2015 Annual Report Trinity (December 2015)

DECEMBER 2015

TRINITY

A NEWS MAGAZINE FOR THE CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY

2015 ANNUAL REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS Principally Speaking . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

SPORTS UPDATES

Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Fall Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Scholar Athletes & Teams . . . . . . . . . . 24

Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

ALUMNI

Introducing Fr. Moses Brown as Chaplain. . . 5

Career Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

PROFILES & GIVING

Super Bowl- High School Honor Roll . . . . . 26

Leinen & Scrivanich Families . . . . . . . . . 6 Academic Support Center . . . . . . . . . . . 7 STUDENT LIFE

College Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 International Student Program . . . . . . . . 9 Oxford Scholars - Fall . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Freshman/Sophomore Retreats . . . . . . . 10

ANNUAL REPORT & ANNUAL FUND

Annual Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Info Graph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Annual Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 ENDOWMENTS

Memorialize a Loved One . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Annual Giving Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 FACULTY & STAFF

Service Learning Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

New Faces at Newman . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Community-Based Service Learning . . . . 12

Admissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

Junior Ring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

SUPPORT

Jog-A-Thon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

FREE Tuition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

The Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Engraved Paver Fundraiser . . . . . . . . . 46

ASB/Homecoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Save the Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Honor Rolls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Fun in the Fall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

MISSION Our 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.

HOW TO REACH US Cardinal Newman High School 50 Ursuline Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95403 P: 707.546.6470 • F: 707.544.8502 Email: info@cardinalnewman.org Advancement/Fundraising P: 707.546.6470 x117 • F: 707-544-8582 Terri Derr: derr@cardinalnewman.org Alumni Relations/News P: 707.546.6470 x116 • F: 707.544.8582 Lisa Sousa: sousa@cardinalnewman.org

PUBLICATION ADVISOR: Lisa Sousa | sousa@cardinalnewman.org DESIGN LAYOUT: Mary McEwen | Design Girl Graphics PHOTOGRAPHY: Jim Rael Photography | Josh West | Lifetouch | Many Volunteer Parents PRINTING: All-American Printing, Petaluma, CA The Trinity is published three times a year by Cardinal Newman High School. Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of these publications. Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and report them to Terri Derr at 707-546-6470 x117.

PRINCIPALLY SPEAKING Graham Rutherford “Alumni” is an easily-used term, often mentioned as an extension of any school’s purpose. Knowing how many there are, where they are, and what they are doing now, can be a bit of information and a reminder of a school’s reach; I know when my Santa Clara magazine arrives, I look first at the alum news, scanning for names I know. All institutions hope that their alums will support them too, at events or by gifting. What I experience here at CN is the remarkable variety and care our alums have for the school and each other. In that, I also include Ursuline Alumnae, from the ones I went to school with to the ones I taught. Now under one inclusive name, “Cardinal Newman” remains a wider community and its alums continue to spread out and about.

This school year, we see more alums involved with the school than ever. In that, I also include parents of alumni, for they are bonded into this community by both welcome and involvement. From our teachers to support staff to the Board and beyond, we have alums involved. When we had Open House this year, I talked with ten different alums who were there with their children; looking at the list of other interested people, I saw more names I recognized. At the Fun in the Fall event, not only did we have generations of alums, but the class of ’75 used the gathering as a reunion gathering, including my sister who came to see old friends again. The Advancement Office helps support the alums and hosts drop-in events too where alums can network and connect; I always see someone I have not seen in awhile, a time that warms and recalls time shared together. Homecoming is largely for current students with the game and dance having outsized influence, yet it is truly a coming home for many and a place where the alums can gather and enjoy. Near that same time of year is our Career Day, filled with alum and parent speakers willing to share their experience and advice. This year my eldest son, only two weeks out of the Marine Corps, spoke to those interested in the military, an alum talking to those who sit where he did only five years before and able to relate to their questions. Current students heard from a quality group of people, who not only shared their work purpose but their life purpose. In that, the emphasis on service, a strong mark of a Cardinal Newman education, came through for many younger ones to hear for they will too soon be gone, away to learn more, and hopefully willing to lead and help others.

While my wife and sons say going to places with me in Sonoma County just means running into people I know, I see it as a chance to reconnect and build upon common experiences, as those people are usually ones I know from our school community. It means enjoying a current event with students and parents, along with the strong alum representation of those who come to see how things are going now. An example would be this year’s football game at Windsor, where I live, as the 2015 CN Varsity NBL Champions finished undefeated in league play and prepared for playoffs. After a thrilling JV game tied at the end, I spoke with Coach DJ Sexton ’04; we shared our views about the growth and progress of his team. Nearby was Ryan Vice ’90, whose sophomore son, Caleb, was playing. I talked with alum parents about how their families were doing, several alums introduced me to their young children, stating their grade and when they would be coming to CN. Then Nick Stephenson ’85, stopped by, along with Randie Babbini ’89, who had brought his son. From my student time, I saw Tom O’Hair ’78, and Marc Opperman ’79, going up into the stands with them to watch the game. Welcoming us to sit with them were Pete Boschetti ’79 and Pat Broderick ’79, along with Adam Lewis ‘96 and sons. We shared stories and memories in between, going back and forth from past to present to future possible. While the time is brief together, an hour or two, much is accomplished in these shared bonds. That is not naming all the alums I saw or spoke with at one game, just ones I had the chance to share more time with. But it does capture how easily we can come together and that most every school event has an alumni connection; you just need to go and you will be reminded of where you are from, and who you are.

From others, we also can see ourselves through their eyes. We see what God reveals when we are present to others. As Cardinal Newman said, “God shall call on me, and I will hear the Lord.”

BOARD OF DIRECTORS TEEJAY LOWE

HEATHER DEMARINIS

TED GRAFE

MIKE TAMAYO

Chairman of the Board – All Committees

Enrollment

Advancement/Alumni

Advancement

TIM BUCHER

JOHN DYBCZAK

EMILY HARRINGTON

LAURA HELD

Vice Chairman – Technology/Curriculum

Buildings and Grounds/Finance

Advancement/Alumni

President

KEVIN MCCULLOUGH

TAMMY DYER

ROBIN LEINEN

GRAHAM RUTHERFORD

Secretary – Buildings and Grounds

Enrollment

Enrollment

Principal

TOM BENTON

DON EDGAR

ROBERT MUELRATH

FR. MOSES BROWN

Finance

Buildings and Grounds/Finance

Enrollment

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Laura Held I write to you today with great excitement and enormous pride as the Cardinal Newman community undergoes a significant change in order to continue to create an educational environment rich in excellence, challenge and commitment to our mission, for meeting the needs of our students.

In an effort to increase student productivity, creativity and innovation, we are actively engaging our faculty and support staff in initial discussions and professional development opportunities identifying how to incorporate the expanded use of technology while using individual student and teacher devices as learning and teaching tools. We will continue to build the success of our school-wide academic programs ensuring that Cardinal Newman High School advances its reputation where students seek a level of excellence in learning.

The construction of our first major academic facility upgrade, a new state-of-the-art three-classroom laboratory Science building is nearly completed. Â We remain committed to our strategic and master site planning process, allowing for the prioritization and identification of future building projects which will enhance and support our academic programs.

Most recently we have sent you an important invitation to participate in our Fund A Future Annual Pledge Program. Working together as parents, alumni, and alumni parents to provide additional revenue for academic programs, co-curricular programs, and tuition assistance creates the success and possibility for more students to take advantage of a Cardinal Newman education. We remain enthusiastic about the challenge of working together as one community furthering the future of Catholic college prep education at Cardinal Newman High School.

We thank you for your continued support and partnership. I hope you will enjoy this version of our Trinity Magazine, finding stories of our recent successes and our exciting new programs, as we continue to work to strengthen our current priorities as an outstanding Catholic high school in the North Bay. Sincerely, Laura M. Held President

TO VIEW THE 2015/2017 Strategic Plan visit: www.cardinalnewman.org/About/ Governance/Strategic Plan

President LAURA HELD Principal GRAHAM RUTHERFORD Chaplain FR. MOSES BROWN

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Cardinal Newman High School

Assistant Principal for Counseling & Student Support DOUG KIRK

Assistant Principal for Instruction & Student Life RICH HERRMANN Assistant Principal of Curriculum & Assessment SHERIANN SIMPSON Personal Counseling ELFIE BAILEY ED CUTLER

College Counseling MARY EUPHRAT BEVERLY FULLER MARTHA KING TRACY WILLIAMS Advancement Director TERRI DERR Admissions Director PAT PIEHL

Athletic Director JERRY BONFIGLI Business Manager KATHY LYDON

Introducing Fr. Moses Brown as Cardinal Newman’s new Chaplain Cardinal Newman is proud to welcome Fr. Moses Brown as our Chaplain.

As a Sonoma County native, Fr. Moses attended the SRJC and Sonoma State University before entering the seminary. He is a wonderful addition to the ministry of the school, serving as Chaplain and teacher, as well as a positive role model within the Cardinal Newman community.

“I love being the new Chaplain at Cardinal Newman High School for many reasons. I knew that I would be teaching and preaching, but I also became involved in types of ministry that were new to me. I can’t share all of those ways in one article, but I can share one that is really enjoyable. We all know that the Chaplain ministers to the needs of the students, but he also ministers to the needs of the faculty. This includes supporting them as they pray in their classrooms or teach lessons rooted in some part of the Catholic tradition. There are Catholic aspects of Social Studies, Art, Physical Sciences and Literature. I am amazed at the contributions Catholic people have made to the development of these fields. For example, it was a Catholic priest who first had the idea of some kind of “Big Bang”. His idea was that the universe could not have been always existent or eternal. Many physicists at the turn of the century believed this. If the universe itself is eternal, what then of God? And what then could we say of the fact that things appear everywhere to have a beginning and an end? In exploring the physical aspects of the world and what we can observe in the greater universe, physicists gave the theory of the structure it has today. Simply put, the universe appears that it had some starting point. We still do not really know how big it is or what is in every part of it. According to Scripture, God knows the foundations of the universe and understands the nature of reality, because He made everything. (Job 38-40) It brings joy to my heart to think about all the wonderful contributions Catholics have made to the arts and sciences throughout human history. It also brings me a lot of hope to think about all that our Cardinal Newman graduates do and will do in the future for the advancement of human knowledge and the authentic development of the human person.”

- Father Moses Brown

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PROFILES & GIVING

PROFILES & GIVING The Cardinal Newman High School community is both honored and thrilled to accept two new endowed gifts with investment proceeds to be used to support the new Academic Support Center.

Robin and Chris Leinen, parents of twins, Maggie and Max, Class of 2013, have generously named their gift, The Elfi Bailey Endowment, honoring the work, dedication and tremendous commitment performed

by Mrs. Bailey, member of the Counseling Department, while working to support the academic goals and educational endeavors for hundreds of students at Ursuline High School and now at Cardinal Newman.

Leinen Family

Robin and Chris contribute enthusiastically because they “believe that the Academic Support Center is an important piece of the academic puzzle for Cardinal Newman”. The Leinen Family gift allows us to provide students with extra resources and academic assistance for our students’ learning process. Additionally, and under the direction of Kris Davison, Academic Support Center Director, we will pursue an organized program approach for providing parent education evenings targeted on topics of diverse learning styles.

Our Academic Support Center efforts have also drawn the generosity from Becky Scrivanich and Luke Scrivanich, parents of Luke Scrivanich II ’10, Lena Scrivanich UHS ’11, Marigrace Scrivanich ’13, Nick Scrivanich ’18, and Eric Scrivanich ‘20. The Scrivanich Family has named their gift the Luke Scrivanich II, Class of 2010 Memorial Scholarship. Becky and Luke proudly honor Luke, “who devoted his life to serving his friends and family in time of need.” This memorial scholarship comes as a loving tribute to Luke, to the current and future Cardinal Newman students who are academically successful and would benefit from taking their talent to the next level.

This tremendous support confirms our goal for offering an Academic Support Center philosophy, which creates a niche that no other school in our surrounding area offers. Our program support will include helping students assess, identify and Scrivanich Family advocate for their individual needs, while developing practical skills to carry with them as they enter college and participate in their global learning community following graduation.

If you would like to make a contribution to either of these endowed scholarships or if you wish to give an endowed scholarship supporting our Academic Support Center please contact Kathy Badger, Associate Advancement Director, 707.546.6470 x121 or badger@cardinalnewman.org.

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ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER (ASC) The 2015-16 school year marks the commencement of Cardinal Newman High School’s Academic Support Center (ASC). The mission of the ASC is to provide the support needed to allow all Cardinal Newman High School students to become successful learners.

This support includes assisting students in academic and world strategies that will allow them to become self-advocates by knowing and understanding their own personal strengths and challenges. Our goal is to create a positive learning environment where all learners are supported in the way that encourages optimal learning and personal growth. Students will discover the accommodations that will aid them in their endeavors at Cardinal Newman, while developing a “set of tools” to take with them after high school.

Ms. Kristina Davison, licensed in both general and special education, is Cardinal Newman’s full-time Director of the Academic Support Center. In addition to working with students during the school day, Ms. Davison aides CN faculty by introducing new teaching strategies and showing how to make accommodations for students who have learning differences. There are several programs in place that will aid students who have been diagnosed with learning differences. Cardinal Newman High School is happy to offer this new program to our students.

“Not all those who wander are lost.”

- J.R.R. Tolkien

“Travel often. Getting lost will help you find yourself.”

- Holstee Manifesto “Wherever you go, go with all your heart.”

- Confucius

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COLLEGE COUNSELING CARDINAL NEWMAN’S COUNSELING DEPARTMENT provides comprehensive counseling services to meet the personal, academic, and college/career counseling needs of each student. Our seven counselors and supervised intern(s) work with students and their families to help them navigate their way through the high school experience. Our Licensed Marriage Family Therapist and Pupil Personnel Services Counselors offer our students and their family comprehensive and confidential professional counseling to support students’ personal growth and academic progress. Services include individual and family counseling, crisis intervention and referrals to, and collaboration with, community resources. The College/Career Counselors work with students to monitor individual academic progress and goals, offer guidance during the college admission process, and provide Standardized Testing opportunities and strategies. Additional events including family Sophomore Planning sessions, Class-level Parent Nights, Financial Aid Information Nights, College Testing Nights, and other special programs give parents and students further opportunities for academic, personal and college/career guidance. Our newly-opened Academic Support Center provides ongoing support for our students displaying documented learning needs to achieve academic self esteem and become successful learners in the Cardinal Newman community. This support includes facilitating self-advocacy and helping students to understand the accommodations that will assist them as they move forward both here at Cardinal Newman and in their post high-school endeavors.

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CARDINAL NEWMAN RECEIVES FULL SIX-YEAR TERM OF ACCREDITATION FROM WCEA After an 18-month accreditation process commencing in May 2015, Cardinal Newman High School received a full six year term of accreditation from the Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA).

This is granted when a school earns high accolades in the areas of academic excellence, Catholic identity, co-curricular programs, student support, and effective strategic planning and fundraising. This accreditation affirms the professionalism, care and commitment to the moral and spiritual education of our faculty, staff and school leaders, and is supported by outstanding student achievement and the support of our parents and community.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROGRAM

The Cardinal Newman High School International Student Program provides opportunities to students from other countries to prepare for college in the United States. In its sixth year, the program is currently comprised of students from Austria, China, Denmark, Japan, and South Korea. There have recently been students enrolled from Germany, Italy, and Spain as well.

While students from many of the European nations come for a single year or semester, the students from the Asian countries choose to attend Cardinal Newman for greater educational opportunity, with plans to earn college degrees in the USA. Senior spotlight: Zhen Hu, pictured here with her host parents Marc and Carolyn Selivanoff, has performed in the “So Show Me” talent show every year. Zhen has taken full advantage of the many opportunities at Cardinal Newman by competing in Tennis and running for the Track and Field team.

She is currently earning a grade point average above a 4.0.

Cardinal Newman High School invites our wonderful community of families to host international students for one or multiple years. Many parents have chosen to host students after their seniors graduate and move to college. For families who think their household may be a good fit to host an international student at Cardinal Newman.

Contact: Mr. Pat Piehl at piehl@cardinalnewman.org, or by phone at 707.546.6470 x120.

OXFORD SCHOLARS- FALL

This year’s Oxford Scholar students are: Spencer Almy

On November 17, 2015, in the Fireplace Room, the Newman Oxford Scholars gathered for dinner and to present their topics to an audience of families, teachers, and fellow students from the Political Club. The Election of 2016 was the focus and the students chose topics about issues they believe will play a role in the voting decisions next year. Well fed by Chef Thom of Epicurean and staff, eschewing the traditional rubber chicken type food of political dinners, the Scholars gave insight and evidence in a reasoned and thoughtful evening of presentation and questioning. Wide-ranging from World Affairs to Domestic Policy to Civil Rights, the students submitted their papers ahead, we posted them online for wider review, and they defended their work live. Jeff Scharfen, Esq., and CN English teacher, again reviewed the work and posed the questions. From the quality of thought, we have much to look forward to for their Spring Presentations in April 2016.

Trevin Anderson-Soria Lauren Bollinger Andrew Calhoun Connery Gschwend Julia Hasson Colin Imm Roisin Lafferty Ian McMullen Alexandria Mitrovich Heather Rosenberg Julien Segre Marina Vidaurri

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Freshman Retreat

“JOURNEY”

The Freshman Class Retreat centered on the theme of pilgrimage. The aim of the retreat was to help the freshmen understand that their high school experience, and life itself, as a pilgrimage; a journey during which they experience the presence of God and the support of family and friends. The actual journey to Cloverleaf Ranch also served as an opportunity to strengthen the friendship and camaraderie of the class.

The students gathered at the Cardinal Newman ACC with their pilgrimage group led by, in most cases, the same Link Crew leaders from freshmen orientation. The Link Crew, trained by Mrs. Alice Meyer, did an outstanding job in providing the freshmen with quality group facilitation. Faculty members also joined the groups and spent time getting to know their students outside the classroom.

Senior Campus Ministry class students helped prepare the day’s activities and served as peer leaders during the retreat. Our chaplain, Fr. Moses Brown, sent the students off on their pilgrimage with a blessing.

Groups posed for photos as they began their trek through our neighbors, the Sieberts, vineyards. Soon the freshmen reached their destination of Cloverleaf Ranch, owned by Ursuline alumna, Shawna DeGrange ‘00.

The freshmen spent the morning enjoying the outdoors as they played games, spent time in reflection and shared in small groups to get to know each other better. The students enjoyed a lunch from Home Run Pizza served by parent volunteers. The retreat culminated in group presentations reflecting their retreat experience.

All in all, the freshmen began their high school journey with a fun day of bonding and shared experience.

Sophomore Retreat

“CALLED” This year our Sophomore Class Retreat took place on two consecutive Mondays in September at the nearby Mary Agatha Furth Center. Though the students were grouped by gender, both retreats focused on the theme of being called – called to holiness, called to community and called to service.

The boys’ retreat began with Stephen Morris, Director of Youth Ministry for the Diocese of Santa Rosa, delivering an inspiring talk on the personal call to holiness. The day continued with high-energy activities as well as small group discussions. The sophomore boys wrote notes of encouragement and assembled more than eighty “blessing bags” filled with small toiletries, snacks and personal items for local homeless shelters to distribute.

The girls’ retreat included a thoughtful opening message and prayer from Fr. Abel Mena. The girls enjoyed engaging large group activities and lots of small group discussions and bonding.

Senior students from ASB and Campus Ministry classes volunteered their time to act as small group leaders and offered words of wisdom to the sophomores at both retreats. Many faculty and staff members joined the retreats and enjoyed the time getting to know their students outside the classroom. Although physically not far from campus, the students were truly able to take a day to be in fellowship and community, relax, play and pray together.

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SERVICE LEARNING FAIR

• 2-1-1 referred by the Volunteer Center

Monday, August 24, 2015

• Memorial Hospice

Thanks to the many agencies listed to the right that were able to send representatives to our Annual Service Learning Fair.

This is nowhere near an exhaustive list. We sent over eighty invitations and work regularly with many cash- and personnelstrapped non-profits and we fully-understand the demands on our service partners, and we are grateful to those who were able to take the time to join us for the day. Many non-profit companies listed below are providing mentors and work closely with our students providing them immeasurable opportunities. We hope our students gained broad exposure to much of the good being done in our broader community. Thank you!

• Love Manifest

• Extended Child Care • Catholic Charities Family Support • Center and Restyle Market • Villa Capri at Varenna • Charles M. Schulz Museum • Redwood Empire Food Bank • Community Support Network • Sonoma County Family Y MCA • Seeds of Learning • Catholic Restorative Justice Ministry

We could not have had such a successful event without our parent volunteers! CN parents helped in every aspect of the day such as helping with meals and treats, decorations, set up, servers, flower arrangers, and greeters to help our visitors feel more comfortable.

Thank you to Anne Del Monte, CNHS Service Coordinator, for organizing this day and to the CBSL Team and Religion teachers who supported her!

• Kid Street Learning Center • Archbishop Hanna High School • Special Olympics • Down Syndrome Association North Bay • Girl Scouts of Northern California • Redwood Gospel Mission • City of Santa Rosa, Recreation and Park • St. Vincent de Paul Society

Father-Son Mass & Barbecue The annual Father/Son Mass & Barbecue was held on Sunday, September 20, 2015. This is a special day for fathers and sons, grandfathers and uncles to spend time with each other. Following Mass, guests were divided into groups, rotating between sports: basketball and sack races. It’s fun to watch the dads and sons playing together as teammates. The “competitive” sports day ended with a delicious hot dog barbecue.

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CBSL

COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICE LEARNING The 2015-16 school year is off to a Service work is performed within the great start in the world of service area of our Catholic Social Teachings, projects. After having developed and includes work with these Service and proposed their senior project in Project Categories: the spring semester of junior year, • Education • At-Risk Youth the class of 2016 has engaged in the community, working toward • Elderly Care • Impoverished accomplishing the formal goals of • Environment • Disenfranchised their service projects. Their efforts • Health are supported by both English and Religion teachers, as well as community mentors. The scholarly research they completed as juniors is now being used to address the social issues of their service work. Seniors are tracking their efforts by creating and regularly-updating a service project portfolio which includes their Proposal, Contract, Goals, Scholarly Research, Time Log, Journal Log and overall evidence of service work. In addition, seniors have created a Weebly Service Project webpage that allows for creative postings of English, Religion and CBSL curriculum. These websites will be made available to the public in April when Senior Boards take place. Our English department has been instrumental in establishing this move toward integrating technology into the CBSL curriculum.

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The class of 2017 has formally started to investigate and establish service projects of their own. Junior students have obtained a copy of the Service Project Booklet, Instruction and Guidelines. The first step taken by our junior students has involved becoming familiar with the overall service project process through instruction from their Religion teachers. There has been a formal meeting between junior and senior students where advice was offered in regards to developing projects. The service project advice given to the junior class by the senior class was a valuable lesson. Currently, the junior class is to completing service hours investigating potential projects and formally proposing these project ideas. Upon our return from Christmas break the class of 2017 will refine their project ideas and formalize them by completing a service project contract, goals, and complete scholarly research addressing the social issue of their proposed service projects. By the end of the third quarter, these projects will be well underway and will be carried-out through their senior year.

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We thank you God for the food we eat.

We thank you God for the air we breathe.

We thank you God for the people in our life.

We thank you God for all the good things you give.

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“CHERISH YESTERDAY, LIVE FOR TODAY, REACH FOR TOMORROW”

2015 JUNIOR RING CEREMONY Marking the passage of the Junior Class of 2017 into the community of Cardinal Newman upperclassmen, this year’s Junior Ring Ceremony was a memorable event. Each junior received a Saint Christopher medal symbolizing the transitional journey that junior year represents, as well as a prayer for prudence as they move forward this year. In addition, each junior received a Holy Card of Saint Francis.

The medals, cards and rings were blessed by Fr. Moses.

As families and parents watched, and as the Saint Francis prayer was sung, juniors processed into the gym where the tone of the ceremony was one of respect and honor.

President Laura Held opened the ceremony with a deeply thoughtful reflection of the theme chosen by the Junior Class Council “Cherish Yesterday, Live for Today and Reach for Tomorrow”.

Ursuline High School alumna, Christina Messer ’08, and Principal Graham Rutherford ’77 shared what their Junior Ring ceremonies meant for them and how, as the years have passed, the significance of community has come full circle.

Many junior students commented that this ceremony truly represented a milestone in their high school career and one that reminded them of the responsibility they hold as upperclassmen.

JOG-A-THON

The Cardinal Newman Jog-a-Thon took place on Wednesday, September 30, 2015, where students circled the track to raise funds for their school. It’s not too late to support your favorite jogger or make a tax-deductible gift in support of a mobile snack bar and a classroom heating/ cooling system!

The annual jog-a-thon has brought many exciting things to campus in the past, such as football field lights, field house/snack shack, women’s locker room and shower facilities, and expansion of field bleachers to name a few. This is the only student-run fundraiser Cardinal Newman holds and we encourage students to have a vested interest in the jog-a-thon goals and expect 100% participation. This year, we worked with an outside company to reduce our fundraising costs by utilizing a more tech-savvy email/texting system rather than disbursing the high costs associated with paper, copying and postage required to send the thousands of letters out to possible donors. Show your support and encouragement by making a gift today! Thank you to all who so generously support Cardinal Newman High School.

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THE ARTS

“Godspell” -Dramatic Arts Production

The Cardinal Newman Dramatic Arts Department presented the Rock Musical, “Godspell”, for the 2015 Winter show. Directed by Dramatic Arts Director, Carl Hamilton, with three performances at the Raven Theater in Healdsburg on November 19, 20 and 21, the show featured 12 songs and 8 dances. Sonoma County Musical Director, Lucas Sherman, along with Choreographer, Holly Sheen, began rehearsals in late August.

“Godspell” was the first major musical theatre offering from 3-time Grammy and Academy Award-winner Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Pippin, Children Of Eden); and it took the world by storm. Led by the international hit, “Day By Day”, “Godspell” features a parade of beloved songs including “Prepare Ye The Way Of The Lord”, “Learn Your Lessons Well”, “All For The Best”, “All Good Gifts”, “Turn Back, O Man”, and “By My Side”.

In this production, a small group of people help Jesus Christ to tell different parables by using a wide variety of games, storytelling techniques, and a hefty dose of comic timing. An eclectic blend of songs ranging in style from pop to vaudeville is employed as the story of Jesus’ life dances across the stage. Dissolving hauntingly into the Last Supper and the Crucifixion, Jesus’ messages of kindness, tolerance, and love come vibrantly to life.

“Godspell” featured 10 Cardinal Newman actors, Shannon Stark, Leonette Miksis, Stephanie Azcarate, Maya Cerney, Jasmine Janisch, Liliana vanZutphen, Bella Bellizzi and Faith Lee. Seniors Victoria O’Neill and Alexandra Relota provided technical assistance backstage.

Arts at Cardinal Newman & Intersession

The Cardinal Newman High School two-day Intercession Program will happen January 7th and 8th. The Arts are again well represented. Some of the favorites from last year are back again, some with a few new additions. Our photography teacher, Rory McNamara, will be taking students to the Laguna De La Santa Rosa to practice landscape photography before gathering in the classroom dark rooms to develop the images with some further manipulation in Photoshop. More photography experiences are to be had with English teacher, Eleanor Trent’s, intercession class. She describes it as “… fun and wildly creative photography that seeks to capture the periphery, the liminal, the not-quite apparent parts of our experience. See what emerges in random photos – those things on the edge that we tend to miss because they can’t be codified. “ Dramatic Arts students will study four of the major stage plays that have been adapted to the screen, Into The Woods, Damn Yankees, The Crucible and Cabaret. Drama teacher, Carl Hamilton, will lead and direct the discussion and analysis before and after the students view each production.

Gabrielle Thompson, Newman’s dance teacher, will take a group of dancers to San Francisco for a day of intensive dance workshops and classes at the OCD Dance Studio. Joey Castor and Garrick Maul will be leading an Art Welding workshop in a fully-equipped studio. By the end of the session, each student will have produced either abstract or representation works with guidance from the directors. This popular session allows students to work with real welding equipment and metals.

Morris Acevedo, the Cardinal Newman music teacher, will take students interested in music studio production, digital filmmaking, animation, graphic design, motion video graphics, and more on a tour of several creative hot spots in the Berkeley and Emeryville area, including the Expressions School, the California Jazz Academy, the Crucible School of Industrial Arts, followed by tours of some area concert halls. The day will conclude with a dinner in Berkeley at Shattuck Avenue’s Gourmet Ghetto.

There are many more creative intercession classes led by various faculty and staff members. This is a wonderful program modeled after intercessions which regularly take place at other high schools and colleges.

Performance wise, the Drama Department’s production of the world famous musical, Godspell took place on November 19th through 21st. The Dance Department’s production featuring greatest hits from Broadway Musicals took place on December 1st & 2nd. There will also be an evening winter music concert with the Ensemble Class and various members of the Guitar Class on Dec. 7.

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STUDENT LIFE

ASB & HOMECOMING Homecoming is a time for alumni to return to their school and show their spirit, reconnect with old friends and teachers, and root their team to victory! In honor of this tradition, we examined the ladies in our senior class and determined who should represent our school at the game.

The homecoming queen nominees are those young women who embody the spirit of Cardinal Newman: school spirit, a fun-loving attitude, charisma, and service. The In November, 2015 homecoming nominees were elected through anonymous voting conducted by ASB sponsored each student at Cardinal Newman. Congratulations to Amara Ortiz, Kathleen Mateo, “Movember”, a Roisin Lafferty, Montana Farrow, Ali Mitrovich, Lauren Bollinger, Marina Vidaurri, Kayla moustache-growing Cameron, Megan Moore, and Grace Foell. contest raising The princesses were accompanied by their fathers and chauffeured onto the field in money for Prostate classic cars during halftime of the varsity football game against Rancho Cotate High Cancer. A select School. The student body voted in anonymous ballot boxes for the Queen after the group of students, Homecoming Rally. The young woman who was elected Homecoming Queen for faculty and staff 2015 is Kayla Cameron. members will be The ASB student leaders planned for months to put on a successful Homecoming growing moustaches Dance. On October 10th, “Fire & Ice” whisked our students away to fun music in an effort to featuring Plural Music Company, a candy table in the ice room, a photo booth, and a achieve the best lounge area! An amazing time was had by all, faculty and students alike! look. The contest ran through the end Throughout the Fall ASB will be hosting various events to help promote school of November and camaraderie such as tailgates, rallies, and movie nights. In addition, Cardinal Newman will be voted on by High School will also participate in Battle of the Fans. Battle of the Fans is an effort to those faculty/staff encourage sportsmanship from the fans at various sporting events at schools within members already the NBL and SCL leagues. This year we have created a Movember group of young men to compete in who can grow the best mustache on campus; proceeds go to having hair above prostate and testicular cancer research. the lip. We will let you know the results In December ASB will host a Rose City Rally to promote the Rose City Basketball of this in our next Tournament hosted at Cardinal Newman High School. We will also help promote Arts Trinity edition!

Alive! which happens in April of 2016. ASB’s final big day will be Day on the Green,

MOVEMBER

happening in May – getting everyone excited for graduation and the end of another great school year. ASB will assist in promoting dances, games, rallies, and designing spirit memorabilia (Danger Zone and 6th Man shirts) – helping to keep school spirit alive year round!

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FIRST QUARTER PRINCIPALS LIST & HONORS PRINCIPAL’S LIST (GPA 4.0 or Better)

SOPHOMORES Alvarez, Ava

von Brauchitsch, Luke

West, Katherine

Vreeland, Isabelle

Wolmuth, Molly

FRESHMEN Almy, Olivia

Barbour, Bentley

Wang, Ziqi ( Jeremy)

Young, Benjamin

Barrington, Beau

Webb, Tal

Almy, Mary

Bertero, Sophia

Williams, Samantha

SENIORS Almy, Spencer

Anton, Daniela

Bonzi, Jordan

Woods, Ava

Anderson Soria, Trevin

Ammons, Lindsey

Backen, Samantha

Boschetti, Mark

Zichichi, Steven

Azcarate, Gabrielle

Anderson, Aubrey

Bellizzi, Maria

Braun, Kasey

Zimmer, Aislinn

Bauer, Brock

Angel, Julio

Bianchetti, Stefano

Bruno, Harrison

Berg, Mackenzie

Bucher, Jenna

JUNIORS Allen, Maranda

Bollinger, Lauren

Bigattini, Giuliano

Botka, Benjamin

Berglund, Ella

Born, Olivia

Conti, Samuel

Anderson, Daniel

Buhman, Jade

Bernal-Skala, Diego

Cargill, Avery

Curran, Clare

Beyer, Olivia

Buse, Christopher

Bollinger, Camille

Christy, Gavin

Farber, Brendan

Borg, Parker

Calhoun, Andrew

Braun, Frank

Cordova, Layla

Filice, Julianna

Brooks, Hunter

Dexter, Nickolas

Capurro, Nathan

Craig, Madeleine

Foster, Maddisen

Bucher, Steven

DiMassa, Kevin

Castaneda, Linda

Daniel, Kabir

Grant, George

Burrell, Ethan

Doolittle, Seth

Ceja, Isabella

DeMarinis, Lexi

Greenband, Carleigh

Castaneda, Gladys

Eakin, John

Cerney, Maya

Donnelly, Garrett

Gruber, Matthew

Chai, Yu (Christina)

Farber, Devin

Citti, Isabella

Faust, Lauren

Hall, Nicholas

Clark, Brianna

Farrow, Montana

Cose, Grace

Figueroa, Madeleine

Hornbostel, Carlin

Clark, Noel

Flanagan, Kevin

Dicochea, Massimo

Forsell, Matthew

Joslyn-O’Rourke, Maria

Cullen, Sean

Foster, Connor

Duffy, Ryan

Daly, Michael

Fu, Lijiang (Massie)

Erwin, Isabella

Dawson, Samantha

Gschwend, Connery

Flowers, Sean

Fanucchi, Elena

Hanspal, Aman

Foley, Elizabeth

Gamba, Natalia

Harrison, Adrienne

Garrett, Anisa

Gilson, Danielle

Hasson, Julia

Goan, Nolan

Goan, Melissa

Hodes, Samuel

Jones, Melina

Goldberg, Tia

Hoppe, Johann

Keshishian, Kaitlyn

Hanley, Kathleen

Houlihan, Sean

Lamperti, Gianni

Hartmann, Anna

Hu, Zhen (Rita)

Lewis, Kaden

Heath, Eliana

Imm, Colin

Mabry, Emma

Hextrum, Taylor

Jacobsen, Laura

Martin, Caroline

Holden, Rupert

Keenan, Nicholas

McLaughlin, John

Knapp, David

Knowles, Chase

McPhee, Grace

McNeany, Patrick

Lafferty, Roisin

Mickaelian, Taylor

Murray, Jack

McMullen, Ian

Murray, Jordan

Musser-Kirby, Christopher

Mitrovich, Alexandra

Negri, Ana

Moore, John Paul

Pahlavan, Spencer

Nonella, Grace

Nam, Yoonsoo

Rosenblad, Ian

Olsen, Caroline

O’Neill, Victoria

Rudoni, Mitchell

Pham, Thaouyen

Palmer, Reed

Sandoval, Salvador

Rebello, Juliette

Rosenberg, Heather

Silveira, Isabella

Schafer, Natalya

Rubattino, Connor

Steverson, Noah

Shaw, Connor

Rubio, Ivan

Sutherland, Sophia

Stewart, Ashley

Stafford, Jack

Sweeney, John

Urasaki, Alexander

Uebel, Nicholas

Taurian, Mario

Vice, Megan

Van Prooyen, Matthew

Tekle, Samra

Walker, Lauren

Vidaurri, Marina

Thompson, Charlie

Herrfeldt, Jordan Imm, Cade Janisch, Jasmine Jannicelli, Lauren Johnson, Katelyn Larson, Lillian Larson, Will LeBerthon, Chauncey Lim, Jayden Loughner, Lucas Lynch, Caleb McCormick, Ciaran McCormick, Mikayla Moreno, Ally Olsen, Christian Parry, James Pisors, Carissa Roman, Anthony Roy, Keely Smith, Keegan Sorensen, Andrew Tannous, Tony Tett, Porter Van Milligen, James Vice, Skylar Vidaurri, Marcus West, Sarah Westby, Carsten 16

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Klee, Megan Klein, Jordan Lafferty, Padraig Lafranchi, Marco Lepe, Ava Ling, Zhihao (Martin) Marotto, Dario Mauch, Harrison McDermott, Alexandra McDermott, Patrick McDermott, Michael Mello, Madison Munsell, Gary Natale, Dominic Pires, Christopher Prado, Fernanda Price, Kieran Rago, Philip Robertson, Haley Robinson, Ryan Ryan, Kaitlyn Scrivanich, Nicholas Seely, Finn Skinner, Madelin Swenson-Aguirre, Gabrielle Trevena, Joseph

Walsh, Sean

FIRST HONORS (GPA 3.5-3.99) FRESHMEN Aldridge, Elena Alexander, Kenny

Titone, Haley

Tosti, Elizabeth

Guerrero, Andres

Shureen, Madeline

Graniss, Taylor

Holdredge, William

vanZutphen, Savannah

Hall, Marissa

St Peter, MacKenzie

Grant, John

Ivancovich, Niko

vanZutphen, Liliana

Irvine, Britta

Torr, Kyle

Head, Brycen

Johnson, Alexander

Vu, Augustine

Justice, Natalie

Yparraguirre, Julie

Henderson, Jasmine

Karuza, Jordan

Wall, Nicholas

Khapenkov, Albert

Hernandez, Nicholas

Latham, Madison

Wright, Ella

Matossian, Preston

SECOND HONORS

Holtschult, Spencer

Lee, Christian

Yamamoto, Kotaro

McChinak, Chad

(GPA 3.0-3.49)

Karuza, Jillian

Li, Jianlin (Irene)

Zichichi, Nicholas

Miller, Lauren

Kesecker, Lauren

Matulaitis, Matthew

SOPHOMORES Bentham, Jacob

Moro, Isabella

FRESHMEN Apodaca, Jacob

Killeen, Cassandra

Murphy, Mkayla

Najera Roque, Brandon

Beerbower, Stephanie

Kitchen, Nikko

Nguyen, Thomas

Cavallo, Dante

O’Brien, Clare

Delzell, Lleyton

Knight, Antonia

Ryan, Charles

Danoff, Kelly

Oliver, Andrew

Dutton, Andrew

Matulaitis, Madison

Schenone, Zachary

Foley, Patrick

Pheffer, Jonathon

Dutton, Karmen

McGregor, Rachael

Schroeter, Charlie

Ford-Barrera, Sheare

Romano, Avery

Evans, Emerald

McKenzie, Brenna

Sheldon, Vaughan

Garzini, Grace

Roseman, Keaira

Facto, Tyler

Milliman, Dain

Silva, Sydney

Hagler, Diane

Shieh, Katie

Farrow, Peyton

Monks, Raymond

Verity, Chandler

Hextrum, Christian

Vinson, Abigail

Frazier, Brendan

Montalbano,Benjamin

Vice-Neat, Hailey

Holtschult, Grace

Webb, Morgan

Gallo, Augustine

Morato, Bradley

Young, Harriet ( Hattie)

Kattengell, Dylan

Xu, Yunfan (Frank)

George, Nicholas

Patrick, Noah

Kohut, Bennett

SENIORS Bertolone, Megan

Huang, Yinghua (William)

Reumann, Tori

SENIORS Beikzadeh, Bella

Robertson, Chandler

Brutocao, Allison

Brueggemann, Lydia

Jordan, Audrey

Schmidt, Alexandria

Dayton, Grace

Meyer, Samantha

Cameron, Kayla

Kahaulelio, Dino

Stromer, Abbygail

DeMasters, Mackenzie

Miller, Ryan

Chen, Silin (Leo)

Kloes, Spencer

Torano, Ryan

Foell, Grace

Moran, Jason

Daniels, Madison

Vice, Caleb

Fulwider-Lopez, Dominic

Nguyen, Kathy

Dayton, Julia

Makarova-Wysocki, Anastasia

DeLorenzo, Lucas

Wang, Muyang (Frank)

Goldberg, Elliott

Schindler, Christian

Mann, Alyna

Seghesio, Joseph

Edgar, Addison

McConnell, Cameron

Winton, Nicholas

George, Jacquelyn

Younce, Deric

Headley, Sophia

Tarnutzer, Dylan

Nielson, Matthew Pelkey, Dylan Reddy, Aryana

JUNIORS Aldridge II, Robert

Kenkel-Danly, Cole

Slender, Bradley

Baker, Cody

Stockham, Grace

McCarthy, Stephen

Boudreaux, Monique

Stoesser, Sean

Moore, Megan

Bourns, Cameron

Taddei, Alyssa

Ostheimer, Matthew

Brookshire, Jordon

Williams, Olivia

Papale, Elissa

Brossard, Sammy

Wolmuth, Christopher

Patin, Michelle

Burke, Colin

Woods, Jake

Raasch, Lexie

Castro, Jacquelyn

SOPHOMORES Alger, Kaitlyn

Siemsen, Maxwell

Codding, Natalie

Silveira, Connor

Bone, Joseph

Daniels, Claire

Botteri, Tyler

Darien, Wyatt

Callahan, Brennan

Dell’Era, Katelyn

Chass, Isaiah

Dove, Gavin

Chen, Jiacheng

Duryea, Jack

Coleman, Dalton

Eliason, Dominic

Consani-Baker, Aliyah

Fernandez, Cameron

Flores, Maiya

Formway, Rylee

Golden, Ryan

Hayman, Gunnar

Line, Hannah Mendoza, Tanner

Taylor-Barry, Ayden

Graniss, Morgan

Tosti, Vincent

Green, Liam

Van Dyke, Andrew

Groom, Colby

Weaver, Grayson

Henry, Cole

Zhang, Zhi (Christy)

Hurwitz, Joanna

Zwyer, Eric

Johnson, Sofie

JUNIORS Bedsole, Grace

Jungferman, Ingrid

Borders, Carlie

Langhals, Kylea

Bozeman, Emily

Massarweh, Charlotte

Brown, Joseph

Mateo, Kathleen

Butler, Jake

Meier, Gabriel

Chappell, Harrison

Ortiz, Amara

DiMarco, Joseph

Ortola, Michael

Douglass, Robert

Palmer, Eric

Dural, Jalen

Pisors, Nolan

Forni, Will

Raasch, Shelbi

Geib, Mary

Relota, Alexandra

Gilmartin, Connor

Ressio, Joshua

Greco, Adam

Robertson, Hannah

Keiser, Rochelle

Golden, Connor Hinde, Adam Madriz, Karinna

Cox, Nate

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FALL SPORTS 2015 MEN’S WATER POLO The Cardinal Newman Men’s Water Polo team braved the early morning practices at SRJC and had a tremendous season.

The varsity boys finished with a final record of 14-11, finishing 6th out of 12 teams in MCAL, led by senior Jack Stafford who set school records in every offensive category for the season and for a career.

Jack finished with over 200 goals scored and was the leading goal scorer in the entire state of California! This year’s team was led by a large group of seniors, Jack Stafford, Devin Farber, Nick Uebel, Elliott Goldberg, Sean Houlihan, Brock Bauer Matt Van Prooyen, Nolan Pisors, Max Mokvyts, and Liam Green. All players had a part in making it to NCS play-offs.

WOMEN’S WATER POLO The women's water polo team has grown in size with a total of 30 girls combined on both teams, JV and Varsity. The Varsity team played well and learned a lot competing against tough competition in the MCAL. The team continued to improve its skills individually and as a team throughout the season.

The team will miss the current seniors’ leadership and heart next year. Alicia Castaneda, Addison Edgar, Megan Cannon, Lilly Scholz, Jacquelyn George and Sophie Headley are the six seniors that will graduate in May. The Junior Varsity team consisted of all new-comers to water polo. They learned a lot and are excited about next year.

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Cardinal Newman had a JV team for the first time in a number of years and we are extremely excited about the future of Cardinal Newman water polo.

Sophomores Sam Conti and Casey Frazier were both able to contribute on the Varsity team this season. The JV team was comprised completely of students that had never played water polo before the season began. They made incredible strides as the year progressed and they had a ton of fun along the way. The coaches couldn’t be prouder of their positive attitudes and team spirit!

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CROSS COUNTRY The term “historic” is often employed haphazardly, but in the case of the 2015 season of Cardinal Newman Cross Country, it is quite poignant. The Varsity Boys team, led by the sophomore tandem of Dominic Natale and Dylan Kattengell, has emerged as a contender for a top-5 finish at the North Coast Section Championships—something a CN boy’s squad has not done since 2011. For the Varsity Girls, they have established themselves as the greatest team in school history, as they have garnered a #2 ranking in the North Coast Section while shattering six school records—four team time marks and two individual marks set by sophomore newcomer Kasey Braun. Overall, five athletes (Natale, Braun, Noel Clark, Eliana Heath, and Lillian Larson) earned AllNBL honors this season, and with only one of 14 varsity athletes graduating, this program is looking to establish itself as an annual contender at the CIF State Championships.

TEAM AWARDS Most Valuable: Dominic Natale, Kasey Braun Most Inspirational: Harrison Chappell, Eliana Heath Most Improved: Dylan Kattengell, Lillian Larson Unsung Hero: Connor Shaw, Isabelle Vreeland Nails Award: Steven Bucher, Megan Klee Glue Award: Matt Ostheimer, Noel Clark INDIVIDUAL Stanford University Golf Course Girls – Kasey Braun Hayward High School Girls – Kasey Braun

SCHOOL RECORDS Team Spring Lake 2.0-Mile Course Girls – Kasey Braun, Noel Clark, Eliana Heath, Megan Klee, Isabelle Vreeland Stanford University Golf Course Girls – Kasey Braun, Noel Clark, ElianaHeath, Megan Klee, Isabelle Vreeland Hayward High School Girls – Kasey Braun, Noel Clark, Isabelle Vreeland, Eliana Heath, Clare Curran Spring Lake 3.05-Mile Course Girls – Kasey Braun, Noel Clark, Eliana Heath, Lillian Larson, Isabelle Vreeland

CHEER A CNHS cheerleader’s season begins during the summer and continues through Football play-offs. In June they began practice, in July they attended a UCA Cheer Camp in Sacramento, and in August they learned their choreography for the upcoming football season. The cheer team continued to practice one day a week as they continued to build their skill set. Although there were only nine girls, this team showed their strength in areas other than numbers. They worked hard, became a very close-knit family, and were very determined to be their very best on and off the field. They held “team dinners” every Friday night before a game, which helped them to build a strong teamwork foundation. For their first season together they represented CNHS very well!

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FALL SPORTS 2015 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The 2015 varsity volleyball team has been very successful! From the time open gyms began in July through November, the season has provided many highlights.

The first glimpse that the Cardinals had a chance to have a truly special season was in September when the team won the Healdsburg Invitational Volleyball Tournament. The Cardinals went 5-0, beating common Division IV teams. The 5-0 start helped the Cardinals jump out to a 10-0 record to begin the season and the team kept moving forward from there.

As the league season began, the competition increased, but the team continued its march forward. The Cardinals beat solid teams from Ukiah, Casa Grande, Windsor, and Rancho. When the Cardinals faced the pre-season favorite, Montgomery, the team found itself on the losing end of the match after defeating the Vikings earlier in the Sonoma Valley High School Tournament.

After a heart-wrenching loss to Maria Carrillo, the team looked forward to the second half of its league season.

The team’s goal was to be a perfect 7-0 in the second half of league and they came only another loss to Maria Carrillo away, going 6-1. The team finished 10-4 in league and 20-5. The NBL Championships were ahead, and the team, who had earned the second seed, was ready to play. After defeating Windsor, the Cardinals played Maria Carrillo once again for the Championship. After one of the most amazing matches played in some time, the Cardinals defeated the Pumas in 5 games, with a score of 18-16 in the deciding game. The win was the first for Cardinal Newman over Maria Carrillo in 14 years and was a great way to send the Cardinals into the NCS tournament.

JV VOLLEYBALL

This year’s JV volleyball team posted a very impressive 21-4 overall record and won the NBL JV championship with 13 wins & 1 loss.

Sophomores Ava Alvarez, Ava Lepe and Kaitlyn Ryan (team captain) consistently demonstrated key leadership that pulled our team together in a number of critical points of close matches.

The team’s play was characterized by a willingness to work hard, trust in fellow teammates and courage in the face of adversity, not normally seen at the JV level. Most importantly, each student-athlete learned to compete in the true Newman spirit and was an outstanding representative of the school.

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The Cardinal Volleyball team entered the North Coast Section tournament playing some of its best volleyball and soundly defeated Roseland Prep in the first round, and Justin Siena in the second. The semi-final match against St. Patrick’s/St. Vincent’s loomed and in the end, the Bruins proved too much for the Cardinals and ended their season one match before the finals.

FROSH VOLLEYBALL This year the Cardinal Newman freshmen volleyball team included 17 hard-working, dedicated players.

The team finished the season with a record of 6-6 with a great performance at the American Canyon Volleyball Tournament finishing in the top 4. Coach Andrews feels blessed to have coached such a great group of players. Many thanks to the team representative, Ellyn, for her team coordination and communication.

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FROSH FOOTBALL

The 2015 freshman football season began with a hard-fought win against a strong Division 1 opponent. Following the win against Napa High School, the team traveled to Stockton to play Saint Mary’s. In week three, the team played their third away game at Clayton Valley to close out the non-league schedule.

After starting the season with one victory and two losses, the Cardinal Newman freshman team opened league play with their first home game against Ukiah. The team put together seven straight victories against traditional league rivals and closed out the season at home against Casa Grande. The Cardinal Newman freshman team outscored their league opponents 223 to 26 and captured a well-earned league title.

The freshman team had many great accomplishments on the field, but the coaching staff was more impressed with the high character of the young men rather than their athletic achievement. The many coaches, teachers and school officials who followed the team this season look forward to watching as these hard-working individuals excel athletically, academically and within the Cardinal Newman community.

JV FOOTBALL

The JV football season concluded with an exciting 14-14 tie to Windsor. The team finished with a record of 9-0-1, an outstanding undefeated season! The players played well together and made the coaches proud every week showing exemplary traits of hard work and determination. Coach Sexton would like to recognize the efforts of his players and the way they played hard every Friday night. The future of Cardinal Newman football looks bright! Coach Sexton would also like to thank his coaching staff, Frank Marshall, Judd Foell, Dan Tynan, Larry Arterberry, and Tyler Laron for their time and dedication to the season!

VARSITY FOOTBALL

It has been a joy to experience the 2015 football season with the young men on this team. It has been a pleasure to watch the seniors grow into the great leaders they have become. The underclassmen have been blessed with great leadership and have learned to work hard to achieve the goals set by the upperclassmen.

The 2015 varsity team is NBL Champion and was seeded second in the NCS playoff bracket before being defeated by Marin Catholic in the championship game. Thanks to the parents and families for all the support you have shown through the journey.

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JV SOCCER With a couple of impressive pre-season victories against neighboring Roseland Collegiate Prep, it seems as if the JV girls were set to begin an excellent season. Unfortunately, and strangely mirroring the varsity team, the team was hampered by a series of injuries all season, with one forcing team captain Haley Robertson out for the second consecutive season (broken ribs last year, and a debilitating concussion this year.) With a unique mix of different strengths, and a wide range of personalities, they competed fiercely during each game, coming together as teammates. At Piner High School, they played an impressive match with only 9 players versus Piner’s roster of 19, and played to a 0-0 draw, eliciting awe and some very nice compliments from the Piner coaches and players. No matter the challenges, they gamely continued to work hard during both practices and games, never giving up, supporting each other, and working as a team every single day. The epitome of never giving up!

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS

“Pink” was the theme in October 2015, as the CN Fall Sports Program raised over $3,000 in support of breast cancer awareness.

The Cardinal Newman High School Fall sports teams raised money through selling 50/50 raffle tickets and baked goods at home games. The monies were given to the American Cancer Society. Thank you to all who support our students and their mission to give back to the community!

WOMEN’S VARSITY SOCCER Even though the team lost two veteran players over the summer to ACL injuries (Julia Hasson and Lauren Miller), with the help of some very talented incoming freshmen they started off dominating, playing extremely well in the preseason and coming into league play with a 5-2 record. With an exceptionally well-played home opener against Rancho Cotati, the team was poised to place high in the league.

In a series of unfortunate and devastating injuries the girls lost three of the freshmen for the season, and the rest of the team was plagued with injuries, including a couple of concussions. In the face of adversity they relied on their team bond and valiantly went on to each competition playing with heart and determination. At times, with only one player on the bench to look to, things seemed very daunting, but they were able to stay competitive, and made it into the opening round of NCS playoffs, where they lost to Petaluma in a very physical game. They gave the season all they had, and to top it off, six players were All-League selections; Megan Bertolone and Amara Ortiz were on First Team, Megan Moore and Dani Gilson were Second Team, and Sheare Ford-Barrera and Maddie Foster each received an Honorable Mention. Well done!

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WOMEN’S TENNIS The CN Women’s Varsity Tennis Team had a very successful season. The Cardinals finished with a 15-2 overall record and a 13-1 league record earning the second NBL title in three years.

With the senior captain leadership in Elissa Papale and Allison Brutocao, the team became stronger with every match played.

Our singles line-ups were lead by Anna Hartmann (12-2 in league), Molly Wolmuth (undefeated at #2 singles), Rachael McGregor (13-1 in league) and Gigi Swenson-Aguirre (undefeated at #4 singles). Our doubles teams were very strong as well. Tasha Schafer and Elissa Papale (13-1 at #1 doubles), Grace Nonella and Natalia Gamba ( 11-3 at #2 doubles), and Ana Negri and Mimi Almy (undefeated at #3 doubles).

Women’s Tennis played Justin Siena at home for the first round of NCS Team Competition.

Anna Hartmann and Molly Wolmuth teamed up to win the NBL Doubles tournament, and represented Cardinal Newman in NCS Doubles competition.

WOMEN’S VARSITY GOLF The 2015 Women’s Varsity Golf season was very good! The girls had a winning season in the North Bay League with an 11-3 record and went on to play in post- season tournaments. Natalie Justice (11) won second place as an individual with a score of 89 and Emily Pham (11) placed third with a score of 91 in the NBL Tournament played at Bennett Valley Golf Course. The team qualified for the North Coast Section Division II Championship and placed sixth overall in that tournament. Emily Pham and Natalie Justice were named All-League, First Team in the NBL and Sarah Knight (12) was named All-League, Second Team in the NBL. Grace Cose (9), Maddy Figueroa (9), and Alexis Allen (12) improved their scores by two strokes during the season, which helped in league and post season play. Addie Matulaitis (10) and Olivia Almy (10) contributed to this season with solid supporting scores in some of our league matches. Beginners Beatrice Njoroge (11) and Lys Taddei (9) round out the golf team, practiced every week, and look to play in future matches. Congratulations Girls! Go Newman!

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SCHOLAR ATHLETES - FALL 2015 3.5 or Greater GPA Required VARSITY FOOTBALL

Vidaurri, Marcus

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DeMarinis, Lexi

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Almy, Spencer

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Wall, Nicholas

9

Jannicelli, Lauren

9

VARSITY MEN’S WATERPOLO

Boschetti, Mark

10

Keshishian, Kaitlyn

9

Bauer, Brock

12

Daly, Michael

11

WOMEN’S VARSITY TENNIS

Lepe, Ava

10

Conti, Samuel

10

DiMarco, Joseph

11

Almy, Mary

Martin, Caroline

9

Farber, Devin

12 12

Dural, Jalen

11

Ammons, Lindsey

9

Murray, Jordan

9

Green, Liam

Knowles, Chase

12

Beyer, Olivia

11

Ryan, Kaitlyn

10

Houlihan, Sean

12

McMullen, Ian

12

Chai, Christina

11

Smith, Keegan

9

Pisors, Nolan

12

Moran, Jason

10

Foley, Elizabeth

9

Titone, Haley

9

Stafford, Jack

12

9

Uebel, Nicholas

12

Van Prooyen, Matthew

12

Murray, Jack

11

Fu, Massie

12

Najera Roque, Brandon

11

Gambe, Natalia

11

Ortola, Michael

12

Goldberg, Tia

11

Palmer, Reed

12

Hartmann, Anna

11

Rubattino, Connor

12

Hu, Rita 12

JV FOOTBALL

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9

Negri, Ana

9

West, Sarah

FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL

JV MEN’S WATERPOLO

Backen, Samantha

9

Farber, Brendan

10

Berg, MacKenzie

9

Gilmartin, Connor

11

Berglund, Ella

9

Mauch, Harrison

10

Castaneda, Linda

9

Scrivanich, Nicholas

10

Citti, Isabella

9

Cordova, Layla

9

VARSITY WOMEN’S SOCCER

Garrett, Anisa

9

Aldridge, Elena

9

Johnson, Katelyn

9

Bertolone, Megan

12

McCormick, Mikayla

9

Ford Barrera, Sheare

10

McPhee, Grace

9

Barrington, Beau

10

Nonella, Grace

11

Gruber, Matthew

10

Schafer, Natalya

11

Hextrum, Christian

10

Silveira, Isabella

9

Hornbostel, Carlin

10

Swenson-Aguirre, Gabrielle 10

Kohut, Bennett

10

Wolmuth, Molly

Lafranchi, Marco

10

Marotto, Dario

10

VARSITY WOMEN’S GOLF

Foster, Maddisen

10

Mendoza, Tanner

10

Almy, Olivia

9

Mickaelian, Taylor

9

Gilson, Danielle

11

Munsell, Gary

10

Cose, Grace

9

Pisors, Carissa

9

Hasson, Julia

12

Schindler, Christian

10

Figueroa, Madeleine

9

Tekle, Samra

9

Hextrum, Taylor

11

Zichichi, Steven

10

Justice, Natalie

11

12

Pham, Emily

11

VARSITY WOMEN’S WATERPOLO

Mateo, Kathleeen

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL

Miller, Lauren

11

11

Bozeman, Emily

11

Ortiz, Amara

12

9

VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

Edgar, Addison

12

Roy, Keely

9

Christy, Gavin

9

Geib, Mary

11

Buhman, Jade

12

Stewart, Ashley

11

Donnelly, Garrett

9

George, Jacquelyn

12

Cameron, Kayla

12

Tosti, Elizabeth

9

Flowers, Sean

9

Olsen, Caroline

11

Filice, Julianna

10

Wright, Ella

9

Goan, Nolan

9

Vinson, Abigail

11

Jungferman, Ingrid

12

9

11

JV WOMEN’S SOCCER

Herrfeldt, Jordan

Walker, Lauren

Klein, Jordan

10

Imm, Cade

9

Walsh, Sean

11

Mello, Madison

10

Webb, Tal

10

Angel, Julio

9

Braun, Frank

Larson, Will

9

St. Peter, Mackenzie

12

LeBerthon, Chauncey

9

Vice, Megan

11

Olsen, Christian

9

JV WOMEN’S WATERPOLO

Vidaurri, Marina

12

Parry, James

9

Bucher, Jenna

10

West, Katherine

11

Craig, Madeleine

9

Garzini, Grace

10

Prado, Fernanda

10 9

Steverson, Noah

9

Langhals, Kylea

Tett, Porter

9

Thompson, Charlie

9

JV VOLLEYBALL

Van Milligen, James

9

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

12

Alvarez, Ava

10

VanZutphen, Savannah

Anton, Daniela

9

Anderson, Aubrey

9

Ceja, Isabella

9

Hagler, Diane

10

Line, Hannah

10

Meyer, Samantha

10

Robertson, Haley

10

Skinner, Madelin

10

Weaver, Grayson

10

Zimmer, Aislinn

10

Bollinger, Camille

9

SPORTS UPDATES

continued

SCHOLAR TEAMS/WEIGHTED GRADES

VARSITY WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Borders, Carlie

11

Braun, Kasey

10

Castaneda, Gladys

11

Clark, Noel

11

Curran, Clare

10

Heath, Eliana

11

Klee, Megan

10

Larson, Lillian

9

Vreeland, Isabelle

10

Williams, Samantha

10

9

VARSITY MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Bucher, Steven

11

Cullen, Sean

11

Kattengell, Dylan

10

Loughner, Lucas

9

Natale, Dominic

10

Shaw, Connor

11

JV MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Bentham, Jacob

10

Chappell, Harrison

11

Meier, Gabriel

12

CHEER Azcarate, Gabrielle

12

Bollinger, Camille

9

Greenband, Carleigh

10

McDermott, Alexandra

10

4.26

Varsity Women’s Waterpolo

3.56

Varsity Men’s Waterpolo

4.00

JV Men’s Cross Country

3.53

JV Volleyball 3.96

Frosh Football 3.48

Varsity Men’s Cross Country

JV Men’s Waterpolo

3.91

3.35

Varsity Volleyball 3.9

JV Football 3.32

Varsity Tennis 3.89

Varsity Golf 3.32

Frosh Volleyball 3.79

JV Women’s Waterpolo

Varsity Women’s Soccer

3.73

Varsity Football 3.15

JV Women’s Soccer

3.7

JV Women’s Cross Country

3.29 3.08

Cheer 3.67

JV WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Erwin, Isabella

Varsity Women’s Cross Country

ALL-LEAGUE RECOGNITION - SPRING 2015 Name Team Position Grade SOFTBALL Jaffe, Emily First Team Utility 12 Knight, Sarah First Team Catcher 11 Raasch, Lexie First Team Pitcher 11 West, Kate Second Team Outfield 10

ALL-EMPIRE RECOGNITION - SPRING 2015 Name Team Grade BASEBALL Clark, Michael First Team 12 Imm, Colin First Team 11 Roeser, Alex First Team 12 Clamar, Cal Second Team 12 SOFTBALL Raasch, Lexie First Team 11

Cardinal Newman High School received the distinguished Elmer Brown Excellence Award from the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) for being the top earner of both academic and competitive pennants in the North Coast Section of schools.

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ALUMNI

SUPER BOWL HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

CAREER DAY

Alumni and CN Community Helps Make Career Day a Success!

Cardinal Newman High School’s Career Day was held on Wednesday, October 14, 2015. Career Day is an opportunity for students to learn about a variety of careers and what it takes to be successful in college and beyond. Thirty-four people, made up of CN/UHS alumni and our community, gave presentations to our students, and discussed what inspired them to pursue their chosen careers, the educational requirements necessary, the rewards and what real-world problems they encountered.

Along with bringing real-world experiences to the table, the alumni discussed the value of their education at Cardinal Newman and the paths they took to get where they are today. Keynote speaker, Judge Patrick Broderick ‘79, Superior Court Judge in Sonoma County, spoke about how important it is to enjoy what you do and how your path may change. He also spoke of how important high school is; how it’s the starting block to everything else that will come in your life. These speakers generously gave their time to share their experiences and advice in classroom sessions.

Thank you to everyone who participated in making Career Day 2015 a success!

Speakers included: Honorable Patrick Broderick ‘79, Keynote Speaker; Steve Harrison, Accounting; Jim Jarrett ’76, Performing Arts; Chris Uebel ’82 & Laurie Uebel, Architecture; Doug Hilberman, Architecture; John Hendrickson, Attorney; Brian Cameron, Aviation; Dave Cox ’78, Audio/Visual Technology; Bob de Lambert ’83, Firefighter; Christine Dotti, Veterinarian; Justin Kelly, Web Design; David Sortino, Psychologist/Counseling; Rick Sheldon, Entrepreneur; Tim Rued, ’68; James Barger, Journalism/Broadcasting; Bob Malone ’75, Civil Engineering, Akhilesh Daniel, Mechanical Engineering; Chris McAdam, Physical Therapist; Dave Almy, Sports Management/Technology; Kathy Larson, Physical Therapist; Dave DeMarinis, General Management; Jerry Mogannam ’96, Dentistry; Eddie Rutherford ’10, Special Forces/Military; Kim Young, Doctor/Nursing; Erin George, Real Estate; Carol Beering, Sales; Ryan Smith, Teacher; Dan Stevens ’85, Finance; Chris Uebel ’82, Architecture; Dustin Valette, Chef; Michael Wear ’97, Attorney; Doug Williams, Firefighter; Brian McGee ’86, Coaching; Mike Nonella ’81, Contractor; Erin Hartman ’05, Fashion Design, John Kelly ’94, Government/Public Administration; Tom Schwedhelm, Law Enforcement; Jack Fitzgerald ’72, Private Investigation; Lisa Duryea, Information Technology (IT); Adam Lee, Vineyard Management.

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CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

On behalf of the National Football League (NFL), Cardinal Newman High School was welcomed into the Super Bowl High School Honor Roll celebrating schools that have contributed to Super Bowl history.

Given that Jerry Robinson ’75 graduated from CN before going on to be a 3-time AllAmerican for the UCLA Bruins, drafted in the first round for to the Philadelphia Eagles where he played in Super Bowl XV, and later playing for the Los Angeles Raiders, Cardinal Newman High School was inducted into the Super Bowl High School Honor Roll. CNHS received a Golden Football to commemorate this honor and it is proudly displayed in the Cardinal Newman Main Office.

ALUMNI CALENDAR 2015-2016 January 11 January 28 February 1 March 7 March 19

April 4 May 9 June 2

Alumni Association Committee Meeting Alumni Quarterly Luncheon – 12:30 ACC Alumni Association Committee Meeting Alumni Association Committee Meeting Come to our Spring Legacy Gala NEW venue: Vintner’s Inn! Alumni Association Committee Meeting Alumni Association Committee Meeting Alumni Golf Tournament – Windsor Golf Club

Alumni Association Committee

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 event, the annual Career Day, the annual Golf Tournament, Quarterly Alumni Luncheons, and Homecoming festivities. The committee is always looking for new alumni involvement. If you are interested in being an Alumni Association Committee Member or for more information. Contact Nick Werle at nick.werle@nationalds.net.

Cardinal Newman Alumni Committee Members BRIAN MCGEE ‘86

KARIN SALLING ‘89

WILL LOCKWOOD ‘97

SAM PARCHER ‘89

KEVIN BRENK ‘96

NICK WERLE ‘97

ANNUAL FUND

ANNUAL FUND Fund-A-Future Campaign

For more than fifty years, just as others have come before us to help fund improvements that meet the needs of the school, we continue to ask for your contributions through our Annual Fund.

Our newly-named campaign, Fund A Future, assures the very best resources for our current students and for those that will follow in their footsteps. This program is the financial foundation to the school’s continuing growth and excellence and helps us deliver our promise to educate our students into persons of faith, intellect and integrity. We ask you to BE A PART OF IT!

Parent Annual Appeal We ask all school families to commit to an Annual Parent Pledge each year in the amount of $2,750 for a single year or $11,000 over the four years their student attends Cardinal Newman High School. Make your gift today!

Alumni Annual Appeal We ask each year for our alumni to “Show their Cardinal Newman Spirit” by making a gift and giving back to their alma mater. Over the years, our alumni have supported many campus improvements including the new Women’s Locker Room, The Field House, The Athletic Convocation Center and the AllWeather Track. Thank you to our alumni who have given generously and continually and are recognized in this Annual Report. Make your gift today!

Young Alumni Appeal We ask our young alums to give a gift equal to the year of graduation.

For example, a student from the Class of 2006 is asked to give $20.06. We hope to recognize many more young alumni in our next Annual Report. Make your gift today!

If you are interested in supporting our Annual Fund, you may make your gift online at cardinalnewman. org or mail your check to CNHS, 50 Ursuline Road, Santa Rosa CA 95403.

M A R K YO U R C A L E N DA R

FUND A FUTURE BREAKFAST THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016 JOHN ASH VINTNERS INN

The generosity shown by our donors creates educational opportunities for hundreds of talented and deserving students who wish to attend Cardinal Newman High School. Our need-based tuition assistance program provides scholars the lifelong benefits of a Catholic, college-preparatory education.

Opportunities to give to “Fund A Future” will be made available at this year’s breakfast celebration.

Keynote speakers and scholarship recipients will share their stories. For your opportunity to give and to be added to the invitation list, contact the Advancement Office by emailing Terri Derr at derr@cardinalnewman.org.

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WITH IMMENSE GRATITUDE, THANK YOU! YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT – OVER $2.5 MILLION – HELPED TO SUPPORT AMAZING PROGRAMS AT CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL IN 2014-2015.

Nearly 20,000 student volunteer HOURS provided to community organizations through Cardinal Newman’s service learning program

COMPLETION OF A

STATE-OF-THE-ART Science center to enhance our Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math programs

99%

of the Class of 2015 is attending college

$2,619,731 Given to the annual fund program for unrestricted use and tuition assistance at Cardinal Newman

$690,000 in tuition assistance was provided to

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of our students

ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 2014 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2015

REVENUE & SUPPORT Tuition & Fees $7,842,450 Contributions, Fundraising, Change in AMJHN Foundation

$2,619,731

Auxiliary Activities $960,772 Interest & Dividends & Gains (Losses)

$57,944

Total Revenue & Support $11,480,897

EXPENDITURES Instructional Salaries & Benefits $6,173,599 Fundraising $405,566 Auxiliary Services $968,282 General, Maintenance, Administrative $2,128,023 Deposits to Endowment & Growth in Assets

$1,805,427

Total Expenditures $11,480,897 REVENUE & SUPPORT

EXPENDITURES

$57,944 $ 960,,772

$ 1,805,427

$2,619,731 $6,173,599

$7,842,450 $ 2,128,023

$ 968,282 $ 405,566

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ENDOWMENTS

NAMED ENDOWMENTS & MEMORIALIZE A LOVED ONE Cardinal Newman High School (CNHS) and Angela Merici John Henry Newman Foundation, Inc. (AMJHN) have developed the following Named Endowments for Tuition Assistance: AMJHN General Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN)

Quock Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN)

AMJHN Special Needs Endowment (AMJHN)

Ragsdale Family Endowment Fund (CNHS)

Bertoli Family Scholarship Fund (CNHS)

Renee Lee Memorial Endowment (AMJHN)

Cardinal Newman Alumni Association Endowment Fund (CNHS)

Robinson/Anderson Scholarship Endowment (CNHS)

Cardinal Newman Scholarship Fund (CNHS & AMJHN) Carniglia Family Endowment – (AMJHN)

Shapiro Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN)

Charles W. Dahl Fund (CNHS)

Sister Mary Dresser Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund

Class of 1972 Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN)

The Mark D. Robeson Fund (CNHS)

Dads’ Club Endowment (CNHS)

The Trione Family Fund (CNHS)

Dennis Crandall Scholarship Fund (CNHS & AMJHN)

Thomas Aquinas Scholarship Fund (CNHS)

Dyer Family Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN)

Thomas DeMeo Memorial Fund (CNHS & AMJHN)

Elfi Bailey Endowment (CNHS) Farkas Fund (CNHS) Fr. Francis Ralph Memorial Fund (CNHS) Gary Heck Fund (CNHS)

Thomas Walters Fund (CNHS) Truesdell Family Faculty Endowment Fund (AMJHN) Ursuline Scholarship Endowment (AMJHN)

Hal Chouinard Technology Endowment (CNHS)

Winters Family Endowment Fund (CNHS)

Ina May Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN)

These Named Endowments were begun with gifts that exceeded a total of $10,000 for the endowment. If you wish to establish a Named Endowment please contact the CNHS Office of Institutional Advancement.

John & Maureen Geary Endowment Fund in Honor of Tom Hawes (CNHS) John M. Fitzgerald Endowment (CNHS) Louis and Alice Moratto Scholarship (AMJHN) Luke Scrivanich, Class of 2010 Endowment (AMJHN) Lyle Ann Arizu Sarubbi Endowment (AMJHN) Mabel and Carlton Spridgen Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN) Mary Lynch Scholarship Endowment Fund (AMJHN) 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)

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Sara Russell Memorial Scholarship (AMJHN)

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

The Cardinal Newman Scholarship Endowment Fund is an accumulation over the years of gifts presented as part of a memorial to honor a specific person. If you wish to memorialize a loved one without establishing a Named Endowment, please know that all gifts made to the Cardinal Newman Scholarship Endowment Fund in honor of a loved one memorialize that person by including him or her in the perpetual prayer offered by all members of the CNHS community at every liturgical celebration throughout every academic year.

Gifts made to the Cardinal Newman Fund in memory of a loved one are welcome, as well.

ENDOWMENTS

IN MEMORY OF ... JULY 1, 2014 THRU JUNE 30, 2015 In Memory of Douglas Ahlstrom

Daniel and Julie Brinker

Daniel and Julie Brinker

Gayle Brinker

In Memory of Jean Dusty Destruel & Rosemary Destruel

Scott and Ann Cromie

Jack and Judy DeMeo

In Memory of Charlene Bunger

Chet and Noelle Dangremond

William Facendini

Daniel and Julie Brinker

Randy and Shelley Destruel

Michael and Sherry Franchetti

In Memory of Lenore Devencenzi

In Memory of Robin Capitani

Rey and Isabel Frimmersdorf

David and Char Devencenzi

Daniel and Julie Brinker

Daniel Galvin

Ken and Suzie Buchignani

Allen and Yvonne Garayalde

In Memory of Francis B. Dupret

Cheryl Ghadban

Bud and Liz Giacomelli

Jack and Judy DeMeo

Henry and Marilyn Hansel

Warren Gomes

Kathy Hunter

Paul Hulsman

In Memory of Tom Farrell

Harry and Mary Law

Jeffrey Latz

Scott and Ann Cromie

Howard and Regina Neace

William and Jean Meddaugh

Michael and Sherry Franchetti

Carole Paynter

Virginia Norman

William and Mary-Louise Reinking

Michael and Nancy Owen

In Memory of Mary Christina’Tina’ Finali

Honora Shipe

Jamie Pavlich-Walker

Chris and Nancy Bentham

Norma Person

David and Catherine Buse

In Memory of Mary Contreras

William and Mary-Louise Reinking

Terry and Sylvia Duffy

Frank and Marion Guillen

Jim and Karen Silveira

Don and Lori Edgar

Paul Spedick

Jeannine Fradelizio

In Memory of Alta Cunningham

Daniel and Amy Tocchini

Gary Frugoli

Michael and Sherry Franchetti

Jim and Carol Underhill

Allen and Yvonne Garayalde

Richard and Marlene Varone

Bruce and Eileen Moore

In Memory of Patricia Dengler

Gary Vice

Mark and Cindy Popovich

Daniel and Julie Brinker

Kay Ward

William and Mary-Louise Reinking

Joel and Harlene Wright

David and Laura Robertson

In Memory of Jean ‘Dusty’ Destruel

Western Woods

O’Brien Watters & Davis, LLP

Jerry and Sabrina Bonfigli

Tuttle’s Pharmacy

Bertolone Realty, Inc.

Thomas Bonfigli

Keegan & Coppin Company, Inc.

Exchange Bank

Mead Clark Lumber

Standridge & Associates

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ENDOWMENTS

IN MEMORY OF ... JULY 1, 2014 THRU JUNE 30, 2015 In Memory of Shirley Fitzgerald

In Memory of John James

In Memory of Young Eagle Smith Jr.

Robert Bailey

Mark and Michele McDonell

Jack and Judy DeMeo

Dick and Angie Colombini

Charlene Moratto

Donald and Diane D’Ambrogia

In Memory of Zachary Kane

Matthew Smith

Nancy Diez

Tiernan Family

Bill and Ann Fisher

In Memory of Frank Lambert

Edna Gaddie Daniel Galvin Marie Laskelle Mauritson Family Vineyards Virginia Pyke

Regina Torr In Memory of Ida Lombardi Charlene Moratto

In Memory of Phyllis Smith Regina Torr

In Memory of John Spillane Regina Torr

Stephen and LeeAnn Reuter

In Memory of Mary McNeany

In Memory of Clay Stephens

Wayside Gardens Mobile Home Park

Daniel and Julie Brinker

Bob and Kitty Angell

MaryLou Winkler

Timothy Bugbee

Daniel and Julie Brinker

Robert and Barbara Cheli

Bill and Molly Buccella

In Memory of Bill Goss

Dick and Angie Colombini

Ken and Suzie Buchignani

Richard and Evelyn McDonell

Anthony and Pat Devencenzi

Eugene Ceccotti

Kenneth and Linda Escobar

Jim and Kerri DiMonte

In Memory of Clement ‘Ting’ Guggiana Lorne Swanets

Michael and Sherry Franchetti

Daniel Galvin

Daniel Galvin

Paul and Sandra Montrone

Joanne Galvin

John and Patricia Shinn

In Memory of Rita Carniglia Hall

Frank and Marion Guillen

Howard and Pamela Simpson

Robert Agrella

Michael and Cathy Kmatz

George Traverso

Ed and Janice Bello

Irene and Louis Martin

Presidio Bank

Henry and Barbara Bisordi

Jim and Debbie McGowan

Summit State Bank

Carol Brown

William and Jean Meddaugh

NORSAR

Carol Clark

Charlene Moratto

Linkenheimer CPA’s & Advisors

Dick and Angie Colombini

William and Mary-Louise Reinking

Zepponi & Company

John and Thea Dolan

Mark and Kathy Trione

Daniel Galvin

Wright Contracting

In Memory of Regina Torr

Robert and Mrs. Gong-Lowe

Colombini Construction

Jack and Judy DeMeo

Jerry and Sheila Jeffry

In Memory of Ed Monahan

Nancy Lambert

Rebecca Johnson

Lynn and Billie Meister

Richard and Evelyn McDonell

Matthew and Laura Laughlin

Samuel Pullaro

Mary Jane Lewis

In Memory of Sharon Moratto

Charles and Judy Viale

George Masolini

Charlene Moratto

Gary Vice

Michelle O’Connor

Autumn Leaves

DF and Marguerite O’Hair

In Memory of Nancy Sahm Revard

Brad and Pamela Simmons

Jack and Judy DeMeo

In Memory of Roger Torre

Gary Vice

Regina Torr

Alice Ward

In Memory of George Skikos

Pisenti & Brinker

Jack and Judy DeMeo

In Memory of Henry F. Trione

Daniel and Julie Brinker

In Memory of Bryan Jamar

In Memory of Jim Skikos

Daniel Galvin

Michael and Sherry Franchetti

Charlene Moratto

In Memory of Ron Whittemore Nancy Moran

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ANNUAL GIVING REPORT CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL JULY 1, 2014 - JUNE 30, 2015

GIFT RECOGNITION SOCIETIES Merici - Newman SOCIETY $100,000 and Up ... our best SOCIETY $50,000 - $99,000 Heritage Gift SOCIETY $25,000 - $49,000 Patron Gift SOCIETY $15,000 - $24,999 Benefactor Gift SOCIETY $5,000 - $14,999 Gold Circle Gift SOCIETY $1,500 - $4,999 Cardinal Gift SOCIETY $500 - $1499 Friendship Gift SOCIETY $1 - $499

To the following families, individuals and organizations we express our sincere thanks.

We are humbled. You honor us greatly with your gifts of cash, in-kind-services, and faithful commitments toward pledges to Cardinal Newman and Angela Merici John Henry Newman Foundation, Inc. This recognition covers the fiscal year July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015.

To all who support Catholic secondary education through programs at Cardinal Newman and …our best, Expanding Traditions we are most grateful. Thank you.

TOUCHING HEARTS. WINNING MINDS DECEMBER 2015 • TRINITY MAGAZINE 33

RECOGNITION SOCIETIES MERICI-NEWMAN SOCIETY Ernest L. and Ruth W. Finley Foundation

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Young Men’s Institute Council No. 40

David and Lisa O’Hara

Steve and Tina Brusnahan

GOLD CIRCLE GIFT SOCIETY

Erik and Deborah Olsen

Brutocao Cellars

HERITAGE GIFT SOCIETY

Operation Goals - CBSL

Joe and Annemarie Bucher

Jesse and Geri Amaral

American Asphalt

Charlie and Lisa Palmer

Peter and Bernadette Burrell

David and Jocelyn Amormino

Baldocchi Scholarship Fund

Park Avenue Catering Co.

Mark and Mariza Burroughs

Ken and Alma Molinaro

Atech Warehouse and Distribution

Jim and Barbara Rael

Hernando Calderon

Ursuline Alumnae Association

Albert and Delores Azcarate

Graham and Lyn Rutherford

Kevin and Bernadette Calhoun

Paul and Marcie Wright

Brenda Bacchi

Jerald Scharfen

Camellia Inn

PATRON GIFT SOCIETY

Dave and Julie Bailey

Brad and Pamela Simmons

Classic Mill & Cabinet Victoria Comfort John Contreras

Timothy and Mary Louise Bucher

Henry Beaumont

Sonoma County Red Baron Baseball Club

Matt and Kathleen Gallo

Biagi Bros., Inc.

James Spencer

Peter and Cathy Seghesio

Brett and Lorie Bryson

Richard and Cindy Strauch

The John M. Weaver Foundation

David and Catherine Buse

Summit State Bank

BENEFACTOR GIFT SOCIETY

Cameron & Cameron Inc.

John and Laura Tarantino

Amaturo Family Foundation, INC.

Kevin and Heather Carinalli

The John Jordan Foundation

Beauregard Family Foundation -c/o Jill Damato

Juli Choden

Robert and Eleanor Trent

Giac Consiglieri

Kevin and Susan Bedsole

Michael and Sheila Truesdell

John Consiglieri

Todd and Marie Bertolone

Chris and Laurie Uebel

Dads’ Club

David and Leslie Brutocao

David Vella

Dave and Heather DeMarinis

Shawn Bunger

David and Margaret Vidaurri

Richard and Marilyn Dey

Andrew and Carol Carciere

Paul and Christine Doolittle

Walter Hansel Winery & Vineyard

Dads’ Club

Charles and Ellen Wear

Gregory and Jonydia Daniels

Dr. Paul Tiernan - Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Randy and Shelley Destruel

Charles and Tammy Dyer

Bryan and Katie Wright

Tom and Ingrid Dunlap

E.R. Sawyer Jewelers

Don and Lori Edgar

Shawn and Denise Faull

CARDINAL GIFT SOCIETY

Escrip

James and Suzanne Fisher

Robert and Tracey Aldridge

Rod and Darla Ferronato

James and Mary Anne Forni

Ron and Laura Allen

Stephen Hansel

Jack and Jocelyne Gale

Tom and Kim Hinde

Gallo of Sonoma

ALPHA Fire Suppression Systems

Doreen Justice

Daniel Galvin

Jay and Bridget Alvarez

Bob and Terry Fistolera

Chris and Robin Leinen

Gamba Vineyards & Winery

Bob and Kitty Angell

Mark and Stefanie Flores

Robert and Janine Liddle

Jill Goldberg

Lance and Kathy Badger

Jared and Kelly Fortman

Joseph and Annie McNeany

Joseph and Julie Golden

Michael and Chandra Barbour

Neil and Renee Foster

Mead Clark Lumber -Destruel

Heinz and Cynthia Gschwend

Jay and Kristi Barrington

G & G Super Market

Gary and Barbara Miksis

Amar and Anita Hanspal

Marshall and Leslie Bauer

Tyler and Stacey Garrison

Paul and Sandra Montrone

Mickey and Michelle Head

Bella Photography & Design

Les and Lisa Garzini

Bruce and Eileen Moore

Renz and Ginger Hoppe

Tom and Jeannie Benton

James and Patricia Geib

Kirk and Maria Pappas

J. Mark and Ann Hurd

Nick and Yolyn Goldschmidt

Robert Platt

Kevin and Mary Imm

Berryman & Montalbano A Professional Law Corporation

Jim and Kellye Ryan

Lautze & Lautze

Ottavio and Antoinette Bertolero

Ted and Courtney Grafe

Rick and Sandra Sheldon

Gary and Rhonda LeKander

Bodega Bay Lodge & Spa

Taylor and Tara Greenleaf

The Howard & Betty White Foundation

Steve and Tina Lucchetti

Robert and Candice Bone

David Gruenbaum

Charlie and Molly Bone

Dan and Jennifer Gulbrandsen

Scott and Vanessa Tosti

Andy and Susan Gustavson

Wells Fargo Foundation

McCormick & Co. Homes & Loans

Jerry and Sabrina Bonfigli Thomas Bonfigli

Tamera Haas

Josh and Peggy West

Rory and Maryanne McNamara

Andy and Joanne Botka

Stephen and Carol Hansel

Jay and Kathryn Wright

Lynn and Billie Meister

Richard and Margaret Bourns

Kevin and Emily Harrington

Wright Contracting

Miksis Services Inc dba Rapid Rooter

Patrick and Susan Broderick

Laura Held

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Harry and Mary Kay Matossian

Wells Fargo Foundation

Robert and Diane Aldridge

John and Debbie Conti Mary and Mark Cooper Steven and Melissa Coppock Costeaux French Bakery & Cafe Scott and Ann Cromie William and Heather Curran Mr. and Mrs. Darien Darien Jack and Judy DeMeo Mark and Joan Dennen Jim and Terri Derr Ralph and Lisa Dexter John and Thea Dolan Paul and Mona Duckworth Tom and Joanne Eakin Edward and Toni Elordi Empire Runners E. John and Kim Evans Exchange Bank William Facendini Fandango Nail Salon

Storm and Sue Goranson

RECOGNITION SOCIETIES Allan and Kimberly Henderson

Gil and Cathy Robello

Wayne and Amy Ahlstrom

Maricela Barragan

Matt and Jill Hernandez

Rick and Karen Rubattino

Harry Ahlstrom

Robert Barron

Homer Holbrook

Santa Rosa Sunrise Rotary Club

Sean and Erin Aikens

Hilary Bartels

Christian Homer

Carole Sauers

Airport Health Club

Joan Bartulovich

Inman Family Wines

Schug Carnerous Estates Winery

Faith Ako

Phil and Karen Bauer

Stanley and Joni Jacobs

Tom and Jackie Schwedhelm

Melissa Aldridge

Bauer Transportation

Karuza Plumbing, INC

Luke Scrivanich

David and Kathy Alger

John and Cathy Bazzano

Bill and Mary Jane Kelly

Scott Shapiro

All Good Driving School, Inc.

Phyllis and John Bazzano

Alex and Dawn Klein

Shawn and Caroline Shaw

Andrew and Mary Allen

Robert and Sheri Knight

Michael Sheehan

Lowell and Esther Allen

Bear Republic Brewing Company

Arthur and Deneice Knight

Emil and Victoria Shieh

Mark and Deborra Allen

Korbel Champagne Cellars

Dean and Belinda Soiland

Barbara Almy

Kosta Browne Winery

Sonoma Eyeworks

Rebecca Althoff

Noel and Patrick LaFortune

Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards

Germaine Amato

Laguna Oaks Vineyard & Winery

Ken and Lisa Sousa

Joan Ambrosini

LeDuc & Dexter Inc. Plumbing

Greg and Elizabeth Stalker

Kanwar Anand

Marco and Kristin Lepe

Standards of Excellence

Judith Anchel

Kai and Lindsay Mazur

Surgical Care Affiliates

Ron Anderson

Jean Mazzoni Mazzoni

T & B Sports

Tami Anderson

Stephen and Mary McCarthy

Michael and Lucy Tamayo

Philip and Jeanne Anderson

Rick and Stephanie McChinak

Target Stores Inc.

Ian and Sonda Anderson

Kevin and Catherine McCullough

Brad and Kim Tarnutzer

Dianne Anderson

Michael and Stephanie McDermott

Trione Vineyards & Winery

Sue Anderson

McLeas’ Tire & Automotive

Jim and Carol Underhill

Lisa Anderson

MDB Interiors

Craig and Patricia Urasaki

Renee Andrew

Lorna Meyer

Doug and Ame Van Dyke

Tom and Catherine Andrews

Rosa Maria Meza

Bill and Ann Verity

Arturo and Tina Marie Angel

Michael Merrill Design Studio Inc.

Ryan and Nicole Vice

Lynda Angell

Micro-Vu Corporation

Keli and Darryl Vice

John and Ruth Antonini

Anthony and Kathleen Miller

Scott and Amy Vice

Rita Arguelles

Dennis and Kelly Montalbano

Vineman, INC.

Artrellis Flowers & Gifts

Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa

George and Carolyn Vinson

Carol August

Nancy Moran

Michael and Linda Vinson

August Briggs Winery

Mike and Christina Moran

VJB Vineyards and Cellars

Autumn Leaves

Charlene Moratto

W Real Estate

Thomas Avila

Robert and Kristin Muelrath

James Walker

Wendell and Grace Ayers

RJ Murray

Darlene Walley

Bryan and Deborah Babineau

John and Nancy Murray

Warren Construction & Roofing, INC.

Robert and Bonnie Babineau

Michael and Katie Wright

Catherine Bacher

Tony and Dyan Natale Francis Oliva Omni Hotels Joe and Dawn Passalacqua Ray and Edi Patrick Ignatius and Jennifer Piazza Pioneer Electric Vincent and Jana Rago Louis and Julie Ratto Jeffrey and Susye Reeder Daniel and Rita Rei William and Mary-Louise Reinking

Lance and Rhonda Wright Wright & Gervais Accountants, INC. Louis and Carol Zanardi Zichichi Family Vineyard FRIENDSHIP GIFT SOCIETY Paul and Lori Accornero Morris and Janine Acevedo Therese Adams Livio and Christine Aggio Robert Agrella

Dave and Laurie Bacci Kevin Backus Peter and Erin Badala James and Elfi Bailey Thomas and Shannon Baker John and Ruth Baldwin Balletto Vineyards & Winery Karen Banke Arnold and Maria Barbosa Kenneth and Marsha Barnes Carrie Baron

William Bedsole Howard Behle Madeleine Behle James and Jill Beigh Paula Beining Tina Belford Bruce Bell Jo Belleau Ed and Janice Bello Wayne Bellows Joseph Beltran Chris and Nancy Bentham Albert Bentham Karin Bentham Vincent and Natalie Berg Huberta Berger Craig and Lisa Bergez Cynthia and Mitchell Bernardi Matthew and Stacey Bernd Aaron and Elizabeth Bernis Rebecca Berry James and Lindsay Berryman Darrell and Laurie Bertacco Joe Bertacco James and Ann Bertero Thomas and Elisabeth Bertero Larry and Sandra Bertolone Bertolone Realty, Inc. William and Shirley Beyer Fred Biagi Paul and Kathryn Bielen Dirk Bietau Ellen Binkley Henry and Barbara Bisordi BJK Global Corporation Wayne Black Gary Blank Joel and Elizabeth Blaricom Carol Bloom Phillip Blum

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RECOGNITION SOCIETIES Vera Bohan

Frances Bruno

Bob and Cathy Cavalieri

Patricia Consani

Rose Bohny

Danielle Brusnahan

Basil and Barbara Cavalieri

Julia Consani

Katie Bolander

Martha Brutocao

Jerry and Cynthia Cavalieri

Jana Contreras

Sue Bollinger

Janet Brutocao

Steve and Elaine Cavalin

Timothy Corcoran

Thomas and Margaret Bone

Doug Brutocao

Caymus Vineyards

Jill Cornejo

Ned and Heather Bonzi

Bill and Molly Buccella

Margaret Cazedessus

Ryan Corriveau

F.J. Whitmore and Carolyn Boogaerts

Rick Buchignani

Eugene Ceccotti

Diane Couderc

Bruce and Jolene Borders

Ken and Suzie Buchignani

Robert Cerri

Mary Coursen

Robert and Susan Buckley

Joel and Wendy Cervera

David and Lisa Cox

Matt and Susan Bufka

Chris and Mary Chandler

Diane Coyle

Timothy Bugbee

Augustine and Liz Chang

Michael and Linda Crandall

Bob Buhman

Angela Chang

Barbara Craver

Dale Buhman

Peter and Kathryn Chang-Sing

David and Sue Crockett

Kenneth and Sharon Burge

Tim and Christia Chappell

Paul and Tracey Cronin

Nicholas Burgess

Donald Chase

Leslie Cronquist

Brian Burke

Norman and Gail Chau

Michael and Terri Crosetti

Steve and Mrs. Burke Burke

Don and Carolyn Cheatum

Crossroad Partners

Timothy and Barbara Burkhard

Robert and Barbara Cheli

Ray and Karen Croswell

Jared Burroughs

Charlie and Amy Chenoweth

Dennis Crow

Kenneth Bus

Thomas and Natalie Chenoweth

Dolores Crowley

John Bussi

Steve Chenoweth

Micah and Katie Cummins

Tony and Elodia Cabico

Chenoweth Vineyards

John Cunnie

Lee and Carole Cabral

Mark and Jean Child

Lynn Cunningham

Karina Calderon

Frank Chong

William and Mary Curran

Jared and Eileen Callahan

Robert and Joni Chovick

John and Jean Curran

Cal-Tech Pump

Mary Christensen

Edwin and Kirsten Cutler

Tim and Michelle Cambra

Joseph Christiano

Guy and Denise Cutter

Gerry and Kari Lynn Cameron

Klaus and Maria Christiansen

Ed and Eleanore Dailey

Al and Beverly Cameron

Charlie Cinque

Valerie Dailey

James and Ronnie Campagna

Leo and Kathryn Clamar

Michael and Colleen Daly

Mary Campbell

Gregory and Elizabeth Clark

Brendan and Cynthia Daly

Willie Campers

Francis and Noel Clark

Donald and Diane D’Ambrogia

Robert Cannon

Kevin and Yvonne Clark

Ruth Damiani

Canyon Rock Co., Inc.

Larry and Jean Clark

Sharron Dandrea

David and Caitlin Carciere

Don and Gina Clark

Chet and Noelle Dangremond

Gayle Brinker

Clement and Ann Marie Carinalli

Wallis and Stacy Clark

William Daniels

Daniel and Julie Brinker

Carlile-Macy Inc. - Mark Hale

Joyce Clements

Daniels Chapel of the Roses

Sheila Brock

Steven and Karen Carlozzi

Steven Clements

Eric and Karen Danly

Dennis and Kim Brooks

James and Judy Carlsen

Clos Pegase Winery

Paul and Kim Danoff

Vernon and Frances Brooks

Carlsen & Associates

Mike and Karen Cmelik

Frank Danzart

Darren and Sharon Brookshire

Michael Carlson

Bruce and Anna Codding

Dave Bailey Construction, Inc.

Ken Brown

Ron and Chris Carlton

Cokas-Diko

Margaret and Kristen Davenport

Scott and Pauline Brown

Carol Shelton Wines

Kelly Coleman

John and Susan Davies

Carol Brown

Duane and Angela Carvalho

John and Jennifer Coleman

Bob and Jan Davis

Scott and Kathy Browning

June Marie Casey

Bradley Coleman

Robert and Patricia Davis

David and Judith Browning

Kevin Casey

Michael and Mary Colhoun

Joyce Davison

Hildegard Broxon

Rafael and Martha Castaneda

Dick and Angie Colombini

Judith Dawson

Bruliam Wines

Karen Castelli

Colombini Construction

Patrick and Karen Dawson

Richard and Linn Bruno

Frank and Lorraine Castelli

John Comfort

Nancy Dayton

Robert Bruno

Joey Castor

Robert Conrow

Mike and Beth De Coss

Mary Conroy

Rich de Lambert

Dean and Kristy Borg Bob and Liz Bortolotto Peter and Carole Boschetti Doug and Gayle Bosco Stephen Bosshard Luis and Julie Botelho Ann Bothello Julius Botka Gene and Lora Botteri Bottle Barn Brent Bouchard Jeff and Kristina Boudreaux James and Gloria Bouler Steven and Pam Bourns Anna Bower Obie and Helena Bowman Stephanie Boyer Thomas and Patricia Bozeman Gary and Darlene Bradley Brandt Insurance Edward and Healther Brascia William and Bonnie Braun Vicki Brecht George Breen Ken and Marilyn Brenk Jerry and Diana Briggs August and Sally Briggs

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RECOGNITION SOCIETIES Stan and Gayle de Rutte

Dr. Stephen Berger DDS

Pauline Fisher

Daniel and Maria Geary

Diane Decicio

John and Carol Drake

Joanne Fistolera

Thomas and Anne Geary

David Decosse

DRNK Winery

Robert Fistolera

Stephen Geary

Monique Dedrick

James and Roberta Duckworth

Douglas and Kimberley Fitts

Therese Geary

Deerfield Ranch Winery

Kenneth and Sandra Dufford

Karin Fitzgerald

Gerald Gelhaus

George and Leesa Deffterios

Terry and Sylvia Duffy

Michael and Jamie Flanagan

Erick and Sheila Gelhaus

Cliff and Jana Del Carlo

Nancy Duford

Patrick and Catriona Flanagan

Steve Geney

Ed and Anne Del Monte

Gary and Lucy Dugger

David and Heather Flanary

Lorna Del Rosario

Gary and Sandra Dunsing

Dana Fletcher

Alice and Richard Genung-Anderson

Antonio and Rita Delima

Alton and Chrystina Dural

Lori Flores

Roger and Susan Dell’era

Thomas and Lisa Duryea

Angelo and Vicky Flores

DeLoach Vineyards

Donald Dusatko

Lynn Flores

Gerald DeLorenzo

Joe and Cheryl Dutton

Flying Goat Coffee

Joseph and Veronica DelQuerra

John Dybczak

Judd Foell

DeMeo DeMeo & West Attorneys at Law

Stan and Mary Ann Dybczak

Dirk and Kathy Foell

Eddinger Enterprises Inc.

Jason and Shirley Foell

James and Cynthia Edwards

Fogline Vineyards

Thomas and Christine Edwards

Natalie Foley

Chris Edy

Robert Foppoli

Catherine and Matt Eggleston

Bill and Marylyn Forni

Tony Egland

Mary Catherine Foster

Caroline Eliott

Dionne Foster

Egon and Shirley Ellgaard

Arleen Fowler

Florine Ellingson

Peter Foy

Wayne and Dee Elzey

Jeannine Fradelizio

Mike and Heidi English

Michael and Sherry Franchetti

Kenneth and Linda Escobar

Mike and Megan Frazier

Linda Escobar

Doug and Lynetta Freeman

Andy and Francine Espineira

John and Anne Friedemann

Carl and Mary Euphrat

Rey and Isabel Frimmersdorf

John and Kelley Evans

Fritz Underground Winery

Kim Fahy

Gary Frugoli

Matthew and Michele Fairbank

Vic and Maureen Fryling

Nancy Falini

Charles and Ruth Fulger

Curtis and Stephanie Farber

Beverly Fuller

Rick and Dorothy Fechter

Karele Furrer

Dennis and Jan Lee Fechter

Cathlyn Gable

Ron and Debbie Fehling

James and Sandra Gaffigan

Anita Fellenz

Ron and Linda Gaither

Marilyn Fenneman

Jack and Charlotte Gale

Ferchland Law Office

Chet & Mrs. Galeazzi Galeazzi

David and Virginia Donati

Ferrari-Carano Vineyards & Winery

Joanne Galvin

Darrin and Kari Donnelly

Paula Ferriola

John Doolittle

Mark Fess

Frank and Stacey Gambonini

Kevin Doran

Hugh and Pamela Fike

Robert and Natalie Douglass

Gary Filippini

David Dove

Fincher’s Auto Service

Kelleyanne Dove

Barbara Finn

Downtown Autobody Rohnert Park

Ken and Alex Finn

John and Dorothy Dempsey Dempsey’s Brewery Joel and Beth Dericco Douglas and Mary Derner Alex Derr Design Girl Graphics James Detlefs Jim and Mrs. Detrick Detrick Anthony and Pat Devencenzi David and Char Devencenzi Lea Devin Lucille Devine Patrick and Shawn Devlin Bac Diep James and Natalie DiMarco Frank and Karen DiMassa Mike and Mariann DiMatteo Jim and Kerri DiMonte Frank and Marlies Dinsmore David DiPiero Dirt Farmer & Co. Jeri and Patricia Dobbs Joe Dobbs Paul Doemeny Frank and Birgit Dommen Mr. Donaldson and Mrs. Furdek

Robert and Valerie Fish

Gus and Paulette Gamba Allen and Yvonne Garayalde Wendy Gartrell Seamus and Esther Garvey Kevin and Sandra Garvin Les and Melanie Garzini Garzini Welding Ralph and Vicki Gatto

David and Lisa Geoffrion Joe and Erin George Ron and Sue George Sharon German David and Jan Gervais Norma Geyer Cheryl Ghadban Bud and Liz Giacomelli Chris Giacomett Dirk and Maria Giannini Jon and Dorothy Giannini Lori Giannini Hutch and Bernadette Gibb Joy Gifford Dermot and Janene Gilmartin Fred Gilseth John and Michelle Gilson John and Virginia Ginocchio Daniel and Christina Giordani Elaine Giorgi John and Jeanette Given Glaxosmithkline Foundation Benjamin and Erin Gleason Glen Vadon Construction Robert and Alice Gloeckner Agnes Glover Michael Gnerre James and Mia Goan Rick Goldberg Goldschmidt Vineyards Trevor and Nicole Goller Warren Gomes Dick and Vivian Gong Lee and Dixie Gong Robert and Mrs. Gong-Lowe Jerry Gonzalez Blaine and Mrs. Goodwin Louis and Gail Goring Miriam Gosling Judy Gottlieb Lori Gouin Evelyn Gould DECEMBER 2015 • TRINITY MAGAZINE

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RECOGNITION SOCIETIES Vicki Gould

Dennis and Ann Harter

Nancy Horowitz

Jostens

John Grace

Bert and Trina Hartmann

Carolyn Hossli

Marguerite Joyce

Lois Grace

Joseph and Patricia Hasson

Patrick and Susan Houlihan

Timothy and Diane Jumper

Donald Grafe

Richard and Susan Hatch

Marion Houlihan

Greg and Thia Jungferman

Howard Graham

John Hawkins

Peter and Frieda Hountis

James and Toni Kahaulelio

Scott and Susan Graham

Ed Hayman

Michael and Lucy Hountis

Richard and Blanche Kaiser

Robert Grange

Dale and Gail Hazlehurst

Brendon and Hannah Houston

Rick and Kathleen Kaiser

Robert and Stacy Graniss

Charlie and Corky Head

Juana Howard Howard

Dina Grant

Delores Headley

Frances Huegle

Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Matching Gift Program

Jingshan and Ping Grant

Marie Headley

Diane Huegle

Cherie Granzotto

Michael and Caroline Healy

James Hulsman

Graton Ridge Cellars

Donald and Alice Healy

Paul Hulsman

Dave and Louise Graves

Stuart and Alice Heard

Vicki Hunt

Judi Greaney

Margaret Hejnowicz

Kathy Hunter

Tony and Lisa Greco

Susan Helzer

Jeffrey and Rachel Hunter

Donald and Maureen Green

Nathaniel and Holly Henderson

Richard and Annie Hurwitz

Terence and Karen Greenan

Allen and Kimberly Henderson

Marci Husebye

Eric and Debbie Greenband

Brian Hennessy

Don and Cathy Iglesias

Fred and Joanne Greene

Boyd Hennessy

Gary and Lynn Imm

Frank and Cathy Gregori

Robert and Judith Henry

Vincent Inconiglios

Christopher Gregus

Anthony and Denise Hernandez

Robert and Michelle Inskeep

Frederick and Lynge Groverman DVM

Julian and Sharon Hernandez

James Iodence

Carol Guanella

Mary Hernandez

J.P. Morgan

Albert and Mary Hernandez

Mark and Deb Jacobsen

Dennis and Teresa Hernando

Jacuzzi Family Vineyards & The Olive Press

Louie Guanella Raul and Kristin Guerrero Dannie and Tracey Guerrero Frank and Marion Guillen Monica Guitron Michele Gunner Patricia Gunther Jorge and Karen Gutierrez

Frank and Phyllis Herring Richard and Kathryn Herrmann Dave Hersch Richard and Jeannine Hextrum Herman and Barbara Hextrum

Allan and Cynthia Jaffe Harold and Kim Jaffe Michael James Stephen and Toni James Donna James

Richard and Lisa Higgenbottom

Jerry and Sheila Jeffry Laura Jennings

Christopher Gutierrez

High Standard Painting and Coatings

Eric and Linda Jensen

Ronald and Veronica Haas

Hilton Sonoma County

Jae Ann Jeys

Sarah Hafner

Chuck and Rosalie Hinde

JJ Custom Wines

Hafner Vineyard

Karrie Hindley

Joe Moore Painting & Roofing

Ron and Marie Hall

Dan and Mary Hirschnitz

Nancy Johnson

Charlotte Hall

Hitmen Pest Control

Gregory and Theresa Johnson

Paula Hall

Ky and Lori Hoang

Rebecca Johnson

John and Dana Hall

Jeff and Dara Hoffar

Robert Johnson

John and Robin Hamann

Celeste Hoffman

Jillian Johnson

Carl and Jamie Hamilton

Ronald and Sandra Hogenestad

Shirley Johnson

Mark and Paula Hammerschmitt

Mike and Annie Holden

Virginia Johnston

Charles and Gina Hanley

Joel and Wendy Holland

Don Jones

Henry and Marilyn Hansel

Greg and Ela Holt

Beverly Jones

Arthur and Natalie Hansen

John and Geraldine Holt

Joyce Jones

Mark and Lisa Hardin

Home Run Pizza

Patrick Jordan

Karen Hargon

Home Team Marketing, LLC

Sue Jordan

Cynthia Harmon

Mary Horn

Jordan Lake School of the Arts

Steven and Jonica Harrison

Keo and Gillian Hornbostel

Hilary Joslyn

Bonnie Gutierrez Gutierrez

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Kale Wines Douglas Kane Janet Kappes Kevin and Marilyn Karloske Scott Karuza Carol Karuza Jon and Jennifer Kasper John and DeDe Keating Keegan & Coppin Company, Inc. John Keenan Shaun Keiser Thomas and Joyce Kelly David Kelly Bruce Kelm Christopher and Mary Kennaugh Rachel Kennedy James and Cynthia Kennedy Michael and Charleen Kenney Kim Kern Emily Kibicho Alice Kibwaa Kick Ranch Nicolette Kidd Ms. Jullien Kille Jack Killeen Marjorie Killeen Steven and Doreen Kindorf Kevin and Martha King Rich and Cindy Kingsborough Mike and Diane Kirby Darryl Kirchner Kirin Restaurant Cindy and W. Douglass Kirk Debbie Kithcart Barbara Klein Michael and Kelly Klein Jim Klein Michael and Cathy Kmatz Robert and Elizabeth Knight Mel and Linda Knight

RECOGNITION SOCIETIES Knights’ Electric, Inc.

Kathleen Lemmon

Kevin Magliulo

Andrew McCormick

Jeff and Suzanne Knott

Father Lemus Lemus

John and Evan Maiorka

Stephen and Pam McCullagh

Greg and Vanessa Knowles

James Leras

William Mallinson

Kathy McDaniel

David and Joy Koch

Tracye Lerdahl

Diana Mambretti

Patrick McDermott

Michael and Rebecca Kohlmoos

Vivian Leroux

Mane Attraction

Connor and Heather McDonald

Sharon Kohut

Les Schwab Tire Center

Francisco Manriquez

Shivaun McDonald

Dan and Donna Leslie

Jenny Manriquez

Mark and Michele McDonell

Mary Jane Lewis

Dorothy Mansen

Richard and Evelyn McDonell

Frank Lillo

Frederick and Kresten Mansen

Glenn and Monet McElderry

David and Nicole Lim

John Mariano

John and Lynele McGill

Brian and Jolynn Lima

Christopher Marino

Jim and Debbie McGowan

Kris Linde

Markham Vineyards

Harold and Janie McGuirk

Grant and Christa Lindee

Shirley Marks

Lynn McIntyre

Majorie Lindee

Heinrich and Kimberly Marquez

Bill and Nicole McKeever

Darren and Patricia Line

Harry and Randi Martin

Charlie McKenzie

Brian and Debbi Ling

Bradley and Kelly Martin

Henry and Kris McKenzie

Linkenheimer CPA’s & Advisors

Danny Martin

Glenn and Robin McKevitt

Melissa Lobbregt

Thomas and Lisa Martin

Les and DeeAnn McLea

Peter and Rebekah Lobbregt

David and Cleo Martin

TJ and Kelly McMahon

Mark and Lisa Locklear

Irene and Louis Martin

Don and Jackie McMillan

William and Sarah Lockwood

Nancy Martines

Seth and Charlotte McMullen

David and Donna Lodin

Marjourivania Martinez

Ian and Debbie McMurray

Jeff and Summer Logue

Martin’s Truck Repair

Jim McMurtrie

Rosie Lombardi

Patricia Martinuzzi

Pat and Kim McNeany

Sharon London

Mary’s Pizza & Pasta Shack

William and Tammy McNeany

Mercedes and Iclea Lopez

George Masolini

John McNeany

Daniel and Alicia Loube

Joseph and Denice Massoni

Tim McWatt

Dean Loughran

Kenneth and Daphne Massucco

William and Jean Meddaugh

Teejay and Jamie Lowe

Segundo Mateo

Manuel and Graziela Medeiros

David Lowe

Sherwin and Eileen Mateo

Medtronic

Leroy and Ruth Lowery

Reuben Mateo

Fritz and Laura Meier

Andrew and Toby Lucas

George and Cynthia Matossian

Kent and Mary Meldrum

Frank and Rose Marie Lucchetti

Pete and Lynn Matteoli

Darwyn and LaDonna Meldrum

Alfonzo and Jeannie Lucero

Ronald and Katie Matteri

Marshall and Amy Mello

Michael and Lori Lucey

Dan and Kimberly Matulaitis

Alfred Mendes

William Luippold

John Mauch

Kincaid and Barbara Lunceford

Kevin and Jennifer Mauch

Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens

Lee Lutz

Garrick Maul

Sylvia Luz

Linda Maxwell

Kathy Lydon

Barbara Mayer

Steve and Colette Lydon

Deirdre Mayes

Paul and Patricia Lydon

Jenny Mazzetta

Gregory and Cindy Lytle

Lisa and John Mazzoni

Ronald and Sheila Mabry

Lanae Mazzoni

Jimmy and Debbie MacDonald

Paige Mazzoni

Charles and Susan MacDonald

Sean and Lisa Mc Lean

Richard and Mary Lou Mack

Jon and Florence McBride

Jack and Jackie Macy

Alan and Terri McCandless

Michael and Lynn Maddan

Kevin McConnell

Donald and Barbara Madson

Vern and Nancy McConnell

Francis Maffia

Martin and Patricia McCormick

Hershal Kohut Greg Koop Paul Korsmo David and Pamela Kraft Mike and Christy Kramarsic Joseph and Caroline Krauskopf Rainer and Judy Kuehlborn Stacy Kunde Larry and Ynez Kyte Ken Lafranchi Julie Lafranchi Lafranchi Architecture Nancy Lambert Clarke and Debora Lancina Ken and Bernadette Lane Thomas and Suzan Lane Rick and Wendy Langhals Tom and Carol Langhals Winnie Lanning Larios Leo and Cathi Larkin Shelly Larson W.B. and N.L. Larson Marilyn Larson Robert and Jody Lashinski Craig and Teresa Latham Jack and Joanne Latimer Jeffrey Latz Matthew and Laura Laughlin Kristin Launder Harry and Mary Law Ledson Winery & Vineyards Adam and Dianna Lee Kevin and Cindy Lee Jerry Lee Jones Lee Christopher and Elizabeth Lee Ralph and Carol Leef Rachela Leffingwell Tom and Jennfer Legault Judith Legett Michael Leggins Patrick and Regina Legoski Lois Lekander

Mendocino County Sheriff’s PAL Monica Mertle Tamela Mesenbrink Christina Messer Alice and Andy Meyer Julie Meyer Leonette Miksis Jason and Linda Miller Robert and Janet Miller Karen Miller R.L. Miller Helen Miller Richard and Colette Milliman Don Mills DECEMBER 2015 • TRINITY MAGAZINE

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RECOGNITION SOCIETIES Bob and Kelly Mitrovich

Virginia Norman

Nadra Mlynarczyk

NORSAR

Robert and Anne Modarelli

North Coast Logistics

Eric Moessing

North-Cal Fire Equipment LLC

Richard and Rosemarie Mologne

Carol Novak

Parkpoint Health Club

Jim and Kristy Pratt

David and Barbara Parson

Preferred Sonoma Caterers

Frank Passalacqua

Presidio Bank

Fred and Mrs. Passalacqua

Douglas and Margaret Price

Kyle Passot

George and Majorie Price

Mitch and Roxy Patin

Ron and Linda Prushko

Dan and Donna Patrick

Anderson and Cally Puckett

Brian and Joanne Patterson

Samuel Pullaro

Jennifer Paul

Tim and Lisa Quinn

Michael Pavelka

John and Barbara Quinn

Jamie Pavlich-Walker

Michael and Stacy Raasch

Carole Paynter

Vutaieli Rabo

Jason and Jennifer Pearl

Nick and Linda Rado

Joyce Pease

Douglas Rafanelli

Joan Peceimer

Edmond Raffo

O’Brien Watters & Davis, LLP

Christopher and Michelle Pederson

David and Lisa Raffo

Michelle O’Connor

Mary Penitenti

Tim and Sue O’Connor

Kenneth Pennington

Guy and Kindra Raggio

Kristen O’Connor

T. and Shirleen Perry

Patrick O’Connor

Susan Perry

Daniel and Beverly O’Donnell

Norma Person

Michael and Sharon Odza

John and Marla Peter

Carolina O’Hagin

Thomas and Janet Petersen

DF and Marguerite O’Hair

Peterson Winery

Janet O’Hanlon

Pezzi-King Vineyards

Oilstop, Inc.

Amanda and Lawrence Pfafflin

Bob Oller

Steve and Angie Pfeifer

Cecilia Oller

Thomas and Hoangyen Pham

Becky Olson

Ruth Pheffer

John and Jeanie O’Neill

David and Mrs. Phillips Phillips

Janet O’Neill

Steve and Phyllis Phillips

Peter Opatz

Phillips Family Dental Care

Thomas O’Reilly

Piano Lessons by Anna Carlson

Ryan and Kaci Orosco

Patrick and Lisa Piehl

Christopher and Jolene Orr

Jeff and Christine Pieper

Christopher and Jolene Orr

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Victor and Diana Ortiz

Barbara Pierce

George Osborn

Brad and Tracy Pighin

Laurie O’Sullivan

Timothy Pile

Maeve O’Sullivan

Pisenti & Brinker

Anush Ouzounian

Travis and Tamara Pisors

Michael and Nancy Owen

Pletkin & Associates, INC.

Richard Niemann

Pacific Women’s Golf Association

William and Vera Plum

Heidi Niemann

Elizabeth and Marianne Page

Peggy Nikiforuk

Panda Restaurant Group

Daniel Nilsen

Inez Pandolfi

Julius and Flora Njoroge

Joseph and Karen Panoski

Mike and Julie Nonella

Jill Papin

Mary Norman

Richard and Dorothy Parker

Linda Monahan Raymond and Clareen Monks Andrea and Diron Montalbano Montecito Heights Health Club Donald and Emily Moran William and Lisa Morato Bob and Mary Beth Moreno Juliene Moreno Richard and Marie Moresco Janet Morovich Kathy Morris John and Maria Morrison Dan Morrison Janice Morrissey Patti Moser Richard and Susan Moss Moss Adams, LLP Jeff and Mary Sue Moye Wayua Muasa Ridge and Carol Muller Bernadette Mulligan Christopher and Mary Munsell Joyce Munsell Corey and Susan Murphy David and Kristen Mutter Stephanie Nacouzi Pamela Nail David and Anne Nannini National Automobile Museum National Document Solutions Howard and Regina Neace Virgina Neat Mark and Michelle Neils Jeanne Nelson Steve and Trinette Neuerburg Ronald and Leona Neuerburg Wendy Nicholas Karen Nickerson

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Adolph and Rose Marie Novy David Novy Chuck and Laurie Nowark Nuccion Roger and Kathy Nulton Thomas and Karen Nunes Joyce Nuti Oakmont Travel Oakmont Women’s Golf Section Michael and Patricia O’Brien Thomas and Barbara O’brien

Plush Salon Jim and Meredith Popoff Mark and Cindy Popovich Gary Porter Barbara Poslosky Lonna and Kevin Powers Mario and Silvia Prado

Michael and Donna Raftery Donald and Kathryn Raimondi Martin and Sandra Ramella Lupe Ramirez Randy Hanson Auto Body Robert Rauch REACH for Life Steven and Theresa Read Rich and Becky Rebello Stantan Rebello Recycle America Alliance LLC Red Lobster Restaurant Redwood Auto Body Kevin Regan Lou and Rita Reginato Paul Reginato Anne Reilly Brad and Kelly Reinhardt Steve and Lee Ann Reuter Bonnie Rhodes Dale Ricci Nancy Rice Nicholas and Catherine Ritz Jeffrey and Neva Ritz Gaona Rivas Esther Rivas Riviera Ristorante, Inc Alyssa Rizo Robert Biale Vineyards David and Laura Robertson Brian and Shelley Robertson Eric and Carrie Robinson Jerry Robinson

RECOGNITION SOCIETIES Mary Ellen Robinson

Peggy Schmeck

Bill Smith

Katie Stone

Tom and Debbie Robles

Henry and Joan Schmutz

Joanne Smith

Stony Point Dental Care

Thomas and Teri Rochioli

George Schneider

Ryan and Holly Smith

Richard and Margaret Strauch

Brad and Christine Rodgers

Schools Plus Endowment

Joan Smyth

Danny and Lisa Strause

Kirk and Nancy Rodman

Ronald and Jo Schultz

Snoopy’s Home Ice

Ellie Strauss

Ron Rodrigues

Jill Scott

Ken and Marilyn Soldavini

Gabrielle and Tom Streb

Guillermo and Maggie Rodriguez

Brian and Jacqueline Scott

Lori Solis

Kelsey Strieter

Erick and Kim Roeser

Louis Scrivanich

Michelle Solley

Jane Stromer

Bettina Roffinella

Seaton Vineyard

Rota Son

Dennis Stroud

Laura Rogers

Mike and Gloria Sedano

Sonoma Canopy Tours

Ryan Styles

Nikigiovonie Rogers

Trae and Brooke Seely

Sonoma County Fairgrounds

Dana Svanum

Angela Romano

Camille Seghesio

Sonoma County Family YMCA

Swain Center, Inc.

Pamela Rones

Paul and Megan Segre

Sonoma County Regional Parks

Lorne Swanets

Robert and Jenna Roseman

Cheryl Service

Sonoma Raceway

Joseph and Susan Taggard

Kenneth and Tina Rosenberg

Brandon Service

Joel and Susan Sorem

Vicki Talbert

Morris and Elinor Rosenthal

Kathryn Shannon

Steve and Lisa Sorensen

Jeffrey and Gloria Talbert

Sandra Rosso

Andrew Shaw

Anthony and June Soria

Bee Tan

William and Joan Rousseau

Jesse Shaw

Dominic and Jaime Soto

Elias and Linda Tannous

Jennifer Roux

Virginia Shea

Victor and Lea Sousa

John and Margaret Tarantino

Charles Ruelle

Brian and Alison Sheahan

Jeff and Donna Sousa

Julie Tarbuck

Jane Russell

Patrick Sheahan

Robby and Brieanna Sousa

Lauren Taylor

Lloyd and Jenny Rutherford

Beverly Sheldon

Walt and Ann Spalding

Edward and Molly Teixeira

Kevin and Martha Ryan

Stephen and Judith Sheppard

Paul Spedick

Marc and Nicole Teldeschi

Dorothy Ryberg

William and Anna Shield

Diana Spoelstra

Nancy Teldeschi

William and Leanne Sackett

Ron and Kathy Shields

Rick and Patricia Sprague

Mike and Jeanette Teves

Michael and Laura Saini

Adam Shindledecker

Nancy St. Izuel

The Best Day Spa

Joe and Mary Salazar

John and Patricia Shinn

Francis St. Peter

Ang Thibault

Bill and Judy Salmina

Honora Shipe

Brian and Jill St. Peter

Les Thompson

Kristine Samii

Jenny Shipston Gregory Shooter

Christopher and Cathleen Stafford

Larry and Carol Thompson

San Francisco Giants San Francisco Zoological Society

Scott Showalter

Robert and Judy Staggs

Lee Tillman

Jerry and Lillian Sanchietti

Shutterbug Camera Shops

Rose Sanfilippo

Sierra Pacific Advisors

Antoinette Sanfilippo

Jim and Karen Silveira

Richard and Linda Sanfilippo

Silveira Pontiac Buick GMC

Santa Rosa Meat & Poultry Company, Inc.

Silver Oaks Cellars

Santa Rosa Symphony

Howard and Pamela Simpson

Mr. Sauers and Mrs. Sauers Save Mart Supermarkets Laurence and Mrs. Sawyer Peggy Sayre Frank and Soonok Scalercio Lim Ann Scalercio-Goldberg Scandia Family Fun Center Daniel and Diana Schafer Jeffrey and Cindy Scharfen DJ and Michelle Schenone John Schenone Warren Schenstrom Danny and Doris Schiavone

Kathleen Simonyi Nancy Simpson Peter and Carol Singler Peter and Karrie Singler Lee and Cecile Skinner Lisa Skorlich Donald Smaltz Aaron and Jennifer Smith Doug and Cortney Smith Matthew Smith Austin and Brittany Smith John and Diane Smith Elsie Smith Scott and Therese Smith

Nicholas Stameroff Standridge & Associates Stanley Steemer Michael and Debra Star Richard and Jennifer Stark Larry and Eva States Steve Silver Productions Beach Blanket Babylon Dan and Katie Stevens Kathy Stevens Linda Stevenson David and Elizabeth Stimmel Robert and Cindy Stoesser Tom and Colleen Stoesser William Stoesser Stoesser Tool Die William Stoll Philip Stolp Russ and Valerie Stoltenberg Gregory and Cathy Stone

Paul and Jeanette Tiernan Francesca Tillman Daniel and Amy Tocchini Tim Toohey Brian Torr Michael and Valerie Torr Regina Torr George Traverso Tyler Trenam Gus and Laurie Trevena Karen Tribble Mark and Kathy Trione Robert and Marjorie Trombetta Lisa Trudeau Marilyn Tumminia Grace Tunzi Joanne Tunzi James Turner Lee Turner Tuttle’s Pharmacy Carl and Kathryn Uebel DECEMBER 2015 • TRINITY MAGAZINE

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RECOGNITION SOCIETIES Max and Mrs. Ulrich Ulrich

Alice Ward

William Zimmer

Steve and Denise Urasaki

Kay Ward

David and Peggy Zimmerman

Anthony Valencia

Stephen Warden

David and Jill Zwyer

Valpak of San Francisco

Ronald and Cheryl Weaver

Channa Van Alstine

Alyson Weaver

Fred and Janet Van Milligen

Grant Weaver

Jan and Cindy Van Prooyen

Karen Webb

Bart and Andrea Van Voorhis

Martin Webb

ALUMNI GIFT RECOGNITION

Brian Vance

Wells Fargo Center for the Arts

CLASS OF 1948

John and Mrs. Vander Vennet

Michael and Annie Weng

Greg Stalker

Richard and Marlene Varone

Nicholas Werle

Norma Caster Person

Michael Wright

David and Maria Verhein

Stephen and Lynn Werle

CLASS OF 1954

CLASS OF 1973

Charles and Judy Viale

John and Claire Werner

Nancy Penitenti Moran

William Facendini

Vibe Yoga Studios

Ann Wesolowski

CLASS OF 1960

Carl Hamilton

Gary Vice

Western Woods

Patricia Post O’Brien

Kathleen Vice

Scott and Stephanie Wetch

CLASS OF 1974

Vice Appraisal Company

Robert and Mary Beth Wheeler

CLASS OF 1967

Scott Cromie

Mark Vicini

Gino Whitehall

Kathryn Sandstrom Wright

Peter Foy

Enrique and Heather Vigil

Del and Salana Whitehead

CLASS OF 1968

Allan Henderson

Vineyard Industry Products Co., Inc.

Ronald Whittemore

Paul Hulsman

J. Mark Hurd

Joe and Priscilla Vivio

Michael and Jeannette Wilhelmsen

Stephen Hansel

Joseph Massoni

Matt and Sarah Vogensen

Dennis and Sherryl Wilkinson

Harold McGuirk

CLASS OF 1975

Jody Vogt

Ted and Kim Williams

CLASS OF 1969

Daniel Brinker

Roger and Pamela Von Bergen

Elaine Williams

Randy Destruel

Doug and Leslie von Brauchitsch

Patrick and Colleen Williams

Julie Morgan Brinker

Eric and Kass Von der Mehden

Steven and Robin Williams

Jerry Bonfigli

Mark Cooper

Richard and Jeannette Von Konsky

Tim and Margaret Williams

Stephen James

Beth McNeany Dericco

Tracy Williams

CLASS OF 1970

David Von Stroh

Joel Dericco

Linda Williams

James Spencer

Susan Moeller Goranson

William McNeany

Jerry Robinson

James Hulsman

William Rousseau

Mark Wolfe

Francis Oliva

CLASS OF 1976

Scott and Diane Wolmuth

David Verhein

Christopher Gutierrez

Steve and Gennifer Wood

CLASS OF 1971

John McNeany

Henry Beaumont

CLASS OF 1977

Richard and Carrie Woodworth

Thomas Bonfigli

David Devencenzi

Sharon Worden

Michael Torr

Matthew Fairbank

Joel and Harlene Wright

CLASS OF 1972

Graham Rutherford

Edward and Mary Wyatt

Harry Ahlstrom

CLASS OF 1978

William and Tina Wallahan

Wyvern Restaurants, Inc.Round Table Pizza

Robert Cerri

David Cox

Rodney and Hannah Wallstrum

Kierstin Yang

Edward Elordi

Frank Danzart

Gregory and Mary Walsh

Tom and Jodi Young

Daniel Galvin

Kimberley Walsh

Jeff and Karen Young

Tammy Brinker Dyer

Patricia Walsh

Jeffrey and Celeste Yparraguirre

Kenneth Molinaro

James Fisher

Shelley Waltman

Zepponi & Company

Pamela Bell Simmons

Brian Torr

James and Lisa Wandzilak

Zialena Winery

Matthew Smith

Maria Grace Wilson

Richard and Jodie Wankmuller

Steve and Krissy Zichichi

Patricia Passarino Spencer

Linda Vonrotz Bill and Stephanie Vreeland Matthew and Yvonne Vucurovich Matt and Eileen Vukicevich Eric Vukicevich Edwina Wagner Chris Wagner Judy Walker Jim Walker Jack and Elsie Walker Brent and Kristina Wall Gerard and Catherine Wall Gerald and Rosie Wallace

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Douglas and Maria Wilson Charles and Joan Wilson Windsor Golf Club

Roy and Dolores Woodcock Jamie and Megan Woods

RECOGNITION SOCIETIES

CLASS OF 1979

CLASS OF 1983

CLASS OF 1988

Michael Carlson

Jesse Amaral

Kathy O’Reilly Badger

Kathy Bogue Alger

Emily Crandall Harrington

Peter Boschetti

Lance Badger

Matthew Bernd

David Von Stroh

Patrick Broderick

Shawn Bunger

Heather Hansel Demarinis

CLASS OF 1997

Mark Jacobsen

Maria Franchetti Geary

Kari Nickerson Donnelly

William Lockwood

Brian Ling

John Grace

Cathleen Hoey Stafford

Nicholas Werle

Samuel Pullaro

Louie Guanella

CLASS OF 1989

Patrick Jordan

Michael Tamayo

Mary Beth James Moreno

Kevin Carinalli

Scott Shapiro

CLASS OF 1980

John Murray

Brent Wall

CLASS OF 2002

Laurie Guitterez Bertacco

CLASS OF 1984

Kristina Svanum Wall

Katie Ramponi Cummins

Frank Dommen

John Bazzano

Class of 1990

Catherine Sigler Eggleston

Carol Lowe Drake

Steven Bourns

Christopher Stafford

Christina Del Querra Giordani

Alex Klein

Jack Gale

Ryan Vice

Marco Lepe

Arthur Knight

Thomas McMahon

Joseph McNeany

Thomas Martin

CLASS OF 1991

John Peter

Paige Mazzoni

Louis Ratto

Joan Smyth

Thomas O’Reilly

Christian Homer

CLASS OF 1981

Michael Pavelka

CLASS OF 1992

Wayne Ahlstrom

Stacy Freitas Raasch

Kevin Magliulo

Todd Bertolone

Karen Brinker Rubattino

CLASS OF 1993

Daniel Geary

Katie Nonella Stevens

Donald Grafe

Robert Knight

Daniel Stevens

Teejay Lowe

Gregory Lytle

Eric Von der Mehden

Lisa Mazzoni

Michael Nonella

CLASS OF 1985

Daniel Nilsen

Thomas Nunes

Timothy Bugbee

Christopher Pederson

Lloyd Rutherford

Kim Dugger McNeany

Will Seppi

Douglas Van Dyke

Pat McNeany

Ryan Styles

Del Whitehead

Steve Neuerburg

Marc Teldeschi

CLASS OF 1982

Kristy Andrade Pratt

CLASS OF 1994

Henry Belmonte

Darryl Vice

Kevin Doran

Andy Botka

CLASS OF 1986

Benjamin Gleason

Doug Brutocao

Chandra Mesenbrink Barbour

Edward Grafe

Timothy Bucher Steven Coppock Anthony Hernandez Sheri Castelli Knight Barbara Sales Miksis

Daniel Giordani Tracy Gallagher Williams CLASS OF 2003 Monica Mertle CLASS OF 2005 Eric Vukicevich CLASS OF 2006 Ryan Corriveau Alex Derr CLASS OF 2007 Danielle Brusnahan CLASS OF 2008 Christina Messer Adam Shindledecker

Tony Natale CLASS OF 1987 Angela Lombardi Carvalho James Forni

Kenneth Rosenberg

Collette Woodrome Milliman

Peter Seghesio

Ame Bolander Van Dyke

Chris Uebel

Keli Dugger Vice

CLASS OF 2009 Christopher Gregus Tyler Trenam CLASS OF 2012 Shaun Keiser CLASS OF 2015

Alice Jordan Meyer Juliene Moreno Nadra Mlynarczyk CLASS OF 1995

Angela Chang

Giac Consiglieri Bryan Wright CLASS OF 1996 David Carciere

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FACULTY & STAFF

NEW FACES AT NEWMAN Kristina Davison

Martha King

Academic Support Director

College Counselor

Ms. Davison joined the Cardinal Newman community in July 2015.

A Sonoma County native, she and her family had spent the last 15 years in the State of Utah and embraced the opportunity to move back to their roots. Kris comes to Cardinal Newman as the Director of the new Academic Support Center.

She has a B.A. in Special Education and a Master’s in Education. Licensed in K-8 General Education, PreK12+ Special Education, High School (special ed) Math, Jr. High Math and School Administration, Ms. Davison is passionate about being a lifelong learner and currently pursuing a Doctoral Degree in Education. As an educator, her goal is to facilitate self-esteem, individual learning and personal growth for every student.

In her time away from school, she most enjoys travel and spending time with her family, including five children and seven grand children.

Jose Garcia Maintenance Jose Garcia is from Michoacan, Mexico. He came to the United States eight years ago.

He is married with two sons, ages 11 and 21, Omar and Juaquin. He enjoys working here at Cardinal Newman taking care of the Gym, ACC, Retreat Center, and Field Operations areas. In his spare, time he plays basketball and enjoys hunting, fishing and camping.

Martha has been a part of the Cardinal Newman community for the past nine years as a parent of three CN alums, as well as a member of the Admissions/ Enrollment Committee. Martha joins the Counseling department this year as the Counselor for the Class of 2018. She has a B.S. from Georgetown University and a College Counseling Certificate, with distinction, from UCLA. She enjoys working with students on all aspects of academic and college advising. In her spare time, Martha enjoys playing golf, skiing, cooking and reading. She and her husband enjoy traveling, especially visiting their three sons on the east coast.

Dr. SheriAnn Simpson Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Assessment Dr. SheriAnn Simpson attended Saint Mary’s College at Notre Dame, Indiana for her B.A. Though a first-generation college student, with scholarships and help from wonderful teachers, SheriAnn was able to study abroad in Spain. She went on to get a Master’s in Spanish at Northwestern University, where she then taught freshmen Spanish and directed Spanish courses and faculty for many years. She was able to work daily with teachers and technology, to create innovative web projects, and was very active with student community service. She also lived and taught ESL in Spain and Mexico, and was fortunate enough to live in Munich, Germany.

SheriAnn later continued for her Ph.D. in Education with a focus on leadership for technology and bilingual learners.

She attended the Tecnologico de Monterrey in Mexico.

Director of Facilities Eric is a Petaluma native but grew Her dissertation was a case study of leadership at the Mary Scroggs School in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. After up on Cape Cod on the east graduating, she taught at St. Apollinaris in Napa, CA and coast. He has an A.S. in Culinary later was an Associate Professor and Director of the M.A. Arts. Graduating From Johnson in Teacher Ed for Spanish at Rivier University in New and Wales College, he became Hampshire. She returned to California to teach graduate a merchant seaman traveling the students and all teachers in K-12 education, at Santa world for seven years. He met Clara University. She was also charged with Diversity and his wife in Santa Rosa during his travels and settled back in Petaluma. He has two children; International students at Laguna Blanca School in Santa a daughter who is married, and a son at San Jose State. He Barbara. has been in construction and facilities management for the SheriAnn enjoys walking her dog and learning languages.

She travels frequently with her daughter and likes taking last 25 years. He plays golf and kayaks in his spare time. cooking classes in new cultures.

Eric Parker

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ADMISSIONS

FRESHMAN ORIENTATION AUGUST 11, 2015

The Class of 2019 was welcomed by the Link Crew of Cardinal Newman High School. This was a joyous occasion for the students, families, faculty and staff. The Link Crew prepared a fun program with the support and guidance of Mrs. Alice Meyer (Theology) and Mrs. Tracy Williams (Freshmen Counselor). The Class of 2019 is comprised of students from over 30 middle schools. Their character and promise made for a positive series of ice breaking exercises and discussions. We have great expectations this class will impact our community with their talent, effort, care and service to others.

OPEN HOUSE OCTOBER 4, 2015

our 2015 graduates earned over $12 Million in scholarships offered.

Apply for admission at cardinalnewman.org.

Now accepting applications for the 2016-2017 school year.

Nearly 300 people attended our annual Open House admission event on Sunday, October 4. The parent association, Mom’s Club, Dad’s Club, Associated Student Body, and faculty devoted their Sunday to host a fun and informative event to families researching Cardinal Newman High School. We are especially thankful for the tireless generosity of Carol Drake, a dear friend to Cardinal Newman. Carol coordinated a food service for all the guests on that day, which was first for Open House.

Thank you to G & G Market for providing the food.

Besides the addition of food, another new twist at Open House involved the Visual and Performing Art students and teachers from Dance, Photography, Theatre, and Music classes. Mr. Carl Hamilton arranged performances from the fall musical, Godspell, be performed by the actors (actresses). Mrs. Gabby Thompson led the CN Dancers in numbers from the upcoming winter show, Razzle Dazzle. Seniors, Rita Hu and Massie Fu played piano in between classroom presentations as well. Mr. Morris Acevedo support the technical set up and gave guitar lessons to performing students during the Open House for all to see.

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SUPPORT

FREE TUITION RAFFLE

Purchase your tickets online for your chance to win FREE tuition for the 2016-17 school year!

Great odds with only 300 tickets sold! Drawing will take place at the Legacy Gala – Saturday, March 29, 2016 – Need not be present to win! §1§ ticket - $100 §3 § tickets - $300 + 1 FREE ticket §5 § tickets - $500 + 2 FREE tickets §10 § tickets - $1000 + 5 FREE tickets OFFICIAL RULES: One Winner will be selected at the Cardinal Newman Legacy Gala held on March 19, 2016.

Tuition voucher is good for one student.

Tuition voucher may be transferred from winner to another CNHS student billing account, if winner does not have a child at CNHS or a balance on a student tuition account.

There are no limitations or exclusions on who is eligible to purchase tickets.

Voucher must be applied to a student’s tuition billing account.

You do not need to be present to win.

Tickets are sold on a first come, first served basis. Limited to 300 tickets sold.

A minimum of 120 tickets must be sold to ensure the success of the raffle.

If less than 120 tickets are sold, the tuition voucher will be pro-rated.

Tuition voucher not redeemable for cash.

Purchase your tickets online at cardinalnewman.org/Support CNHS/ Events or Mail a check to CNHS, 50 Ursuline Road, Santa Rosa CA 95403 ATTN: Advancement Office.

ENGRAVED PAVER FUNDRAISER IN SUPPORT OF STEM

Purchase an Engraved Paver in support of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) program at Cardinal Newman High School. Engraved pavers will be installed within the walkway of our new, state-of-the-art Science Building. §8x8 § Paver $1,000 §4x8 § Paver $500 Two different sizes available. Purchase your Engraved Pavers online at cardinalnewman.org/Support

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TEXAS HOLD ‘EM POKER TOURNAMENT SAVE THE DATE – Saturday, April 16, 2016

SPRING LEGACY GALA SAVE THE DATE – Saturday, March 19, 2016 New Location. Plan to celebrate with us at Vintner’s Inn. Live & Silent Auctions Dinner – Live Music – Raffle

DADS’ CLUB

Join our CN Dads, grads & grand-dads for a monthly Dads’ Club dinner. Visit the website under the Parents tab for all the details.

Thursday, January 21, 2016

Trione Winery - Stew and Polenta Thursday, February 18, 2016

Location TBD Thursday, March 24, 2016

Eagle Distributing Thursday, April 21, 2016

Truett Hurst Winery - Tri Tip Thursday, May 19, 2016

CN Covered Eating Area

Cajun BeerFest

MOMS’ CLUB

Join the fun at our monthly Moms’ Club gatherings! Visit the website under the Parents tab for all the details.

Thursday, January 14, 2016

Kendall Jackson Winery Thursday, February 11, 2016

Christine Born’s Home Thursday, March 10, 2016

Mary Louise Bucher’s Tasting Room Thursday, April 14, 2016

Natalie Foley’s Home Thursday, May 12, 2016

Rachelle Robertson’s Home

SUPPORT

Thank you to this year’s wineries and breweries for participating in this FUN event, and to Mickey Head and Eagle Distributing for hosting our bar!

Don’t miss out next year!

FUN IN THE FALL & POLENTA FEED PARTICIPANTS WINERIES

Pacheco Ranch Winery

Benevolo Wines

PeaceLand Vineyards

Black Stallion Estate

Prospect Brands – Tom Hinde

Brutocao Cellars Bucher Vineyards

St. Francis Winery & Vineyards

FUN IN THE FALL & POLENTA FEED

Cardinal Newman Wines

Super Sonoman Wine

Chateau Adore’

Tonti Family Wines

Christopher Creek

Trattore Winery

Since the last year for the Ursuline Polenta Feed was in 2014, CNHS welcomed the chance to continue the tradition as it was blended into the Cardinal Newman Fun in the Fall Wine Tasting event, which took place on Saturday, October 24, 2015, and included nearly 30 local wineries and breweries pouring award-winning wine and brew. Over 300 guests gathered in the ACC for wine tasting and mouth-watering appetizers prepared by many parent volunteers. After the wine tasting portion of the evening, guests moved into the CN Gym where they enjoyed a wonderful polenta dinner, along with tri-tip cooked by members of our Alumni Committee and Dads’ Club, and dessert prepared by Costeaux Bakery. “The Hots” entertained us with old-school rock. The dance floor got a real work-out!

E & J Gallo

Vine Cliff Winery

Eric Demuth Wine Company

White Oak Vineyards

Foppoli Wines

Williamson Wines

Gordian Knot Winery

BREWERIES

Journeyman Wine

Bear Republic

Korbel Champagne Cellars

Eagle Distributing Company

Lombardi Wines

Lagunitas Brewing Company

This was an enjoyable venue for the Class of 1975’s 40-year class reunion! These classmates had special reserved seating and they were able to enjoy the night mingling with friends of yesteryear without the need for planning their own reunion event. This is a great idea for others classes who’d like to host their reunion at next year’s Fun in the Fall event.

SAVE THE DATES! ANNUAL URSULINE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CRAB FEED Saturday, January 23, 2016 Enjoy great friends, great food and great auction items.

Be sure to mark your calendars now, as this popular event is always a sell-out!

MOTHER-SON BRUNCH Saturday, February 20,2016 Fountaingrove Golf & Athletic Club FATHER-DAUGHTER DINNER DANCE Saturday, January 30, 2016 Vintner’s Inn MOTHER-DAUGHTER BRUNCH TBD look for March!

Vintner’s Inn

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SAVE THE DATE! SPRING LEGACY GALA Saturday, March 19, 2016 NEW Location - Vintner’s Inn Live & Silent Auctions Dinner – Live Music – Raffle

TEXAS HOLD ‘EM POKER TOURNAMENT Saturday, April 16, 2016

FUND A FUTURE BREAKFAST Thursday, April 21, 2016 Vintner’s Inn

GOLF TOURNAMENT Thursday, June 2, 2016 Windsor Golf Course