Trinity - December 2022

DECEMBER 2022 A MAGAZINE FOR THE CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY

NEWMAN IN SPIRIT

HOMECOMING FALL DANCE SHOW ATHLETICS STRATEGIC VISION 2022 ANNUAL REPORT

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TRINITY FOR THE CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY BISHOP ROBERT F. VASA PRESIDENT Dr. Linda Norman CHAPLAIN Fr. John Plass

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PRINCIPAL Nicholas Reynolds DEAN OF STUDENTS, SCHOOL SAFETY DIRECTOR John Gilson ALUMNI DIRECTOR Graham Rutherford CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Anne Devlin ADVANCEMENT DIRECTOR Terri Derr BOARD OF TRUSTEES Fr. Moses Brown, Chaplain Teejay Lowe, Chairman (CN93) Niessia Diehl Joy Durand (UHS92) Tracy Dutton (UHS88) Ken Lafranchi Ken Molinaro (CN72) Chrystie Prokopakis (UHS80) Dan Stevens (CN84) Doria Trombetta Krissy Zichichi Dr. Linda Norman CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL MISSION A Catholic, college preparatory community, educating students in the wholeness of body, mind and soul, Consistent with the teachings of the Catholic Church, Manifested by faith, leadership and service.

ON THE COVER: Natalia Belmonte Sophia Dahlgren Kailey Geernaert Samantha Fenske

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Cardinal Newman offers a college preparatory curriculum with the purpose of educating students to become people of values as well as scholars.

Our focus on out-standing achievement ensures that our students become knowledgeable and skillful in areas of moral and ethical decision-making, critical thinking, accountability, technology and adaptability.

Our co-curricular programs enhance the academic and spiritual dimensions of our school by providing influential activities that foster community, leadership, creativity , sportsmanship and faith formation.

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HIGHLIGHTS 6 NEWMAN SPIRIT

10 HOMECOMING

12 ARTS

16 ATHLETICS

GROWTH

22 STRATEGIC PLAN

30 ALUMNI UPDATES

THANK YOU

38 2022 ANNUAL REPORT AND DONOR LIST

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

W What often draws people to Cardinal Newman High School is SPIRIT. Spirit is found in the pride and enthusiasm our students have for their school and school community. It is found in the people of Newman, their relationships, and the feeling of belonging that brings us together, encourages us to put aside differences, and purposefully serve and celebrate each other and our greater community.

Outwardly, we experience such Spirit at rallies, sporting events, arts performances, and acknowledging academic achievement.

Internally, we experience Spirit as expressed through Faith and inspired by the connection we have to God

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and each other through our school’s patron, St. John Henry Newman. This is captured best in Newman’s motto, Cor ad Cor Loquitur.

St. Newman believed that in prayer we speak to God heart to heart (in Latin: Cor ad Cor Loquitor = Heart speaks to Heart). His Cor ad Cor spirituality also extends to those we encounter in everyday life. Following St. Newman, we believe the heart is the source for all thinking, willing, and feeling.

We witness this Spirit in our caring relationships, our student retreats, our morning prayers, and in our students’ many remarkable Christian Service projects.

Witnessing God’s Love and Spirit working in the lives of our students is one of the most profound joys we experience on our campus.

As we head into a new calendar year, I would also like to celebrate the generosity and philanthropy that was expressed for Cardinal Newman High School this last year. We would not be able to offer

the Newman Experience we do today to our more than 525 students without the generous support of so many of you. In 2021 alone more than $1.3M was raised to support our operating budget. These funds are used to bolster our tuition assistance programs, to offer our teachers competitive salaries and benefits, to enhance our campus and facilities, and to provide student programs that are stellar examples of a Catholic college prep environment.

Please enjoy this combined version of Trinity, containing our Newman school magazine and our 2021 / 2022 Annual Report.

Together these two pieces showcase the Newman Spirit and tell the story of how that Spirit is manifested in our students, in our alumni who are making a difference in the world, and in our donors and benefactors who make all this possible.

As we look to the future we will be guided by our community-driven

strategic plan that will allow us to continue offering the Cardinal Newman experience to countless future students. In God’s Love and His Spirit, we grow.

Thank you for your continued support and for being a part of our Newman SPIRIT. In Christ,

Dr. Linda Norman President, Cardinal Newman

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CHAPLAIN’S PRAYER As we gather with our families and friends during this holy time, let us rekindle the spirit of love, devotion and joy that makes life worth living. The Christmas season provides us with a unique opportunity for spiritual growth as we recall together the joys and sorrows of the past year. Amidst the darkness of winter, we celebrate the birth of new light: the Light of the World, who comes to shine his love into our hearts and scatter the darkness of worry and woe. Looking forward to the dawn of a new year, I pray that God would confirm each of us in our mission of service in love.

For your prayerful nourishment, please savor Cardinal Newman’s translation of the Advent Lauds hymn, En clara vox redarguit: Hark, a joyful voice is thrilling, And each dim and winding way Of the ancient Temple filling; Dreams, depart! for it is day.

Christ is coming!—from thy bed, Earth-bound soul, awake and spring,— With the sun new-risen to shed Health on human suffering.

Lo! to grant a pardon free, Comes a willing Lamb from Heaven; Sad and tearful, hasten we, One and all, to be forgiven.

Once again He comes in light, Girding earth with fear and woe; Lord! be Thou our loving Might, From our guilt and ghostly foe.

To the Father, and the Son, And the Spirit, who in Heaven Ever witness, Three and One, Praise on earth be ever given.

Amen.

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“Newman spirit is the way the school comes together to show their care and enthusiasm for the community.”

Mia Capitani, Newman Junior

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NEWMAN SPIRIT AS WE GATHER. AS WE CHEER. AS WE LEARN. AS WE GROW. AND AS WE LOVE. The Cardinal Newman Spirit is evident as we cheer for one another at competitive events, during pep rallies, through the spirit of artistic creation, and through prayer.

It is found in everything we do.

In fact, our school Spirit is the heart of what makes being part of Cardinal Newman so unique and special. We instill compassion, generosity, creativity, and fun in all aspects of student life. These characteristics are rooted in faith and developed in Theology classes and through Service Projects. They are critical life skills in today’s complex and challenging world.

The Cardinal Newman Spirit developed in our students gives them confidence in hope for their futures. It builds resilience to navigate challenges, compassion and empathy towards all, and helps them lead through the love of self and others.

“Newman spirit means everything to me, I love having a community that supports each other at sports games, during rallies, etc.

Having school spirit brings our community together.”

Natalia Belmonte, Senior

During the last fiscal year, more than $1,130,000 was raised by just over 800 donors to support the students on our campus today, and into the future.

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TEACHING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS PROFILING OUR ASB CLASS Associated Student Body, or ASB as it is called on campus, is a class made up of seniors who take great pride in their school and the spirit on campus. They are the student government on campus, and represent the many needs of our students in all that we do.

They are most often seen at school-wide rallies, dances and organizing spirit weeks - but the class is about so much more than that.

It’s about leadership and teaching the next generation of our community leaders.

Whatever our students decide to pursue after they leave Cardinal Newman, we know that they will need these highly curated leadership skills to help navigate their roles in their professions, communities and in their lives.

They will take the SPIRIT they have learned how to foster here on the Newman campus out into the community where they will continue to make a difference. Ms. Wilson who has been teaching the ASB class at Newman for two years says that the best part of ASB is, “the students

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are empowered to make leadership decisions, and to learn the process necessary to ensure decisions are followed through.”

Each of our 25 ASB students is unique and special in their own way - but together they appreciate their position of leadership among the student body. “This particular ASB class of 2023 has high aspirations for setting the bar for the senior trip and they have worked incredibly hard to make the rallies unique and fun.”

They are a deeply caring group - who truly embody our Newman Spirit.

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“ASB is special because it exists for the student body, and is run by the student body. It is an opportunity to use our experience to make the school even better for years to come.”

Julia Simon, Senior “I love ASB because it allows me to help make Newman a better school.

Making an impact on the freshmen and the future ASB classes also means a lot to me just so they can reflect on our ideas and carry on what we leave behind for future years to come and make Newman an overall better school.”

Severo Poueu, Senior “I think ASB has set me up for success after graduation because it taught me how to levelheadedly make decisions and talk to my peers as well as adults.”

Mia Do, Senior “ASB will set me up for success after graduation by giving me an idea to what my future could look like. I know I have experience on how to deal with conflict, the the importance of organization, communication and planning ahead.”

Julia Brunetti, Senior

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WE GATHER IN SPIRIT HOMECOMING 2022 Since the 2017 Tubbs fire, homecoming at Newman has taken on a new meaning. Not only is it a school celebration, and a rite of passage for our students, but it is also a celebration of resilience. “We had just finished homecoming week when the fires came through and much of our campus burnt.

Since then, and since the pandemic, Homecoming celebrations have become much more than just a rally – or a football game and a dance – but it’s about our NEWMAN SPIRIT,” Heather Wilson, Newman ASB teacher.

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DANCE The theme of Homecoming 2022 was Lan’turn’ it up. Special thank you to the ASB class for decorating and leading the homecoming celebrations throughout the week. We had over 500 students attend the dance and it was a fun night to remember.

HOMECOMING GAME AND TRADITIONS The 2022 Newman Homecoming Princesses were escorted out onto the field by family members and celebrated by the community and student body.

During the homecoming game the classes decorated golf carts which showcased their creativity and class spirit.

The homecoming princesses were: Natalia Belmonte Kailey Geernaert Hayden Hansel Vivien Jordan Kassie Lindeblad Lulu Mazur Daire Hassett Deja Duenas Hayden Hansel was crowned queen

RALLY Senior Ian Lee played Still Dre by Dr. Dre on the piano to start the rally - once the music stopped the lights went down and over a hundred glow sticks lit up the gym. Many fun games and contests at the rally showcased the Newman spirit.

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WE CHEER FOR THE ARTS

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It is well known that receiving an education in the arts stimulates a student’s imagination, and improves their cognitive and problemsolving skills. But what the arts teaches all of us as we cheer and celebrate our performers and artists at Newman is growth. The skills that come out of an arts education can be applied to any career path and are a key component to educating the ‘whole child.’

“The arts at Cardinal Newman allows for students to connect with their creativity and explore different sides of themselves. Studying art, dance, theatre and visual arts gives students a place to shine outside of sports and academics.”

Ms. Hayden-Town Performing Arts Teacher

AS WE PROFILE DRAMATIC ARTS

AS WE PROFILE MUSIC

The Cardinal Newman Dramatic Arts program prepares students interested in the production of theatre.

Students explore all areas of theatre production including history, costumes, set construction, lighting and improvisation. All of this work culminates with two performances a year - and this fall our students proudly presented Bad Auditions by

Our Modern Band program at Newman is one of a kind.

Our musicians wowed our Eighth grade guests at the 2022 Newman Preview Day with a performance of songs that everyone knows and can sing along to - we like to refer to it as our Newman School of Rock.

Our Newman students thrive in dance, dramatic arts, digital media, graphic design, fine arts and music.

Bad Actors, a comedy that tells the story of Carol Danes, a young woman, who- for her directing debut- must pull together a production of Romeo and Juliet to save her beloved community theater from ruin.

Bravo to our students who showcased their talents (not to mention comedic skills) with this great production.

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AS WE PROFILE DANCE

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FALL DANCE PRODUCTION

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WE ARE ONE - CELEBRATING DANCE AND MUSIC THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

In early December, our Newman dancers and dance teacher/director Gabrielle Thompson collaborated to put together an amazing show. This performance showcased and celebrated dance from all corners of the world, and encouraged our students to reach for the stars.

The team put together two shows in early December to packed crowds.

A special thank you to parent volunteers and to all who worked tirelessly to make the show a success.

Dance Director: Gabrielle Thompson

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Photos: Bella Photography

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“Learning and sharing a variety of dance forms is important to expand the knowledge of dance history and skills of the dancers, which also helps to develop an appreciation and understanding of the world we live in.”

Gabrielle Thompson, Dance Teacher / Director

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WE CHEER FOR ATHLETICS

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ATHLETICS Our Newman athletics program teaches our students discipline, respect, perseverance and responsibility.

Being part of a team is one of the cornerstones of a Newman education, and joining one of our 26 sporting teams can often be a life changing experience for a student.

More than 80% of our students take part in athletics, and our Faculty/Staff coach many of our athletic teams.

We are proud to be Newman Strong as we celebrate our teams, and the individuals who serve as ambassadors for our school when they compete.

“One of the unique benefits of athletics is that it isn’t just limited to those who take part on a team. Each of our Cardinal Newman students participates in the spirit of athletics - whether they play on a team or not, they cheer in the stands and encourage their classmates on campus.

Seeing this reflection of the Newman Spirit in everything we do is one of the best parts about the Newman Community. “ Monica Mertle, Newman Athletic Director

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2022 FALL HIGHLIGHTS IT WAS A SEASON TO BE PROUD OF CROSS COUNTRY: Siena Brunetti qualified for the CIF State Championship WOMEN’S GOLF: North Bay League Champions, North Coast Section Division 2 Champions, Senior Gabby Sinatra qualified for the CIF State Tournament FOOTBALL North Coast Section Division 4 Runner-up WOMEN’S TENNIS qualified for the North Coast Section Division 2 Team Tournament. Suzanna Hextrum and Sophia Manville qualified for the North Coast Section Division 2 Doubles Tournament WOMEN’S WATER POLO played in the league championship and Vine Valley Athletic League (VVAL) Runner-up BOY’S WATER POLO excellent season of growth and depth

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WE ARE SPIRIT AS WE LEARN The spirit of academics is thriving at Newman. Our students are serious about their academics and the Newman team is here to help them at every step along the way.

CELEBRATING OUR NEWMAN OXFORD SCHOLARS November 22nd, our Oxford Scholars gathered in the ACC to present and defend their research papers on the war in Ukraine. Each student picked an area of interest in the conflict to explain the complications since the invasion was launched on February 24th this year.

During the nine months of destruction, as the lines of control have moved back and forth, they have watched with difficulty. Trying to understand this real time problem, with its world-wide impact, students

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have worked to unravel and discover truth. Mr. Jeff Scharfen again moderated the questions, helping students clarify their positions.

Parents, grandparents, and siblings also came to enjoy dinner with our presenters, prepared by Epicurean, including Chicken Kiev, in a nod to the topic.

This year’s Oxford Scholars are: Lucas Auslen Brayden Boyd Siena Brunetti Teagan Craig Hayden Hansel Elise Jackson Vivien Jordan William Liu Kira Marts John Simon Julia Simon Kaylin Smith Olivia Stevens Anthony Velladao Ming Yang

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CELEBRATING OUR AP SCHOLARS Join Cardinal Newman High School in celebrating each of our Advanced Placement (AP) Scholars. Each fall, the AP Program recognizes high school students who have demonstrated outstanding college-level achievement through their performance on multiple AP Exams.

AP, run by the College Board, allows students to take special high school courses that provides an opportunity to earn college credit and/ or qualify for more advanced classes when they begin college.

AP Scholar with Honors Granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.

Gabrial Bardis ‘22 Kathryn Clark ‘22 Teagan Craig ‘23 Abigail Cunningham ‘22 Meghan Do ‘22 Jorge Elias Romero ‘22 Julia Lubas ‘22 John Simon ‘23 Julia Simon ‘23

AP Scholar - Granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams.

Sydney Bellman ‘22 Alex Boisclair ‘22 Cat Coleman ‘23 Gianluca Dimauro ‘22 Michael Filice ‘22 Katherine Hall ‘22 Hayden Hansel ‘23 Colbi Jacobs ‘22 Jacob Jannicelli ‘22 Naela Kelley ‘22 Preston Kohut ‘22 William Liu ‘23 Kira Marts ‘23 Eternity McDonell ‘22 Kiara Serret ‘23 Kaylin Smith ‘23 Richard Waite ‘22

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CARDINAL NEWMAN STRATEGIC PLAN The spirit of growth at Newman is critical to the success of our current students, as well as those who will call our campus home well into the future.

Our world is constantly shifting and changing and we must ensure that our students are equipped with the skills necessary to join our countless alumni who are making a difference in the world.

The Cardinal Newman Strategic Plan is the blueprint we will use for the next 5 - 10 years. It will guide our growth and help ensure we meet the needs of our students.

As with any good plan, many voices came together to reflect the collective ‘we’ that makes up Cardinal Newman High School. Parents, alumni, community members, staff and board members all came together to envision the Future of Newman.

STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS

LISTEN

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A COLLECTIVE APPROACH TO GUIDING CARDINAL NEWMAN To create the strategic plan we engaged the entire Cardinal Newman community to boldly shape the future of the school.

We worked together with alumni, parents, community members, faculty, staff and students to form a plan.

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BY THE NUMBERS: Thank you to everyone who took part in the process.

It was a true group effort and we couldn’t have done it without out.

Please stay tuned for a full listing of those who took part when we release the Strategic Plan in the Spring of 2023.

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community members participated in the Strategic Planning Retreat

742 participated in 5 different surveys 18 CN & UHS Alums participated in leadership roles 30 Parents / Alum Parents participated in leadership roles

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STRATEGIC GOALS

ACADEMICS

CATHOLIC IDENTITY

STUDENT LIFE

Hire, retain and mentor a high quality teaching staff in order to deliver a rigorous curriculum and to ensure that each student experiences the spiritual, intellectual and academic growth needed to achieve one’s full potential.

Build a healthy inclusive school culture infused with Gospel values where every Cardinal Newman community member feels invited to understand, appreciate and engage with Catholic Faith.

Cultivate the heart of students by immersing them in the Newman community through comprehensive Student Life programs that draw them into healthy relationships and prepare them for a lifelong journey of faith, leadership and service.

ADVANCEMENT

ENROLLMENT

FACILITIES

Build a culture of philanthropy which nurtures relationships and fosters and encourages donor investment and participation to ensure the viability and vitality of the school for generations to come.

Attract a broad population of diverse students to achieve optimal enrollment for the financial stability and growth of the school.

Provide a safe, spiritual and modern educational facility to support the success of students, faculty and staff in the wholeness of their body, mind and soul.

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GOVERNANCE

Maintain and enhance Cardinal Newman’s fiscal operation, investments, and endowments, achieving a positive operating bottom line including depreciation, to ensure ongoing viability and vitality, while focusing on affordability for all families.

More clearly define, support, and communicate the roles of the President and the Board of Trustees to further advance the mission of Cardinal Newman High School, grow its Catholic Identity, and strengthen the financial health of the school.

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WE ARE GRATEFUL For our Community as we Marked the 5-Year Anniversary of Tubbs Fire Together with our faculty and staff, Cardinal Newman and St. Rose Catholic schools Gathered with Gratitude on Sunday, October 9th, 2022 in commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the Tubbs fire, which damaged so much of our combined community.

Through faith, togetherness and generosity we have made a significant recovery and wish to acknowledge our blessings and thank all who contributed to our restoration. The restored statue of St. Angela Merici, shared with us by the Marian Sisters of Santa Rosa, was moved to the entrance of the two schools and honors our schools’ commitment to Service in our community.

“I enjoyed the Thanksgiving luncheon that the parents so graciously provided for us!

What a blessing it is to have such dedicated and thoughtful parents on hand supporting this school and its mission.”

Susan Miller, Teacher, Theology, Cardinal Newman

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For the Funding Necessary to Build our New Chapel Our school campus will soon begin the site and underground work for our new Chapel! The site sits just north of our gymnasium, in the heart of the Cardinal Newman campus. It will feature 8 beautiful stained-glass windows, statues of St. Angela Merici and St. John Henry Newman at its entrance and a 15’ tall cupola towering high above all other structures on campus.

A very special ‘Thank You’ to our donors who gave generously to ensure our students have a beautiful Chapel on campus as we work to support our mission to develop our students in the fullness of mind, body and soul.

Keep an eye out for future updates on the Chapel project as work begins, with an anticipated 10-month construction timeframe.

For our New Student Life Center & Library – Opening Spring 2023!

What a wonderful addition our new Student Life Center building will be for our faculty and students! Our Curriculum Committee is busy discussing all the possibilities for learning and teaching in this new area which will include an Innovation Center, Digital Lab, Tech Lab, Learning Center & Library. Additionally, this building will house a new Café with indoor and outdoor dining, our Student Lounge, small and large work rooms for students and teachers, conference rooms and a new staff lounge.

Watch the construction progress with our live-stream video at www.CardinalnNewman.org/Support/Campus-Updates.

For our Cardinal Newman Parents Association Thank you to our CN Parent Association for hosting our faculty & staff at our Thanksgiving Luncheon! Each year, our parents show their gratitude for all that our faculty & staff do for their students by hosting a scrumptious meal including homemade desserts, appetizers and libations! Thank you Rick Bruno from Ricky’s Eastbound for providing the wonderful short ribs, mashed potatoes, veggies and salad! Our faculty and staff truly appreciate this wonderful tradition that has been marked ‘one of the best days on campus’!

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WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR OUR NEW FACULTY AND STAFF Recruiting and retaining the very best in faculty and staff is on the very top of our priority list and we are so thankful for the new faces we see on campus.

This year we welcomed 17 new staff to the Cardinal Newman team. Join us in welcoming them!

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TROY COX AR / AP Specialist Mr. Cox was raised Catholic and attended St. Agnes Church in Concord.

“I grew up in a family that believed in volunteering and I would assist along with my parents in youth sports, bake sales, and potlucks.” After graduating from San Diego State 1997 with a degree in Kinesiology and Athletics Management he was hired by Stanford Athletics as an Event Manager. He has more than 20 years accounting experience and is the proud father of a 16 year old girl who loves science and taekwondo.

RUBEN ESCAMILLA Math: Geometry and Algebra 1 Mr. Escamilla has been teaching since 1999 and received a BA in mathematics from Sonoma State University. He grew up in Tulare, CA and came to Newman because of the small school community setting and the low teacher to student ratio. “I’m excited to get to know the Newman staff and students.” He enjoys taking long walks with his dog to clear his head after a good day of work.

ANGELA LUCERO Senior Accountant Ms. Lucero was born in Chico, CA and graduated from Chico High where she played softball and volleyball during high school. After graduating she moved to the Bay Area, found work as a bookkeeper and built a small film production company while completing college. She loves living in Sonoma and works as part of the Finance Office at Cardinal Newman.

Sr. MARGARET MARY Teacher, Theology Sr. Margaret Mary is a Marian Sister of Santa Rosa, a Community of Sisters dedicated to sharing Jesus Christ with all and joyfully communicating the beauty, goodness, and truth of the Catholic Faith. She has been teaching for 5 years and has taught all ages, from Kindergarten through 8th grade.

Sr. Margaret grew up here Santa Rosa and keeps very busy at the convent with prayer, sewing, and spending time with her Sisters.

CINDY MOGANNAM Teacher, French Ms. Mogannam was born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon where she learned French in school as a third language, after English and Arabic. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Nutrition from UC Davis and a master’s degree in Public Health from UCLA. In 2017, she completed a bachelor’s degree in French from Sonoma State University and hopes to instill in her students that same love for the language and an appreciation of French and Francophone cultures. Her husband is a CN alumni and her son just started as a Freshman at Newman.

TERESA MUIR-SMALL Temporary Teacher, Theology This is Ms. Muir-Small’s first year teaching a high school class.

She has previously taught adult faith formation classes and weekly catechism classes (grades 3-8).

She studied cultural anthropology at Santa Clara University and received her master’s degrees in philosophy and theology from the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley.

She loves buying books (science fiction and cookbooks) and cooking international dishes.

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BETHANY NEESE Teacher, Theology Ms. Neese has been teaching in Sonoma County for 21 years.

She is a classical singer and pianist and is currently finishing her Doctorate in Education (EdD) from Grand Canyon University. Since coming to Newman she has enjoyed getting to know the staff and students. “Because I only teach seniors, it has been a joy getting to know this wonderful class.” She has a daughter who is an EMT, pursuing the nursing field, and a son in a mechanical engineering program in college. “They inspire me daily and are the joy of my life!’

CHRISTINA NICHOL English Teacher Ms. Nichol grew up in Northern California and went to Ursuline as a freshman. After attending the University of Oregon and the University of Florida she spent 15 years teaching both locally and internationally. “I’ve been teaching abroad but California keeps pulling me back. I want to be with young people now because they are our future.” In her spare time she loves writing, reading, cooking and hiking.

ARIE SEARCY Temporary Teacher, Human Performance Ms. Searcy graduated from Cardinal Newman in 2018 and went to Regis College in Massachusetts where she studied Exercise Science and Nutrition and played basketball. She graduated this past May and this is her first year teaching. In addition to teaching she is also the assistant coach for the girl’s basketball team. “It has been such an insightful experience to re-enter this community in a new role. I am thankful to have the opportunity to stand as a role model for what it is like to be a Newman alum.”

VERNON SMITH Teacher, Physical Education This is Mr. Smith’s first year teaching high school level courses.

He is a physical education teacher, the Defensive coordinator for our football team and assists in athletic advising. He came to Newman specifically to be a part of the community and the football program. He is from San Diego, CA and likes to spend time with family.

JOSEPH TIERNAN Teacher, Social Studies Mr. Tiernan is originally from Windsor where he grew up on a farm raising mainly sheep while being active in the community through his faith and service to others. He is a Newman alumnus (Class of 2011) and was active in sports on campus. For the past 11 years he’s been a Newman wrestling coach. He recently obtained an MA in Education at the University of San Francisco and enjoys being active along with reading, sports, watching movies, learning new things and exploring new places to travel.

SUSAN MILLER Teacher, Theology Ms. Miller is teaching Christian Morality and Catholic Social Teaching in the Theology Department to the Juniors at Newman. “The students are full of energy and are kind and helpful to me. They are learning about the virtues, being made in the Imago Dei or the Image and likeness of God, and other important concepts that will help them not only in high school but throughout their lives.”

MARYANNE BERRY Director of Curriculum and Instruction and English Department Ms. Berry has returned to Newman to join the administrative team as the Director of Curriculum and Instruction, and to teach AP Literature as well as AP Research. She is a lifelong learner and has been taking college classes since graduating with her first degree in 1977. In 2010 earned her doctoral degree in Education at UC Berkeley.

MARIA FALCON (LUZ) Ms. Falcon is part of the facilities team and helps to keep our grounds clean.

She has been at Newman for almost a year and enjoys the people and working at the school.

CARDINAL NEWMAN ALSO WELCOMES:

SR. MARIA FATIMA Teacher, Theology

JOHN HUNT Teacher, Math

STEVEN WIESER Teacher, Theology

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WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR OUR ALUMNI We love hearing from our Cardinal Newman and Ursuline alumni. Please stay in touch and let us know where are you are in the world. Once part of the Newman family, you’re always a part of us.

Clint Frizzell, ‘77, meeting and marrying his wife Kelleen, who is from Wisconsin was Clint’s good fortune; after 25 years there, they relocated to Hickory NC, just above and a little west of Charlotte. They have two children, Conner and Lindsay. Retiring in 2018 from the town postmaster position, along with work coordinating USPS and Amazon, he found retirement a challenge.

He now is the co-pastor of a small church and coaches cross country at a small private school.

Gregory T. David, ‘84, BSN RN CCDS, Senior Field Clinical Studies Engineer, North Atlantic, BIOTRONIK. Shared by Dennis Crandall Guillermo J. Tearney, ‘84, MD PhD, FACC, FCAP, FNAI Remondi Family Endowed MGH Research Institute Chair, Professor of Pathology, Harvard Medical School, Department of Pathology and Wellman Center for Photomedicine, Massachusetts General Hospital Brigham. Shared by Dennis Crandall.

Derek DeBenedetti, ‘94, Cardinal Newman math teacher and Varsity Baseball Coach was honoured along with his NCS title winning team, for the first Section win in school history at the 2022 Homecoming game. The Cardinals graduated only three players and plan to make another run into the NorCal playoffs, also a first for a CN baseball team.

Keenan Fenton, ‘02, relocated to the Seattle area some years ago. He was hired with Seagen, formerly Seattle Genetics after getting his Master’s degree at U.C. Berkeley. He is currently Senior Principal Biostatistician. Enjoying the Seattle area, Keenan and family are well.

Chris Derner, ’07, was promoted to Captain in the Sonoma Valley Fire District in 2021, where he is known for his teamwork and support of new firefighters. On November 9th, 2022, the agency held its first badge pinning ceremony in four years and he received his Captain’s badge officially. A resident of Windsor, with his wife and two children, Chris has already served over ten years with Sonoma Valley.

Henry De Lambert, ‘09, oversees the Foley Winery’s largest red wine facility, PreVail, which is Ferrari-Carano’s old mountain winery. He was recruited away from Sutter Home St. Helena last year, working for Glenn Andrade, ‘83, brought on as an associate winemaker. In March 2022, he was promoted to Director of Winery Operations, overseeing grape to bottle, budgets, safety, GMP certifications, capital improvement projects, and staff. He says, “It’s been a great experience working for a growing company and the continuous improvement efforts are addicting.”

Duchoang Daniel Pham, ‘12, is an attorney with the Equal Justice Center in Houston, Texas. Sometimes he works with Catholic Charities providing legal help.

Arie Searcy, ‘18, returned to teach at CN this year, taking on Exercise Physiology and Sociology of Sport from mentor Monica Mertle, ‘03, who is the Athletic Director. Aerie graduated from Regis College in Massachusetts, where she also played basketball.

Tsion Nunnally, ‘21, made his first reception playing for Washington State football against Cal on October 1st; a redshirt freshman, he continues to develop, backing up two talented seniors. Tune in to the Cougars for a chance to see him, #4 in your program, #1 in our hearts.

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WELCOMING THE NEWEST CARDINAL NEWMAN ADDITIONS Matthew Reeves Eggleston Junior was born on October 4th to Catherine (Sigler, ‘02) and Matt Eggleston, their fourth child.

As he has three older sisters, he can expect much help as he grows. Congratulations! Cat will be back to teaching her classes in January, much excitement from our students, faculty, and staff for her.

80TH BIRTHDAY GATHERING, A CELEBRATION OF COACH ED LLOYD On Wednesday, October 19th, players from the classes of 1968 to 1988 gathered at the Druid’s Hall to honour long time football coach Ed Lloyd, for whom the field is named.

Past teammates and coaches enjoyed catching up and hearing stories shared by players and Coach. His leadership, encouragement, and care were all recognized; his mentoring and support highly appreciated as important in the growth of young men, who now look back on how fortunate they were. A testament of his influence is the large number of past players who later coached with him, eager to put back into a program that did much for them.

WE LOVE HEARING FROM OUR ALUMNI. Please reach out by emailing rutherford@cardinalnewman.org to share an update with your fellow Newman and Ursuline alumni.

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JERRY ROBINSON NIGHT CELEBRATING CARDINAL NEWMAN ALUMNI

“The awards, accolades and records are great things, but what really elevates Jerry is who he is as a person.”

Graham Rutherford, Alumni Director

Jerry Robinson, ‘75, was named to the new California High School Football Hall of Fame, one of the inaugural 100 great players picked, representing more than 100 years of high school football, an exceptional honor for him and Cardinal Newman.

He particularly thanks Ed Lloyd, first and long-time CN coach for making it possible; his teaching of technique and mental awareness helped Jerry play at the highest levels.

He also wants his family, friends, and teammates to know his appreciation, as he said, “Teammates for life!!

Newman for Life!!”

Jerry was honored at the October 21st home game and presented with a crystal football. Tshirts were printed to recognize the special occasion, popular with students.

ENGRAVED TILE FUNDRAISER SUPPORTING THE ATHLETIC PROGRAMS Recognize a family, student or team and purchase your Engraved Tile which will be installed 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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ALUMNI REUNION: RETURN TO ASHLAND, 35 YEARS LATER

By Graham Rutherford, Alumni Director In 1987, after visiting the Oregon Shakespeare Festival the summer before, I thought if a trip for students could be organized, they would be mesmerized by the quality of theatre and the quaint town of Ashland. Having a school family, the Coopers, who still owned a house in town, it would be possible to have the water and electricity turned on for the week.

Those who went enjoyed it tremendously, having time with friends and discovering the magic of live shows.

I always found it satisfying and an adventure, disappointed to have to stop as my school role and family needs changed, but a memory I treasured.

Out of the blue, on November 22nd last year, I received an email from Tim Halbur, ‘87: “I hope you’re well! Brian Griffiths (‘87) and I had a crazy idea of reuniting the groups you took to Ashland way back in 86/87 and going back.

What do you think? Want to join us?” In forty years of teaching, I never imagined such a scenario. Immediately, I replied yes. My wife Lyn, who I had begun dating back then, came on the first trip too, with her mother visiting from England when there was a last minute change for two people. She was thrilled to go back also. In June, we arranged to meet in Ashland, staying together in a house rental, organizing

the shared cooking like before, and catching up on 35 years of life changes. Tim and his fiancee Mo, came up from Los Angeles. Brian left Healdsburg, meeting Betsy Belding, ‘87, in Oakland, driving up together. Nanci Carollo, ‘88, flew from Denver to Medford to join us. Patty Dunn Dooley, ‘89, came from Sacramento with her friend Jody when her husband was unable to come last minute.

While some others could not make it work this time, there is hope for future trips. The only drawback we faced was the stubborn cases of Covid that popped up amongst the cast members of some plays.

good shows. Walking around, seeing businesses that were still operating brought good memories. Lithia Park remains as beautiful and several outdoor art shows were enjoyed. Fortunately, a large wildfire in 2020 was stopped just north of the town, another connection for us in shared experience. Mainly, it was good to have time together, hear each other, and reflect on how fortunate we were to have gone on an adventure in 1987, being brought back to a special place in 2022 by common bonds and care. I have always felt I learn from my students; this trip showed what good teachers they are.

When we received the email that the Tempest would have to be canceled for the week we were there, we substituted doing our own performance together, sharing out the parts and reading from the script. This produced some remarkable faux pas lines and laughter.

We adjusted the plans and were able to see two very

I pitched it to my English class students and organized a group ticket plan, which allowed us to see multiple shows and take the Backstage Tour. The week after school was out, 12 of us headed north in a school van. It was tremendous, the first of 10 trips from ‘87 to ‘96, later ones camping, providing outstanding performances with small town strolls.

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CLASS OF ’72 CELEBRATES THEIR 50TH YEAR REUNION

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The CNHS/UHS Class of ’72 has held Class Reunions every 5 years since their graduation, so the 50-Year celebration was very special.

And the planning for their events over the years has always been enthusiastically supported by both Newman and Ursuline graduates.

Their 50th Reunion at Wild Oak this summer was an amazing celebration with tremendous attendance by graduates, wives, husbands and friends. They were also privileged to have Judy DeMeo, the mother of their beloved late classmate Tom DeMeo join them. It is hard to imagine any group that has more fun when they get together than the Class of ‘72!

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

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CLASS REUNIONS Class of 1972 50-year reunion September 3rd held at White Oak Class of 1982 40-year reunion October 8th held at Trattore Winery Class of 1992 30-year reunion July 24th held at Cardinal Newman Class of 1997 25-year reunion November 5th held at Shady Oak Barrel House Class of 2001 October 15th held at Cardinal Newman Congratulations to these great classes as they celebrate these milestone anniversaries!

E.R. SAWYER’S JEWELRY RAFFLE TICKETS ON SALE! Marco Bicego 18k yellow gold “Paradise” Iolite and Blue Topaz Necklace. Inspired by blue waters, this is a beautiful mix of delicate golden chains, tiny hand-engraved golden beads, and colorful gems. Value: $2665. Generously donated by Ame and Doug Van Dyke.

Drawing at this year’s Spring Legacy Gala on February 11, 2023.

Need not be present to win. For tickets visit cardinalnewman.org/events

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ALUMNI PROFILE:

OLIN COHAN FROM NEWMAN TO NICARAGUA

A member of the Peace Corps in Nicaragua two decades ago, Olin Cohan, ‘94, saw up close the ravages of deforestation in Central America. As a building contractor and native of Occidental, he is all too familiar with California’s affordable housing crisis. For those two problems, Cohan and his business partner, Aram Terry offer one elegant solution. They recently founded Masaya Homes, which designs and builds prefabricated houses, offices and studios using teak grown on reclaimed, reforested cattle pastures in Nicaragua.

While in Nicaragua, Cohan played shortstop for a local baseball team. “His teammates would show up on horseback,” recalled his father Ken Cohan, who visited his son in Central America. Before games began, cow pies had to be removed from the outfield.

The small houses he is now building are the result, arguably, of his giant passion for baseball. Cohan, who is now 45, played third base at CN and then went on to play at St. Mary’s College in Moraga. After college, he played baseball in the Netherlands. While it did not pay especially well, he did acquire a taste for international travel. Upon returning to Sonoma County in 2001, his baseball career over, Cohan applied to the Peace Corps, and ended up in Padre Ramos, a fishing village in northwest Nicaragua.

Cohan taught grade school classes and, along with his Peace Corps partner Terry, led environmentally-focused teacher workshops, always evangelizing for conservation. Nicaragua had a “major problem” with deforestation. In developing countries, it was more profitable for the campesinos to clear-cut forests — often discarding or burning the trees — to create grasslands for cattle. “We would talk about not cutting the forest down, and planting trees, but people need to eat,” said Cohan. “So what we’re doing is trying to make forests profitable for the community. Part of that is turning wood into finished, valuable products.” Founding the company was a continuation of their work in Nicaragua, where the pair had launched UniversitÁrea Protegida, a nonprofit designed to train the country’s future environmental leaders. That program, run with assistance from the San Francisco-based Earth Island Institute, placed university students in outlying rural areas to conduct environmental thesis research.

Cohan, with business partner Terry, launched several successful business ventures in the country, including a coffee farm and a small, community-run hostel. Having a construction background, they started a company building homes on the beaches of northwest Nicaragua. They specialized in using reclaimed wood from “old haciendas” to build custom homes and surf camps. Cohan had been in the country a year or so when he met Ofelia Arteaga, who was researching the area’s birds for her thesis. The two clicked and started dating. Married in 2006, their first daughter was born a year later. A second daughter arrived in 2015. Cohan is quick to emphasize the crucial roles Ofelia played in running the hostel, doing landscape design for the construction company and serving as a co-director of the nonprofit.

In 2017, they moved to Sonoma County and he began working as director of operations for Snyder Construction, owned

by Newman friend Tom Snyder. Cohan and Terry had long discussed the possibility of expanding into prefab units. With demand for such units rising and the pace of fire rebuilds slowing in Sonoma County, they decided “to take the next step,” said Cohan. While starting a new company felt like a little bit of a gamble, it also felt like exactly the right thing to do: binding together his background in construction, his passion for conservation, and his love for Nicaragua and its people.

“To be honest,” he said, “there’s nothing in my life I’d rather do.”

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ANNUAL REPORT

ul f k n a h T e r We A CARDINAL NEWMAN ANNUAL REPORT July 2021 - June 2022

Our mission as a Catholic college prep high school relies on the philanthropy of our community, which in turn, validates our Christian Service teachings. As our students give to the community, they benefit directly from the gifts that come from the community.

We are so thankful to the countless donors, alumni, families and community members who believe in Newman and offer their assistance.

In 2021 / 2022 donors gave to support our tuition assistance programs, teacher salaries, our stellar Newman facilities and all of the programs that create the fabric of the Newman experience.

From all of us at Cardinal Newman - thank you for believing in us now - and well into the future.

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WITH YOUR SUPPORT…

115 STUDENTS GRADUATED IN 2022

36% OF STUDENTS RECEIVED FINANCIAL AID THROUGH TUITION ASSISTANCE

FAMILIES WHO OTHERWISE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND CARDINAL NEWMAN HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TEACHERS RECEIVED COMPETITIVE WAGES TO RECRUIT AND RETAIN TALENT

MORE THAN

$1,130,000 WAS RAISED BY 800 DONORS.

80%

OF OUR STUDENTS PLAYED ON AN ATHLETICS TEAM

FACILITIES WERE IMPROVED AND UPGRADED

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ANNUAL REPORT DONOR LISTS GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022 Merici-Newman Society - $100,000 and up ...our best Society $50,000 - $99,999 Heritage Gift Society $25,000 - $49,999 Patron Gift Society $15,000 - $24,999 Benefactor Gift Society $5,000 - $14,999 Gold Circle Gift Society $1,500 - $4,999 Cardinal Gift Society $500 - $1,499 Friendship Gift Society $1 - $499 MERICI-NEWMAN SOCIETY Anonymous Louis Bardis and Nicole Matheny Andrew and Kirsten Braccia Ernest L. and Ruth W. Finley Foundation Henry and Marilyn Hansel Norma Person Victor and Karen Trione …OUR BEST SOCIETY Anglela Merici John Henry Newman Foundation The Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert Foundation HERITAGE GIFT SOCIETY Biagi Bros., Inc. Scott and Ann Cromie Mark Flores Jeremy and Cara Forcier Ken and Darcy Pecoraro Louis and Julie Ratto Ryan and Finleigh Sitov Skikos Charitable Fund Ursuline Alumnae Association Randall and Debora Waller PATRON GIFT SOCIETY Timothy and Mary Louise Bucher c/o Anna Marie Bucher Scholarship Shawn Bunger Ted and Rachel Coleman Dean and Chris DeBaun Neil and Ana Dougherty Rosemary Furlong Tyler Lewis Wright Contracting BENEFACTOR GIFT SOCIETY Anonymous Jeff and Deena Bellman Henry and Shelby Belmonte Zachary and Mary Candelario Aaron and Lacey Currie Randy and Shelley Destruel Diocese of Santa Rosa, Chancery Office Joe and Tracy Dutton James and Mary Anne Forni Jack and Jocelyne Gale Justin and Alicia Hansel Stephen and Carol Hansel Steve and Marci Jacobs Mason and Kimberly Knechtle Gary and Rhonda LeKander Matthew and Deja Lightner Ryan Lindberg and Elizabeth Mazur Costantino and Mary Lucisano Martin and Patricia McCormick Kenneth Molinaro Ty and Cindy Pforsich Darin and Lori Phelps Becky Scrivanich Skaff Family Fund c/o Marin Community Foundation

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James and Patti Spencer Joseph and Denise Titone Trans Tech Consultants Thomas Velladao Douglas and Maria Wilson Jay and Kathryn Wright GOLD CIRCLE GIFT SOCIETY Gregory and Caroline Ackroyd Wayne and Amy Ahlstrom Robert and Tracey Aldridge Ron and Laura Allen ALPHA Fire Suppression Systems Andy’s Produce Lance and Kathy Badger Jim Dickey and Megan Basinger Bennett Lane Winery Clarissa Boughton Lee and Kelly Brockett Fr. Moses Brown David and Lisa Buerger Andrew and Carol Carciere Kevin and Heather Carinalli The Catholic Community Foundation - Santa Rosa Diocese Ramon and Elizabeth Cortina Dave and Heather DeMarinis Judy DeMeo Richard and Marilyn Dey Joseph and Darlene Diehl DocuSign Matt Dyer Troy Elwood Escrip Ed Fletcher and Jennifer Wright Trevor and Maria Frampton Barry and Heidi Friedman Robert and Jackie Funaro Daniel Galvin GMHBuilders Ted and Courtney Grafe Michael and Heather Green Allan and Kimberly Henderson Steve and Jenny Jannicelli Jim Rael Photography John and Tania Kelley John and Jessica Kilcullen Kiwanis Club of Redwood Empire Laura Koozmin Chad and Julie Krilich Bernie Lerma and Rebecca Mann Lombardi Wines Brad and Stefanie Longton Teejay and Jamie Lowe Tony and Melissa Luci Kai and Lindsay Mazur Paige Mazzoni Martin McCarthy and Elena Parolini McCormick & Co. Homes & Loans Christopher and Nicole McKeown John and Noel McLaughlin Joseph and Annie McNeany Lynn and Billie Meister MKM & Associates Eric and Denelle Muran Linda Norman Northbay Elevator Dianna Novy Ordaz Family Wines Bill and Victoria Phillips Edward and Kristie Piasta Reverend John Plass Matthew and Megan Portoni Sam and Amber Poueu Dave and Patty Rafanelli Mark and Shelly Rechin

John and Michelle Rechin Steve Reuter and Lee Ann Cameron-Reuter John and Erin Roche Rand and Vanessa Rognlien Graham and Lyn Rutherford Jose Salas Jeffrey and Cindy Scharfen Zachary and Melissa Schat Brad and Pamela Simmons Peter and Felicia Simon Jules and Debra Skamarack Jason and Jennifer Smits SOCO Property Dan and Katie Stevens Craig and Julie Strehlow Ryan and Amy Thomas Monica Thornton Michael and Janet Verlander Richard and Anna Waller Ed Waller Erich and Lisa Williams David Wood Glenn and Nancy Yamamoto CARDINAL GIFT SOCIETY George and Laura Adair Anthony Adan and Carina Quezada-Adan Mario and Amee Alioto Mando and Denise Alvear Jose and Lisa Amador Amazon Smile Louis and Jennifer Ammons Dennis Andersen Betty Arterberry David and Madalyn Babcock Bales Orthodontics Michael and Chandra Barbour Andy and Helen Barnes Walter and Loye Basinger Thomas Beecher

“Cardinal Newman High School children receive spiritual guidance and teaching that will help them throughout their lives. CNHS has provided our children and grandchildren with a robust educational experience. Its technology-rich curriculum is supported by an excellent teaching staff. The sports programs are some of the best in the state of California.

The strong family participation allows CNHS to give back to the church and community Forever grateful, The Biagi Family

Al Beerbower and Yesica Arias Greg and Kelly Bello Joseph Beltramini Dilraj and Gagan Bhadare James and Jackie Birk Bob and Jenny Boyd Sandra Bretz John and Nicole Bromstad Joe and Shirley Brunetti Jordan and Juliana Bulger Lolita Bunje Creighton and Phoenix Burke John and Julie Bussi David and Kelly Carroll Richard Chen and Teresa Tsui Jeffrey and Tami Collins David and Heather Comfort John Consiglieri Steven and Melissa Coppock

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL DONOR LIST CON’T David and Jeanne Cousino Anthony and Tashana D’Amico Peter and Ashli D’Errico Gary and Jean Dahl Jeannine Demarce Jim and Terri Derr Scott and Christine Dickison Steven and Niessia Diehl Davide Dimauro and Valentina Dose-Dimauro Scott and Kathy Doig Done Right Security, Inc. Donum Estate Tom and Ingrid Dunlap Dutton-Goldfield Winery E & J Gallo Winery Kyle Earnest Mike and Andrea Erwin Jean-Christophe and Andrea Faivre The Farmhand John and Dayna Farquhar Brian and Jaime Farrell Ken Flynn and Kathi Youngblood Doug and Lynetta Freeman Gallo of Sonoma Mercie Galvin Thomas and Lori Gamber Allen and Yvonne Garayalde Gio Y Los Magos Joseph and Julie Golden Ricardo and Christine Gonzalez David Grover and Renee Sapp Hafner Vineyard R. Stephen and Carla Hannahs Gregory and Christine Hannan Connor Head Mickey and Michelle Head Hennessy Funds Marcel Hetu Richard and Jeannine Hextrum Mitch Hiserote Christian and Anne Hook Anthony and Grace Hunter Jere and Sally Jacobs Jeff and Janice Jorgensen John and Alicia Kantor Mark Keating John and DeDe Keating Mark and Ginger Kelly Richard and Kara Key Robert and Sheri Knight Knights’ Electric, Inc. Kona Ice Of Central Santa Rosa Michael Kovatch Jason and Brittany Kunde Ken Lafranchi Sam and Jennifer Lando Randy and Michelle Lashinski Rob Lazark and Valerie Martin Ben and Leticia LeBerthon Kevin and Cindy Lee Little Vineyards Family Winery Michael and Tina Lubas Bruce and Sharon Marts Mary’s Pizza & Pasta Shack Mauritson Family Winery Lisa Mazzoni and John Filben McDonell Electric Inc. Brian and Dina McGee Scott and Terah McIntosh McPhail Fuel Company Medtronic Mengler Family Wines Russell and KC Meyer Nancy Moran

Charlene Moratto Jeffrey Moritz Christopher and Mary Munsell Mike and Kristin Myers Anthony and Dyan Natale Jon and Jennifer Niehaus Terry Nilsen Thomas and Karen Nunes Kelly O’Brien Lee and Mary Olson Leonard and Christina Overholser Panache by Pezzolo Designs Eloy and Hannah Pena Platinum Chevrolet

“We give to Cardinal Newman because of the enormous importance of strong academics, Catholic education values, sports and a reliable community support system for the students.

Ana & Neil Dougherty, CN Parents

Nick and Chrystie Prokopakis Anderson and Cally Puckett Nicholas and Bridget Reynolds Sean Rogers Stanley Rose Shawn and Willow Roy Jerry and Crystal Roy Roy Mechanical Safari West Keith Salisbury Jose and Nubia Sanchez Richard and Maria Sanchez Rudy and Anna Santos Wayne and Nyree Sasuta Paul and Wendy Saure Brian and Joni Schmidt Tom and Jackie Schwedhelm Mr. Scribbles Fund Scott Showalter and Shanna Peterson Alfred Shwayhat Rodney and Holly Sichel Tim and Christine Snyder Soda Rock Winery The Sports Basement Todd and Denise Steele Alex Stefani and Mary McCartney Thomas and Annemarie Sullivan Michael and Jessica Sutton Elias and Linda Tannous Betty Tharp Bin Tian Tim Toohey Trione Vineyards & Winery Larry and Sara Tristano Peter and Doria Trombetta Catlin Tucker Stefan Tunev and Shola Sulaimon Marshall and Anneke Turbeville Ryan and Nicole Vice Vice Properties Rick and Kimberly Waite Joel and Nancy Walker Daniel and Raejean Walters Mark and Maria Warnell John Wedge and Amy Logue Wells Fargo Foundation Welty, Weaver & Currie PC Josh West and Peggy Tumminia Stanley and Rebecca White Scott and Karen Wilkinson Brian and Katrina Williams Tim and Margaret Williams

Joseph Wolfe Bryan and Katie Wright Louis and Carol Zanardi Thomas and Lisa Zeleny Zialena Winery FRIENDSHIP GIFT SOCIETY Nick and Sarah Abbott Dustin and Setphanie Abbott Sylvia Abdel-Kader Elham Abdeshah Mehran Abshah Morris and Janine Acevedo Acevedo Kathy Ackerman Richard and Lori Aguirre Airport Health Club Tom and Dorothy Ako Andrew and Tanya Albert Terry Allen Michael and Jennifer Alwood Charlie and Lucia Amezcua Charisse Arnold Nancy Arreola Kristin Arreola Shahrzad Assadi Gregg and Katie Auslen Rachael Ayre Chris Badger Vikram and Archanna Badhan Dave Bailey Jay and Kristi Barrington Joe Bartolomei and Sharon Henderson Dick and Marcia Barton David and Connie Bassignani Carrie Bastoni Megan Bearg Linda Beatty David and Krystin Beaver Sydney Bellman Mary Bennett Alexandra Benninghofen Gerhard and Huberta Berger Thomas Berger Darrell and Laurie Bertacco Chris and Patti Bertoli David Beste and Krista Molina Kristina Beste Dominic Bettinelli and Erin Ellis Bevill Vineyard Management, LLC Giancarlo and Gabriela Bianchetti Jeff and Jeanna Bickel Jim Bielenberg Dirk Bietau Ario Bigattini and Roxanne Maillet Alan Biggi Jeff and Heidi Blakely Troy Blank Helen and Bradley Blodow Blue Sky Osteopathy Center for Health and Healing Kristin Boardman Don Bocci Simone Boerner Wednesday Bogel Robert and Silvia Boggs Brandon Bone Ned and Heather Bonzi Andrey Boreyko Jason and Kimberly Bradley Todd and Nancy Brandt Daniel and Julie Brinker Terri Brodie Nathan and Casey Brown Scott and Kathy Browning Buffalo Billiards Breanne Bush

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ANNUAL REPORT DONOR LIST CON’T John and Martha Buzza Mendy Calegari California Luggage Brian and Stacy Cameron Pamela Camp Scott and Kelly Capitani Clement and Ann Marie Carinalli Selene Carlos Anna Carlson Mark Carlstedt Louie and Celeste Carranza Casini Ranch Family Campground Craig and Lisa Cassidy Anna Castellanos Kim Castleberry Alfonso and Sandra Ceja Robert Cerri Joel and Wendy Cervera Evan Chambers Rodolfo Chanduvi and Jackie Lessard Chuck Chapman Jeffrey and Maria Chavez Chris Chen Perrin Cheney Steven and Vivian Chia Pam Chomko David Clawson Carleen Clawson Judy Coffey Sharon Colburn Kelly Collins Julie Collins Kimberly Colombini Heather Comfort Bill Comstock Sean Connolly Chris and Stacey Coogan Ester Coogan James Cook and Guadalupe Perez-Cook Mary and Mark Cooper Copper Cane Wines & Provisions Diane Couderc David and Lisa Cox Steve Craig Dennis and Marcia Crandall Crepes du Jour Jason and Amy Cunningham John Curran and Jean Winter William Currie Edward and Karen Curzon Eddie Curzon Doreen Angela Cvitanovic David and Nicole Cvitanovic Dads’ Club Meritt and Sadie Dahlgren Jill Dalton Patrick Daniels Cindy Danley Larry Dashiell Kristy Davison Nancy Dayton Derek and Melinda De Benedetti Stan and Gayle de Rutte Christine DeBeni Ludeman James Del Curto Anne Del Monte Matthew and Allison Delaney Tim Delaney John and Mary DelMonte Jim DeMartini Sean and Rhonda Dennis David Devencenzi and Char Rozmus-Devencenzi DK Embroidery Mike Doherty

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Frank and Birgit Dommen Robert and Shannon Donnell Daniel and Anna Donnelly Chad Dorr Daniel and Tiffany Dougherty John Drake and Carol Lowe-Drake Dry Creek Inn Jennifer Duckhorn Norm and Peachie Dunlavy Joy Durand Tom and Joanne Eakin Mike and Sheila Edwards Jeff and Michelle Egan Catherine Egan Catherine and Matt Eggleston Gabriel and Caroline Elliott Energy Plus + Wholesale Lighting, INC Lucia Estrada Adrian Estrada Carl and Mary Euphrat Cindy Evangelisti Donald and Ronda Evans Paul and Carol Every

“The number one reason we give is the amazing talent and commitment of the faculty and staff for our students.”

Dan Stevens ’84, Cn Parent

Jack and Carol Failla Anne-Marie Failla Robin and Faith Fair Farmhouse Inn & Restaurant Shawn and Denise Faull Christopher and Diane Fellenz Steven Fichera Steven and Judy Flynn Christy Foedisch Joseph and Caitlin Foppoli Dominic Foppoli Andrew and Caitlin Forchini Jill Ford Renee Foster Craig and Lesli Franklin Peter and Alison Fraser Ellen Frediani Andrew and Brandy Frei William and Susie Friedman Sandra Furuoka Pasquale Fuscaldo Joanne Galvin Douglas and Maria Gardner Shawn and Rebecca Geernaert David and Lisa Geoffrion Solomon and Yirgalem Ghebretensae Diane Gianni Hutch and Bernadette Gibb Brad Gibson John and Michelle Gilson Jeanette Given Greg and Janine Goebel Tony and Penny Goehring Linda Gordon Dina Grant Robert Gray Stephanie Greaney Christopher Gregus Caleb Gretton Raul and Kristin Guerrero Ritz and Margo Guggiana John Gunning Carolyn Guy Chris and Cinya Gwin Kevin and Paula Hall

Ray and Charlotte Hall Mike and Stephanie Hamblin Terry Hart Laura Hass Nick and Angela Hatch Rodney and Anita Hawkins Jamon Heard Ryan Henderson Matt and Jill Hernandez Franco and Beatriz Hernandez Garrett Hernandez Benjamin Herrington Richard and Kathryn Herrmann David Hillsman Mike and Annie Holden Joel and Wendy Holland Chris Huber Scott and Kathleen Huhn Paul Hulsman James Hulsman Kathrine Hunter Michael and Merissa Hutchinson Barry Hyde Myleen Ignacio Will and Brigid Irons Eric Iskin and Leslee Fiorella Stacy Iversen Doug James Dante Jannicelli Ronald and Linda Jesus Jason and Laura Joerger Josh and Donna Johnsen Steven Johnson Christopher and Lana Jones Deon and April Jones Edmond Joseph Jeffrey Karbowski Thomas and Lois Karbowski Pam Karbowski Jon Kelly and Tara-Jen Ambrosio-Kelly Keysight Technologies Laura Kilgariff Jack Killeen Kevin and Martha King James Kinter Kirin Restaurant Cathy Klein Stephen Knaze Arthur and Deneice Knight Mel and Linda Knight Marilyn Koenig Patricia Koenig Korbel Champagne Cellars Mary Kovoor Christina Kraft Rhonda Lamothe Ken and Bernadette Lane Steve and Leslie Lazzini Adam Lee Mirin Lew Joseph Liu and Maria Cutler Melissa Lobbregt Michael Lopez Jim Lopez Sean Loundagin Gail Lovrin Lucky Popkettle Corn Shannan Luft Ken and Lee Lutz Harry Lysell Dennis Magatelli Scott and Kelly Mahoney Tobin and Jennifer Maida Magdaleno Manzanarez Ernesto Marron Melanie Martin Edmundo Martinez and Laura Van Roy-Martinez

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL DONOR LIST CON’T Harry and Mary Kay Matossian Rodney and Kristine Matteri Dave and Nancy Mattice Kevin McBride Dan and Cynthia McCarrie Bev McCauley Matthew McCormack and Dalia Velie Alan and Amanda McCormick James McCormick Rory McCormick Eric and Lisa McDonell Mark and Michele McDonell Patrick McDonell John and Mary McDougall Don and Jackie McMillan Chirleen Michelini Jodi Misi Linda Monahan Shannon Mooney Andrew and Julie Moore Doug and Leslie Moreda Dennis and Helen Moreda JannMarie Morgan Greg and Karen Moyers Robert and Elaine Moyle Nancy Mueller Ryan Murphy Beau Muster National Automobile Museum Ted and Kimberly Neal Julie Nelson Steve and Trinette Neuerburg Dana and Cyndi Niendorf Mike and Julie Nonella Northwood Golf Club Patricia O’Brien Gladys O’Brien Andrew and Shannon Oandason Oilstop, Inc. Lori Olson Omelette Express Lindsey Palmer Pamela Palmgren LeeAnn Papola Sean Parsons Noelle Passalacqua Thomas Patrick Brian and Joanne Patterson Brent Patterson Melodye Patterson Vertis Patton Dena Pelfini Danielle Pellegrini Ronald and Kathy Perotti Don Peterson Karen Peterson Randall and Melissa Popkin Cecilia Pourghadir Jessica Powell Mark and Shannon Prendiville Prickett’s Nursery Dan Puckett Will Puckett Jim and Barbara Rael Michelle Ravencroft Charles Reilly Deanna Reis John and Ann Renfree Don and JoAnne Ricco Linda Riedel Victoria Riley Margie Rivas Gil and Cathy Robello George Robinson

Ron and Mary Rock Marie Rodnick Javier and RoseMary Rodriguez Rogelio Rodriguez Nidia Rodriguez Gil Rodriguez-McCann and Carla Rodriguez’ Charles and Juli Roetter Walt Roetter Natalie Rogers Andrew and Dawn Romero Ernie and Lynn Rosaia Mark and Jennel Rossetti Sandra Rosso Patrick and Barbara Roy Russian River Vineyards Gael Russo Edward Rutherford Giles Rutherford Bill and Judy Salmina Mike Salmina Ness and Laila Salonga San Francisco Zoological Society Santos Sanchez and Ma Edid Nunez Jarrod and Rachel Sandoval Santa Rosa Symphony Peggy Satterlee Julie Sauer Timothy Saunders and Grace Gau Richard Saverien John Schenk Daniel Schneider Karl and Nancy Seppi Shapiro, Galvin, Shapiro & Moran

“I give to Cardinal Newman as quality education is foundational for the greatest chances for success in life. The well-rounded education CNHS provides develops the whole person which has proven advantages in all aspects of life.”

Shawn Bunger ‘83

Katherine Sheldon Tracy and Ellie Sheppard Max Sieurac and Stephanie Laughlin Patricia Siino Hayden and Jill Siniscalco Mark Skinner Kevin and Angle Slater SLF Concrete Construction, Inc. Robin Smith Matt and Carrie Smith Donald Smith Evan Smith Ted Snyder Sonoma County Regional Parks Ken and Lisa Sousa Shaina Sovel-Taylor Sean Spiers Stacey Spoelstra Squeeze In Bridegette St. Clair Stanley Steemer Earl and Mehana Steverson Lisa Stewart Robert and Cindy Stoesser Stan and Loretta Sultana Summit State Bank Matthew and Christina Sweeney Robert and Ginny Sweeney Tom and Lisa Teague Kristine Tellefsen Dara Tom Diane Tomczak Graham Trettin

“We give to Cardinal Newman because it is the second house of our children. Cardinal Newman is the place where, with the help from faculty, our children become great humans and citizens of this community. We are the first influencers of our children! One day they will do the same...”

Yesenia Lopez, CN Parent Gus and Laurie Trevena Mark and Cathy Trione Kwok Tsui Uncle Pat and Aunt Angela Uncle Jim and Carol Underhill Valley of the Moon Golf Club Doug and Ame Van Dyke Chris and Birgitt Vaughan Richard Vaughan Pade Vavra Maria Vera Vega Robert and Rebecca Verhoeff Michele Vespa Vice Appraisal Company Scott and Amy Vice Enrique Vigil and Heather Moritz Vineyard Industry Products Co., Inc. Robin Vinson Sharon Vogensen Jody Vogt Vogt Eric and Kass Von der Mehden Matt and Eileen Vukicevich Randy and Tanya Wagner Bob and Roseanne Wagner Jolon Wagner Candice Walker Chris and Heather Ward William and Marilyn Ward Nate Weis Michael and Jessica Werle Holly Wheadon Mark and Nancy Wheeler Michael and Jeannette Wilhelmsen Ann Williams Hervy and Tracy Williams Dave and Nicole Williamson Sam Williamson Crissy Willson Heather Wilson Brandt Wilson and Heather McDougall Jeff Winter Gina Winter John Wojcik Lauren Wood Julie Wood Martin and Joan Woods Brian and Janelle Woods Russell and Elizabeth Woodworth Renee Woolard Roger Worman Lance and Rhonda Wright Scott and Kimberly Wright Jeffrey and Rachael Wyatt Sharon Yell Wyatt and Kayla Zanardi Jordan Zavala Lisa Zeleny Barbara Zenio Steve and Krissy Zichichi

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ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL DAY OF GIVING

THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING FAMILIES WHO SUPPORTED OUR CARDINAL NEWMAN ANNUAL FUND WITH GIFTS TO OUR ANNUAL DAY OF GIVING ON OCTOBER 9, 2022.

Kambiz Adibzadeh Mehran Abshah Greg and Caroline Ackroyd Tony Adan and Carina Quezada Adan Tanya and Andrew Albert Mario and Amee Alioto Charlie and Lucia Amezcua Denis Andersen Kristin Arreola Nancy Arreola Betty Arterberry Shahrzad Assadi Rachael Ayre Lance and Kathy Badger Vikram and Archanna Badhan Andy and Helen Barnes Kevin and Linda Barr Marcia and Dick Barton Walter and Loye Basinger Carrie Bastoni Greg and Kelly Bello Darrell and Laurie Bertacco Chris and Patti Bertoli Helen and Bradley Blodow Don Bocci Ned and Heather Bonzi Bob and Jenny Boyd Jason and Kimberly Bradley Shelli Bradley Mike Brennan Linda Brodie John and Nicole Bromstad Lawrence Brown Fr. Moses Brown Scott and Kathy Browning Timothy and Mary Louise Bucher Todd and Irene Buonaccorsi Don Calegari Zachary and Mary Candelario Michael Cantarutti Andrew and Carol Carciere Kevin and Heather Carinalli Selene Carlos Mark Carlstedt Marc and Dawn Chandler Chuck Chapman Jeffrey and Maria Chavez Richard Chen and Teresa Tsui Perrin Cheney Carleen Clawson Judy Coffey Ted and Rachel Coleman David and Heather Comfort Sean Connolly James Cook and Guadalupe Perez-Cook Ramon and Elizabeth Cortina Troy Cox Brian and Debbie Crosby Jason and Amy Cunningham John Curran and Jean Winter Aaron and Lacey Currie

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Tashana and Anthony D’Amico Nancy Dayton Kevin and Kim Delaney Sean and Rhonda Dennis Stan and Gayle de Rutte Jim and Terri Derr Jim Dickey and Megan Basinger Steven and Niessia Diehl James and Natalie DiMarco Scott and Kathy Doig Virginia Donica Daniel and Tiffany Dougherty Neil and Ana Dougherty Thomas and Julia Dunlap Peachie and Norm Dunlavy Andrew Duport Kyle Earnest Mike and Shelia Edwards Catherine Egan Gabriel and Caroline Elliott Erin Erickson Ruben Escamilla Carl and Mary Euphrat Cindy Evangelisti Anne-Marie Failla Jean-Christophe and Andrea Faivre John and Dayna Farquhar Scott and Molly Flater Steve and Judy Flynn Ken Flynn and Kathi Youngblood Christy Foedisch Joe and Caitlin Foppoli Jeremy and Cara Forcier Jill Ford Trevor and Maria Frampton Craig and Lesli Franklin Peter and Alison Fraser Ellen Frediani Doug and Lynetta Freeman Barry and Heidi Friedman Daniel Galvin Mercie Galvin Douglas and Maria Gardner Matt and Kattie Gaskill Nora Gibbs John and Michelle Gilson Jeanette Given Ricardo and Christine Gonzalez Linda Gordan Josh and Sally Grigg Carolyn Guy Mike and Stephanie Hamblin Carla and Stephen Hannahs Gregory and Christine Hannan Justin and Alicia Hansel Will and Heather Hartsough Allan and Kimberly Henderson Thurman and Sandra Henderson Richard and Jeannine Hextrum John Hills David Hillsman Dan and Mary Hirschnitz T. Michael and AnnaLena Hogan Drue Hulmer Melissa Jackson Jere and Sally Jacobs Steve and Marci Jacobs Doug James Steve and Jenny Jannicelli Marlin and Rickey Jiranek Mark Keating John and Tania Kelley

Mark and Ginger Kelly Kevin and Martha King Marilyn Kirby Art and Marilyn Koenig Patricia Koenig Christina Kraft Chad and Julie Krilich Betty Kroeze Bernie Lerman and Rebecca Mann Mirin Lew Eva Lew Adam Lewis

“Giving to Cardinal Newman is a gift for me as well, and it is a gift that will touch many lives.

As a theology teacher, I am thrilled to be able to give to special projects, such as the construction of the new chapel. So many young minds and hearts are being formed here at Cardinal Newman, and with God at the center, they will not only be well-prepared to be leaders in the world, but also to be compassionate individuals who are ready and willing to be of service. I am grateful to be a part of it!”

Susan Miller, CN Faculty

Brad and Stefanie Longton Jim Lopez Marc Lopez Peter Loughran Lisa Loughran Sean Loundagin Teejay and Jamie Lowe Michael and Tina Lubas Tony and Melissa Luci Ken and Lee Lutz Orlando and Jennifer Macias Bruce and Sharon Marts Kai and Lindsay Mazur Dave and Nancy Mattice Lisa Mazzoni and John Filben Bev McCauley Martin and Patricia McCormick Mark and Michele McDonell Christopher and Nicole McKeown John and Noel McLaughlin Don and Jackie McMillan John and Lynette McNeany Dylan and Shiobhan McReynolds Adam and Brooke Menconi Monica Mertle Russell and KC Meyer Nadra Mlynarczyk Jiries and Cindy Mogannam Kenneth Molinaro Andrew and Julie Moore Nancy Moran Denis and Helen Moreda Doug and Leslie Moreda Gary and Kathy Negri Linda Norman Dianna Novy Thomas and Karen Nunes Gladys O’Brien Patricia O’Brien Alberto and Norma Orozco LeeAnn Papola Noelle Passalacqua Brent Patterson

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL DAY OF GIVING CON’T Melodye Patterson Ken and Darcy Pecoraro Ivanna Perez Don Peterson Edward and Kristie Piasta Theresa Pickett Reverend Plass Plass Randall and Melissa Popkin Cecilia Pourghadir Jessica Powell Anderson and Cally Puckett Will Puckett Timothy Pudoff and Catherine Bartolomei Louis and Julie Ratto Stefano Reale and Eleonora Farina Steve Reuter and Lee Ann Cameron-Reuter John Reuter Christopher Reuter Marie Rivas John and Erin Roche Ron and Mary Rock Marie Rodnick Rogelio Rodriguez Walt Roetter Sandra Rosso Graham and Lyn Rutherford Richard and Maria Sanchez Jose and Nubia Sanchez Santos Sanchez and Ma Edid Nunez Rudy and Anna Santos Peggy Satterlee Timothy Saunders and Grace Gau Brian and Joni Schmidt Peter and Felicia Simon Sarah Singleton Hayden Siniscalco and Jill Furuoka Jules and Debra Skamarack Matt and Carrie Smith Tim and Christine Snyder Ted and Judith Snyder Ken and Lisa Sousa Stacey Spoelstra John and Andrea Stalker Scott and Cristy Stanley Denise and Todd Steele Dan and Katie Stevens “I give to give back for all that was given to me; my hope is for more students to be supported and be able to attend CN.” Graham Rutherford ‘77 Earl and Mehana Steverson Lisa Stewart Craig and Julie Strehlow Constantino Ciro Sultana Tyler and Kelly Suacci Sam and Shallin Tamayo Michael and Lucy Tamayo Marc and Nicole Teldeschi Kristine Tellefsen Betty Tharp Fred and Amy Thumhart Terry and Amanda Tisman Scott and Anna Trahms Michael and Elizabeth Traverso Richard and Claudia Travis Larry and Sara Tristano

Peter and Doria Trombetta Amy and Kwok Tsui Catlin Tucker Doug and Ame Van Dyke Pade Vavra “Cardinal Newman represents an extremely important opportunity in our county for young adults to learn in a faith-based environment where community awareness and responsibility are paramount.”

Jim & Mary Anne Forni, CN ’87 & Alum Parents Thomas Velladao Candice Walker Richard and Anna Waller Ted and Cybele Walsh Daniel and Raejean Walters Chris and Heather Ward Josh West and Peggy Tumminia Stanley and Rebecca White George and Loretta Whitesides David Wilhelm Jonathan and Jessica Wilhelm Erich Williams and Lisa Schweid David and Nicole Williamson Gina Winter Renee Woolard Roger Worman Sharon Yell Thomas and Lisa Zeleny Steve and Krissy Zichichi Bill Zint

IN MEMORY DONATION LIST In Memory of Phil Bertoli Charlene Moratto In Memory of Jan Campbell Robert and Elaine Moyle In Memory of Dolores Nonella Crowley Nancy Moran In Memory of Charles “Pat” de la Forest Daniel Galvin In Memory of Rick Diekmann Robert and Elaine Moyle In Memory of Asia Dural Nancy Moran In Memory of Luigi Fabiano Nancy Moran In Memory of Frank Guillen John and Carol Drake Steve and Lee Ann Reuter Nancy Moran Daniel and Julie Brinker In Memory of Joe Hawkins Robert and Elaine Moyle In Memory of Ryan Huhn Scott and Kathleen Huhn In Memory of Martin B. McCormick II Tim and Margaret Williams Ryan and Finleigh Sitov Katherine Sheldon In Memory of Sara Obuchowski Mitchell Mercie Stone Galvin In Memory of John Paul Moore Ernie and Lynn Rosaia In Memory of Brent Nelson Ryan and Elizabeth Lindberg In Memory of Thomas Patrick

James Kinter In Memory of Mark Salisbury Scott and Ann Cromie In Memory of Bill Scinto Charlene Moratto In Memory of Andy Skikos Charlene Moratto In Memory of Jack and Sharon Soracco Mike and Julie Nonella Mercie Galvin In Memory of John Sorensen Charlene Moratto In Memory of Kathy Stevens Dan and Katie Stevens In Memory of Robert Stone Mercie Galvin Lance and Kathy Badger Joanne Galvin Charlene Moratto Daniel Galvin In Memory of Benji Swenson-Aguirre Dan and Katie Stevens

21/22 ALUMNI GIVING Class of 1948 Norma Person Class of 1954 Nancy Moran Class of 1957 Marilyn Kane Ward Class of 1960 Patricia Post O’Brien Class of 1966 Barbara Doyle Roy Class of 1967 Kathryn Sandstrom Wright Class of 1968 Gregory J. Hannan Stephen E. Hansel Paul J. Hulsman Stanley Rose Class of 1969 Randy J. Destruel Class of 1970 James W. Hulsman James L. Spencer Class of 1971 Ritz A. Guggiana Dennis G. Magatelli Class of 1972 Helen Bradley Blodow Robert J. Cerri Kimberly Colombini Daniel J. Galvin Thomas J. Gamber Cathy Klein Kenneth J. Molinaro Charles F. Reilly Pamela Bell Simmons Patti Passarino Spencer Class of 1973 Joseph E. Beltramini Class of 1974 Scott J. Cromie Allan A. Henderson Steven M. Johnson Christian C. Vaughan Class of 1975 Daniel J. Brinker Julie Morgan Brinker Mark R. Cooper

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ANNUAL REPORT 21/22 ALUMNI GIVING CON'T Thomas E. Patrick Bernadette Webb Lane Class of 1976 Sylvia Abdel-Kader Jose T. Amador John J. Schenk Daniel L. Schneider Class of 1977 David P. Devencenzi Christopher P. Fellenz Stephanie Laughlin Magdaleno Manzanarez Graham M. Rutherford Class of 1978 David E. Cox Maria Grace Wilson Class of 1979 Ty W. Pforsich Class of 1980 Laurie Guitterz Bertacco Frank G. Dommen Carol Lowe Drake Joseph E. McNeany Chrystie Wilkerson Prokopakis Robin Stone Smith Class of 1981 Wayne J. Ahlstrom John G. Gunning Robert A. Knight Michael J. Lopez Michael T. Nonella Thomas T. Nunes Douglas A. Van Dyke Class of 1982 Henry Belmonte Christian A. Bertoli Troy G. Blank Timothy Bucher Steven M. Coppock Doug James Kevin McBride Russell Meyer Class of 1983 Lance Badger Kathy O’Reilly Badger Shawn Bunger Mercie Galvin Brigid Bertoli Irons Mirin Lew Ron K. Rock Richard Saverien Class of 1984 Scott E. Dickison Chad O. Dorr Jack A. Gale Arthur O. Knight Rodney L. Matteri Paige Mazzoni Alfred F. Shwayhat Daniel A. Stevens Katie Nonella Stevens Eric V. Von der Mehden Class of 1985 Jeffrey J. Collins Anita Moyle Hawkins Jeff M. Jorgensen Ted M. Neal Steve P. Neuerburg Class of 1986 Chandra Barbour

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Maria Murray Chavez Nicole Riley Cvitanovic Kathi Youngblood Laura Van Roy Martinez Brian E. McGee Anthony S. Natale Class of 1987 James J. Forni Christian Hook Michael Hutchinson Nicole Blanchard McKeown Peter L. Simon Sean Spiers Ame Bolander Van Dyke Class of 1988 Maria Cutler Peter T. D’Errico Heather Hansel Demarinis Kathy Smatt Doig Tracy Every Dutton Sheila Schmidt Edwards Jeffrey S. Karbowski Ben M. LeBerthon Matthew P. Portoni Megan Stone Portoni Ness Salonga Shanna Peterson Christina Camilleri Sweeney Class of 1989 Richard C. Aguirre Kevin E. Carinalli Wendy Briscoe Cervera Amy Allen Thomas Class of 1990 Mendy Calegari Maria Bertolini Frampton Melanie Martin Shannon Mooney Ryan P. Vice Brian P. Williams Janelle Russo Woods Class of 1991 Andrew L. Frei Jessica McNulty Kilcullen Michael P. Lubas Tina Dell Lubas Louis Ratto Katrina Zanoline Williams Brian Woods Class of 1992 Lolita Bunje Scott B. Capitani Joy Durand Andrew J. Forchini Justin H. Hansel Class of 1993 Jamon L. Heard Jenny DeBaun Jannicelli Mark F. Keating Teejay K. Lowe Lisa Mazzoni Holly Wheadon Class of 1994 Derek M. De Benedetti Caitlin McIntosh Forchini Edward R. Grafe Pam Karbowski Kimberly Every Knechtle Class of 1995 Jordan N. Bulger

Joseph Foppoli Caleb T. Gretton Bryan J. Wright Class of 1996 Megan Basinger Jeanna Knight Bickel Alan S. Biggi Aaron Currie Ryan A. Henderson Deon Jones Alicia Todd Kantor Tobin J. Maida Class of 1997 Barry D. Friedman Jason F. Kunde Nathaniel C. Weis Class of 1998 Jill Ford Edward A. Piasta Class of 1999 Jordan N. Bulger Jennifer Gamber Maida Alan L. McCormick Michael S. Werle Class of 2000 Dominic J. Foppoli Melissa Lobbregt Ryan S. Murphy Class of 2001 Rory J. McCormick Class of 2002 Catherine Sigler Eggleston James M. McCormick Tracy Gallagher Williams Class of 2003 Benjamin D. Herrington Stephen D. Knaze Class of 2004 Caitlin McCormick Foppoli Class of 2005 Finleigh McCormick Sitov Class of 2006 Mathew Dyer Kelly P. O’Brien Sam Williamson Class of 2007 Dilraj Bhadare Evan W. Chambers Eddie J. Curzon Class of 2008 Wyatt Zanardi Class of 2009 Christopher Gregus Kayla Vann Zanardi Class of 2010 Edward Rutherford Class of 2011 Patrick McDonell Class of 2013 James Del Curto Beau Muster Class of 2014 Connor Head Jordan Zavala Class of 2015 Brandon C. Bone Giles Rutherford Class of 2022 Sydney G. Bellman

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022 Tuition and Fees

Instructional Salaries and Benefits

7,866,533 WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM Total Revenue and Support

20,482,815

Contributions, Fundraising, Change in AMJHN Foundation

1,131,438

Auxiliary Activities

464,121

Interest, Dividends and Gains / (Losses)

5,290,303 WHERE THE MONEY GOES Total Expenditures

20,482,815

(339,621) Other

304,834

Fundraising

363,644 Auxiliary Services

461,426

General, Maintenance, Administrative

3,694,844 Capital Reserve

10,672,598

Capital Campaign

11,055,510

*unaudited financial statements

Mark your calendars!

ALWAYS POPULAR EVENTS, THESE CELEBRATIONS BRING TOGETHER OUR FAMILIES FOR GREAT FOOD, LAUGHTER AND MEMORY MAKING FUN! FATHER / DAUGHTER DINNER & DANCE Friday, January 27, 2023 John Ash & Co. / Vintners Inn in Santa Rosa

MOTHER / SON BRUNCH Sunday, February 27, 2023 MOTHER / DAUGHTER Sunday, April 23, 2023

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