2017 Graduation Trinity (July 2017)

JULY 2017

TRINITY

A NEWS MAGAZINE FOR THE CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY

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.

TABLE OF CONTENT PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

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SPORTS UPDATE

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

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STUDENT LIFE

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CLASS OF 2017

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ALUMNI 37

UNDERCLASSMEN OF 2017

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CAMPUS NEWS

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Next Steps for Capital Campaign Planning Dear Cardinal Newman High School Community,

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hese beautiful early June days mark the close of this 2016-2017 academic year, allowing us to celebrate and reflect on the many accomplishments, while enthusiastically preparing to implement our next strategic initiatives for providing an excellent Catholic college prep experience for our students.

This Trinity edition provides the opportunity for you to learn of the extraordinary accomplishments of the graduating Class of 2017. Their academic excellence, their college and university selection, and their commitment to being a positive change in the broader community speaks to the importance of our message “Touching Hearts and Winning Minds”. Daily we are reminded of John Henry Cardinal Newman’s message for inspiring us to teach and cultivate an excitement to grow in faith, learning and service. We are thrilled to congratulate each of our graduates and the members of their families as they integrate the Cardinal Newman experience into their future endeavors.

By the time you read this Trinity edition, we will be well underway on our next campus construction project. This summer we are completing Phase I

of the Renovation Classroom Building Project. The South Classroom Building, rooms 1-7, will receive a new roof, gutter and drainage upgrade, new heating and cooling ventilation system, and the interior painting of all classroom space. Additionally, we are modernizing the Music Classroom, which will include defining space for a recording studio.

We remain deeply committed to continuing our mission of educating our students in the wholeness of mind, body and spirit. Furthermore, we are inspired by Pope Francis and his focus on the importance of a Catholic School education: “ young people who are educated in a Christian way for dialogue, will come out of the classroom motivated to build bridges, and therefore, to find new answers to the many challenges of our times”.

Thank you for all you do to support the importance of Catholic education at Cardinal Newman High School.

Sincerely,

Laura M. Held

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016-2017 PAIGE MAZZONI, UHS ‘84 Chairman of the Board

HEATHER DEMARINIS, UHS ‘88

TIM BUCHER, CN ‘82 Vice Chairman

TAMMY DYER, UHS ‘78

ROBERT MUELRATH Secretary

JOHN DYBCZAK TED GRAFE, CN ‘94 EMILY HARRINGTON, UHS ‘96

KEVIN MCCULLOUGH

TEEJAY LOWE, CN ‘93

TOM BENTON

MIKE TAMAYO, CN ‘79

LAURA HELD President GRAHAM RUTHERFORD, CN ‘77 Principal FR. MOSES BROWN Chaplain

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PRINCIPALLY SPEAKING Graham Rutherford

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he call came from Dennis

to read. I had told very few people where I was going, but

Crandall, past CN teacher

religion teacher Alice Jordan Meyer, UHS ’94, who did know,

and Principal, now Archbishop

had shared it with the Campus Ministry classes. In opening the

Hanna Principal, “Hey Graham,

letters, the contents were more surprising with their words. We

I want you to go on Cursillo.”

try to provide affirmation to our students on retreat; to receive

Though not sure exactly what

it unexpectedly and from the ones I look out for, was terribly

Cursillo was, except knowing

touching.

it was a religious retreat and that anyone I’d heard had gone, thought it was good, I said I would do that. On May 4th we met for dinner and went to Brescia Hall to begin what turned out to be three days of reflection and celebration that touched hearts and souls. It also proved to be an opportunity to meet others who had come with questions, concerns, and hopes. All were touched by the remarkable organization and presentations of Redwood Empire Cursillo, with the bonus of remarkable meals. Staying in the old Ursuline dorms, meetings at Angela Center, and dinner at Brescia Hall brought back good memories; I was glad to be on the site of many previous positive events. Though the sale of Brescia Hall to Roseland School District, along with the classroom buildings, came later that month, I finished with a reminder of the relationship with Ursuline that was warming.

The Cursillo ended Sunday afternoon. I enjoyed hearing and singing songs that I learned when they were new in the 70’s, written by Jesuits and used in Masses at Santa Clara. It reminded me of how CN and SCU had helped develop my faith.

An affirmation of Baptismal vows was made more powerful by the actual baptism of a man older than me, a past CN father, whose son I had coached, a strong person who was now ready to recognize Christ in his life and shared that movingly with us. Other people opened up to the challenges they faced and stated the support they hoped to receive. Several other well-presented and acted scenes made clear reminders of our Christian purpose and responsibility. Overall, the time spent was a renewal and energizer, reminding me of my purpose at our school and the responsibility we have in building a better, more faith-filled world. As we look ahead to next school year, we draw from this year’s graduate’s example of service, and with

The most unexpected event of the several days came on Friday

new purpose, move forward to serve and learn.

after lunch when I went back to my room. There, spread out on top of the bedspread, were thirty letters, many of them from current CN students. They wished me well on the retreat and some expressed thanks for things I had done for them or for the school; it was incredibly heart-warming and encouraging

President LAURA M. HELD Principal GRAHAM RUTHERFORD Chaplain FATHER MOSES BROWN

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Cardinal Newman High School

Assistant Principal for Counseling & Student Support DOUG KIRK

Graham Rutherford

Assistant Principal for Instruction & Student Life RICH HERRMANN

College Counseling MARY EUPHRAT

Athletic Director DAVE GEOFFRION

BEVERLY FULLER

Assistant Principal of Curriculum & Assessment SHERIANN SIMPSON

MARTHA KING

Academic Support Center Director KRISTINA DAVISON

Personal Counseling ELFIE BAILEY ED CUTLER TRACY WILLIAMS

Advancement Director TERRI DERR Admissions Director PATRICK PIEHL

Business Manager KATHY LYDON

PRESENTING THE CLASS OF 2017 William Michael Holdredge

Juliette Rose Rebello

Robert John Aldridge II

Samantha Cecilia Lippert Dawson

Britta Rose Irvine

Avery Marie Romano

Maranda Diane Allen

Katelyn Rose Dell’Era

Niko William Ivancovich

Keaira Donielle Roseman

Bailey Ann-Faith Anderson

Joseph James DiMarco

Alexander Christian Johnson

Charles John Ryan

Daniel Stewart Anderson

Robert Spencer Douglass V

Natalie Lauren Justice

Zachary David Schenone

Gavin Everet Dove

Jordan Camille Antoinette Karuza

Marcus Bjorn Schmidt

Jalen DeShawn Dural

Kellie Mae Kerston

John Thomas Duryea

Rebecca Elizabeth Severt

Dominic Michael Eliason

Albert Vladimirovich Khapenkov

Connor Fitzgerald Shaw

Katharine Anne Faber

David Lee Knapp

Elena Marie Banke Fanucchi

Madison Clara Latham

Chandler Marie Faull

Christian David Lee

Cameron James Fernandez

Faith Elizabeth Lee

Jules Dylan Fieri

Diego Eduardo Lepe

Rylee Christopher Formway

Jianlin Irene Li

Will Antonio Forni

Irvin Tro Junior Mann

Nicholas Thomas Gale

Robert Preston Matossian

Isabella Aileen Gallo

Matthew Henry Matulaitis

Natalia Elizabeth Gamba

Chad Jeremiah McChinak

Remy Jean Gassmann

Margaret Deirdre McCormick

Mary Catherine Geib

Jake Alexander McElderry

Connor Liam Gilmartin

Patrick Michael McNeany

Danielle Morgan Gilson

Lorenzo Maximo Merlin II

Benjamin Michael Glasbrener

Lauren Elizabeth Miller

Melissa Victoria Goan

Mkayla Ann Murphy

Tia Alessandra-Lim Goldberg

John Jamison Murray

Adam Scott Greco Adeline Sage Greenleaf

Christopher Michael MusserKirby

Andres Milan Guerrero

Brandon Najera Roque

Damian Christopher Wallace

Max Rune Gustavson

Thomas Duy Nguyen

Sean Mattie Walsh

Marissa Elizabeth Hall

Daniella Patricia Nicholas

Morgan Dean Webb

Kathleen Clare Hanley

Beatrice Wanjiru Njoroge

Katherine Nicole West

Anna Lanae Hartmann

Grace Patricia Nonella

Molly Marie Wolmuth

Gunnar Cade Hayman

Clare Alise O’Brien

Victoria Anne Woodworth

Eliana Francesca Heath

Ryan Patrick O’Hara

Xinyi Sandra Xie

Jake Anthony Hernandez

Andrew Thomas Oliver

Yunfan Frank Xu

Trevor William Hernando

Caroline Cozart Olsen

Benjamin Thomas Young

Taylor Diane Hextrum

Thaouyen Emily Pham

Hattie Young

Rupert Jack Holden

Jonathon Javier Pheffer

Justin Richard Accornero

Cody James Baker Kiahna Marie Barragan Grace Marie Bedsole Olivia Noelle Beyer Carlie Marie Borders Parker James Borg Bryan Robert Bosshard Lisette Marie Boudreaux Cameron Kenneth Bourns Hunter Lloyd Brooks Jordon Lewis Brookshire Samuel Aaron Brossard Joseph Tyler Brown Paris Ashley Bryson Steven Alfred Bucher Jullie Nicole Bundesen Colin Thomas Burke Ethan Dempsey Burrell Jake Anito Butler Gladys Castaneda Jacquelyn Christine Castro Yu Christina Chai Harrison Dunn Chappell Brianna Lynn Clark Noël Margaret Clark Natalie Rose Codding Donovan Michael Collins Nicholas Daniel Comfort Nate Wells Cox Sean Tucker Cullen Michael Francis Daly Claire Daniels Wyatt Samuel Darien Noa Vulalevu Dau

Charles Benson Schroeter

Vaughan Samuel Sheldon Katie Rose Shieh Sydney Emma Silva Cheyenne Whitney Simmonds Mateo De Guadalupe Skaff Savannah Leigh Solley Ashley Madelyn Stewart Mackenzie Rae Stoesser Benjamin Lucas Stolz Ciera Lynn Ulicny Alexander Seifu Urasaki Chandler Leland Verity Erica Taylor Vice Megan Kimberley Vice Hailey Rhene Vice-Neat Abigail Anne Vinson Zion Dupree-Dion Vogt Lauren Marie Walker Grant Kenneth Wall

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COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES 2017 Academy of Art University Arizona State University Azusa Pacific University Bentley University Biola University Boise State University Boston College Boston University Brown University Bryant University California Lutheran University California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo California State Polytechnic University, Pomona California State University, Channel Islands California State University, Chico California State University, Fresno California State University, Long Beach California State University, Monterey Bay California State University, Sacramento Carroll College Champlain College Chapman University Clemson University Colorado Mesa University Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University Columbia College Chicago Columbia College Hollywood Concordia University Irvine Concordia University Seward Creighton University Dominican University of California Dordt College Drexel University Duke University Eckerd College Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, San Francisco Florida Institute of Technology 6

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Florida State University George Fox University Georgia Institute of Technology Gonzaga University Holy Names University Humboldt State University Indiana University, Bloomington James Madison University Johns Hopkins University Johnson & Wales University, North Miami Johnson & Wales University, Providence Lewis & Clark College Louisiana State University Loyola Marymount University Marymount California University Michigan State University Middle Tennessee State University Montana State University, Bozeman New York University Northern Arizona University Notre Dame de Namur University Oklahoma State University Oregon State University Pacific Lutheran University Pennsylvania State University Pepperdine University Point Loma Nazarene University Portland State University Reed College Regis University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rice University Rochester Institute of Technology Rollins College Saint Mary’s College of California San Diego State University San Francisco State University San Jose State University

Santa Barbara City College Santa Clara University Santa Rosa Junior College Savannah College of Art and Design Seattle University Siena College Sonoma State University Sonoma State University Southern Methodist University Southern Oregon University St. Edward’s University State University of New York, Albany Stephen F. Austin State University Suffolk University Syracuse University Texas A&M University The College of Idaho The University of Alabama The University of Arizona The University of Georgia The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill The University of Tampa The University of Texas, Austin Trinity University United States Air Force Academy United States Naval Academy University of California, Berkeley University of California, Davis University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Riverside University of California, San Diego University of California, Santa Barbara University of California, Santa Cruz University of Cincinnati University of Colorado, Boulder

University of Colorado, Denver University of Colorado, Colorado Springs University of Connecticut University of Dallas University of Denver University of Hawaii, Hilo University of Hawaii, Manoa University of Idaho University of Illinois, Chicago University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign University of Kansas University of Massachusetts, Amherst University of Massachusetts, Boston University of Mississippi University of Nevada, Reno University of Northern Colorado University of Notre Dame University of Oregon University of Portland University of Redlands University of San Diego University of San Francisco University of Southern California University of the Pacific University of Utah University of Vermont University of Virginia University of Washington University of Wisconsin University of Wyoming Utah State University Wake Forest University Washington State University Western State Colorado University Western Washington University Whitworth University Willamette University Woodbury University Worcester Polytechnic Institute

CLASS OF 2017

VALEDICTORIANS

Thaouyen Emily Pham Valedictorian

Sean Tucker Cullen Valedictorian

BACCALAUREATE MASS

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e said “Good Bye and God Bless” to the Class of 2017 at the Baccalaureate Mass, which was held on Thursday, June 1, 2017, at St. Joseph Church in Cotati. The Class of 2017 are truly a wonderful group of people who will do well in life. We remember to keep them in our prayers and ask them to do the same.

Readings were chosen that were reflective of Divine Providence. God provides for our needs both supernaturally and by the gifts that we bring (which have also come ultimately from God). In 2 Kings 4:4244, a man brings his gifts to the Lord’s prophet not knowing what God will do. God surprises the man when all at the table eat, are filled, and have some food left over. God is good. In John 6:1-15, the crowds

of people who have come to Jesus to hear His Word need to be fed. As the disciples wonder what can be done, a lad brings forth what he has and offers it to them to help feed the people. Jesus, with that donation, feeds the whole congregated people. They eat and are satisfied by what Jesus gives them. Our youth, too, will offer their best to God that the world may be a better place.

We send the Class of 2017 forth into their next stage of life. The graduates know that they have been richlyblessed at Cardinal Newman High School, and we ask that they bring those blessings with them into the world. We ask them to share the blessings they have received with all of those who are in need.

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Goodbye Newman On top of my goodbye speech that I wrote to my class, I decided that I would wish everyone a goodbye and give them a little bit of advice as my time at Newman comes to a close.

Harrison Chappell Class of 2017

Sophomores Freshman

there. You have long since passed your freshman

Congratulations you did it. Your first year of high

awkwardness and now know all the ins and outs of being a Newman student. So now with all this

school is coming to its end and you are officially free of your freshman title. However, you still have three years here so don’t get too far ahead of yourselves. To be honest, these next three years will probably be some of the best in your life. I can tell you that for every bad experience you may have there will be five other things that will remind you why you love it here. So for those of you moving on to sophomore year at Newman here’s what I have to say . . . it’s time to step up.

School will not get any easier from here. Your

workload will increase and you’re going to have a lot more responsibility. However, I don’t want to scare you but just to be honest you are more accountable now so get ready for it. That aside there are a few things that you should try to remember as you go on with your class. #1 talk to the people outside your friend group and make new friends. Trust me, if you don’t you’ll be at the end of your senior year like me wishing you had talked to people sooner. #2 if you don’t play a sport here you should I would not be where I am today without participating in athletics and I would have missed out on a lot of friendships as well. Finally, #3 question everything! Expand your thinking beyond a Newman classroom and you will be amazed at what you discover. So Class of 2020, I wish you the best of luck.

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knowledge you are stepping into your Junior year and

let me tell you… you don’t know as much as you think.

I am sure you have already heard this a million times but I am going to go ahead and say it again Junior year is the most important year of your high school career! Your workload is going to be higher, you have several standardized test to take, and now APs & CBSL are a part of your curriculum. However, in light of all that will be added to your plate, I want you take a deep breath and focus. Each of these things no matter how daunting they seem can easily be tackled and managed all you have to do is set your mind to it. You have plenty of resources at your disposal and

I know you’ll all be successful. So the three pieces of

advice I have for you are these…#1 GO TO TUTORIAL!

Even if it is not to study but to talk with a teacher

it will help you so do it. #2 Put your heart into your

CBSL project. If you find something you’re passionate

about you can take your CBSL much farther than you

can imagine. Also CBSL is a graduation requirement

so DO THE WORK there is an amazing faith staff here

who will go above and beyond the call of duty for you

all you have to do is put in the effort and ask. Finally, #3 Do not rush to get out of here no matter how much you might tell yourself you want to leave your going to miss it. I know I will. So Class of 2019 it’s

time to get to work.

CLASS OF 2017

Juniors Congratulations Juniors you have reached the top of the food chain. You have taken all of your

standardized tests, worked hard in class, and you are ready to start looking

foot out the door and I know you’re all excited, however for those of you that

that senioritis as a junior is a thing it’s not and to be honest you can’t afford

hard work and granted you have done a majority of it which is a huge accomp

have far to go. As my classmates and I have learned, college applications will

for colleges. You have one are under the impression it. Getting into college is

lishment in itself but you

not fill out themselves no matter how bad you want them to. You still have classes to complete and yes, colleges do check those grades. Most of all you still have a CBSL project to complete. I truly hope that all of you are working on a project that you are passionate about. I know that it is hard to see it now but these projects will open your eyes and hearts in many different ways. My CBSL project taught me about a whole other part of the world that I would have never known about had I not taken the opportu nity to serve one of its many communities. So future seniors #1 finish your CBSL project and finish strong.

Each of your projects makes a huge impact in the world and will teach you a great deal. #2 Get your college applications done and get them done early. I cannot tell you how stressful it is to write a college essay at 11:30 at night when it’s due at 11:59. Trust me it is not fun. So get them done! Finally, #3 Enjoy what time you have left here I know another year feels like a lifetime but it will go by way faster than you think. So let go of your drama, ask somebody how their day is going and do it in person don’t snapchat them, and make as many memories as you can because once you’re standing here in your cap and gown you want to remember what you did not what you missed. So Class of 2018 I hope the odds are ever in your favor.

Seniors Then there was my class. Many of you have already heard my goodbye speech so I’ll make

home. When this brief. I would like to sincerely thank all of you for making this school my nate I transferred to this school my sophomore year I was leaving some rather unfortu place where I could circumstances that I’d rather not revisit. Newman was my fresh start the me from myself rebuild myself for the better. It is where I met my best friend who has saved It is where I joined time and time again and I honestly don’t what I’ll do without her next year. part of a family and my first sports team of Cross Country and learned what it means to be a found my love for run three miles with no breaks which trust me was a challenge. It is where I saved my life science and why I am on a path for med-school. Cardinal Newman High School Rascal Flatts . . and I owe it everything for that. So Class of 2017 in the immortal words of stay big and . wish for you is that this life become all that you want it to. I hope your dreams hold and while your worries stay small and that you never need to carry more than you can dy loves you. you’re out there getting where you’re getting to I hope you know that somebo Congratulations class of 2017 we did it.

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2017 TOP AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS Hunter Lloyd Brooks

Natalie Rose Codding

Montana State University Achievement Award

Azusa Pacific University UG Founders Award

Oregon State University Golden State Scholarship

California Baptist University CBU Grant

University of Portland President’s Scholarship

California Baptist University Dean Merit Grant

University of San Diego Trustee Scholar

George Fox Scholarship

Holy Names University Scholarship Program

George Fox Need Grant

University of Washington Purple & Gold Scholar

George Fox Stevens Scholar

Total Awards $333,000

Whitworth Grant Aid

Whitworth Founders Colorado Christian Dean’s Scholarship Colorado Christian Beckman Scholarship Total Awards $359,600

Ethan Dempsey Burrell

Sean Tucker Cullen

Colorado School of Mines Presidential Scholarship

efferson Scholars Foundation, University of Virginia Jefferson Scholar

University of Portland President’s Scholarship Carroll College Bishop Carroll Scholarship Drexel University Founder’s Scholarship Santa Clara University Treasurer Scholarship Worcester Polytechnic Institute Presidential Scholarship Rochester Institute of Technology Presidential Scholarship Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Grants and Scholarships University of Washington Grant Press Democrat Community Youth Service Nominee

University of Virginia, Rodman Scholar Santa Clara University Presidential Scholar United States Naval Academy Scholarship University of Colorado Boulder, Presidential Scholarship Ronald McDonald House Charities Scholarship Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student National Semi-Finalist California-Hawaii Elks Association District Award Boy Scouts of America National Eagle Scout Association, Hall / McElwain Merit Scholarship Seabee Memorial Scholarship Association (SMSA)

The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards Honoree

University of North Carolina Chapel HIll, Morehead-Cain Scholarship National Finalist

The President’s Volunteer Service Award

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Carolina Research Scholar

Total Awards $576,800

Noel Margaret Clark Santa Clara University Provost Scholar University of California Davis Regents Scholarship NCS Scholar Athlete 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program Commendation ABC 7 Star Scholars Nominee National Latin Exam Cum Laude Total Awards $512,000

Adidas Outdoor Inspiration Award National Finalist, 2015, 2016 Sons of the American Revolution-Redwood Empire Chapter, Eagle Scout Award, 2016 Boy Scouts of America, Troop 9, Petaluma, Redwood Empire Council, Eagle Scout Award Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation Semi-Finalist Press Democrat Community Youth Service Award Nominee College Board AP Scholar with Distinction ABC 7 Star Scholars Nominee NCS Scholar Athlete Millicent A. Stephens Leadership Award Total Awards $970,832

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2017 TOP AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS Jalen DeShawn Dural

Tia Alessandra-Lim Goldberg

Chapman University Chapman Grant

University of California Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan

University of Redlands Achievement Award University of Redlands Grant Willamette University Dean’s Scholarship Cal Lutheran University Provost Scholarship Southern Oregon University Western Undergraduate Exchange Southern Oregon University Jefferson Scholarship San Diego State University Grant

University of California Berkeley UG Scholarship University of California Berkeley Federal Pell Grant University of California Santa Barbara Scholarship and Grant University of California Santa Barbara Federal Pell Grant University of California Santa Barbara Grant

NCS Scholar Athlete

University of California Santa Barbara Gaucho Grant

Rotary Club of Santa Rosa Outstanding Student Award

University of California Santa Barbara Freshman Scholarship

Total Awards $488,520

San Diego State University Grant

Holy Names University Scholarship and Grant University of Oregon Summit Scholarship and Grant University of Portland President’s Scholarship

Elena Marie Banke Fanucchi

University of Arizona Excellence Tuition Scholarship University of Arizona Federal Pell Grant

University of San Diego Trustee Scholarship

California Community College Cal Grant Award

University of San Diego Scholarship

California State University Cal Grant Award

University of Washington Purple and Gold Scholar Award

University of California Cal Grant Award

Loyola Marymount University Achievement Award Loyola Marymount University Grant University of Oregon Summit Scholarship

For Profit College Cal Grant Award Total Awards $519,705

St. Mary’s College of California Honor/Entrance Scholarship St. Mary’s College of California St. Mary’s Scholarship University of Portland President’s Scholarship University of Portland Grant Total Awards $361,700

Melissa Victoria Goan

Eliana Francesca Heath

Gonzaga University Regents Scholarship

Rice University Tuition Grant

Gonzaga Grant

University of Oregon Summit Scholarship

University of Portland Presidential Scholarship

Syracuse University Chancellor’s Scholarship

University of Oregon Summit Scholarship

University of Portland President’s Scholarship

Washington State University Cougar Academic Award

Reed College Reed Grant

Saint Mary’s College of California Honors at Entrance Scholarship Saint Mary’s College of California Scholarship

University of Cincinnati Cincinnatus University Scholar Scholarship University of Cincinnati Out of State Scholarship

Santa Clara University Need-Based Grants

Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award Nominee

Santa Clara University Incentive Grants

NCS Scholar Athlete

University of San Diego Trustee Scholarship Santa Rosa Junior College Doyle Scholarship

2017 National Merit Scholarship Program Commendation

National Latin Exam, Cum Laude

Italian Catholic Federation Scholarship

Total Awards $688,480

Total Awards $565,677

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2017 TOP AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS Rupert Jack Holden

Connor Fitzgerald Shaw

Chapman University Dean’s Scholarship

United States Air Force Academy

University of Portland President’s Scholarship

NCS Scholar Athlete

Loyola Marymount University Achievement Award

Total Awards $500,000

Loyola Marymount University Early Action Award

University of Vermont Trustee’s Scholarship University of Massachusetts Amherst Chancellor’s Award Rollins College Presidential Scholarship Florida Institute of Technology Eckerd College Founders Scholarship University of Tampa Presidential Scholarship NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awards $734,000

Grace Patricia Nonella

Katie Rose Shieh

NCS Scholar Athlete

Saint Mary’s College Gael Scholarship

Saint Mary’s College of California Honor / Entrance Scholarship

University of San Francisco Provost Award

University of Portland President’s Scholarship

University of Portland Presidents Scholar

Chapman University Provost Scholar

Loyola Marymount University Achievement Award

Gonzaga University Trustee Scholarship

Total Awards $324,000

Sonoma County 4-H Foundation Scholarship

Lewis & Clark College Faculty Scholarship

National Exchange Club Student of the Year Nominee Total Awards $348,000

Juliette Rose Rebello

Hailey Rhene Vice-Neat

Chapman University Presidential Scholar

University of San Francisco Athletic Scholarship

Pepperdine University Seaver Scholarship

University of Northern Colorado Athletic Scholarship

Pepperdine University Grant Santa Clara University Dean’s Scholarship University of California Berkeley UG Scholarship University of California Santa Barbara UC Freshman Scholarship

University of Pacific Athletic Scholarship University of Denver Athletic Scholarship University of Hawaii Manoa Athletic Scholarship Boise State University Athletic Scholarship

University of San Diego USD Scholarship

University of Portland Athletic Scholarship

University of San Diego Alcala Award

Saint Mary’s College of California Athletic Scholarship

University of San Francisco Scholar Award The Cabrillo Club of Yolo County Scholarship Total Awards $497,602

NCS Scholar Athlete Press Democrat Athlete of the Year Total Awards $1,699,500

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2017 TOP AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS Lauren Marie Walker California State University Bakersfield Athletic Scholarship University of Denver Athletic Scholarship University of Hawaii-Manoa Athletic Scholarship University of Portland President’s Scholarship University of Portland Athletic Scholarship NCS Scholar Athlete Press Democrat Scholar of the Year Nominee Total Awards $617,613

Sean Mattie Walsh Lewis & Clark Faculty Scholarship Gonzaga University Dean’s Scholarship Chapman University Dean’s Scholarship Willamette University Presidential Scholarship NCS Scholar Athlete Total Awards $300,000

Katherine Nicole West Creighton University Founders Award Creighton University Labaj, Fr. Joseph Award Gonzaga University Dean’s Scholarship Pacific Lutheran University PLU Academic Scholarship Pacific Lutheran University Access Grant Seattle University Campion Scholarship University of Portland President’s Scholarship University of San Francisco University’s President Award

OVER 16.5 MILLION SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS AWARDED TO THE CLASS OF 2017!

Press Democrat Youth Service Award Nominee NCS Scholar Athlete 2017 Kiwanis Key Club Leadership Award Total Awards $430,000

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SENIOR 4-YEAR AWARDS Walter C. Hulsman Highest GPA Award

Sean Tucker Cullen

Thaouyen Emily Pham

John M. Fitzgerald Scholar/Athlete Award

Michael Daly

Lauren Walker

St. Angela Christian John Henry Newman Gentlewoman Christian Gentleman

Gladys Castaneda

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Marcus Schmidt

Mary Ellen C. Walter – Service Award

Steven Bucher

Grace Nonella

Thomas M. DeMeo – Scholar/Artist Award

Eliana Heath

Alexander Urasaki

Henry F. Trione Outstanding Leadership Award

Jalen Dural

Caroline Olsen

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SENIOR SINGLE-YEAR AWARDS Most Improved Female

Most Improved Male

Service Award Female

Service Award Male

Cheyenne Simmonds

Marcus Schmidt

Abigail Vinson

Colin Burke

Leadership Award Female

Leadership Award Male

All-Around Award Female

All-Around Award Male

Grace Bedsole

Gavin Dove

Noël Clark

Ethan Burrell

St. Angela Christian John Henry Newman Gentlewoman Christian Gentleman

Brianna Clark

Patrick McNeany

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SENIOR AWARDS 2017 PRESS DEMOCRAT COMMUNITY YOUTH SERVICE AWARD NOMINEES Agricultural/Vocational – Mary Geib Arts – Matthew Matulaitis Athletics/Phys Ed – Morgan Webb Community Action – Abigail Vinson Environmental Science – Sean Tucker Cullen English/Foreign Language Education – Thaouyen Emily Pham Health Sciences – Katherine West Journalism/Media – Steven Bucher Math/Technical – Ethan Burrell Music – Caroline Olsen

YOUTH SERVICE AWARD WINNER Music – Caroline Olsen

PRESS DEMOCRAT ATHLETIC AWARD WINNERS Michael Daly – 2017 Scholar Athlete of the Year Damian Wallace – 2017 Athlete of the Year Hailey Vice-Neat – 2016-17 Athlete of the Year – Female Large School Division Lauren Walker – 2017 Scholar Athlete of the Year

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CLASS OF 2017

SENIOR AWARDS 2017 SENIOR HONOR MEDALS 3.5 GPA or better 13 out of 15 quarters or three consecutive quarters Allen, Maranda Anderson, Daniel Bedsole, Grace Beyer, Olivia Borders, Carlie Borg, Parker Brooks, Hunter Bucher, Steven Burrell, Ethan Castaneda, Gladys Chai, Yu Christina Chappell, Harrison Clark, Brianna Clark, Noël Cullen, Sean Tucker

Daly, Michael Dawson, Samantha Douglass, Robert Dural, Jalen Fanucchi, Elena Gamba, Natalia Gilmartin, Connor Gilson, Danielle Goan, Melissa Goldberg, Tia Guerrero, Andres Hall, Marissa Hanley, Kathleen Hartmann, Anna Heath, Eliana

Hextrum, Taylor Irvine, Britta Johnson, Alexander Justice, Natalie Knapp, David Li, Jianlin Irene Matossian, Preston McNeany, Patrick Murray, Jack Musser-Kirby, Christopher Nonella, Grace Oliver, Andrew Olsen, Caroline Pham, Thaouyen Emily Pheffer, Jonathon

Rebello, Juliette Shaw, Connor Shieh, Katie Stewart, Ashley Urasaki, Alexander Vice, Megan Walker, Lauren Walsh, Sean West, Katherine Wolmuth, Molly Xie, Xinyi Sandra Young, Benjamin Young, Hattie

SAT AND ACT RESULTS FOR THE CLASS OF 2017 CNHS Top 40% SAT (Prior to March 2016) Scores Critical Reading: 641 Math: 632 Writing: 647 Combined: 1894 CNHS School-Wide Average SAT (Prior to March 2016) Scores Critical Reading: 554 Math: 547 Writing: 548 Combined: 1650

CNHS Top 40% New SAT Scores Evidence Based Reading & Writing: 655 Mathematics: 674 Combined: 1317 CNHS School-Wide Average New SAT Scores Evidence Based Reading & Writing: 580 Mathematics: 570 Combined: 1150 CNHS Top 40% ACT Score Composite: 28.4 CNHS School-Wide Average ACT Score Composite: 24

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CLASS OF 2017

SENIOR AWARDS 2017 PRINCIPAL PIN AWARDEES 4.0 GPA or better 13 of 15 quarters or three consecutive quarters Allen, Maranda Anderson, Daniel Bedsole, Grace Borders, Carlie Borg, Parker Brooks, Hunter Bucher, Steven Burrell, Ethan Chai, Yu Christina Chappell, Harrison Clark, Brianna Clark, Noël Cullen, Sean Tucker Dawson, Samantha Fanucchi, Elena Forni, Will Gamba, Natalia Gilson, Danielle Goldberg, Tia Hall, Marissa Hanley, Kathleen Hartmann, Anna Heath, Eliana Hextrum, Taylor

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Justice, Natalie Knapp, David Musser-Kirby, Christopher Nonella, Grace Olsen, Caroline Pham, Thaouyen Emily Rebello, Juliette Shaw, Connor Stewart, Ashley Urasaki, Alexander Vice, Megan Walker, Lauren Walsh, Sean West, Katherine Wolmuth, Molly

CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION (CSF) Life Membership Allen, Maranda Anderson, Daniel Bedsole, Grace Beyer, Olivia Borders, Carlie Borg, Parker Brooks, Hunter Bucher, Steven Burrell, Ethan Castaneda, Gladys Castro, Jacquelyn Chai, Yu Christina Chappell, Harrison Clark, Brianna Clark, Noël Cullen, Sean Tucker Daly, Michael Darien, Wyatt Dawson, Samantha DiMarco, Joseph Dural, Jalen Duryea, Jack Fanucchi, Elena Gamba, Natalia Geib, Mary Gilmartin, Connor Gilson, Danielle Goan, Melissa Goldberg, Tia Greco, Adam Guerrero, Andres Hall, Marissa Hanley, Kathleen Hartmann, Anna Heath, Eliana

Hextrum, Taylor Holden, Rupert Johnson, Alexander Justice, Natalie Karuza, Jordan Knapp, David Li, Jianlin Irene Matossian, Preston Matulaitis, Matthew McNeany, Patrick Miller, Lauren Murray, Jack Musser-Kirby, Christopher Nonella, Grace O’Hara, Ryan Oliver, Andrew Olsen, Caroline Pham, Thaouyen Emily Rebello, Juliette Shaw, Connor Shieh, Katie Stewart, Ashley Stolz, Benjamin Urasaki, Alexander Vice, Megan Vinson, Abigail Walker, Lauren Walsh, Sean Webb, Morgan West, Katherine Wolmuth, Molly Xie, Xinyi Sandra Young, Benjamin Young, Hattie

SPRING SEMESTER 2016-17 PRINCIPAL’S LIST

Thane, Vivian

Olsen, Christian

Klee, Megan

Brooks, Hunter

van den Daele, Leopold

Pahlavan, Spencer

Lafferty, Padraig

Bucher, Steven

4.0 OR BETTER GPA

Parry, James

Lafranchi, Marco

Burrell, Ethan

Vice, Lauren

Pisors, Carissa

Line, Hannah

Castaneda, Gladys

3.5-3.99 GPA

Roman, Anthony

Marotto, Dario

Chai, Yu

SOPHOMORES

FRESHMEN

FRESHMEN

Roy, Keely

Mauch, Harrison

Chappell, Harrison

Auslen, Kylie

Anderson-Soria, Creighton

Almy, Mary

Salisbury, Abigail

McDermott, Patrick

Clark, Brianna

Blakely, Ty

Ammons, Lindsey

Smith, Keegan

Clark, Noël

Browning, Tighe

Bacci, Christina

Anderson, Aubrey

Sorensen, Andrew

McDermott, Alexandra

Cullen, Sean

Cargill, Kaia

Brunner, Isabella

Anton, Daniela

Steverson, Noah

McDermott, Michael

Daly, Michael

Coleman, Torrence

Bucher, Mikayla

Backen, Samantha

Stout, Mark

McGregor, Rachael

Dawson, Samantha

Dexter, Lindsey

Clark, Abby

Bail, Alexa

Taurian, Mario

Mello, Madison

Dural, Jalen

Dhillon, Harleen

Davis, Zachary

Bellizzi, Maria

Tett, Porter

Munsell, Gary

Fanucchi, Elena

Diehl, Kelven

Davison, Samuel

Berg, Mackenzie

Titone, Haley

Natale, Dominic

Forni, Will

Doolittle, Jared

Dawson, Robert

Bernal-Skala, Diego

Van Milligen, James

Gamba, Natalia

Dove, Peyton

Donlon, Julia

Bianchetti, Stefano

vanZutphen, Liliana

OSullivan-Trevena, Joseph

Gilson, Danielle

Gilson, Zac

Emond, Ryan

Bollinger, Camille

Vidaurri, Marcus

Goan, Melissa

Grant, George

Foster, Paige

Born, Olivia

West, Sarah

Goldberg, Tia

Hernandez, Claire

Goldschmidt, Hilary

Braun, Frank

Westby, Carsten

Greco, Adam

Houser, Colby

Hall, Christopher

Cargill, Avery

Whirley, Karen

Guerrero, Andres

Juillerat, Jenna

Heath, Antonio

Castaneda, Linda

Xie, Yasi

Hall, Marissa

Khaziev, Daniel

Hiserote, Samantha

Ceja, Isabella

Zhu, Qiwei (Gracie)

Hanley, Kathleen

Knepper, Austin

Huang, Julian

Cerney, Maya

Hartmann, Anna

Li, Pinliang

Huang, Lucas

Citti, Isabella

JUNIORS

Heath, Eliana

Limper, Alexander

Hunter, Alija

Cose, Grace

Barbour, Bentley

Loehrer, Eriandra

Kelley, Connor

Craig, Madeleine

Barrington, Beau

Justice, Natalie

Lombardi, Andrew

Kelley, Kira

Daniel, Kabir

Swenson-Aguirre, Gabrielle

Hextrum, Taylor

Bentham, Jacob

Knapp, David

McGee, John

LeKander, Isabella

DeMarinis, Alexis

Tarnutzer, Dylan

Bertero, Sophia

McKenzie, Kaycee

Marotto, Carina

Di Loreto, Matthew

Van Dyke, Andrew

McNeany, Patrick

Boschetti, Mark

Murray, John

Millard, Mackenzie

Mauch, Preston

Duffy, Ryan

Braun, Kasey

von Brauchitsch, Luke

Natale, Alyssa

McNamara, Emma

Erwin, Isabella

Bruno, Harrison

Vreeland, Isabelle

Musser-Kirby, Christopher

McNeany, Dylan

Faust, Lauren

Bucher, Jenna

Wang, Ziqi

Nonella, Grace

Nguyen, Christine

Forsell, Matthew

Cavallo, Dante

Wang, Muyang

Olsen, Caroline

Nordby, Emma

Friesch, Mason

Chass, Isaiah

Wang, Jianing

Pham, Thaouyen

O’Connor, Cassidy

Herrfeldt, Jordan

Conti, Samuel

Weaver, Grayson

Rebello, Juliette

Pahlavan, Theodore

Janisch, Jasmine

Curran, Clare

Webb, Tal

Shaw, Connor

Patterson, Justin

Jannicelli, Lauren

Farber, Brendan

Williams, Samantha

Stewart, Ashley

Pires, Matthew

Johnson, Katelyn

Filice, Julianna

Woods, Ava

Urasaki, Alexander

Polizziani, Lorena

Jordan, Audrey

Foster, Maddisen

Zichichi, Steven

Vice, Megan

Rahhal, Katerina

Larson, Lillian

Grant, George

Zimmer, Aislinn

Vice-Neat, Hailey

Roman, Nathan

LeBerthon, Chauncey

Greenband, Carleigh

Scrivanich, Eric

Lim, Jayden

Gruber, Matthew

SENIORS

Walsh, Sean

Seymour, Audrey

Loughner, Lucas

Hagler, Diane

Allen, Maranda

West, Katherine

Shieh, Natalie

Lynch, Caleb

Hall, Nicholas

Anderson, Daniel

Wolmuth, Molly

Singleton, Jacob

McCormick, Mikayla

Holtschult, Grace

Bedsole, Grace

Xie, Xinyi

Sorensen, Grace

McLaughlin, John

Hornbostel, Carlin

Beyer, Olivia

Almy, Olivia

Stafford, Bennett

McPhee, Grace

Karuza, Jillian

Borders, Carlie

Anderson, Carmen

Phillips, Jackson Pires, Christopher Prado, Fernanda Price, Kieran Rago, Philip Robertson, Haley Ryan, Kaitlyn Scrivanich, Nicholas Skinner, Madelin

Walker, Lauren

FIRST HONORS

Nguyen, Nhi Pavitt, Jackson Peng, Vincent Rios Sarabia, Jorge Sage-Elwood, Sophia Sarabi, Maxwell Schnabel, Erin Simonyi, Paula Smith, Jaime Stevens, Benjamin Stewart, Payton Whiteley, Brian Williams, Madisen SOPHOMORES

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SPRING SEMESTER 2016-17 (continued from page 19) Angel, Julio

Wall, Nicholas

Gilmartin, Connor

Latham, Sean

Pelkey, Dylan

Boudreaux, Lisette

Apodaca, Jacob

Wallace, Devin

Greenleaf, Adeline

Lepe, Kara

Rosenblad, Ian

Bourns, Cameron

Bai, Yi

Williams, Olivia

Holden, Rupert

Manville, Alexander

Savona, Joshua

Brookshire, Jordon

Beerbower, Stephanie

Wright, Ella

Irvine, Britta

Matulaitis, Mason

Sutherland, Sophia

Brown, Joseph

Zichichi, Nicholas

Johnson, Alexander

McMahon, Matthew

Tekle, Samra

Burke, Colin

Bigattini, Giuliano Brown, Justin Capurro, Nathan Christy, Gavin Cordova, Layla Donnelly, Garrett Dutton, Karmen Flowers, Sean Foley, Elizabeth

Karuza, Jordan

Niehaus, Alexandria

Thompson, Charles

Castro, Jacquelyn

JUNIORS

Lee, Christian

Prendiville, Matthew

Wolmuth, Christopher

Daniels, Claire

Bonzi, Jordan

Matossian, Robert

Reed, Zachary

Woods, Jake

DiMarco, Joseph

Chen, Jiacheng

Matulaitis, Matthew

Sanchez, Natalia

Danoff, Kelly

McChinak, Chad

Foley, Patrick

Miller, Lauren

Santana Queiroz, Arthur

Frazier, Casey Garzini, Grace

Oliver, Andrew Pheffer, Jonathon

Skinner, Abigailgrace Smith, Trevor

Garrett, Anisa

Joslyn-O’Rourke, Maria

George, Nicholas

Kashani, Vanessa

Glasbrener, Nicolas

Kattengell, Dylan

Goan, Nolan

Kawasaki, Kristina

Huang, Yinghua

Klein, Jordan

Imm, Cade

Kohut, Bennett

Jones, Melina

Lepe, Ava

Keshishian, Kaitlyn

Ma, Yuxiao

Allen, Ronnie

Kumra, Kai

Mendoza, Tanner

Lamperti, Gianni

Miller, Ryan

Larson, Will

Moran, Jason

SECOND HONORS

Berglund, Ella

Mabry, Emma

Patrick, Noah

3.0-3.49 GPA

Demuth-Gordon, Tor

Mann, Alyna

Robinson, Ryan

FRESHMEN

Dicochea, Massimo

McCormick, Ciaran

Schmidt, Alexandria

Bacci, Dominic

Facto, Tyler

Murray, Jordan

Searcy, Arie

Bourns, Carter

Farrow, Peyton

Negri, Ana

Seghesio, Joseph

Boyle, Daniel

Faull, Jordan

O’Brien, Kieran

Torano, Ryan

Carrithers, Porter

Frazier, Brendan

Rudoni, Mitchell

Tosti, Vincent

Carroll, Cassidy

Hernandez, Lucas

Sandoval, Salvador

Winton, Nicholas

Cavallo, Gianni

Johnson, Jonathan

Silveira, Isabella “Bella”

Shieh, Katie Stoesser, Mackenzie Verity, Chandler

Stockham, Lea Walsh, Shane Weaver, Camden

Wall, Grant Wallace, Damian Young, Benjamin Young, Harriet

SOPHOMORES Aldridge, Elena Alexander, Kenny

Coleman, Meredith Delzell, Lleyton

Choice, Anya

Kahaulelio, Dino

SENIORS

Courier, Caroline

Larson, Wyatt

Borg, Parker

Dhillon, Jasleen

Lewis, Kaden

Bryson, Paris

Dumont, Jett

Bundesen, Jullie

Durkey, Coleton

Makarova-Wysocki, Anastasia

Codding, Natalie

Franklin, Cole

Darien, Wyatt

vanZutphen, Savannah

Garrone, Marcus

Dell’Era, Katelyn

Golden, Kaili

Vice, Skylar

Dove, Gavin

Jones, Jason

Vu, Augustine

Formway, Rylee

Lafranchi, Justin

Slender, Bradley Stoesser, Sean Sweeney, John Tannous, Anthony Tosti, Elizabeth

Gale, Nicholas 20

O’Brien, Clare

Searcy, Brin

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

Martin, Caroline Mayer, Samuel

Douglass, Robert JUNIORS

Duryea, John

Bazzano, John

Eliason, Dominic

Bone, Joseph

Faber, Katharine

Botteri, Tyler

Faull, Chandler

Callahan, Brennan

Fieri, Jules

Clements, Lauren

Gassmann, Remy

Coleman, Dalton

Geib, Mary

Flores, Maiya

Glasbrener, Benjamin

Ford-Barrera, Sheare

Gustavson, Max

Golden, Ryan

Hernandez, Jake

Head, Brycen

Holdredge, William

Hernandez, Nicholas

Khapenkov, Albert

Killeen, Cassandra

Latham, Madison

Knight, Antonia

Li, Jianlin

Ma, Kexuan

Murphy, Mkayla

Matulaitis, Madison

Najera Roque, Brandon

McKenzie, Brenna Meyer, Samantha Miksis, Juliette Milliman, Dain Nguyen, Kathy Pratt, Katie Simonyi, Juan David Stromer, Abbygail Utarid, Madeline Vice, Caleb Vigil, Geovanni Wang, Tianyuan Wu, Yucheng Younce, Deric

McConnell, Cameron Mickaelian, Taylor Moreno, Ally Nielson, Matthew

SENIORS Aldridge II, Robert Barragan, Kiahna

Nguyen, Thomas O’Hara, Ryan Romano, Avery Ryan, Charles Schenone, Zachary Schroeter, Charles Severt, Rebecca Sheldon, Vaughan Vinson, Abigail Woodworth, Victoria Xu, Yunfan

SCHOLAR ATHLETES & TEAMS SPRING 2017 SCHOLAR ATHLETES Varsity Women’s Track Anderson, Aubrey

10

Bail, Alexa

10

Castaneda, Gladys

12

Frazier, Brendan

10

Bonzi, Jordan

Imm, Cade

10

Brunner, Isabella

McNeany, Patrick

12

Faust, Lauren

10

Parry, James

10

Garrett, Anisa

10

Varsity Men’s Lacrosse

10

Johnson, Katelyn

10

11 10

Hartman, Anna

12

Bucher, Jenna

11

Heath, Eliana

12

Bucher, Mikayla

9

Klee, Megan

11

Craig, Madeleine

10

Dexter, Lindsey

9

JV Women’s Track

Kawasaki, Kristi

11

Prado, Fernanda

11

Sorensen, Grace

9

Webb, Tal

11

10

Chappell, Harrison Davison, Samuel Duffy, Ryan Knapp, David

Varsity Men’s Swimming

Varsity Men’s Track 12 9 10 12

Patterson, Justin

9

Pavitt, Jackson

9

Shaw, Connor

12

Simonyi, David

11

Sorensen, Andrew

Janisch, Jasmine

Erwin, Isabella

Xie, Alice

9

Goldschmidt, Hilary

Curran, Clare

9

Sarabi, Maxwell

Varsity Women’s Swimming

Simonyi, Paula

11

9

Juillerat, Jenna

9

Kelley, Kira

9

Larson, Lillian

10

LeKander, Isabella

9

McNamara, Emma

9

Salisbury, Abigail

10

Seymour, Audrey

9

Shieh, Natalie

9

Silveira, Isabella

10

Tekle, Samra

10

VanZutphen, Liliana

10

VanZutphen, Savannah 10

9 10

10

McLaughlin, John

10

Van Milligen, James

10

Wall, Nicholas

10

10 11

Frosh Baseball

Burrell, Ethan

12

Blakely, Thomas

9

Dove, Peyton

9

Browning, Tighe

9

Gilmartin, Connor

12

Emond, Ryan

9

Gruber, Matthew

11

Gilson, Zac

9

Musser-Kirby, Christopher 12

Houser, Colby

9

Olsen, Christian

10

Lombardi, Andrew

9

Rago, Philip

11

McGee, John

9

Scrivanich, Nicholas

11

McMahon, Matthew

9

Urasaki, Alexander

12

Walsh, Shane

9

von Brauchitsch, Luke 11

JV Men’s Lacrosse

Weaver, Grayson

11

Heath, Antonio

9

West, Sarah

10

Limper, Alexander

9

Williams, Madisen

Carrithers, Porter

9

Mauch, Preston

9

Davis, Zachary

9

Patrick, Noah

11

Varsity Men’s Tennis

Diehl, Kelven

9

Kelley, Connor

9

Khaziev, Daniel

9

Anderson-Soria, Creighton 9

Scrivanich, Eric

9

Bentham, Jacob

11

10

Stevens, Benjamin

9

Varsity Women’s Lacrosse

Larson, Will

Bruno, Harrison

11

10

Braun, Frank

Frazier, Casey

9

Kahaulelio, Dino

SCHOLAR TEAMS (CN WEIGHTED GRADES) Varsity Women’s Lacrosse 4.21

van den Daele, Leopold 9

Almy, Mary

Bigattini, Giuliano

10

Barbour, Bentley

11

Whiteley, Brian

9

JV Men’s Track

Farber, Brendan

11

Bedsole, Grace

12

Hall, Christopher

9

Mauch, Harrison

11

Braun, Kasey

11

Munsell, Gary

11

Varsity Tennis

10

Varsity Baseball

Varsity Women’s Swimming 3.88

Bucher, Steven

12

Natale, Dominic

11

Prendiville, Matthew

9

Torrano, Ryan

11

Varsity Softball Clark, Abby

Varsity Women’s Track 4.02 3.99

Clark, Noel

12

Pahlavan, Spencer

Dell’Era, Katelyn

12

Pahlavan, Theodore

9

Foster, Maddisen

11

Price, Kieran

11

Barrington, Beau

11

Gilson, Danielle

12

Roman, Anthony

10

Brooks, Hunter

12

Greenleaf, Adeline

12

9

Cavallo, Dante

11

Hanley, Kathleen

12

Seghesio, Joseph

11

Dove, Gavin

12

Varsity Men’s Lacrosse 3.83

Stafford, Bennett

9

Greco, Adam

12

JV Tennis

11

Varsity Softball

3.79

Roman, Nathan

JV Men’s Track

3.87

JV Women’s Lacrosse 3.86

9

Hextrum, Taylor

12

McCormick, Mikayla

10

Nonella, Grace

12

Pisors, Carissa

10

Vidaurri, Marcus

10

Miller, Ryan

Olsen, Caroline

12

11

9

12

Moran, Jason

Sage-Elwood, Sophia

Wall, Grant

JV Women’s Track

3.75

Skinner, Madelin

11

9

11

12

Schnabel, Erin

Wang, Jeremy

Murray, Jack

Varsity Men’s Track

3.64

Stewart, Ashley

12

10

11

O’Sullivan-Trevena, Joey 11

Smith, Keegan

Winton, Nick

Varsity Golf

Williams, Samantha

11

Oliver, Andrew

12

Titone, Haley

10

Varsity Baseball

3.49

Young, Harriet

12

Tarnutzer, Dylan

11

Vinson, Abigail

12

JV Baseball

3.47

Zimmer, Aislinn

11

Verity, Chandler

12

Vreeland, Isabelle

11

West, Katherine

12

JV Women’s Lacrosse

Varsity Men’s Golf Foley, Patrick

11

Almy, Olivia

10

Bollinger, Camille

10

JV Men’s Tennis Bai, Yi

10

Daniel, Kabir

10

Huang, Julian

9

Huang, Lucas

9

Knepper, Austin

9

3.8

3.5

Varsity Men’s Swimming 3.42

JV Baseball

JV Men’s Lacrosse

3.37

Conti, Samuel

11

Frosh Baseball

3.22

Donnelly, Garrett

10

George, Nicholas

10

Herrfeldt, Jordan

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UNDERCLASSMEN OF 2017

UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS 2017 UNDERCLASSMEN SINGLE YEAR AWARDS Most Improved Male

All-Around Male

9th – Zac Gilson

9th – Peyton Dove

10th – Ronnie Allen

10th – Chauncey LeBerthon

11th – Harrison Greenleaf Most Improved Female

11th – Bradley Morato & Joseph Seghesio

9th – Vivian Thane

All-Around Female

10th – Lauren Hudson

9th – Isabella LeKander

11th – Maiya Flores

10th – Mary Almy & Mikayla McCormick

Service Male

11th – Cassie Killeen

JUNIOR US HISTORY AWARDS Place 1st

Name Jordan Bonzi

Title Hidden Figures

2nd Megan Klee

Eye in the Sky

2nd Patrick McDermott

Eye in the Sky

3rd

Samantha Williams

13 Hours

3rd

Alexandra McDermott

13 Hours

4th

Beau Barrington

Zero Dark Thirty

4th

Mark Boschetti

Zero Dark Thirty

5th

Dylan Tarnutzer

42

5th

Vincent Tosti

42

6th

Haley Robertson

Hidden Figures

6th

Gabrielle Swenson-Aguirre Hidden Figures

7th

Dario Marotto

Eye in the Sky

8th

Jenna Bucher

Hidden Figures

8th

Kristina Kawaski

Hidden Figures

9th

Ava Lepe

Flight 93

9th

Arie Searcy

Flight 93

9th – Matthew Pires 10th – Kabir Daniel

Christian Gentleman

11th – Nicholas Hall

9th – Kelven Diehl & Justin Patterson

Service Female 9th – Lauren Vice 10th – Jayden Lim 11th – Fernanda Prado Leadership Male 9th – Sam Davison 10th – Dino Kahaulelio 11th – Steven Zichichi Leadership Female 9th – Mikayla Bucher 10th – Sarah West 11th – Aislinn Zimmer 22

CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL

10th – Jacob Apodaca & Matthew Forsell 11th – Jacob Bentham Christian Gentlewoman

10th Maiya Flores

42

9th – Emma McNamara

10th Christian Hextrum

42

10th – Linda Castaneda

HM

Dante Cavallo

Flight 93

11th – Gigi SwensonAguirre

HM

Joey Trevena

Flight 93

UNDERCLASSMEN OF 2017

UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS 2017 SOPHMORE WORLD HISTORY IMMIGRATION PROJECT AWARDS Place 1st

Name Marcus Vidaurri

Title My DNA: Deutsch N American

2nd Ella Wright

The Pisenti Family

3rd

Jon Johnson

Johnson/Pawlik Family Lineage

4th

Lauren Jannicelli

Lauren’s Family Origins

5th

Isabella Citti

Arrivederci Italia

6th

Layla Cordova

The Cordova Family History

7th

Sarah West

Gateway to the Tumminia Family Legacy

Place

Name

Title

HM

Camille Bollinger

The Bollinger Family

HM

Matt Forsell

A Golden Journey

HM

Lillian Larson

Niehaus Familie: Deutsche in America

HM

James Van Milligen Family Powers

HM

Liliana VanZutphen

Hunting Through the Past of the Hunters

HM

Julio Angel

My Roadmap

HM

Skylar Vice

A Farewell to France

HM

Kaitlyn Keshishian

A New Chapter Begins

HM

Katelyn Johnson

Johnson & Fitzpatrick History

8th

Isabella Erwin

Erwin Family Roots

9th

Taylor Mickaelian

Surviving the American Genocide

HM

Linda Castaneda

From Coalcoman to California

Living in America

HM

Christian Olsen

From Vikings to Vineyards

HM

Madeline Craig

From Scotland to Santa Rosa: The Craig Family Journey

HM

Olivia Born

The Born Family

HM

Peyton Farrow

Farrow Family Migration

HM

Matt Di Loreto

The Di Loreto Derivation

HM

Bradley Slender

From Somersby to Slender

10th Carissa Pisors

TOMORROW’S LEADERS TODAY (TLT) Bentley Barbour Jacob Bentham Taylor Graniss Carleigh Greenband Padraig Lafferty Jackson Phillips Tal Webb Samantha Williams

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UNDERCLASSMEN OF 2017

UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS 2017 SAFE SCHOOL AMBASSADORS

NATIONAL SPANISH EXAM WINNERS

SENIORS Beyer, Olivia Clark, Brianna Dawson, Sammy Goldberg, Tia Hayman, Gunner Heath, Eliana Justice, Natalie Knapp, David Miller, Lauren Stewart, Ashley Vogt, Zion Walker, Lauren West, Kate

Congratulations the following students who attained national recognition for excellent performance on the 2017 National Spanish Examination. As this is the largest exam of its kind in the United States with over 157,000 students participating, attaining a medal or honorable mention is very prestigious.

JUNIORS Alvarez, Ava Bentham, Jacob Consani-Baker, Aliyah Filice, Julianna Greenband, Carleigh Gruber, Matthew Holt, Damian Holtschult, Grace Kattengell, Dylan Killeen, Cassie Marotto, Dario McDermott, Alexandra McKenzie, Brenna Prado, Fernanda Ryan, Kaitlyn Seghesio, Joseph Swenson-Aguirre, Gabriella Vigil, Geo Webb, Tal Williams, Samantha Woods, Ava Zimmer, Aislinn

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SOPHOMORES Berglund, Ella Cargill, Avery Castaneda, Linda Cerney, Maya DeMarinis, Alexis Garrett, Anisa George, Nicholas Herrfeldt, Jordan Mickaelian, Taylor Slender, Bradley Williams, Olivia FRESHMEN Blakely, Ty Brunner, Isabella Bucher, Mikayla Choice, Anya Davison, Sam Dexter, Lindsey Dove, Peyton Foell, Justin Foster, Paige Hernandez, Claire Jones, Jason Juillerat, Jenna LaFranchi, Justin LeKander, Isabella Lepe, Kara McMahon, Matthew Reed, Zach Searcy, Brin van den Daele, Leo Vice, Lauren Williams, Madisen Woods, Giancarlo

LEVEL 2 Mary Almy Plata Meredith Coleman Honor Grace Cose Honor Zachary Davis Bronce Matthew DiLoreto Plata Alexis Demarinis Bronce Julia Donlon Honor Matthew Forsell Honor Lillian Larson Honor James Parry Honor Anthony Roman Honor Abby Salisbury Plata Andrew Sorensen Honor Porter Tett Honor Marcus Vidaurri Bronce Sarah West Honor

LEVEL 3 Avery Cargill Honor Madeleine Craig Bronce Julianna Filice Bronce Marco Lafranchi Honor Ava Lepe Honor Jayden Lim Honor Lucas Loughner Bronce Caleb Lynch Bronce Madison Mello Honor Christopher Pires Honor Carissa Pisors Honor Steven Zichichi Plata Linda Castaneda Bronce LEVEL 4 Kathleen Hanley Honor Eliana Heath Honor Jackson Phillips Bronce Stefano Bianchetti Plata

NATIONAL LATIN EXAM WINNERS AP LATIN - CUM LAUDE Maranda Allen Noel Clark Melissa Goan LATIN II - CUM LAUDE Mikayla McCormick Grace McPhee Ally Moreno

LATIN I - MAGNA CUM LAUDE Isabella LeKander Michael Lucas

CAMPUS NEWS

CO-TEACHERS OF THE YEAR Dennis Bruno taught Chemistry and Jeff Scharfen taught English for many years at Cardinal Newman.

We wish to thank them for their commitment to Cardinal Newman High School and to the many students that came through their doors. God bless them as they begin their new adventure, and may they enjoy their retirement!

Dennis Bruno

TEACHER AWARDS AND RECOGNITION Sr. Teresa Christie – 5 Years Christina Messer – 5 Years Santiago Reynosa – 5 Years Bernadette Calhoun – 10 Years Ian McMurray – 10 Years Dirk Bietau – 20 Years TJ McMahon – 20 Years Tony Greco – 25 Years Anne Del Monte – 30 Years

Jeff Scharfen

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FRESHMAN BASEBALL The Freshman baseball team had a strong showing this year with a record of 21 wins and 3 losses. The team was very strong on the mound as well as at the plate. This group of players competed on a daily basis against themselves, as well as the opposing teams, which attributed to their success. It should be fun to watch this class of freshmen contribute to the success of the CN Baseball program over the next three years.

JV BASEBALL The JV Baseball team completed a successful season finishing with a 10-game winning streak on the way to compiling a 17-5 overall record (11-2 in the NBLFirst Place). Coached by Joe Filice, Jim Klein and Mike Flowers, the team competed well against a very tough schedule where two of the five losses were in extra innings. The team was led at the plate by Jordan Herrfeldt (.476 average with 13 doubles,) Dino Kahaulelio (,429 average with a walk-off home run vs.

Montgomery), Nate Capurro (.426 average) Connor Pederson (.404 average with 5 triples) and Nicholas Wall (.397. average with 28 RBI’s). Wall also was the ace on the mound compiling a 6-0 record with a 1.10 e.r.a. and 48 strikeouts. Also pitching well were Nick George (5-3 with 58 strikeouts ) and Chris Gale (14 appearances with a 0.72.era.). Special thanks goes to our team parents, Erin George and Tom Larson for their hard work and dedication.

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VARSITY BASEBALL The varsity baseball team ended the year with a 13-12 record. Once again, Cardinal Newman baseball made the NCS playoffs, but lost a heart breaker to Albany High School 11-10. After a 2-5 start in league, the Cardinals reset their goals and went 5-2 in the second half and finished in fourth place. The strength of the team was the offense that finished with a .310 team batting average.

CN had quality wins over Alhambra, Petaluma, San Marin and Ukiah. The team had some tough battles this year. The Cardinals were involved in 9 onerun games and were 5-4. 15 of the 25 games were decided by 3 runs or less. They were definitely battle tested.

Twelve seniors will graduate from this team. Our hope is that lessons learned on the field carry on with them well after graduation. For the returners, we expect to see great things from them next year.

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VARSITY SOFTBALL

MEN’S VARSITY GOLF

The 2017 Cardinal Newman Varsity Softball season was one in which promoting development while overcoming adversity became the prevailing theme. A very young team that included five Freshman players, four Sophomores, two Juniors, and only two Seniors will surely benefit from the experience of having to play immediately at the Varsity level going forward.

We were road warriors to start the year, playing our first nine of ten games away against an extremely difficult non-league schedule in which the ladies performed admirably. Led by our two Seniors, Abby Vinson and Kate West, our schedule did not get any easier once we hit league but the ladies came and worked hard each day. We will miss Abby and Kate dearly next year, but I am confident that with the experience our young core received this year, we will hit the field next year in a much better position to compete. Coach Vreeland is proud of all of them.

A season of mixed reviews . . . with any other format of determining a league champion, the Cardinals would have been NBL champions. They won half of the eight league-wide tournaments, put four players in the top ten at the league championship tournament, and had the top two players at the NCS Tournament of Champions. Two senior players, Jules Fieri and Patrick McNeany were selected to the all-NBL team, but a total stroke differential was the only statistic that mattered this year and the Cardinals were relegated to second place.

Sophomore Brandon Frazier was the top Empire performer at the NCS Tournament of Champions at Chardonnay Golf Club and fellow sophomore James Parry was second. The future for these two players and the Cardinal Newman golf program looks very bright indeed!

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WOMEN’S VARSITY LACROSSE Congratulations to the Cardinal Newman Women’s Varsity Lacrosse team who went undefeated for a third year in the North Bay League 10-0.

One of our team goals was to make it to the second round of NCS – they did it! The Cardinals ended the season with an overall record of 15-2. There were 19 players that made-up the varsity team. The team was lead by captains Caroline Olsen, Kasey Braun and Grace Nonella. The Cardinals relied on their goalies Taylor Hextrum and Bentley Barbour who anchored the defense. Cardinal Newman had 11 players selected to the All-League team! We will miss this year’s seniors as they have contributed a great deal to the foundation of our program.

The coaches would like to thank the students, parents, faculty, and staff for their support throughout the season.

WOMEN’S JV LACROSSE We had another record turnout for girls’ lacrosse tryouts this year and our JV team carried a large roster of 28 student athletes. It was a fantastic season with an overall record of 9-1 and 5-0 in league! With the van Zutphen sisters leading the way in number of goals, Savannah with 13 and Liliana with 12, followed closely

by Lilian Larson with 10 and Abby Salisbury and Camille Bollinger both with 8, and a strong defense lead by Sarah West, Grayson Weaver, Jordan Bonzi, Anisa Garrett and Lauren Faust, the JV lady Cardinals were unstoppable! The whole team worked hard together, improved their skills, had a lot of fun, and were always positive and full of team spirit!

MEN’S VARSITY LACROSSE The 2017 boys lacrosse season was measured in small victories this year that added up to a strong finish and a bright future. Going 3-7 in league and 3-17 overall caused us to think creatively about ways we can get better in 2018 and beyond. Highlights included a win against Petaluma High School, the first time that we’ve ever done that and a great trip to Monterey over Easter Break. We leaned hard on our four seniors: Alexander Urasaki (c), Ethan Burrell, Christopher Musser-Kirby (c), and Connor Gilmartin. These seniors led us through the tough times and helped us celebrate the successes. We will miss these boys and they leave knowing that they helped lay the foundation for our success. Other standouts were co-captain Phil Rago ’18 who played three different positions before taking over in the goal. Tyler Facto led the team in assists and goals, Matt Gruber was a major contributor, and John Grant retuned back from New Jersey to help us finish stronger.

We look forward to the pre-season and 2018 spring season.

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TRACK & FIELD

SWIMMING

While both Varsity and JV teams lost more meets than they won, we had outstanding performances by many individuals. Our seniors led the way with outstanding leadership, showing the freshmen and sophomore athletes how to compete with great intensity and sportsmanship. Each and every day, student athletes ran faster, threw farther and jumped higher. The greatness of our teams shone brightly at the NBL Championship Finals. We had nine individuals, plus two relay teams, qualify for Redwood Empire Qualifiers.

MEN’S VARSITY TENNIS

The Cardinal Newman Swim team had a great season.

With a small group of swimmers, we were able to put together a winning record on the girls’ side and were competitive on the boys’ side. The team swam great at our league meet with the girls finishing in 5th place out of 8 teams and the boys finishing 6th place out of 8 teams. The boys’ team had a few individual highlights throughout the season including Ray Monks winning the 100 Back at NBL’s and finishing second in the 200 IM. On the girls side we had some great swims from our young group of swimmers. The girls’ team has a lot of young talent and should be quite a force in the coming years. The swim team was committed and worked hard throughout our season of 6am morning practices. I look forward to coaching them again next season for even better success.

The Cardinal Newman Men’s Tennis Team had a very positive and successful season.

After graduating 8 of the top 10 from the previous year, the boys this year showed great effort throughout the season. We ended up 10-13 overall and 7-7 in league. The boys had great leadership from senior Grant Wall. Our singles line-up consisted of juniors Gary Munsell, Jake Bentham, Brendan Farber and senior Grant Wall.

The Tennis team also had great doubles players in freshmen Creighton AndersonSoria, Teddy Pahlavan, Bennett Stafford, Nathan Roman; sophomores Spencer Pahlavan, Kai Kumra, Anthony Roman; junior Kieran Price, and senior Frank Xu. Creighton Anderson- Soria and Bennett Stafford only lost one doubles match as a duo.

Jake Bentham and Gary Munsell represented Cardinal Newman in the NBL singles tournament, and Jake, Gary, Creighton Anderson-Soria and Bennett Stafford represented Cardinal Newman in the NBL Doubles tournament. Gary and Jake lost their first round in doubles, but then went on to win the consolation tournament!

We were a very young team and with hard work and determination, look to compete for a league title next year.

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2016-17 SPORTS RECOGNITION

SPORTS UPDATES

ALL-LEAGUE Name

Recognition

Position Grade

Fall 2016 All-League Football Jordan Brookshire Mike Daly Jason Moran Jake McElderry Damian Wallace Beau Barrington Dino Kahaulelio Joey DiMarco Tanner Mendoza Jalen Dural Zion Vogt Damian Wallace Tanner Mendoza Chauncey LeBerthon Wyatt Darien Irvin Mann Nick Wycoff Chauncey LeBerthon

Most Valuable Player Defensive Player of the Year Co-MVP/Defensive Back Lineman of the Year 1st Team Defense 1st Team Defense 1st Team Defense 1st Team Defense 1st Team Defense 1st Team Defense 1st Team Offense 1st Team Offense 1st Team Offense 2nd Team Defense 2nd Team Defense 2nd Team Defense 2nd Team Offense 2nd Team Offense 1st Team 1st Team 2nd Team 2nd Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

Midfielder Forward Defender Goalie Midfielder Defender

Fall 2016 All-League Volleyball Natalie Codding Lauren Janicelli Cassie Killeen Julianna Filice Megan Vice

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

Libero Outside Hitter Outside Hitter Middle Hitter Setter

Fall 2016 All-League Women’s Golf Emily Pham Natalie Justice

12 12 11 12 12 11 10 12 11 12 12 12 11 10 12 12 11 10

1st Team 1st Team

12 10 12 9 11 9

12 10 11 11 12

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Fall 2016 All-League Men’s Cross Country David Simonyi

Honorable Mention

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Fall 2016 All-League Women’s Cross Country Kasey Braun Noel Clark

2nd Team 2nd Team

11 12

Fall 2016 All-League Women’s Tennis Rachael McGregor Anna Hartmann Molly Wolmuth Ana Negri Mimi Almy Grace Nonella Natalia Gamba

1st Team Singles 2nd Team Singles 2nd Team Singles 1st Team Doubles 1st Team Doubles 1st Team Doubles 1st Team Doubles

11 12 12 10 10 12 12

Fall 2016 All-League Men’s Water Polo (MCAL) Sam Conti

Honorable Mention

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Fall 2016 All-League Women’s Water Polo (MCAL) Tal Webb

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1st Team

Winter 2017 All-League Wrestling

Jake Butler Gunnar Hayman Nick Hernandez Harry Bruno Casey Frazier Eric Scrivanich Nick Scrivanich Nick Wycoff

132 lbs.

287 lbs.

128 lbs.

140 lbs.

147 lbs.

115 lbs.

154 lbs.

222 lbs.

1st Team 1st Team 2nd Team 2nd Team 2nd Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

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Recognition

Position Grade

Winter 2017 All-League Men’s Basketball Quarterback Outside Linebacker Defensive Back Lineman Defensive Back Defensive Back Down Lineman Down Lineman Inside Backer Outside Backer Lineman Receiver Running Back Defensive Back Down Lineman Inside Backer Lineman Receiver

Fall 2016 All-League Women’s Soccer Dani Gilson Kelly Roy Jullie Bundesen Paige Foster Sheare Ford-Barrera Claire Hernandez

Name

11 12 12 11 11 11 9 11 11

Damian Wallace Cody Baker Gavin Dove Jalen Dural

Co-MVP Guard 1st Team 2nd Team Honorable Mention

12 12 12 12

Winter 2017 All-League Women’s Basketball Hailey Vice-Neat Avery Cargill Maiya Flores Lauren Walker Tal Webb Anaya Choice Taylor Hextrum

Most Valuable Player 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 2nd Team Honorable Mention

Forward Guard Guard Center Guard Guard Forward

12 10 11 12 11 9 12

Winter 2017 All-League Men’s Soccer Rupert Holden 1st Team Christopher Musser-Kirby 2nd Team

Midfielder Defense

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Spring 2017 All-League Men’s Golf Jules Fieri Patrick McNeany

1st Team 1st Team

12 12

Spring 2017 All-League Baseball Beau Barrington Jason Moran Jake Hernandez Drew Oliver Nate Cox Michael Daly Vinny Tosti

1st Team 1st Team 2nd Team 2nd Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention

Infield Catcher Outfield Outfield Pitcher Utility Player Outfield

11 11 12 12 12 12 11

Spring 2017 All-League Softball Cassie Killeen Erin Schnabel Haley Titone Isabelle Vreeland Kate West

11 9 10 11 12

Spring 2017 All-League Tennis Creighton Anderson-Soria Honorable Mention Bennett Stafford Honorable Mention

Doubles Doubles

9 9

Spring 2017 All-League Men’s Lacrosse Alexander Urasaki Tyler Facto

1st Team 2nd Team

Defense Midfielder

12 10

Spring 2017 All-League Women’s Lacrosse Kasey Braun Noel Clark Maddisen Foster Taylor Hextrum Caroline Olsen Ashley Stewart Mary Almy Grace Bedsole Adeline Greenleaf Kathleen Hanley Grace Nonella

Most Valuable Player 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 1st Team 2nd Team 2nd Team 2nd Team 2nd Team 2nd Team

Attack Midfielder Midfielder Goalie Attack Attack Attack Attack Defense Defense Defense

11 12 11 12 12 12 10 12 12 12 12

Spring 2017 All-League Swimming

Spring 2017 All-League Men’s Track & Field Anna Hartman 1st Team 12 Lyla Swanton 1st Team 10 Alexa Bail 2nd Team 10 Bella Erwin 2nd Team 10 Justin Patterson 2nd Team 9 David Simonyi 2nd Team 11 Jon Johnson Honorable Mention 10 David Knapp Honorable Mention 12 Lorenzo Merlin Honorable Mention 12

2016-17 SPORTS RECOGNITION

SPORTS UPDATES

ALL-EMPIRE Name

Recognition

Position Grade

Football Jordon Brookshire Jake McElderry Michael Daly Jalen Dural Jason Moran Damian Wallace Zion Vogt Dino Kahaulelio

Player of the Year First Team Offense OL First Team Defense LB First Team Defense LB First Team Defense DB Second Team Offense WR Second Team Offense OL Second Team Defense DL

12 12 12 12 11 12 12 10

Women’s Water Polo Tal Webb

First Team

11

Men’s Water Polo Sam Conti

Honorable Mention

11

Volleyball Natalie Codding Cassie Killeen

First Team Second Team

Libero Outside Hitter

12 11

Women’s Tennis Mimi Almy Anna Hartman Rachael McGregor Ana Negri Natalia Gamba Grace Nonella Gig Swenson-Aguirre Molly Wolmuth

First Team First Team First Team First Team Second Team Second Team Second Team Second Team

10 12 11 10 12 12 11 12

Women’s Golf Damian Wallace

Co-MVP

Guard

12

132 lbs.

287 lbs.

147 lbs.

12 12 11

Wrestling Jake Butler Gunnar Hayman Casey Frazier

1st Team 1st Team 2nd Team

ALL-NCS Name

Recognition

Sport Year

Hailey Vice-Neat Monica Mertle Lauren Walker Tal Webb Avery Cargill Anya Choice Maiya Flores

Player of the Year - All-NCS Coach of the Year - All-NCS 2nd Team - All-NCS 3rd Team - All-NCS Honorable Mention - All-NCS Honorable Mention - All-NCS Honorable Mention - All-NCS

Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball

12 12 11 10 9 11

STATE Name Recognition Kasey Braun Noel Clark Monica Mertle Hailey Vice-Neat

Lauren Walker

Sport Year

2017 Academic All-American - US Lacrosse Women’s Lacrosse 2017 Academic All-American - US Lacrosse Women’s Lacrosse Nor-Cal Coach of the Year Women’s Basketball PreptoPrep All North Coast Section Player of the Year Women’s Basketball San Francisco Chronicle All Metro - 1st Team PreptoPrep All North Coast Section - 2nd Team Women’s Basketball San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro - 2nd Team

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GRAD NIGHT

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t was a gorgeous, warm, sunny day at Cardinal Newman’s Ed Lloyd Field… perfect for the 2017 Commencement Ceremony. The day was filled with excitement, anticipation, and pride. There were many happy faces and proud family and friends looking on, as students one by one reached the podium to receive his or her diploma, recognizing four years of accomplishment, and signaling their graduation from Cardinal Newman High School and the end of this part of their journey.

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

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

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The graduates celebrated with great food, carnival, karaoke, and live entertainment lasting until the early hours of the morning. Their goal for the evening was to collect as many tickets as possible to win one of many prizes and gift cards distributed that evening. There were a lot of silly and creative ways to get those tickets which only added to the challenge. It was continuous fun and laughter as they celebrated together as a class for one last time.

The evening was a HUGE success due entirely to the help and support from our parent volunteers. A BIG “thank you” goes out to the many families who generously donated their time,

talents, prizes and gift cards that were thoroughly-enjoyed by our graduates. We absolutely could not do this without the amazing, hard-working volunteers that our school has so readily available. We appreciate you!

We would like to acknowledge and thank the following individuals who graciously lead the volunteer force by dedicating their time and efforts to create yet another successful, safe and sober “Grad Night”…

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Chairperson: Ame Van Dyke Decorations Chair/ Shed Master: Mary Dumont & Mary Louise Bucher Committee Leaders: Erin George & Becky Wall, Stacey Almy, Pam Bourns & Lucy Hountis, Sue Parry, Anna Codding & Lisa and Steve Sorensen, Lisa Dexter & Jennifer Ammons, Alyson Escallier, Denise Faull, Jim

& Patti Geib, Midori Verity & Cathy Bazzano, Jody Vogt & Sandra Loehrer, Tammie Pisors, and Julie Lafranchi

A BIG “Thank you” to: The Cardinal Newman Maintenance Crew…we couldn’t do it without you!

Cardinal Newman Dads’ Club, especially Kevin Lee for rounding up the troops!

Cardinal Newman Moms’ Club Culligan Water of Sonoma County/Jim & Suzanne Fisher Knights Electric…Rob and Art Knight LeDuc & Dexter Inc. Plumbing Santa Rosa Meat & Poultry Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Almy Ms. Dianne Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bedsole Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Boudreaux Mr. and Mrs. August Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burrell Ms. Victoria Comfort Mr. and Mrs. Frank Darien Mr. and Mrs. Apisai Dau Mr. and Mrs. Art Dexter Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Faull Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fernandez Dr. and Dr. James J. Forni Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gassmann Mr. and Mrs. Dermot Gilmartin Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gustavson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hernando Mr. and Mrs. John Holdredge Mr. and Mrs. Craig Latham Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lee Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Matossian Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. McCormick

Mr. and Mrs. Pat McNeany Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Merlin Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miksis Mr. and Mrs. Erik Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Savona Mr. and Mrs. Brian Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schroeter Mr. and Mrs. Rick Sheldon Dr. and Mrs. Emil Shieh Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Skaff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoesser Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stubblefield Mr. and Mrs. Josh West Mr. and Mrs. Doug Van Dyke Anonymous Last, but definitely not least …… a HUGE “thank you” to all of the wonderful volunteers who showed up to set up, to work Grad Night, and also the crew that showed up early Sunday morning to help break down, clean-up and store everything for next year.

This may not be the most glamorous job, but it truly is VERY appreciated by me, as well as the Seniors who had a fabulous night of fun!

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COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICE LEARNING – 20 INSPIRING YEARS

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his year, 2017, marked the 20th anniversary of the highly-regarded Community-Based Service Learning Program at Cardinal Newman High School.

Mr. John Contreras started this program in 1997, and has been growing and nurturing it ever since. On the morning of Friday, May 19th, before seniors presented their projects to our community, John Contreras was acknowledged and thanked for his commitment to the program. Principal Rutherford presented him with a pin commemorating his work, while students signed and offered him a memory book.

Over the years, the CBSL program has grown into a very robust, school-wide program that our school is very proud of. Students of all grades refer to this program as “CBSL”. The spirit of serving others is an essential piece of our Catholic identity, as well as our school’s mission, exemplified in the words of our patron, Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman, “God shall call on me and I will hear the Lord.” Since the program began 20 years ago, Cardinal Newman seniors have traded tri-fold presentation boards for presentation slides, and their efforts have gone beyond volunteerism by raising thousands of dollars and performing thousands of hours of service, benefitting non-profit organizations on the local, national and global levels.

This year, ten seniors were nominated by the Press Democrat for their volunteer work. May we all continue to be inspired by the work of our patron and of our students.

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Principal Rutherford thanking Mr. John Contreras for his commitment to the CBSL Program over the past 20 years.

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CAMPUS MINISTRY

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ardinal Newman High School’s Campus Ministry program 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. Students are invited to experience the Catholic faith on campus and nourish themselves spiritually and religiously through theology classes, prayer opportunities, monthly liturgies, class retreats and outreach events.

This past year we have done many activities in Campus Ministry. In October, we celebrated saints’ feast days including our own patron, Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman, with prayers and treats. Our “Advent Event” was a fun and festive time for students and families to make their own Advent wreaths and learn about the liturgical season. Highlights from the spring semester included the junior and senior retreats, participating in Catholic Relief Services’ Rice Bowl program, and class rosaries said in the month of May. Students interested in growing and sharing their faith on campus are invited to join the Campus Ministry Classes at the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade levels. These classes go beyond the religion curriculum as students develop their faith in an intimate class community and share that faith across campus. Campus Ministry students help to organize liturgies, act as peer leaders on retreats, plan events, and advance the message of the Gospel on and off campus.

Students making Advent wreaths at the Family Advent Event

Cardinal Newman had a special Social Justice assembly this past Lenten season to raise awareness of the needs of humanity in both the local Sonoma County area and in other places around the world.

We had junior and senior student speakers and guest speakers from Catholic Charities and Love Manifest present on the charitable works they are doing in answer to the Gospel call of Jesus and the themes of Catholic Social Teaching.

In countless ways, large and small, our students, faculty, staff, and Cardinal Newman community strive to hear and act where God calls us as Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman tell us, “God shall call on me, and I will hear the Lord”.

CN Students, Love Manifest speaker, Valerie Kumra, Fr. Moses, and Margie Pettibone from Catholic Charities at our Social Justice Lenten Assembly Campus Ministry seniors celebrating Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman’s feast day.

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SPRING DANCE SHOW 2017 “WE ARE ONE” T

he Cardinal Newman Dance Program presented, “We Are One”, a show celebrating dance and music from around the world. Ninety students performed in an innovative multi-cultural show, directed by Gabrielle Thompson on Wednesday, April 26th and Thursday, April 27th in the Jackson Theater, Sonoma Country Day School at 7pm.

Students had the opportunity to learn new dance styles and discover music and culture from continents like Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe. Through collaboration, students created and performed traditional and modern dances from around the world.

The performances culminated a strong sense of community, honoring diverse cultures through the art of music and dance.

OXFORD SCHOLARS

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n early April, our Oxford Scholars gathered to present their papers as we also recognized the 100th anniversary of the United States entrance into the Great War, later called WWI. Their varied work touched on environmental issues of the war to the displacement of peoples. Most interesting though was the personal connection many of them drew from family experience. Represented amongst the 13 students were worldwide examples that showed the variety and diversity within America today.

From Europe: British, Irish, French, Italian, German, Swedish, Russian examples; from Asia: Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese backgrounds. Other regions included Africa, Iran, India, Australia, with a variety of North American areas also. The proof of the worldwide reach could be found in the Fireplace Room; the fact that these students are the legacy of people 100 hundred years ago spread out who now find themselves in school with each other is remarkable. Their words speak to hope for a better, more just world; their stories show they live it now.

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Maranda Allen Steven Bucher Ethan Burrell Yu Chai Noel Clark Tucker Cullen Tia Goldberg

Kathleen Hanley Eliana Heath Caroline Olsen Emily Pham Ashley Stewart Alexander Urasaki

ALUMNI

GOLF TOURNAMENT 27TH ANNUAL ALUMNI GOLF TOURNAMENT – A SUCCESS!

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early one hundred golfers hit the green to play in the 27th Annual Alumni Golf Tournament on Thursday, June 8, 2017. It was a perfect day for golf and golfers were able to enjoy a full 18 holes!

Once golfers were registered and collected their raffle tickets, mulligans, and tee prizes, they enjoyed tasty bites before heading out to the course. As soon as the carts hit the course, golfers discovered that they would be “Golfing Around the World”, finding holes representing different countries such as Germany, Italy, China, Mexico, France, Cuba, and America. Golfers enjoyed food and/or drink on many holes, making for a very festive event. On Hole #3, Passport Photos were taken by Lifetouch Photography as golfers enjoyed a layover in Cuba by relaxing with cigars. Golfers also had the chance to win a car thanks to Silveira Buick GMC for making a hole-in-one car available!

Following 18 holes of golf, participants gathered in the club’s beautiful outdoor reception area for drinks and a fabulous buffet. Golfers and guests enjoyed the evening as they shared stories and viewed the auction items, raffle prizes and tournament trophy with names of past winners engraved.

Special thanks to Principal Graham Rutherford ‘77 for serving as our MC and Auctioneer this year. The final paddle raise during the live auction will help to fund the Alumni Endowment Scholarship Fund. We also want to thank our auction donors . . . your continuous support is greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Congratulations to the THREESOME of Chris Gregus ’09, Gil Robello and Corey Robello ’09, for taking 1st place this year! Their names will be engraved on the perpetual golf trophy! Don’t miss out on next year’s golf tournament to be held on Thursday, June 7, 2018!

Corporate Sponsor

Tee/Green Sign Sponsor

Friedman’s Home Improvement ~ Barry Friedman ‘97

Bottle Barn CN Dads’ Club

Cardinal Red Sponsor

Costeaux French Bakery & Café ~ Will Seppi ‘93

Wright Contracting, Inc. ~ Brian Wright ‘95

Eagle Distributing ~ Mickey Head

Flag Sponsor Alpha Fire Suppressions ~ Jack Gale ‘84

Friedman’s Home Improvement ~Barry Friedman ‘97

American Asphalt ~ Allan Henderson ‘74

Heather & Ken Turner, Kenley Electric, UHS ‘93

CN Dads’ Club

KINsmoke

Friedman’s Home Improvement ~ Barry Friedman ‘97

Mary’s Pizza Shack, Windsor

Orangetheory Fitness ~ Tammy Dyer UHS ’78, Matt Dyer ’06, Nicole Dyer UHS ‘02 Wright Contracting, Inc. ~ Bryan Wright ‘95

National Print & Promo, Nick Werle ’97, Matt Werle ’92, Mike Werle ‘99 Ratto Group, Louis Ratto ‘91 Silveira Pontiac Buick GMC ~ Scott Silveira, ‘82 The Squire Sterling California Properties – Marshall Mello Sullivan Group/Keller William Realty/Homes for Heroes

Thank you to our event Sponsors!

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CLASS REUNIONS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE Class of 1972 – Saturday, September 16, 2017 – 45-year reunion – Paella Party Contact: Ken Molinaro at (707) 799-9771

Class of 1977 – Saturday, October 21, 2017 – 40-year reunion – being held at CN’s Fun in the Fall Wine & Beer Tasting & Polenta Feed Contact: Jeff Bertoli at treamicizin@gmail.com Class of 1987 – 30-year reunion Contact: Tami Norgrove at tami@bearrepublic.com Class of 1992 – Saturday, August 5, 2017 – 25-year reunion Contact: Joy Durand at joyldurand@yahoo.com Class of 1997 – Saturday, July 22, 2017 – 20-year reunion Contact: Meg Chiappari at chiappari@hotmail.com

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he Alumni Association Committee meets monthly to discuss ways of involving our alums of all ages, and ways to support the school through the Association. Many events are supported through this association including our Fun in the Fall and Polenta Feed, Career Day, Golf Tournament, Quarterly Alumni Socials, and Homecoming festivities. The committee is always looking for new alumni involvement. If you are interested in becoming an Alumni Association Committee Member or if you would like more information, contact Nick Werle at nick.werle@nationalds.net.

Alumni Association Committee Members Brian McGee ‘86 Karin Salling ‘89 Kevin Brenk ‘96

Will Lockwood ‘97 Nick Werle ‘97 Sam Williamson ‘06

ALUMNI CALENDAR October 6

January 20

CN Homecoming Game vs. Maria Carrillo – Beer & Brats served to alumni pre-game!

Ursuline Crab Feed – Hosted by the Ursuline Alumnae Association

October 11

March 17

CN Career Day – Participate by speaking to our students about your career path! Contact Lisa Sousa for more information, sousa@cardinalnewman.org.

Spring Legacy Gala – Help us celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!

October 21 Fun in the Fall Wine Tasting & Polenta Feed – This event is a great opportunity for classes to host a reunion! Contact the CN Advancement Office, 707546-6470 x117, for more information! We look forward to welcoming Class of ’77 for its 40-year reunion!

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June 7 28th Annual Golf Tournament – Windsor Golf Club

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WIN FREE TUITION FOR NEXT YEAR! BUY A RAFFLE TICKET FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN FREE TUITION FOR THE 2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR. 1 ticket - $100 3 tickets - $300 + 1 FREE ticket 5 tickets - $500 + 2 FREE tickets 10 tickets - $1,000 + 5 FREE tickets

Greatiodds with only 300 tickets sold!

OFFICIAL RULES: 1. One Winner will be selected at the Cardinal Newman Legacy Gala held on March 17, 2018.

2. Tuition voucher is good for one student.

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

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

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

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

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

8. If less than 300 tickets are sold, the winnings will be prorated based on the number of tickets sold.

9. Tuition voucher not redeemable for cash.

Purchase your tickets online at WWW.CARDINALNEWMAN.ORG/EVENTS

ENGRAVED TILES SUPPORT CN ATHLETICS Leave your mark on the campus of Cardinal Newman by placing an engraved tile on the Field House wall. Engraved tiles can honor a team, recognize a student or family, or memorialize a loved one. All purchases support the fine athletic programs offered at CN. Many personalized options are available. Visit the website to make an online purchase or to print an order form.

WWW.CARDINALNEWMAN.ORG/ENGRAVEDTILES.

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SUPPORT

WAYS OF GIVING TO CARDINAL There are several ways you can enjoy tax-deductible benefits when donating to Cardinal Newman High School.

Below are just a few ways to support your charitable objectives.

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ANNUAL FUND

Annual gifts received from parents, alumni, alum parents and friends of CN are the foundation for support of the school’s operating costs each year. Your generosity and annual gifts to this program ensure funding for improved academic and athletic programs for our students.

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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN – 4 KEY ELEMENTS OF FOCUS o Fund A Future – Tuition Assistance Program o Classroom Renovation Project o All-Weather Turf at CN Stadium o Property Development of newly acquired 1.78 acres

• ENDOWMENTS Named Endowments are established with gifts totaling $25,000 or more and honor a family, a family member or memorializes a loved one. In addition to named endowments, the Cardinal Newman Scholarship Endowment Fund was established as an accumulation over the years of gifts presented as part of a memorial to honor a specific person but fall short of the $25,000 minimum. If you wish to memorialize a loved one without establishing a Named Endowment, please know that all gifts made to the Cardinal Newman Scholarship Endowment Fund in honor of a loved one, memorialize that person by including him or her in the perpetual prayers offered by all members of the CNHS community at liturgical celebration throughout the academic year.

For a complete list of our Named Endowments, visit the website under Support CNHS/Ways of Giving. If you wish to establish a Named Endowment, or contribute to the CN Scholarship Endowment Fund, please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement.

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PEACE - Planned Estates Aiding Catholic Education

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

Visit our website under Support CNHS/Ways of Giving for more information about supporting Cardinal Newman.

Cardinal Newman Gift Recognition Societies Recognition is given for all gifts at any level and is published once a year in our Annual Report Trinity Magazine, which is distributed in December of each year. Below are the different Recognition Societies that welcome your support. Online gifts can be made for all programs by visiting our website at WWW.CARDINALNEWMAN.ORG/DONATE.

The Merici-Newman Society -

$100,000 and above

…our best Society -

$50,000 - $99,999

The Heritage Society -

$25,000 - $49,999

The Patron Gift Society -

$15,000 - $24,999

The Benefactor Gift Society -

$5,000 - $14,999

The Gold Circle Society -

$1,500 - $4,999 *

The Cardinal Gift Society -

$500 - $1,499

The Friendship Gift Society -

$1 - $499

*Donors giving at $1,500 or above annually are enrolled in the President’s Circle and invited to an annual celebration.

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VOLUNTEER AT CARDINAL NEWMAN! ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MEETING SOME GREAT PARENTS AND ALUMNI AT CARDINAL NEWMAN? TAKE A LOOK AT OUR VOLUNTEER GROUPS AND SEE HOW YOU MIGHT GET INVOLVED!

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PARENT BOARD

The Cardinal Newman Parent Board works toward building a community within our school.

They are always looking for creative and energetic parents to work on committees. It is a great way to meet new parents and become involved in our wonderful community. If you are interested in serving as a Parent Board Member or for more information, contact Christia!

Contact: Christia Chappell at christia.chappell@gmail.com

MOMS’ CLUB

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The Moms’ Club is open to all moms, alum moms, grand-moms, and friends of Cardinal Newman. Monthly meetings are held at different locations each month and all are invited!

Contact: Alyson Escallier at pigtailsncrewcuts1@yahoo.com

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DADS’ CLUB

The Dads’ Club is open to all dads, grads, grand-dads and friends of Cardinal Newman.

Monthly Dads’ Club dinners are held at different venues and are a great way to meet new friends. If you are a dad, grad, granddad or friend, you are already a ‘member’ of the Dads’ Club! So plan to join them for the next Dads’ Club dinner!

Contact: Kevin Lee at kleido@att.net

BOOSTERS

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The CN Boosters are committed to supporting our student-athletes, coaches and the Athletic Department with hands-on involvement primarily through volunteering at sporting events. If you are interested in becoming a Booster Committee Member or for more information, we’d love hear from you!

Contact: Kacy Kohut at kohutfamily@comcast.net Contact: Stacey Almy at staceyalmy@comcast.net

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE (AAC)

As each student graduates from Cardinal Newman, they automatically become a member of the Alumni Association. Last May we welcomed 140 new alums from the class of 2016 into our Alumni Association! The Alumni Association Committee meets monthly to discuss ways of involving our alums of all ages, and ways to support the school through the Association. Many events are supported through this association including our Career Day, Fun in the Fall & Polenta Feed, the CN Golf Tournament, Alumni Luncheons and Happy-Hour Socials, and our Homecoming festivities. The committee is always looking for more alums to become involved! If you are interested in becoming an Alumni Association Committee member or for more information, please contact us!

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FUN IN THE FALL WINE TASTING & POLENTA FEED MARK YOUR CALENDARS! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2017 Together, the Ursuline Alumnae Association & Cardinal Newman Alumni Association are working to bring you this year’s Fall event.

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his event will raise scholarship dollars for our young women and men at Cardinal Newman. We are pleased to have the two alumni associations working together this year to combine efforts and bring you an evening of:

Wine & Beer Tasting from 30 local wineries and breweries Polenta Buffet Dinner & Dessert Raffles & Silent Auction Dancing Are you an alum looking to host a reunion this year? This venue is PERFECT for class reunions! We do all the work, and you and your classmates enjoy reminiscing and reconnecting while enjoying Sonoma County wines and beers, a wonderful polenta dinner and more! Contact the Advancement Office to learn how easy it is to host your next reunion!

(707) 546-6470 x117 Invitations will be mailed this summer.

For more information and to make your reservations go to WWW.CARDINALNEWMAN.ORG/EVENTS.

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MOMS’ & DADS’ CLUBS SUPPORT CN!

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e are grateful for our Moms’ and Dads’ Clubs for their energy and commitment to our CN community. Year-end checks were presented to President Laura Held and Principal Graham Rutherford and will support the Library Renovation project planned for this summer! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

Plan to attend our monthly Moms’ or Dads’ Club events where good food, good drink and much fun is promised for all! Relax. Socialize. Meet new parents and make new friends . . . that’s what these clubs are all about! Mark your calendars and plan to attend one or all of our scheduled events!

Check our webpage under Parents tab, then Moms’ Club and Dads’ Club for more details and locations for each event.

MOMS’ CLUB DATES Thursday, September 14, 2017 – Co-Ed Wednesday, October 11, 2017 Thursday, November 9, 2017 Thursday, December 14, 2017 Wednesday, January 10, 2018 Tuesday, February 13 2018 Thursday, March 8 2018 Wednesday, April 18, 2018 Thursday, May 10, 2018

DADS’ CLUB DATES Wednesday, September 20, 2017 Wednesday, October 18, 2017 Wednesday, November 15, 2017 Thursday, January 18, 2018 Thursday, February 15, 2018 Thursday, March 22, 2018 Thursday, April 18, 2018 Thursday, May 17, 2018

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s the youngest children of these families graduate, these parents are recognized for having given significant volunteer time to Cardinal Newman High School during their time here.

Faculty members Dennis Bruno, Anne Del Monte, and Jeff Scharfen are thanked for their many years of commitment to CN as they now begin their retirement. Thank you for your commitment to Cardinal Newman High School and for helping to make this school a better place!

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Left to right: Linda Vinson, Christia Chappell, Anna Codding, Paulette Gamba, Trina Hartmann, and Harry Martin Not pictured: Matt & Erin Baker, Charlie Bone, Dennis Bruno, Anne Del Monte, Kevin & Cindy Lee, Mike Nonella, and Jeff Scharfen

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SAVE THESE DATES! AUGUST

OCTOBER

Parent Welcome Dinner Tuesday, August 22, 2017 6:00pm – 8:00pm - Jake’s Place Welcome Dinner for all CN parents

Homecoming Game Friday, October 6, 2017 Cardinals vs. Maria Carrillo

Parent Back to School Night Tuesday, August 29, 2017 6:30pm – 8:30pm Back to School Night for all CN parents Annual Fund - New Parent Meetings Monday, August 21, 2017 – 7:00pm – Wine & Cookies Thursday, August 24, 2017 – 8:00am - Breakfast Wednesday, August 30, 2016 – 8:30am - Breakfast All “NEW TO CN” Families ONLY are requested to attend ONE meeting. All meetings will be held in Retreat Center Fireplace Room.

SEPTEMBER Welcome Dance Friday, September 15, 2016 All CN students are invited and encouraged to attend as we kickoff the new school year!

Jog Day Wednesday, September 27, 2017 Annual student-run fundraising event in support of campus improvements.

Homecoming Dance Saturday, October 7, 2017 Alumni-Hosted Career Day Wednesday, October 11, 2017 All Freshmen and Sophomores attend Career Sessions hosted by CN alums and the CN community.

Fun in the Fall Wine & Beer Tasting & Polenta Feed Saturday, October 21, 2017 5:00pm – 11:00pm - Cardinal Newman Gym & ACC Parents, Alums, Faculty & Friends are invited for a casual social event to kick off the new school year.

Enjoy our alumni-hosted Wine & Beer Tasting, Polenta Feed, Auctions & Dancing!

DECEMBER Fall Dance Show December 11 – 12, 2017

JANUARY Ursuline Alumnae Association Crab Feed Saturday, January 20, 2018 Cardinal Newman Gym All are welcome in support of the Ursuline Alumnae Association Scholarship Fund.

FEBRUARY Winter Dance Saturday, February 10, 2018

MARCH Spring Legacy Gala Saturday, March 17, 2018 – A St. Patrick’s Day Celebration!

Parents, Alums, Faculty, Benefactors, and Friends are welcome to join us for our formal dinner, dance and auctions.

Vintners Inn/John Ash & Co.

APRIL Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament Saturday, April 14, 2018 Spring Dance Show April 23 – 24, 2018 Prom Saturday, April 29, 2018 Bentley Reserve, San Francisco

JUNE Graduation Saturday, June 2, 2018 Alumni Golf Tournament Thursday, June 7, 2018 Parents, Alums, Faculty, and Friends are welcome to join us for a day of golf, dinner, auctions and awards.

Windsor Golf Club Questions? Contact Advancement Office at (707) 546-6470 Terri x117 * Kathy x121 * Lisa x116

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ADMISSIONS

ADMISSION CALENDAR 2017-2018 CALLING ALL CARDINALS 8th Grade Preview Day

Sunday, November 12, 2017

Monday, November 6, 2017

Parents and students of all ages are welcome.

8:15am-1:15pm

11:00am-1:30pm

Prospective 8th grade students should attend Cardinal Day to explore our campus and learn more about our school!

Athletic Convocation Center (ACC)

Begins and ends in the Athletic Convocation Center (ACC) Lunch will be provided.

PLACEMENT EXAM Saturday, November 18, 2017 8:45am-12:30pm $125 Exam Fee (check payable to Cardinal Newman) Please bring your own #2 pencil; calculators may NOT be used.

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OPEN HOUSE

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Meet members of the Cardinal Newman community and hear from our teachers and counselors.

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION Due Friday, December 15, 2017 Apply online at www.cardinalnewman.org

INTERVIEWS Saturday, January 13, 2018 OR Saturday, January 20, 2018

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WELCOME CLASS OF 2021 Katie Adams

Clayton Farrow

Nick Kelly

Chase O’Keefe

Zachary Smith

Lauren Alvear

Mason Feagin

Colin Key

Alexia Ortiz

Emma Smits

Lauren Amaturo

Skyler Forcier

Conor Kilcullen

Elliot Osmer

Justin Sullivan

Lily Amaturo

Henry Fortman

Christiane Anton

Adeline Frantz

Richie Kingsborough

Alessandra Ostheimer

Katrina SwensonAguirre

Bailey Ayre

Santiago Gallegos

Abigail Knobel

Rory Parsons

Ewan Talbot

Marina Bazzano

Maximus Gallo

Lucianno Lamperti

Rhett Pavitt

Zhonghuan Tang

Jordyn Beach

Manuel Garcia

Luke Larson

Madison Pecoraro

Dimitri Tannous

Braeden Behrens

Kenadie Geernaert

Reese Lashinski

Julian Pell

Gina Taurian

Brie Belmonte

Kevin Gill

Myles Lavin

Olivia Perra

Fetsum (Babu) Tekle

Michael Bevilacqua

Jayden Gillette

Lauren LeBlanc

Mario Prado

Jacob Titone

Catherine Biehl

Nicholas Girimonte

Abigail Leighton

Jenna Rafla-Yuan

Bryce Turbeville

Jenna Bonzi

Natalia Girolo

Dominic Lemos

Kingston Rapozo

Noelle Turko

Spencer Bowen

Joseph Greco

Alexander Leopard

Christian Rauch

Kennedy Turner

Tara Bowman

Zeke Grund

Owen Levinson

Clayton Utter

Ngoc Bui

John Hafner IV

Shea Line

Millay ReidMcLaughlin

Eduardo Calderon

Elizabeth Hale

O’Callaghan Liu

Jordan Retamoza

Peyton Vice

Matthew Campos

Owen Hamblin

Aidan Lombardi

Isaac Rico

Brooke Wall

Nolan Capurro

Mariah Harris

Cameron Loxley

Antonio Rios-Soto

Flor Castaneda

Caelan Hassett

Anthony Marcellino

Emma Robinson

Sanaya Wallace Roberts

Luca Castello

John Headley

Jenna Martinez

Nicholas Rosetti

Ella Watson

Alacia Cavallo

Justin Matthews

Mitchell Russell

Jacob Weiss

Maks Clayton

Anneliese Heidingsfelder

Connor McKeown

Joseph Ryan

Mattias Westby

Ella Coleman

Jordan Hendrickson

Quinn Medin

Devaneaux Sagaral

David Wildman

Jordan Cooke

Leila Heredia

Abigail Mello

Abigail Salnas

Conor Williams

Carson Crawford

Cassandra Hilberman

Nataly Miroyan

Hunter Sandoval

Alessio Wilson

Shane Moran

Sofia Sarshar

Mitch Wilson

Victoria Holden

Zackery Moran

Emily Schmidt

Caleb Winter

Taylor Homer

Daniel Morehead

William Seghesio

Abigail Woods

Aiden Hunter

Garrett Murphy

Matteo Seliga

Devin Woods

Austin Hurd

Makayla Nelsen

Agrataa Sharma

Emilee Woods

Hagan Jackson

Calvin Nguyen

Nathan Shippey

Junfei Xiong

Alec Jacquin

Victoria Nguyen

Quinton Zakasky

William Jeffers

Tsion Nunnally

Georgina Sierocinski Jasmine Simmonds

Jiana Zielke

Patrick Cvitanovic George Daer Ryan Danley Katelin Danoff Kristyn Dell’Era Andrew DeMarinis Dylan Duenas Aysia Dural Eric Edelson Blake Fair

Hayden Johnson Ethan Kelly

Isabelle Oandason Kyle O’Donnell

Emylio Vega

Junhao Zhu

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