2014 Graduation Trinity

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A News Magazine for the Cardinal Newman High School Community July 2014

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

TRINITY

"May God support us all the day long" Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman

G R A D UAT I O N E D I T I O N

G R A D 2U0 1A excellence 4 T I O N faith unity 2spirit 014 FROM SHADOWS AND SYMBOLS INTO THE TRUTH

Academic Excellence •

Altruistic Spirit •

Artistic Expression •

Athletic Achievement Academic Excellence •

Altruistic Spirit •

Principally Speaking Board of Directors . . . our best, Expanding Traditions President’s Message Administration Class of 2013 Graduates Class of 2013 College Acceptances Senior 4-Year Awards Senior Single-Year Awards Top Scholarship Offers Senior Awards & Honors Oxford Scholars Class of 2013 Colleges Attending Underclassmen Awards & Honors Modern Classical Language Awards Faculty & Staff Awards and Recognition Academic Achievement Spring Sports All-Empire Athletes 2012-2013 All-League Athletes 2012-2013 NCS Scholar Teams Scholar Athletes Baccalaureate Mass Mike Truesdell “Close to Home” Faith & Service Campus Highlights New Additions and Namings Day on the Green Grad Nite 2013 Alumni Reunions & Calendar 23rd Annual Alumni Golf Tournament Keeping In Touch (Alumni) Save the Date Ways to Get Involved Ways of Giving Named Endowments & In Memory Of Welcome Class of 2017 Save the Date Admissions Calendar for 2012-13-Inside back cover

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Athletic Achievement

ADMISSIONS

INSIDE THIS ISSUE TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

Artistic Expression

CALENDAR

2012-2013

ADMISSIONS CALENDAR 2014-15 RegistRation and FReshman oRientation Tuesday, August 12, 2014

8th gRade PReview day

Monday, October 27, 2014 Prospective 8th grade students should attend 8th Grade Preview Day! Begins and ends in the CN ACC Building

oPen houses

Sunday, November 2, 2014 Sunday, December 7, 2014

Mission

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ur mission is to educate our students in the wholeness of mind, body, and spirit through the teachings of Jesus Christ as proclaimed by the Catholic Church. Our students learn to apply leadership skills and talents in service to others. We challenge each student to work to his or her highest potential in the lifelong pursuit of learning and excellence.

Admissions Process 5 Steps to Becoming a Student at Cardinal Newman 1. Call or email Pat Piehl, Admissions Office to get on our mailing list 707-546-6470 ext. 120 or piehl@cardinalnewman.org 2. Visit our campus - Come to an Admissions Event or schedule a Shadow Day . (RSVP online at cardinalnewman.org) 3. Take the STS Placement Exam.

(This exam is only for applicants for the 9th grade)

4. Complete an application - Application documents are available online at www.cardinalnewman.org 5. Interview-Parents and student meet with a member of the CN faculty.

Saturday, December 6, 2014

aPPlication FoR admission

Admission Applications for the 2015-2016 school year are due Monday, December 15, 2014.

student/Family inteRviews

Please submit the Interview Reservation Form, or call the Admissions Office at (707) 546-6470 x120 to confirm your interview appointment Saturday, January 31, 2015 OR Saturday, February 21, 2015.

Interviews are scheduled by appointment when families complete the interview reservation form. Submit your interview reservation form along with your admission application.

WELCOME BACK DINNER!

Kick off the new school year at our annual Welcome Back Dinner hosted by our Parent Association! Mark your calendars for Thursday, August 21, 2014 at 6:00pm Jake’s Place under our covered eating area.

Catch up with fellow CN parents and reconnect

HOW TO REACH US Cardinal Newman High School 50 Ursuline Road Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Main Phone: 707-546-6470 Fax: 707-544-8502 Email: info@cardinalnewman.org

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We ask God to lead us kindly onwards, to let us speak heart to heart, and to support us all the day long, as we move from shadows and symbols into the Truth.

P R I N C I PA L LY S P E A K I N G - GRAHAM

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s an era closes, we can look back at four years of

transition and ahead to another epoch’s beginning. The

experience has been hauntingly Dickensesque, “The best of times, the worst of times” contrasting the paradox we have

RU THERFORD B OA RD O F D I RE C TO RS Teejay Lowe Chairman of the Board – All Committees

lived through, unexpected, unwanted, unavoidable. Yet after

Tim Bucher Vice-Chairman – Technology/Curriculum

hope for better became the extended story. We will begin

Kevin McCullough Secretary – Buildings and Grounds

founding, with our new President, Laura Held, in position.

Tom Benton Finance

funded by a grant from the Finley Foundation, supported by

John Dybczak Buildings and Grounds

the shock and pain came the rebuilding, the reaching out, and next year celebrating the 50thanniversary of our school’s

We are putting forward the plans for a new Science building, gifts from the Gallo and Seghesio family trusts. Construction,

if cleared by the county planners, would begin in 2015. The locker room expansion should be

completed this summer, giving the girls their own space. Also included now in the gym are the

pennants won by Ursuline sports teams, hanging up with the boys; a visible sign of our inclusion and recognition of a shared history. Such has been the effort of many to go forward and bring

along the past. The list of particular thanks is wide ranging; we greatly appreciate the support of many caring people.

This past year has also required much care for others, as serious illnesses hit students, parents,

Tammy Dyer Advancement/Enrollment Don Edgar Buildings and Grounds/Finance Ted Grafe Advancement/Enrollment/Alumni

faculty and staff. From start to finish, we have tried to support those in need as best we can

Robin Leinen Advancement/Enrollment

within family, work, and community; I am grateful for the efforts made. We worked through

Robert Muelrath Advancement

with prayer, aid, visits, and adjustments. We all face struggles at different times in our lives,

a Pertussis outbreak, learning the limits of vaccination, and managed to promote more healthy choices in our food service, installation of water dispensers, and available sanitizer. At times,

it seemed we could not keep up with the tissue box need, through colds and flu, then a strong allergy season. Yet most people remained well, a core group who somehow made it to school each day, like many teachers. An appreciation of health grew from these challenges, a shared

Michelle Skaff Advancement/Alumni

care that we hope leads to an increase in wellness.

Mike Tamayo Advancement

To the Class of 2014, you have learned through experience. You know that sometimes life does

Laura Held President

it was different, you know you still have choices and that you can make things better. Your

Graham Rutherford Principal

not go like you expect or hope; that there are things beyond your control. Even when you wish

teachers lived through the same storm, they provided support and encouragement, they worked

through doubt and worry. Finally, your parents have traveled the same path with you, they kept

you going and had to go through the worry with you. Don’t doubt them either, they will always be there for you, and you will be there for them. God does not ask too much of us, when he calls on you, hear our Lord and answer.

Graham Rutherford Principal

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE-

LAURA HELD

Dear Cardinal Newman Community, It is with great pride and honor that I begin my service as President of Cardinal Newman High School. I have

received a gracious welcome from our students, faculty and

staff symbolic of the tremendous community feeling present in our school environment. I look forward to getting to

know you as parents, members of our alumni community and loyal supporters, and welcome your partnership as

we continue to advance the vision of Cardinal Newman education for our young women and men.

While guided by our Four Pillars of Academic Excellence, Altruistic Spirit, Artistic

Expression and Athletic Achievement, my first focus will be to work in partnership with our

Board of Directors for the development of a strategic vision portraying the "advantage of the Cardinal Newman experience" in the Diocese of Santa Rosa. Continuing to offer a dynamic school culture which provides a holistic Catholic education for our young women and men is central to our planning. Enhanced educational experiences rich in 21st century learning expectations, advancing our tuition assistance efforts for more enrollment opportunities,

defining and marketing the Cardinal Newman experience, and developing plans to further enhance and modernize our school campus facilities will be key initiatives in our strategic vision.

Our discussions, planning and successes will be constantly guided by our rich history rooted in the vision of our school's patrons, St. Angela Merici and Blessed John Henry Cardinal

Newman. Their vision continues as we seek to provide our students an educational experience rich in the development of mind, body and spirit through the message of Christ's Gospel.

I applaud the many successes experienced by our students this past school year, and in

particular, offer congratulations to the Class of 2014 as they begin their transition to new educational and career opportunities.

A D M I N I S T R AT I O N PRESIDENT

Ms. Laura Held P R I N C I PA L

Mr. Graham Rutherford AC A D E M I C V I C E P R I N C I PA L

Mr. Doug Kirk

A S S I S TA N T P R I N C I PA L

Mr. Rich Herrmann

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Mrs. Mary Euphrat Ms. Bev Fuller Mrs. Tracy Gallagher Mr. Tony Greco CO UNSELI NG

Mr. Ed Cutler Mrs. Elfi Bailey A D VA N C E M E N T D I R E C T O R

Mrs. Terri Derr

ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR

Mr. Pat Piehl

AT H L E T I C D I R E C T O R

Mr. Jerry Bonfigli

B U S I N E S S M A N AG E R

Ms. Kathy Lydon

I look forward to meeting you at a President’s Reception to be held on Monday evening,

September 15th at Nectar at the Hilton Sonoma Wine Country in Santa Rosa from 6:00-

8:00pm. I look forward to the school year ahead and working with all of you to address the many challenges and opportunities that will help shape the future of Cardinal Newman.

Sincerely, Laura M. Held President

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CA AR RD D II N NA AL L N NE EW WM MA AN N H H II G GH H SS C CH HO OO OL L C

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50 YEARS . . .

REFLECTED BY TIME AND EXPERIENCE

by Principal Graham Rutherford

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fter years of effort to provide a Catholic school experience for boys in Santa Rosa, Cardinal Newman High School opened on September 8, 1964. With long time girl’s school Ursuline next door, this new school was embraced by families of incoming

9th graders and seen as the future destination of their children by many others. As one who started kindergarten that same time, I know my mother was excited that such an opportunity now existed. At a time of growth throughout the county, there would be several new high schools opened during this time, such as Rancho Cotate, Piner, and El Molino.

Then Bishop Maher invited the Society of the Precious Blood, a teaching order from Ohio, to come staff the new school; the relationship bloomed into a small school that soon established a reputation for faith development, academic quality, athletic success, and service

towards the community. Fifty years on, much the same can still be said to be true, with the benefit of a combined co-educational format established in 2011 as Ursuline’s closure became Cardinal Newman’s outreach and inclusion. During these decades, enrollment has

risen with several peaks, and steadied itself as we move into the next half-century. With our new President in place, we are also ready to continue the successful President-Principal model which we have had for the past ten years. Much of our conversation this coming year will be about where we have been and where are we going; we are planning this new phase with excitement and expectation.

A golden anniversary allows us a year of celebration. To our alumni and parents, we invite you back to see the current state of your school;

to Ursuline alumnae, we welcome your involvement in keeping St. Angela’s vision alive; for current students and families, know you are the focus of the year as the others before you have made this school possible, built a foundation and reputation for excellence that will allow

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greater growth. We appreciate the support and care we receive from the Diocese to make this opportunity of faith and learning possible.

We expect much of the class of 2018 in this year, as they begin their journey, as Cardinal Newman’s 50th class.

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PRESIDENT ’S RECEP TION

MEET LAURA HELD CARDINAL NEWMAN’S NEW PRESIDENT

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lease join us for a President’s Wine Reception to meet our new president, Laura Held who joined our community in May. Mark your calendars for Monday, September 15, 2014, at Nectar at the Hilton Sonoma Wine Country in Santa Rosa from 6:00-8:00pm. Your RSVP is appreciated!

RSVP to let us know that you can make it! Contact Terri Derr 707.546.6470 x117 or email derr@cardinalnewman.org.

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C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S 2 0 1 4 G R A D U A T E S

Carlos Miguel Duarte Adriao Kathryn Marie Allen Lauren Marie Anderson William Thomas Andrews McKenna Elizabeth Bell Nathan Howard Berry Lelaina Marie Beyer Dylan Bradley Bigham Bryce Stephen Bosshard Margaret Anne Botka Danielle Galera Bradley Christina Marie Brown Julianna Lynn Buehnerkemper Devin Christopher Cameron Jixian Chen Xinlei Chen Michael Thomas Clark Christian Alexander Clements Katrina Marguerite Cline Spencer Steven Coon Mia Nicolle Costa Kimberly Lynn Courier Manjari Daniel Elea Christine Davison Lofton Thomas Dayton Jennifer Lynn de Rutte Anthony Richard Del Secco Rebecca May Del Secco Jeffrey David Destruel Cara Rose Doolittle Alexandra Christine Dotti Mackenzie Edward Dougherty Kayla Michelle Douglas

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Keaton Garratt Dunsford Jacquelyn McDade Dutton Kylie Lynn Dutton Christina Lynn Fisher Jessica Susan Foell Taylor Olivia Foster Marina Feliza Fowler Lacey Stephania Galea Mia Marie Gallo Merrit Elizabeth Geary Jennifer Alexis Gingras Christine Ellie Gluch Emily Elaine Greco Julie Christine Guillaumin Samuel Palmer Hamilton Connor Thomas Head Troy Matthew Hemphill Reymundo Thomas Hernandez Jackson Landen Herrfeldt Nathanial Isamu Hutton Ryan Parker Johnson Adriana Julaie Juarez Nicolas Clay Justice Christopher Joseph Kemmerer Matthew Wayne Kitchen Paul James Klee Trent Alan Kennedy Klein Mariah Kyung-Jin Kohl Caroline Cassidy Kolman Dylan Samuel Kolman Kylie Noelle LaForge Jacob Allen LeBrett

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

Ashley Anne Legro Haotian (Tim) Liang Xuqing (Vivian) Liang Qianling ( Jesming) Liu Xiaodong (Mark) Liu Zibin Liu Tyler Dewayne Loos Russell James Loube Kevin Michael Lucey Jessica Mika Matsuda Maximilian Gerald Mazur Haley Catherine McDaniel Gina Rose McGhee John S.T. McGhee Jr. Sarah Marcellina Meder Victoria Amelia Miksis Sylas Timothy Montgomery Wilson Nguyen Lily Jian Clare O'Connell Ryan Alexander O'Leary Marissa Gene Palmer Nicolas Cal Pappas Zachary Michael Parr Kevin William Parry Harold Paskal Baylee Janelle Payne Matthew Alan Payne Yasmine Viola Payne Austin Daniel Peccorini Natalie Alexandra Piazza Piercarlo Pilenga Jeffrey Richard Rebello

Julia Caley Rhodes Anthony Paul Henry Rink George Paul Sakopoulos Abigail Jeanne Salling Adelaide Grace Sarasy Sadie Isabel Schroeter Jordan Jon Sikes Brandon Orthello Sims Jarrett James Skaff Peyton Daisy Smith Tyler Andrew Stromer Samuel Carson Styles Joseph Edwin Theberge Rourke Randall Theiller Angelina Valentine Roy Richard Van Anda Emily Angeline Van Milligen Adam Michael Van Prooyen Bianca Izamare Vega Daeja Marie Vogensen Michael Eugene Voight Alex Ross Von der Mehden Laura Lynn Vyenielo Alexander Kenneth Ward Jordan Kyle Watson Madison Noel Widener Kelsey Kay Wilkinson Christine Marie Wilson Sean Christopher Wolfe Yanxiong Yang Tanner William Zamaroni Jordan Francisco Zavala Liang (Rex) Zhang

CLASS OF 2014 C O L L E G E A C C E P TA N C E S Academy of Art University The University of Alabama American Academy of Dramatic Arts/West American University Angelo State University Arizona State University The University of Arizona Auburn University Ave Maria University Azusa Pacific University Bay State College Baylor University Benedictine College Bentley University Bethel University-MN Biola University Boise State University Boston College Boston University University of California Berkeley Davis Irvine Los Angeles Merced Riverside San Diego Santa Barbara Santa Cruz California Baptist University California Institute of the Arts California Lutheran University California Maritime Academy California Polytechnic State University, Pomona California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo California State University, Channel Islands California State University, Chico California State University, Dominguez Hills California State University, Fresno California State University, Fullerton California State University, Long Beach California State University, Monterey Bay California State University, Northridge California State University, Sacramento California State University, Stanislaus Carroll College (Montana) The Catholic University of America Central Washington University Chapman University University of Chicago Claremont McKenna College Clark University University of Colorado at Boulder University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University Concordia University - Irvine University of Connecticut Creighton University Dartmouth College University of Dayton University of Delaware Denison University University of Denver

Dominican University of California Drexel University Duke University Emmanuel College Emory University Fordham University Franciscan University of Steubenville Frostburg State University Georgetown University Gonzaga University Grand Canyon University Guilford College University of Hawaii at Manoa High Point University Humboldt State University University of Idaho Indiana State University Indiana University at Bloomington The University of Iowa James Madison University University of La Verne Lafayette College Lewis & Clark College Linfield College Loyola Marymount University Loyola University Chicago Loyola University Maryland Manhattanville College Marquette University University of Mary Washington Marymount Manhattan College Marymount University University of Massachusetts, Amherst Lowell Menlo College Michigan State University Midwestern State University University of Mississippi University of Missouri Columbia Montana State University, Bozeman Montana Tech of The University of Montana The University of Montana, Missoula Mount Holyoke College The Naropa University University of Nevada, Las Vegas Reno University of New Hampshire at Manchester University of New Hampshire University of New Mexico New York University Northeastern University Northern Arizona University Notre Dame de Namur University University of Notre Dame Occidental College Ohio University, Lancaster University of Oklahoma Oregon State University University of Oregon Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts Pacific Lutheran University Pacific University University of the Pacific

Pennsylvania State University, Abington University of Pennsylvania Pepperdine University Point Loma Nazarene University Portland State University University of Portland University of Puget Sound Purdue University University of Redlands Regis University University of Richmond Rochester Institute of Technology Rutgers University Saint Martin's University Saint Mary's College of California Saint Michael's College San Diego State University University of San Diego San Francisco State University University of San Francisco San Jose State University Santa Clara University Santa Fe University of Art and Design Santa Rosa Junior College Scripps College Seattle Pacific University Seattle University Sonoma State University University of South Alabama University of South Carolina University of Southern California Southern Oregon University St. Olaf College Stony Brook University Syracuse University Temple University Texas A&M University Texas Christian University Texas State Technical College, Waco The Ohio State University Tufts University University of Tulsa United States Air Force Academy United States Military Academy, Westpoint University of Vermont Villanova University Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University University of Virginia Washington College Washington State University University of Washington West Virginia University Western New England University Western Oregon University Westmont College Whitman College Whittier College Whitworth University Willamette University

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Y E A R AWA R D S

John henry newman & St. angela Christian Gentleman & Christian Gentlewoman

Michael Clark

McKenna Bell

Merrit Geary

mary ellen C. walter Service Award

Christina Brown

John m. Fitzgerald

walter C. hulSman

Scholar/Athlete Award

Jeffrey Rebello

Highest GPA Award

Matthew Payne

Alexandra Dotti

thomaS m. demeo Scholar/Artist Award

Adam Van Prooyen

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Jackson Herrfeldt

Emily Van Milligen

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

Victoria Miksis

Manjari Daniel

awards

2 0 1 4 S I N G L E Y E A R AWA R D S John henry newman & St. angela Christian Gentleman & Christian Gentlewoman

Matthew Kitchen

Christine Gluch

Peyton Smith

leaderShip award

Christina Brown

Natalie Piazza

Jackson Herrfeldt

Nicolas Justice

moSt improved Student award

Haley McDaniel

Spencer coon

all-around Student award

Jessica Foell

Michael Clark

ServiCe award

AlexAndrA dotti

Alex Von der Mehden

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scholarships

2 0 1 4 - Top S c h ol a r s h i p O f f e r s

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dAnielle GAlerA BrAdley

Westmont College Provost's Scholarship Westmont College Grant Loyola Marymount University Grant Azusa Pacific University Dean's Scholarship Azusa Pacific University Grant Chapman University Dean's Scholarship Chapman University Grant Cal Grant Santa Rosa Junior College Doyle Scholar NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $297,550.00

Domincan University Trustee Scholarship Dominican University Grant Dominican Coaches Award University of Portland President's Scholarship Univeristy of Arizona Merit Scholarship NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $271,320.00

Spencer SteVen coon

chriStinA MArie Brown

Gonzaga Univeristy Aloysius Scholarship University of Portland President's Scholarship Arizona State University New American University Scholar Dean's Award Washington State University Scholarship Dominican University Presidential Scholarship Menlo College Dean' Scholarship Willamette University Scholarship University of Arizona Arizona Excellence Award California Lutheran University Mount Clef Scholarship NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $372,000.00

University of Mary Washington Presidential Award University of Massachusetts, Amherst Chancellor's Scholarship University of Massachusetts, Lowell Academic Achievement Scholarship Catholic University of America Merit Scholarship Marymount University Presidential Scholarship American University Leadership Scholarship Marymount University Catholic High School Scholarship Clark University Achievement Scholarship Total Awarded $352,000.00

MichAel thoMAS clArk

MAnjAri dAniel

Accepting the Challenge of Excellence Scholarship Rotary Outstanding Student Award Santa Clara University Merit Scholarship University of Portland Merit Scholarship St. Mary's College of California Merit Scholarship Villanova University Merit Scholarship College Board AP Scholar NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $251,650.00

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Fordham University Semifinalist Scholarship University of Oklahoma National Merit Scholarship Package Coca Cola Scholarship National Merit Scholarship Program Finalist Scripps College Founders Scholarship NCS Scholar Athlete Oxford Scholar College Board AP Scholar with Distinction Total Awarded $377,580.00

scholarships

2 0 1 4 - Top S c hol a r s h i p O f f e r s

jeffrey dAVid deStruel

pAul jAMeS klee

United States Military Academy at Westpoint NCS Scholar Athlete

Creighton University Founders Award Baylor University Scholarship Gonzaga University Regents Scholarship University of Oregon Summit Scholarship University of Oregon Freshman Enrichment Award University of Portland President's Scholarship NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $309,000.00

cArA roSe doolittle

Total Awarded $400,000.00

jeSSicA MikA MAtSudA American University Excellence Scholarship Saint Michael's College Book Award Scholarship Saint Michael's College Edmundite Catholic High School Scholarship University of Puget Sound Scholarship Seattle University Trustee Scholarship Syracuse University Chancellor's Scholar NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $312,000.00

Bentley University Dean's Scholar Award Boston University Dean's Scholar Award University of Vermont Presidential Scholarship University of Richmond Presidential Scholarship University of San Diego Diego AcalĂĄ Award Gonzaga University Trustee Scholarship Mount Holyoke College Mount Holyoke Leadership Award NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $396,240.00

jAckSon lAnden herrfeldt University of Alabama Presidential Scholarship University of Oregon Summit Scholarship University of Oregon Freshman Enrichment Award University of Notre Dame Merit-Based Scholarship Boston University Dean's Scholarship NCS Scholar Athlete College Board AP Scholar Oxford Scholar Total Awarded $253,600.00

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scholarships

2 0 1 4 - Top S c h ol a r s h i p O f f e r s SylAS tiMothy MontGoMery

AdAM MichAel VAn prooyen

Denison University Founders Scholarship Bentley University President Scholar Loyola Marymount University Arrupe Scholarship University of Puget Sound Merit Scholarship St. Olaf College Dean's Scholarship Whitman College D.K. Pearson Scholarship Department of Education and California Math Council Award Santa Clara University Incentive Grant NCS Scholar Athlete Oxford Scholar College Board AP Scholar with Honor Total Awarded $442,400.00

BrAndon orthello SiMS Saint Mary's College of California Gael Scholars Award University of San Francisco Dean's Merit Scholarship Seattle University Campion Scholarship Bentley University President's Scholarship University of Denver Centennial Scholar Total Awarded $282,000.00

peyton dAiSy SMith Pacific University Founders Scholarship California Student Achievement Award Online Scholarship Competition Linfield College Trustee Scholarship Linfield College Grant Boston University Dean's Scholarship Lewis and Clark College Trustee Scholarship Lewis and Clark College Grant New York University Liberal Studies Scholarship University of Puget Sound Trustee Scholarship University of Puget Sound Grant University of California, Santa Cruz Cal Grant University of California, Berkeley Undergraduate Scholarship University of California, Berkeley Cal Grant NCS Scholar Athlete Oxford Scholar College Board AP Scholar Total Awarded $691,244.00 10 —

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United States Air Force Academy ROTC Scholarship United States Air Force Academy Scholarship United States Army ROTC Scholarship United States Military Academy Scholarship Microsoft Best Application: Microsoft Platform Award National Merit Commendation Colorado School of Mines Merit Scholarship Oxford Scholar NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awarded $1,092,840.00

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M a n ja r i Da n i e l

M at t h e w Pay n e

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awards

2 0 1 4 S E N I O R AWA R D S & H O N O R S

Newman Oxford Scholars

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Oxford Scholars

n March 25, 2014, our Newman Oxford Scholars gathered for the Margaret Botka Spring Dinner-Discussion, Manjari Daniel under Jeff Scharfen’s Elea Davison moderation. The topic was Alexandra Dotti one they knew well, as they Jackson Herrfeldt have lived it for four years; the Ryan Johnson opening of our school to female Xiaodong (Mark) Liu students, created by the closure Russell Loube of Ursuline HS. Working in Sylas Montgomery pairs, one male and one female, Matthew Payne the 14 students presented a Natalie Piazza common paper, produced by Peyton Smith both of them, that related and Emily Van Milligen evaluated the experience of Adam Van Prooyen change. From their start in single-sex, next-door schools, with few shared classes at the freshman level, they were brought together for their sophomore year in a familiar yet changed setting. Several of the students described this as like being a freshman again; with all the unexpected and sometimes uncertain feeling of newness. Yet they all related the spirit of shared care and concern, of working together to build a new school culture as part of two established ones. The teachers, including those hired from Ursuline and those who were new, embraced this new model and student population, helped by the co-ed experience the CN teachers all had in advance. New rules were worked through, some of the starting restrictions recalled and then cheered when changed, and the sense of working through issues was seen as good growth. Scholars remembered their own personal views, some remembering the parts lost to change, others seeing the increase in opportunity. All shared a common conclusion that the change had benefitted all, that different came to be understood and valued, and that we as a school were better for this time working together. The class of 2014 is the last to have lived through this great and unexpected change; they are better for the effort and experience it drew from them, as are we all.

Press Democrat Community Youth Service Award Nominees

Christine Gluch, Agriculture/Vocational Emily Van Milligen, Arts Joe Theberge, Athletics/Physical Education Nicolas Justice, Community Action Jesming Liu, English/Foreign Language/Education Laura Vyenielo, Environmental Science Jackson Herrfeldt, Health Sciences Natalie Piazza, Journalism/Media Max Mazur, Mathematics/Technical Abby Salling, Music

Senior Safe School Ambassadors SENIORS Beyer, Lelaina

Bosshard, Bryce Botka, Maggie Cameron, Devin Coon, Spencer Daniel, Manjari Davison, Elea Dotti, Alexandra Foster, Taylor

Herrfeldt, Jackson Kitchen, Matthew Klein, Trent Loube, Russell Sakopoulos, George Skaff, Jarett Smith, Peyton Theberge, Joseph Wilson, Christine Wolfe, Sean

SAT Results 2012 CNHS Top 40% SAT Scores Reading: 641 Math: 683 Writing: 647 Combined: 1874 CNHS School-Wide Average SAT Score Reading: 542 Math: 572 Writing: 555 Combined: 1668 National Average SAT Scores Reading: 496 Math: 514

Writing: 488 Combined: 1498

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Senior Honors Medals 3.5 GPA or better 13 out of 15 quarters or three consecutive quarters William Andrews Taylor Foster Lelaina Beyer Julie Guillaumin Margaret Botka Jackson Herrfeldt Danielle Bradley Ryan Johnson Christina Brown Nicolas Justice Julianna BuehnerkemperMatthew Kitchen Jixian (Tom) Chen Mariah Kohl Xinlei (Cindy) Chen Dylan Kolman Michael Clark Xuqing (Vivian) Katrina Cline Liang Manjari Daniel Qianling ( Jesming) Elea Davison Liu Lofton Dayton Xiaodong (Mark) Rebecca Del Secco Liu Jennifer DeRutte Tyler Loos Jeffrey Destruel Russell Loube Cara Doolittle Jessica Matsuda Alexandra Dotti Max Mazur Keaton Dunsford

John McGhee Sylas Montgomery Wilson Nguyen Ryan O'Leary Nicolas Pappas Matthew Payne Natalie Piazza Jeffrey Rebello Julia Rhodes George Sakopoulos Peyton Smith Joseph Theberge Emily Van Milligan Adam Van Prooyen Laura Vyenielo Sean Wolfe

California Scholarship Federation Life Member

2014 Principal Pins

4.0 GPA or better 13 of 15 quarters or three consecutive quarters

Lelaina Beyer Margaret Botka Danielle Bradley Christina Brown Julianna Buehnerkemper Xinlei (Cindy) Chen Michael Clark Katrina Cline Spencer Coon Manjari Daniel Elea Davison Lofton Dayton Rebecca Del Secco Jennifer deRutte Jeffrey Destruel Cara Doolittle Alexandra Dotti Jackson Herrfeldt Ryan Johnson Nicolas Justice Dylan Kolman

Xuqing (Vivian) Liang Xiaodong (Mark) Liu Qianling ( Jesming) Liu Tyler Loos Russell Loube Jessica Matsuda Maximilian Mazur Sylas Montgomery Lily O'Connell Matthew Payne Natalie Piazza Jeffrey Rebello George Sakopoulos Abigail Salling Peyton Smith Emily Van Milligen Adam Van Prooyen Laura Vyenielo

Allen, Kathryn Marie Andrews, William Bell, McKenna Beyer, Lelaina Botka, Margaret Bradley, Danielle Brown, Christina Buehnerkemper, Julianna Chen, Xinlei Clark, Michael Cline, Katrina Coon, Spencer Costa, Mia Daniel, Manjari Davison, Elea Dayton, Lofton deRutte, Jennifer Del Secco, Rebecca

Destruel, Jeffrey Doolittle, Cara Dotti, Alexandra Dutton, Jacquelyn Fisher, Christina Foster, Taylor Gluch, Christine Guillaumin, Julie Herrfeldt, Jackson Johnson, Ryan Justice, Nicolas Kitchen, Matthew Kolman, Dylan Kohl, Mariah Loos, Tyler Loube, Russell Matsuda, Jessica Mazur, Max

Montgomery, Sylas Pappas, Nicolas O'Connell, Lily Payne, Matthew Piazza, Natalie Rebello, Jeffrey Rhodes, Julia Sakopoulos, George Schroeter, Sadie Smith, Peyton Van Milligen, Emily Van Prooyen, Adam Vyenielo, Laura Wolfe, Sean

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CLASS OF 2014 CO LLE G E S AT T EN D I N G

Carlos Miguel Duarte Adriao Kathryn Marie Allen Lauren Marie Anderson William Thomas Andrews McKenna Elizabeth Bell Nathan Howard Berry Lelaina Marie Beyer Dylan Bradley Bigham Bryce Stephen Bosshard Margaret Anne Botka Danielle Galera Bradley Christina Marie Brown Julianna Lynn Buehnerkemper Devin Christopher Cameron Jixian Chen Xinlei Chen Michael Thomas Clark

Grand Canyon University Santa Rosa Junior College University of Colorado Boulder San Diego State University Point Loma Nazarene University Santa Fe University of Art and Design University of Virginia Santa Rosa Junior College Sonoma State University University of California at Los Angeles Santa Rosa Junior College University of Mary Washington Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio California State University, Chico University of San Francisco University of San Diego California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Christian Alexander Clements California State University, Fresno Katrina Marguerite Cline Dominican University of San Rafael Spencer Steven Coon Arizona State University Mia Nicolle Costa University of of San Diego Kimberly Lynn Courier Santa Rosa Junior College Manjari Daniel University of California at Los Angeles Elea Christine Davison Portland State University Lofton Thomas Dayton University of San Diego Jennifer Lynn de Rutte Loyola Marymount University Anthony Richard Del Secco University of Hawaii, Manoa Rebecca May Del Secco San Diego State University Jeffrey David Destruel Santa Clara University Cara Rose Doolittle University of Puget Sound Alexandra Christine Dotti University of California at Davis Mackenzie Edward Dougherty United States Coast Guard Kayla Michelle Douglas Southern Oregon University Keaton Garratt Dunsford Phillips Exeter Academy Jacquelyn McDade Dutton University of Denver Kylie Lynn Dutton University of Arizona Christina Lynn Fisher University of Mississippi Jessica Susan Foell California State University, Chico Taylor Olivia Foster Syracuse University Marina Feliza Fowler Santa Rosa Junior College Lacey Stephania Galea Santa Rosa Junior College Mia Marie Gallo California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Merrit Elizabeth Geary Montana State University, Bozeman Jennifer Alexis Gingras Santa Rosa Junior College Christine Ellie Gluch Montana State University, Bozeman Emily Elaine Greco University of Nevada Reno Julie Christine Guillaumin Santa Clara University Samuel Palmer Hamilton United States Marines Connor Thomas Head University of LaVerne Troy Matthew Hemphill United States Airforce Reymundo Thomas Hernandez Santa Rosa Junior College Jackson Landen Herrfeldt University of Notre Dame Nathanial Isamu Hutton University of Arizona

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CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

Ryan Parker Johnson Adriana Julaie Juarez Nicolas Clay Justice Christopher Joseph Kemmerer Matthew Wayne Kitchen Paul James Klee Trent Alan Kennedy Klein Mariah Kyung-Jin Kohl Caroline Cassidy Kolman Dylan Samuel Kolman Kylie Noelle LaForge Jacob Allen LeBrett Ashley Anne Legro Haotian (Tim) Liang Xuqing (Vivian) Liang Qianling ( Jesming) Liu Xiaodong (Mark) Liu Zibin Liu Tyler Dewayne Loos Russell James Loube Kevin Michael Lucey Jessica Mika Matsuda Maximilian Gerald Mazur Haley Catherine McDaniel Gina Rose McGhee John S.T. McGhee Jr. Sarah Marcellina Meder Victoria Amelia Miksis Sylas Timothy Montgomery Wilson Nguyen Lily Jian Clare O'Connell Ryan Alexander O'Leary Marissa Gene Palmer Nicolas Cal Pappas Zachary Michael Parr Kevin William Parry

Harold Paskal Baylee Janelle Payne Matthew Alan Payne Yasmine Viola Payne Austin Daniel Peccorini Natalie Alexandra Piazza Piercarlo Pilenga Jeffrey Richard Rebello Julia Caley Rhodes Anthony Paul Henry Rink George Paul Sakopoulos Abigail Jeanne Salling Adelaide Grace Sarasy Sadie Isabel Schroeter Jordan Jon Sikes Brandon Orthello Sims Jarrett James Skaff

University of California at Davis Santa Rosa Junior College Duke University Northern Arizona University California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo United States Military Academy West Point Northern Arizona University Concordia University Irvine Temple University Temple University Arizona State University Univesity of San Francisco Santa Rosa Junior College University of Dayton California Polytechnic State University, Ponoma Rutgers University University of California at San Diego University of Alabama Santa Clara University University of Chicago California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo University of Richmond Emory University Academy of Art University San Francisco Saint Mary's College of California Saint Mary's College of California California Lutheran University Boise State University Santa Clara University Santa Rosa Junior College Lewis & Clark University Boston University University of Arizona University of California at Santa Cruz Gonzaga University California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Santa Rosa Junior College University of Colorado Boulder University of Pennyslvania Loyola University Chicago United States Marines University of Southern California Collegio Vescovile Sant Alessandro, Italy California Lutheran University Seattle University Santa Rosa Junior College University of Southern California California Institute of the Arts California State University, Chico University of Portland Santa Rosa Junior College University of Denver Willamettte University

Peyton Daisy Smith Tyler Andrew Stromer Samuel Carson Styles Joseph Edwin Theberge Rourke Randall Theiller Angelina Valentine Roy Richard Van Anda Emily Angeline Van Milligen Adam Michael Van Prooyen Bianca Izamare Vega Daeja Marie Vogensen Michael Eugene Voight Alex Ross Von der Mehden Laura Lynn Vyenielo Alexander Kenneth Ward Jordan Kyle Watson Madison Noel Widener Kelsey Kay Wilkinson Christine Marie Wilson Sean Christopher Wolfe Yanxiong Yang Tanner William Zamaroni Jordan Francisco Zavala Liang (Rex) Zhang

Linfield College United States Army University of Oregon Santa Clara University Santa Rosa Junior College American Academy of Dramatic Arts / West Colorado State University Tufts University United States Military Academy West Point United States Army California State University, Chico Santa Rosa Junior College Santa Rosa Junior College California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Santa Rosa Junior College Santa Rosa Junior College Westmont College Santa Rosa Junior College California State University, Channel Islands University of Alabama University of California at Santa Cruz Northern Arizona University San Jose State University University of Colorado Boulder

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awards

U N D E R C L A S S M E N AWA R D S & H O N O R S History Fair Honors US History Fair Awards Juniors

Safe School Ambassadors

Freshmen Bedsole, Grace Beyer, Olivia Borg, Parker Boudreaux, Lisette Brown, Billy Bryson, Paris Castanada, Gladys Clark, Brianna Codding, Natalie Daniels, Claire Dawson, Sammy World History Fair Awards Dove, Gavin Sophomore Immigration Project Dural, Jalen 1st “Patriotism and Courage, Defining a Family”—Torrie O’Neill Fieri, Jules 1st “From the Ashes of Pompeii, the Seed of a Family”—Lexi Pappas Forni, Will 2nd “Faithful Endurance: Thriving Beyond Hardships”—Elizabeth Brown Goan, Melissa 3rd “Family: Where Life Begins and Never Ends”—Lexy Raasch Goldberg, Tia 4th “Miksis Family”—Leonette Miksis Heath, Eliana 5th “Work, Wine and the Journey to America”—Matthew Ostheimer Johnson, Alex 6th “The Flight of the American Eagle”—Spencer Almy Justice, Natalie 7th “Encountering Cultural Differences”—Haley Saffarinia Knapp, David 8th “Waves to Rails”—Jack Gulbrandsen Latham, Madison 9th “Every Day is Precious”—Montana Farrow Lepe, Diego 10th “Holmes and Truth”—Colin Imm Matossian, Preston Miller, Lauren Honorable Mention Sophomore Moro, Isabella “Dairy Farming: From Germany to Wisconsin”—Chris Buse’ Olsen, Caroline “From Poland to the Promised Land”—Mackenzie St. Peter Pham, Emily “Shalvoy”—Zack Wankmuller Russell, Chantz “The Lucky One”—Megan Moore Stewart, Ashley “Famiglia Pesce”—Francesca Pesce “Family: Our grapes grow in many Directions. Our Roots are One”—Heather Rosenberg Vice-Neat, Hailey

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th

“Apollo 13”—Sarah McNamara & Nick Drake “United 93”—Maggie Rei & Melissa Mitchell “The Hurt Locker”—Grace Forsell & Angela Chang “Schindler’s List”—Mitchell Hanson “The Hurt Locker”—Kylie Kiech & Megan Ryan “The Hurt Locker”—Zack Stolz “Too Big To Fail”—Gabriella Edman & Giles Rutherford “Red Tails”—Shelby Rockefeller & Tina Lin “Too big To Fail”—Anna Tamayo & Cantlen Forni “American History X”—Travis Steever & James Ryan

9 – 11 Single Year Awards Most Improved Male 9th - JP Escarcega 10th – Jamon Roberts 11th – Geno Smith

Leadership Male 9th – Jordon Brookshire 10th – Connor Rubattino 11th – Giles Rutherford

Christian Gentleman 9th – Marcus Schmidt 10th – Noe Calderon 11th – Nicholas Drake

Most Improved Female 9th – Faith Lee 10th – Megan Bertolone 11th – Jordyn Molina

Leadership Female 9th – Tia Goldberg 10th – Montana Farrow 11th – Victoria Dove

Christian Gentlewomen 9th – Eliana Heath 10th – Lauren Bollinger 11th – Clarissa Chambers

Service Male 9th – Parker Borg 10th – Colby Groom 11th – William Kelly & Joseph Lucchetti

All-Around Male 9th – Michael Daly Alexander Urasaki 10th – Colin Imm 11th – Duncan Hatch

Service Female 9th – Katherine West 10th – Elizabeth Brown 11th – Madison Bollinger & Victoria Dobbins

All-Around Female 9th – Grace Bedsole Melissa Goan 10th – Marina Vidaurri 11th – Sarah Holly

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CA AR RD D II N NA AL L N NE EW WM MA AN N H H II G GH H SS C CH HO OO OL L C

Vogt, Zion Walker, Lauren Wallace, Damian West, Kate Wolmuth, Molly

Sophomores Almy, Spencer Bauer, Brock Brown, Elizabeth Calhoun,Andrew deLambert, Holly Houlihan, Sean Jungferman, Ingrid Kenkel-Danly, Cole Knowles, Chase Lafferty, Roisin McMahon, Chris Ostheimer, Matt Palmer, Reed Raasch, Lexi Raasch, Shelbi Ressio, Josh Robertson, Hannah Rubattino, Connor Saffarinia, Haley Scholz, Lily Segre, Julien Smith, Kelsey Vidaurri, Marina

Tomorrow’s Leaders Today (TLT)

Paige Amormino Julia Bertolero Sarah Defors Nicholas Drake Gabriela Edman Katharine Greenan Duncan Hatch Spencer Jacobs Sydney Laron Joseph Lucchetti Andrew Reeder Hannah Robles Megan Ryan James Ryan Anna Tamayo Gunnar Walker

Juniors Amormino, Paige Bertolero, Julia Broffman, Tom Clark, Michael Defors, Sarah Dobbins, Victoria Dove, Tori Dybczak, Megan Edman, Gabriela Fistolera, Kyle Greenan, Katie Gruber, Sara Gutierrez, Alex Holly, Sarah Jaffe, Emily Johnson, Rylan Kiech, Kylie Laron, Sydney Lin, Tina Lucchetti, Joey Macphail, Haley Mcnamara, Sarah Moreno, Julie Neuerburg, Brad Onstott, Logan Rei, Maggie Roux, Avery Ryan, James Steever, Travis Swenson-Aguirre, Annie Vice, Jenna Wilson, Maddie

“God shall call on me and I will hear the Lord.”

Modern Classical Language Awards 2014 FRENCH III AWARDS National Percentile Romaine Clerou 75 Lauréat Pin FRENCH IV AP AWARDS Manjari Daniel 90 Anna Wolf 85 Spencer Jacobs 75

Bronze Medal & Lauréat Pin Lauréat Pin Lauréat Pin

2014 NATIONAL LATIN EXAM WINNERS Latin 1

Maranda Allen Sean Cullen

Cum Laude Cum Laude

Latin 2

Kyler Hankins Andrew Calhoun Brianna Clark Ian Mcmullen Brock Bauer

Maxima Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude Cum Laude

Latin 3

Paige Amormino Tara Duffy

Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude

Latin 4

Madison Bollinger Matthew Payne

Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude

Faculty & Staff Years of Service – 2013-14

2014 NATIONAL SPANISH EXAM WINNERS SPANISH II AWARDS Gladys Castañeda Lauren Bollinger

2B 2R

86 76

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SPANISH III AWARDS Connery Gschwend Gunnar Walker Julien Segre Elizabeth Brown Julia Hasson Zack McMurray Alicia Castañeda

3R 3R 3R 3R 3R 3R 3B

88 88 84 80 77 75 75

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SPANISH IV AWARDS Peyton Smith Paige Amormino Cutler Price Julia Bertolero

4R 4R 4R 4R

93 85 79 78

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Teacher of the Year 2013-14

Noel Schumacher – 35 Years Thomas Bonfigli – 25 Years Edwin Cutler – 20 Years Avid Valentin – 15 Years Ryan King – 10 Years Kathy Lydon – 10 Years Rory McNamara – 10 Years Jaime Torres-Garcia – 10 Years Glenn McKevitt – 5 Years Jacqueline Schwedhelm – 5 Years Lisa Sousa – 5 Years

Catherine Eggleston

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PRINCIPAL’S LIST • FIRST HONORS • SECOND HONORS SPRING SEMESTER 2014

SENIOR P RI NCI PAL’S LIST

Daniel, Manjari Van Milligen, Emily Doolittle, Cara Buehnerkemper, Julianna Piazza, Natalie Sakopoulos, George Botka, Margaret Chen, Xinlei Herrfeldt, Jackson Johnson, Ryan Payne, Matthew Smith, Peyton Van Prooyen, Adam Davison, Elea Dotti, Alexandra Liu, Qianling ( Jesming) Justice, Nicolas Liu, Xiaodong (Mark) Mazur, Max Dayton, Lofton de Rutte, Jennifer Pappas, Nicolas Vyenielo, Laura Beyer, Lelaina Brown, Christina Coon, Spencer Del Secco, Rebecca Destruel, Jeffrey Loube, Russell Montgomery, Sylas Clements, Christian Cline, Katrina Kolman, Dylan Pilenga, Piercarlo Bradley, Danielle Clark, Michael Loos, Tyler Matsuda, Jessica Rebello, Jeffrey Allen, Kathryn Anderson, Lauren Miksis, Victoria O'Connell, Lily Salling, Abigail Schroeter, Sadie Wolfe, Sean

4.80 4.77 4.67 4.62 4.62 4.62 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.46 4.46 4.46 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.31 4.31 4.31 4.31 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.18 4.15 4.15 4.14 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00

JUNIOR P RI NCI PAL’S LIST

Amormino, Paige Laron, Sydney Price, Cutler Bertolero, Julia Jacobs, Spencer Walker, James Forsell, Grace Kagel, Adam Moreno, Juliene

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4.80 4.77 4.77 4.62 4.62 4.62 4.53 4.53 4.53

Rei, Margaret Wilson, Madeline Drake, Nicholas Gruber, Sara Chang, Angela Song, Shuang Ma, Mingyue (Yuki) Mazur, Natalie Tarantino, Gino Bollinger, Madison Lin, Ting ( Tina) Rafanelli, Amarica Urasaki, Christopher DeFors, Sarah Freeman, London Knott, Matthew Reeder, Andrew Vreeland, Michael Bertero, Colin Dybczak, Megan Edman, Gabriela Greenan, Katharine Lucchetti, Joseph Singler, Gabrielle Smith, Ashton Strauch, Erika Wankmuller, Alissa Yang, Zheyu Allen, Amber Bailey, Kevin Bone, Brandon Browning, Austin Dennen, Alexandra Dobbins, Victoria Duffy, Tara Garzini, Marissa Jaffe, Emily Kiech, Kylie King, Bradley Lin, Christopher Ma, Ning (Sawyer) McNamara, Sarah Munsell, Nicholas Rockefeller, Shelby Roux, Avery

4.53 4.53 4.46 4.46 4.40 4.40 4.31 4.31 4.31 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.15 4.15 4.15 4.15 4.15 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00

SOP HOMORE P RI NCI PAL’S LIST

Segre, Julien Bollinger, Lauren Gschwend, Connery Hasson, Julia Rosenberg, Heather Houlihan, Sean McMullen, Ian Almy, Spencer Botka, Benjamin Brown, Elizabeth Buhman, Jade

4.62 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.53 4.46 4.46 4.40 4.40 4.40 4.31

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

Calhoun, Andrew Anderson-Soria, Trevin Banks, Sarah Flanagan, Kevin Imm, Colin Lafferty, Roisin Mateo, Kathleen Meffert, Clarice Moore, John Paul Stafford, Jack Vidaurri, Marina Mokvyts, Max Azcarate, Gabrielle Bauer, Brock DiMassa, Kevin Eakin, John Farrow, Montana Hankins, Kyler Hodes, Samuel Hu, Zhen (Rita) Knowles, Chase Mitrovich, Alexandra Ostheimer, Matthew Pappas, Alexa Uebel, Nicholas Van Prooyen, Matthew Buse', Christopher Dexter, Nickolas Edgar, Addison Groom, Colby Hanspal, Aman Harrison, Adrienne Keenan, Nicholas Kenkel-Danly, Cole Miksis, Leonette Palmer, Reed Pisors, Nolan Rubio, Ivan

4.31 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 4.15 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00

FRESHMEN P RI NCI PAL’S LIST

Burrell, Ethan Castaneda, Gladys Cullen, Sean MacPhail, Madison Pham, Thaouyen Stewart, Ashley Allen, Maranda Anderson, Daniel Borg, Parker Brooks, Hunter Bucher, Steven Clark, Brianna Clark, Noel Daly, Michael Dawson, Samantha Fanucchi, Elena Gamba, Natalia Gilson, Danielle Goan, Melissa Goldberg, Tia Hanley, Kathleen

4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.13 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00

Hartmann, Anna Heath, Eliana Johnson, Alexander Musser-Kirby, Christopher Olsen, Caroline Rebello, Juliette Schafer, Natalya Schmidt, Marcus Shieh, Katie Urasaki, Alexander Vice, Megan Walsh, Sean West, Katherine Wolmuth, Molly

4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00

SENIOR FI RST HONORS

Bell, McKenna Costa, Mia Kitchen, Matthew Payne, Baylee Styles, Samuel Kohl, Mariah Legro, Ashley Liang, Xuqing (Vivian) Nguyen, Wilson Skaff, Jarrett Palmer, Marissa Zavala, Jordan Gingras, Jennifer Dutton, Jacquelyn Gluch, Christine Rhodes, Julia Sims, Brandon Guillaumin, Julie O'Leary, Ryan Theberge, Joseph Van Anda, Roy Andrews, William Foster, Taylor Sarasy, Adelaide Von der Mehden, Alex Yang, Yanxiong

3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.85 3.85 3.85 3.85 3.85 3.82 3.82 3.78 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.69 3.69 3.69 3.64 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.54

JUNIOR FI RST HONORS

Burk-McMurray, Zackery Klee, Michael Mejia, Luis Miller, Henry Onstott, Logan Peterson, Zachary Botteri, Justin Bruno, Shane Dove, Victoria Duckworth, Zach Forni, Cantlen Gamba, Agostino Krauskopf, Josef McChinak, Bryce Swenson-Aguirre, Annemarie Ryan, James

3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.85 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73

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Broffman, Thomas Farber, Jordan Flanary, Jordan Ryan, Megan Robello, Alina Bernd, Preston Fistolera, Kyle Gallo, Celine Geary, Angus Hatch, Duncan Lindee, Peter Mitchell, Melissa Sheahan, Phoebe Catelli, Michael Kolman, Amanda Neuerburg, Brad Stolz, Zachary

3.69 3.69 3.69 3.69 3.64 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.54 3.54 3.54 3.54

SOP HOMORE FI RST HONORS

Torr, Kyle Bertolone, Megan Doolittle, Seth Hoppe, Johann Saffarinia, Haley Brutocao, Allison Dayton, Julia Farber, Devin George, Jacquelyn Shureen, Madeline Nam, Yoonsoo Daniels, Madison DeLorenzo, Lucas Foster, Connor Green, Liam Henry, Cole Hinde, Adam Relota, Alexandra Rubattino, Connor Yparraguirre, Julie de Lambert, Holly Jacobsen, Laura Jungferman, Ingrid

3.93 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.80 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.69 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.54 3.54 3.54

FRESHMEN FI RST HONORS

Khapenkov, Albert Nonella, Grace Young, Harriet Bedsole, Grace Beyer, Olivia Bianchi, Megan Clerou, Clement Dural, Jalen Gilmartin, Connor Harlan, Haley Hextrum, Taylor Irvine, Britta Justice, Natalie Matossian, Preston McNeany, Patrick Miller, Lauren Webb, Morgan

3.93 3.93 3.93 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87 3.87

FRESHMEN FI RST HONORS

Hall, Marissa Walker, Lauren De Los Santos, Angel Fahy, Justin Knapp, David Moro, Isabella Murray, Jack Pheffer, Jonathon Young, Benjamin Darien, Wyatt Borders, Carlie Douglass, Robert Formway, Rylee Forni, Will Galli, Matthew Gallo, Isabella Holdredge, William Watson, Julia Boudreaux, Monique Bryson, Paris Dell'Era, Katelyn DiMarco, Joseph Duryea, Jack Geib, Mary Guerrero, Andres Holden, Rupert Karuza, Jordan Lee, Christian O'Hara, Ryan Oliver, Andrew Shaw, Connor O'Brien, Clare Schafer, Andrew Vice-Neat, Hailey

3.80 3.80 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.73 3.71 3.67 3.67 3.67 3.67 3.67 3.67 3.67 3.67 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.60 3.54 3.53 3.53

SENIOR SECOND HONORS

Head, Connor McGhee, John Meder, Sarah Rink, Anthony Wilson, Christine Klee, Paul Payne, Yasmine Foell, Jessica Gallo, Mia Geary, Merrit McGhee, Gina Parry, Kevin Zhang, Liang (Rex) Juarez, Adriana Douglas, Kayla Lucey, Kevin Parr, Zachary Widener, Madison Dunsford, Keaton Adriao, Carlos Miguel Fisher, Christina Greco, Emily Kemmerer, Christopher LaForge, Kylie

3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.38 3.38 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.27 3.23 3.23 3.20 3.20 3.11 3.08 3.08 3.08 3.08 3.08

SENIOR SECOND HONORS

Vogensen, Daeja Courier, Kimberly Hutton, Nathanial Klein, Trent Kolman, Caroline

3.08 3.07 3.07 3.07 3.07

JUNIOR SECOND HONORS

Brossard, Austin ( John) Davis, Steven Deng, Zilin ( Violet) Espinola, Cassidy MacPhail, Haley Muller, Austin Smith, Geno Sousa, Aaron Streb, Thomas Clerou, Romain Daniels, Taylor Farrar, Tyler Holly, Sarah Lucey, Craig Ott, Christian Roeser, Alex Chambers, Clarissa Foster, Jordan Pimentel, Amy Price, Nicholas Rutherford, Giles Tamayo, Anna Maria Burroughs, Mark Seely, Gabriel Sousa, Chad Bielen, Max Clark, Michael Evans, Patrick Hanson, Mitchell Hountis, Michaela McKeever, Noel Winton, Sarah Gutierrez, Benjamin Genung, Drew Vice, Jenna

3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.38 3.38

3.38 3.38 3.38 3.38 3.38 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.23 3.23 3.23 3.20 3.20 3.20 3.20 3.20 3.20 3.20 3.08 3.07 3.07

SOP HOMORE SECOND HONORS

Benitez, Juan Brueggemann, Lydia Fulwider-Lopez, Dominic O'Neill, Victoria Palmer, Eric Silveira, Connor Valdez, Ricardo Johnson, Sofie McCabe, Meghan Roberts, Jamon Langhals, Kylea McCoy, Sarina Meier, Gabriel Patin, Michelle Salinas, Tiffany Dumont, Spencer

3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.40 3.38 3.38 3.38 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.20

Goldschmidt, Royce Ortiz, Amara Ferrer, Alejandro Granzotto, Walker Keiser, Rochelle Knight, Sarah McMahon, Christopher Barry, Jevin Bradley, Daphne Destruel, John Paul Ortola, Michael Raasch, Lexie Raasch, Shelbi Robertson, Hannah Wankmuller, Zachary

3.20 3.20 3.08 3.08 3.08 3.08 3.08 3.07 3.07 3.07 3.07 3.07 3.07 3.07 3.07

FRESHMEN SECOND HONORS

Boudreaux, Lisette Butler, Jake Gassmann, Remy Greco, Adam Nicholas, Daniella Lee, Faith Bolander, Eric Brookshire, Jordon Brown, Billy Castro, Jacquelyn Fieri, Jules Gale, Nicholas Lepe, Diego Geng, Han (Caroline) Faber, Katharine Fernandez, Cameron Glasbrener, Benjamin Lantier, Peter Romano, Avery Stoesser, Mackenzie Wallace, Damian Aldridge II, Robert Bundesen, Jullie Vinson, Abigail Bourns, Cameron Accornero, Justin Faull, Chandler Price, Jonathan Sheldon, Vaughan Hernando, Trevor Schenone, Zachary Verity, Chandler Bosshard, Bryan Brossard, Sammy Brown, Joseph Middlebrook, Kendal Severt, Rebecca Daniels, Claire Richardson, Connor Russell, Chantz

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3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.47 3.43 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.40 3.38 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.33 3.27 3.27 3.27 3.25 3.20 3.20 3.20 3.20 3.13 3.13 3.13 3.07 3.07 3.07 3.07 3.07 3.00 3.00 3.00

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spring sports SPRING SPORTS 2014

Swimming & Diving

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his year was a building year due to afternoon practice, with many new faces in the pool. Swimmers found their strokes and improved their times throughout the year. The seniors, Sadie Schroeter, Sarah MederReumann, Ryan Johnson, Jacob LeBrett, Piercarlo Pilenga, and Adam Van Prooyen led the team in both swimming and diving. They will be missed next year on the deck. The outstanding underclassmen consisted of Addison Edgar, Gabi Edman, Julia Kennedy, Shelbi Raasch, Max Bielen, Devin Farber, Charlie Schroeter, and Gino Tarantino. At the league meet, hosted by Cardinal Newman, the boy’s team finished fourth and the girl’s team finished seventh. Overall it was a fun season and the future of Cardinal Newman swimming looks bright!

Track & Field T

he 2014 track and field team was very young and enthusiastic; the future looks bright! We finished the season with 62 athletes which is wonderful considering the number of programs during the spring.

Seniors Christine Gluch (shot), Alexandra Dotti (100 hurdles), Jackson Herrfeldt (shot), and Matt Kitchen (discus) will represent CN at the Redwood Empire Meet. Senior Bryce Brosshard (2 relays, 100, 200), juniors Brad Neuerburg (2 relays, 400), Tommy Streb (2 relays, 200), Chad Sousa (relay) and freshman Donnie Collins (relay) will also compete at the Redwood Empire Meet.

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Men's

golf

Varsity Golf T

he Golf team came on very strong in the second half of the season. Led by All- League performers senior Kevin Parry, junior Brandon Bone and freshman Eric Bolander (#2 stroke average among NBL golfers), the Cards won four of their last five tournaments including the NBL Championship tournament at Santa Rosa CC (also won individually by Parry with a 72). They also won the Ukiah Classic Tourney (Bone 72). Parry and Bolander competed at NCS in McKinleyville where Bolander shot 76 and advanced to the NCS TOC tournament. Seniors Nic Justice and Sylas Montgomery were much improved from the previous year, as well as sophomore Seth Doolittle.

All three shot in the 70's at some point in the season and contributed greatly to the overall success of the team.

Men's

JV Golf T

his year the JV golf team, coached by Frank Guillen and Chris Gregus, was lucky enough to play and use Windsor golf course as their home course. They enjoyed great weather for most of the golf season. The team had wins over Benicia, Marin Catholic and Justin Siena. From their first to last match of the season, the team score improved by 31 strokes. The team leaders were sophomore Matt Bertacco, freshman Jules Fieri and freshman Pat McNeany, but everybody played well and improved their game.

Men's

Tennis T

he Cardinal Newman Varsity Tennis team had a very successful 2014 season. After losing nine seniors from the previous year, the team was looking for some new leadership from their seniors: Matt Payne, Jeff Destruel and Rex Zhang. There were a lot of changes from the previous year, but The Cardinals worked extremely hard and earned a 2nd place league finish of 12-2 and overall record of 16-7. Our singles lineup showed great promise and leadership as senior Matt Payne, sophomore Connery Gschwend, junior Tom Broffman and senior Rex Zhang lead the charge.

Our number one doubles team of senior Jeff Destruel and junior Brad King went undefeated in league and gave the team many great wins. Newman had some great results from new players freshman Max Gustavson, sophomores Trevin Anderson-Soria and Chris Buse’. They showed great potential and will be strong leaders for the next season.

tennis

In post season, Matt Payne earned 3rd place in the NBL Singles Tournament and Matt teamed up with Connery Gschwend to come in 2nd in the NBL Doubles Tournament.

Matt and Connery represented the NBL in Division I NCS Doubles competition. Unfortunately, they pulled the Number 1 seed from Redwood High School and lost first round.

With losing only three seniors for next year, the Cardinals look to improve upon the results from this year and win the NBL next season!

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spring sports

SPRING SPORTS

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he Varsity softball team concluded their 2014 campaign with an over-all record of 9-11. While our league record wasn’t as stellar, we managed big wins over Rancho Cotate, Casa Grande, Montgomery, Ukiah and Windsor. As a result of our Div IV record, we will be headed for the play-offs. The future is bright for the Lady Cardinals as we fielded a very young team consisting of four freshmen and two sophomores. The underclassmen anchored key positions on defense and also made significant contributions with their bats, while our two graduating seniors, Kayla Douglas and Rebecca Del Secco, provided necessary leadership. Coach Briggs and his staff are proud of the student athlete’s accomplishments on and off the field.

softball

JV Softball JV Softball had an exciting season. Anchored by the arms of Michaela Hountis, she received some relief from Megan Dybczak who tried her hand at pitching as well this year. Veterans Marissa Garzini (catcher & power hitter), Alex Gutierrez (1B), Sydney Laron (3B), Avery Roux (2B), Cassie Selstrom (SS) & Danielle Codding (CF) were joined by rookies Rochelle Keiser (OF), Jordyn Molina (OF), Hannah Robertson (OF) and Gaby Azcarate (OF). Gaby, the team’s only left hander, was sent to the DL breaking her ankle on a slide into the plate. She’s excited to return next year to take care of “unfinished business” as well as the rest of our team - our Coaches look forward to the return of the players and hope to continue to improve and grow as a program.

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Varsity Baseball

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arsity baseball faced many challenges this year, but overcame and had a successful season. For the ninth straight year, the Cardinals made the NCS playoffs after finishing third in the NBL. It was a roller coaster season with many ups and downs and finished 14-11 with two five-game win streaks. They started the year with a wet trip in Arizona and went 1-1 with two tough games. Once again, a tough preseason schedule tested them, but they came into NBL ready to compete.

The team was led with a strong senior class, many receiving All-League honors. Not only did the team excel on the field, but in the classroom as well. Once again, the Varsity baseball team earned an NCS Scholar banner for highest team GPA. This team was a pleasure to coach as they were a tight knit group. The team motto of "Play for Each Other" was truly lived out every day. The senior class will be missed. The future continues to look bright with next year's strong senior class. Congratulations to the 2014 Varsity baseball team.

JV Baseball

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he 2014 season offered both success and adversity. The JV team finished with a 13-11 record, with 4 of our 6 losses in league by 1 run. With hard work, dedication and a little more luck this team can quickly turn around its fortunes.

The team was led by consistent pitching from Connor Foster who led the team with 5 wins. The team had several standout performers at the plate Michael Ortola (.492 avg., 10 doubles), Billy Brown (.439 avg.), Aidan Nagle (.352 avg., 5 triples), Connor Foster (.405 avg.), and Luc Delorenzo (.338 avg.).

This group will continue to improve and contribute to the long tradition of Cardinal Newman baseball.

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oach Greg Berg came to coach this year at Cardinal Newman from an East Bay Athletic League Division 1 school and was unfamiliar with the Cardinal Newman administrative staff, athletic department, parents, and student body. High expectations were put on him during his previous coaching experience, where the school was very supportive of him and the baseball program. Play on the field was always competitive.

He quickly learned that he would not miss a beat at Cardinal Newman.

Everyone far exceeded his expectations. The administrative staff and the parents of the players have been extremely supportive. The freshman baseball players worked very hard, and competed in every game. The team finished the season with a record of 18-8, and that record was very close to 22-4. Every player was able to contribute in some way throughout the season. As a team, they had a batting average over .300 and scored a total of 149 runs. The team pitching earned run average (ERA) was a combined 2.83. The pitching staff did a fantastic job of keeping the ball club in nearly every game. Six different pitchers had a save in a Newman win. Come out and watch Newman baseball over the next few years! There is going to be a lot of very good baseball coming to CN! T R I N I T Y / J U LY 2 0 1 4

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spring sports SPRING SPORTS

Men's

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en’s Varsity Lacrosse had a exciting rebuilding season. After graduating a large class last year the team was anchored by captains George Sakopoulos, Devin Cameron, and Pat Evans. Juniors Angus Geary and Scott Faber really grew into a large role with the midfield and specialty positions. Sophomores Brock Bauer and Spencer Almy helped shore up a defense that shut down several conference opponents. New freshman additions Peter Lantier and Zach Schenone added some offensive firepower especially in transition and man-up opportunities.

Season highlights included big wins against league opponents Terra Linda and Tamalpais, and a spring break trip to Santa Cruz and Monterey.

The future looks bright for this program with only two players graduating this year. The roster should also be bolstered next year by a large freshman class of lacrosse players coming in for 2015.

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Men's

JV Lacrosse W

hat best defines the 2014 JV lacrosse team is the ability to overcome challenges. The win to loss ratio does not always define the success of a season. Success can be measured in the way a team and individual players meet challenges that are presented to them. For the first time in several years, the team was light in number of players and comprised of many new to the sport. The seasoned players rose to the occasion by mentoring their new “brothers” and with the support of the coaching staff, the new players honed their stick skills and knowledge of the game. As the season progressed, the spirit of lacrosse could be seen on the field from both veteran and new players. Did they accomplish what they needed to do for the season? YES! Were they successful in developing their skill set and knowledge of the game? YES! Throughout the season, in every aspect of the game, this team faced challenges, and overcame difficulties, both on and off the field, to finish season with “Pride-Honor-Commitment” to the spirit of the game of lacrosse. Well

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Women's

Varsity Lacrosse

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he 2014 Cardinal Newman Women’s Varsity Lacrosse team had a great turnout this season with a total of 33 athletes. The team was lead by Co-Captains Tori Dove and Maddie Wilson. We had a very young team with 17 freshmen which says a lot about the future for women’s lacrosse at Newman. The Cardinals were led by 4 juniors; Jordan Foster with 44 goals and 10 assists, Maddie Wilson with 27 goals and 9 assists, Alex Dennen with 16 goals and 3 assists and Tori Dove with 11 goals and 4 assists.

We would like to congratulate Alex Dennen and Jordan Foster for trying out and being selected to compete in the U19 National Tournament in Maryland over Memorial Day weekend. We would also like to congratulate the entire team for making it to the first round of the NCS playoffs.

The coaches would like to thank the parents, players, faculty and staff for their support throughout the season. We look forward to another great season next year.

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Engraved Tile Fundraiser Raises funds for the CN Athletic Department

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lace an engraved tile on the Field House or at the All Weather Field and honor a student, family or a loved one! Many personalized options are available. You may order tiles online or get a Tile Order Form by visiting www.cardinalnewman.org under the Athletics Tab then select Boosters.

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Scholar Athletes – Third Quarter 2014 Name

GPA

Varsity Men's Track Clark, Michael 4.28 Herrfeldt, Jackson 4.57 Jacobs, Spencer 4.50 Kitchen, Matthew 3.85 Mazur, Max 4.28 Neuerburg, Bradley 3.66 Pappas, Nick 3.83 Reeder, Andrew 4.00 Rink, Anthony 3.57 Roberts, Jamon 3.50 Rubio, Ivan 4.28 JV Men's Track Benitez, Juan 3.71 Bertero, Colin 4.00 Brookshire, Jordan 3.50 Bucher, Steven 3.83 Drake, Nicholas 4.33 Dural, Jalen 3.83 Fulwider-Lopez, Dominic 3.71 Hankins, Kyler 4.14 Knapp, David 3.84 Krauskopf, Sam 3.85 Lucchetti, Joseph 4.14 Mejia, Luis 3.71 Ostheimer, Matthew 4.00 Ryan, Charles 3.58 Shaw, Connor 3.75 Varsity Women's Track Borders, Carlie 3.58 Botka, Margaret 4.57 Buehnerkemper, Julianna4.66 deRutte, Jennifer 4.33 Dobbins, Victoria 3.85 Dotti, Alexandra 4.50 Gluch, Christine 3.85 Singler, Gabrielle 4.14 JV Women's Track Bryson, Paris 3.58 Castaneda, Gladys 4.16 Davison, Elea 4.50 Doolittle, Cara 4.57 Heath, Eliana 4.00 Hu, Rita 4.14 Liang, Vivian 4.33 Lin, Tina 4.14 Varsity Softball DelSecco, Rebecca 4.28 George, Jacquelyn 3.85 Hall, Marissa 3.83 Holly, Sarah 3.66 Jaffe, Emily 3.71 Rebello, Juliette 4.00 West, Katherine 4.00 JV Softball Azcarate, Gabrielle 4.14 Dybczak, Megan 4.14 Garzini, Marissa 4.14 Laron, Sydney 4.50 Roux, Avery 4.14 Varsity Men's Tennis Anderson-Soria, Trevin 3.85 Botka, Benjamin 4.57 Broffman, Thomas 3.50 Buse', Christopher 4.28 Destruel, Jeffrey 4.28 Duckworth, Zach 3.85 Groom, Colby 3.85 Gschwend, Connery 4.57 Keenan, Nicholas 4.00 King, Bradley 4.16

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Name

GPA

Payne, Matthew 4.57 Price, Cutler 4.66 Segre, Julien 4.66 Urasaki, Alexander 4.00 Varsity Men's Golf Bolander, Eric 3.53 Bone, Brandon 4.28 Doolittle, Seth 3.85 Justice, Nicholas 4.42 Montgomery, Sylas 4.42 JV Men's Golf Duryea, John 3.66 Holdredge, William 3.50 McNeany, Patrick 3.83 4.14 Moore, John Paul Price, Jonathan 3.66 Varsity Women's Lacrosse Allen, Maranda 4.00 Amormino, Paige 4.85 Bedsole, Grace 4.00 Bollinger, Lauren 4.57 Bradley, Danielle 4.00 Clark, Noel 4.00 Dennen, Alexandra 4.16 Dove, Victoria 3.71 Foster, Taylor 3.85 Gallo, Celine 3.57 Gilson, Danielle 4.00 Hanley, Kathleen 4.00 Hextrum, Taylor 4.00 Justice, Natalie 4.00 Nicholas, Daniella 3.58 Nonella, Grace 3.91 Olsen, Caroline 4.00 Rafanelli, Amarica 4.28 Saffarinia, Haley 3.85 Stewart, Ashley 4.15 Vyenielo, Laura 4.50 Wilson, Madeline 4.14 Wolmuth, Molly 4.00 Young, Harriet 3.91 Varsity Men's Lacrosse Almy, Spencer 4.42 Bauer, Brock 4.00 Catelli, Michael 3.83 Geary, Angus 3.57 Hoppe, Max 4.00 Sakopoulos, George 4.66 JV Men's Lacrosse Anderson, Daniel 4.15 Burrell, Ethan 4.15 Dexter, Nickolas 3.85 Gilmartin, Connor 4.00 Green, Liam 3.57 Knowles, Chase 4.28 Musser-Kirby,Christopher 4.00 Varsity Men's Swimming Farber, Devin 4.28 Johnson, Ryan 4.57 Mokvyts, Max 4.16 Petersen, Zachary 3.85 Pilenga, Piercarlo 3.85 Tarantino, Gino 4.50 Uebel, Nicholas 4.14 Van Prooyen, Matthew 4.28 Van Prooyen, Adam 4.57 Varsity Women's Swimming Duffy, Tara 3.85 Edgar, Addison 4.14 Edman, Gabriela 4.00

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

Grade

Name

12 11 10 9

Moreno, Julie 4.00 Raasch, Shelbi 3.57 Sheahan, Phoebe 3.57 Wankmuller, Alissa 3.85 JV Women's Swimming Bozeman, Emily 3.83 Clark, Brianna 4.00 Codding, Natalie 3.58 Farrow, Montana 4.14 Harlan, Haley 3.83 Hartmann, Anna 4.00 MacPhail, Madison 4.16 Moro, Isabella 3.66 Relota, Alexandera 3.57 Schafer, Natalya 4.00 Shieh, Katie 4.00 Walsh, Sean 4.00 Varsity Baseball Dayton, Lofton 4.33 Imm, Colin 4.28 Lucey, Craig 3.50 McChinak, Bryce 3.71 O'Leary, Ryan 3.66 Onstott, Logan 3.85 Rebello, Jeffrey 4.00 Vreeland, Michael 4.16 JV Baseball DiMassa, Kevin 4.28 Foster, Connor 3.71 Henry, Cole 3.85 Oliver, Andrew 3.66 Ortola, Michael 3.57 Palmer, Eric 3.57 Rubattino, Connor 3.57 Frosh Baseball Bourns, Cameron 3.54 Brooks, Hunter 4.00 Cullen, Sean 4.15 Daly, Michael 4.00 Douglass, Spencer 3.75 Greco, Adam 3.58 Matossian, Preston 3.83 Frosh Baseball Murray, John 3.69 O'Hara, Ryan 3.70 Verity, Chandler 3.58 Young, Benjamin 3.83

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Grade 11 10 11 11 9 9 9 10 9 9 9 9 10 9 9 9 12 10 11 11 12 11 12 11 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

sport recognition CIF ANNOUNCES 2013-14 AC A D E M I C T E A M C H A M P I O N S

High School Teams With Highest GPA in the State HonoredCardinal Newman Boys’ Water Polo – 3.80 GPA

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he California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) announced 31 state academic team champions for the 2013-2014 school year. The Cardinal Newman’s Boys’ Water Polo team is honored with the highest water polo team GPA in the state, having a 3.80 GPA. The CIF State Academic Team Champions program was initiated in 1996 as a way to reward teams with the highest collective gradepoint-averages, based on an unweighted 4.0 scale, in their respective sport.

The CIF State Academic Boys’ Water Polo Team will receive a banner, suitable for display in their school gym, to recognize this accomplishment.

Congratulations to the CN Water Polo Team!

All-NCS Water Polo Division II Jack Stafford - First Team, sophomore

Scholar Teams Fall

Varsity Football JV Football Frosh Football Varsity Volleyball JV Volleyball Frosh Volleyball Varsity Men's Cross Country JV Men's Cross Country Varsity Women's Cross Country JV Women's Cross Country Varsity Women's Golf Varsity Men's Soccer JV Men's Soccer Varsity Women's Soccer JV Women's Soccer Varsity Women's Tennis Varsity Men's Water Polo Varsity Women's Water Polo Cheer - Fall

3.59 3.23 3.37 3.82 3.59 3.68 3.82 3.54 3.87 3.75 3.45 3.59 3.48 3.80 3.46 3.63 3.94 3.51 3.21

JV Wrestling Varsity Women's Basketball JV Women's Basketball Frosh Women's Basketball Varsity Men's Basketball JV Men's Basketball Frosh Cardinal Basketball Frosh Gold Basketball Cheer - Winter

3.71 3.54 3.64 3.52 3.51 3.65 3.34 3.59 3.14

Varsity Baseball JV Baseball Frosh Baseball Varsity Men's Golf JV Men's Golf Varsity Men's Lacrosse JV Men's Lacrosse Varsity Women's Lacrosse Varsity Softball JV Softball Varsity Women's Swimming JV Women's Swimming Varsity Men's Swimming Varsity Men's Tennis Varsity Women's Track JV Women's Track Varsity Men's Track JV Men's Track

3.27 3.26 3.37 3.92 3.42 3.16 3.29 3.77 3.54 3.5 3.59 3.38 3.72 3.64 4.1 3.79 3.54 3.52

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sport recognition Empire & All League

ALL-EMPIRE RECOGNITION 2013-2014 Team

Sport

Year

Football Football Football Football Football Football

12 12 12 12 12 12

Women's Soccer Jackie Dutton 1st Team/Defender

Soccer

12

Women's Tennis Lelaina Beyer Emily Greco Preston Bernd Sadie Schroeter

Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis

12 12 11 12

Women's Golf Megan Mcconnell 1st Team

Golf

11

Wrestling PJ Klee Michael Klee

Wrestling Wrestling

12 11

Men's Basketball Connor Head 1st Team

Basketball

12

Women's Basketball Kylie Kiech 1st Team Tiffany Salinas 1st Team Hailey Vice-Neat 3rd Team

Basketball Basketball Basketball

11 10 9

Men's Golf Eric Bolander Brandon Bone Kevin Parry

Golf Golf Golf

9 11 12

Football Keaton Dunsford Kevin Lucey Sean Wolfe Trent Klein Will Andrews Dylan Kolman

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Quarterback 1st Team/Offense 2nd Team/Offense 2nd Team/Kicker 2nd Team/Defense 2nd Team/Defense

1st Team 1st Team 2nd Team 2nd Team

Wrestler of theYear 2nd Team

1st Team 2nd Team 2nd Team

All League 2013-2014

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Sport

Fall 2013 All-League Football Ryan King - "Kinger" Assistant Coach of the Year Football Dylan Kolman 1st Team Football/DB Jake Boes 1st Team Football/DB 12 Will Andrews 1st Team Football/DL Sean Wolfe 1st Team Football/OL Keaton Dunsford 1st Team Football/QB Kevin Lucey 1st Team Football/WR Tommy Streb 2nd Team Football/DB Duncan Hatch 2nd Team Football/DL Pat Evans 2nd Team Football/LB Sam Styles 2nd Team Football/OL Jamon Roberts 2nd Team Football/OL Ryan O'Leary 2nd Team Football/WR Joey Trono 2nd Team Football/WR Craig Lucey 2nd Team Football/RB Sam Styles Honorable Mention Football/DL Reed Palmer Honorable Mention Football/DL/OL Trent Klein Honorable Mention Football/Kicker Bryce McChinak Honorable Mention Football/LB Ryan O'Leary Honorable Mention Football/LB Zach Stolz Honorable Mention Football/OL/RB Chris Kemmerer Honorable Mention Football/OL Sean Mayer Honorable Mention Football/OL Jackson Herrfeldt Honorable Mention Football/OL Kasey Mansen Honorable Mention Football/WR/SS Jeff Robello Honorable Mention Football/WR Fall 2013 All-League Men's Soccer Matt Payne 1st Team George Sakopoulos 2nd Team

Soccer/Goalkeeper Soccer/Midfielder

yeAr 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 12 10 12 11 11 12 10 12 11 12 11 12 11 12 11 12

Volleyball/Libero Volleyball/Middle Blocker Volleyball/OH Volleyball/Middle Blocker

Fall 2013 All-League Women's Golf Megan McConnell 1st Team Golf Emily Pham 2nd Team Golf

Winter 2014 All-League Wrestling Michael Klee 1st Team P.J. Klee 1st Team Sean Mayer 2nd Team Kyle Smith Honorable Mention Jake Butler Honorable Mention

Sport

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Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling

11 12 11 9 9

Basketball Basketball

12 10

Winter 2014 All-League Women's Basketball Kylie Kiech 1st Team Basketball Tiffany Salinas 1st Team Basketball Hailey Vice-Neat 2nd Team Basketball

11 10 9

Spring 2014 All-League Men's Golf Eric Bolander 1st Team Brandon Bone 2nd Team Kevin Parry 2nd Team

9 11 12

Winter 2014 All-League Men's Basketball Connor Head 1st Team Connor Rubattino 2nd Team

Golf Golf Golf

Spring 2014 All-League Men's Tennis Matt Payne 1st Team Singles Tennis Jeff Destruel 1st Team Doubles Tennis Brad King 1st Team Doubles Tennis Connery Gschwend 2nd Team Singles Tennis Tom Broffman Honorable Mention Singles Tennis Max Gustavson Honorable Mention Doubles Tennis

12 12 11 10 11 9

Spring 2014 All-League Baseball Michael Clark 1st Team Pitcher Baseball Rey Hernandez 1st Team First Base Baseball Jeff Rebello 1st Team Infielder Baseball Alex Roeser 1st Team Outfield Baseball Colin Imm 2nd Team Outfield Baseball Lofton Dayton Honorable Mention/Catcher Baseball KaseyMansen Honorable Mention/InfielderBaseball Kyle Scott Honorable Mention/Utility Baseball Rourke Theiller Honorable Mention/ InfielderBaseball

11 12 12 11 10 12 11 11 12

12 12 12 12

Spring 2014 All-League Softball Kayla Douglas 1st Team Infielder Sarah Knight 2nd Team Infielder Megan McConnell 2nd Team Catcher Lexie Raasch 2nd Team Pitcher

12 10 11 10

11 9

Spring 2014 All-League Men's Lacrosse Spencer Almy Honorable Mention Goalie Lacrosse

10

Spring 2014 All-League Women's Lacrosse Jordan Foster 2nd Team - Midfielder

11

12 12

Fall 2013 All-League Women's Soccer Jackie Dutton 1st Team Soccer/FB 12 Katrina Cline 2nd Team Soccer/Midfielder/Forward 12 Megan Moore 2nd Team Soccer/Midfielder 10 Lauren Miller Honorable Mention Soccer/Midfielder/Forward 9 Grace Forsell Honorable Mention Soccer/Midfielder/Defender 11 Fall 2013 All-League Volleyball Mimi Fowler 1st Team Juli Buehnerkemper 1st Team Kylie LaForge 2nd Team Haley McDaniel 2nd Team

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Fall 2013 All-League Cross Country Anthony Rink Honorable Mention

Cross Country

12

Fall 2013 All-League Women's Tennis Emily Greco All-League Singles LeLaina Beyer All-League Singles Sadie Schroeter All-League Doubles Anna Tamayo All-League Doubles

Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis

12 12 11 11

Fall 2013 All-League Men's Water Polo Brock Bauer Goalie Jack Stafford Driver Ryan Johnson 2-Meter Defense

Water Polo Water Polo Water Polo

10 10 12

Fall 2013 All-League Women's Water Polo Addison Edgar Driver Marissa Garzini 2-Meter Defense Phoebe Sheahan Goalie

Water Polo Water Polo Water Polo

10 12 11

Softball Softball Softball Softball

Lacrosse

Spring 2014 All-League Track & Field Bryce Bosshard 4x100 and 4x400 Relays, 100M Dash, 200M Dash,Track 12 Kevin Cline 110M High Hurdles Track 12 Donovan Collins 4x100 and 4x400 Relays Track 10 Alexandra Dotti 100M Hurdles Track 12 Christine Gluch Shot Put Field 12 Jackson Herrfeldt Shot Put Field 12 Matt Kitchen Discus Field 12 Brad Neuerburg 4x100 and 4x400 Relays, 400M Dash Track 11 Chad Sousa 4x100 and 4x400 Relays Track 11 Tommy Streb 4x100 and 4x400 Relays, 200M Dash Track 11

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awards CBSL~

faith &

CO M M U N I T Y- B A S ED S ERV I C E LE A RN I N G

Cardinal newman Community-BaSed ServiCe learning award honorS We recognize partnership projects:

Now we recognize individual projects:

Emily Van Milligan, Jessica Matsuda, Haley McDaniel and Adam Van Prooyen: Combining a variety of talents these seniors taught a weekly, comprehensive Art course, conducted 2 Science labs per week, coached volleyball and provided a field trip for the Roseland Collegiate Prep7th and 8th graders to the Exploratorium.

Natalie Piazza: “Prom Closet of Santa Rosa” Natalie’s idea began in 8th grade and Prom Closet was established at the end of 2010. Natalie provides beautiful dresses for teens who otherwise would not be able to afford them while at the same time promotes self confidence and self image.

Max Mazur and Nicolas Justice: Working since their sophomore year, these seniors created Operation GOALS that is dedicated to giving foster kids the same chance at education that they have had.

Jessie Foell: Jessie’s project addresses the social issue of domestic violence. She completed a 40-hour domestic violence training and became a CASA or Court Appointed Special Advocate and accompanies women who are fleeing an abusive situation to court.

Working with children at the Safe House where women and children can safely stay for eight weeks, Jessie performed a complete playroom makeover.

Jackson Herrfeldt, Matt Payne and Jeff Destruel: “Project Healthy Child” utilized their resources to set up and provide free dental clinics for those who otherwise would have no access to dental care.

Elea Davison, Victoria Miksis and Juli Buehnerkemper: “Bear Hugs” As a freshman Elea thought of an idea that combined her passion for knitting and her concern for the elderly. Joined by her partners, the girls knitted teddy bears with senior residents at Emeritus Senior Living. Many of these bears were given to children at the Oakland Children’s Hospital.

Maggie Botka: “Hearts for the Homeless” reached out to those people living on the street or in shelters. Every Friday, Maggie distributed necessities such as clothing, hygiene supplies and food. She put on a Christmas party for the residents of Sam Jones Homeless Shelter, worked at the Catholic Charities Re-Style thrift store and gave multiple presentations to schools about this social issue.

Christine Gluch: “Mounted Assistance Unit” Utilizing her love of horses, Christine developed a program for youth and their horses in Sonoma County. Named the Wrangler Mounted Assistance Unit, youth patrol the regional parks to protect the reservoirs and public.

Campus Ministry

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ampus Ministry got off to a prayerful start this year with a halfday retreat for all of the Campus Ministry students. The retreat concluded with a lunch prepared by Fr. Raul’s sister, Maria, which consisted of pupusas (Salvadorian food). At one of the first liturgies, the Campus Ministry students were commissioned and given a lapel pin that was blessed by Fr. Raul. This year, John Contreras taught Seniors, Fr. Raul Lemus taught Juniors, and Sr. Teresa Christie taught the Sophomores.

Aside from preparing the school’s monthly liturgies, the Campus Ministry students had a block-period retreat during advent. The Junior Campus Ministry students helped with the Freshman retreat at Clover Leaf Ranch and the Senior Campus Ministry students helped with the Sophomore retreat. The Campus Ministry students raised the bar for liturgical decorations for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.

It was a great year for the Campus Ministry students who continue to answer God’s call to holiness.

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Athletic Achievement

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C E L E B R AT I O N I N FA I T H The Baccalaureate Mass of the Class of 2014

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t was a beautiful, warm, and sunny morning at St. Joseph’s in Cotati for the Baccalaureate Mass. The seniors were looking very dapper in their graduation gowns. The Mass was offered by the Most Reverend Robert F. Vasa, Bishop of Santa Rosa, and concelebrated by Fr. Raul Lemus. Bishop Vasa gave an excellent homily as he spoke about the new model of the school leadership as a trinity of the President, the Principal and the Chaplain. The President works on the affordability of Cardinal Newman High School (CNHS), the principal on academic excellence of CNHS and the chaplain on the Catholic identity of CNHS. He then spoke about Bl. John Henry Cardinal Newman’s writings on the “Idea of a University,” highlighting what Newman writes regarding Truth. Newman wrote that Truth contains two elements: power and beauty. Bishop Vasa said that power could be used for good, but warned that it can also be used for evil and that (CNHS) has shown them in the last four years to use power to do the good. In relation to beauty, Bishop Vasa stated that Truth leads to the Beauty of God. Newman wrote, “The most natural beauty in the world is honesty and moral truth; for all beauty is truth.” After the final blessing and dismissal the graduates processed out of the capacity-filled Church into a beautiful Saturday morning. May God bless the class of 2014.

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CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS

Day on the Green 2014

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n annual tradition, Day on the Green, started out on a gorgeous Friday, celebrating the last day of classes for the academic year! The ASB leadership class organized fun events, booths and music to thank the students for a stellar year! ASB provided food trucks from Rosso’s and El Coyote for all to enjoy. In addition, class councils and various other clubs sold otter pops, root beer floats, Gatorade, water, lemonade and milkshakes!

Grad Nite 2014

After drinking and eating some treats, students enjoyed the dunk tank, rock wall, 3 vs. 3 basketball tournaments, a huge slip and slide, obstacle course, volleyball, a water balloon toss with prizes, and music run by the music department! A perfect end to the last day of classes for the 20132014 school year!

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he commencement ceremony of 2014 was filled with excitement, anticipation, a little wind and several smiling faces as each student reached the podium to receive his or her diploma, recognizing four years of accomplishment from Cardinal Newman High School. The class of 2014 will always be special because it was the last class of graduates that included the inaugural group of young ladies who joined Cardinal Newman as official “cardinals”.

Once the diplomas were handed out and the traditional “turning the tassel” was complete, the transition from candidate to graduate was accomplished. Flying hats and hugs marked the celebration.

Graduates and their families exchanged hugs and posed for photos before heading over to an all-night celebration in their honor.

The graduates celebrated with food, carnival, karaoke, and live entertainment lasting until the early hours of the morning. Their goal for the evening was to collect as many tickets to win one of many prizes distributed that evening. It was continuous fun and laughter as they celebrated as a class for one last time.

The evening was a HUGE success due entirely to the help and support from our parent volunteers. A BIG “thank you” goes out to the many families who generously donated their time, prizes, gifts cards and the incredible baked goods that were enjoyed by our graduates.

We would like to acknowledge and thank the following individuals who graciously volunteered their time and efforts to create yet another successful, safe and sober “Grad Nite”.

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CLASS OF 2018

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Suzanne Fisher and JJ Daniels

Committee Leaders:

Kim Roeser, Mary Dumont, Jonica Harrison, Hilary Gruendle & Ann Hurd, Kim Hinde & Terri McCandless, Sue Fowler, Lisa Dexter, Pam Bournes & Dianna Lee, Jill Scott & Otto Echeverria, Karen Gutierrez, Trish Hasson, Maureen Davison & Tamara Peccorini, Lucy Hountis, Laura DeRutte A BIG “Thank you” to Knights Electric & Cardinal Newman Dads’ Club Special “Thank you” to the following companies and individuals for their generous support: Cardinal Newman Moms’ Club Clover Stornetta Culligan Water of Sonoma County The Joe & Tracy Dutton Family Greg & JJ Daniels Jim & Suzanne Fisher Santa Rosa Meat & Poultry Art Palmer Bob Petersen Finally……….a HUGE “thank you” to all of the wonderful volunteers who showed up early Monday morning to help take down, clean-up and store everything for next year. This may not be the most glamorous job but it truly is the most appreciated!

THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

Andrew Howshar Jillian Karuza Dylan Kattengell Cassandra Killeen Megan Klee Jordan Klein Antonia Knight Bennett Kohut Padraig Lafferty Marco Lafranchi Ava Lepe Dylan Levinson Congyu Li Hannah Line Zhihao Ling Nicholas Lytle Jeremy Mackling Devin Mansen Dario Marotto Hanna Massell Harrison Mauch Alexandra McDermott Patrick McDermott Michael McDermott Rachael McGregor Brenna McKenzie Madison Mello Tanner Mendoza Samantha Meyer Juliette Miksis Ryan Miller Dain Milliman Raymond Monks Benjamin Montalbano Jason Moran Bradley Morato Gary Munsell Dominic Natale Kathy Nguyen Christopher Pires Fernanda Prado Katie Pratt Kieran Price Philip Rago Tori Reumann Chandler Robertson Haley Robertson Ryan Robinson Westin Roux Kaitlyn Ryan Julian Sanchez-Ince Alexandria Schmidt Nicholas Scrivanich Finn Seely Joseph Seghesio Juan David Simonyi Madelin Skinner Abbygail Stromer

Gabrielle Swenson-Aguirre Dylan Tarnutzer Ryan Torano Vincent Tosti Joseph Trevena Andrew Van Dyke Caleb Vice Geovanni Vigil Luke von Brauchitsch Isabelle Vreeland Catalina Walsh Ziqi ( Jeremy) Wang Grayson Weaver Tal Webb Samantha Williams Nicholas Winton Ava Woods Nicolas Wycoff Zhu Zhenglong Steven Zichichi Aislinn Zimmer

welcome!

Chairpersons:

Kaitlyn Alger Ava Alvarez Jaxon Apodaca Bentley Barbour Beau Barrington John Bazzano Jacob Bentham Sophia Bertero Madelyne Bertolone Joseph Bone Jordan Bonzi Mark Boschetti Tyler Botteri Kasey Braun Joshua Brown Harrison Bruno Jenna Bucher Brennan Callahan Kyle Carinalli Travis Carlozzi Jackson Carvalho Dante Cavallo Christopher Chandler Junhan Chen Lauren Clements Dalton Coleman Aliyah Consani-Baker Samuel Conti Clare Curran George Fang Da Grant Kelly Danoff Brendan Farber Julianna Filice Maiya Flores Sheare Ford Barrera Maddisen Foster Casey Frazier Grace Garzini Ryan Golden Maximiliano Gonzalez Taylor Graniss John Grant Jerome Grayson Carleigh Greenband Harrison Greenleaf Matthew Gruber Miranda Leigh Gutierrez Nicholas Hall Brycen Head Jasmine Henderson Nicholas Hernandez Christian Hextrum Malcolm Hilberman Hunter Hoff Damian Holt Grace Holtschult Spencer Holtschult Carlin Hornbostel

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A Letter from the Alumni Association President - Nick Werle '97

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he Cardinal Newman Alumni Association would like to thank all the alumni donors, from Cardinal Newman and Ursuline High Schools, for giving time and support to Cardinal Newman High School this school year. We were very pleased to award another Alumni Legacy Scholarship, contribute to the new women’s locker room, attend and work many school-related events including Fun in the Fall, the Spring Legacy Gala, the Alumni Golf Tournament, and many other events for CN and UHS. We invite all alumni to come out and join us next year to contribute and give something back to the school. We are always looking for new ways to improve our events to benefit the school.

Some events alumni events to mark on your calendar for 2014 : Quarterly luncheon – July 31, 2014 Fun in the fall – September 20, 2014 CN homecoming/Alumni Tent – October 24, 2014 These are great ways to reconnect with your fellow alumni.

Thank You, Nick Werle, ‘97 CN Alumni Association President

Alumni Association Committee

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s each student graduates from Cardinal Newman, they automatically become a member of the Alumni Association.

In May, we welcomed 131 new alums from the Class of 2014! The Alumni Association Committee meets monthly to discuss ways of involving our alums of all ages, and ways to support the school through the Association. Many events are supported through this association including our Fun in the Fall Wine & Beer Tasting event, our annual Career Day, our annual Golf Tournament, our Quarterly Alumni Luncheons, and our Homecoming festivities. The committee is always looking to have more alums involved and return to campus. If you are interested in being an Alumni Association Committee Member or for more information, contact Nick Werle at nick.werle@nationalds.net.

Alumni Committee Members Ed Hilario ‘83 Brian McGee '86 Karin Salling UHS '89

Kevin Brenk ‘96 Will Lockwood ‘97 Nick Werle ‘97 Andrew Sousa ‘09

Alumni Calendar 2013-14

Cardinal Newman Reunions

July 31

August 9, 2014 Howarth Park and Equus in Fountaingrove For more info, contact Paige Mazzoni, paigemazzoni@gmail.com or Therese, terrilg@aol.com

Fun in The Fall Alumni-Hosted Wine & Beer Tasting Heavy hors d’oeuvres and Dancing (great venue for class reunions!)

Class of 1984 – 30-Year Reunion

Class of 1994 – 20-Year Reunion November 1, 2014 Cardinal Newman Athletic Convocation Center For more info, contact Spencer Higgins, spencer.t.higgins@gmail.com

Class of 2004 – 10-Year Reunion To be determined

Alumni Quarterly Luncheon – 12:30 Jake’s Place on the CN Campus FREE lunch on campus for all alums!

September 20 October 15

Alumni-Hosted Career Day (consider being a Career Day speaker!)

October 24

Homecoming Game & Alumni Hospitality Tent under the lights!

January 29

Alumni Quarterly Luncheon – 12:30 in CN ACC FREE lunch on campus for all alums!

April 30

Alumni Quarterly Luncheon – 12:30 in CN ACC

FREE lunch on campus for all alums!

May 28

25th Annual Alumni Golf Tournament

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2014 GOLF TOURNAMENT

24th Annual Alumni Golf Tournament – A SUCCESS!

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ur new golf tournament location, Windsor Golf Club, proved appealing this year as it brought in over one hundred golfers to play in the 24th Annual Alumni Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 29, 2014. It was a perfect day for golf and golfers were able to enjoy a full 18 holes!

Once golfers were registered and collected their raffle tickets, mulligans, and tee prizes, they enjoyed lunch before heading out to the course.

As soon as the carts hit the course, golfers discovered that they would be “Golfing Around the World”, finding holes representing different countries such as Germany, Italy, China, Mexico, Japan, France, Ireland, Cuba, and America. Golfers enjoyed food and/or drink on almost every hole, making for a very festive event. On Hole #3, Passport Photos were taken by Dirk Bietau (www.dirk.com) as golfers enjoyed a layover by relaxing with cigars donated by CigarBQ, and taking advantage of a photo opp with former Dallas Cowboy player, Larry Allen, a Hall of Fame inductee. Golfers also had the chance to win a car thanks to Silveira Buick GMC for making a hole-in-one car available!

Following 18 holes of golf, participants gathered in the club’s beautiful outdoor reception area for drinks and a fabulous Mexican buffet.

Golfers and guests enjoyed the evening as they shared stories and viewed the auction items, raffle prizes and tournament trophy with names of past winners engraved.

Special thanks to Mr. Bill Rousseau, ’75 for serving as our auctioneer this year. The final paddle raise during the live auction will help to fund the Alumni Endowment Scholarship Fund. We also want to thank some of our community auction donors: our golf cart sponsor, M.A. Silva, USA; an auction donor, Allan & Kimberly Henderson; and Eagle Distributing. Your generous support is greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Don't miss out on next year's golf tournament, May 28, 2015!

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Thank you to our event Sponsors!

Golf Cart Sponsor M.A. Silva USA

Flag Sponsors

Alpha Fire Suppression Systems CN Dads’ Club CN Moms’ Club Morgan Stanley/Smith Barney, E. John Evans The Murphy Family The Ratto Group, Louis Ratto ‘91 Wright Contracting, Inc.

Tee/Green Sign Sponsors

Armstrong Paper Group, Sam Parcher ‘89 ATECH Warehousing & Distribution Brenk Insurance, Kevin Brenk ’96, Will Lockwood ‘97 Central Valley Environmental CigarBQ, Hans Dippel Costeaux French Bakery & Café, Will Seppi ‘93 Eagle Distributing, Mickey Head G&G Market, John and Carol Drake UHS ‘81 Hitmen Pest Control Koch Construction Company Lindsey Ehrilicher – Realtor & Eugena K – Home Stager Home Run Pizza, Del Whitehead ‘81 Moss Adams LLP, Ty Pforsich ‘79 National Document Solutions, Nick Werle ’97, Matt Werle ’92, Mike Werle ‘99 Nike Golf, Jeff Wear ‘93 North Bay Basketball Academy North-Cal Fire Equipment, LLC Ryan Mortgage Shapiro, Galvin, Shapiro & Moran, Dan Galvin ‘72 Signs Par Excellence, Mike Flanagan Silveira Pontiac Buick GMC, Scott Silveira ‘82 Summit State Bank T&B Sports, Mel Arnerich Ursuline Alumnae Association

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alumni news KEEPING IN TOUCH

Richard Dobbins, Class of 2010

Andrew Dobbins was part of an exclusive team of students that built a house for the 2013 Solar Decathlon. The bones and sinews of the house are steel and bamboo, and coursing through it is electricity powered by the sun and also water-warmed by the sun. Energy-efficient, water-efficient, and Tahoe blue in color, it’s an abode that delights the thousands of visitors who cross its threshold and who imagine themselves living here. As a student at Santa Clara, Richard served as the Lead Electronics Engineer to the project.

Christina Messer, Class of 2008

Christina went to California Lutheran University where she graduated with a math major and played water polo all four years. After graduating, she was hired at Cardinal Newman High School to coach water polo and swimming. She currently teaches Math, Biology, and PE, and is the head coach of the water polo women's team and both men’s and women's swim teams. She is finishing up her teaching credential at Sonoma State and states that she could not have picked a better place to work!

Tyler Doherty, Class of 2001 Bridget Doherty, Class of 1996

Tyler and Bridget own and manage Cal-West Rentals and Encore Events Rentals together. Cal-West Rentals is located in Petaluma and services the construction industry all over the Bay Area. Encore Events has locations in Petaluma, Healdsburg, and St. Helena and is proud to be the premier event rental company in Sonoma and Napa Counties.

Michael Wear, Class of 1997

Michael and his wife just had their first baby, born on 5-5-2014, a little girl . . . Ava Grace Wear. They reside in Marin County and he currently works as a Deputy District Attorney for the County of Marin.

Jarrod Dillon, Class of 1996

Living in San Diego, Jarrod and his wife, Monica, just celebrated their 5-year wedding anniversary. They have two daughters, Riley (3) and McKenna (6 months). After playing football and graduating at University of Oregon, Jarrod started a career in sports marketing. He is currently Vice President, Corporate Partnerships at the San Diego Padres.

Thomas Dunlap, Class of 1993

Thomas currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and two children, ages 11 and 8. He is the Chief Production Officer at a global advertising agency, 72 and Sunny.

Aaron Preston, Class of 1991

Aaron is an Associate Professor and Chair of Philosophy at Valparaiso University in Valparaiso, IN. He teaches and writes on the history of philosophy, ethics, and the philosophy of religion. He is married to pianist, Nicole Lee. They have two children: Ethan (10) and Eden (7)

Daniel Zabatta, Class of 1990

Daniel currently lives in Mentor, Ohio, with his wife of 19 years, Chrissie, and his 12- year- old twins Matthew and Olivia. He is Active Duty Navy and his current position is Leading Chief Petty Officer of Navy Recruiting Station Mentor.

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Tony Lombardi, Class of 1985

Tony is the Founder of Lombardi Wines and the Director of Brand Management & Public Relations at the renowned Kosta Browne Winery, located in Sebastopol, CA.

Alfred Shwayhat, Class of 1984

Alfred holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry from the University of California at Davis, Master’s Degree in Public Health/ Epidemiology from San Diego State University, and a Master’s in Health Care Administration and Doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine from Des Moines University. He is residency-trained and boardcertified in both internal medicine and aerospace medicine, and fellowship-trained and board-certified in endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism. Alfred is a Captain in the US Navy and is currently the Chairman of the Internal Medicine Department at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego. He lists his two children, Ellen and Joseph, as the source of his greatest pride.

Yvonne Adams (Maffia), Class of 1983

Yvonne and her husband, Logan, have been working as a real-estate team, together, for the past 21 years. Currently, working for Re-Max Central SR, they are specialists in the real estate market within the Fountaingrove community, where they also reside. She also has a passion for tennis where she plays on multiple tennis teams.

Mary Beth Moreno ( James), Class of 1983

Mary Beth is married to Bob Moreno and they live in Santa Rosa.

They have four children, three of which attended or currently attend Cardinal Newman: Tim ’11, Chris ’12, Julie ’15 and Kenny entering 6th grade. She currently works in San Francisco for UC San Francisco, Division of Experimental Medicine, as a Research Specialist working on preclinical testing of anti-HIV drugs.

Fred Bush, Class of 1978

Fred is currently a grant writer in Reno, NV. He enjoys competitive shooting of sporting clays and skeet, while also taking part in amateur photography. He is married to his wife, Victoria.

Brian Dolan, Class of 1978

Brian is the Community Development Director for the City of Pleasanton, which is the city department responsible for city planning, building, engineering, and traffic engineering. He lives in Moraga with his wife, Allison, an attorney, and two kids, Brandon (19), a freshman at CU Boulder, and Maddie (16), a sophomore at Campolindo High School.

Tim Rued, Class of 1968

Tim has returned to Santa Rosa after an absence of 23 years. He and his wife, Margie, have been married for 32 years. They have 3 grown daughters and 3 young grandsons. While retired from other employment, he is still playing his music on the fiddle for both business and pleasure, giving lessons, playing for retirement homes, and playing for events such as festivals, weddings, etc. He has been to Europe several times and professionally conducts folk culture tours of Sweden every few years.

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re you new to the Cardinal Newman community? Do you wish you knew more of our fabulous parents and students at the school? Well, we want to get to know you! There are many great ways to get involved here at Newman, and you don’t need to chair a large fund raiser or head up a large committee to do it. Take a look at the many groups that make up our volunteer community at Newman and see if anything appeals to your talents and interests:

Moms’ and Dads’ Clubs Support Newman!

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his year’s Moms’ Club generously donated gifts totaling over $4,000 in support of Grad Nite & the new landscaping at the Retreat Center. Our Dads’ Club gifts in support of Teacher Wish Lists items, Intersession, Grad Nite and the new Women’s Locker Room totaled over $6,000! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Parents’ Association:

The Cardinal Newman Parent Board works toward building a community within our school and we are always looking for creative and energetic parents to work on committees. It is a great way to meet new parents and be involved in our wonderful community. If you are interested in being a Parent Board Member or for more information, Contact: Catherine Buse @ busefamily4@gmail.com CN Website: Parent Tab/Parent Association

Boosters:

The CN Boosters are committed to supporting our student-athletes, coaches and the Athletic Department with consistent hands-on involvement primarily through volunteering at sporting events. If you are interested in being a Booster Committee Member or for more information,Contact: Carol Drake cdrake@sonic.net CN Website: Athletics Tab/Boosters

Alumni Association Committee:

As each student graduates from Cardinal Newman, they automatically become a member of the Alumni Association. Last May we welcomed in 127 new alums from the class of 2014! The Alumni Association Committee meets monthly to discuss ways of involving our alums of all ages, and ways to support the school through the Association. Many events are supported through this association including our annual Career Day, our annual Golf Tournament, our Quarterly Alumni Luncheons, and our Homecoming festivities. The committee is always looking to have more alums involved and return to campus. If you are interested in being a Alumni Association Committee member or for more information,Contact: Nick Werle @ nick.werle@nationalds.net CN Website: Alumni Tab/Alumni Association Committee

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FUN IN THE FALL

Saturday, September 20, 2014 Cardinal Newman Gym

Moms’ Club:

The Moms’ Club is open to all moms, alum moms, grand-moms, and friends of Cardinal Newman. Monthly meetings are held and all are invited! Contact: Jill Scott @ jillescott@sbcglobal.net CN Website: Parent Tab/Moms’ Club

Dads’ Club:

The Dads’ Club is open to all dads, grads, grand-dads and friends of Cardinal Newman. Monthly Dads’ Club dinners are held at different venues and are a great way to meet new friends. If you are a dad, grad, granddad or friend, you are already a ‘member’ of the Dads’ Club! So plan to join them for the next Dads’ Club dinner! Contact: Darrell Bertacco @ darrellbertacco@comcast.net CN Website: Parent Tab/Dads’ Club

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Alumni-hosted Wine & Beer Tasting, Dancing and FUN!

ome and celebrate Cardinal Newman’s 50th Anniversary of Excellence in Education as we host this year’s Fun in the Fall! Join the fun and catch up with fellow parents and alums as we gather local wineries, breweries and restaurants for an evening filled with great foods and drink, dancing and good times. Visit us at cardinalnewman.org .

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here are several ways you can enjoy tax deductible benefits by donating to Cardinal Newman High School. Below are just a few ways to support your charitable objectives. Visit our website under Giving Tab for more options.

The Newman Fund

Fund A Future – Tuition Assistance Program

The Newman Fund was established in 2004 to encourage and recognize the loyalty and support of alumni, parents and friends. The Newman Fund gifts, which are primarily unrestricted (meaning the donor allows CNHS to determine how the money is used), relieve the burden on tuition and assist with the school’s daily needs. Our annual student-designed Christmas Card sent to our community each year offers an annual opportunity to support Cardinal Newman through the Newman Fund.

Plan to attend the Fund A Future – Tuition Assistance Luncheon on Thursday, April 23, at John Ash & Company restaurant to support this program. More information will be available on the website.

FUSE

Faith Unity Spirit Excellence

Faith – rooted in the Catholic faith Unity – unified in a shared responsibility Spirit – inspired by the spirit of community Excellence – committed to excellence in all endeavors

Realizing the value of a Cardinal Newman High School education and the needs well beyond basic tuition, parents share in the investment of excellence in education. We ask each new family to attend a FUSE presentation during the start of their first year at Cardinal Newman to learn of the program’s history and the goals for the coming year. We are fortunate to have received FUSE pledges from many of our school families, offering unrestricted funding to the operating budget.

Our tuition assistance program offers families with a financial need, the opportunity to attend Cardinal Newman. Without this program, many would be turned away. Our new program ‘Fund a Future’ will offer the needed funds to allow all students the opportunity of a Cardinal Newman education.

Named Endowments & Memorialize a Loved One Cardinal Newman High School (CNHS) and Angela Merici John Henry Newman Foundation (AMJHN) have developed the Named Endowments on the opposite page.

PEACE

Planned Estates Aiding Catholic Education The future of Cardinal Newman is further secured through the PEACE program. PEACE is a collection of ways to name Cardinal Newman as a beneficiary of your estate in order to leave a legacy, set an example of stewardship, and/or protect assets from excessive taxation.

Recognition is given for all gifts received by the school. Below are the different Recognition Societies that welcome your support.

Online gifts can be made for all programs by visiting our website at www.cardinalnewman.org Cardinal Newman Gift Recognition Societies The Merici-Newman Society - $100,000 and above …our best Society - $50,000 - $99,999 The Heritage Society - $25,000 - $49,999 The Patron Gift Society - $15,000 - $24,999 The Benefactor Gift Society - $5,000 - $14,999 The Gold Circle Society - $1,500 - $4,999 * The Cardinal Gift Society - $500 - $1,499 The Friendship Gift Society - $1 - $499 *Donors giving at $1,500 or above annually are enrolled in the President’s Cabinet and invited to an annual celebration.

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Cardinal Newman High School has developed the following Named Endowments for Tuition Assistance over the last four decades:

gift of education lasts a lifetime. A gift of an educational endowment last forever. There is no better way to memorialize a loved one or honor a life well lived. Cardinal Newman High School (CNHS) and Angela Merici John Henry Newman Foundation, Inc. (AMJHN) have developed the following Named Endowments for Tuition Assistance. The growing legacy of Cardinal Newman is preserved with over $2,870,000 of endowment funds whose earnings help to provide tuition assistance funds each year.

In Memory Of

AMJHN General Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) AMJHN Special Needs Endowment (AMJHN) Bertoli Family Scholarship Fund (CNHS) Cardinal Newman Alumni Association Endowment Fund (CNHS) Cardinal Newman Scholarship Fund (CNHS & AMJHN) Carniglia Family Scholarship (AMJHN) Charles W. Dahl Fund (CNHS) Class of 1972 Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) Dennis Crandall Scholarship Fund (CNHS & AMJHN) Dyer Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) Farkas Fund (CNHS) Fr. Francis Ralph Memorial Fund (CNHS) Gary Heck Fund (CNHS) Ina May Larkin Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN) John & Maureen Geary Endowment Fund in Honor of Tom Hawes (CNHS) Louis and Alice Moratto Scholarship (AMJHN) Lyle Ann Arizu Sarubbi Endowment (AMJHN) Mabel and Carlton Spridgen Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN) Mary Lynch Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN) Matthew Ellis Scholarship Millicent A. Stephens Memorial Fund (CNHS & AMJHN) Molinaro Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) Mrs. Richie Heck Fund (CNHS) Murphy Family Endowment (AMJHN) Paul V. Wright Fund (CNHS) Peter N. Eiermann Fund (CNHS) Quock Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) Ragsdale Family Endowment Fund (CNHS) Renee Lee Memorial Endowment Fund (AMJHN) Sarah Russell Memorial Scholarship Shapiro Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) Sister Mary Dresser Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN) Spridgen Memorial Scholarship The Mark D. Robeson Fund (CNHS) The Trione Family Fund (CNHS) Thomas Aquinas Scholarship Fund (CNHS) Thomas DeMeo Memorial Fund (CNHS & AMJHN) Thomas Walters Fund (CNHS) Truesdell Family Faculty Endowment Fund (AMJHN) Ursuline Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN) Winters Family Endowment Fund (CNHS) These Named Endowments were begun with gifts that exceeded a total of $10,000 for the endowment. Feel free to contact Mrs. Terri Derr, Director of Advancement, at 707-546-6470 ext 117 for more information about Named Endowments.

Ketron Financial, LLC GHD Daniel and Julie Brinker Cardinal Newman Faculty & Staff

In Memory of Rose Aguilera Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of Frank Bufano Nancy Bufano Michael and Sherry Franchetti Allen and Yvonne Garayalde Dorothy Frank Irene and Louis Martin

In Memory of Marcia Jayne- Gummer Michael and Sherry Franchetti

In Memory of Sandi Codding Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of Judy Collamer Regina Torr In Memory of Frank Costaglio Charlene Moratto In Memory of Michael DeBonis Peter Boschetti In Memory of Rosemary Destruel Scott and Ann Cromie In Memory of Lee Devencenzi Anthony and Pat Devencenzi David and Char Devencenzi

In Memory of Nancy Hall Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of Patricia E. Hatter Percy-Marie Lacy In Memory of Pete Hill Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of Barbara Konicek Michael and Sherry Franchetti Daniel Galvin Cardinal Newman Faculty & Staff Jack and Judy DeMeo In Memory of Doreen Kramer Regina Torr In Memory of John LeBaron Regina Torr

In Memory of Rosemary Destruel Michael and Sherry Franchetti

In Memory of Vernon F. Lightfoot, MD Scott and Ann Cromie

In Memory of Francis P. Diamond Dick and Angie Colombini

In Memory of Steven Mache Daniel Galvin Daniel and Julie Brinker

In Memory of Kathleen Gorsky Charlene Moratto In Memory of Clement 'Ting' Guggiana John and Andrea Barella Gary Vice Dick McConkie Donald and Diane D'Ambrogia Jack and Judy DeMeo Frank and Lorraine Castelli Virginia Pyke Marvin and Joyce Sharpe Rocco Bassignani Marie Belden Clemente and Mary Cittoni Steve and Deborah Fucile Irene and Louis Martin Kenneth and D. Blackman Henry and Eileen Trione David and Jan Gervais Carol Guanella Jean Destruel Charles Bartley Beverly Stumbaugh James and Janice Jordan Robert Gong-Lowe Muegge Baldi Hardcastle Dick and Angie Colombini Freeman and Donna Born Chet and Noelle Dangremond Doug and Judy Buttke Marlene Blair Tuttle's Pharmacy Robert and Audrey Muelrath Daniel Galvin Charlene Moratto Frank and Elvera Seghesio Harold and Dorothy D'Ambrogia

In Memory of Bob Marshall Gloria Leandro In Memory of Barbara Molinaro Dick and Angie Colombini Cardinal Newman Faculty & Staff In Memory of Virginia Lee Noonan Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of Peter O'Flaherty Allen and Yvonne Garayalde In Memory of Sam Pullaro Regina Torr In Memory of Joe Rocco Ting Guggiana In Memory of Dave Ruef Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of Irene Moratto Smith Charlene Moratto In Memory of Millicent Stephens Clay and Anne Stephens In Memory of John 'Jack' Taylor Joanne Galvin Daniel Galvin In Memory of Samira Hitti Traboulsi McCormick & Co. Homes & Loans In Memory Sister Ursula, OSU Norma Person

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SAVE T HESE DAT ES - 2014-2015!

AUGUST

JANUARY

Mother/Daughter Brunch Sunday, January 11, 2015 John Ash & Co. - Santa Rosa

Parent Welcome Dinner Thursday, August 21, 2014 6:00 – 8:00pm - Jake’s Place Welcome Dinner for all CN parents

Ursuline Alumnae Association Crab Feed Saturday, January 24, 2015 1964-2014 Cardinal Newman Gym All are welcome in support of the UAA Scholarship Fund.

Parents Back to School Night & Wine & Cheese Social Tuesday, August 26, 2014 5:30pm – Wine & Cheese Social – Jake’s Place 6:30pm – Back to School Night FUSE Meetings New CN Families only - Attendance at ONE meeting is requested.

Monday, August 25th at 7:00pm in CN Library OR Thursday, August 28th in CN Fireplace Room

SEPTEMBER

Fun in the Fall Saturday, September 20, 2014 5:00 – 11:00pm - Cardinal Newman Gym Parents, Alums, Faculty & Friends are invited for a casual social event to kick off the new school year and celebrate our 50th anniversary. Enjoy the alumni-hosted Wine and Beer Tasting, Food Stations and Dancing!

Father/Son Mass & BBQ Sunday, September 28, 2014 9:00am - Cardinal Newman ACC

OCTOBER

Jog-A-Thon Wednesday, October 1, 2014 Cardinal Newman Track Annual student-run fundraiser in support of athletic facilities on campus Alumni-Hosted Career Day Wednesday, October 15, 2014 All Freshmen, Sophomores & Juniors attend Career Sessions hosted by CN alums.

Spring Legacy Gala Saturday, March 21, 2015 Parents, Alums, Faculty, Benefactors, and Friends are welcome for our formal dinner, dance and auctions.

Mary Agatha Furth Center – Windsor

APRIL

Texas Hold 'Em Poker Tournament Saturday, April 18, 2015 Annual poker tournament in support of CN Baseball and Softball programs Cardinal Newman Gym Fund A Future!

Tuition Assistance Luncheon Thursday, April 23, 2015 John Ash & Co. – Santa Rosa

MAY

Alumni Golf Tournament Thursday, May 28, 2015 Parents, Alums, Faculty, Friends are welcome for golf, dinner, auctions and awards.

Windsor Golf Club

Homecoming Game & Alumni-Hosted HospitalityTent Friday, October 24, 2014 CN Football Field

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MARCH

Prom Saturday, May 2, 2015 Hornblower Cruises – San Francisco Bay

Ursuline Alumnae Association Polenta Feed Saturday, October 18th, 2014 Cardinal Newman Gym All are welcome in support of the UAA Scholarship Fund

QUESTIONS? Contact Advancement Office 707.546.6470 Terri x117 Kathy x121 Lisa x116

Father/Daughter Dinner & Dance Saturday, February 7, 2015 Hyatt Vineyard Creek – Santa Rosa Mother/Son Mass & Brunch Sunday, March 1, 2015 Hyatt Vineyard Creek - Santa Rosa

President’s Wine Reception Monday, September 15, 2014 Welcome our new President, Laura Held 6:00 – 8:00pm - Nectar at Hilton Sonoma Wine Country in Santa Rosa

Homecoming Dance Saturday, October 25, 2014 CN Gym

FEBUARY

FREE T UI T ION RAFFLE

Congratulations Miksis Family for being the 2014-2015 Tuition Raffle Winner!

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ou too could win FREE tuition for a year! Purchase your tickets online!

Great odds with only 300 tickets sold! Buy a raffle ticket for your chance to win fee tuition for the 2015-2016 school year for one student.

1 ticket - $100 3 tickets - $300 + 1 FREE ticket

5 tickets - $500 + 2 FREE tickets 10 tickets - $1,000 + 5 FREE tickets

A minimum of 130 tickets must be sold to ensure the success of the raffle. One Winner will be selected at the Cardinal Newman Spring Legacy Gala on March 21, 2015.

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ADMISSIONS CALENDAR 2014-15 RegistRation and FReshman oRientation Tuesday, August 12, 2014

8th gRade PReview day

Monday, October 27, 2014 Prospective 8th grade students should attend 8th Grade Preview Day! Begins and ends in the CN ACC Building

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Sunday, November 2, 2014 Sunday, December 7, 2014

Mission

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ur mission is to educate our students in the wholeness of mind, body, and spirit through the teachings of Jesus Christ as proclaimed by the Catholic Church. Our students learn to apply leadership skills and talents in service to others. We challenge each student to work to his or her highest potential in the lifelong pursuit of learning and excellence.

Admissions Process 5 Steps to Becoming a Student at Cardinal Newman 1. Call or email Pat Piehl, Admissions Office to get on our mailing list 707-546-6470 ext. 120 or piehl@cardinalnewman.org 2. Visit our campus - Come to an Admissions Event or schedule a Shadow Day . (RSVP online at cardinalnewman.org) 3. Take the STS Placement Exam.

(This exam is only for applicants for the 9th grade)

4. Complete an application - Application documents are available online at www.cardinalnewman.org 5. Interview-Parents and student meet with a member of the CN faculty.

Saturday, December 6, 2014

aPPlication FoR admission

Admission Applications for the 2015-2016 school year are due Monday, December 15, 2014.

student/Family inteRviews

Please submit the Interview Reservation Form, or call the Admissions Office at (707) 546-6470 x120 to confirm your interview appointment Saturday, January 31, 2015 OR Saturday, February 21, 2015.

Interviews are scheduled by appointment when families complete the interview reservation form. Submit your interview reservation form along with your admission application.

WELCOME BACK DINNER!

Kick off the new school year at our annual Welcome Back Dinner hosted by our Parent Association! Mark your calendars for Thursday, August 21, 2014 at 6:00pm Jake’s Place under our covered eating area.

Catch up with fellow CN parents and reconnect

HOW TO REACH US Cardinal Newman High School 50 Ursuline Road Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Main Phone: 707-546-6470 Fax: 707-544-8502 Email: info@cardinalnewman.org

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The Trinity is published 3 times a year by Cardinal Newman High School. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of this publication. Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and report them to Terri Derr at 546-6470 x 117

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