2017 Annual Report Trinity December 2017

Better Than Ever DECEMBER 2017

JANUARY 2018

TRINITY

A NEWS MAGAZINE FOR THE CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY

Peace Prayer of St. Francis

TABLE OF CONTENTS PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

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PRINCIPALLY SPEAKING

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2017 FIRESTORM

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FIRESTORM RELIEF

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PROFILE IN GIVING

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STUDENT LIFE

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SPORTS UPDATES

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Lord, make me an instrument of Your peace.

Where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light; where there is sadness, joy.

O, Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console;

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to be understood as to understand;

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to be loved as to love.

GIFT RECOGNITION SOCIETIES 32

For it is in giving that we receive;

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it is in pardoning that we are pardoned;

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MISSION

it is in dying that we are born again to eternal life.

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 Advancement/Fundraising Terri Derr: derr@cardinalnewman.org

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE God shall call on me and I will hear the Lord As an educational leader I have always believed that a strong vision, enormous passion and steady direction with a “playbook” of strategies are key hallmarks for ensuring successful growth for the school community being served. I can now verify that these hallmarks are absolute and necessary as a result of the events of October 8, 2017.

Our eyes and hearts were filled with many tears and great sadness as we learned that nearly six acres of the Cardinal Newman campus had been severely destroyed by the voracious wildfires which engulfed the city of Santa Rosa. Yet, amidst the overwhelming sadness, our focus and goal was to very quickly find a way for administrators, faculty and staff to gather our students and families so that we could communicate the promise for ensuring the legacy of a Cardinal Newman High School education for years to come.

Our interim plans for re-entering the campus for the second semester of school in January, 2018, are well underway. Portable classroom facilities, reorganization of office space in the Retreat Center building and incorporation of new parking areas offer us the assurance that we will continue our efforts

in providing excellent Catholic college preparatory education in the Diocese of Santa Rosa.

Following our return to campus in January, 2018, I look forward to leading the next phase of our recovery and renewal for a stronger and even better future at Cardinal Newman. We will work on the next steps for identifying the educational vision and capital campaign planning which will afford us the opportunity to include the building of beautiful, state of the art classroom/learning environments for our students, provide library and media center space as well as defining new administrative offices.

Our work and successful efforts are only a result of the enormous outpouring of support from each of you as parents, alumni and community members. We remain most grateful for your tireless dedication and commitment to offer extraordinary assistance. Our new work has begun and every day we gracefully pray the words of Blessed John Henry Newman, “God shall call on me and I will hear the Lord”.

Laura M. Held President

BOARD OF DIRECTORS PAIGE MAZZONI, UHS ‘84 Chairman of the Board - All Committees HEATHER DEMARINIS, UHS ‘88 JOY DURAND, UHS ‘92 SUE GORANSON, UHS ‘75 TED GRAFE, CN ‘94

KEN LAFRANCHI

DAN STEVENS, CN ‘84

TEEJAY LOWE, CN ‘93

MIKE TAMAYO, CN ‘79

DOUG MARSHALL, CN ‘03

LAURA HELD

KEN MOLINARO, CN ‘72

GRAHAM RUTHERFORD, CN ‘77

ROBERT MUELRATH

FR. MOSES BROWN

CHRYSTIE PROKOPAKIS, UHS ‘80

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PRINCIPALLY SPEAKING Graham Rutherford Going into the last week of the first quarter, after a successful Homecoming weekend, we seemed to be enjoying October. Fun in the Fall was just two weeks away, when I hoped to catch up with other members of the class of ’77; there was no rain expected for awhile and the warm sun promised extended days, only the rising wind was unusual. Completely unexpected was the calamity about to descend starting late Sunday, October 8, 2017. The firestorm drove rapidly down Mark West from Calistoga and over Fountaingrove, jumping six lanes of freeway, taking out stores and Coffey Park. At 1:00am, our school and neighborhoods were standing, by 2:00am, they were engulfed in flame as large parts of Larkfield and Wikiup suffered destruction. When I saw the damage to CN later that afternoon, it was surreal to be surrounded by smoking ruins and yet half our school had survived. Gone completely though were the Administration building, the Library, twenty portable classrooms and the all-weather baseball field complex. Stunned how my office could be reduced to a pile six inches high, knowing the valuable history and mementos of my life were gone, I took solace that the flag was still flying, a sign that we still had a school. The statues outside survived, symbols of faith and identity; the cross in front tilted but upright over a burned-out frame. In my mind, 44 years of experience at our site condensed to the reality that we were now a disaster area and that we would not be back at school that week, or even know when we could return. The following week, after fires finally abated in Sonoma County, we began acting on the plans formed a few days before; we would have two retreat days to bring our students back together and try to discover how many families had lost their homes or been displaced, letting them know we would be there for them. As we determined our way forward, we were able to secure the use and support of four

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parishes: Resurrection in west Santa Rosa for Freshmen, Our Lady of Guadalupe in Windsor for Sophomores, St. Elizabeth Seton in Rohnert Park for Juniors, and St. Joseph in Cotati for Seniors. Some administrative space was made available during the day at USF in Santa Rosa downtown.

We met as a faculty and staff on October 17th at Saint Rose Parish Hall, teachers began planning how they would change their teaching due to a new schedule and time limits; the next week our classes started again, far ahead of other Santa Rosa sites. This was due to the dedication and work of our teachers; the students must be served and we made immense efforts to be there for them. As we continued this model into Thanksgiving, and then Christmas, we were also working on our return to campus for the start of the second semester in January. Bringing the whole school together again at the same site will be another step in the healing process. We have been supported by numerous other schools and individuals, our alumni have reached out to help also; our parents, especially the 100 families who lost their homes, have worked with us to make sure the school community continues strong. None of this has been easy, all of it has been necessary.

The new portable classrooms have arrived, the burned buildings have been cleared, and the plans for long term rebuilding are being formed. We will have an improved site, one that ties in with our recently-added improvements of the last 10 years, and the original survivors: the two main classroom buildings and the gym. We are now living in history, a part of the story that will be told over and over, about before and after the fire. Stay with us, keep us in prayer and thought, support the rebuilding, and remain as we are: One School, Undivided.

Graham Rutherford

President LAURA M. HELD

Assistant Principal RICH HERRMANN

Principal GRAHAM RUTHERFORD

Assistant Principal BERNADETTE CALHOUN

Chaplain FR. MOSES BROWN

Personal Counseling ED CUTLER TRACY WILLIAMS

Assistant Principal DOUG KIRK

College Counseling MARY EUPHRAT BEVERLY FULLER MARTHA KING Advancement Director TERRI DERR Admissions Director PATRICK PIEHL

Athletic Director DAVE GEOFFRION Director of Finance JOLIE’ TROGDON

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2017 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA FIRESTORM

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n the windy Sunday night of October 8, 2017, the Cardinal Newman community and a large portion of Santa Rosa and greater Sonoma County was attacked by several Northern California Wildfires. The Tubbs Fire, now topping the list as the most destructive wildfire in California history, hit closest to home, killing 25 people and leveling approximately 6,000 homes. As the fires burned for over a week, nearly 100 Cardinal Newman school families, currently attending Cardinal Newman High School, lost their homes, while many more were evacuated and displaced for different lengths of time.

Tragically, the campus of Cardinal Newman High School was hit hard with most of the classrooms, the library, the counseling offices, the all-weather athletic field, and the main administration building reduced to ash. The brand new state-of-the-art Science Building, the ACC, and the Gymnasium, housing pennants highlighting our athletic and academic achievements, were thankfully spared.

We are not alone!

Together, we are building a new future, better than ever!

As the fires continued to burn, faculty and staff came together with the students’ best interests in mind. School leadership put a well-developed plan into action, with the thought that our students needed to get back into an environment where they could not only learn, but support one another in the aftermath of this unprecedented event. Although this continues to be one of the most difficult catastrophes in the school’s history, plans for moving forward are being set and focus has been aimed on building a campus better than what the fires took away.

Through these devastating times, it is never more evident that Cardinal Newman High School is not just made up of the physical buildings on campus. It is our parents, alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends that make this a great community. The outpouring of support given to us during these difficult days is uplifting and inspiring.

As Graham Rutherford stated in an interview at the St. Vincent High School’s pasta feed fund raiser for our school, ‘We are not alone”! Together, we are building a new future, better than ever!

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FIRESTORM RELIEF

CARDINAL NEWMAN REOPENS AT 5 REMOTE SITES

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n October 23, 2017, just 14 days following the most destructive fire to hit California and our Cardinal Newman campus, our teachers and students return to classes. While we were not permitted to return to campus, the teachers and administrations spent many hours analyzing and forming a plan to get our students back into learning environments. Five remote locations were identified and with the gracious help of the pastors at four of the locations, we opened the doors to the four satellite learning sites, organized by class grade. Within a few short weeks, students and teachers had settled into a routine, and were able

to determine the best ways to deliver an effective learning environment for all students.

We are most grateful to the Pastors of each of the churches, along with the many parents and businesses that have ensured our success at these locations; from providing materials for each classroom, to providing meals for our teachers and students, we are extremely grateful and appreciative of their help.

Thanks too to USF, our fifth satellite site, for allowing our staff and administrators to use space in the downtown offices in order to keep the school running behind the scenes.

Resurrection Parish - Santa Rosa - satellite site for Freshman Class Pastor - Fr. David Shaw

Our Lady of Guadalupe - Windsor satellite site for Sophomore Class Pastor - Fr. Michaelraj Philominsary

Our Lady of Guadalupe

St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church - Rohnert Park - satellite site for Junior Class Pastor - Rev. Thomas K. Diaz

St. Joseph Catholic Church - Cotati - satellite site for Senior Class Pastor - Fr. Raul Lemus

University of San Francisco - Santa Rosa Campus - homebase for administration and staff during the transition phase

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FIRESTORM RELIEF

FIRE RELIEF FUND RECOGNITION

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t is with humble gratitude and sincere appreciation that we recognize those who have supported our Fire Relief Fund with cash contributions to the school. As of December 11, 2017, just two short months following the devastating wildfires, the Cardinal Newman community has reached out to us by making cash contributions totaling over $652,000 to support the school’s fire relief efforts.

Fire Relief Donors Academy of Our Lady of Peace Samuel Adams CN ‘08 Joe and Christine Aguilar Peter Albers Melissa Aldridge Robert and Diane Aldridge All Souls Catholic School Barbara Almy Patrick Alongi Traci Altman Lawrence and Susan Amaturo American Dawn INC. Colleen Annen Anonymous Donors Archbishop Mitty High School Katherine Arendain UHS ‘92 Harry and Irene Aubright Steven Azevedo and Jeanne Miskel CN & UHS ‘72 Sister Elisabeth Bäbler Lance and Kathy O’Reilly Badger CN & UHS ‘83 Bailarin Cellars Laura Barger Walter and Loye Basinger Kim and Tracy Batchelder John and Gina Batelli Phyllis and John Bazzano David and Suzanne Beach Angela Beck Kevin and Susan Bedsole Bentley School Matthew Benton CN ‘08 Josh Berman James and Lindsay Berryman Dennis Bershers Giancarlo Bianchetti and Gabriela Frohlich Winifred Biehl Danielle Bisho Bishop Fenwick High School 8

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Bishop Garcia Diego High School, INC Bishop Kelly High School Bohemian Club Charlie and Molly Bone Brian Bowen CN ‘08 Kristen Bowes Chuck Boynton Francine Bradley Margaret Breighner Monsignor Brenkle Brenkle Lawrence Brown CN ‘82 Bart Bruner David and Leslie Brutocao Diana Buchanan Annemarie Bucher Mrs. Annemarie Bucher James Buckley Matthias Bunge CN ‘74 Peter and Bernadette Burrell Fred Bush CN ‘78 Linda Calegari UHS ‘72 Melissa Carey Theresa Carey Stacy Carr Tyler Carr CN ‘08 Carrico Family Valerie Carrie Josie Castaneda Central Catholic High School Texas Cindy Chapman Ronald Chez Christy Choate Christ the King CYO Shawn Christianson UHS ‘77 Luca and Linda Citti John Cogbill CN ‘72 Joe Collins CN ‘88 Kimberly Colombini UHS ‘72 Audette Columbini Raymond Coniglio

We recognize and acknowledge these individuals and organizations that believe in the mission of Cardinal Newman High School and have offered to share their treasure with us.

Thank you!

Alex and Monica Cose Diane Rutherford Couderc Cougar Club - Campolindo Football Cougar Football Fund Paul Coyle Crespi Carmelite High School Jennifer Criscuolo UHS ‘89 Dennis Cronin Daniel Culbertson CN ‘89 Michael Cully David and Nicole Cvitanovic Andrew Dallin Bob Daoust Stacy Davis Lisa DeLong Devon and Karen Delzell Jim and Terri Derr Veronica Devenish Ann Devincenzi Christopher and Renee Devine CN ‘92 Maggie Dewan-Smith Die and Tool Products INC. Jarrod Dillon CN ‘96 Laurie Doherty Frank and Birgit Dommen CN ‘80 Ada Duacsek Tom and Joanne Eakin Ecole Notre Dame des Victoires San Francisco Edward R. and Elizabeth A. Kozel Foundation Trey Ernandez Ben Feige Jack Fitzpatrick Brian Fox Donna Frugaletti Carmen Gilson Daniel Galvin CN ‘72 Thomas and Lori Gamber CN ‘72 William Gastel

GDSI -Grinding and Dicing Services, INC Janet Gerry George and Maricruz Girolo Benjamin and Erin Gleason CN ‘94 Jingshan Grant and Ping Yan Jennifer Greenow Ben Grimes Gail Gross Heinz Gschwend and Cynthia Healy William Guggey David Gunning CN ‘84 Rebecca Haberstroh Megan Haigh Christian Hainry John and Dana Hall Donna Hallberg-Marovich UHS ‘72 John Halley Jeremiah Hallisey Nancy Halloran Laura Hamilton Jane Harney Betty Harper Patricia Harris Jeff and Jennifer Harrison Patrick and Jennifer Hart Joe and Ann Hasler Tim Hasler CN ‘08 Robert Heaps Stuart and Alice Heard James Hebert Hugh Hewitt Holy Spirit Preparatory School, INC Jeffrey and Saralynn Hoppen Drue Hulmer UHS ‘87 Claire Hulsman Nguyen Hung Rushton Hurley

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Gary and Susan Hylbak Ryan Hylbak CN ‘08 Kristin Iverson Henrietta Jacobs Sean and Kristine Jacobson Susan Jacoli Justin Jamero CN ‘06 Ron and Maureen Jamero UHS ‘77 Lawrence Jefferson CN ‘72 Anne Johnson UHS ‘72 Steven Johnson CN ‘74 Virginia Johnson John Jordan and Jazmin Rodriguez CN ‘98 Jeff and Janice Jorgensen CN ‘85 Jason and Sarah Juillerat Michael and Diane Keefer CN ‘72 Nicholas Keenan CN ‘16 Kellenberg Memorial High School Cross Country Team Rhonda Kemp Debra Kilbourne UHS ‘72 Richard Kingsbury William Kirk Nina Koiv Nancy Koller Joanne Kraenzel Ann Kramer La Reina High School Robert and Jessica Lake CN ‘89 Cynthia LeBreton Molly Lecheler Mina Leibowstz Stanley Leopard and Elsa ClydeGarcia Marco and Kristin Lepe CN ‘80 Amy Li Grant and Christa Lindee Jennifer Lipinski Edward Lloyd Lisa Lomba Dennis Lundquist Ken and Lee Lutz Robert and Suzanne MaggioHucek Bruce Magowan CN ‘69 Rene Maher Philip and Colleen Malouf Richard Mani Michael Marchetti Marin Catholic High School Tom Marinko Nicholas Martin CN ‘01 Mater Dei High School Peter Mazzetti Kara McCarson Stephen and Mary McCarthy Donald and Stacie McClelland Martin and Patricia McCormick Susan McDermott

Peppina McDonald Christopher and Nicole McKeown UHS ‘87 Donald McLean and Elizabeth Marshall Donald and Lorraine McLean John and Laura McPhee Alexandra McReynolds Ralph and Helen Medsger Nathaniel Merriss CN ‘87 Gary and Barbara Miksis UHS ‘82 Reverend Michael J. Mitchell Mitchell Terry Mitchell Ken and Alma Molinaro CN ‘72 Ann Mollath UHS ‘82 Tiva Montalbano Richard Morehouse CN ‘73 Kristi Morris Russell Murphy John and Monica Myers Michael and Michelle Neal CN ‘73 John and Sue Nelson UHS ‘72 Neil Nelson Steve and Trinette Neuerburg CN ‘85 Muriel Niehaus Cyndi Niendorf Ryne and Michelle Nishimi Michael and Patricia O’Brien UHS ‘60 Robert and Louisa Maria O’Brien CN ‘84 Daniel O’Connor Corrine Oakes UHS ‘72 Oakland Raiders Linda Oakley Carleton and Cindy Olmanson Donald Olufs CN ‘71 Father Thomas Orlando Julia Osborne Our Lady of Angels School Our Lady of Mount Carmel School Hiromi Ozawa-Miller Lisa Parelius Kelly Paton Ray and Edi Patrick Alfred and Jonna Peguero Grace Pendergraft Loline Pendergrast Peoria Notre Dame High School Richard and Mary Peterson Family Foundation Ty and Cindy Pforsich CN ‘79 Travis Phelps Chris and Sarah Pittenger Marie Plumb Michael Pope and Victoria Sattui Pope Presentation High School Providence Academy Thomas and Florine Rafael

Brenda Reed Lou and Rita Reginato Erin Reidy Michael and Kathleen Reidy Suzanne Remien Anita Reynolds Elizabeth Rochlin Patricia Rousakisi Rick and Karen Rubattino UHS ‘84 Susan Rusconi Ruskin Elementary School David Rychlewski CN ‘99 Saint Peter’s Catholic Church Salesian College Preparatory Ella Samson CN ‘89 Benjamin and Jennifer Sanders CN ‘99 Maria Schelhorn Nancy Schmid Luke Scrivanich Paul and Megan Segre Karl and Nancy Seppi Stephanie Serventi P. Charles Seymour Patricia Shaughnessy James and Claudine Sheridan CN ‘81 Kenneth Shockey CN ‘97 V. Sigl Cathy Silver Daniel and Theresa Simanek Scott Simmons Brad and Pamela Bell Simmons UHS ‘72 Daniel Skaff and Michelle Jarrett Skaff UHS ‘72 Theresa Skala Steve Skikos CN ‘83 Anne Skikos UHS ‘84 Mike Skikos CN ‘85 Greg Skikos CN ‘87 Anthony Skikos CN ‘89 Theresa Skikos CN ‘92 Monica Skikos CN ‘95 Matt Skikos CN ‘98 Skikos Charitable Fund Monica Slivinsky Brian Slowik Lynn Small CN ‘72 David Smith Matthew Smith CN ‘72 Jim Soares Steve and Lisa Sorensen James Souza James and Patti Spencer CN ‘70 UHS ‘72 St. Francis High School Sacramento St. Joseph Notre Dame High School St. Martin Of Tours Young Adult Ministry

St. Raymond School - Menlo Park Greg and Elizabeth Stalker CN ‘72 Lisa Standish Kathy Staples Star of the Sea School Bridget Starkey UHS Dan and Katie Stevens CN & UHS ‘84 Robert and Pamela Grace Stone UHS ‘59 Erika Strauch UHS ‘11 Richard and Cindy Strauch Shirley Strong Cathy Suacci The Charles D. and Francis K. Field Fund Maureen Thoits Brian Thomas Denise Tibbetts Kristin Tippett Julie Tomlinson Pete and Cam Trowbridge Anthony Tumminia Bradley and Lynn Tuthill Sloan and Priscilla Upton Bruce Valentine Andrew Van Dyke CN ‘18 Doug and Ame Van Dyke CN ‘81 & UHS ‘87 Rebecca Van Lith Gerald and Marita Vattuone Donna Verna Lise Vilas Stephanie Vinella George and Carolyn Vinson Randall Vogel Joseph Vornbrock Debbie Wallin Jacob Wang Thomas Weidman Judi Welch Wells Fargo Advisors Josh West and Peggy Tumminia Mary Wieseler Patrick Wilson CN ‘74 Doug and Maria Grace Wilson UHS ‘78 Ginger Withers UHS ‘72 Richard and Carrie Woodworth Michael and Katie Wright CN ‘72 Shelby Wright Lance and Rhonda Wright Joseph Young Caroline Yuan Taylor Zamaroni CN ‘08 Louis and Carol Zanardi Wyatt and Kayla Zanardi CN ‘08 & UHS ‘09 Patricia Shaughnessy

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PROFILE IN GIVING

A PROFILE IN GIVING We are truly grateful for the outpouring of gifts and offers of help for our school community.

The responses have been overwhelming! It is with much gratitude and appreciation that we recognize a number of the businesses, schools and organizations, both locally and from across the nation, that have supported Cardinal Newman over the past few months following the Northern California fires. Their support has come to us in many forms; events and fundraisers held in support of Cardinal Newman; gift card drives; ‘Jeans Day’ at school; donations of school supplies, computers, equipment and services; donation of venues and meeting space; adopting Cardinal Newman school families; Penny Wars; provided meals for our students and teachers at their remote locations and so much more.

Additionally, many school families and friends of CN have visited our Amazon Teacher Wish List

and purchased hundreds of items our teachers have requested for their classrooms. We are humbled by all of this support!

Please note that if your business, school or organization was not listed below, it is not a reflection of a lack of gratitude, but more a reflection on our ability to possibly grasp and understand the depth and magnitude of support our community has received from so many!

Please accept our sincere gratitude for all that you have done and continue to do for us. In addition to the listings below, all cash donations are recognized in our Fire Relief Fund Recognition pages within this issue of the Trinity magazine. Thank you!

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Support from Businesses: All American Printing Services American Ag Credit Castaneda’s Market Cisco Systems Columbia Sportswear Design Girl Graphics East Bay EdPuzzle Epicurean Group Harper Collins Publishers Jansport Jim Rael Photography LifeTouch Look Agency Marin IT Movement Lab Dance Studio National Print & Promo Nike Office Depot Redwood Credit Union Round Table Pizza San Francisco Giants School Specialty Soda Rock Winery Sonoma County Office of Education Sports City TADS The Engine is Red Marketing Group YSN 360 Turnitin.com Support from Schools and Parishes: Academy of Our Lady of Peace in San Diego, CA

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All Souls Catholic School in San Francisco, CA Analy High School Archbishop Mitty High School in San Jose, CA Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose, CA Bentley School in Oakland, CA Bishop Alemany High School in Mission Hills, CA Bishop Fenwick High School in Peabody, MA Bishop Kelly High School in Boise, ID Campolindo High School in Moraga, CA Cardinal Newman School in Columbia, SC Central Catholic High School in San Antonio, TX Christ the King Catholic School in Pleasant Hill, CA Crespi Carmelite High School in Encino, CA Fortuna High School in Fortuna, CA Fresno State University in Fresno, CA Fusion Academy in Walnut Creek, CA Geyserville High School in Geyserville, CA Heritage High School in Brentwood, CA Holy Spirit Preparatory School in Atlanta, GA Joseph A. Gregori High School in Modesto, CA

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Junipero Serra High School in San Mateo, CA Justin-Siena High School in Napa, CA Kellenberg Memorial High School in Uniondale, NY La Reina High School in Thousand Oaks, CA Loyola University in New Orleans, LA Maria Carrillo High School Marin Catholic High School in Kentfield, CA Marin Academy in San Rafael, CA Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, CA Mercy High School in San Francisco, CA MIT Sloan School of Management in Cambridge, MA Monte Vista High School in Danville, CA Our Lady of Angels in Burlingame, CA Our Lady of Guadalupe, Windsor, CA Peoria Norte Dame High School in Peoria, IL Pinewood School in Los Altos, CA Presentation High School in San Jose, CA Providence Academy in Minnesota Rancho Cotati High School in Rohnert Park, CA Redwood High School in Larkspur, CA Resurrection Parish in Santa Rosa, CA Ruskin Elementary School in San Jose, CA Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep in San Francisco, CA Salesian College Preparatory in Waldorf, MD San Francisco University High School in San Francisco, CA Santa Rosa High School Art Quest Program Santa Rosa Junior College Sonoma Academy in Santa Rosa, CA

Sonoma Country Day School in Santa Rosa, CA Sonoma State University in Rohnert Park, CA St. Ann’s School in San Francisco, CA St. Cecilia Catholic School Moms’ Club in San Francisco, CA St. Elizabeth Seton, Rohnert Park, CA St. Francis Catholic High School in Sacramento, CA St. Ignatius High School in San Francisco, CA St. Joseph’s in Cotati, CA St. Joseph Notre Dame High School in Alameda, CA St. Martin of Tours in Los Angeles, CA St. Mary’s College of California in Moraga, CA St. Peter’s School in Waldorf, MD St. Vincent de Paul High School in Petaluma, CA University of San Francisco, in San Francisco & Santa Rosa, CA Valley Christian School in San Jose, CA Windsor High School

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Support from Organizations: 101 Lacrosse in Petaluma, CA All West Lacrosse in Novato, CA Bohemian Club in San Francisco Cotati Rohnert Park Project Graduation Diocese of Santa Rosa Cardinal Newman Class of 1972 Lasallian Humanitarian Foundation Knights of Columbus of Santa Rosa Knights of Malta Marian Sisters of Santa Rosa NorCal Lacrosse Foundation Red Cross of Santa Rosa Santa Rosa Boy’s & Girl’s Club Trancendence Theater Company True Lacrosse in Memphis, TN US Lacrosse in Sparks, MD Windsor Boy’s & Girl’s Club DECEMBER 2017 • TRINITY MAGAZINE

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STUDENT LIFE

FIRST QUARTER PRINCIPAL’S LIST & HONORS 1st Quarter Principal’s List (GPA 4.0 or better) FRESHMEN Adams, Katie Batchelder, Shea Belmonte, Brie Biehl, Catherine DeMarinis, Andrew Gillette, Jayden Girolo, Natalia Hunter, Aiden Jackson, Hagan Leighton, Abigail Liu, O’Callaghan Nguyen, Calvin Oandason, Isabelle Osmer, Elliot Pell, Julian Prado, Mario Rico, Isaac Sharma, Agrataa Vice, Peyton Wallace Roberts, Sanaya Weiss, Jacob Westby, Mattias

SOPHOMORES AndersonSoria, Creighton Auslen, Kylie Brunner, Isabella Bucher, Mikayla Clark, Abby Davis, Zachary Davison, Samuel Dexter, Lindsey Donlon, Julia Emond, Ryan Foster, Paige Goldschmidt, Hilary Grant, George Hall, Christopher Heath, Antonio

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Hiserote, Samantha Hunter, Alija Juillerat, Jenna Kelley, Connor Kelley, Kira Knepper, Austin LeKander, Isabella Limper, Alexander Lombardi, Andrew Marotto, Carina Mauch, Preston McNamara, Emma McNeany, Dylan Nguyen, Christine Nordby, Emma Pahlavan, Theodore Patterson, Justin Pires, Matthew Polizziani, Lorena Prendiville, Matthew Rahhal, Katerina Roman, Nathan Santana Queiroz, Arthur Scrivanich, Eric Seymour, Audrey Shieh, Natalie Singleton, Jacob Smith, Jaime Sorensen, Grace Stafford, Bennett Stevens, Benjamin van den Daele, Leopold Vice, Lauren Williams, Madisen

JUNIORS Almy, Olivia Almy, Mary Ammons, Lindsey Anderson, Carmen Anderson, Aubrey Anton, Daniela Backen, Samantha Bai, Yi Bellizzi, Maria Berg, Mackenzie

Bianchetti, Stefano Bollinger, Camille Born, Olivia Cargill, Avery Castaneda, Linda Ceja, Isabella Cerney, Maya Christy, Gavin Cose, Grace Craig, Madeleine Daniel, Kabir DeMarinis, Alexis Di Loreto, Matthew Duffy, Ryan Dutton, Karmen Erwin, Isabella Facto, Tyler Faust, Lauren Foley, Elizabeth Forsell, Matthew Friesch, Mason Garrett, Anisa Goan, Nolan Herrfeldt, Jordan Huang, Yinghua Imm, Cade Janisch, Jasmine Jannicelli, Lauren Johnson, Katelyn Keshishian, Kaitlyn Larson, Lillian LeBerthon, Chauncey Loughner, Lucas Lynch, Caleb McCormick, Ciaran McCormick, Mikayla McLaughlin, John McPhee, Grace Moreno, Ally Olsen, Christian Pahlavan, Spencer Parry, James Pisors, Carissa Roman, Anthony Roy, Keely Rudoni, Mitchell

Salisbury, Abigail Slender, Bradley Smith, Keegan Sorensen, Andrew Steverson, Noah Stout, Mark Sweeney, John Taurian, Mario Tett, Porter Thompson, Joshua Titone, Haley Van Milligen, James vanZutphen, Liliana Vice, Skylar Vidaurri, Marcus Wallace, Devin West, Sarah Westby, Carsten Whirley, Karen Wright, Ella Xie, Yasi

SENIORS Alvarez, Ava Barbour, Bentley Barrington, Beau Bentham, Jacob Bertero, Sophia Boschetti, Mark Braun, Kasey Bruno, Harrison Bucher, Jenna Cavallo, Dante Chass, Isaiah Conti, Samuel Curran, Clare Danoff, Kelly Farber, Brendan Filice, Julianna Foster, Maddisen Frazier, Casey Grant, George Greenband, Carleigh Gruber, Matthew Hall, Nicholas Hornbostel, Carlin

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Joslyn-O’Rourke, Maria Karuza, Jillian Kawasaki, Kristina Killeen, Cassandra Klee, Megan Lafferty, Padraig Lafranchi, Marco Ma, Yuxiao Mauch, Harrison McDermott, Alexandra McDermott, Patrick McDermott, Michael Mello, Madison Mendoza, Tanner Miller, Ryan Moran, Jason Munsell, Gary Natale, Dominic OSullivan-Trevena, Joseph Patrick, Noah Phillips, Jackson Pires, Christopher Prado, Fernanda Price, Kieran Rago, Philip Robertson, Haley Ryan, Kaitlyn Scrivanich, Nicholas Searcy, Arie Skinner, Madelin Swenson-Aguirre, Gabrielle von Brauchitsch, Luke Wang, Jianing Webb, Tal Williams, Samantha Zichichi, Steven Zimmer, Aislinn

1st Quarter First Honors (GPA 3.5-3.99) FRESHMEN Ayre, Bailey Bazzano, Marina Beach, Jordyn Bonzi, Jenna Bowen, Spencer

Bowman, Tara Coleman, Ella Crawford, Carson Danley, Ryan Dural, Aysia Fair, Blake Gill, Kevin Girimonte, Nicholas Grund, Zeke Hafner IV, John Harris, Mariah Hassett, Caelan Headley, John Hendrickson, Jordan Holden, Victoria Jacquin, Alec Johnson, Hayden Kelly, Nick Kilcullen, Conor Lamperti, Lucianno Lashinski, Reese LeBlanc, Lauren Lombardi, Aidan Martinez, Jenna McGowan, Lily McKeown, Connor Medin, Quinn Mello, Abigail Miroyan, Nataly Morehead, Daniel Nguyen, Victoria O’Keefe, Chase Ostheimer, Alessandra Pavitt, Rhett Pecoraro, Madison Perra, Olivia Rafla-Yuan, Jenna Rapozo, Kingston Rauch, Christian Reid-McLaughlin, Millay Retamoza, Jordan Sarshar, Sofia Schmidt, Emily Shippey, Nathan Sierocinski, Georgina Smith, Alexander Sullivan, Justin Swenson-Aguirre, Katrina Tannous, Dimitri Taurian, Gina

Tekle, Fetsum (Babu) Turbeville, Bryce Turko, Noelle Wall, Brooke Watson, Ella Williams, Conor Woods, Abigail Woods, Emilee Xiong, Junfei Zhu, Junhao Zielke, Jiana

SOPHOMORES Blakely, Ty Cargill, Kaia Coleman, Torrence Dang, Virginia Diehl, Kelven Doolittle, Jared Dove, Peyton Dumont, Jett Hernandez, Claire Huang, Zhongyuan Khaziev, Daniel Lepe, Kara Li, Pinliang Lucas, Michael McMahon, Matthew Natale, Alyssa O’Connor, Cassidy Pavitt, Jackson Simonyi, Paula Stewart, Payton Thane, Vivian Weatherby, Serenity Weaver, Camden

JUNIORS Aldridge, Elena Allen, Ronnie Angel, Julio Apodaca, Jacob Berglund, Ella Bernal-Skala, Diego Bigattini, Giuliano Capurro, Nathan Citti, Isabella Delzell, Lleyton Donnelly, Garrett Farrow, Peyton Frazier, Brendan

Gallo, Augustine George, Nicholas Glasbrener, Nicolas Jones, Melina Jordan, Audrey Kumra, Kai Lamperti, Gianni Larson, Will Lewis, Kaden Mann, Alyna Mayer, Samuel Murray, Jordan Negri, Ana Pelkey, Dylan Sandoval, Salvador Stoesser, Sean Sutherland, Sophia Tannous, Anthony Thompson, Charles Tosti, Elizabeth Vu, Augustine Wall, Nicholas Woods, Jake

SENIORS Bone, Joseph Bonzi, Jordan Callahan, Brennan Chen, Jiacheng Foley, Patrick Garzini, Grace Golden, Ryan Grant, John Head, Brycen Hernandez, Nicholas Holtschult, Grace Kashani, Vanessa Klein, Jordan Knight, Antonia Kohut, Bennett Lepe, Ava Line, Hannah Marotto, Dario McGregor, Rachael McKenzie, Brenna Miksis, Juliette Milliman, Dain Montalbano, Benjamin Pedersen, Connor Pratt, Katie Schmidt, Alexandria DECEMBER 2017 • TRINITY MAGAZINE

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Seghesio, Joseph Stromer, Abbygail Tarnutzer, Dylan Van Dyke, Andrew Vice, Caleb Vigil, Geovanni Vreeland, Isabelle Wang, Muyang Wang, Ziqi Weaver, Grayson Winton, Nicholas Woods, Ava Wycoff, Nicolas

1st Quarter Second Honors (GPA 3.0-3.49) FRESHMEN Alvear, Lauren Bevilacqua, Michael Capurro, Nolan Castaneda, Flor Danoff, Katelin Farrow, Clayton Feagin, Mason Forcier, Skyler Fortman, Henry Frantz, Adeline Gallegos, Santiago Hamblin, Owen

Heidingsfelder, Anneliese Hilberman, Cassandra Kelly, Ethan Key, Colin Line, Shea O’Donnell, Kyle Sagaral, Devaneaux Salnas, Abigail Seghesio, William Smits, Emma Talbot, Ewan Tang, Zhonghuan Titone, Jacob Wildman, David Wilson, Alessio Zakasky, Quinton

SOPHOMORES Bacci, Dominic Bacci, Christina Bastone, Rachel Boyle, Daniel Carrithers, Porter Carroll, Cassidy Cavallo, Gianni Choice, Anya Dhillon, Harleen Dhillon, Jasleen Du, Yu Foell, Justin Garrone, Marcus Gilson, Zac

Golden, Kaili Lafranchi, Justin Loehrer, Eriandra Luo, Minghao McGee, John McKenzie, Kaycee Nguyen, Nhi Niehaus, Alexandria Ottolini, Ayden Peng, Vincent Rios Sarabia, Jorge Sage-Elwood, Sophia Schnabel, Erin Shirley, William Skinner, Abigailgrace Stockham, Lea Walsh, Shane Woods, Giancarlo Wycoff, Miles

JUNIORS Beerbower, Stephanie Braun, Frank Brown, Justin Cilia Denk, Chiron Comfort, Kyle Demuth-Gordon, Tor Evans, Emerald Farrar, Dylan Flowers, Sean Howard, Maxine Kahaulelio, Dino Kloes, Spencer

Lin, Xiangcheng Martin, Caroline McConnell, Cameron Nielson, Matthew O’Brien, Kieran Reddy, Aryana Rosenblad, Ian Shi, Zilin Silveira, Isabella “Bella” Taddei, Alyssa Wolmuth, Christopher

SENIORS Apodaca, Jaxon Bazzano, John Botteri, Tyler Clements, Lauren Coleman, Dalton Flores, Maiya Greenleaf, Harrison Hagler, Diane Hextrum, Christian Holt, Damian Kattengell, Dylan Levinson, Dylan Ma, Kexuan Morato, Bradley Nguyen, Kathy Robinson, Ryan Taylor-Barry, Ayden Wu, Yucheng Younce, Deric

FALL SCHOLAR ATHLETES Varsity Women’s Golf Almy, Olivia 11 Cose, Grace 11 Leighton, Abigail 9 Pisors, Carissa 11 Polizziani, Lorena 10

Varsity Men’s Cross Country Facto, Tyler 11 Grant, George 12 Lafferty, Padraig 12 14

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Loughner, Lucas 11 Natale, Dominic 12 Stevens, Benjamin 10 vandenDaele, Leopold 10

JV Men’s Cross Country Bentham, Jacob 12 DeMarinis, Andrew 9 Donnelly, Garrett 11 Fair, Blake 9 Nguyen, Calvin 9 Olsen, Christian 11

Parry, James 11 Pelkey, Dylan 11 Prendiville, Matthew 10 Rauch, Christian 9 Stout, Mark 11

Varsity Women’s Cross Country Erwin, Isabella 11 Lashinski, Reese 9 Shieh, Natalie 10 Williams, Madisen 10

Williams, Samantha 12 Zimmer, Aislinn 12

JV Women’s Cross Country Janisch, Jasmine 11

Varsity Men’s Water Polo Conti, Samuel 12 Farber, Brendan 12 Frazier, Casey 12 Hernandez, Nicholas 12

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Patrick, Noah 12 Stafford, Bennett 10

JV Men’s Water Polo Dove, Peyton 10 Glasbrener, Nicolas 11 Heath, Antonio 10 Limper, Alexander 10 McKeown, Connor 9 Whiteley, Brian 10

Varsity Women’s Water Polo Bucher, Jenna 12 Craig, Madeleine 11 Dexter, Lindsey 10 Garzini, Grace 12 Larson, Lillian 11 Prado, Fernanda 12 Webb, Tal 12

JV Women’s Water Polo Bazzano, Marina 9 Beach, Jordyn 9 Bellizzi, Maria 11 Hendrickson, Jordan 9

Varsity Volleyball Anton, Daniela 11 Berg, Mackenzie 11 Citti, Isabella 11 DeMarinis, Alexis 11 Filice, Julianna 12 Jannicelli, Lauren 11 Killeen, Cassandra 12 Klein, Jordan 12 Lepe, Ava 12 Mello, Madison 12 Murray, Jordan 11 Ryan, Kaitlyn 12 Smith, Keegan 11 West, Sarah 11

JV Volleyball Castaneda, Linda 11 Donion, Julia 10 Lepe, Kara 10 Liu, O’Callaghan 9 Natale, Alyssa 10

Nguyen, Christine 10 Schmidt, Emily 9 Vice, Lauren 10 Wall, Brooke 9 Woods, Abigail 9 Woods, Emilee 9

Frosh Volleyball Adams, Katie 9 Amaturo, Lauren 9 Amaturo, Lily 9 Belmonte, Brie 9 Biehl, Catherine 9 Bonzi, Jenna 9 Bowen, Spencer 9 Holden, Victoria 9 McGowan, Lily 9 Oandason, Isabelle 9 Perra, Olivia 9 Turko, Noelle 9 Ziellke, Jiana 9

Varsity Women’s Tennis Almy, Mary 11 Alvarez, Ava 12 Brunner, Isabella 10 Foley, Elizabeth 11 Holtschult, Grace 12 McGregor, Rachel 12 Negri, Ana 11 Rafla-Yuan, Jenna 9 Seymour, Audrey 10 Sierocinski, Georgina 9 Skinner, Madelin 12 Swenson-Aguirre, Katrina 9 Swenson-Aguirre, Gabrielle 12

JV Women’s Tennis Auslen, Kylie 10 Born, Olivia 11 Bucher, Mikayla 10 Dutton, Karmen 11 Garrett, Anisa 11 Jordan, Audrey 11 Marotto, Carina 10 Martinez, Jenna 9 McPhee, Grace 11 Ostheimer, Alessandra 9

Pecoraro, Madison Rahhal, Katerina Salisbury, Abigail Simonyi, Paula vanZutphen, Liliana

Varsity Football Angel, Julio Barrington, Beau Boschetti, Mark Callahan, Brennan Delzell, Lleyton Gallo, Augustine George, Nicholas Herrfeldt, Jordan Lafranchi, Marco LeBerthon, Chauncey Marotto, Dario Mendoza, Tanner Milliman, Dain Moran, Jason Munsell, Gary Pavitt, Jackson Steverson, Noah Stoesser, Sean Tett, Porter Thompson, Charlie Wall, Nicholas Woods, Jake Wycoff, Nicolas

JV Football Diehl, Kelven Doolittle, Jared Dumont, Jett Weaver, Camden

Freshman Football Ayre, Bailey Gillette, Jayden Grund, Zeke Headley, John Kelly, Nick Pell, Julian Rapozo, Kingston Ryan, Joseph Sullivan, Justin Williams, Conor

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4.1 3.97

Varsity Men’s Cross Country 3.93 Varsity Women’s Cross Country 3.93 Varsity Women’s Tennis 3.91 Varsity Women’s Water Polo 3.89 JV Men’s Cross Country 3.85

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Freshman Retreat

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he Freshman Class Retreat centers on the theme of pilgrimage. The students walked to nearby Cloverleaf Ranch for a day of community building.

The aim of the retreat was to help the Class of 2021 understand that their high school experience, and life itself, is a pilgrimage, a journey during which they experience the presence of God and the support of family and friends.

The students gathered at the Cardinal Newman ACC with their pilgrimage group led by the same Link Crew leaders from freshmen orientation. The Link Crew, trained by Mrs. Alice Meyer, did an outstanding job of providing the freshmen with quality group facilitation. Senior Campus Ministry class students helped prepare the day’s activities and served as peer leaders during the retreat. Faculty members also joined the groups and spent time getting to know their students outside the classroom.

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 Class of 2000 alumna, Shawna DeGrange.

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 pizza lunch served by wonderfully-patient parent volunteers. All in all, the freshmen began their high school journey with a fun day of bonding and shared experience.

Cloverleaf Ranch suffered extreme destruction during the wildfires in October. As the community rallies and works to rebuild, we too hope we can return to that special place next Fall for our annual Freshman Retreat.

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Sophomore Retreat

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ur Sophomore Class Retreats took place on two consecutive Mondays (boys and girls respectively) in September at two locations. The boys’ retreat took place at Our Lady of Guadalupe’s Furth Center in Windsor and the nearby Pleasant Oak Park.

The girls’ retreat returned to United Reform Judaism’s Camp Newman in the Mark West area. We had hoped for both retreats to be at URJ Camp Newman but our scheduling didn’t quite line up for this year. The Furth Center now has a special place of gratitude in our hearts as it is hosting our sophomore student’s satellite site. Camp Newman suffered total destruction in the wildfires and we are so grateful we had the two years of retreat in that special and beautiful place. We hope to return as soon as the rebuilding allows.

Both retreats, regardless of the location, centered on the theme of being “called” – called to holiness, called to community and called to service.

The boys’ retreat included prayer with chaplain Fr. Moses, personal reflections by Mr. Argenti (‘00) and Mr. Kirk, high-energy activities, as well as small group discussions. A fierce game of a “capture the flag” variation ended the morning at Pleasant Oak Park.

The boys enjoyed a hearty lunch from Togo’s served by kind parent and community volunteers before beginning their service project. Each sophomore boy wrote notes of encouragement and assembled “blessing bags” filled with small toiletries, snacks and personal items for local homeless shelters to distribute. In total, they assembled approximately 100 blessing bags that went to local homeless people through Catholic Charities and Redwood Gospel Mission. Thank you to Redwood Empire Dermatology that donated many of the toiletries.

The girls’ retreat included a thoughtful message from Mrs. Calhoun, trust activities led by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Quinn and lots of opportunities to bond through small group discussions led by CN female staff. The girls enjoyed two rounds of “capture the flag” variation game before partaking in a delicious Mexican lunch by La Plaza Restaurant and served by volunteer parents. The girls’ retreat culminated in a service project as they made twenty fleece tie blankets and wrote letters to provide comfort to those at chemotherapy clinics and children’s hospitals.

Senior students volunteered their time to act as small group leaders and offer words of wisdom to the sophomores at both retreats. Many faculty and staff members joined the retreats and enjoyed getting to know their students outside the classroom.

The students were truly able to take a day to be in fellowship and community, relax, play and pray together.

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COMMUNITY DAYS - MINI RETREATS POST FIRES

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n the days following the Northern California wildfires, there was a great desire expressed by students, parents and faculty to be reunited with one another in our Cardinal Newman community. Our administration wondered about offering some type of retreat experience to our students. On Thursday, Oct. 12th, the Cardinal Newman High School and St. Rose School communities came together and gathered at St. Rose Church to celebrate mass. The powerful healing and comfort of that experience motivated me to make those dreamed-of-retreat-experiences a reality for our students.

Many sites near and far offered to host our events but we settled on Our Lady of Guadalupe’s Furth Center in Windsor and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church in Rohnert Park. Gini Christani at OLG and Fr. Tom Diaz at St. Elizabeth went above and beyond to make us welcome. Once the locations were set, we reached out to teachers and staff, many of whom were displaced as well, to ask if they would be willing to staff these events. The response was immediate and overwhelming. The faculty were desperate and eager to see and be with “their kids”. We were able to staff two concurrent sites on both Weds., Oct. 18th and Thurs., Oct. 19th; a total of four events. Without the swift, generous, and exhaustive support of the faculty and staff, these community mini retreat days would not have happened.

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Mr. Marty Argenti, Mrs. Catherine Eggleston, and Mrs. Alice Meyer coordinated the junior and senior mini retreat days at Our Lady of Guadalupe. Mr. John Contreras and I coordinated the freshman and sophomores at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. About four hundred students in total attended over the two days and sites. All available teachers, staff, and counselors offered a variety of activity stations games, art, discussion, prayer, and simple comfort of being together, in addition to all the shopping, setup and clean-up. Lunch was provided at a discount from Sally Tomatoes in Rohnert Park and donated

by Castaneda’s Market in Windsor. Parents and grandparents donated desserts and volunteered their time at both sites. Outside counseling agencies, Sunnyside Service and a comfort animal group, donated their time and expertise to our students as well.

All of these actions showed the love and the meaning of the Cardinal Newman community and each adult staff or volunteer embodied our motto of “Cor Ad Cor Loquitur” ~ “Heart Speaks to Heart”. It was a great comfort to be in community with one another in the midst of our sorrow and uncertainty.

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omecoming 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 2017 homecoming nominees were elected through anonymous voting conducted by each student at Cardinal Newman High School.

Congratulations to Kasey Braun, Haley Robertson, Samantha Williams, Alexandra McDermott, Kristina Kawaski, and Kaitlyn Ryan.

The princesses were accompanied by their fathers and chauffeured onto the field in vintage cards, lent by the Anderson family, during halftime of the varsity football game against Maria Carrillo High School. The student body voted in anonymous ballot boxes for the Queen after the Homecoming Rally. The young woman who was elected Homecoming Queen for 2017 was Kasey Braun.

The ASB student leaders planned for months to put on a successful Homecoming Dance. On October 7, “Carnival Homecoming” whisked our students away

to fun music featuring DJ Dax, a photobooth, popcorn machine, treats, a movie, and games such as corn hole, ping pong, and a variety of board games.

Throughout the Fall, ASB was busy planning Sixth Man Shirts and an event to kick off the new year.

In addition, Cardinal Newman High School will also participate in Battle of the Fans. Battle of the Fans is an effort to encourage sportsmanship from the fans at the various sporting events throughout all the NBL and SCL schools.

We will also help promote Arts Alive! which happens in April of 2018. ASB’s final big day will be an End of the Year Rally that happens 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!

SERVICE FAIR The annual Cardinal Newman Service Fair was held on Monday, October 2, 2017. It was a tremendous success with over 40 non-profit organizations in attendance. Our students learned how they could help the hungry, the environment, the elderly, children in schools and after school programs, those with Alzheimers, those with Downs Syndrome, those in India in need of water, the homeless and many other amazing causes. Guided by all Religion teachers, the Freshmen, Sophomore and Junior classes attended

the fair in the CN Gym. Students visited with non-profit representatives and learned about their programs and how to get involved by serving. In addition, many seniors were present representing the organization they are currently working with through their CBSL projects. We are very proud of our students and look forward to learning how they will continue to make a difference by serving their community. Thank you to everyone for their support of the Service Fair and our wonderful CBSL Program!

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JV VOLLEYBALL

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his was a season to never be forgotten for the junior varsity volleyball squad at Cardinal Newman. Throughout the entire volleyball program, we saw unprecedented numbers trying out leading to a whopping 16 student-athletes on the junior varsity roster. Within those 16 athletes, we had 6 freshmen, 9 sophomores, and 1 junior. Each and every one of them had key contributions along the way to help get some hard-earned wins.

We worked hard to hone our fundamentals over the season, earning a 14-9 overall record and a 6-5 league record. We had a strong preseason that saw us go 3-1, losing only to local powerhouse Analy in three. We also earned a high level win versus an always-tough Vintage team. It became evident early on that this team was going to be something special.

Led by the strong passing and serving, this JV squad started the season on a tear that included winning 9 of its first 10 matches. This passing and serving was spearheaded by our two liberos, Lauren Vice and Emilee Woods. Aiding these liberos in the back row were defensive specialists; Linda Castaneda, Brooke Wall, and Christine Nguyen. These passers displayed much consistency and made some impressive strides throughout the season.

When league season came around, we knew we would have to ramp up the intensity to be able to handle the rigors that the NBL brings. Leading the team with steady hands were setters Kara Lepe and Anneliese Heidingsfelder. These two were asked to learn a more advanced offense and took the challenge and really impressed along the way, including setting a beautiful match versus Montgomery en route to a victory to start the league season.

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tournament at Campolindo, we played against the best competition we played all year. Against some major powerhouses, our middles stood tall and more than held their own. Our middles who included Julia Donlon, Erin Schnabel, Emily Schmidt, and Abby Woods, fought fiercely and placed their swings well, helping to earn a victory at this tough tournament.

We had another tournament the next weekend at American Canyon High School. On a weekend where homecoming was the same night as the tournament, being a bit distracted was expected, but not with this team. We went into the tournament with focus and played some of our best volleyball of the season.

Led by a strong right side attack that included Sophia Sage, Caroline Courier, and Alyssa Natale, we were able to beat some solid teams from Napa and the East Bay. Due to homecoming, we only had 6 athletes left for playoffs. We played our playoff match knowing we would have to forfeit the championship if we won, and we won despite the six remaining having to play out of position. That team we beat would go on and win the championship since we had to leave for homecoming.

With all that happened with the fires, we as a team just needed a way to get our minds off of things.

Volleyball was the perfect outlet. We had a lot of fun getting back in the gym. We had our annual costume practice for Halloween and finished the year with three matches. Our outside hitters stepped up and played extremely hard down the stretch. These hitters – Christine Nguyen, Calla Liu, Christiane Anton, and Brooke Wall—led by example and showed some real grit and determination.

The season was a roller coaster of emotions. The squad was bigger than ever. With all that we as a community endured, there is no other team I would have rather experienced this with. We are Newman Strong.

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FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL

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his year, our freshman volleyball team had an incredibly successful season. With an unprecedented number of freshman girls trying out, the talent level and enthusiasm of our freshman class holds much promise for the future of our program.

Starting off the preseason undefeated, excitement for the season was high. After dropping two close matches to start league play, the freshman finished the season off strong. Although the fires interrupted league play and prevented the opportunity for a rematch against Windsor and Rancho Cotate High Schools, our team showed their determination with two competitive wins to close out the season. It was exciting to see the growth of our players, in both the mental and physical aspects of the game.

Coaches Jaclyn and Christine are both very proud of the constant effort given by the girls throughout the season. Go Newman!

he Cardinal Newman High School Women’s Volleyball Team had a memorable season, one that will be remembered for its strength through adversity. The team began its 2017 campaign on a successful note by going 3-1 in pre-season and winning the Healdsburg Invitational for the third straight year. The Cardinals then played in the Nor-Cal Invitational and took third to complete their tune up for the NBL. The league season proved to be more closely-contested than ever as all the teams in the NBL were on an equal level. No other match showed the equality in the league, but also the Cardinals grit and determination than the home match against Montgomery. The team played 5 hard-fought games and came out victorious after being down 4-10 in the fifth set. The girls never-saydie approach was showcased again in another 5-set thriller against Casa Grande. After the fires, the team made the commitment to not only finish the season, but finish with the same approach as they began the season with. The team played in the Notre Dame Belmont Tiger Challenge on October 21st, and while the outcome was not what the team had hoped for, being together and playing again brought back a sense of normalcy to our season. When the abbreviated second half of league rolled around, the Cardinals finished 8-4, with wins over Carrillo and Ukiah. In the NCS Tournament, the Cardinals were the fifth seed in Division IV and were looking toward a strong postseason run. The team played St. Joseph’s Notre Dame of Alameda in the first round and came away with a three-set victory. The next round, the team drew Del Norte of Crescent City and made the six-hour trip up the coast. With their season on the line, the Cardinals played the strongest match of the season against a very tough Del Norte team and ended up losing in four games. The team was sad about losing, but with all that they had persevered through, the girls felt they accomplished all they set out to. The Cardinals finished the season 18-12 and third in the North Bay League.

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JV MEN’S WATER POLO

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his season the Cardinal Newman Men’s Junior Varsity Water Polo team was dominant. They went undefeated until their very last game this season, only losing by one goal to a very strong St. Mary’s team in the Vintage Tournament. Cardinal Newman came in first in league this year and came in second at the Vintage Tournament, one of the most competitive tournaments in the Bay Area. Newman’s Junior Varsity team’s overall record was 16-1 this year, a huge improvement from last year’s 8-12 record.

These young men never lost sight of their goal and continued to play with school pride all season long.

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he Cardinal Newman Varsity Men’s Water Polo team had an extremely successful season. After going 4-17 last season, we turned it around in a big way finishing with a record of 17-7 and 2nd in the North Bay League. This record stands as one of the best records for Newman Water Polo ever! The team had eight seniors and they will be missed.

We are graduating six of our seven starters and will be returning only three varsity players. The team was captained by Sam Conti, Nick Hernandez, and Casey Frazier who showed great leadership through everything that occurred during our season. Bennett Stafford scored a team high 96 goals as a sophomore!

We look forward to a bright future from him and the other returners.

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VARSITY WOMEN’S WATER POLO

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ardinal Newman Women’s Water Polo had their best season this year. The girls were led by seniors Tal Webb, Aliyah Consani-Baker and Taylor Graniss. Junior Lillian Larson played goalie this year for the first time and helped the team win numerous games this year with her saves. The team took second place in league and made it to NCS. We lost to a tough Drake opponent in the first round of NCS. The girls showed tremendous strength and resilience this year. There were five girls on the team this year that lost their homes in the Tubbs fire and we lost our pool for practice at the end of the year, but that did not stop the girls from winning our last two games of league. The girls really came together to make this an amazing season.

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VARSITY WOMEN’S TENNIS

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his fall, the Cardinal Newman Girls Varsity Tennis Team had one of the best years since the start of Cardinal Newman Girls tennis!

The Cardinals were led by senior captains Rachael McGregor and Gigi SwensonAguirre in singles as our number two and three singles. Freshmen Georgina Sierocinski and Katrina Swenson-Aguirre were our number one and four singles.

Our doubles were led by juniors Mimi Almy, Ana Negri, Lizzy Foley; sophomores Isabella Brunner, Audrey Seymour, and freshman Elizabeth Hale.

As a team, the Cardinals ended our season with an 18-6 record and a perfect 12-0 in league. Gigi Swenson-Aguirre and all of our doubles teams were undefeated in league, with Georgina Sierocinski, Rachael McGregor and Katrina Swenson-Aguirre with only two losses in league play. The Cardinals were very successful in NCS Team Tennis as the number

4 seeds. We reached the semifinals in NCS competition by beating Alhambra High School and University High School. We had a hard-fought loss in the semifinals to a very solid Piedmont High School team. In post season play, Georgina Sierocinski was a singles finalist in our NBL Singles tournament. She teamed up with Gigi SwensonAguirre to win the NBL Doubles Tournament and went on to NCS Doubles in Division II. In NCS Doubles competition, Georgina and Gigi were finalists in the Doubles tournament, earning an NCS Division II Second Place Pennant! We look forward to building on the success of these past three years!

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he 2017 freshman football team opened up their season in August against a strong Saint Mary’s team.

After an opening week loss, the team won seven straight games against both nonleague and league opponents.

The season came to a close on November 4th at SRJC in a triple header against Rancho Cotate. It was a great win and an even better way to end an unforgettable season.

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ardinal Newman JV Football finished 7-2 overall and 4-2 in the North Bay League. Coach Sexton wishes to thank his assistant coaches for all the hard work and dedication, along with the players and parents for their dedication and help throughout the season.

Special thanks to team mom, Mary Dumont, for her tireless work and coordination of rides and practices after the fire. Thank you!

he 2017 football season has been a very exciting one! We are blessed as a community to be led by an excellent group of seniors. As league champions, we were excited for playoffs. As the second seeded team in the Division III North Coast Section, we were thrilled to be able to continue our journey together. Our season ended in a heartbreaking loss to Marin Catholic, the number one seed, in the NCS championship game. These players and coaches should be proud of the motivation and perseverance displayed during this time, as many challenges were faced due to the historic Tubbs Fire.

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ardinal Newman Varsity Cheer is at the frontline of school spirit and has the unique ability to connect a crowd to a game, a community to a school, and school groups to each other to feel a part of something bigger. They’re not the game, but they are part of the game and the crowd. They represent the traditions of pride and spirit and they help impact the game through the environment that is created.

They’re creating an atmosphere using the band, fellow classmates, and the crowd to help foster a great experience for our CN fans.

Over the summer, CN Cheer attended UCA camp and headed off to Florida for an All-Star camp experience.

Athletes bonded and experienced what it means to be a “Cheerleader”. Athletes earned several AllAmerican and leadership spirit awards. Leadership and school spirit was the driving force and strength after the Northern California fires. Our cheer community, in hopes of building Newman spirit, participated in a KZST school spirit broadcast which was geared to build spirit for the first game after the fires. Although four team members lost their homes, they shared their experience and stood by their duty and attended games and showed support for their community and tradition.

In the future, CN cheer hopes to keep building a stronger base of support for CN cheer because once that is established other supports will follow. “Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered, you will never grow. Every job is a self-portrait of the person who did it ... Autograph your work with excellence.” ― Vince Lombardi As they continue building on old and new traditions and moving into new changes, the CN cheer program looks forward to building true leaders dedicated to executing what it means to be a dedicated athlete and leader.

his year’s golf team was 2-9 in league. The team had three returners and two newcomers.

Returning athletes were juniors Olivia Almy, Grace Cose, and Carissa Pisors. All three returners showed much improvement in their scores from last year.

Sophomore, Lorena Polizziani was new to golf and was a great addition to the team, improving each day.

Freshman Abby Leighton was the top medalist for each match with an average score of 41 for 9 holes.

Abby qualified for the NCS DII championships and finished 4th out of 90 golfers, moving on to the NCS DI championship. She then finished in the top 30 out of 130 golfers.

The season was fun and rewarding. There was a lot of hard work and laughs throughout the season.

We were very fortunate to have our home course for practices and matches at Fountaingrove Country Club. We are looking forward to the next season and welcoming anyone who is interested in joining the team next year.

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he 2017 Cardinal Newman Cross Country team had a great season, with our largest team in years with 20 new runners joining the team of more than 30 total students participating in our sport. The season was highlighted by wins over Rancho Cotate, and a 14th place finish in the NCS championships for the varsity boys with more than 25 teams participating in that qualifier for the state meet. Leading the girls team this year were performances from Madisen Williams, Adeline Frantz and Natalie Shieh, while the boys were led by Leo Van Den Daele and David Simonyi. In all, 28 of our 30 students set lifetime best performances during the season, led by Kaili Golden’s more than 4 minute personal best, running 27 minutes at the NBL league championship race at Spring Lake park.

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ALUMNI

ALUMNI DONATIONS FOR JULY 1, 2016 JUNE 30, 2017 Class of 1943 Rosemarie Bertolucci Henninger Class of 1948 Norma Caster Person Class of 1953 Frances Forbes Patchett Class of 1954 Nancy Moran Class of 1960 Patricial Post O’Brien Class of 1967 Kathryn Sandstrom Wright Class of 1968 Paul J. Hulsman Class of 1969 Randy J. Destruel Class of 1970 James W. Hulsman William D. McNeany David B. Verhein James L. Spencer Class of 1971 Thomas Bonfigli Dennis G. Magatelli Charles Peifer Michael L. Torr Class of 1972 Mathieu K. Destruel Daniel J. Galvin Kenneth J. Molinaro Sue Hall Nelson

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Pamela Bell Simmons Michelle Jarrett Skaff Patti Spencer Greg W. Stalker Michael J. Wright Class of 1974 Douglas C. Brinker Scott J. Cromie Allan A. Henderson J. Mark Hurd Laura Diamond Laughlin Class of 1975 Daniel J. Brinker William T. Conklin Mark R. Cooper Joel P. Dericco Katherine Driscoll Robert J. Evart Colleen Farrell Sue Moeller Goranson Charles E. Mache Robert D. Malone Mike A. Mugridge Class of 1976 Sylvia Abdel-Kader Lea Goode-Harris John J. McNeany Francis M. Small Class of 1977 David P. Devencenzi Toni Guanella-Kahulelio Graham M. Rutherford Class of 1978 Tammy Brinker Dyer Mark Finigan

James W. Fisher Brian D. Torr Maria G. Wilson Class of 1979 Jesse E. Amaral Peter T. Boschetti Steve Giacomelli Brian S. Ling Marc Opperman Ty W. Pforsich Michael Tamayo Class of 1980 Laurie Guitterez Bertacco Frank G. Dommen Alex N. Klein Jeffery P. Kloes Carol Lowe-Drake Marco A. Lepe Joseph E. McNeany Chrystie Wilkinson Prokopakis Class of 1981 Wayne J. Ahlstrom Todd M. Bertolone Daniel H. Geary Gregory M. Lytle Dawnell May Douglas A. Van Dyke Class of 1982 Timothy Bucher Cindi Aguirre Calos Anthony Hernandez Barbara Sales Miksis Kenneth Rosenberg Peter E. Seghesio

Scott Silveira Chris Uebel Class of 1983 Lance Badger Kathy O’Reilly Badger David C. Brady Shawn Bunger Brian Bunger Sue Aguirre Fowler Mercie Stone Galvin Maria Franchetti Geary Louie Guanella Steven J. Herrfeldt John Murray Kevin O’Malley Thomas W. Sullivan Mari Sweeting Class of 1984 Gregory B. Apostle Steven C. Bourns Jack A. Gale David A. Gunning Karin Steiner Kelly Arthur O. Knight Craig M. Maffei Thomas L. Martin Paige Mazzoni Dale Miller Karen Brinker Rubattino Carol Coleman Slender Brad Slender Daniel A. Stevens Katie Nonella Stevens Benjamin B. SwensonAguirre Michael J. Van Dyke Eric V. Von der Mehden

ALUMNI

Class of 1985 Jeffrey J. Collins David J. Farinella Jeff M. Jorgensen Anthony Lombardi Jeffrey M. Marquis Kimi Dugger McNeany Pat McNeany Steve P. Neuerburg Darryl J. Vice Class of 1986 Chandra Messinbrink Barbour Stephen M. Higgins Brad H. Kloes Brian E. McGee Tony S. Natale Class of 1987 Jeffrey Apodaca Patrick J. Bernd Angela Lombardi Carvalho James Finney James J. Forni John P. Helzer Christian Hook Colette Woodrome Milliman Jennifer Stromer Keli Dugger Vice Ame Bolander Van Dyke Class of 1988 Heather Hansel DeMarinis Kari Nickerson Donnelly Tracy Every Dutton

Ben M. LeBerthon Thomas C. Long Nicholas A. Simi Cathleen Hoey Stafford Brent C. Stephens Camille Seghesio Kim Titone Class of 1989 Kevin E. Carinalli Daniel J. Culbertson Dominic J. Taurian Brent A. Wall Kristina Wall Steve Walsh Class of 1990 Thomas J. McMahon Christopher M. Stafford Ryan P. Vice Class of 1991 Andrew L. Frei Louis Ratto Class of 1992 Justin H. Hansel Class of 1993 Scott C. Dorr Jenny DeBaun Jannicelli Derek G. Jones Teejay K. Lowe Lisa Mazzoni William K. Seppi Gabrielle Thompson Heather Schulze Turner Class of 1994 Benjamin H. Gleason Edward R. Grafe

Leah Gilseth Alice Jordan Meyer Class of 1995 Gregory R. Culley Bryan J. Wright Class of 1996 Megan Basinger David J. Carciere Emily Crandall Harrington Deon Jones Bodhi D. Kraus Noshtomin Rose Merlin Class of 1997 Scott L. Shapiro Nathaniel C. Weis Nicholas S. Werle Class of 1999 Martin A. Lorenzo Alan L. McCormick Class of 2000 Martin A. Argenti Class of 2001 Mark A. Dohner John M. Fitzgerald Rory J. McCormick John W. Reuter Class of 2003 Nathaniel M. Evans Monica Mertle

Class of 2006 Brian D. Meyer William B. Reeves Class of 2007 Dilraj Bhadare Class of 2008 Christina Messer Class of 2009 Jameson C. PoppicReeves Class of 2011 Trevor Drake Class of 2012 Alex Drake Class of 2013 James Del Curto Cody Sousa Class of 2014 Jackson L. Herrfeldt Jarrett Skaff Class of 2015 Nick Drake Chad Sousa Class of 2016 Hannah Robertson

Class of 2004 Brent Ling Class of 2005 Finleigh McCormick

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SAVE THESE DATES:

JOG-A-THON SUCCESS!

URSULINE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CRAB FEED

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Saturday, January 20, 2018 Mary Agatha Furth Center, Windsor (NEW LOCATION)

FATHER/DAUGHTER DANCE Saturday, January 27, 2018 Vintners Inn, Santa Rosa

WE’RE BACK! CELEBRATION Saturday, February 10, 2018 Soda Rock Winery

MOTHER/SON BRUNCH Sunday, March 4, 2018

SPRING LEGACY GALA Saturday, March 17, 2018 Vintner’s Inn, Santa Rosa Live & Silent Auctions – Dinner – Live Music – Raffle

TEXAS HOLD ‘EM Saturday, April 14, 2018

FUND A FUTURE – TUITION ASSISTANCE EVENT Thursday, April 26, 2018 Vintner’s Inn, Santa Rosa

ALUMNI GOLF TOURNAMENT Thursday, June 7, 2018 Windsor Golf Club

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he Cardinal Newman Jog-a-Thon took place on Wednesday, September 27, 2017, where students helped to raise more than $63,000 for their school. It’s not too late to support your favorite jogger or make a tax-deductible gift in support of a new turf athletic field!

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 participate by sending emails to family and family friends. Once again, we worked with an outside company to reduce our fundraising costs by utilizing a more tech-savvy email 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.

SUPPORT

FREE TUITION RAFFLE PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS ONLINE FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN FREE TUITION FOR THE 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR! Great odds with only 300 tickets sold!

Drawing will take place at the Legacy Gala – Saturday, March 17, 2018 – 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: 1. One Winner will be selected at the Cardinal Newman Legacy Gala held on March 17, 2018.

2. Tuition voucher is good for one student.

3. 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.

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

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

6. You do not need to be present to win.

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

8. 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 prorated.

9. Tuition voucher not redeemable for cash.

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

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2018 JOHN HENRY NEWMAN AWARD We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2018 John Henry Newman Award

MR. LYNN MEISTER and MR. TIM BUCHER, CN ’82.

The John Henry Newman Award, the highest award given by the Cardinal Newman community, acknowledges an alum and a community member who follow Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman’s example and inspire us by their: •

Lasting and meaningful service to Ursuline & Cardinal Newman High Schools and the greater community,

• •

Examples of Christian character, Gifts of talent, treasure and time in the form of dedication to the mission of Catholic education.

They join a distinguished list of alums and community members that have made a difference at Cardinal Newman and have inspired us to follow their lead.

John Henry Newman Award past recipients 1964 – 2005 Clyde Smith & John M. Fitzgerald Jim Wilkey, Sr. & Jim Wilkey Jr., ‘71 Jack DeMeo & Richard Nanula, ‘78 Fr. George Risden & Mike Keefer, ‘72 Clay Stephens & Jeff Bertoli, ‘77 Ting Guggiana & Ritz Guggiana, ‘71 2006 Most Reverend Daniel F. Walsh & Scott Cromie, ‘74 2007 Dennis Harter & Allan Henderson, ‘74

2008 Dick Colombini & Mike Nonella, ‘81 2009 Paul V. Wright & Dan Stevens, ‘84 2010 Henry Trione & Ken Molinaro, ‘72 2011 Andy Hall & William Rousseau, ‘75 2012 Dennis Crandall & Patty Konicek Dietzen, UHS ‘74 2013 Victor Trione & Norma Person, UHS ‘48 2014 Fr. Alvin Villaruel & William Seppi, ‘93 2015 Michael Truesdell & Sr. Stephanie Wilson, OSU 2016 John Drake & Carol Lowe-Drake, UHS ‘80 2017 Avid Valentin & Chrystie Prokopakis, UHS ‘80

BECOME A MEMBER OF THE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Each year, we honor our John Henry Newman Award recipients at a President’s Reception in December at the St. Francis Winery & Vineyards where invited guests and benefactors gather to celebrate and recognize their contribution to the Cardinal Newman community. At this event we recognize and thank our philanthropic friends giving annually at or above the $1,500 level, placing them within the President’s Circle. If you are interested in joining the President’s Circle for the coming year, your gift to Cardinal Newman can be made online cardinalnewman.org/ donate and is very much appreciated.

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2018 JOHN HENRY NEWMAN AWARD WINNERS Tim Bucher, CN ‘82

Lynn Meister

Just as St. Angela Merici and Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman advanced education of the young in order to prepare them for the world, Tim has been equally devoted to Catholic education. As a student at Cardinal Newman, his dedication to academics and service were exemplary and recognized by receiving both the Walter C. Hulsman Highest GPA Award and the Mary Ellen C. Walter Service Award, being the first and only student to have received both awards. As the vice-chairperson on the Cardinal Newman Board of Directors, he led by example, inspiring others to share their time, talent and treasure with our community. As an alum and parent, Tim has shared his technical innovations with our students as our Career Day Keynote Speaker, and has generously given products from his premium olive oil and wine companies, which aided our fund raising efforts. Tim and his family have generously supported many of the important programs including tuition assistance with the AnnMarie Bucher Scholarship fund, in addition to the STEM program, technology advances, and many facility improvements on campus. His attendance and support at school events and his energy and dedication to our community exemplifies the Christian character of our patrons. We are honored to recognize Tim and his dedication to Cardinal Newman.

Lynn has shared a life-long devotion to Catholic education and the Cardinal Newman community. For nearly 50 years, he has shared his time and talents on and off the field and track guiding our young students, and holding the record for coaching the longest at Cardinal Newman. His dedication and commitment to our student-athletes has touched and influenced hundreds of young people over the years, helping to shape their futures. His calming influence and professional approach with both student-athletes and coaches inspire others to the same standard. As parents and now alum parents, Lynn and Billie continue to attend and generously support many of the events at Cardinal Newman, which exemplifies the Christian character of our patrons. We are humbled by his commitment.

Congratulations to this year’s John Henry Newman Award recipients!

Past John Henry Newman Award recipients join our newest 2018 award winners Lynn Meister and Tim Bucher Left to right: Jeff Bertoli, Dennis Harter, Dennis Crandell, Lynn Meister, Tim Bucher, Will Seppi, John Drake, Mike Truesdell, Dan Stevens & Carol Drake

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SUPPORT GIFT RECOGNITION SOCIETY

GIFT RECOGNITION SOCIETY CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL JULY 1, 2016 – JUNE 30, 2017 GIFT RECOGNITION SOCIETIES Merici-Newman SOCIETY ...our best SOCIETY

$50,000 - $99,999

Heritage Gift SOCIETY Patron Gift SOCIETY

$100,000 and Up

$25,000 - $49,999 $15,000 - $24,999

Benefactor Gift SOCIETY Gold Circle Gift SOCIETY Cardinal Gift SOCIETY

$5,000 - $14,999 $1,500 - $4,999 $500 - $1,499

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, 2016 to June 30, 2017. To all who support Catholic secondary education through programs at Cardinal Newman and . . . our best, Expanding Traditions, we are most grateful.

Thank you.

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The Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert Foundation

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Heritage Gift Society Baldocchi Scholarship FundUrsuline Alumnae Association

Patron Gift Society Timothy and Mary Louise Bucher

Gold Circle Gift Society

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Dads’ Club

Jesse and Geri Amaral

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Angelo and Irina Bellizzi

The Future Project

Lawrence and Susan Amaturo

Jaime and Stacy Smith

Tom and Jeannie Benton

Matt and Kathleen Gallo

Megan Basinger

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James Bertero

The John Jordan Foundation

Todd and Marie Bertolone

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Ario and Roxanne Bigattini

Boyd and Dani Stockham

William and Maria Beyer

Gus and Laurie Trevena

Freeman and Donna Born

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Dennis and Kim Brooks

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Doug and Ame Van Dyke

Father Samuel M. Brown Brown Michael and Corrine Brunner

Andrew and Carol Carciere

Fred Van Milligen and Janet Bishop

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William Conklin

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Michael and Carolyn Cantarutti

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Exchange Bank

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E.R. Sawyer Jewelers

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Allan and Kimberly Henderson

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Wright Contracting

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Environmental Office Solutions

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Vanguard Properties

Ed and Anne Del Monte

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California Education Corporation

Renee Foster

Father Thomas Endowment Trust

David Di Loreto and Jennifer Johnston

Daniel Galvin

McCormick & Co. Homes & Loans

John and Joyce Garrone

Mateo Charitable Fund

Sherman and Jane Hall

Ordaz Family Wines

Laura Held

Oak Shadows Construction

David and Heidi Jacquin

Lombardi Wines

Becky Scrivanich

Eric Loehrer and Sandra ChaconLoehrer

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The Leopard Family Charitable Fund

Victor and Karen Trione

Harry and Mary Kay Matossian

Josh West and Peggy Tumminia

Cathal and Anette McNamara

Greg and Julie Windisch

Cardinal Gift Society

Joseph and Annie McNeany

Eagle Distributing

Wayne and Amy Ahlstrom

Lynn and Billie Meister

The Howard & Betty White Foundation

Todd and Glorianne Albertson

Bruce and Eileen Moore

Robert and Tracey Aldridge

Benefactor Gift Society Anonymous Kevin and Susan Bedsole Shawn Bunger David and Kelly Carroll Randy and Shelley Destruel Mark Flores and Stephanie McMurtrie Jared and Kelly Fortman

Tom and Becky Larson Gary and Rhonda LeKander Martin and Patricia McCormick Gary and Barbara Miksis Ken and Alma Molinaro Marc Opperman Shane and Suzanne Pavitt Ty and Cindy Pforsich

Annemarie Bucher

Steven and Niessia Diehl James and Natalie DiMarco John and Thea Dolan Brian and Deborah Donlon Alex Drake Trevor Drake Tom and Ingrid Dunlap Thomas and Lisa Duryea Dale and Kathy Dutton Gail Dutton Peterson Charles and Tammy Dyer E. John Evans and Kim McEachron Marc and Dana Facto Natalie Foley

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Platinum Chevrolet

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Rabobank

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Sales Force

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Sonoma Eyeworks

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Most Reverend Robert F. Vasa Vasa

Summit State Bank

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T & B Sports

Mr. and Mrs. Barham

T & B Sports, INC - OMG Acct

Barbara Barnes

Matt and Eileen Vukicevich

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Richard and Darla Bastoni

James Walker

The Loft

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VJB Vineyards and Cellars

Brent and Kristina Wall

Wells Fargo Foundation

William and Marilyn Ward

Wiggins Electric, Inc

Tom and Kim Hinde

Mark and Shannon Prendiville

Mike and Annie Holden

Jim and Barbara Rael

Robert and Loreen Whirley

Christian and Anne Hook

Vincent and Jana Rago

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Michael and Katie Wright

Greg and Jennifer Houser

Suahil Rahhal and Nahla Makhoul

Jeff and Ann Hudson

Richard and Liesl Ramsay

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William and Nancy Zuur

Ursula Albertson

Sherri Benson

Gary and Lynn Imm

ALPHA Fire Suppression Systems

Donna Alcorn

Chris and Nancy Bentham

Steve and Jenny Jannicelli

Jeffrey Reeder and Susye Weng-Reeder Steve and Lee Ann Reuter

Annabelle Productions

Peter and Theresa Alexander

Karin Bentham

Billy Jensen Debra Johnson

John Reuter

August Briggs Winery

Allie Alhadeff

Vincent and Natalie Berg

Derek and Sarah Jones

Gil and Cathy Robello

Andrew and Mary Allen

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Brian and Shelley Robertson

Bear Republic Brewing Company

Gerhard and Huberta Berger

Noel Schumacher and Pat LaFortune

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Berryman & Montalbano - A Professional Law Corporation

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Christer and Peggy Berglund

Ken Lafranchi

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Beyond INternational Education

Louise Andersen Dianne Anderson

Rebecca Berry

Michael and Karen Lastovic

Gwen Anderson

Darrell and Laurie Bertacco

Adam and Dianna Lee

Michael and Linda Schroeter

Marco and Kristin Lepe

Brian and Shauna Anderson

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Luke Scrivanich

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Scott Shapiro

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William and Shirley Beyer

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Michael Sheehan

Patricia Bianculli

Diana Mambretti

Rick and Sandra Sheldon

Arturo and Tina Marie Angel

Steven Martino

Robert and Brenda Sherwood

John Fruth

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Libby Su

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Nancy Moran

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Gary Vice Keli and Darryl Vice Michael and Linda Vinson

Grant Weaver

Phillip Wyatt

Chipotle Mexican Grill Dr. Paul Tiernan - Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Epicurean Group Farrow Vineyards Friedman’s Home Improvement Hafner Vineyard

Gregory Shooter

Home Team Marketing, LLC

Doug Smith and Cortney Mesenbrink-Smith

Jim Rael Photography

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CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

Kenley Electric KeyBank Korbel Champagne Cellars LeDuc & Dexter Inc. Plumbing Marcum Accountants Mary’s Pizza & Pasta Shack

Friendship Gift Society Sylvia Abdel-Kader

Barbara Almy

Colleen Annen Jeffrey and Melissa Apodaca Gregory and Laura Apostle Martin and Monica Argenti Bobbi Arjo Gregg and Katie Auslen Elizabeth Austin Linda Aylor David and Madalyn Babcock

Norbert Babin

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GIFT RECOGNITION SUPPORT SOCIETY

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Joe Dobbs

Barry Bongberg

Inga Cantu

Dr. and Mrs. Francis Crinella

Mark Dohner

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David and Caitlin Carciere

Tom and Suzanne Crotty

Loreen Dold

Pierre Born

Pietrina Cargile

Susana Crow

Bev Dold

Peter Boschetti and Carole DeLorenzo

Clement and Ann Marie Carinalli

Tim Crudo

Frank and Birgit Dommen

Selene Carlos

Dolores Cuerva

Herbert and Barbara Donaldson

Stephen Bosshard

Eleanor Carlos

Daniel Culbertson

Shannon Donnell

Lance and Dina Bosshard

Ron and Chris Carlton

William and Heather Curran

Darrin and Kari Donnelly

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Duane and Angela Carvalho

William and Mary Curran

Daniel and Anna Donnelly

Benito Botteri

Anna Castellanos

Noreen Curtis

Paul and Christine Doolittle

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Jeff and Kristina Boudreaux

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Phil Doss

Steven and Pam Bourns

Ms. Cavazos Cavazos

Bernadette Daly

Victoria Dougherty

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Mr. Caven

Ruth Damiani

David Dove

Karen Bowles

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Noelle Dangremond

Kelleyanne Dove

Sean Boyle and Rocio Ramirez

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John and Carol Drake

Shauna Bradley

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Nick Drake

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Apisai and Lowata Dau

Katherine Driscoll

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Tamera Brattin

Nancy Chierici

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Gary and Lucy Dugger

Dan Braun

Larry and Jean Clark

Lauren Davison

Derrick and Mary Dumont

Ellen Breisacher

Don and Gina Clark

Jerry Daw

Sally Dunn

Julie Brennan

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Patrick and Karen Dawson

Alton and Chrystina Dural

Evan Bridewell

Carol Clark

Robert and Linda Dawson

Joe and Tracy Dutton

August and Sally Briggs

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Dominic Dawson

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Bales Orthodontics

North Coast Tile & Stone

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Oilstop, Inc.

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Omelette Express

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BJK Global Corporation

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Bodega Bay Lodge & Spa

Paradise Ridge Winery

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Bottle Barn

Parkpoint Health Club

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Brandt Insurance

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Bruno’s on Fourth

Peter Michael Winery

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Cafe Citti

Prickett’s Nursery

Julie Tomlinson

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Ratto Group

Carole Tomlinson

Petter and Cerrissa Westby

Richard Sangster Inn of Court

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Carroll Family Charitable Foundation

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Causbrook Trucking

Rooster Run Golf Club

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Cavallo Ent Inc.

Russian River Vineyards

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Cloverdale Towing

San Francisco Zoological Society

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Costeaux French Bakery & Cafe

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Silver Oaks Cellars

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Deerfield Ranch Winery

Smile Orthodontics - Drs. Cercone, Wear & Solomon

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Snoopy’s Home Ice

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DeMeo DeMeo & West - Attorneys at Law

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Dry Creek Inn

Sonoma County Family YMCA

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Dutton Estate Winery

Sonoma Raceway

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Factory Athletics

Sonoma-Cutrer Vineyards

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Ferchland Law Office

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Ferrari-Carano Vineyards & Winery

St. John’s Catholic School

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Foxtail Golf Club

St. Rose School

Kathleen Vice

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Francis Ford Coppola Winery

Stanford Inn’s Catch-A-Canoe

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Franco American Bakery

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Trattore Farms

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Brian Rupiper Ron and Teres Santos

In Memory of Charlie Dahl Thomas Beecher

In Memory of Jack DeMeo Norbert Babin Barbara Baggenstos Mr. and Mrs. Barham Barbara Barnes Richard and Darla Bastoni Karin Bentham Kathryn Besio Gary Bondi Karen Bowles Shauna Bradley Daniel and Julie Brinker Carol Clark Larry and Jean Clark George and Delene Cleek Connie Codding Dick and Angie Colombini Dr. and Mrs. Francis Crinella Scott and Ann Cromie Noelle Dangremond Jerry Daw Mark DeMeo Randy and Shelley Destruel Don and Shirley Dimitratos Herbert and Barbara Donaldson La Dell Escola Donald and Christine Fitzgerald Michael and Sherry Franchetti Daniel Galvin David and Jan Gervais Steve and Leslie Giacomelli Bud and Liz Giacomelli Nancy Giannini Ray and Jan Giordano Charlene Groom Jack and Lana Hassett James and Carolyn Hinton Richard and Judy Holm James Kahaulelio and Toni Guanella Martha Keegan John and Carol King Michael and Karen Lastovic Ray and Katherine Lazzini Gloria Leandro Gaye Lebaron Don and Mrs. Ling Ling Teejay and Jamie Lowe Brad Lundborg

In Memory of Chuck Mache Scott and Ann Cromie In Memory of Donald Frediani Michael and Sherry Franchetti In Memory of Fr. Walt Rogina Ross and Jane Liscum In Memory of Francel Bogatto Charlene Moratto In Memory of Frank Carvalho Sr. & Jr. Hugo and Barbara Bauer Flossie Briggs Joseph and Ramona De Benedetti Gordon and Sylvia Emberley Alvie Rochester Cliff and Joy Silva Pearl Wigaard McCormick & Co. Homes & Loans Ernest Frandsen Katherine Kruzic In Memory of Gary Klatt Torr Properties In Memory of Hal Bolla Torr Properties In Memory of Harold Doughty Carol Guanella In Memory of Herbert Matthew Dyer Daniel and Julie Brinker Andy and Katherine Skikos Gayle Brinker Joseph and Ramona De Benedetti John and Thea Dolan Bill and Ann Fisher Billy Jensen Matthew and Laura Laughlin Cindy Mache Norma Malone

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Julie and Betty Malone Kay Marquet June Miller James and Cindy Moore Karen Ann Mulholland John and Sue Nelson Elaine Pollock Jack and Carole Rackerby Fred and Patricia Radelfinger William and Mary-Louise Reinking Robert Reinking Steve and Lee Ann Reuter Arnold and Phyllis Rosenfield Robert Salisbury Duane and Cindy Sartori Laurence and Mrs. Sawyer Sawyer Peter and Patricia Shapiro Andy and Katherine Skikos Lorne and Janice Swanets Helen Sylvia Rob and Mary Testorelli Eugene and Leslie Traverso George Traverso Jim and Carol Underhill Gary Vice William and Marilyn Ward Warren and Phyllis Welsh Don Widdoes Phillip Wyatt Richard and Charlene Yahn Robert and Joan Young Louis and Carol Zanardi Torr Properties Summit State Bank Johnson, Perry, Anderson, Miller & Moskowitz LLP North Coast Tile & Stone Richard Sangster Inn of Court Wiggins Electric, Inc Franco American Bakery In Memory of Jack Donation John and Lisa Navarro In Memory of Jodi Ehrlicher John and Kim Titone In Memory of Kim Keefer Allie Alhadeff Freeman and Donna Born Daniel and Julie Brinker Frank and Lorraine Castelli

Dick and Angie Colombini Donald and Diane D’Ambrogia Robert and Donna Endicott James Kahaulelio and Toni Guanella Martin and Denise Lorenzo Martin and Ashley Lorenzo Gail Nielsen Beverly Stumbaugh William and Marilyn Ward In Memory of Marianne Nyiri Torr Properties In Memory of Marija “Maria” Cuculich Daniel and Julie Brinker In Memory of Mark August Nancy Moran In Memory of Nathan Paioa Kahaulelio Jr. James Kahaulelio and Toni Guanella In Memory of Ryan Huhn Scott and Kathleen Huhn In Memory of Scott Smith Darlene Bath Daniel and Julie Brinker Dick and Angie Colombini Scott and Ann Cromie Donald and Diane D’Ambrogia Noelle Dangremond Randy and Shelley Destruel James Kahaulelio and Toni Guanella Bob and Marsha St. Clair In Memory of Tony Devencenzi John Consiglieri Royann Franchini Carol Guanella Jason and Diana Jaffee Gene and Margaret Walker St. Thomas Aquinas Endowment David and Madalyn Babcock Richard and Marilyn Dey

ADMISSIONS

ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE On Sunday, November 12, 2017, Cardinal Newman hosted its annual Open House. This event is offered to the public as a way for families to research Cardinal Newman High School. The location of the event was moved to the Mary Agatha Furth Center in Windsor due the damage sustained at the Cardinal Newman campus due to the fires. The new venue turned out to be a fine site to host this informative program, allowing families the opportunity to here from our dedicated faculty and administration, reassuring prospective families that Cardinal Newman will remain an option for their daughters and sons. Epicurean catered the event, giving families a sample of what our students eat at Cardinal Newman on a given day. We were supported by each of the Academic Departments, as well as Counseling, Campus Ministry and the Academic Support Center. We also had representatives from

Advancement, Athletics, Alumni, ASB, Boosters, Parent Association, Mom’s in Touch, as well as Dads’ and Moms’ Clubs. As families approach their high school decision, the enrollment process will continue as scheduled. Additional events will be scheduled when we return to campus next semester.

A special thanks to class of ’96 alum, Nick Werle, of National Print and Promo; graphic designer and alum parent, Mary McEwen; coach and parent, Judd Foell, of All-American Printing Services; and alum parent and photographer, Jim Rael, for their effort to help us turn the Furth Center into a room full of Cardinal Newman spirit and pride. Another big thank you to the folks at the Mary Agatha Furth Center and Our Lady of Guadalupe Church for the support.

We are currently accepting applications for the 2018-2019 school year!

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CAROL DRAKE

IAN PARELIUS

Carol is our new Office Manager.

She is a 1980 Ursuline High School graduate and is thrilled to be back on campus. She and her husband, John, have three sons who graduated from Cardinal Newman High School - Trevor 2011, Alex 2012, and Nick 2015. She feels blessed to be part of the Cardinal Newman family and is thrilled to be working with our incredible students and supportive families. Her offcampus activities include reading, gardening, traveling and attending plays.

Ian Parelius teaches freshman Theology. Theology is the science of revealed religion; it is the study of God and all else as it relates to God and His plan of salvation for each one of us. It is with great joy and excitement that he has the opportunity to introduce the truth, beauty, and goodness of God and His Church to his students. He grew up a nondenominational Christian in Petaluma and went to St. Vincent de Paul High School. While studying philosophy at Saint Mary’s College of California, he fell in love with Christ and His Church. He officially became a Roman Catholic Christian in 2013, his senior year of college. Afterward, he spent two years studying Theology at Boston College’s graduate school for Theology and Ministry. His love for God and his newfound Catholic faith blossomed and inspired him to teach young people the faith; to mediate to them the love of Christ that was shown to him by his teachers. Before teaching at Cardinal Newman, he spent time in Alabama doing college ministry work with FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students). The following year, he discerned his call to the priesthood with the Dominicans - a religious order in the Catholic Church - in San Francisco. He eventually discerned out of the Dominicans and was graciously received as a teacher at Cardinal Newman High School. He hopes, through his teaching, to mediate the love, truth, and beauty of God to all students.

KATHY NEGRI Kathy is honored to be working as a part-time assistant in the CBSL Office alongside John Contreras and Karen Rubattino. She has been an elementary school teacher for more than 25 years, both at St. John’s Catholic School in Napa and in the Mark West Union District here in Santa Rosa. She has had the pleasure of working with numerous Cardinal Newman and Ursuline CBSL students in her classroom throughout her years of teaching.

She and her husband, Gary, have three sons who graduated from Cardinal Newman (Tony ‘05, Andrew ‘06, Danny ‘08), so she has seen firsthand the power of the CBSL Program not only as a classroom teacher, but as a parent as well. She feels it is a blessing to be a part of the Cardinal Newman family and truly a privilege to work with these amazing students.

LORI OLSON Lori Olson has been a school counselor for five years.

She attended University of Colorado at Boulder for her BA in Sociology, before earning her MA in School Counseling from University of San Diego. After graduating, she also became a National Board Certified Counselor.

She has had the privilege of working with grades 9-11 in a very short amount of time. Even though she is new to Newman, she has learned that Cardinal Newman isn’t a building; Cardinal Newman is a community, and she thanks everyone for welcoming her into it.

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LAUREN DYKEMA Lauren grew up in Santa Clara, CA and graduated from Cupertino High School. She went on to play water polo at Foothill Community College where she first became interested in athletic training. She then went to San Jose State and received both her Bachelor’s degree and Master’s degree in Athletic Training. Her athletic training experience prior to coming to CNHS includes Righetti High School Athletics, Palo Alto High School Athletics, Lynbrook High School Athletics, Leland High School Athletics, Stanford Women’s Volleyball, Stanford Futures Baseball Camps, Competitive Edge Football camps, San Jose State University spring football, U.S.A. Gymnastics Artistic and Rhythmic National Championships and Olympic Trials, and the U.S.A. Figure Skating National Championships. She is looking forward to a great year and looks forward to working with all of the Cardinal Newman athletes!

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KELLIE RICCIO

HEATHER WILSON

Kellie Riccio comes to Cardinal Newman High School as a Chemistry instructor. She has a degree in Chemistry and in Italian. She worked as an analytical Chemist for 13 years and lived in Italy for many years.

She is a Santa Rosa native, but lived in many countries due to her youthful wanderlust. While living in Italy, she had the most incredible mother-in-law, Rosa, who taught her the importance of serenity at home. Sadly, Rosa passed away in 2007. My husband and I are blessed to have our sevenyear-old son and a very large dog named DuDu.

Heather Wilson grew up on the coast of Maine and has worked enthusiastically with teenagers as a teacher and a community organizer for over 20 years.

She has a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education and a Masters in Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Southern Maine. Gazing at stars, sitting next to a campfire and swimming in rivers, lakes and the ocean, grounds her in this amazing world.

To say that she loves literature is an understatement, books saved her life when she was a child growing up in a very dysfunctional family. Currently she is working on writing a memoir about that experience. She lives in Healdsburg, California with her husband, Jeremy, her two sons, Thatcher and Beckett, and her beloved yellow lab, Chara. She is thrilled to join the Cardinal Newman family as a member of the English Department.

JOHN GILSON John Gilson joins the Cardinal Newman staff as the Dean of Students. He retired from law enforcement after 30 years of service. He also has five years of experience as a school resource officer.

He was born and raised in Santa Rosa, California, and has coached in the area for 15 years. He currently is on the baseball and soccer coaching staff at Cardinal Newman High School. He has been married for 21 years and has a daughter (CN ’17) and a son (CN ’20).

JOLIE’ TROGDON Jolie’ is the new Director of Finance and Human Resources at Cardinal Newman High School. She comes from Pacific Union College where she served as the Associate VP of Finance and Controller for the last 6 1/2 years. She also served as the Business Manager for two other private high schools in the past. Her career has been varied, but she keeps coming back to Christian Education as she enjoys the sense of purpose and knowing what she does is making a difference in the lives of children and young adults. She and her husband have a son and two daughters, all in their early 20s. While she does financial work by day, her passions include music, drama, art, and good books. She looks forward to getting to know the Cardinal Newman family and is really excited to be here!

ANTHONY PONZO Coach Ponzo is a Sonoma County native who attended Santa Rosa Junior College. He received a scholarship from SRJC to be a student athlete and play college football at Northern State University, South Dakota.

At NSU, Coach Ponzo received a Bachelor’s Degree majoring in Human Performance and Fitness with a specialization in Strength and Conditioning. He later took an apprentice position under legendary Strength Coach Cal Dietz at the University of Minnesota. There his passion to train athletes was ignited. Working with Cal Dietz exposed Coach Ponzo to new theories and methods of training. He had the opportunity to use these tools and train high school, collegiate, professional, and Olympic athletes. After completing his internship in Minnesota, he moved back home to open his own business where he offers the latest training. Coach Ponzo comes to Cardinal Newman High School as a strength and conditioning coach. He is available to work with any of Cardinal Newman’s student athletes.

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