2018 December Trinity

DECEMBER 2018

TRINITY

A NEWS MAGAZINE FOR THE CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Dear Members of the Cardinal Newman High School Community,

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

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STUDENT LIFE

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SPORTS UPDATE

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ALUMNI 20 SUPPORT 24 CAMPUS NEWS

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FACULTY & STAFF

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ADMISSIONS 37 GIVING 38

Heavenly Father, protect our family and our community. Guide all who need your guidance and be with all people who do not think that they need you. Keep us safe from every harm and bring us to your holy will all of our days. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS DAN STEVENS, CN ‘84 Chairman of the Board - All Committees HEATHER DEMARINIS, UHS ‘88 Vice Chair KEN MOLINARO, CN ‘72 Seccretary JOY DURAND, UHS ‘92 SUE GORANSON, UHS ‘75 KEN LAFRANCHI

TEEJAY LOWE, CN ‘93 DOUG MARSHALL, CN ‘03 CHRYSTIE PROKOPAKIS, UHS ‘80 LAURA M. HELD President FR. MOSES BROWN Chaplain LINDA NORMAN Superintendent

ADMINISTRATION

MISSION Our mission is to educate our students in the wholeness of mind, body, and spirit through the teachings of Jesus Christ as proclaimed by the Catholic Church. Our students learn to apply leadership skills and talents in service to others.

We challenge each student to work to his or her highest potential in the lifelong pursuit of learning and excellence.

President LAURA M. HELD

Dean of Technology and Instruction BERNADETTE CALHOUN

Dean of Student Life GRAHAM RUTHERFORD

Director of Advancement TERRI DERR

Chaplain FR. MOSES BROWN

Director of Finance JOLIE’ TROGDON

Dean of Curriculum and Instruction RICH HERRMANN

PUBLICATION ADVISOR: Lisa Sousa | sousa@cardinalnewman.org DESIGN LAYOUT: Kurt West | Kurt West Design Services

Cardinal Newman High School 50 Ursuline Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Advancement/Fundraising Terri Derr: derr@cardinalnewman.org

In order to strengthen student engagement, we are focused on the development of a Campus Master Plan while determining the necessary resources needed to rebuild areas of the school lost in the North Bay Fires, along with accelerating a forward view for sustaining a strong future for Cardinal Newman in the community.

We are pleased to have offered evening Town Hall Meetings inviting the community at large to hear and view the campus master planning goals while giving input for the broad range of projects described in the plan. You are invited to access the presentation on our website, CardinalNewman.org/CampusUpdates.

provision of more tuition assistance and scholarship offerings for students. We look forward to providing more updates as we further describe the campus master plan and the capital campaign fundraising goals.

While focused on our work, we remain extraordinarily grateful for the continued outpouring of support for our students and their learning. Blessed Cardinal John Henry Newman tell us, “growth is the only evidence of life”. Daily, we continue to seek greater growth in our learning and work, resulting in an amazing impact of success for our students. Innovation in the North Bay continues with the necessity to rebuild the community, and we are making a commitment to embrace new possibilities for curricular programs, teaching methods and diverse learning that can make our school even better.

Sincerely,

Laura M. Held President

Eagerly, our sights are focused on Phase 2 for the renovation of the North Classroom Building. We are undergoing construction, allowing for a redesign of eight classrooms, new student restrooms and a completed building that allows for teaching collaboration, creativity, flexibility, and further develops our approach for challenging our students to take full advantage of their learning experience. We look forward to a completed classroom building in the Spring of 2019.

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HOW TO REACH US

s you walk around the school campus, you will find students enthusiastically engaged in their learning, busily participating in a number of co-curricular activities, organizing their time to take advantage of their class retreat experiences while setting up their choices for service projects.

On The Cover: Junior student Sam Davison, along with the rest of the junior class, made the journey to “Upperclassmen” during the Junior Ring Ceremony held in October 2018.

The Trinity is published three times a year by Cardinal Newman High School. Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of these publications. Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and report them to Terri Derr at derr@cardinalnewman.org.

We are also poised to prioritize the need for building a twostory classroom building, providing an all-weather turf stadium field, and advancing our endowment funds for

For more information on campus updates, please visit CardinalNewman.org/CampusUpdates

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STUDENT LIFE

FIRST QUARTER PRINCIPAL’S LIST & HONORS 1st Quarter Dean’s List (GPA 4.0 or better) FRESHMEN Bertoli, Jenna Bianchetti, Luciana Bigattini, Vincenzo Binder, Dakota Carinalli, Jacob Cho, Brandon Do, Meghan Elias, Jorge Hall, Kate Hansel, Maguire Hill, Sophia Jacobs, Colbi Jannicelli, Jacob Johnson, Aidan Kaufman, Jacalyn Kelley, Neala Kohut, Kooper Kohut, Preston Lafranchi, Dante McDonell, Eternity Meyer, Connor Olney, Lucas Patchick, Izabella Ratto, Gianna Renfree, Angelina Salfi, Paytin Wagner, Dylan Zichichi, Lily SOPHOMORES Adams, Katie Batchelder, Shea Belmonte, Brie Biehl, Catherine Bonzi, Jenna Bowman, Tara Coleman, Ella DeMarinis, Andrew Dural, Aysia 4

Gillette, Jayden Girimonte, Nicholas Girolo, Natalia Halkovich, Hunter Headley, John Hilberman, Cassandra Holden, Victoria Hunter, Aiden Jackson, Hagan Johnson, Hayden Key, Colin Kilcullen, Conor Lashinski, Reese LeBlanc, Lauren Leighton, Abigail Liu, O’Callaghan Martinez, Jenna Mello, Abigail Morehead, Daniel Nguyen, Victoria Nguyen, Calvin Oandason, Isabelle Ostheimer, Alessandra Prado, Mario Rafla-Yuan, Jenna Rico, Isaac Sarshar, Sofia Sharma, Agrataa Sierocinski, Georgina Smith, Alexander Solano, Aydan Sullivan, Justin Talafili, Annalise Tannous, Dimitri Taurian, Gina Turbeville, Bryce Turko, Noelle Vice, Peyton Wall, Brooke Weiss, Jacob Westby, Mattias Woods, Abigail Woods, Emilee Xiong, Junfei Zakasky, Quinton

Zhu, Junhao Zielke, Jiana JUNIORS AndersonSoria, Creighton Auslen, Kylie Brunner, Isabella Bucher, Mikayla Cargill, Kaia Carrithers, Porter Cavallo, Gianni Clark, Abby Dang, Virginia Davis, Zachary Davison, Samuel Dexter, Lindsey Diehl, Kelven Diep, Duong Si Donlon, Julia Emond, Ryan Foster, Paige Goldschmidt, Hilary Grant, George Hall, Christopher Heath, Antonio Hernandez, Claire Hiserote, Samantha Hunter, Alija LeKander, Isabella Li, Pinliang Limper, Alexander Lombardi, Andrew Marotto, Carina Mauch, Preston McNamara, Emma McNeany, Dylan Natale, Alyssa Nguyen, Christine Nordby, Emma O’Connor, Cassidy O’Toole, Ashley Patterson, Justin Pires, Matthew Polizziani, Lorena Prendiville, Matthew

Rahhal, Katerina Roman, Nathan Schnabel, Erin Scrivanich, Eric Seymour, Audrey Shieh, Natalie Simonyi, Paula Singleton, Jacob Smith, Jaime Sorensen, Grace Stafford, Bennett Stevens, Benjamin Stewart, Payton Vice, Lauren Zhang, Jiulong SENIORS Almy, Olivia Almy, Mary Ammons, Lindsey Anton, Daniela Backen, Samantha Bai, Yi Beerbower, Stephanie Bellizzi, Maria Berg, Mackenzie Bernal-Skala, Diego Bianchetti, Stefano Bollinger, Camille Born, Olivia Brown, Justin Capurro, Nathan Cargill, Avery Castaneda, Linda Cerney, Maya Christy, Gavin Citti, Isabella Cose, Grace Craig, Madeleine Daniel, Kabir DeMarinis, Alexis Di Loreto, Matthew Duffy, Ryan Dutton, Karmen Erwin, Isabella

Faust, Lauren Forsell, Matthew Friesch, Mason Huang, Yinghua Imm, Cade Janisch, Jasmine Jannicelli, Lauren Johnson, Katelyn Jones, Melina Kahaulelio, Dino Keshishian, Kaitlyn Kumra, Kai Lamperti, Gianni Larson, Lillian LeBerthon, Chauncey Loughner, Lucas Lynch, Caleb McCormick, Ciaran McCormick, Mikayla McLaughlin, John Negri, Ana Olsen, Christian Parry, James Pisors, Carissa Roman, Anthony Roy, Keely Rudoni, Mitchell Salisbury, Abigail Shi, Zilin Smith, Keegan Sorensen, Andrew Steverson, Noah Stout, Mark Sweeney, John Tannous, Anthony Taurian, Mario Tekle, Samra Tett, Porter Thompson, Charles Thompson, Joshua Titone, Haley Van Milligen, James vanZutphen, Liliana Vice, Skylar Vidaurri, Marcus Wall, Nicholas West, Sarah Whirley, Karen Xie, Yasi

1st Quarter First Honors (GPA 3.5-3.99) FRESHMEN Bailey, Abigail Bardis, Gabriel Bell, Sophia Alexandra Boisclair, Alex Carroll, Rachel Clark, Kathryn Cleveland, Cooper Coogan, Dallas Cronin, Haley Dang, Thomas Dodson, Noelle Eaton, Ashley Erwin, Lilly Erwin, Jack Filice, Michael Groves, Brohnson Haley, Olivia Hawkins, Kyle Hextrum, Kendall Johnson, Arianna Knechtle, Lucas Leighton, Victoria Lepe, Evan Meihaus, Rose Moreno, Paige Nordby, Audrey Pratt, Hailey Rahhal, Michael Romesburg, Reagan Saure, Sydney Soldis, Karrabella Summers, Liam Taylor, Cassie Vaughn, Katelyn Waite, Richard Waller, Kimi West, Tyler Wilson, Madison Wojcik, Adam Wright, Izzy SOHOMORES Alvear, Lauren

Ayre, Bailey Bazzano, Marina Bowen, Spencer Capurro, Nolan Castaneda, Flor Cavallo, Alacia Crawford, Carson Farrow, Clayton Fortman, Henry Gallo, Maximus Grund, Zeke Hamblin, Owen Hassett, Caelan Heidingsfelder, Anneliese Homer, Taylor Kelly, Ethan Kelly, Nick Li, Peiting Line, Shea Loxley, Cameron McGowan, Lily Medin, Quinn Nordby, Tyler O’Keefe, Chase Schmidt, Emily Shacklett-Mueller, Reagan Solley, Hailey Swenson-Aguirre, Katrina Wallace Roberts, Sanaya Woods, Devin JUNIORS Bacci, Dominic Bacci, Christina Blakely, Ty Chavez Solorio, Maria Choice, Anya Doolittle, Jared Dove, Peyton Durkey, Cooper Evans, Daniella Gilson, Zac Golden, Kaili Juillerat, Jenna Knepper, Austin Lepe, Kara Niehaus, Alexandria Pavitt, Jackson Peng, Vincent

Searcy, Brin Thane, Vivian Walsh, Shane Weatherby, Serenity Williams, Madisen Wycoff, Miles SENIORS Anderson, Carmen Angel, Julio Apodaca, Jacob Bigattini, Giuliano Braun, Frank Comfort, Kyle Delzell, Lleyton Donnelly, Garrett Facto, Tyler Farrow, Peyton Faull, Jordan Foley, Elizabeth Frazier, Brendan Gallo, Augustine Garrett, Anisa George, Nicholas Glasbrener, Nicolas Herrfeldt, Jordan Kloes, Spencer Larson, Will Martin, Caroline McConnell, Cameron McPhee, Grace Mickaelian, Taylor Moreno, Ally Murray, Jordan Nicholes, Powers Nielson, Matthew O’Brien, Kieran Slender, Bradley Stoesser, Sean Taddei, Alyssa Tosti, Elizabeth Vu, Augustine Williams, Olivia Wright, Ella

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Sandoval, Hunter Seghesio, William Shippey, Nathan Smits, Emma Talbot, Ewan Tekle, Fetsum (Babu) Williams, Conor

Tunev, Adrian Vanzutphen, Eloise Walker, Kiana Wilson, Jaysen

1st Quarter Second Honors (GPA 3.0-3.49) FRESHMEN Bettinelli, Mila Brown, Sally Bryson, Blake Calderon, Fernando Cortina, Julian Drake, Riley Emerson, Lance Golden, Liya Gonzalez Lopez, Michael Hart, Francesca Ittig, Greyson Joseph, Ruby Knerr-Archambeau, Ruby Lee, Amber Li Kircher, Kisho Mann, Charlene Mauritson, Lucas Nowacki, Jessica Pelkey, Cece Prendiville, John Sasuta, Braxton Searcy, Reese Seymour, Charles Sieurac, Sean Solano, Julietta Thomas, Jocelyn Titone, Isabella

SOPHOMORES Beach, Jordyn Bevilacqua, Michael Cvitanovic, Patrick Danley, Ryan Danoff, Katelin Fair, Blake Feagin, Mason Forcier, Skyler Frantz, Adeline Gallegos, Santiago Gill, Kevin Hafner IV, John Hurd, Austin Jeffers, William Kingsborough, Richard Lamperti, Lucianno Lombardi, Aidan McKeown, Connor Miroyan, Nataly Moran, Zackery Moran, Shane O’Donnell, Kyle Pavitt, Rhett Perra, Olivia Rapozo, Kingston Rauch, Christian Retamoza, Jordan

Ottolini, Ayden Petersen, Cole Rios Sarabia, Jorge Sage-Elwood, Sophia Sanchez, Natalia Shirley, William Skinner, Abigailgrace Weaver, Camden Woods, Giancarlo

JUNIORS Bastone, Rachel Bradley, Hayden Browning, Tighe Carroll, Cassidy Coleman, Torrence Dhillon, Harleen Dhillon, Jasleen Dumont, Jett Durkey, Coleton Garrone, Marcus Homer, Gavin House, Zoe Khaziev, Daniel Lafranchi, Justin Latham, Sean Loehrer, Eriandra Ludwig, Natalie Manville, Alexander McGee, John McKenzie, Kaycee McMahon, Matthew Meihaus, John Monks, Megan Nguyen, Nhi

Rahhal, Michael

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Waite, Richard

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JV Volleyball

Sullivan, Justin

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Weiss, Jacob

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Adams, Katie

Wagner, Dylan

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LeBerthon, Chauncey

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Frosh/Soph Football

Ratto, Gianna

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Biehl, Catherine

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Tekle, Samra

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Bonzi, Jenna

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Bowen, Spencer

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Varsity Men’s Water Polo

Castaneda, Flor

Almy, Mary

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Erwin, Isabella

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Brown, Justin

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Erwin, Lilly

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Heidingsfelder, Anneliese 10

Dove, Peyton

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Hansel, Maguire

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Nguyen, Christine

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Glasbrener, Nicolas

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Niehaus, Alexandria

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Oandason, Isabelle

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Heath, Antonio

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Foley, Elizabeth

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Williams, Madisen

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Saure, Sydney

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Limper, Alexander

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Garrett, Anisa

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Shaklett, Reagan

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Stafford, Bennett

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Dutton, Karmen

Martinez, Jenna Negri, Ana Rafla-Yuan, Jenna Salisbury, Abigail Seymour, Audrey Sierocinski, Georgina

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Cheer

Turko, Noelle

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Anderson, Carmen

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Woods, Emilee

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JV Men’s Water Polo

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Cerney, Maya

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Zielke, Jiana

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Grant, George

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Chavez Solorio, Maria

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Hamblin, Owen

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Haley, Olivia

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Mauch, Preston

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Janisch, Jasmine

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Bailey, Abigail

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Peng, Vincent

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Juillerat, Jenna

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Bell, Sophia Alexandra

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McDonell, Eternity

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Boisclair, Alex

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Cronin, Haley

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Swenson-Aguirre, Katrina 10

Nicholas-Allah, Olivia

Frosh Volleyball

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Pratt, Hailey

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Hextrum, Kendall

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Romesburg, Reagan

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Jacobs, Colbi

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JV Women’s Tennis

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Bucher, Mikayla

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Shieh, Natalie

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Meihaus, Rose

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Varsity Volleyball

4.04

Coleman, Ella

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Renfree, Angelina

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Varsity Volleyball

JV Volleyball

Marotto, Carina

Wilson, Madison

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Natale, Alyssa

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Anton, Daniela

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Zichichi, Lily

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Varsity Women’s Golf 3.91

Ostheimer, Alessandra 10

Berg, Mackenzie

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Rahhal, Katerina

DeMarinis, Alexis

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Varsity Women’s Golf

Donlon, Julia

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Almy, Olivia

Jannicelli, Lauren

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Hall, Kate

Loxley, Cameron

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Leighton, Abigail

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Auslen, Kylie Born, Olivia

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Varsity Women’s Tennis 3.89 12 9

Varsity Women’s Cross Country

3.76

Varsity Men’s Water Polo

3.72 3.62 3.56

Gallo, Maximus

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Martin, Caroline

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Leighton, Victoria

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Loughner, Lucas

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Murray, Jordan

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Polizziani, Lorena

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Varsity Women’s Water Polo

Nguyen, Calvin

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Smith, Keegan

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Sarshar, Sofia

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Frosh Volleyball

Prado, Mario

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Taylor, Cassie

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Hawkins, Kyle

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Headley, John

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Prendiville, Mathew

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Vice, Lauren

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Stevens, Benjamin

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Waller, Kimi

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West, Sarah

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Bazzano, Marina

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JV Men’s Cross Country

Woods, Abigail

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Citti, Isabella

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Frosh/Soph Football 3.27

Cheer 3.47

Angel, Julio

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Nielson, Matthew

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Ayre, Bailey

Delzell, Lleyton

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Pavitt, Jackson

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Bardis, Gabriel

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Johnson, Aidan

Diehl, Kelven

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Steverson, Noah

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Carinalli, Jacob

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Kelly, Ethan

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Doolittle, Jared

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Tett, Porter

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Coogan, Dallas

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Kelly, Nick

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Gallo, Augustine

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Wall, Nicholas

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Elias, Jorge

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Knechtle, Lucas

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Diep, Kenny

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Clark, Kathryn

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Herrfeldt, Jordan

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Wycoff, Miles

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Gillette, Jayden

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Kohut, Kooper

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Erwin, Jack

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Do, Meghan

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Kahaulelio, Dino

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Kohut, Preston

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Groves, Brohnson

Scholar Teams

Varsity Men’s Cross Country

JV Women’s Tennis

Varsity Men’s Cross Country

Varsity Football

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Varsity Women’s Tennis

Brunner, Isabella

FALL SCHOLAR ATHLETES

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Varsity Women’s Cross Country

Ammons, Lindsey

SENIORS Aldridge, Elena Allen, Ronald Anderson, Aubrey Evans, Emerald Farrar, Dylan Flowers, Sean Fortman, John Goan, Nolan Grant, Devin Hudson, Lauren Lewis, Kaden Mann, Alyna Mayer, Samuel Rosenblad, Ian Sandoval, Salvador Schmidt, Austin Silveira, Isabella Stockham, Grace Sutherland, Sophia Wallace, Devin Woods, Jake

Larson, Lillian

JV Men’s Cross Country

JV Men’s Water Polo 3.46

Varsity Women’s Water Polo

Varsity Football

3.45 3.25

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CAMPUS MINISTRY EVENTS

LINK CREW AND CLASS OF 2020

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he Link Crew is a group of upperclassmen who are selected to be mentors and group leaders for the freshmen.

Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman wrote: “God has created me to do Him some definite service… I am a link in a chain, a bond of connection between persons.”

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ampus Ministry seeks to encourage the spiritual growth and promote the faith formation of Cardinal Newman students. In keeping with our school’s mission, programs are designed to care for the whole person and to bring the message of Jesus in a spirit of love to our community. During the Fall semester, we planned several Campus Ministry events on campus. In September, Campus Ministry students organized a group prayer to participate in the National Day of Student Prayer with “Prayer at the Pole”. The Spanish, Theology, and Campus Ministry departments hosted their annual “All Saints, All Souls, and el Día de los Muertos Exhibit at the end of October. Many students made artwork to remember deceased loved ones. During the season of Advent, Campus Ministry students and Associated Student Body (ASB) hosted activities to reflect on and celebrate the themes of joyful anticipation, love, and hope on campus.

The purpose of Link Crew is to establish strong links in the chain that is the Cardinal Newman community. The class of 2022 enjoyed a smooth transition into high school with the help of Link Crew. The upperclassmen used orientation, retreat and tutorials to support freshman socially, academically and spiritually.

SERVICE FAIR

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n Thursday, October 4, 2018, approximately 45 nonprofit organizations from Sonoma County visited Cardinal Newman High School to attend the annual Service Fair! This event is an exciting day on the CN campus where students are able to gather information from the organizations that spark their interest. Students learn the importance of serving their community and are shown the many options where they can make a difference in the lives of those in need of support through service efforts!

Members from nonprofit organizations such as Redwood Empire Food Bank, Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, Council on Aging, Sonoma County Animal Services, Clean River Alliance, and Charles Schulz Museum ( just to name a few) shared with the freshmen and sophomores on how they can become involved and volunteer.

Many seniors worked the Service Fair by representing the organizations that are connected to their service projects. This was a wonderful day celebrating community in support of our local service needs.

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JUNIOR RING CEREMONY

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n October, junior parents and the entire school community gathered for the Junior Ring Ceremony prayer service and celebration. “Happy are We” was the student-chosen theme which comes from the Beatitudes in the Gospel of Matthew. As juniors had been learning in Theology class, the Beatitudes are Jesus’ formula for happiness. They instruct that true happiness comes from an inner disposition and attitude of humility, service, generosity, and compassion.

patron of the class when they spent four months at the parish in Windsor just after the fires. Teachers John Contreras and Jack Killeen were each also given a ring in recognition of their 25 years of teaching at Cardinal Newman High School.

Juniors who ordered rings received them, and every Junior received a blessed rosary ring and two prayer cards. One was of a young Blessed John Henry Newman with the quote “To live is to change and to be perfect is to have changed often.” The second was of “Our Lady of Guadalupe,” who became an unofficial

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SOPHOMORE RETREAT: “CALLED”

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ur Sophomore Class Retreats took place on two Mondays (boys and girls respectively) in August and September at two locations. The boys’ retreat took place at St. Dorothy’s Rest in Camp Meeker. The girls’ retreat took place at The Bishop’s Ranch in Healdsburg.

Our usual sophomore retreat site, Camp Newman, suffered total destruction in the 2017 wildfires and 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 faculty and high-energy activities as well as small group discussions. A fierce game of a “capture the flag” variation and a scenic hike allowed the boys to enjoy the beautiful outdoor environment. Each sophomore boy wrote notes of encouragement and assembled approximately 100 “blessing bags” filled with small toiletries, snacks and personal items for our local Catholic Charities homeless shelters to distribute. On Monday, the sophomore boys visited The Family Support Center homeless shelter, helped clean up the neighborhood, and presented the blessing bags they had made.

The girls’ retreat included a thoughtful message from Mrs. Meyer, trust activities, and lots of opportunities to bond through small group discussions led by CN female staff. The girls enjoyed playing a “capture the flag” variation game and an adventurous hike. The girls’ retreat culminated in a service project presentation by Mrs. Rubattino, followed by making twenty fleece tie blankets and writing letters to provide comfort to those at chemotherapy clinics.

Many faculty and staff members joined the retreats and enjoyed the time getting to know their students outside the classroom. The students were truly able to take time to be in fellowship and community, relax, play and pray together.

ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY (ASB) & HOMECOMING

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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 2018 homecoming nominees were elected through anonymous voting conducted by each student at Cardinal Newman High School. Congratulations to Lindsey Ammons, Elizabeth Foley, Keely Roy, Aubrey Anderson, Ella Wright, and Mikayla McCormick.

The princesses were accompanied by their fathers and mothers. They were chauffeured onto the field in cars, lent by the DeMarinis Family, during halftime of the varsity football game against Maria Carrillo High School.

The student body voted online for the Queen after the Homecoming Rally. The young woman who was elected Homecoming Queen for 2018 is Lindsey Ammons.

The ASB student leaders planned for months to put on a successful Homecoming Dance. On October 20,

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“Haunted Homecoming” whisked our students away to fun music featuring DJ Dax, a photobooth, treats, Halloween movies, and games such as corn hole, spike ball, and a variety of board games.

Throughout the Fall, ASB was very busy! They planned fun events for Halloween such as Trick or Treating at every classroom along with a costume contest judged by teachers. Sixth Man shirts were created and event planning continued for other Fall and Winter Holidays.

ASB continuously plans themes for games and promotes both on and off campus events.

In addition, our ASB Presidents James Parry and Sarah West, along with Mrs. Eggleston, will attend a leadership luncheon with Bishop Vasa.

ASB will also help promote Arts Alive! which happens every year in May. 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!

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FRESHMAN RETREAT: “JOURNEY”

FATHER/SON EVENT

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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 2022 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 in 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 wonderful parent volunteers. All in all, the freshmen began their high school journey with a fun day of bonding and shared experience.

unday, September 30th brought together sons and fathers for a time of sharing. First, morning snacks and pictures, gathering in the chapel for a prayer service from Ryan Corriveau, CN ‘06, and Graham Rutherford, CN ‘77, then on to team volleyball with a rotation of six teams. Thanks to the organization of Gayle DeRutte, supported by Becky Scrivanich.

Lunch was enjoyed after the effort in the gym. Minimal injuries were reported, other than the loss of skills shown by some older players perhaps. The time together reminds us of how fortunate we are to have each other in our lives and to be able to share in fun.

The McCormick Family enjoying time together at the Father/Son Event.

CARDINAL NEWMAN CLUB DAY

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lub Day was held on Thursday, September 6, 2018. We hosted a variety of clubs that were established in previous years as well as hosted new clubs that were created for this school year. The students and moderators that manage these clubs brought down signs, food, played music, and offered information about their clubs to the student body.

As the year continues, the various clubs continue to host meetings off and on campus. The clubs continue to check in with the ASB (Associated Student Body) class which continues to offer the clubs additional support. If you are interested in starting or joining a club, please contact Mrs. Eggleston, eggleston@ cardinalnewman.org.

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Here is a list of our active clubs: Cardinal Newman History Club Key & Interact Club Music Club Smash Bros. League Ocean Protectors (Surf Club & Beach Cleanups) Foreign Language & Culture Club Model United Nations French Club Hiking Club Eco Club Snacks and Stitches Club Chemistry Club Dungeons & Dragons Micro Finance Club Mock Trial Mandarin Love Outreach Christian Club Finance Club

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SPORTS UPDATES

SPORTS UPDATES

VARSITY FOOTBALL T

he 2018 football season has been a wonderful experience! The senior class has done a great job leading the team on and off the field. The team finished the season with a 9 and 1 record and is excited about being invited to play in the postseason.

As NBL champs, we looked forward to competing in North Coast Sections, were we are seeded #1. NCS playoffs were delayed by the significant smoke from the destructive Camp Fire in Paradise, CA. Quarterfinals were moved from November 9th several times to November 24th, semi-finals to November 30th, thus making it not possible to complete the

championship. The NCS executive committee rejected the Commissioner’s proposal to use seeding to break the draw, instead opting for a coin flip unless schools chose to play the Section Title game and not go to the State tournament. Our seniors decided in favor of playing in the State games and on December 2nd a coin was flipped; our call was tails, it fell heads, and Eureka High School advanced instead of our #1 seeded team. Great disappointment was felt on an ending beyond our control, yet the team played and acted as champions throughout the year, and will be recognized as such.

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he JV Football Team had a great season this year.

The overall record was 8-3 including a 5-0 league record. Coach Sexton wishes to thank his players for working extremely hard all year and for showing heart and determination each game. The JV coaching staff did a great job preparing and mentoring the players.

Coach Sexton wishes to recognize his assistant

coach/defensive coordinator, Dan Tynan, for the job he did once again this year coordinating the defense, putting in all the film time, and scheming the defensive plan each week. Special thanks to the parents for their support throughout the season and, in particular, team parent Kelly Gillette for all of her hard work and dedication to the team.

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he Varsity Girls Tennis Team had another successful season. The team’s overall record was 11-7 and in league they were 8-2 with two close losses to Maria Carrillo. In post season, the Cardinals lost a tough 5-2 match to Head Royce.

Singles this year was led by Georgina Sierocinski (10), Ana Negri (12), Katrina Swenson Aguirre (10), and Isabella Brunner (11). Our Doubles line up included Mimi Almy (12)/Lizzy Foley (12), Audrey Seymour (11)/Elizabeth Hale (10), and Lindsey Ammons (12)/ Jenna Rafla Yuan (10). The duos of Mimi Almy and Lizzy Foley, and Lindsey Ammons and Jenna Rafla Yuan were undefeated in league. We had great leadership in captains Mimi Almy, Ana Negri and Lizzy Foley, and we had 11 seniors total on both Varsity and JV Teams.

The Cardinals look to a bright future with a mix of returning players and some new players for the 2019 season!

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he Cardinal Newman Varsity Volleyball team just completed their 2018-19 season. The Cardinals capped off another successful campaign with an NCS Tournament appearance where they ultimately lost in the quarter-final round. The team placed second in the inaugural season of the NBL Oak Division with a 7-3 record, including a 5-0 record in the second half of league, including defeating a Santa Rosa High School team that hadn’t lost a league match in two years. The Cardinals achieved runner-up finishes in two Nor-Cal Invitational Tournaments and posted two wins in the very challenging Belmont Tiger Challenge Tournament.

Their strong finish in league garnered five selections to NBL All-League Teams, including the league’s Most Valuable Player, Kimi Waller. With a 21-10 record to finish the season, the Cardinals reinforced their standing as one of the county’s best volleyball teams and are already looking toward the future.

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his year, JV volleyball enjoyed a fun, successful season. This mostly-sophomore group got out to a fast start finishing the preseason schedule with a perfect 6-0 mark. Despite a plethora of nagging injuries, this team finished the season with a 14-9 overall record, while going 5-5 in a very competitive NBL-Oak League. With a strong defense, and a quickly-improving offense, this team showed they could compete with the best of the best throughout the year. One of the highlights of the season was erasing a 19-11 deficit vs Montgomery to win 26-24 in the first set of the final home game of the season.

This team showed heart, determination, and a hunger for greatness that assures me of success both on and off the court for each and every one of these young ladies.

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ardinal Newman Cheer has provided not only an opportunity for athletes to show their spirit, athletic skills, and school leadership-but it directs and impacts a positive school culture that is shaped by its school community and the cheer world. As noted

by Bill Seely, President of USA Cheer Corporation, “[Cheerleading is] a unique activity that helps bring together school and community in a very unique way – around sports.” Athletes have participated in Welcome Back CN Events, Cheer Factor (“Rob and Joss in the Morning” Froggy 92.9), Heroes of October, and with La Crema Winery in their Sonoma County Wine Auction fundraiser for charitable causes, including post-fire housing. Cardinal Newman cheer has pushed and worked hard in spreading the High School Spirit Program by connecting the crowd to the game, a community to a school, and the Newman spirit to groups beyond the Newman community.

Cardinal Newman cheer has, through much love, hard work, and commitment to the sport, instilled a positive and safe environment for athletes to develop their self-image and confidence in a performance and competitive environment. This year, the team has worked hard to reach personal goals of high academic achievement, increase technical abilities, learn effective time management, and to form strong relationships. This team has pushed to become a family comprised of talented individuals who have pride in school and community. We aim to bring this spirit of support and perseverance into our community and daily lives.

This Summer, Cardinal Newman Cheer brought together our local cheer community in Summer Camps. This is our 3-year collaboration with Windsor Cheer building strength in being examples of Teams Supporting Teams – Promoting Respect and Sportsmanship. We had over 30 cheerleaders (coed) attend. We had 20 CN athletes and 15 Windsor athletes attend the Top Gun Cheer Camp conducted by my long-loved choreographers from Top Gun Allstars in Florida. The Next camp we held was a skills camp conducted by UCA which was aligned with competition and sideline cheer.

These Summer Camps allowed athletes to earn awards and team accomplishments that were organized to follow the 2018-2019 NFHS rules and newly-instituted changes from April 2, 2018.

Athletes not only worked with top Choreographers but with coaches that are committed to the sport.

Athletes pushed their skill set in Dance, Stunting, and Choreography drills and routines earning them awards in jumps, tumbling, collaboration, leadership, and All-American team and individual awards. As a result of our ongoing collaborations, Newman and Windsor pulled together to perform for the Breast Cancer Awareness cause in October bringing together the athletes, school spirit and community.

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istory was made during the 2018 Men’s Water Polo season. The team finished with a record of 24-3, splitting the Vine Valley Athletic League title with Vintage High School in Napa, and also winning the North Coast Section Title for Division II. This team had the best record in history and also the first NCS title for Cardinal Newman High School. The team was led by our senior captains Justin Brown and Nico Glasbrener, who both finished as All-Conference Second Team. The leading scorer was junior captain Bennett Stafford, finishing with 128 goals and also being selected for AllConference First Team. This team earned their success by fully-committing and buying into the culture of Water Polo with things like 5:30am morning practice, to 8pm games in Napa, the dedication these boys showed resulted in the history that was made.

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he women’s water polo team competed in a new league this year that involved many Napa teams. The team was led by three seniors, Samra Tekle, Isabella Citti and goalkeeper Lillian Larson. The team this year had a total of 12 girls and only 5 of them were returning players. The girls learned the game and improved over the season.

They were dedicated, hard-working and had a lot of fun this year. The girls are looking forward to being competitive next year and growing as a team. The senior players will be missed and wish them the best of luck!

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ardinal Newman Womens’ Golf had an outstanding season. The team had eight total golfers; three returners and five newcomers. Four of the newcomers had never played golf until joining the team.

They included Mackenzie Millard (2020), Sofia Sarshar (2021), Kate Hall (2022), Tori Leighton (2022), and Jocelyn Thomas (2022). Leadership came from our returners: Olivia Almy (2019), Lorena Polizziani (2020) and Abby Leighton (2021). With a lot of hard work and fun, the team finished with an overall record of 13-1 (9-1 in NBL), finished 1st in the NBL Redwood League, finished 1st in the NBL Redwood Tournament, and 5th in the NCS DII Championship.

All-League Honors went to freshman, Tori Leighton who had the 5th best scoring average in the league. Golfer of the Year was sophomore, Abby Leighton. Abby had a tremendous season with a scoring average of +1 par. Highlights included her 32 (-4) at Fountaingrove, 34 (-2) at Oakmont East, and a 69 (-2) at Peacock Gap. Abby’s 69 at Peacock was the low for all golfers in the NCS DII Golf Championship as she was the top medalist. Abby qualified to move to the NCS DI tournament where she finished tied for 22nd out of 144 golfers with a score of 78.

Every golfer showed tremendous improvement as the year progressed.

We are very excited for the future of the program. This past season was rewarding and fun for both players and coach, TJ McMahon. Next year looks promising as they will defend the NBL Redwood title and get back to the NCS DII tournament in hopes of a team championship.

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ALUMNI GIVING 7-1-2017 THRU 6-30-2018 Class of 1948 Norma Caster Person Class of 1954 Nancy Penitenti Moran Class of 1960 Patricia Post O’Brien Class of 1967 Kathryn Sandstrom Wright Class of 1968 Stephen Hansel Paul Hulsman Class of 1969 Jerry Bonfigli Randy Destruel Bruce Magowan Class of 1970 James Hulsman James Petersen James Spencer David Verhein Class of 1971 Thomas Bonfigli Michael Lorenzini Dennis Magatelli Therese McNeany Peifer Class of 1972 Steven Azevedo Jeanne Miskel Azevedo Linda Calegari John Cogbill Kimberly Colombini Daniel Galvin Thomas Gamber Donna Hallberg-Marovich Lawrence Jefferson Anne Johnson Michael Keefer Debra Kilbourne Ken Molinaro

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Sue Hall Nelson Corrine Oakes Scott Shick Pamela Bell Simmons Michelle Jarrett Skaff Lynn Small Matthew Smith Patti Passarino Spencer Greg Stalker Ginger Withers Michael Wright Class of 1973 Richard Morehouse Michale Neal Laura Keenan Salem Class of 1974 Douglas Brinker Matthias Bunge Scott Cromie Allan Henderson J. Mark Hurd Steven Johnson Patrick Wilson Class of 1975 Mark Cooper Joel Dericco Beth McNeany Dericco Sue Moeller Goranson Lee Menicucci William Rousseau Class of 1976 John McNeany John Puccioni Class of 1977 Marc Alves Gregory Badano Jeff Bertoli Mary Bischofberger Shawn Christianson David Devencenzi

Matthew Fairbank Pamela Grandy Maureen Sartori Jamero Sheila Mikal Michelle Brinker Nishimi Mary Ellen Fowle Palmer Chris Honzik Piccin Tina Pisenti Graham Rutherford Carol Trenam Marsha Turner Manuel Villagomez Christopher Whitlock Lysbeth Crowley Wiggins Susan Dunn Zimmerman Class of 1978 Gergory Anderson Fred Bush Brian Dolan Charles Dyer Tammy Brinker Dyer James Fisher Thomas O’Hair Christoopher Underwood Michael Vaughan Maria Grace Wilson Class of 1979 Peter Boschetti Brian Ling Marc Opperman Ty Pforsich Class of 1980 Laurie Guitterez Bertacco Frank Dommen Carol Lowe Drake Alex Klein Jeffrey Kloes Marco Lepe Joseph McNeany Chrystie Wilkinson Prokopakis

David Scheetz Gary Tinagero Class of 1981 Wayne Ahlstrom Todd Bertolone Shelly Herring Bolander Gregory Lytle Mike Nonella Thomas Nunes James Sheridan Doug Van Dyke Todd Watkins Class of 1982 Henry Belmonte Lawrence Brown Timothy Bucher Michael Cantarutti Barbara Sales Miksis Gary Mollath Peter Seghesio

Michael Pavelka Karen Brinker Rubattino Brad Slender Carol Coleman Slender Dan Stevens Katie Nonella Stevens Benjamin Swenson-Aguirre Joan Shick Valente Michael Van Dyke Eric Von der Mehden Class of 1985 David Farinella Jeff Jorgensen Anthony Lombardi Jeffrey Marquis Pat McNeany Kimberly Dugger McNeany Steve Neuerburg Darryl Vice Clifftun Whittemore

Class of 1983 Lance Badger Kathy O’Reilly Badger Shawn Bunger Mercie Stone Galvin Steven Herrfeldt John Murray

Class of 1986 Chandra Messenbrink Barbour Stephen Higgins Brad Kloes Tony Natale Kevin O’Connor Brian Stevens

Class of 1984 John Bazzano Steven Bourns Chad Dorr Jack Gale David Gunning Arthur Knight Craig Maffei Thomas Martin Paige Mazzoni Sean McGee Robert O’Brien Edward Palmer

Class of 1987 Patrick Bernd Robert Frati Drue Hulmer Nicole Blanchard McKeown Nathaniel Merriss Colette Woodrome Milliman Bryce Stafford Ame Bolander Van Dyke Keli Dugger Vice Class of 1988 Kathy Bogue Alger Michael Angell

Heather Hansel DeMarinis Tracy Every Dutton Ben LeBerthon Camille Seghesio Cathleen Hoey Stafford Kim Titone Class of 1989 Kevin Carinalli Jennifer Criscuolo Daniel Culbertson Robert Lake Ella Samson Dominic Taurian Rayme Waters Class of 1990 Christopher Stafford Ryan Vice Class of 1991 Andy Frei Louis Ratto Brian Woods Janelle Woods Class of 1992 Katherine Arendain Lolita Bunje Christopher Devine Justin Hansel Class of 1993 Jennifer DeBaun Jannicelli Teejay Lowe Lisa Mazzoni Jeffrey Woods Class of 1994 Derek De Benedetti Kevin Doran Benjamin Gleason Class of 1995 Giac Consiglieri Bryan Wright Class of 1996 Megan Basinger

Jarrod Dillon Deon Jones Class of 1997 Kale Anderson Jaime Ballard Dylan Creedon Barry Friedman Daniel Shane Scott Shapiro Kenneth Shockey Michael Wear Nate Weis Nicholas Werle Class of 1998 John Jordan Class of 1999 Sarah Lai David Rychlewski Benjamin Sanders Class of 2000 Justin Medeiros Class of 2001 Tyler Doherty Nicholas Martin John Reuter Class of 2002 Kyle Kilat Class of 2003 Alexander Bustamante Douglas Marshall Class of 2004 Brent Ling Class of 2005 Kevin Gallagher Finleigh McCormick Ashley Kirk McDermott William Shea Vincent Silvestri

Class of 2007 Bridgette Pighim Bolt Roger Nulton Class of 2008 Samuel Adams Matthew Benton Brian Bowen Tyler Carr Zachary Duggan Tim Hasler Ryan Hylbak Joseph Silvestri Taylor Zamaroni Wyatt Zanardi Class of 2009 Christopher Gregus Kayla Vann Zanardi Class of 2010 Bryson Dumont Brandon Hurd Class of 2012 Shaun Keiser Class of 2013 Jake Janowczyk Marigrace Scrivanich Kathryn Walsh Class of 2014 Ryan Johnson Class of 2015 Erika Strauch Class of 2016 Colin Imm Nicholas Keenan Matthew Ostheimer Class of 2018 Andrew Van Dyke Bridget Starkey

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ROBERT C. O’BRIEN

CHRIS FISHER

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obert C. O’Brien serves as the Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs at the U.S. Department of State. Working for Secretary Pompeo, O’Brien leads the U.S. Government’s diplomatic efforts on overseas hostage-related matters. He works closely with the families of American hostages and advises the senior leadership of the U.S. Government on hostage issues. O’Brien also coordinates with the interagency Hostage Recovery Fusion Cell on the development and implementation of U.S. hostage recovery policy and strategy.

O’Brien previously served as Co-Chairman of the U.S. Department of State Public-Private Partnership for Justice Reform in Afghanistan under both Secretaries Rice and Clinton. The PPJRA promoted the rule of law by training Afghan judges, prosecutors and defense lawyers and provided scholarships for young Afghan lawyers to study in the U.S. From 2008 through 2011, O’Brien was a presidentially-appointed member of the U.S. Cultural Property Advisory Committee, which advises the federal government on issues relating to the trafficking of antiquities and other cultural items. In 2005, Mr. O’Brien was nominated by President George W. Bush and confirmed by the U.S. Senate to serve as a U.S. Representative to the 60th session of the United Nations General Assembly where he worked with Ambassador John Bolton. Earlier in his career, O’Brien served as a Senior Legal Officer for the UN Security Council commission that decided claims against Iraq arising out of the first Gulf War. O’Brien was a Major in the U.S. Army Reserve.

ecently, Chris Fisher was introduced as the new TV play-by-play voice for the Thunder and became a rarity. Only 30 of those jobs exist. The chance of landing one of them is so, so slim. Then again, so is the chance of walking again after a spinal cord injury.

Fisher was able to move his right thumb. It was barely detectable. An eighth of an inch or so. Tiny movement.

But it was a huge moment — it meant his injury was incomplete. He might regain some feeling and some movement. He might even walk.

Chris Fisher grew up loving sports. He played soccer and golf and snow skied whenever he got the chance, but he watched anything and everything.

The months that followed were not without their challenges. Chris eventually resumed the life that his accident put on hiatus. He finished high school and went to college at Southern Cal. Even as he majored in political science, he dabbled in sportscasting. He called USC women’s basketball games for the school’s website. Work for the student-run radio station followed.

In October 2001, during his junior year at Cardinal Newman High School, getting a ride home from a friend went horribly wrong. His buddy went into a curve too fast. The car rolled and flipped. Pancaked the passenger’s side, too. Chris was in the passenger’s seat.

O’Brien is the co-founding partner of Larson O’Brien LLP in Los Angeles, a nationally-recognized litigation firm. His law practice focuses on complex litigation and international arbitration. In addition to his client work, O’Brien has served as an arbitrator in over 20 international proceedings and he has been appointed by the federal courts to serve as a special master in numerous complex cases.

O’Brien is a graduate of the Boalt Hall School of Law at U.C. Berkeley. He received his B.A. degree in political science, cum laude, from UCLA. He is a member of the Pacific Council on International Policy.

In the moments after the car stopped moving, he worried about what he was going to tell his parents.

But then as he hung upside down, his knees pressed against his chest, he realized that he couldn’t move his legs. Couldn’t feel them either. Doctors determined Chris had broken his neck and injured his spinal cord.

What they couldn’t determine, though, was whether the injury to his spinal cord was complete or incomplete. A complete injury would mean no motor function below the injury, or in Chris’ case paralysis from the neck down, while an incomplete injury would mean some feeling or movement. Chris held onto the hope that there was a chance. At 17 years old, he was too naive to think otherwise. About a month after the accident,

After graduation, Fisher decided to trek to Major League Baseball’s winter meetings with the intention of finding a broadcasting job. Darned if he didn’t do it. He started with the Carolina League’s Potomac Nationals, then moved to the Northwest League’s Eugene Emeralds.

He continued calling women’s basketball games for USC during the baseball offseason, and eventually, that led to more basketball gigs. West Coast Conference games for Time Warner Cable. Pac 12 Network. Fox Sports.

In 2010, he became the play-by-play announcer for USC men’s basketball games.

Now he is the new voice of the Thunder!

Caption for photo: Chris Fisher, right, and his father Jim are shown at Horseshoe Bend at the Grand Canyon. Chris is the Thunder’s new play-by-play television voice!

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SAVE THESE DATES:

ALUMNI GOLF TOURNAMENT Thursday, June 6, 2019

URSULINE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CRAB FEED

Windsor Golf Club

Saturday, January 19, 2019 CN Gym – Supporting Scholarships for children of UHS Alums Info and tickets available at: UrsulineAlumnaeSR.org/events.html

TEXAS HOLD ‘EM Saturday, April 13, 2019 CN Gym – Supporting CN Athletics

FATHER/DAUGHTER DINNER DANCE

E.R. SAWYER JEWELRY RAFFLE – DRAWING AT LEGACY GALA

Saturday, February 2, 2019

Purchase your tickets for a chance to win a beautiful HEARTS ON FIRE “Aerial Eclipse Pendant” in 18k White Gold with ½ ctw of perfectly cut diamonds. Perfect for every day or a special occasion! Retail Value $2,440.

Vintners Inn, Santa Rosa

MOTHER/SON BRUNCH

Purchase your tickets online at: CardinalNewman.org/events (look for the Legacy Gala Event)

SPRING LEGACY GALA – HAVANA NIGHTS Saturday, March 23, 2019 Vintners Inn, Santa Rosa Live & Silent Auctions – Dinner – Live Music – Raffle Info and tickets available at: CardinalNewman.org/events

Saturday, February 23, 2019 CN ACC

MOTHER/DAUGHTER BRUNCH Sunday, March 17, 2019 Vintners Inn, Santa Rosa

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PURCHASE YOUR FREE TUITION RAFFLE TICKETS TODAY!

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BOOSTER NEWS

Be A Part of our 2018-19 Boosters!

Purchase your tickets online for your chance to win FREE tuition for the 2019-20 school year!

Great odds with only 300 tickets sold!

Drawing will take place at the Legacy Gala – Saturday, March 23, 2019 – 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 23, 2019.

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 pro-rated.

9. Tuition voucher not redeemable for cash.

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resh off the success of CardinalFest at the beginning of the school year, the Boosters community of Cardinal Newman parents, alumni, administrators and coaches grows daily! Support of Cardinal Newman student athletes is critical as they navigate the rigors of school and athletic prowess.

Boosters is on a mission to support ALL SPORTS! New this year was hot dogs, hamburgers and tri tip at select volleyball games, as well as upping the culinary experience at the home Football games.

Look for Boosters to bring the heat (as in hot food) to select basketball games this Winter!

As we know through our own experiences, the sacrifices and commitment made to excel on the field/court translates equally to off field endeavors.

This semester Boosters used its muscle to help others outside the community and raise the profile of Breast Cancer Awareness. Fall sports teams worked to raise nearly $1,500 dollars for Breast Cancer Awareness.

It takes a Village (no seriously, it does!) and Boosters needs your expertise, guidance and enthusiasm!

See the Cardinal Newman website for information on how to get involved!

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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Thursday, January 17 Trione Winery 19550 Geyserville Ave, Geyserville

ere are our CN Dads’ Club dinners planned for the rest of the school year.

Mark your calendars and plan to attend all or some of these fun-filled evenings with our dads, grand-dads, alums and friends. You won’t want to miss out!

To RSVP and for all the information, please visit our website at cardinanewman.org under the Parent Tab or visit Facebook at www.facebook.com/CNDads.

Thursday, March 21 Eagle Distributing 5463 Skylane Blvd, Santa Rosa

FUN IN THE FALL Thursday, April 18 TBD Thursday, May 15 Truett Hurst Winery 5610 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg

ENGRAVED TILE FUNDRAISER SUPPORTING CN ATHLETIC PROGRAMS

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ecognize a family, student or team and purchase your Engraved Tile which will be install on the CN Field House walls. Many options available.

Visit our website at CARDINALNEWMAN.ORG/ ENGRAVEDTILES to personalize your tile and make your purchase.

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NHS has welcomed the chance to continue the tradition of the Ursuline Polenta Feed by blending it with the Cardinal Newman Fun In The Fall Wine Tasting event. Since the Tubbs’ Fire got in the way last year, we were excited to host this event again. Taking place on Saturday, September 22, 2018, more than 20 local wineries and breweries poured award-winning wine and brew. Approximately 250 guests gathered in the ACC for wine tasting and mouthwatering appetizers prepared by many parent volunteers. After the wine tasting portion of the evening, guests moved into the CN Gym where they enjoyed a wonderful polenta dinner, along with barbecued sausage cooked by members of our Alumni Committee, and dessert prepared by Costeaux Bakery. The Remedies entertained us with great music from the 70’s and 80’s!

We welcomed the Class of 1977 (a year late) where they hosted their 40-year reunion! Good times were had by all! In past years, graduating classes have chosen to hold their class reunions here! Classmates receive special, reserved seating, and they are able to enjoy the night mingling with friends of yesteryear without the need for planning their own reunion event. This is a great idea for those who’d like to host their reunion at next year’s Fun in the Fall event!

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

Don’t miss out on next year’s event! Some of this year’s winery participants included Chateau Adore´, Gordian Knot Winery, Larson Family Winery, Lombardi Wines, Black Stallion Winery, Flaunt Wine Company, Phifer Pavitt Winery, Super Sonoman Wine, Trattore Farms, and VJB Winery . . . and we can’t forget the breweries . . . Bear Republic, Lagunitas, and Eagle Distributing!

Top photo: Class of ‘77 Reunion Group; Fun In The Fall Bottom Photo: CN Moms having fun at

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2019 JOHN HENRY NEWMAN AWARD

2019 JOHN HENRY NEWMAN AWARD RECIPIENTS

We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2019 John Henry Newman Award are Ms. Nancy Moran, UHS ’54 and Mr. Mickey Head.

MS. NANCY MORAN UHS ‘54 & MR. MICKEY HEAD Just as St. Angela Merici and Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman advanced education of the young in order to prepare them for the world, this year’s recipients have been equally devoted to Catholic education.

2019 Award Recipients Nancy Moran, UHS ‘54 and Mickey Head

Past and Present John Henry Newman Award Recipients

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

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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 2018 Mr. Lynn Meister & Mr. Tim Bucher, ‘82

Nancy’s service to her alma mater throughout the years has been exemplary. As an alumna, an Ursuline Board Member and a member on the Board for the Angela Merici John Henry Newman Foundation, she has shared her time and talents to better serve the students at both Ursuline and Cardinal Newman High Schools. Her participation in programs with Catholic Charities and her commitment to serve the underserved

inspires others to greater participation and service. As a life-long educator, she continues to share her talents with Alzheimer’s patients, teaching them art and helping them discover their own talents. She and her family have continued the traditions which were established over the years. We enjoy watching her watch her grandsons as they grow physically and spiritually and embody the Christian character of our patrons.

Mickey’s continuous and reliable dedication to serve our school community at many events each year ensures financial success for our events. His commitment, along with the continued support of his family and business, has been a pillar for which we have leaned on for many decades. His unwavering

willingness to help and his attention to every detail has become a standard for which we strive. As parents, and now alum parents, he and his wife Michelle attend and generously support many of the school’s fundraising events, which exemplifies the Christian character of our patrons.

We are humbled by their commitment to Cardinal Newman.

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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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AT CARDINAL NEWMAN Cardinal Newman faculty and staff dedicate themselves to professional development by spending summers preparing for the school year in a variety of ways: reading, researching and writing curriculum. They attend and offer summer programs that hone their skills as teachers, administrators, counselors and coaches. Here are some highlights of the ways that they challenged themselves to grow in their fields this year.

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Morris Acevedo wrote a proposal to present at the National Association of Music Educators. He will fly to Dallas this November and share his experiences of teaching modern music with educators from all over the country. Excited to participate, Morris says, “Going to these conferences every few years is very rewarding because it helps me learn new ideas for teaching by seeing what other teachers are doing.”

Bernadette Calhoun took two classes and completed the requirements for a Mathematics for Teaching Master’s Degree. She took a Capstone course where she was able to research educational issues.

“In particular, I spent several weeks researching “flipped” teaching.” Bernadette recently gave a presentation on the topic at the Graduate School of Education at Sonoma State University.

Kevin Clark was a reader for the AP Spanish Language and Culture Exam last summer. He spent 7 days in Cincinnati helping to grade some of the 130,000 exams. “The experience of being with 1200 other AP teachers being trained to appropriately assess the exams has very practical value to both the content of the curriculum and method of instruction in my AP class. Both grading the exam and learning from colleagues and their experiences helps me to refine what I do with my own students.”

Mary Euphrat attended a Counselors College Tour in Colorado over the summer and visited eight colleges in four days, including a visit to the University of Wyoming. “The counselor tours give me invaluable information about programs and facilities at colleges that many of our students apply to.” Additionally, Mary and Martha King attended the California State University Conference, the University of California Conference, and the NACAC National Conference. “At these conferences we attend sessions that pertain to college admissions to help advise our students when they are researching college options.”

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Lori Olson attended a Mental Wellness Conference in Rocklin, CA. “Since I have been a social/emotional counselor for seven years now, a lot of it was a refresher, but it’s good to have a refresher every now and then.” This fall she has attended the Sonoma State Counselor Conference, the Santa Rosa Junior College Counselor Conference and will be attending the CSU Maritime Conference along with the other members of the counseling department. “These yearly conferences are very important to keep up to date on trends at the local colleges.”

Gabrielle Thompson completed 12 units this summer at CSU Long Beach in six weeks, working toward her Masters in Dance. The program was an extremely intense experience for the cohort of thirteen dance instructors. ”We attended school five days a week from 8am-6pm. The workload was overwhelming at first, especially on the first day of school, but with the support of family and friends, I was able to persevere. Each school day consisted of dance technique, composition/choreography, rehearsals, and four hours of lecture and critical analysis on cultural relevance in dance pedagogy. I also learned more about color theory and lighting design in their state of the art theater. I met some amazing artists in the program and was thoroughly inspired to challenge and improve myself as a teacher and artist in the community.”

Father Moses Brown studied Canon Law at Catholic University.

“While the course is not directly related to my teaching, it did deepen my understanding of the church and gave me the opportunity to study at an excellent university founded by Catholic bishops of the United States, over 130 years ago.”

Elizabeth Stimmel completed her Masters in Teaching with a focus on New Media Literacies, at USC. In addition, she attended a curriculum workshop on how to use technology to promote equity in the classroom.

She has spoken at Sonoma State University and the Santa Rosa Junior College regarding how technology is leading instruction. Most recently, she spoke in Dr. Berry’s “Educational Technological Praxis” graduate education class on the topic of how video can enhance curriculum and instruction. In the sports arena, Elizabeth received her AACCA certificate and put together two cheer camps in collaboration with local high school groups. She attended a coaches’ workshop with Top Gun coaches highlighting the new guidelines for high school competition and sideline cheer.

Maryanne Berry was awarded a Fulbright Alumni Grant along with former teacher, Ryan Smith. The two conduct summer workshops on storytelling and the college admissions process with students and teachers in Hungary. “I participated in the Fulbright Teacher Exchange in 1994-1995 and had one of the most amazing experiences of my life. The program, created after World War II to promote cultural exchange and understanding, facilitates the sharing of best teaching practices around the globe.” Additionally, Maryanne and Eddie Wolbert attended intensive seminars offered by the College Board in order to develop Cardinal Newman’s Capstone Program.

“We had phenomenal success with the first class, AP Seminar, and now we are qualified to offer the second class, AP Research.”

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CAMPUS NEWS

CAMPUS NEWS

COUNSELING

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ardinal Newman’s Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) School Counselors provide comprehensive counseling services to meet the personal/social, academic, and college/career counseling needs of each student. Our small ratio of counselors to students provides the opportunity for each student to be assigned a school counselor who oversees his/her academic progress. Counselors work with students and their families to help them navigate through the high school experience. The highly-trained counseling department also provides personal counseling when the support is needed, with an open-door policy that encourages students and their families to talk about the issues that directly affect student personal growth and academic progress. The counseling department also

COLLEGE COUNSELING provides services such as Class-Level Parent Nights, Anti-Bullying education and peer support programs, course planning, tutor resources, crisis intervention counseling and referrals to community resources. The highlight of our department is getting to know each student individually, helping to foster the growth and development of the whole person during his or her journey through adolescence.

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he Class of 2019 is in the midst of completing college applications for the UC’s, CSU’s, and other colleges and universities, along with finishing up the SAT and ACT testing. Some of the seniors have already been accepted to a college, which is very exciting!

Seniors and Juniors have been able to meet with

over 65 college representatives on our campus. The representatives come from different colleges across the United States and meet with interested students for 35-minute sessions. In September, we hosted an outof-state college fair with an information session on the benefits of attending out-of-state colleges.

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FALCULTY STAFF

ADMISSIONS

NEW FACES AT NEWMAN

OPEN HOUSE Sunday, November 4, 2018

JEFF NIELSON

KRISTEN O’CONNOR

Mr. Nielson came to CN in 2014 as Head Varsity Coach for the Cardinal Newman volleyball program. While he was a CN coach, he served as the Athletic Director and as a physical education instructor at Sonoma Country Day School from 2003-2018, before taking the job of Athletic Director at CNHS.

Ms. O’Connor has been teaching middle and high school in Sonoma County for nearly 30 years. She has taught ESL, AP English Language and Mechanics, English Language Arts grades 7-11, Spanish 1 and AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) grades 9-12. Additionally, Ms. O’Connor spent 14 years as the Roseland School District AVID Coordinator, building a nationally-distinguished program to ensure academic success and college readiness for all students. Ms. O’Connor is a passionate believer in the power of education to uplift our communities and shape true democracy. She is excited to work with the students, staff and families of Cardinal Newman, and hopes to be a source of support, kindness and inspiration.

He has been coaching for nearly 30 years at the high school and collegiate level. He was previously the Head Coach at Maria Carrillo High School from 2001-2012. In his 11 seasons leading the Pumas, Jeff’s teams won 11 North Bay League titles, 3 NCS Championships, and played in the Northern California Championships semi-finals on three occasions. He was instrumental in the creation of the North Bay League Championship post season tournament in 2010 and continues today. Jeff was also selected as the NCS Honor Coach of the Year in 2010. Jeff attended San Diego State University and Western Colorado University where he earned degrees in Kinesiology and History in 1996 and his professional teaching credential at Sonoma State University in 1997. He lives in Windsor with his wife, Amy, and two boys, Matthew (CN’ 19) and Micah (13).

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ardinal Newman hosted over 300 people for the annual admission open house event. Epicurean, the Cardinal Newman cafeteria management team, catered the event which began in the Athletic Convocation Center (ACC).

While there, guests met representatives from departments, parent, alumni and student groups. Senior student Kabir Daniel played piano while our community engaged with other families researching Cardinal Newman High School.

The program began with a brief presentation from President Laura Held who outlined the plans to rebuild the damage caused by the fire of 2017. From there, families were escorted by CN leadership students to classrooms.

Teachers representing each department spoke to families about the Cardinal Newman experience. Counselors also presented their approach to supporting each student.

We are excited to be working with such great families.

The Class of 2023 is going to be an outstanding group of young people.

Monday, October 29, 2018

High School Preview Day

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record number of students attended “Calling All Cardinals” preview day on Monday, October 29. There were 217 eighth graders from 26 different middle schools throughout Sonoma County in attendance. Prospective students were led by CN student leadership groups to interactive presentations and performances.

This event provides students approaching high school an opportunity to see the level of commitment our students, teachers, counselors and coaches devote to creating an extraordinary high school experience.

CHELSEA BEYRIES Welcome to the newest member of our faculty, Chelsea Beyries. Chelsea comes to us from USF where she is completing her Master’s in Education program. She has done an excellent job of taking on the tasks of teaching Drama and producing the plays for the Winter and the upcoming Spring semester. In addition, she is leading the yearbook class and teaching public speaking to the freshman.

JOLIE´ TROGDON Mrs. Trogdon began working at Cardinal Newman High School in late 2017. She came from Pacific Union College where she served as the Associate VP of Finance.

In her spare time, she enjoys the artistic side of life: music, painting, photography and good books.

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CALLING ALL CARDINALS

MARCY FOX Assistant Librarian

Admission Applications are due. Family/Student Interviews will be conducted in January and February.

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In Memory of Frank Castelli Robert Acquistapace Wyman Blunt Frank and Lorraine Castelli Dick and Angie Colombini Joseph and Ramona De Benedetti Rachel Fallon David and Denna Faloni Donald Freeman Larry Giovannoni Frederick and Lynge Groverman DVM Carol Guanella Ralph and Karen Hanahan Ray and Katherine Lazzini Patricia Markusen Clarence and Genevieve Mazzetta Richard and Janice Nelson Marianne Olufs Beverly Singer Alex and Nancy Zabala In Memory of Mariah Coogan Jim and Jackie O’Hara In Memory of Thomas DeMeo Linda Calegari Lawrence Jefferson Ken and Alma Molinaro Scott and Shawn Shick In Memory of Lee Devencenzi David and Char Devencenzi In Memory of Michael Franchetti Robert Agrella Paul and Judith Archambeau Alfred and Jean Belluomini Mike and Karen Bergin Scott and Ann Cromie Mary deBenedetti Judy DeMeo DeMeo Randy and Shelley Destruel 38

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Barbara J. F. Di Iorio

Lynn and Billie Meister

Dutton Properties

Nancy Moran

Allen and Yvonne Garayalde

Al and Shirley Nott

Thomas and Anne Geary

Christopher and Jolene Orr

David and Jan Gervais

Tom Pforsich

James and Carolyn Hinton

Robin and Rick Pozzi

Carol Hintze

Roy and Leona Spadoni

Betty Jemail

Jim and Carol Underhill

Tom and Josie Kenney Stephen Lind Dana and Cyndi Niendorf The Nugent Family Nugent Tom and Kelley Parsons Virginia H. Pyke William and Mary-Louise Reinking Robert Salisbury Katherine Staples Clarence Tauzer

In Memory of Tom Glover Jr. Carol Guanella In Memory of Toni Guanella Kahaulelio Frank and Ilene Bacci Donald Becchetti Dutch and Gail Butterworth Frank and Lorraine Castelli Marlys Christianson Shawn Christianson Donald and Diane D’Ambrogia Dorothy Dedrick Patrick Edelman Linda Espinosa Rachel Fallon Bud Gerhardt Roberta Gillespie Steve and Leslie Lazzini Bob and Jean Leal Dolores Leras Leras Martin and Denise Lorenzo Mark and Valerie McKamey

In Memory of Travis Kasimoff Teresa Burgess Carroll Charbonnier Michael and Kathyrn Hislop Ann Huber Gloria Hurtado Patrick and Deborah Lauchner Patricia Wood In Memory of Sister Frances Kearney Kathryn Walsh In Memory John Kuden Kathleen Paneno In Memory of Betty Lazzini Carol Guanella In Memory of Robert C. O’Brien Sr. Robert and Louisa Maria O’Brien Larson O’Brien LLP In Memory of Luke Scrivanich II Becky Scrivanich In Memory of Alice Silva Carol Guanella In Memory of Joe and Katie Stimack Kim Stimack

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL JULY 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 2018 Merici-Newman SOCIETY

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. . . our best SOCIETY

$50,000 - $99,999

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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, 2017 to June 30, 2018. 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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Patron Gift Society Kevin and Susan Bedsole Jim and Bonnie Headley Peter and Cathy Seghesio The Futures Project The John Jordan Foundation The Stan Murphy Memorial Fund

Gary and Rhonda LeKander

Raymond and Claire Savona

Patrick Alongi

Randy and Shelley Destruel

Marco and Kristin Lepe Brian and Debbi Ling

Schools of the Sacred Heart

Amaturo Family Foundation, INC.

Edward Lloyd

P. Charles Seymour

American Water

Lombardi Wines

Rick and Sandra Sheldon

Harry and Irene Aubright Lance and Kathy Badger

Brian Dolan

Harry and Mary Kay Matossian

Brad and Pamela Simmons Jason and Jennifer Smits

Jay and Kristi Barrington

Frank and Birgit Dommen

Mauritson Family Winery

James and Patti Spencer

Walter and Loye Basinger

Zachary Duggan

Sports City

John and Gina Batelli

Tom and Ingrid Dunlap

Martin and Patricia McCormick

St. Francis High School

E. John Evand and Kim McEachron

McCormick & Co. Homes & Loans

St. Ignatius College Preparatory

Bear Republic Brewing Company

Exchange Bank

Christopher and Nicole McKeown

St. Raymond School

Chris and Nancy Bentham

Jason and Nicole Sullivan

Mike and Karen Bergin

Dominic and Cathie Taurian

James and Lindsay Berryman

Temmerman, Cilley & Kohlmann, LLP

Troy and Jeanne Bevilacqua

Donna Joy Teresi

Winifred Biehl

David and Carolyn Tett

Ario Bigattini and Roxanne Maillet

Stephen and Carol Hansel

Josh and Peggy West

Richard and Marilyn Dey

Mickey and Michelle Head

Jay and Kathryn Wright

Die and Tool Products INC.

Holy Spirit Preparatory School, INC

Bryan and Katie Wright

Joseph Diehl

Junipero Serra High School Stanley and Elsa Leopard Mater Dei High School Gary and Barbara Miksis Ken and Alma Molinaro

Benefactor Gift Society Able Fence Company, INC Serge and Lara Anderson Anonymous Archbishop Mitty High School Sister Elisabeth Bäbler Beauregard Family Foundation -c/o Jill Damato Henry and Shelby Belmonte Stacey Biagi Giancarlo and Gabriela Bianchetti Bohemian Club Annemarie Bucher Shawn Bunger David and Kelly Carroll James Codding Giac and Rasha Consiglieri Cotati-Rohnert Park Project Graduation Diane Couderc Cougar Club - Campolindo Football Jerome Crowley Michael and Kimberly Flowers Jared and Kelly Fortman GDSI -Grinding and Dicing Services, INC

Dave and Heather DeMarinis

NorCal Lacrosse Foundation, INC Gloria Opperman Marc Opperman Ryon and Jan Paton Ty and Cindy Pforsich Redwood Police Activities League Inc Salem Press Luke Scrivanich Paul and Megan Segre James and Claudine Sheridan Monica Slivinsky Sonoma County Red Baron Baseball Club St. John The Baptist Church Boyd and Dani Stockham The Charles D. and Francis K. Field Fund The Howard & Betty White Foundation The V. O. Smith Family Foundation Tom Woods Memorial Fund Matthew and Joan Valente David and Margaret Vidaurri Wells Fargo Advisors Wells Fargo Foundation

Gold Circle Gift Society Adobe Associates, Inc. David and Stacey Almy ALPHA Fire Suppression Systems Lawrence and Susan Amaturo American Dawn INC. Louie and Jennifer Ammons John Antczak AVer Information Inc. Phyllis and John Bazzano Bentley School Todd and Marie Bertolone Andrew and Geri Biehl Bishop Alemany High School Bishop Fenwick High School Bishop Kelly High School Michael and Beth Bollinger Scott and Katie Booth Kenneth Bunger Linda Calegari Andrew and Carol Carciere Cardinal Newman School Kevin and Heather Carinalli Ronald Chez Christ the King CYO Class of 1998 - CN/UHS John Consiglieri Scott and Ann Cromie Daniel Culbertson Dean and Chris DeBaun

Father Thomas Fund of the Catholic Community Foundation Logan Faust and Jacqueline Skvaril

Lynn and Billie Meister Menlo-Atherton High School

Jeremy and Cara Forcier

Mercy High School, Burlingame

Neil Foster

John and Diane Merritt

Brian Fox

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Miksis Services Inc dba Rapid Rooter

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Doug and Ame Van Dyke

Clint and Shannon Brayton

North Bay Elite Basketball Club

Fred Van Milligen and Janet Bishop

Monsignor Brenkle

Mike and Annie Holden

Robert and Louisa Maria O’Brien

Ryan and Nicole Vice

David and Heidi Jacquin

Oakland Raiders

Dave and Marie Wilson

Michael and Corrine Brunner

Jesuit High School

Erik and Deborah Olsen

Douglas and Maria Wilson

David and Leslie Brutocao

Jeff and Janice Jorgensen

John and Nicole Osmer

Michael and Katie Wright

Matthias Bunge

Kyle Kilat

Our Lady of Angels School

Lolita Bunje

Rich and Cindy Kingsborough

Shane and Suzanne Pavitt

Young Men’s Institute Council No. 40

Robin Goble Jingshan Grant and Ping Yan David Gunning Justin and Alicia Hansel

Monte Vista High School Warren and Sharon Murphy

William Kirk

Paypal Charitable Giving Fund

Knights Of Columbus Notre Dame Council

Richard and Mary Peterson

La Reina High School and Middle School

Ruskin Elementary School

Tom and Becky Larson Larson O’Brien LLP Randy and Michelle Lashinski

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Scott and Vanessa Tosti

Presentation High School Graham and Lyn Rutherford Salesian College Preparatory Todd and Jenny Salnas Ylisa Sanford

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The Leopard Family Charitable Fund

Carole Alsbury

Charles and Ellen Wear

Caroline Yuan

Father Samuel M. Brown David Brown

James and Dayle Burnes Peter and Bernadette Burrell David and Catherine Buse

Cardinal Gift Society Academy of Our Lady of Peace Wayne and Amy Ahlstrom Alexander Valley Vineyards All Souls Catholic School Barbara Almy

Alexander Bustamante Kevin and Bernadette Calhoun Carondelet High School Carrico Family Ed and Stephanie Carrithers

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Catholic Charities of the East Bay

Shawn and Denise Faull

Chateau Montelena Winery

Jack Fitzpatrick

Henry and Stephanie Huang

Malloy Imrie & Vasconi Insurance Services LLC

Victor and Laura Flaviani

Nguyen Hung

Mark Flores and Stefanie McMurtrie

J. Mark and Ann Hurd

Edmundo and Laura Martinez

Jackson Family Wines

Peter Mazzetti

Ray and Edi Patrick

Natalie Foley

Steve and Jenny Jannicelli

Paige Mazzoni

Kate Cilley

Phil Fonfara

Jake Janowczyk

Luca and Linda Citti

Renee Foster

Louis and Barbara Jenkins

J. Gerald and Mona Clements

Richard and Mrs. Frati

Robert and Gina Johnson

Bobby Frati

Anne Johnson

Andy Frei

Giulano Kaminski

William and Susie Friedman

Michael and Diane Keefer

Joel and Catherine Friesch

Kellenberg Memorial High School Cross Country Team

Melissa Chisick Church of St. Theresa of the Infant Jesus

Clovis High School Cougar Foundation Dick and Angie Colombini Alex and Monica Cose Cougar Diamond Club Cougar Football Fund Crespi Carmelite High School William and Heather Curran Dads’ Club Andrew Dallin Akhilesh and Lily Daniel Bob Daoust Laura Davis Mary deBenedetti Kathleen Dennehy

Donna Frugaletti Daniel Galvin

Nicholas Keenan

Susan McDermott

Alfred and Jonna Peguero

Scott Shapiro

Denise Tibbetts

Michael and Stephanie McDermott

People’s Home Equity

Patricia Shaughnessy

Tracy High School

Peoria Notre Dame High School

Joann Shieh

Michael and Sheila Truesdell

Peter and Deanna Gumina Family Charitable Fund

Matthew Shippey and Carin Case

Richard Polizziani and Claudia Martinucci

Wendell and Jennifer Shirley

Michael and Victoria Pope

Most Reverend Robert F. Vasa

John and Laura McPhee

Kenneth Shockey

Mark and Cindy Popovich Nick and Chrystie Prokopakis

Andrew and Karen Sierocinski

Gerald and Marita Vattuone

SIGNS Par Excellence, Inc.

Donna Verna

Patrick and Ashley McDermott Cathal and Anette McNamara Joseph and Annie McNeany

Tricia Shindledecker

Jim and Carol Underhill Theodore Unruh Van Nuys

John Puccioni

Daniel and Michelle Skaff

Scott and Amy Vice

Charlene Moratto

John and Catherine Pyatt

Richard Morehouse

Jim Soares

Lise Vilas

John and Jessica Kilcullen

Glaxosmithkline Foundation

Jim and Barbara Rael

Tony and Dyan Natale

Steve and Lisa Sorensen

Stephanie Vinella

Knights’ Electric, Inc.

Thomas and Florine Rafael

Nina Koiv

Gary and Kathy Negri

Vincent and Jana Rago

Splash Express of Santa Rosa LLC

George and Carolyn Vinson

Nancy Koller

John and Sue Nelson

Ramazzotti Wines

New York Life Foundation

Danielle Rapozo

St. Helena Montessori School, Inc

VJB Vineyards and Cellars

Michael Kovatch Ken Lafranchi

Andrew and Thao Nguyen

Louis and Julie Ratto

Jon and Jennifer Niehaus

Larson Family Winery

Muriel Niehaus

Vivek Reddy and Sheila Safarian

St. Joseph Notre Dame High School

Matt and Eileen Vukicevich

Robert and Kathy Larson

Ryne and Michelle Nishimi NorCal Family Dental Group

Benjamin and Erin Gleason Peggy Goebel Tony and Penny Goehring Sue Goranson Margaret Graf

Ralph and Karen Hanahan Patricia Harris Stuart and Alice Heard

Ben and Leticia LeBerthon Molly Lecheler Judith Legett

James Hebert

Jack and Karyne Limper

Ada Duacsek

Laura Held

Grant and Christa Lindee

Ray Durham

Allan and Kimberly Henderson

Joseph Liu and Maria Cutler

John and Jennifer Hendrickson

Eagle Distributing Company

Douglas and Wendy Hilberman

Econoline Signs, INC.

Patrick and Jane Hitchcock

Tom Egan

Hitmen Pest Control

Empire Runners

Hohback-Lewin INC.

Epicurean Group

Jeffrey Hoppen and Saralynn Reece

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Rhonda Kemp

Michael and Maxine Lavin

John and Jk Farrow

Michael Pavelka

Tom and Jackie Schwedhelm

George and Maricruz Girolo

Jeremiah Hallisey

Charles and Tammy Dyer

The Olympic Club Foundation

Nancy Moran

Patrick and Deborah Lauchner

Andy and Valerie Durkee

Richard and Katherine Schram

Edward and Erin Palmer

Tim and Jeannie Kelly

John and Lori Hafner

Dr. Paul Tiernan - Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

George Schott

The Grey Family Foundation

Jon and Tara-Jen Kelly

Peter and Gypsy Grauert

Patricia Dombrink

Brian and Joni Schmidt

Allen and Yvonne Garayalde

David and Char Devencenzi Tyler Doherty

Pacific Gas & Electric Company Employee Giving

Dennis Montalbano and Kelly Berryman

Jim and Terri Derr

Laurie Doherty

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Eric and Sandra Loehrer Anthony and Christine Lombardi Bill and Tami Loughner Ken and Lee Lutz Mark and Allegra Lynch Bruce Magowan

Nordby Construction Company North Bay Catholic School League Roger Nulton Michael and Patricia O’Brien

St. Joseph School

Norman and Kathleen Walker

Lou and Rita Reginato

St. Mary School

Buddy and Becky Wall

Retired Teachers of the Diocese of San Jose

Christopher and Cathleen Stafford

William and Marilyn Ward

Anthony and Cathy Ribera

Craig Stammler

Mike and Kathy Weatherby

Huxley Richardson

Katherine Staples

Thomas Weidman

Gil and Cathy Robello

Dan and Katie Stevens

Stephen and Lynn Werle

Michael Rodriguez

Kim Stimack

Mark and Nancy Wheeler

Jaime Romero-Gamarra

Stockham Construction, INC

Michael and Jeannette Wilhelmsen

Richard and Cindy Strauch

Ginger Withers

Cathy Suacci

Women’s Golf Association of Northern CA

Shawn and Willow Roy

Kevin and Susan O’Connor

Rick and Karen Rubattino

Todd and Megan O’Donnell

David Rychlewski

Linda Oakley

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Marianne Olufs Our Lady Of Mercy School OverDrive, Inc

Randall Vogel

Paul Rydberg

Sunset Linen

Rayme Waters

David and Margherita Sutherland

Tim and Kim Woods

Lisa Swisher

Wright Contracting

Joshua and Nadia Talbot

Phillip Wyatt

Ella Samson

Elias and Linda Tannous

Louis and Carol Zanardi

Jeffrey and Cindy Scharfen

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Saint Peter’s Catholic Church

Lance and Rhonda Wright

Friendship Gift Society Ty Accornero Robert Acquistapace Samuel Adams JC Adams Thomas and Diane Adams John Adams Robert Agrella Joe and Christine Aguilar Airport Health Club Ken Alarcon Peter Albers Robert and Diane Aldridge Melissa Aldridge Robert and Tracey Aldridge David and Kathy Alger All Good Driving School, Inc. Roger and Theresa Allen Nicholas Almy Martha Almy Lisa Alpine Traci Altman Jay and Bridget Alvarez Marc and Tina Alves American Asphalt American Martyrs School Kale and Ranko Anderson Gwen Anderson Brian and Shauna Anderson Tracy Anderson Bobby Anderson Gregory and Lori Anderson Arturo and Tina Marie Angel Michael Angell Colleen Annen Andreas and Marcela Anton John and Ruth Antonini Anvil Builders Guy Aranda

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Paul and Judith Archambeau

Donald Becchetti

Megumi Blizman

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Alex Carrillo

Patricia Consani

Seth and Kristina Davis

Loreen Dold

Angela Beck

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Lawrence Brown

Carson’s Grandparents

Jennifer Cooke

Colleen Beckett

Wyman Blunt

Tom Brown

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Elane Coon

Derek and Melinda De Benedetti

David Domenichini

Katherine Arendain

Joseph and Ramona De Benedetti

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Howard Behle

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Frank and Lorraine Castelli

Mary Coon

Bobbi Arjo

Bella Photography & Design

Ivar and Shelly Bolander

Carol Brown

Katie Bolander

Amy Brown

Jeffrey and Jennifer Castello

Mary and Mark Cooper

Kim Arnone Atlas Tree Surgery

Angelo and Irina Bellizzi

David and Judith Browning

Jack Castello

August Briggs Winery

Greg and Kelly Bello

Scott and Kathy Browning

Angelo Catelani

Bob and Michele Cotta

Auntie Jen

Alfred and Jean Belluomini

Jerry and Sabrina Bonfigli

Bart Bruner

Michelle Benage

Dorothy Dedrick

Barry Bongberg

Jim Bruno

Richard and Mary Ellen Courier

John and Carol Drake

Gregg and Katie Auslen

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Richard DeLambert

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Mat and Stephanie Avilla

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Johnny Delgadillo

Tom and Karen Borba

Larry and Rachael Ayre

Dante and Anne Benedetti

Pierre Born

Buchanan High School Foundation

Robert and Katherine Drucker

Steven Azevedo and Jeanne Miskel

Mary-Beth Benedetti

Craig Born

James Buckley

Peter Boschetti and Carol DeLorenzo

David Buhrer

Norbert Babin Robert and Bonnie Babineau Dave and Laurie Bacci Frank and Ilene Bacci

Gina Benedetti-Petnic Mary Bennett Albert Bentham Matthew Benton Christine Beraldo Alex and Debra Berg

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Corepower Yoga Halle Coretti

Anne Cox Paul Coyle

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Paul and Christine Doolittle Kevin Doran Chad and Amy Dorr David Dove

Michael Ceglio

Dennis and Marcia Crandall

Central Catholic High School - Texas

Michael and Linda Crandall

Lisa DeLong Devon and Karen Delzell

Central High Diamond Club

Stephen and Maria Crane Eric and Tori Crawford

William Delzell

Joel and Wendy Cervera

Colin Crawford

Don DeMarinis

Peter Chang-Sing and Kathryn Koh

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Bob and Lisa DeMasters

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Judy DeMeo DeMeo

Cindy Chapman

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Carroll Charbonnier

Cronn Law INC

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Tom and Suzanne Crotty

Mark and Joan Dennen

Nancy Chierici

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Ecole Notre Dame des Victoires

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Joel and Beth Dericco

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Cinquini & Passarino

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Larry and Jean Clark

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Ann Devincenzi

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James and Heather Cleveland

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Steve English

Kevin Cloyd

Doreen Angela Cvitanovic

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Steve and Dani Dell’Era

Dry Creek Inn Terry and Sylvia Duffy Gary and Lucy Dugger Derrick and Mary Dumont Bryson Dumont Les and Heather Dunkley Joe and Tracy Dutton

Vincent and Natalie Berg

Bottle Barn

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Cabrillo School - PTO

Sheila Betts

Sean Boyle and Rocio Ramirez

Cakebread Cellars

Leann Beutlich

Chuck Boynton

Misti Camotta

Mark and Jahn BeynonBallard

Francine Bradley

Andrea Campos

Ken Bradley

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Jonathan and Julie Branch

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Margaret Breighner

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Evan Bridewell

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Bishop Garcia Diego High School, INC

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Jeff and Heidi Blakely

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Leondra Beardslee

Lucille Britton

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Bershers Darrell and Laurie Bertacco Sarah Bertero Jeff and Julie Bertoli

Douglas and Ann Brinker

Cal West Rentals, Inc.

Eleanor Carlos John Carol Tyler Carr Stacy Carr Valerie Carrie

Shawn Christianson Marlys Christianson Charlie Cinque

Dave Collins Julie Collins Kimberly Colombini Audette Columbini Raymond Coniglio

Dutton Properties Tom and Joanne Eakin Kathie Eberhart

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Shawn Forghani

Bud Gerhardt

Gail Gross

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Gary Howard

Ron and Maureen Jamero

Martin Kilgariff

Carla Evans

Christine Forsell

Chris Germino

Shannon Hash

William Huang

Justin Jamero

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Marc and Dana Facto

Kevin Foster

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Janet Gerry

Brian Gruber

Tim Hasler

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Paul King

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Don and Mary Guadagni

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Norma Geyer

Kelley Head

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Susan Jensen

Carol Guanella

Jet Clean Janitorial

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Hutch and Bernadette Gibb

Raul and Kristin Guerrero

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Sean Huddleston

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John F. Kennedy Catholic School

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John Henson

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Nick Fuller

Carmen Gilson

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Renee Haggard

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Jim and Laura Gallegos

Andy and Kathy Hall

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Richard and Jeannine Hextrum

Lagunitas Brewing Company

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Barry and Allison Fiedel

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Carly Lancaster

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James and Suzanne Fisher Tim and Allison Fisher Maud Fitzpatrick Michael and Jamie Flanagan Robert and Eleanor Flandermeyer Pamela Fleitz-Dempsey Lynn Flores Flowers Vineyards & Winery

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John and Dana Hall Ronald Hall

Barbara Hextrum Stephen and Lisa Higgins

Charlotte Hall

Tom and Kim Hinde

Goldschmidt Vineyards

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James and Carolyn Hinton

Hermila Gonsalves

John Halley

Carol Hintze

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Maureen Hampton

Holy Name of Mary School

Hanna Winery & Vineyards

Karrin Hopper

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Keo and Gillian Hornbostel

Jennifer Greenow

Karen Hansen

Ryan Horton

Christopher Gregus

Jane Harney

Hongyi Hou

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Steve and Maureen Foley

Joe and Erin George

Robert and Anne Forester

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Taylor Greenleaf and Tara Conrow

Thinh Hoang

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Roger Johnson

Shaun Keiser Robbie Kelly Sean Kelly

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Sarah Lai Robert and Jessica Lake

Greg Lane Lawrence Lang Tom and Rebecca Langer

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Angela LeBeau

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LeBerthon Realty

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Cynthia LeBreton

Teejay and Jamie Lowe

Brett and Theresa Martinez

Sarah McMinn

Moore Uebel Architecture

Kristen O’Connor

Connie Parker

Dana Poskitt

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David Lowe

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Ian and Debbie McMurray

Mike and Christina Moran

Thomas and Evelyn O’Hair

Randy Parks

Nancy Powell

Adam and Dianna Lee

Emine Loxley

Julie Martucci

Cathy McMurtrie

Jim and Jackie O’Hara

Janice Parks

Ralph and Carol Leef

Michael and Rori Lucas

Mary’s Pizza & Pasta Shack

Steven and Heidi McNeal

Richard and Marie Moresco

Mike O’Keefe

Tom Parks

Mark and Shannon Prendiville

Dennis and Yvette O’Keefe

David and Barbara Parson

Steve Prendiville

Tom and Kelley Parsons

Lisa Presta

Betty Pasley

Douglas and Margaret Price

Mina Leibowstz

Darin Lucas

Rosanne Massimino

Pat and Kim McNeany

Rina Morningstar

Jon and Janene Leighton

Gary and Judy Lucas

Linda Mastrioni

John McNeany

Kristi Morris

Carol Leighton

Cheryl Lucas

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Alexandra McReynolds

Karen Morris

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Patti Mechan

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Andrew O’Neil

Kelly Paton

Dennis Lundquist

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Peter Mueller

Tiffany O’Neil

Brent Patterson

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Don Luong

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Melodye Patterson

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Marie Luzaich

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Vivian Leroux

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Pammy Murnane

Garrett and Elizabeth Lew

Jeanne MacDonald

Francisco Maza

Tim Meinken and Anne Giere

Oakmont Kiwanis Club Key Club

Brian and Joanne Patterson

Kenton and Juliane Lewis

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Luis and Anne Maza

Kent and Mary Meldrum

Jonathan Lewis

MacRostie Winery

Marshall and Amy Mello

Cynthia Leys

J Peter and Becky Madison

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Russell Murphy

Michelle Pedersen

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Kerri Olhiser

N. A. B.

Carleton and Cindy Olmanson

Charles and Therese Peifer

Howard and Elham RaflaYuan

Nathaniel Merriss

Ketty Lieu

Rene Maher

Kara McCarson

National Automobile Museum

Mimi Mairs

Jeff Negri and Jeri Leise

Helen Lindsay

William Mallinson

Stephen and Mary McCarthy

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Stephen Lind

Gus and Tamela Mesenbrink

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Dawn Line

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Gerry Manteuffel

Marlene Lintz

Gabe and Nicole Manville

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John and Robin Mapley

Alan and Judith McCormick

Jeanne Liu

Vince Marcellino

Helen Liu

Michael Marchetti

Mary Lobdell

Tom Marinko

Jim and Barbara Lobdell

Markham Vineyards

Richard Lobdell

Patricia Markusen

Jeffrey and Julie Marquis

Theresa Lombardi

Douglas and Holly Marshall

Dee Dee Lombardi

Frank and Trisha Marshall

Tracy Lombardi

Thomas and Lisa Martin

Lee Lombardi

Edward and Patricia Martin

Karin Loo

Nicholas Martin

Michael Lorenzini

Joshua Martin

Martin and Denise Lorenzo

Adam Martin-lawrence

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Mannie Rabara

Jeff Ogston

Claudia Mc Mahan

Rosie Lombardi

Ken and Darcy Pecoraro

John and Nancy Murray

Dennis and Amy Magatelli

Louie and Kathy Marquez

Matt Quinn Jeffrey Rabbitt

Amy Li

Peter Lombardi

Cathy Quinlan

Berta Pecoraro

Craig and Christine Maffei

Vince Marotto

Scott Pruitt

Jason Ogston

Hailian Li

Merriam Vineyards

Providence Academy

David and Christine Murphy

Lisa Mazzoni and John Filben

Lisa Lomba

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Malati Raghunath

Justin and Angela Pell

Alexander Rago

Ed Olson

Grace Pendergraft

Marilyn Olson

Loline Pendergrast

Suahil Rahhal and Nahla Makhoul

Orangetheory Fitness

Leonid Nekhymchuk

Amelia Perez

Father Thomas Orlando

Neil Nelson Richard and Janice Nelson

Christopher and Jolene Orr

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Network for Good

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Gabe McCauley

Kimberly Michalik

Donald and Stacie McClelland

Chirleen Michelini

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James and Pam Petersen

Robert and Tricia Ratto

Katherine Ortenzi

John Petit

Robert Rauch

Steve and Trinette Neuerburg

Julia Osborne

Tom Pforsich

Jeanne Reberg

Jason and Linda Miller

David Ostheimer

Anthony and Robin Miller

Joan Ostheimer

Thomas and Hoangyen Pham

Brenda Reed

Deborah Neuschafer Brett Newman

Dolores Miller

Thinh and Tuyen Nguyen

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Peppina McDonald Connor and Heather McDonald

Dan and Elizabeth Miller

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Michael and Kathleen Reidy

Dana and Cyndi Niendorf

Sydney Phillips

Erin Reidy

Beth Miller

Mark and Michele McDonell

Jon and Gina Miller

Lawrence and Diana Nissim

Our Lady Of Mount Carmel School

Chris Piccin

William and Mary-Louise Reinking

Alex Miller

Mike and Julie Nonella

Rina Pahlavan

Mary McEwen

Ashley Miller

Todd and Kelly Noonan

Sean McGee

Richard and Colette Milliman

Craig and Jennifer Nordby

Marshall and Mary Ellen Palmer

Richard and Tami Norgrove

Meredith Palmier

Tina Pisenti

Al and Shirley Nott

Inez Pandolfi

Travis and Tamara Pisors

Thomas and Karen Nunes

Kathleen Paneno

Chris and Sarah Pittenger

Georgia Nunnally

Donnell Pankey

Gloria Pizzinelli

Keith O’Brien

Scott and Rebekah Pantel

Lynette Placencia

Sean O’Brien

Lisa Parducci

Rick and Candy Plato

Daniel and Camilla O’Connor

Lisa Parelius

Marie Plumb

Laura Parker

Pablo Portillo

Kevin McClenahan Kevin McConnell Finleigh McCormick

John and Courtney McGee

Maureen Middlebrook Paul and Ann Middlebrook

Tim and Kehaulani McGregor

Rob Mills

Mark and Valerie McKamey

Terry Mitchell

John and Noel McLaughlin

Natal Modica

John McLaughlin

Gary and Ann Mollath

Donald and Elizabeth McLean

Tiva Montalbano

Reverend Michael J.

Montgomery Village

Hiromi Ozawa-Miller

Brad Pighin Bridgette Pighin Bolt Herberto and Fatima Pires

Dawn Reese

Mike and Asia Reising Suzanne Remien Steve and Lee Ann Reuter John Reuter Anita Reynolds Nagy Riad Kelani Richards Mary Richards Russell and Arlene Rico Victoria Riley

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Nicholas and Catherine Ritz Adrian Roach Layla Roberts Brian Robertson Brian and Shelley Robertson

GIFT RECOGNITION SOCIETY

Sid and Paloma Sarshar

Sarah Singleton

Carole Sauers

Jane Singleton

St. Martin Of Tours Young Adult Ministry

Amanda Sirianni

St. Mary’s High School

James Sirimarco

Bryce Stafford

Sisters Of Mercy

Greg and Elizabeth Stalker

Tracy Sjogreen

Lisa Standish

Theresa Skala

Star of the Sea School

David Skinner

Bridget Starkey

The Culinary Institute of America The Nugent Family

Mr. and Mrs. Sauers David Scheetz Maria Schelhorn Scherrer Winery

Sloan and Priscilla Upton

Tom and Lisa Teague Greg Tesitor Marion Thatcher The Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Mary Ellen Robinson

William and Shirley Schiffhauer

Elizabeth Rochlin

Nancy Schmid

Bill Rodger

Jeanne Skvaril

Eileen Stedman

Ed and Lynnette Schmidt

The Villa Restaurant

Brad and Christine Rodgers

Patricia Slater

Richard Stephan

Dawniel Schmidt

Carol Slender

Mary Stephens

Maureen Thoits

Brad Slender

Matt Stephens

Dana Thomas

Brian Slowik

Sara Stephens

Brian Thomas

Lynn Small

Brian Stevens and Michael Hayes

George Thomas

Rodney Strong Vineyards Karla Rodriguez

B. Kirstin Schmitt Bettina Schofer

Clifford and Lori Rold

Michael and Judith Scholzen

Don and Linda Roman

Madeline Schwartz

Paul and Tiffany Romesburg

Marigrace Scrivanich

John and Shari Rosenblad Dan and Mrs. Ross Gordon Ross Rosso Pizzeria & Wine Bar Patricia Rousakisi William and Joan Rousseau

Louis Scrivanich Camille Seghesio Kristen Selvage

Maggi Smeal Doug Smith and Cortney Mesenbrink-Smith Aaron and Jennifer Smith Guenevere Smith David Smith

Karl and Nancy Seppi

Matthew Smith

Stephanie Serventi

Chelsea Smith

Charlie Seymour

Kevin Smith

Joe Winter

Patrick and Shannon Utter

Michael and Margarita Wear

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Grant Weaver

Wonder Car, INC.

Heidi Van Dyk

Andrea Weaver

Joyce Wong-Calvi

Andrew Van Dyke

Karen Webb

Jack and Caroline Wood

Michael Van Dyke

Cappy Weber

Russell and Amanda Wood

Rebecca Van Lith

Ella Weinberg

Patricia Wood

Frank Van Milligen

Nate Weis

Jamie and Megan Woods

Ron and Mrs. Van Roy

Jason and Jennifer Weiss

Brian and Janelle Woods

Keith Vannote

Regina Weitzman

Jeffrey and Carmi Woods

Ben and Kelly vanZutphen

Christopher Welch

Jerry and Barbara Woods

Michael Vaughan

Judi Welch

Trance and Viviana Vega

Mary Ellen Wells

Richard and Carrie Woodworth

David and Maria Verhein

Wells Fargo Foundation

Racquel Wooley

Gary Vice

Nicholas Werle

Michael and Heidi Would

Linda Stevenson

John Thomson

Keli and Darryl Vice

John and Claire Werner

Shelby Wright

Ben Stewart

Thrivent Financial

Vice Appraisal Company

Petter and Cerrissa Westby

Douglas and Titien Stierman

Gary and Doris Tinagero

Mark Vicini

Mary Westcott

Wright & Gervais Accountants, INC.

Kristin Tippett

Manuel Villagomez

Robert and Loreen Whirley

Ken Wulf

Denise Stiles Robert and Cindy Stoesser

Joseph and Denise Titone

Robin Vinson

Warren White

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John and Kim Titone

Anthony Volpe

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Wyvern Restaurants, Inc.Round Table Pizza

Shirley Strong

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Julie Tomlinson

Eric and Kass Von der Mehden

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Carole Tomlinson

Henry and Rosemarie Von der Mehden

Christopher Whitlock

Glenn and Nancy Yamamoto

Barbara Stuhr

Shirley Von Karl

Clifftun and Erika Whittemore

Jeff Yamamoto

Libby Su

Tone, A Pilates, Dance & Yoga Studio

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Brian and Julie Sullivan

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Joseph Vornbrock

Ode and Carole Touye

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Charles and Vivian Sullivan

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Carol Trenam

Dean and Lysbeth Wiggins Michelle Wilcox

Robert and Ginny Sweeney

Gus and Laurie Trevena

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Jimmy Vu

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Eve Williams Linda Williams

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Mark Wilmarth

Taylor Zamaroni

Patrick Wilson

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Michael Zarate

Neal Wilson

Zialena Winery

Larry Wilson

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Charles and Kristine Winn

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Smith Dollar, PC

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Ellen Sharkey

Jan Smits

Russian River Vineyards

Andrew Shaw

Pam Snider

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William Shea

Sonoma County Family YMCA

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Sonoma County Regional Parks Anthony and June Soria

Shawn Sweeney

Truett-Hurst Winery

Jen Wall

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Sift A Cupcakery

Marilyn Tumminia

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Ann Sossikian

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Peter Szyman Chris and Dana Taddei

Brian Silva

Denis Turko

Kimberley Walsh

Ron Samuel

Ken and Lisa Sousa

Taft Street Winery

Cathy Silver

Steve Turko

Patricia Walsh

Benjamin and Jennifer Sanders

James Souza

Terry Talbot

Joseph Silvestri

Roy and Leona Spadoni

Kathryn Walsh

Dawn Talkington

Vincent Silvestri

Spaulding McCullough & Tansil, LLP

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Brian and Heidi Tanklage

Marsha Turner

MayMay Warburton

Gardner and Debbie Tarlow

Bradley and Lynn Tuthill

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Uncle Doug

Todd Watkins

Rose Sanfilippo

Daniel and Theresa Simanek

Santa Rosa Towing

Rex and Jill Simmons

Adele Santana

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St. Anne’s Church St. Francis Winery & Vineyards

Sue Winton

Denny and Nancy Thompson

Daniel and Lauren Shane

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Brian Whiteley

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