18) Russ and Ingrid Niles (Libby ’97, Debbie ’99) John and Sherri Norwood (Erin ’97, Kari ’01), Norwood & Associates Kevin J. O’Neill, D.D.S., M.S.D., Inc. (Laura ’06, Kaitlynn ’18) Lynn and McKenna (’14) Payne Valerie and Joel Pearlman (Zoe ’16) Frank and Joanne Ramos (Kristen ’18) Justin and Tracey Reginato (Grace ’17) Griff and Christy Reid (Ashley ’18)

Basil and Leonor Fox (Isabel ’13, Sophia ’16)

Carolyn and John Reid (Margo ’81, Maria ’82, Carolina ’13, Catie ’15, Jacqueline ’17, Ashley ’18)

David Shelledy and Mary French (Grace ’15)

Lindsey and Andrew Sackheim (Madison Steele ’11)

Louis and Joanne Giorgi (Danielle ’18)

Todd and Christine Sanfilippo (Nina ’16, Natalie ’18)

Jeff and Laurie Gregg (Anna ’15)

Sheila and Mark Spring (Nicole ’16)

Dr. Michael Herrmann and Mary Jo Herrmann (Laney ’17)

Tim & Kerry Taylor/Potter-Taylor & Co. (Katherine Taylor ’15 and Zoey Wittlake ’16)

J.C. and Shareen Fat (Michelle ’12, Marisa ’18)

Dale Hunter and Carolyn Veal-Hunter (Sydney ’15) Vicki and Phil Johnson (Tori ’15) David and Denise Jones (Bailey ’15, Lindsey ’17) Steven and Lori Kimball (Morgan ’13, Madison ’15) Matt King and Kristin Beard King (Chloe ’18) Ann and Dan Kramer (Madeline ’15)

The Whitcomb-Weston Family, Weston & Associates (Michaela ’16) Scott and Laura Wigginton (Carolyn ’01, Kate ’11) Tim and Michelle Wilbur (Lauren ’18) Yo-Yo Yogurt, Marque’ and Jack Molodanof (Olivia ’12, Sofia ’14, Yvonna ’16)

Law Offices of Alan M. Laskin, Alan and Julie Laskin (Emily ’14, Sonia ’17)

Legacy Society Sponsors as of 10/7/14.

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Special Thanks Reception & Silent Auction Areas

Publications & Production

“Living Art” - SF Players Monkey Glue Theatrical Design

SIG-1 Graphics, Shane and Lissa Crane (Jenner ’14) IPS Printers Capitol Digital Document Solutions AdMail West, Kathy Pescetti (Sarina ’96) CaliColor, Patrick O’Kane (Elizabeth ’09) University Art, David Saalsaa (Olivia ’11)

Revelry Dinner Epicurian Group Sean Minor Wines, Nicole & Sean Minor (Elle ’16)

Legacy Circle Ladies Luncheon

Sacramento Police Department

Doug and Anne Bayless (Julia ’16) James and Celia Puff (Kristen ’16) Sharon Aprea (Brooke ’15) Kristin Enes (Lilly ’16, Abby ’18)

Sponsors’ Cocktail Reception

Community Coffees

Revelry Security

L and D Landfill & The Lien Family (Lori Lien ’08, Siena Di Roma ’15) Mary & Chris Zanobini (Marisa ’14, Julie ’16) Ag Association Management Services, Inc. Golden State Fruit.com Hamilton Jewelers, Christine Farley Skeoch ’83 James Fitzgerald, Market One Builders (Abby ’16) Rick Mahan, The Waterboy Restaurant (Karly ’06)

Melanie Fries (Emma ’18) Kari Goodwin (Mary-Louise ’18) Ann Kramer (Madeline ’15) Kathy McClain (Colleen ’15) Stacy Morgan (Hunter ’18, Savanna ’18) Celes Syphax (Jade ’15) Maria Reid Vail ’82 (Jacqueline ’17)

SFHS Art Department Teachers & Art Students Giovanni’s Old World New York Pizzeria Revelry Committees & Volunteers SFHS Finance Department SFHS Maintenance Department Signs Now - Fulton Ave. SFHS Student Volunteers The Patrons of the Arts St. Francis Booster Club Village Nurseries Father Roland Ramirez Carmichael Printing Delta Restaurant Supply Sacramento Theatrical Lighting Celebrations Event Rentals 18

“A Night in the Museum” Committee Revelry Co-Chairs: Angela Kufasimas Gianulias ’86 and Flo Kahn

Advancement Associate for Special Events: Melissa A. Deiro Revelry Specialist: Tracy Beckwith Advancement Associate for Outreach and Donor Relations: Jessica Mindt Advancement Associate for Data Management: Ingrid Niles

Sponsorship Committee: Irum Khan (Chair) Acquisitions Committee

Business & Parent Solicitation: Jill Fox (Chair)

Auction Live Auction: Stacy Morgan (Chair) Class Gift Coordinator: Dana Griffin-Aguilar (Chair) Silent: Michelle Chavez (Chair) Sign-up Parties & Items: Tracey Reginato and Christy Reid

Art & Jewelry & Patrons Liaison: Janet Hayes Wine Donation: Michelle Chavez

Gift Processing (Data Entry): Sondra Serrao and Janet Hayes

Donation Pick-up: Martina Giordani

Raffle: Terry Klas (Chair)

Accounting Manager: Terry Klas Facilities & Production Committee: Wendi Enos (Chair)

Decorations: Gabe Ruggles (Chair)

Set-up: Dave Daley Clean-up: Monica Mauldin

Procurements: Wendi Enos

Booster Bars: Brian Morrow

“da Vinci Room” Reception: Heidi McKim and Denise Baran Operations Committee

Hospitality: Leslie Donald and Shelli Riddell

Volunteer Managers: Debbie Bonenfant and Jackie Mudd

Reservations/Check-in: Martha Gates

Cashiering/Check-out: Bess Klindworth

SFHS Staff Communications & Media: Jessica Mindt, Ingrid Niles, Leigh Hiers, Raquel Sampognaro

Art Department Liaison: Elizabeth Danielson

Technology Support: Lori Dwyre

Finance Support: Tara Leung

Lighting & Sound: Steve Decker

Facilities: Larry Carson and Anthony Sanchez Director of Student Activities: Laura Hanusek ’92 Dean’s Office & Security: Cynthia Cost and Sacramento Police Department 19

Rules Governing the Auction 1. Unless otherwise specified, ALL AUCTION ITEMS 7. All items in the silent auction portion have bid sheets AND SERVICES MUST BE USED WITHIN ONE YEAR nearby. Persons desiring to bid must do so by writing of the auction. their name, bidder number, and the amount of bid on the bid sheet. Your written bid number constitutes a 2. Payment in full the evening of the auction is contract to buy. mandatory. Payment may be made by cash, check, VISA, MasterCard, American Express or Discover.

All items must be claimed by the conclusion of the evening except those won by proxy bid.

8. Each increase in bid must equal or exceed the minimum raise stated in order to constitute a valid bid.

3. Values set forth next to the items being auctioned are good faith estimates only and are not warranted by St. Francis High School.

9. Each new bid must be written on the next available blank line on the bid sheet. The closing bid circled by a marshal constitutes the winning bid. In the event of a dispute, an Auction Official shall act as the final 4. The amount of your contribution that is deductible for authority and shall determine the winning bidder. federal income tax purposes is limited to the excess This decision will be final. of the amount contributed over the estimated value of the goods and services as indicated on your receipt. 10. Silent auction items will be displayed from 5:00pm Receipts should be retained for tax purposes. Please until 6:50pm, with various closing times. Guests may consult your tax advisor. begin bidding immediately upon arrival. Closing times for each section is scheduled throughout the 5. All sales are final. No bidder is to return any of evening, noted on signs near each section, and will be the items to the merchant/benefactor for refund announced. or exchange unless explicitly stated. Items are not interchangeable, nor can they be exchanged for cash.

6. Group purchases must designate one person responsible for claiming the item. Payment of group purchases may be divided.

11. Under no circumstances may the bid card be removed from the bidding table. If a bid card is removed, the item will be removed from the auction.

*The SFHS Revelry! Committee regrets any errors made or acknowledgments omitted in the program. We have endeavored to catalog and describe the donations correctly, but all items are sold “as is.� All gift certificates are for promotional use only (not redeemable for cash) and must be used before October 18, 2015 unless otherwise noted.

Please note that activities sold at the auction are to be undertaken at the sole risk of the purchaser. St. Francis High School shall not be or become liable or responsible in any way for the loss, injury or damage to or in respect of any person or property whosoever caused or arising from such activities.

Thank you for your support of St. Francis Catholic High School!

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Express Pay

In an effort to make the end of your evening quick and easy, we offer Express Pay.

How Does It Work?

1. If you purchase items that DO NOT NEED to be picked up, and you want to use the credit card you presented at check-in for all your expenses, you can skip the check-out line all together. Your auction charges will automatically be processed on your credit card and an itemized statement will be mailed to you.

2. If you purchased items that NEED to be picked up, and A.

you want to use the credit card you presented at the check-in for all your expenses, you will use the Express Pay CheckOut Line. Your auction items, along with an itemized statement, will be ready for your pickup at the end of the evening.

Your auction charges will automatically be processed to your credit card.

B.

you want to pay with cash or check, you will use the Payment Check-Out Line.

C.

you want to use a different credit card then presented at check-in or multiple credit cards, you will use the Payment Check-Out Line.

Tuition for a Year! or $10 ,000 Drawing

The top prize at this year’s Revelry Drawing is Tuition for a Year or $10,000 cash. The winning ticket is selected the evening of Revelry, October 18th! Look for drawing tickets included in the Revelry invitation. While you can RSVP to the event on-line, we cannot legally accept drawing ticket sales that way. As such, please complete the stubs, write your check, and deposit it in the secure “Revelry Box” in the front office.

1st Prize: Tuition for a Year! or $10,000 2nd Prize: $2,500 3rd Prize: $500 • Return your drawing ticket stubs to the SFHS front office prior to Friday, October 17, 2014 by 4:00pm along with a check payable to St. Francis High School for the number of drawing tickets you would like to purchase.

• Purchase drawing tickets from Student Sellers the night of Revelry. Drawing tickets will be sold throughout the evening leading up to the Drawing.

Drawing Tickets are available for $5 per ticket.

YOU MUST BE IN IT TO WIN IT! The Drawing Winners will be announced before the Live Auction!

“ Best of Live” Drawing

$100 per Ticket - 100 Tickets Sold One Winner will be drawn at Revelry (on 10/18/14) and awarded their designated Live Auction item!

For $100 you could “steal” your choice of the amazing auction items available.

All proceeds benefit St. Francis Catholic High School. *The Paris and New York tips have been excluded from the optional awards.

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Thank You to our Cash Donors

About Change Counseling Services, Inc. Dana and Michael Aguilar (Bailey ’15) Anonymous Sharon and Marc Aprea (Brooke ’15) Steve and Jane Baker (Lauren ’13) David and Carol Bartylla (Emily ’18) James and Tracy Beckwith, Five Star Bank (Bryce ’12) Eric and Stacie Fujiwara Berumen ’86 (Alexis ’18) Linda and Keith Bloom (Emily ’16) Paul and Renee Bollinger (Kate ’16) Rick and Margo Reid Brown ’81 (Carolina ’13, Catie ’15) Tim and Suzanne Collins (Samantha ’15) Most Reverend Bishop Myron Cotta Steven Crooks and Cynthia Cooke (Erin ’15) Monica and Doug Crumley (Anna ’17) Janae Root Davis ’82 and Jeff Davis (Emily ’17) Melissa and Paul Deiro (Sofia ’15) Brian and Ginny Dowd (Natalie ’13, Courtney ’14, Melia ’18) Lisa and Jeff Elenberger (Jillian ’17) Trisa and Gene Endicott (Julia ’18) Megan Lama Flanagan ’84 (Samantha ’18) Amy A. Fournier (Josée ’14, Sylvie ’15) Carol and John Frank (Rachel ’13, Nicole ’18) Monica and Michael Fugit (Elizabeth ’17) Mrs. Beverly Geremia (Anne ’80, Molly ’81, Frances ’12, Jane ’14) Marsha Geremia (Lori ’78, Diane ’82, Megan ’16) Cindy and Michael Green (Kylie ’15, Kerie’ ’17) Steve and Dorell Heath (Amaya ’17) Joe and Julia Heideman (Jennifer ’18) Desiree and Tom Hennessy (Elizabeth ’17) David and Denise Jones (Bailey ’15, Lindsey ’17) Judy and Michael Huggins (Sarah ’18) Kerry and Judi Bagley Kane ’84 (Shannon ’18) Kirk and Cindy Keene (Stephanie ’17) Gary and Tracey Kershaw (Sophie ’14, Charlotte ’16) Bill and Terry Klas (Rachel ’11, Allison ’13, Grace ’18) Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kramer (Madeline ’15) Dr. Kurt Kusserow and Jacque Kusserow (Hayley ’15) John and Janis Kuwamoto (Whitney ’15) Laura and Bill Leszinske (Charlotte ’13, Caroline ’15) Orlando and Mary Lightfoot (Nicole ’16) Mr. Courtney Linn and Ms. Sarah Aikenhead (Eleanor ’14, Rebecca ’16)

Joe and Kelly Loyer (Elinore ’18) Sandy and Mick Malaney, Big Hairy Dog Information Systems, Inc. (Maggie ’18) David and Jean Mark (Jamie ’12, Jenna ’14, Michaela ’17) Pat and Kathy McClain, Hanson McClain (Colleen ’15) Gerald and Diane Geremia McLaughlin ’82 (Megan ’16) Karlin Merwin (Maddie ’15) Liza and Chris Micheli (Francesca ’15) Bob and Toni Ann Halstead Mitsch ‘81 (Aubrey ’15) Eden and Ray Allen Montemayor (Raenalyn ’18) Ben and Jackie Mudd (Rochelle ’17) Paula and Steve Mumm (Katie ’17) Paul and Michele Murphy (Claire ’14, Jenna ’17) Ose Properties, Inc. Jim and Colleen Oys (Maggie ’16) Justin and Megan Whetstone Panson ’85 (Audrey ’16) Joe and Joanne Pirnik (Sara-Kate ’16, Molly ’18) Diana Quilici (Mary ’17) Kellie and Jeff Randle (Annie ’15, Jillian ’18) Kristine and Brian Robinson (Maeve ’17) Guillermo and Amy Roses (Emma ’13, Hannah ’15) Debra and Thomas Russell (Claire ’18) Veronique Bikoba and Thomas Rutaganira (Florentine ’06, Benite ’15) Christine and Todd Sanfilippo (Nina ’16, Natalie ’18) Cindy and Jim Schutz (Claire ’17) David Shelledy and Mary French (Grace ’15) Showcase Real Estate & Property Management, Cristie and Allan Akers Carmen and Emil Sicoe (Laura ’18) Matthew Singh and Martha Zarate (Sienna ’15) Candace and Matthew Slagle (Hannah ’17) Tiffany Solorio (Mariana ’16) Michael and JoAnn Stodden (Elizabeth ’18) Christina and Steven Stoll (Abby ’17) Glenn and Hope Sullivan (Nicole ’11, Patricia ’15) Denis and Jennifer Sweeney (Amanda ’18) Scott and Celestine Syphax (Jade ’15) Kristin and Frank Szakaly-Moore (Katie ’18) Deidra Thorpe (Taylor ’16) The Vergara Family (Ashley ’06, Kristen ’08, Alexandra ’15) Kelly and Timothy Wilson (Erin ’16, Molly ’18) Brett and Katie Wyant (Ashley ’18) Donors as of 10/7/14. Additional donations welcome!

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Live Auction

“Live Auction” begins at 7:30pm

Located in the SPORTS COMPLEX

Group purchases must designate one person responsible for claiming the item. Payment of group purchases may be divided.

1) Museum Quality Dessert: Freeport Bakery Cake Treat your table to the most beautiful dessert handmade by the legendary Freeport Bakery. This gorgeous creation will be immediately delivered to the high bidder’s table for your enjoyment and consumption! Only your table will taste the goodness of the Goetzelers’ Land Park award winning bakery.

Donor: Freeport Bakery

2) Cheers from our Chairs! 1.5L Veuve Clicquot Champagne & 10 SF Flutes!

Be the most sophisticated table in the room by celebrating the night with a bottle of chilled, fine French bubbly!

This 1.5L bottle of Veuve Clicquot Brut Champagne is the choice of the chairs, Angela Kufasimes Gianulias ‘86 and Floreine Kahn, and you will sip your champagne from 10 flutes embossed with the crest of St. Francis Catholic High School. The glassware is for the high bidder to take home and the bubbly is for your table to immediately savor and enjoy!

Donors: Angela Kufasimes Gianulias (Antonia ’17), Revelry Co-Chair

Flo Kahn (Megan ’17), Revelry Co-Chair

3) Go Kings! Four Kings Row 2 - President’s Seats - 12/18 Milwaukee Bucks Game!

Be down in the Kings’ action with four Row 2 seats (the personal seats of the team’s President) for the December 18, 2014 Kings vs. Milwaukee Bucks game. These prime seats are close to the court with great sightlines of the NBA athletes in motion. You will take in all the action that 6’11” DeMarcus Cousins throws down, and the Bucks will bring their 2014 #2 NBA draft pick, Jabari Parker, fresh out of Duke University. You and your guests will be treated to a royal experience

Date: Thursday, December 18, 2014 - not negotiable.

Donors: The Sacramento Kings

Matina and Sotiris Kolokotronis (Marisa ’13)

4) Premier: Night at the Museum 3: Secret of the Tomb - 12/19/14* - 20 Troubies!

Treat your Troubie and 19 of her friends to a special movie night. The gal pals will be transported via chauffeured driven shuttle to dinner at Zocalo and then to the premier of Night at the Museum 3: Secret of the Tomb. What could be more fun for your girls to do right after winter finals?

Date: December 19, 2014. *SFHS finals conclude that day.*

Donors: Zocalo

Annette and Marty Holbus (Alexandra ‘16)

Neumann Enterprises

5) Adan Romo’s Assisi, Italy Framed Photograph Diptych

Beloved St. Francis Arts Department Teacher, nationally noted sculptor and artist, Adan Romo, has donated a photo diptych from his travels to Assisi, Italy - the home of our patron saint. He leads SFHS graduates annually on a unique sojourn to this ancient and important Italian city where students learn about the life of St. Francis.

This photo duo is of the hands and feet of the statue of the saint found in the Duomo di San Rufino where both St. Francis and St. Clare were baptized. St. Clare was so moved by St. Francis’ sermon in this church that she decided to follow him - becoming the first female devotee. These are the ONLY prints of this kind! The images have been framed in keeping with museum quality standards.

Donor: Adan Romo, St. Francis Arts Department

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6) Six Bottles of Opus One! Rare, refined, and to be savoured. The high bidder on this lot will take home six crated bottles of 1987 Opus One produced by Robert Mondavi & Baron Philippe de Rothschild. Auction history shows per bottle prices from $300 to $467. Indicative blend: Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Malbec and Petit Verdot.

Donor: Dr. Paul Fry (Marisa Zanobini ’14, Julie Zanobini ’16)

7) Santa Cruz Family Ocean View Suite at The Dream Inn - 3 nights for 4 people This fun family getaway includes three nights in an ocean view Tower Suite at The Dream Inn for four people.

This Joie de Vivre property, fully remodeled in 2008, has a retro California beach town cool motif. You will spend your days by the ocean side pool, take surf lessons (for four), enjoy the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk (four all-day passes), or tour the Surf Museum. Included is your very own Coppertone surfboard and accessories.

Dine on delicious treats from the famous Gayle’s Bakery, try Aldo’s cioppino for lunch or dinner (a must have recommendation from Guy Fieri of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives), and we couldn’t leave out a visit to Capitola’s Pizza My Heart for a delicious slice of their famous pizza (and don’t forget to wear your included t-shirts). Top off your long weekend with a sunset cruise for four from Chardonnay Cruises. You’ll drive home - on a full tank of gas courtesy of the included $100 gas card - with smiles on faces and sand in toes!

Donors: Brent Larkin, Citizen Hotel & Grange Restaurant/Joie de Vivre

Coppertone www.coppertone.com & Laura Johnsurd

Club Ed Surf School & Camp

Chardonnay Cruises

Pizza My Heart and Aldo’s Restaurant

This trip generously sponsored by the following families from the Sophomore Class (2017):

Maria and Brian Vail (Jacqueline ’17)

Karen Skelton and Jeffrey Barbour (Frances ’17)

Chris Ferguson and Katy Calkin Ferguson ‘80 (Sally ’17)

Dr. Penny Dodson (Fiona ’17)

Jennifer and James Jeffers (Ally ’17)

Paula and Steve Mumm (Katie ’17)

Jim Quessenberry (Alexis ’17)

Monica and Doug Crumley (Anna ’17)

Janae Root Davis ’82 and Jeff Davis (Emily ’17)

Lisa and Jeff Elenberger (Jillian ’17)

Monica and Michael Fugit (Elizabeth ’17)

Cindy and Michael Green (Kylie ’15, Kerie’ ’17)

Steve and Dorell Heath (Amaya ’17)

Desiree and Tom Hennessy (Elizabeth ’17)

David and Denise Jones (Bailey ’15, Lindsey ’17)

Flo and Chris Kahn (Megan ’17)

Kirk and Cindy Keene (Stephanie ’17)

David and Jean Mark (Jamie ’12, Jenna ’14, Michaela ’17)

Ben and Jackie Mudd (Rochelle ’17)

Paul and Michele Murphy (Claire ’14, Jenna ’17)

Diana Quilici (Mary ’17)

Kristine and Brian Robinson (Maeve ’17)

Cindy and Jim Schutz (Claire ’17)

Candace and Matthew Slagle (Hannah ’17)

Christina and Steven Stoll (Abby ’17)

Class Gift Coordinator: Jennifer Jeffers (Ally ’17)

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8) Dinner & Broadway Show with Principal Theresa Rodgers - Saturday, 1/31/15* Six St. Francis supporters will enjoy a special evening with Principal Theresa Rodgers and her husband, Robert, on January 31st. The night will begin with dinner at the Chef ’s Table in the center of Randy Paragary’s uber cool new downtown eatery, Hock Farm. There, you’ll enjoy a lovely farm-to-fork dinner along with accompanying bottles of Randy Paragary’s Select wine. After dinner, take the short stroll to the Community Center Theater where you’ll watch the national Broadway tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in reserved, producer seats. Tim Rice & Andrew Lloyd Webber’s show is an irresistible musical about the trials and triumphs of Joseph, Israel’s favorite son. Broadway at its best!

Date: *Saturday, January 31, 2015 -Not negotiable* Includes six producer, reserved seats and

two seats for the Rodgers.

Donors: Stacy and Randy Paragary

California Musical Theater - www.californiamusicaltheater.com

Theresa & Robert Rodgers

9) Christmas in Cabo - December 18-25, 2014* Stay and play during Christmas week in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico! Your stay at the Club Casadas de Baja will be in a three-story unit with two bedrooms with king size beds, plus a studio with a queen size bed. The villa has three bathrooms and plenty of room for your family to spread out with 3,400 square feet to enjoy plus a patio. Pool and Jacuzzi are included. Enjoy dinners at four restaurants: Hacienda el Coyote Restaurant & Tequila Lounge, The Shrimp Factory, Dos Mares Marina Grill & Bar, and Pan di Bacco (an Italian restaurant near the marina). Finally, get out on the water with a sailing adventure where you can choose to sail at sunset, whale watch or snorkel.

Feliz Navidad!

December 18 - 25, 2014 (date not negotiable). *Please note: SFHS Finals end on 12/19/14.

DonorS: Petra Glenesk (Kylee ’17)

Debra and Tom Russell (Clare ’18)

Travel by Gerry “Seek the Unique”

10) Run the Round! - Couples Skeet & Trap Shoot (8 people) This outstanding outing for eight people or four couples will take you via limousine to the Sacramento Valley Shooting Center in Sloughhouse for a 2-hour skeet and trap shooting lesson guided by two private instructors.

Shotguns and ammunition included...you just draw a line on your target! Immediately following, your party will enjoy lunch at Taste restaurant in Plymouth (Wine Enthusiast Top 100 Wine Restaurants, Zagat rated and James Beard approved) along with two complimentary bottles of wine. You’ll end your day with wine tasting at the beautifully renovated Renwood Winery in Amador County.

*Date to be mutually determined with instructors and range availability. A 5-hour limousine is included, but can be extended at high bidder’s expense. Valid through: October 18, 2015.*

Donors: Ann and Dan Kramer (Madeline ’15)

Dr. Michael Herrmann and Mary Jo Herrmann (Elaina ’17)

Paula and Steve Mumm (Katie ’17)

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11) Private Cigar & Whisky Night for 12 at Briar Patch The ultimate man-cave experience awaits the high bidder as you and 11 buddies will be treated to a night of smooth cigars, aged whisky and rib-sticking food. The back room of the Briar Patch (in Loehmann’s Plaza) will be exclusively yours for an evening. There you will enjoy robust flavors and aromas of cigars and whisky, and when bellies growl there will be hearty bites provided by Ruth Chris Steak House.

Date set by mutual agreement; valid through October 18, 2015.

Donors: Renee and Paul Bollinger (Kate ’16)

Pinky and Mike Vergara (Ashley ’06, Kristen ’08, Alexandra ’15)

Marisa and Michael Ziegler (Lexi ’18)

Briar Patch www.briarpatch.biz

12) Abalone Dinner at Frank Fat’s - 8 People Frank Fat’s, Sacramento’s landmark restaurant, will prepare one of the rarest and most iconic Northern California dishes from the sea - abalone! Your eight person dinner party will be picked up by limousine and transported to the famous downtown restaurant where a multi-course meal will be specially prepared for your group. Fine wines will accompany each service and the dinner will be topped off by Fat’s mouthwatering Banana Cream Pie! Your driver will chauffeur your guests back to the pick-up location after this savory experience.

*Mutually agreeable date; Valid through October 18, 2015. Limousine available on Sunday through Thursday nights.*

Donors: Drs. JC and Shareen Fat (Michelle ’12 & Marisa ’18)

John and Janis Kuwamoto (Whitney ’15)

Kevin and Michele Arnott (Rylie ’17)

Universal Limousine

13) L.A. Experience - Jimmy Kimmel, Getty Museum & JW Marriott LA Live - 3 Nights Cultural and cool - this three-night package for four people offers entertainment, dining and museum enrichment.

You won’t have a moment to spare as this package includes four tickets to a taping of Jimmy Kimmel Live and VIP passes to Universal Studios (production home of Gladiator, Jurassic Park, ET and more). If you travel after May 2015, producer & director Jim Whitaker (Rebirth, a post 9/11 documentary, Cinderella Man and The Odd Life of Timothy Green) or his colleague, will arrange for an exclusive VIP tour of Disney Studios! Experience the best of the southland’s museums with passes to the Getty Museum (admission free, lunch gift card included), Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Natural History Museum and the Museum of Tolerance. At day’s end, you’ll enjoy dining at Spago or Il Fornaio (in Beverly Hills) and will overnight in the fashionable and chic JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. Live - center for entertainment, sports and dining.

Donors: JW Marriott Corporation

Comcast/NBC Universal

The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation

Museum of Tolerance

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

Dan and Ann Kramer (Madeline ’15)

This trip generously sponsored by the following families from the Junior Class (2016):

Denise and Mark Chisick (Kaela ’16, Gabriella ’12, Megan ’10)

Sheila and Mark Spring (Nicole ’16)

Rachael and Jeffrey Newland (Ashley ’16)

Linda and Keith Bloom (Emily ’16)

Paul and Renee Bollinger (Kate ’16)

Gary and Tracey Kershaw (Sophie ’14, Charlotte ’16)

Orlando and Mary Lightfoot (Nicole ’16)

Mr. Courtney Linn and Ms. Sarah Aikenhead (Eleanor ’14, Rebecca ’16)

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Gerald and Diane Geremia McLaughlin ’82 (Megan ’16)

Jim and Colleen Oys (Maggie ’16)

Justin and Megan Whetstone Panson ’85 (Audrey ’16)

Christine and Todd Sanfilippo (Nina ’16, Natalie ’18)

Tiffany Solorio (Mariana ’16)

Jesse and Jeannette Torneros (Nicole ’12, Maia ’16)

Kelly and Timothy Wilson (Erin ’16, Molly ’18)

Class Gift Coordinator: Sheila Spring (Nicole ’16) and Denise Chisick (Kaela ’16, Gabriella ’12, Megan ’10)

14) 2015 Notre Dame Football Weekend for Four - South Bend, IN Next fall, join 80,000 Fighting Irish fans in South Bend for a 2015 game. The Golden Domers have produced football legends including: Joe Montana, Jerome Bettis, Tim Brown, Knute Rockne, Ara Parseghian and Lou Holtz. Founded in 1842, Notre Dame is an internationally respected and renown Catholic university that is heaped in collegiate football tradition. Your party of four will be comfortably accommodated in two rooms for two nights at the Hyatt Place (in neighboring Mishawaka) as this includes a $1,500 hotel gift card. Go Irish!

*2015 game date will be available two weeks prior to the start of the 2015 Notre Dame season and determined by the donor. Airfare not included.*

Donors: Diane Geremia McLaughlin ’82 and Gerald McLaughlin (Megan ’17)

Marsha Geremia (Diane ’82, Megan ’17)

Augusta and Kelly Brothers (Lauren ’18)

15) Exclusive Silver Oak & Kosta Browne Tour & Tasting + Hotel Healdsburg for 3 Couples!

Two of the most exclusive wineries in Napa and Sonoma will open their doors to your VIP party of six for tours, tastings and talks with the heralded wine makers of Silver Oak and Kosta Browne wineries. The Silver Oak experience (offered Sunday through Thursday) will give tasters access to their award winning Alexander Valley and Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignons. The famous Pinot Noir winery, Kosta Browne, will open its Sebastapol doors on any day and, once at the winery the high bidder will receive a 2015 Spring Allocation, normally not available for 2-3 years! To get you started enjoying Kosta Browne Pinot Noir, a magnum will be presented to the high bidder tonight! After your tasting, refresh and retire at the uber-chic Hotel Healdsburg as this package includes three onenight stays in Premium King Guest Rooms and a $500 gift certificate to the awarded Dry Creek Kitchen by Charlie Palmer (located in the hotel).

*Hotel Healdsburg stay valid for Sunday through Thursday nights only.*

Package valid through October 18, 2015.

Donors: Kosta Browne Winery

Silver Oak Winery

Hotel Healdsburg

Ann and Dan Kramer (Madeline ’15)

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16) Exquisite Diamond “Domino” Bracelet from Hamilton Jewelers!

Draped in diamonds…...the high bidder will be the new owner of a chic ladies 18kt white gold, diamond and ceramic “Domino” bracelet featuring an innovative stretch design of white gold, diamonds and sleek white high polish ceramic links (black is also an option for the winner to decide). The ceramic links enhance a gorgeous rectangular station of pave diamonds in 18k white gold. The pave diamonds have a total weight of 1.05 carats.

This bracelet was designed and handcrafted in Italy by designer Robert Demeglio whose eclectic creativity has blended architecture and fashion into award winning designs.

Value: $4,500.00

Donor: Hamilton Jewelers, Christine Farley Skeoch ’83

17) California’s Riviera Stay & Play - Balboa Island, Yachting & Disneyland!

Enjoy the best of the Southland with four nights on Balboa Island in a completely remodeled 1939 private cottage that comfortably sleeps two couples or a family of up to six people. The 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms are on the bottom floor to optimize island views from the second floor living area - complete with gracious deck and BBQ. For the “play” portion, your days will be filled with Disneyland (four full-day adult passes included), cruising the island on the home’s four adult beach cruisers, and a three-hour fully staffed 65’ Hatteras yacht tour. This stem to stern luxury vessel will give you an amazing day on the Pacific Ocean to spot dolphin and whales (grays, humpback and the amazing blues). This is a first class OC experience!

Excludes: Weeks of Thanksgiving 2014, Christmas 2014 and Fourth of July 2015. Date set by mutual agreement; valid through October 18, 2015.

Donors: Pam and Steve Eggert (Julia ’15)

Stacy and Steve Morgan ( Savanna ’18 , Hunter ’18)

18) Trifecta (Mallard, Pheasant & Turkey) Dream Shoot for 2 & Wild Game Feed for 8 Two hunters will be treated to the trifecta of Valley wing shooting as this package includes THREE separate days of hunting for waterfowl, pheasant, and turkey. All hunts will be on exclusive, private ranches within one hour of Sacramento. Your duck experience will be on 500 acres of all-natural marsh habitat in Sutter County close to the Sutter Wildlife Refuge. Your pheasant experience will be on a private, natural 2,400 acre wildlife preserve in Yolo County....not a club environment. Finally, your turkey experience will be on a 4,000 acre private ranch also in Yolo County on the Sacramento River. These properties yield mallard limits as the norm - not the exception, boast huge wild pheasant populations, and a bounty of turkeys to call in. An additional fun evening will commence your three days of dream shooting with a wild game feed for eight (8) people with your game contributing to a delectable meal prepared by Simon’s Restaurant in Sacramento, the perfect way to share your fond memories of your wing shooting bonanza!!

Dates to be agreed upon by all parties during the appropriate season; Valid during the 2014 - 2015 fowl hunting season. Valid California Hunting License required.

Donor: Stacy and Steve Morgan (Savanna ’18, Hunter ’18) & Wildlands, Inc.

19) Bandon Dunes - 36 Holes for a Foursome & Private Plane Four golf enthusiasts will be flown via private plane to Bandon Dunes, Oregon for an amazing day of 36 holes of golf. Bandon Dunes, one of the United State’s top golf destinations, rewards the ingenious and inventive player with multiple options on nearly every shot. Among the massive dunes and hearty pines, your foursome will discover golf in its purest state! In order to make your first tee time, you’ll leave Sacramento and will be flown directly into Bandon Dunes and professionally transported to the course. The high bidder will show their Troubie colors with an included custom St. Francis golf bag!

Flight date set by mutual agreement. Valid through October 18, 2015.

Donors: Ose Properties, Inc.

Bandon Dunes Golf Course

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20) Chicago Fun for Four: 3 Nights, 4 Days, 5 Museums & More Chicago is a cultural, architectural, and historic showcase and the high bidder will have everything to make this long weekend (three nights/four days) for four exceptional: • $1,800 gift card for the luxurious Peninsula Hotel located in the heart of the chic Magnificent Mile (www.peninsula.com/chicago) • Four Chicago CityPASS booklets to five must-see tourist attractions including the world-renowned Adler Planetarium, Field Museum, Museum of Science and Industry, Shedd Aquarium, and the Art Institute of Chicago, which showcases masterpieces from ancient to ultra-modern, and one of the largest and most extensive collections of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings in the world. With your CityPASS booklet, you can skip the ticket line and head straight for the entrances.

• Experience The Ledge - glass floor balcony that is 103 floors over Chicago with unparalleled, 360-degree views from the top of the Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), the Western Hemisphere’s tallest building.

• An expert architecture guide will lead your group of four on Wendella Boat Tour’s 75-minute cruise along the Chicago River, highlighting the city’s rich architectural heritage.

• Steve’s Segway Tours will have you rolling through beautiful Grant Park, Millennium Park, the fabulous Museum Campus, and along the spectacular lakefront. Your expert tour guide will share Chicago history, architecture, and interesting facts at various stops along the way on this three-hour adventure.

• Enjoy authentic Chicago style deep dish pizza at Giordano’s ($75 gift card) plus try out any of about 90 great restaurants with your $300 Lettuce Entertain You gift card.

This trip generously sponsored by the following families from the Freshman Class (2018):

David and Carol Bartylla (Emily ’18)

Eric and Stacie Fujiwara Berumen ’86 (Alexis ’18)

Brian and Ginny Dowd (Natalie ’13, Courtney ’14, Melia ’18)

Trisa and Gene Endicott (Julia ’18)

Megan Lama Flanagan ’84 (Samantha ’18)

Carol and John Frank (Rachel ’13, Nicole ’18)

Joe and Julia Heideman (Jennifer ’18)

Judy and Michael Huggins (Sarah ’18)

Kerry and Judi Bagley Kane ’84 (Shannon ’18)

Bill and Terry Klas (Rachel ’11, Allison ’13, Grace ’18)

Joe and Kelly Loyer (Elinore ’18)

Sandy and Mick Malaney, Big Hairy Dog Information Systems, Inc. (Maggie ’18)

Eden and Ray Allen Montemayor (Raenalyn ’18)

Kerrie and Kevin O’Neill (Laura ’06, Kaitlynn ’18)

Joe and Joanne Pirnik (Sara-Kate ’16, Molly ’18)

Kellie and Jeff Randle (Annie ’15, Jillian ’18)

Debra and Thomas Russell (Claire ’18)

Christine and Todd Sanfilippo (Nina ’16, Natalie ’18)

Carmen and Emil Sicoe (Laura ’18)

Michael and JoAnn Stodden (Elizabeth ’18)

Denis and Jennifer Sweeney (Amanda ’18)

Kristin and Frank Szakaly-Moore (Katie ’18)

Kelly and Timothy Wilson (Erin ’16, Molly ’18)

Brett and Katie Wyant (Ashley ’18)

Class Gift Coordinators: Trisa Endicott (Julia ’18) and Carol Frank (Rachel ’13 & Nicole ’18)

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21) Enjoy A Day In The Old West & Chuck Wagon Lunch for Eight

Round em up! A party of eight will experience a day of calf branding and processing of up to 100 calves on a local cattle ranch!! For this special day you will be “hands on” and participate in branding, vaccinating, and castrating of the calves. The cowboys will show you what your job will be in the sequence of the events for the morning.

Once your work is done, you and your fellow ranchers will be treated to a cowboy-style, chuck wagon bbq and great conversation with the cowboys!!

Mutually agreeable date and valid only in March or April of 2015.

Donors: Stacy and Steve Morgan (Savanna ’18, Hunter ’18) & Running W Land & Cattle

22) Tim Collom Original Painting - “The Vineyard” Fresh from the heart and hands of acclaimed Sacramento artist, Tim Collom, comes this significant piece created especially for Revelry and St. Francis High School. This original oil painting measures 48” x 60” and while it is priceless, Collom’s paintings are fetching $7,500 or more at auction. The artist rarely donates paintings of this size. Comstock Magazine wrote in 2013 that “Collom is climbing his way into the canon of Sacramento celebrity landscapists, a summit held by Gregory Condos and Wayne Thiebaud.” Shall “The Vineyard” hang in your home?

Tim Collom (Katie Munson ’17)

23) One of a Kind - Senior Friendship Quilt The “Senior Friendship Quilt” has become a Revelry tradition! It is embedded with memories that each girl has shared while attending St. Francis, and it imparts growth, journey and times gone by. When the comfort of Serra Court is absent, this quilt will wrap your Troubie’s spirit and body in the warm and comforting memories of St. Francis. This highly sought-after keepsake has the signatures of the Class of 2015 and only one high bidder will take home this precious piece of Troubadour history.

Quilt generously sponsored by the following families from the Senior Class (2015):

Dana and Michael Aguilar (Bailey ’15)

Anonymous

Sharon and Marc Aprea (Brooke ’15)

Rick and Margo Reid Brown ’81 (Carolina ’13, Catie ’15)

Tim and Suzanne Collins (Samantha ’15)

Steven Crooks and Cynthia Cooke (Erin ’15)

Melissa and Paul Deiro (Sofia ’15)

Amy A. Fournier (Josée ’14, Sylvie ’15)

David and Denise Jones (Bailey ’15, Lindsey ’17)

Dr. Kurt Kusserow and Jacque Kusserow (Hayley ’15)

John and Janis Kuwamoto (Whitney ’15)

Laura and Bill Leszinske (Charlotte ’13, Caroline ’15)

Karlin Merwin (Maddie ’15)

Liza and Chris Micheli (Francesca ’15)

Bob and Toni Ann Halstead Mitsch ‘81 (Aubrey ’15)

Kellie and Jeff Randle (Annie ’15, Jillian ’18)

Guillermo and Amy Roses (Emma ’13, Hannah ’15)

Veronique Bikoba and Thomas Rutaganira (Florentine ’06, Benite ’15)

David Shelledy and Mary French (Grace ’15)

Matthew Singh and Martha Zarate (Sienna ’15)

Glenn and Hope Sullivan (Nicole ’11, Patricia ’15)

Scott and Celestine Syphax (Jade ’15)

The Vergara Family (Ashley ’06, Kristen ’08, Alexandra ’15)

2015 Class Gift Coordinators: Tracy Swanson (Katharine ’16, Margaret ’18) and Serina Coppola-Cordova (Bella ’16)

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24) The Ultimate NYC Experience - The Plaza Hotel, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, & NYC Museums for Two! Spend seven (7) spectacular nights for two people in the Big Apple at the ultimate in luxury destinations, The Plaza Hotel! From the opulent Beaux Arts décor to the impeccable white glove service, The Plaza is New York at its finest! Your week’s stay in an upgraded room includes a Plaza Hotel chauffeured Jaguar (house car) at your call for around town transportation. During your stay, enjoy being a part of Jimmy Fallon’s live audience while he regales the crowd with his wit and satire, and interviews famous personalities. After the show, take in the night life at the ulta-chic Minus5 Ice Bar. During the day you’ll enjoy New York’s cultural life with passes to the Guggenheim and the Museum of Natural History (the inspiration for the original Night at the Museum).

*The 7-night Plaza Hotel stay is valid for 2015 only.*

*All guests must be over the age of 16 to attend The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Taping dates: March – June 2015. One month advance reservations required for the Fallon show.*

*Airfare not included.*

Donors: Sandy and Jerry Tokunaga (Rory ’10)

Ann and Dan Kramer (Madeline ’15)

Minus5 Ice Bar www.minus5experience.com

The Natural History Museum of New York

25) Timbuctoo – Sporting Estate Weekend for 8!

This one-of-a-kind weekend outing is for eight (guys, gals, or couples) at a beautiful and historic two-story log cabin with a sprawling deck among 300 secluded acres about 20 miles outside of Marysville. During your stay at Timbuctoo, your party will enjoy private bedrooms and bathrooms with an on-site cook and full bar offered throughout this fabulous wilderness weekend. The lodge and surrounding property are set in the scenic foothills and gold fields of Yuba County, where you can enjoy wildlife and abundant outdoor activities, including trout and bass fishing, fly fishing in the Yuba River, a ten station sporting clay course (bring your own shotguns and ammunition), an island target golf driving range, horseshoes, croquet, bocce ball and hiking to your heart’s content. There is no shortage of indoor activities as you can amuse yourself with billiards and friendly wagers at the poker table, or you may simply unwind with a book on the deck or in the world class trophy room. It’s all up to you as your hosts wait on your every need. Nature has no limits!

*Your adventure will begin on Friday at 3pm and continue until Sunday at noon.

Mutually agreeable weekend between April and October, 2015. No children, please.*

Donors: Sue and Michael Bollinger (Annie ’98)

Renee and Paul Bollinger (Kate ’16)

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26) The Ultimate Museum of the World! Paris and the Louvre for Two! This is the Grand Dame of auction items! Enjoy six days and five nights in the City of Light where you and your significant other will be treated to “behind the ropes” Parisian tours. Your travel coordinator (Cordially Yours Travel) will have a $500 budget to arrange skip-the-line tours at the Louvre, the Musee d’Orsay, or venture out to the Palace of Versaille! Perhaps you’d rather cruise the Seine River, see Notre Dame Cathedral, take a private city tour in a Citron, marvel at a Moulin Rouge show and/or ascend the Eiffel Tower - bypassing the crowds! Hotel options include: the Hotel Marignan, SF past parent Simi Chehrazi’s recommendation, Paris Marriott Opera Ambassador or equivalent. These options are walking distance to the Montmartre, the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, the Avenue de’l Opera and Paris’s exquisite shopping (Hermes, Louis Vuitton, etc.). You’ll be rested and ready to see the sights as you will fly via Business Class (with champagne, fully reclining seats, eye shades and more!).

Tonight take home 200 Euros and a bottle of Mailly Grand Cru Champagne to sip as you plan for this trip of a lifetime!

Valid through December 30, 2015.

Donors: Sandy and Michael Malaney (Maggie ’18)/Big Hairy Dog

Sharon and Marc Aprea (Brooke ’15)

Kathy and Pat McClain (Colleen ’15)

Celestine and Scott Syphax (Jade ’15)

Dr. Michael Aguilar and Dana Griffin-Aguilar (Bailey ’15)

Laura and Bill Leszinske (Charlotte ’13, Caroline ’15)

Denise and David Jones (Bailey ’15, Lindsey ’17)

Deidre Thorpe (Taylor ’16)

Vicki and Phil Johnson (Tori ’15)

Liza and Chris Micheli (Francesca ’15)

Jane and Steve Baker (Lauren ’13)

Tracy and James Beckwith (Bryce ’12)

Cordially Yours Travel, Heidi McKim (Alexa ’12 , Madison ’15)

27) Mulvaney’s Snug - Private Dining Room for 10 & ½ Case Plumpjack Wine!

Go “behind the ropes” at Sacramento’s iconic farm-to-fork eatery, Mulvaney’s. This exclusive dining room at the B&L is adjacent to the epicenter of Chef Patrick Mulvaney’s culinary creativity. Your guests will be treated to a five-course meal specially prepared by the culinary vanguard and his creative team. The dinner party will be enhanced with 6 accompanying Plumpjack bottles of wines. All will desire, but only ten will dine!

Date set by mutual agreement; valid through October 18, 2015.

Donors: Patrick and Bobbin Mulvaney

Plumpjack Winery and The Honorable Gavin Newsom

28) ½ Steer - Purebred Angus Beef & Top-line Weber Gas Grill Our very own Troubadour, Emily Piland ’15, is raising and will donate one half (½) of an Angus steer that will be ready in the late summer of 201​5. This meat is from a pure bred steer and past renderings were rated USDA Prime (or better) - the grade served at the finest steak houses. Accompanying the 250-350 lbs. of professionally wrapped and packaged beef will be a Weber Summit S-620 valued at $1899. This is a professional style deluxe grill with high quality features and is the top line Weber. Made-in-the-USA, it boasts 6 stainless steel burners, solid stainless steel rod grates and stainless steel Flavorizer bars. The nearly 700 sq. inches of cooking space and optimal heat control allows meats and vegetables to be cooked simultaneously. The high bidder will be able to grill and savor Angus Prime beef​, support a Troubie, and advance St. Francis - a triple win!

*Weber Summit S-620 will be delivered to the high bidder’s home after the auction. The Angus beef will be ready for pick-up in August, 2015.*

Donors: Emily Piland ’15

Denise and Thomas Tapken (Clairise ’18)

California Backyard

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29) HANDS UP FOR TROUBIES - Scholarship Fund

The Objective: To provide additional scholarship resources to meet the increasing need of students who desire the all-girl environment and excellent educational opportunities at St. Francis Catholic High School.

The Need: Every year applications for financial assistance have increased beyond what the available grants can provide. Over the last seven years, requests have increased by more than 250% - with our ability to meet only an average of 50% of the demonstrated need each year. Currently, 24% of total enrollment receives financial assistance and per student awards have increased 20% over the years to an average award of $4,850 in 2014.

Significantly, nearly 10% of admitted applicants are not able to enroll due to a lack of sufficient assistance grants.

Tonight we ask you to raise your paddle and support increasing scholarships for Troubies. Coupled with the generosity of those around you, your donation can continue the tradition and help graduate MORE young women who will change the world!

30) Napili Coast - West Maui Vacation Home (7 Nights) Alaeloa is a private, gated community located on an exclusive waterfront point in West Maui. The home is oceanfront with incredible views of the islands of Molokai and Lanai. Alaeloa has its own private bay with an oceanside, heated pool and cabana. Enjoy seven nights in this lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath, fully equipped home, where you are caressed by the sounds of the ocean and can enjoy dinner on the lanai. Alaeloa is located minutes from the popular Kaanapali resorts and one mile from the Kapalua golf resorts. Swim with the year-round sea turtles in Alaeloa Bay or enjoy the whales breaching within a few yards of the shoreline when in season.

*Maximum five occupants; date set by mutual agreement. Valid through October 18, 2015.*

Donor: Kelly and Bill Watson (Savannah ’15)

31) Private Dinner with President Brown at Historic Delta Manor - 12 People Enjoy a private dinner party with St. Francis High School President Margo Reid Brown and spouse, Rick Brown, in the enchanting and historic delta home of Rusty Areias and Julie Sandino Areias. Orchard Gables, in Walnut Grove, has the unique provenance as John Stanford Brown’s home and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This pristine turn-of-the-century French Brittany Tudor will be the backdrop for your 12-person, exclusive dinner with our school’s leader. The Areiases will graciously host the night that includes croquet on the professional course (9 wicket game with instruction for novices), an early evening cocktail cruise on the Contessa (1957 50’ classic Stephens Motor Yacht), followed by a lovely dinner with fine wines and friends! Gather your party and bid high to enjoy this stately and presidential experience!

Date set by mutual agreement. Valid through October 18, 2015.

Donors: Margo Reid Brown ’81 and Rick Brown (Carolina ’13 & Catie ’15)

Julie Sandino Areias and Rusty Areias (Alexis ’18)

32) VIP SFHS Booster Club Crab Feed Dinner For 10!

Be the most exclusive table at the 2015 Booster Club Crab Feed on February 7, 2015. The high bidder will receive a VIP table with premier in the main dining hall. Your party will be attended to by two personal servers and the group will enjoy 6 bottles of premium wine to savor with the outstanding crab. This will be the best night you’ll ever experience in jeans and bibs! The SFHS Crab Feed sells out each year, so this not only guarantees your spot, and does it in ultimate style!

Donors: SFHS Booster Club

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33) Crocker Art Museum - “Behind the Ropes” Private Tour & Dinner for 8!

Go behind the ropes of the Crocker Art Museum with a private, VIP tour led by museum director, Lial Jones. Your party of eight will be given a personal and exclusive tour by the doyenne of the Crocker who will share “inside” information on the collections, exhibitions, the historic building and the art world. Your party will see some of the ‘private’ areas of our city’s historic and renowned facility. After your tour, you will enjoy a four-course dinner specially crafted by Chef Matt Woolston (of Matteo’s and The Supper Club) with the museum’s world renowned art as your dining backdrop! Your private dinner will reflect the season’s freshest and finest food paired seamlessly with fine wines. This outstanding “night at the museum” is truly unique and available only at Revelry!

Date: Mutually agreeable Thursday night; Crocker tour at 5:30 pm, dinner at 6:30 pm. Gratuity not included. Valid through October 18, 2015.

Donors: Crocker Art Museum

Lial Jones, Mort and Marcy Friedman, Director and CEO, Crocker Art Museum

Matt Woolston, The Supper Club

34) Sunday Family Dinner with the Bishop of the Sacramento Diocese - March 1, 2015 Sunday dinners are those important times when family values are discussed and imparted. Envision Sunday, March 1st with a very special guest at your family’s table - Bishop Jaime Soto - who will join you for an intimate Sunday dinner in your home for 8-10 people. Invite the grandparents or other immediate family, set the table, and sit down to dinner and conversation with the Catholic spiritual leader of our community. Dinner preparation won’t be a concern as this package includes a $500 Cafe Ettore gift certificate. With Confirmations, Easter and graduations on the horizon, the topics of conversation will surely be invaluable, inspirational and memorable!

* Date: Sunday, March 1, 2015 - not negotiable.*

Donors: The Most Reverend Jaime Soto

Beverly Geremia (Anne ’80, Molly ’81, Frances Wiese ’12, Jane Sadler ’14)

35) Rancho Mirage Morningside Custom Home - 3 Nights Enjoy a three night stay in a 3,500 square-foot home with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Two master bedroom suites have queen beds and a third bedroom has two twins beds that comfortably accommodates six people. There is a private swimming pool and access to five community pools. The home is fully furnished and has a two car garage. It’s just 20 minutes from Palm Springs International Airport, and an hour and a half drive from Ontario.

The home is within close proximity to the desert’s premier shopping and dining.

Date set by mutual agreement. Valid through October 18, 2015. Access not provided to the Morningside Country Club, tennis courts or golf course.

Donors: The Buzz Oates Group of Companies

JoAnn and Michael Stodden (Elizabeth ’18)

Kathleen and Kevin Ramos (Kristen ’18)

36) MadoroM - 9 Liter Bottle of Napa Valley Cab 2010!

Best enjoyed with friends, this statement making bottle of 2010 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is perfect for a Christmas party or gathering of important clients! The 9L bottle is the last of its kind as all others were sold or destroyed in the earthquake. MadoroM’s motto: In vino veritas - “There is truth in wine.” Winemaker’s Tasting Notes: Dark wine legs help extend the aroma far beyond the glass. Floral notes mixed with Mission Fig and blackberry are preceded by earthy notes. The wine’s weight in imparted first followed by cocoa, smokey and nutty flavors. Let the wine linger to enjoy the vanilla and fine tannins. Technical Notes: 92% Cabernet Sauvignon, 8% Merlot from Napa Valley. Aged 36 months in 65% French Oak barrels and 35% American Oak barrels Bottled November, 2013, 14.9% Alcohol.

Value: $1,200

Donors: Andy and Marissa Amador, MadoroM Winery

Collins Electrical Company Inc., Andrea and Kevin Gini (Alexandra ’15)

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37) Christmas Lights in a Horse Drawn Carriage for 16 - December 21, 2014 Treat 16 Christmas revelers to the sights of East Sacramento’s lights on December 21st for a 2 hour horse-drawn carriage tour. Snuggle under red St. Francis logo blankets - one for each attendee - and take in the wonder of Christmastime in one of our most prominent and quaint neighborhoods. This is a fun winter evening for Troubies, their parents, or both.

Date: Sunday, December 21, 2014; non-negotiable.

Donor: Showcase Real Estate and Property Management, Cristie and Allan Akers

38) Senior Graduation VIP Package - Best Seats in the House for 12!

Senior parents, raise your paddle high! May is just around the corner. Wouldn’t it make life a little less hectic if you did not have to worry about seating for family and friends at the Memorial Auditorium? Enjoy no waiting or lines and clear sights of your daughter walking across the stage for her high school diploma! Invite your family and friends to sit with you in these 12 reserved seats in the parent section just a few feet away from the graduates at the Memorial Auditorium. These are some of the best seats in the house for your daughter’s special St. Francis day!

Donor: St. Francis Catholic High School

39) Four 50-Yard-Line Levi Club Level 2015 Pre-Season 49er Tickets!

Take in a 2015 San Francisco 49er pre-season game at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara. These premier 50-yard-line seats are exclusively for season ticket holders and provide access to the Levi Club, a private club located directly behind the seats. You’ll have prime viewing of Colin Kaepernick and the leadership of Jim Harbaugh - growing legends in the franchise and sport! This is the ultimate in Northern California professional sports and is exclusively for the high bidder! Parking pass adjacent to the stadium is included.

*Tickets for this pre-season game will be in August of 2015. The game (and tickets) will be provided by the donor when the 2015 schedule is set.*

Value: $1,500

Donor: Five Star Bank, Tracy and James Beckwith (Bryce ’12)

40) VIP Parking Space for your Troubadour!

Imagine a premium parking spot - designated with your daughter’s name - so close that there can be no more excuses for being tardy! This is it! Your daughter will love it! And at the end of her school day, she’ll be one of the first to vacate the parking lot to get to where she needs to be on time! This prized spot is available for a licensed Junior or Senior driver during the 2015-2016 school year.

Donor: St. Francis Catholic High School

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“Mini-Live” begins at 6:25pm.

Mini-Live

Located in SERRA COURT CAFÉ

Place your silent bid on these items before 6:25pm. All Mini-Live items will then go to auction conducted by our auctioneer in the Serra Court Café. This is your opportunity to protect your bid. Raise your hand and simply provide your bidder number (located on your name tag) to the Auctioneer! Submit a proxy bid if you are working at Revelry or unable to attend.

101. Nothing Bundt Cakes - Free Bundt Cakes for a Year Receive a coupon book that contains a voucher for every month of the year with each voucher good for a free bundt cake. Each month is different with offers including 8” decorated bundt cake, bundtlets and bundtinis.

Value: $450

104. Dyson - DC65 Upright5 - Multi Floor Vaccuum Dyson DC65 upright vaccuum is designed to work seamlessly across carpets and hard floors. Dyson vacuums are bag-less and engineered to remove allergens. You will find all Dyson technology at Meissner Sewing and Vacuum Centers - your certified Dyson sales and service center.

Value: $500

Donor: Nothing Bundt Cakes

Donor: Meissner Sewing and Vacuum Centers

102. Sacramento Theatre Company 2014-15 Season Tickets with VIP Experience

105. East Sac Bike - Electra Beach Cruiser

Two Season Tickets to Sacramento Theatre Company 2014/2015 Season Main Series productions. STC’s Season of Legends, Epics, and Icons includes The Grapes of Wrath (Runs through October 26), Kate: The Unexamined Life of Katherine Hepburn, It’s a Wonderful Life, Nunsense, Julius Caesar, The Whipping Man, and The Pirates of Penzance. In addition, at one performance of your choice, you will also enjoy the VIP Experience, with a $50 Gift Card to the Melting Pot for dinner, complimentary concession items at the performance, and a private backstage tour following the performance, where you will have the opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look and meet some of the cast and crew.

Performances pending availability at the time of redemption. Valid October 1, 2014 - May 17, 2015 only. VIP Experience date will be mutually agreed upon by winner and backstage tour guide.

Value: $450 Donor: Fechter & Company, Certified Public Accountants Sacramento Theatre Company Keryn and Scott German (Arcadia ’16)

103. AT&T Pebbele Beach National Pro-Am - Two Weekly Tickets Two weekly tickets to the AT&T National Pro-Am in Pebble Beach February 9-15, 2015. Attend All seven days on all three courses.

Value: $300 Donor: Monterey Peninsula Foundation

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James and Cynthia Meissner (Kate ’13)

East Sac Bike Electra Beach Cruiser “PEACE” Model Value: $650 Donor: East Sac Bike Shop

106. Rio Del Mar Beach House for 3 Nights House is 4 blocks from Rio Del Mar Beach and Esplanade at 300 Treasure Island Drive, Aptos. 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home with deck overlooking greenbelt. Game room with arcade games, pool table and more. Sleeps up to 8 people. No pets or smoking allowed.

No blackout date but subject to availability.

Please contact Kristi Fluetsch at kfluetsch@me.com to make reservations.

Value: Priceless Donor: Michael and Kristina Fluetsch (Nora ’18)

Mini-Live

“Mini-Live” begins at 6:25pm.

107. Custom Single or Couple Estate Planning By Meissner, Joseph & Palley, Inc.

Located in SERRA COURT CAFÉ

110. Dinner for Four at Carpe Vino Enjoy a four course dinner for 4 people at Carpe Vino in Old Town Auburn.

Custom Single or Couple Estate Planning Package, including Value: $600 Revocable Trust, Pour-over Will, Advance Health Directive, Durable Power of Attorney for Finances, General Transfer, Quit Claim Deed.

Donor: Carpe Vino All services by Amy Ruggles, Certified Specialist, Estate Planning, Trust & Probate, State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization Value: $2,000

111. Humanscale World Task Chair

Donor: Amy Ruggles (Samantha ’15)

Humanscale World Task Chair World Task Chair with gray frame, black mesh, monofilament stripe, color platinum, seat orange ginko fabric.

108. Las Vegas Get Away

Value: $1,070 Escape to Las Vegas for a Two Night Stay at Caesars Palace in a Palace Tower Room and a $400 Gift Card on Southwest Airlines to get Donor: Seats and Stations you there.

Two nights are available only from April 7 through April 12, 2015.

Must Call Spectrum Events at 916-856-7044 to redeem. For Hotel accommodations only, you will need to provide a credit card for incidentals.

Airfare, taxes, ground transportation, and meals not included.

Value: $1,000 Donor: Sally and James Sutter (Alyssa ’12, Ashley ’15) Teresa and Richard Fuchs (Carey ’15) Ana and Daniel Miller (Madison ’15) Denise and Edward Nemeth (Melissa ’15) Maria and Glen Gollnick (Elizabeth ’13, Marissa ’15)

109. “Gabriella, Angel of God, My Guardian Dear” Created especially for Revelry is this rich in detail painting by local artist, Don Antram. It is an acrylic mixed media piece depicting Gabriella, Angel of God, as the artist has named her. Its sweet imagery with intense, warm gold tones makes it befitting for your home....especially during the wonder of Christmastime. Picture this one-of-a-kind painting above your mantle - a lifetime’s keepsake!

Stand not included with painting.

Value: Priceless Donor: Don Antram

Thank you to those donors who have consistently supported Revelry over the years. You are true Troubie supporters!

9 Years*

7 Years

L and D Landfill: Dorothy & Norm Lien, Kim & Tim Lien, Darcy Ketchum & Mike Lien

Tracy & James Beckwith, Five Star Bank

8 Years

Lori & Steve Kimball Kathy & Pat McClain, Hanson McClain Sandy & Jerry Tokunaga

Julie L. Al-Huneidi & Byron Bayer Sherri & John Norwood, Norwood & Associates Lindsey & Andrew Sackheim

6 Years

*This is Revelry’s 9th Year!

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“Sign-Up Parties & Items” closes at 6:50pm.

Sign-up Parties & Items

Located in SERRA COURT CAFÉ

Troubie T’s and Yo-Yo Yogurt Day

2504: Beers, Brats & Football

Price: $30 Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Date: Monday, January 12, 2015 Price: $50 per person Maximum Guests: 50

245 lucky Troubies will get to wear their special Revelry T-shirt on Wednesday, November 5th and enjoy a special yogurt treat from YoYo Yogurt. T-shirt handout and the yogurt treat will both take place during community lunch on November 5th. These adorable white v-neck tees will be acceptable uniform attire all day after lunch on November 5th and on subsequent Fridays.

Tshirt sizes available 2500S: Adult SM 2500M: Adult M 2500L: Adult L 2500X: Adult XL

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2501: St. Francis Canvas Lunch Bag Price: $20

Only available at Revelry!! Your Troubie will look stylish with this super durable, lined natural canvas lunch bag with the SF logo. Each bag measures 10” x 5” x 8” and has a side pocket available for a water bottle. Your daughter will want to show her Troubie spirit with these custom lunch bags!

2502: St. Francis Christmas Wreath Price: $75 Number of Wreaths Available: 20

Your front door will be stunning with this SFHS Christmas Wreath.

These handmade, beautiful wreaths are created by Christy Reid (Ashley ’18) and other Troubadour moms. This beautiful Christmas decoration will hang in your home for years to come and be a wonderful memory of your daughter’s 4 years.

2503: Sunday Yoga & Brunch Date: Sunday, August 30, 2015 at 10:00 am Price: $40 per person Maximum Guests: 25

It’s time to stretch out at a yoga class at the beautiful Sierra Oaks home of Lisa Williams (Juliette ’17). The morning starts out by celebrating the new school year by taking a yoga class taught by instructor Gina Garcia.

Following that, sip on some mimosas and enjoy brunch with friends.

Hosted by: Lisa Williams (Juliette ’17), Christy Reid (Ashley ’18) and Tracey Reginato (Grace ’17)

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Come have a great time watching the 2015 college football championship game and relax with the guys at Goody’s place in Arden Oaks! Beers and brats will be served by Steve Goodwin. *Time and details will be provided closer to the date Hosted By: Steve Goodwin (Mary-Louise ’18)

2505: Cinco de Mayo Dinner Party Date: Saturday, May 2, 2015, 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm Price: $50 per person Maximum Guests: 50

Come join us in East Sacramento for a fun night of Mariachi music and margaritas. As soon as you walk in the door you will be transported to the Mexican Riveria for a fiesta filled with good company and authentic Mexican cuisine.

Hosted By: Christy & Griff Reid (Ashley ’18) and Bill & Debbie Warne (Rachel ’14 and Natalie ’18)

2506: St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast with Principal O’Rodgers & Free Dress in GREEN! Date: Tuesday, March 17, 2015 at 7:15 am Where: New SFHS Dining Hall - Serra Court Café Price: $25 Number of Troubies Maximum: 50

What to Wear: Green! Free Dress for the Day! Top O’ the Morning to Your Daughter! Your Troubie will be invited to join Principal Theresa Rodgers for a special Irish blessing followed by breakfast treats, juice and hot cocoa. This will be a wonderful opportunity for your daughter(s) to break bread with the principal and her Troubie friends. There will be a photographer there to chronicle the morning (and post to Facebook).

About our Emcee, Edie Lambert, KCRA 3 News Anchor Edie Lambert anchors the 5, 6:30 and 11 p.m. newscasts on KCRA-TV in Sacramento.

She covered hundreds of stories in the Sacramento region as a general assignment reporter. Highlights of her career include an interview with President Barack Obama, part of which aired on NBC Nightly News, an interview with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, covering the Scott Peterson murder trial gavel-to-gavel for KCRA and MSNBC’s The Abrams Report. She has covered many major breaking news stories for both KCRA-TV and NBC News Channel.

Edie won a regional Emmy for a documentary on breast cancer, and she has been nominated for Emmy awards five times. Early in her career, she received Associated Press citations for several stories ranging from wildfires to politics.

She volunteers for many non-profit organizations, including a domestic violence shelter and a breast cancer research and education organization. In her spare time, Edie enjoys yoga, gardening, and hiking in the many beautiful areas of Northern California.

Edie and her husband reside in Sacramento with their two daughters and an ever-evolving number of RESCUE ANIMALS.

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