Trinity Magazine July 2018

JULY 2018

TRINITY

A NEWS MAGAZINE FOR THE CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY

TABLE OF CONTENTS PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

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PRINCIPALLY SPEAKING

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CLASS OF 2018

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UNDERCLASSMEN OF 2018

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CAMPUS NEWS

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SPORTS UPDATES

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STUDENT LIFE

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ALUMNI 39 SUPORT 40 ADMISSIONS 47

MISSION Our mission is to educate our students in the wholeness of mind, body, and spirit through the teachings of Jesus Christ as proclaimed by the Catholic Church. Our students learn to apply leadership skills and talents in service to others. We challenge each student to work to his or her highest potential in the lifelong pursuit of learning and excellence.

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

Prayer Holy One, you are our comfort and strength in times of sudden disaster, crisis, or chaos.

Surround us now with your grace and peace through storm or earthquake, fire or flood.

By your Spirit, lift up those who have fallen, sustain those who work to rescue or rebuild, and fill us with the hope of your new creation; through Jesus Christ, our rock and redeemer.

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

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Dear Cardinal Newman High School Community,

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hese beautiful early June days mark the close of an extraordinarily challenging year for our school and for so many people in our County of Sonoma. While we remain deeply affected by the results of the October fires, we continue to be open and committed to assisting our families while looking for new possibilities in how we will rebuild the physical structures on our campus.

Through these challenges we continue to find ways to express our thanks, 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 2018. 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 continuing to work through recovery efforts by providing the needed planning, construction and rebuild of the North Permanent Classroom Building. As a result of the October fire damage, this classroom building, rooms 8-15, will be organized and designed allowing for more flexibility of teaching and learning reflective of 21st century learning skills.

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 our young people continuing to develop their faith life: “God calls each of you by Name. The world are waiting for your answer to the unique call that each one receives in this life”.

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

With much gratitude,

Laura M. Held

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017-2018 PAIGE MAZZONI, UHS ‘84 Chairman of the Board - All Committees HEATHER DEMARINIS, UHS ‘88 JOY DURAND, UHS ‘92 SUE GORANSON, UHS ‘75 TED GRAFE, CN ‘94 KEN LAFRANCHI

TEEJAY LOWE, CN ‘93

MIKE TAMAYO, CN ‘79

DOUG MARSHALL, CN ‘03

LAURA HELD

KEN MOLINARO, CN ‘72

GRAHAM RUTHERFORD, CN ‘77

ROBERT MUELRATH

FR. MOSES BROWN

CHRYSTIE PROKOPAKIS, UHS ‘80 DAN STEVENS, CN ‘84

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PRINCIPALLY SPEAKING Graham Rutherford

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ooking back a year ago at last year’s edition, I shared how I enjoyed going on Cursillo up at Angela Center in May; in October, that building was damaged beyond repair by the Fire and has since been cleared.

Rebuilding up at Ursuline remains uncertain, though Roseland Collegiate Prep plans to return, possibly next year. The first houses have started sprouting up around us, a new form of Spring evidence, with signs also offering lots for sale. Our neighborhoods will develop differently yet their recovery is part of ours. We have been leading the return to bringing life back around us and it feels good to be joined in the endeavor. While planning the new buildings this summer will be in process, we will be doing a complete overhaul of the North-East classroom, rooms 8-15, aiming for it to reopen for the second semester. All of this is work towards a new campus design and learning place.

The learning that clearly took place after the fire was not in the curriculum to start the year or in our imagination. Students have learned that schools are people, not buildings; they know that in an emergency, there will be help offered, that we don’t recover alone.

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We have walked together, seemingly uphill, and tried to improve along the way. Teachers have tried to support all students with new methods and used new technology; we reworked our schedule to provide more tutorial support, a later start, and class periods that use the same time slots each day. This change was for student benefit, to reduce stress, and to allow flexibility. Most see it as a clear change for the better.

Our staff has shown the ability to adjust and adapt; now students do that better too.

Finally, since we learned that plans can be changed quickly, we will go into next year with a bevy of lessons on how to make better changes. We are sending this group of graduates on their way with new found abilities. They will spread out to colleges throughout the country and begin a new saga, knowing they have survived a holocaust and that they are stronger for that. We will miss their presence, though we know the new class of 2022 will bring us their story. I fully expect them both to succeed, those we have taught, and those we are about to teach.

Graham Rutherford

President LAURA M. HELD

Assistant Principal RICH HERRMANN

Principal GRAHAM RUTHERFORD

Assistant Principal BERNADETTE CALHOUN

Chaplain FATHER MOSES BROWN

Personal Counseling ED CUTLER TRACY WILLIAMS

Assistant Principal DOUG KIRK

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

Athletic Director DAVE GEOFFRION Director of Finance JOLIE TROGDON

PRESENTING THE CLASS OF 2018

Ava Jewel Alvarez

Clare Elizabeth Curran

Arie Ann Searcy

Kelly Linh Danoff

Jillian Isabella Noel Karuza

Brenna Kristina McKenzie

Jaxon Jeffrey-Cole Apodaca

Madison Joy Mello

Joseph Clement Seghesio

Brendan Grier Farber

Vanessa Ana Kashani

Tanner Lee Mendoza

Juan David Simonyi

Bentley Noelle Barbour

Julianna Therese Filice

Dylan Edward Kattengell

Juliette Patricia Miksis

Madelin Claire Skinner

Beau Evan Barrington

Maiya Rhianne Flores

Kristina Emerald Kawasaki

Ryan Joseph Miller

Abbygail Marie Stromer

John James Bazzano

Patrick Robert Foley

Dain William Milliman

Jacob Thomas Bentham

Maddisen Isabelle Foster

Cassandra Michelle Killeen

Gabrielle Marie SwensonAguirre

Sophia Elisabeth Bertero

Casey Lee Frazier

Madelyne Jean Bertolone

Grace Denise Garzini

Joseph Murray Bone

Ryan Joseph Golden

Jordan Alexandra Bonzi

Taylor O’Neill Graniss

Mark Andrew Boschetti

George FD Grant

Tyler Mitchell Botteri

John Thorsen Grant

Kasey Ferrari Braun

Carleigh McKenna Greenband

Harrison Vincent Bruno Jenna Marie Bucher Brennan Edward Callahan Chase Joseph Ardine Cambron

Nikko Thomas Kitchen

Raymond Mitchell Monks Benjamin William Montalbano

Dylan John Tarnutzer

Megan Noelle Klee Jordan Elizabeth Klein

Jason Patrick Moran

Andrew Allan Van Dyke

Antonia Grace Knight

Bradley Walter Morato

Caleb Scott Vice

Bennett Louis Kohut

Gary Demitri Munsell

Geovanni Alexander Vigil

Padraig Thomas Lafferty

Dominic Vincent Natale

Marco Arthur Lafranchi

Kathy Mai Tram Nguyen

Luke Avery von Brauchitsch

Ava Valerie Lepe

Harrison Lee Greenleaf

Joseph Andrew OSullivanTrevena

Isabelle Marie Vreeland

Dylan Ray Levinson

Matthew Austin Gruber

Hannah Rose Line

Noah Michael Patrick

Jianing Greta Wang

Diane Rose Hagler

Zhihao Martin Ling

Connor David Pedersen

Muyang Frank Wang

Jackson Ford Phillips

Tianyuan Scott Wang

Ayden Taylor-Barry

Catalina Walsh

Nicholas Ian Hall

Nicholas Daniel Lytle

Kyle Clement Carinalli

Brycen John Head

Kexuan Coco Ma

Christopher Manuel Pires

Ziqi Jeremy Wang

Dante Antonio Cavallo

Nicholas Charles Hernandez

Yuxiao Jason Ma

Fernanda Prado

Grayson Mary Weaver

Devin Anthony Mansen

Katie Breanne Pratt

Tal Marie Webb

Christian Robert Hextrum

Dario Enzo Marotto

Kieran Wilson Price

Samantha Rose Williams

Isaiah Aaron Chass

Malcolm Robert Hilberman

Harrison William Mauch

Philip Alexander Rago

Nicholas Joseph Winton

Jiacheng Chen

Damian Gavin Holt

Tori Gwen Reumann

Ava Cecilia Woods

Lauren Grace Elizabeth Clements

Grace Anne Holtschult

Alexandra Eileen McDermott

Haley Odell Robertson

Yucheng Jeremy Wu

Michael James McDermott

Ryan Charles Robinson

Nicolas James Wycoff

Kaitlyn Eileen Ryan

Deric William Younce

Alexandria Marie Schmidt

Steven Joseph Zichichi

Nicholas Stephen Scrivanich

Aislinn Devin Zimmer

Christopher Roman Chandler

Dalton James Coleman

Spencer Thomas Holtschult

Aliyah June ConsaniBaker

Carlin Maleko Hornbostel

Patrick Donald Douglas McDermott

Maria Malika Joyce Joslyn-O’Rourke

Rachael Kau’inoheamalia McGregor

Samuel Roman Conti

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COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES 2018 The University of Alabama American University Arizona State University The University of Arizona Auburn University Asuza Pacific University Baylor University Becker College Bentley University Biola University Birmingham-Southern College Boise State University Boston University Bucknell University California Baptist University California Lutheran University California State Polytechnic University-Pomona California State Polytechnic University-San Luis Obispo California State UniversityChannel Islands California State UniversityChico California State UniversityFresno California State UniversityFullerton California State UniversityLong Beach California State UniversityMaritime Academy California State UniversityMonterey Bay California State UniversityNorthridge California State UniversitySacramento California State University-San Bernardino California State University-San Marcos University of CaliforniaBerkeley University of California-Davis University of California-Irvine University of California-Los Angeles University of CaliforniaMerced University of CaliforniaRiverside University of California-San Diego University of California-Santa Barbara University of California-Santa Cruz 6

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Carroll College Case Western Reserve University Chaminade University of Honolulu Chapman University Clark University Clemson University Colby-Sawyer College University of ColoradoBoulder University of ColoradoColorado Springs Colorado Mesa University Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University Concordia UniversityMontreal University of Connecticut Creighton University Dallas Baptist University Davidson College Dean College University of Denver Dominican University of California University College-Dublin Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univiversity-Prescott Fairfield University Fairleigh Dickinson University George Fox University The George Washington University University of Georgia Gonzaga University Grand Canyon University Hamline University University of Hartford University of Hawaii-Manoa Hawaii Pacific University Hollins University Humboldt State University University of Idaho University of Illinois-UrbanaChampaign Indiana UniversityBloomington Iowa State University Ithaca College Johnson and Wales University-Providence University of LaVerne Lafayette College Lewis and Clark College Linfield College Loyola Marymount University

Loyola University-Chicago Marquette University Maryland Institute College of Art Marymount Manhattan College University of MassachusettsAmhearst University of MassachusettsBoston Miami University-Oxford Michigan State University University of Michigan University of Mississippi Montana State UniversityBozeman The University of MontanaMissoula National University of IrelandGalway University of Nevada-Las Vegas University of Nevada-Reno University of New Mexico Newbury College Northeastern University Northern Arizona University University of Northern Colorado Notre Dame de Namur University Nova Southeastern University Oregon State University University of Oregon Otterbein University Pace University-New York City University of the Pacific Pennsylvania State University Pepperdine University University of Pittsburgh Point Loma Nazarene University Portland State University University of Portland Pratt MWP College of Art and Design Providence College Purdue University University fo Redlands Regis College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ringling College of Art and Design Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Rutgers University-New Brunswick

Saint Mary’s College of California Saint Xavier University San Diego State University University of San Diego San Francisco State University University of San Francisco San Jose State University Santa Barbara City College Santa Clara University Santa Rosa Junior College Seattle University Seton Hall University Simon Fraser University Simpson College Simpson University Sonoma State University Southern Methodist University Southern Oregon University St. John’s University-Queens Campus Stanford University Stonehill college Syracuse University Temple University Tennessee State University University of TennesseeKnoxville Texas A&M University Texas Christian University Texas State University The Ohio State University Tulane University United States Air Force Academy United States Naval Academy University at Buffalo-SUNY University of Jamestown Vanguard University of Southern California Virginia Tech Washington State University University of Washington Western Michigan University Western State Colorado University Westmont College Wheaton College-MA Williamette University Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Wyoming Xavier University Yale University

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VALEDICTORIANS

Julianna Filice Valedictorian

Nick Scrivanich Valedictorian

BACCALAUREATE MASS

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n the months following the October wildfires, the Seniors spent their days together in a “one room schoolhouse” at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Cotati’s hall. The graduating class returned to St. Joseph’s, now a familiar place of fond remembrance and community, for their Baccalaureate Mass celebration.

Before the mass began, students brought in symbols of their high school experience to decorate the foot of the altar: a diploma, a yearbook, a symbol from senior retreat, and unique to this year, a “CN Strong” cross and a surviving piece of the flag from the burned campus to represent the resilience of the community and class.

Cardinal Newman’s Chaplain, Fr. Moses Brown, shared the following message to the graduates and their families:

We have had a year of many challenges and difficulties and yet we are still here. Cardinal Newman High School is not about buildings and other physical objects; it is about our relationship with God and with other human beings. We know God, because Jesus has revealed Him as Our Father.

As a loving Father, God does protect us even when bad events occur such as natural disasters. We recognize that although we have lost so much this year, we have found so much more in who we have been through the disaster.

God has truly protected us and given us so much more than the lilies of the field or the birds of the air. God gives them what they need and they appear to be doing well. God gives us what we need and we grow as a result of His love for us.

We now look upon life with the knowledge and attitude that God loves us as a Father. He protects us, nourishes us and guides us through life.

We are worth more than many sparrows or lilies, and God blesses us accordingly.

As we send forth our Class of 2018, it is with the knowledge that they are not alone. God is with them and with us all.

May God bless you.

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2018 TOP AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS Ava Jewel Alvarez

Julianna Therese Filice

Johnson & Wales University, JWU California Scholarship

University of California-Berkeley, Berkeley UG Scholarship

Johnson & Wales University, Presidential Academic Scholarship

UCLA, UC Grant

St. Mary’s College of California, Gael Scholars Award University of Arizona, Arizona Excellence Award University of Colorado-Boulde, First Nations Scholarship University of Denver, CMCI Merit Scholarship

University of California-Santa Barbara, Regents and UCSB Scholarship University of Portland, President’s Scholarship and Grant Italian Catholic Federation, Scholarship Total Awards $366,300

University of Denver, Presidential Scholarship University of Denver, University Scholar Award University of Portland, President’s Scholarship Total Awards $429,000

Jacob Thomas Bentham California Lutheran University, Founders Scholarship George Washington University, Presidential Scholarship

Maria Malika Joyce JoslynO’Rourke Becker College, John Hancock Scholarship Hollins University, Hollins Scholar Award

Gonzaga University, Regent Scholarship

Saint Xavier University, Scholarships

Loyola University-Chicago, Presidential Scholarship

University of California-Davis, Grants

University of Portland, President’s Scholarship

University of Massachusetts, Chancellor’s Scholarship

University of San Francisco, Provost Award

Total Awards $341,222

Saint Mary’s College of California, Honors Entrance Schilarship

Santa Rosa Junior College, Doyle Scholarship Baldocchi Scholarship, Scholarship American Legion Boys State Representative Total Awards $608,200

Jenna Marie Bucher

Alexandra Eileen McDermott

Gonzaga University, Regent Scholarship Providence College, Albert Magnus Scholarship

Creighton University, Founders, Global Scholar and Labaj Award

Seattle University, Campion Scholarship

Gonzaga University, Dean’s Scholarship

University of Oregon, Summit Scholarship

Seton Hall University, University and Summer Scholarship

University of Portland, President’s Scholarship University of San Diego, Trustee Scholar Xavier University, Scholarship and Book Allowance Christermon Foundation Beverage Industry, Scholarship Total Awards$ 532,000

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Xavier University, Xavier Scholarship Baldocchi Scholarship, Scholarship American Legion Girls State Representative Total Awards $ 302,000

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2018 TOP AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS Patrick Donald Douglas McDermott

Fernanda Prado

Baylor University, Provost Scholarship

Holy Names University, HNU Scholarship

United States Air Force Academy, Scholarship

Loyola Marymount University, Achievement Award and Grant

Texas Christian University, Founders Scholarship

California Lutheran University, Regents Scholarship

Xavier University, Xavier Scholarship

Notre Dame de Namur University, Scholarship and Grant

Boys Scouts of America Eagle Scout

Santa Clara University, Grants

Total Awards $592,000

Saint Mary’s College of California, Presidential Scholarship University of California-Davis, Grants University of San Diego, Alcala Award University of San Francisco, Presidential Scholarship and Grant Baldocchi Scholarship, Scholarship Total Awards $888,448

Asuza Pacific University, Dean’s Scholarship

Gabrielle Marie SwensonAguirre

Baylor University, Provost Scholarship

Azusa Pacific University, Presidential Scholarship

Chapman University, Provost Scholarship

California Lutheran University, Regents and Deans Scholarship

Madison Joy Mello

Pepperdine University, George Pepperdine Award Point Loma Nazarene University, Trustee’s Scholarship University of Colorado-Boulder, Presidential Scholarship University of Oregon, Summit Scholarship University of San Diego, Trustee’s Scholarship Westmont College, Wallace Emerson Scholarship

Carroll College, Bishop Carrol Scholarship Chaminade University of Hawaii, Regents Scholarship Loyola Marymount University, Arrupe, Early Action, Jesuit Community Scholarships and Grants Point Loma Nazarene University, Trustee’s Scholarship

Total Awards $573,400

Saint Mary’s College of California, Presidential Scholarship

Santa Rosa Junior College, Doyle Scholarship University of Pacific, Scholarships Westmont College, Ruth Kerr Scholarship and Grant Total Awards $725,356

Gary Demitri Munsell

Isabelle Marie Vreeland

United States Naval Academy, Scholarship

California Lutheran University, Founders and Dean’s Scholarship

University of Colorado-Boulder, Presidential Scholarship

Hawaii Pacific University, Presidential Scholarship

Boys Scouts of America Eagle Scout

Purdue University, Merit Scholarship

Total Awards $455,000

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, RoseHulman Merit Scholar

Simpson College, Presidential Scholarship Total Awards $306,456

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2018 TOP AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS Grayson Mary Weaver

Steven Joseph Zichichi

Azusa Pacific University, Grant

Biola University, President’s Scholarship

Chapman University, Grant

Holy Names University, HNU Scholarship

Dominican University, Grant

Santa Clara University, Dean’s Scholarship

Fairfield University, Grant

Westmont College, Augustinian Scholarship

University of California-Riverside, Scholarship

Italian Catholic Federation, Scholarship

Total Awards $466,836

Baldocchi Scholarship, Scholarship Total Awards $364,840

Samantha Rose Williams

Aislinn Devin Zimmer

Gonzaga University, Dussault Scholarship

Gonzaga University, Dean’s Scholarship and Gonzaga Grant

University of Idaho, Discover ID Gold Scholarship and WUE University of Nevada-Reno, Nevada Advantage Scholarship

Lewis and Clark University, Faculty Scholarship, Leadership Award, Endowed Scholarship and Grant

University of New Mexico, Amigo Scholarship

Loyola University-Chicago, Damen Scholarship and Loyola Grant

University of San Francisco, Presidential Scholarship

University of California-Davis, University Grants

Washington State University, Cougar Award and Scholarship Total Awards $337,240

University of Oregon, Summit Scholarship University of San Diego, Trustee’s and USD Scholarship University of San Francisco, Provost Scholarship and Grant Total Awards $652,712

Ava Cecilia Woods Loyola University-Chicago, Loyola Scholarship Seattle University, Bellermine Scholarship and Grant Seton Hall University, Scholarship University of Portland, President’s Scholarship and Grant Total Awards $345,440

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OVER 13.5 MILLION SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS AWARDED TO THE CLASS OF 2018!

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SENIOR SINGLE-YEAR AWARDS Walter C. Hulsman Highest G.P.A.

Henry F. Trione Outstanding Leadership Award

Julianna Filice

Nicholas Scrivanich

St. Angela Christian Gentlewoman

John Henry Newman Christian Gentleman

Jenna Bucher

Jacob Bentham

Kasey Braun

Steven Zichichi

Thomas M. DeMeo Scholar/Artist Award

Michael McDermott

Juliette Miksis

Mary Ellen C. Walter Outstanding Service Award

Patrick Foley

Alexandra McDermott

Jackson Phillips

Fernanda Prado

John M. Fitzgerald Scholar/Athlete Award

Tal Webb

Beau Barrington

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SENIOR 4-YEAR AWARDS Most Improved Female

Most Improved Male

Service Award Female

Service Award Male

Kristina Kawasaki

Connor Pedersen

Grace Garzini

Nicholas Hall

Leadership Award Female

Leadership Award Male

All-Around Award Female

All-Around Award Male

Grayson Weaver

Harrison Bruno

Tal Webb

Gary Munsell

St. Angela Christian Gentlewoman

Gabrielle SwensonAguirre

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John Henry Newman Christian Gentlemen

Jacob Bentham

Steven Zichichi

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SENIOR AWARDS 2018 SENIOR HONOR MEDALS 3.5 GPA or better 13 out of 15 quarters or three consecutive quarters Alvarez, Ava

Grant, George

Mauch, Harrison

Ryan, Kaitlyn

Barbour, Bentley

Greenband, Carleigh

McDermott, Alexandra

Scrivanich, Nicholas

Barrington, Beau

Hall, Nicholas

McDermott, Michael

Searcy, Arie

Bentham, Jacob

Holtschult, Grace

McDermott, Patrick

Skinner, Madelin

Bertero, Sophia

Hornbostel, Carlin

McGregor, Rachael

Bonzi, Jordan

Joslyn-O’Rourke, Maria

Mello, Madison

Swenson-Aguirre, Gabrielle

Boschetti, Mark

Karuza, Jillian

Mendoza, Tanner

Tarnutzer, Dylan

Braun, Kasey

Kashani, Vanessa

Moran, Jason

Van Dyke, Andrew

Bruno, Harrison

Kattengell, Dylan

Munsell, Gary

von Brauchitsch, Luke

Bucher, Jenna

Kawasaki, Kristina

Natale, Dominic

Vreeland, Isabelle

Chass, Isaiah

Klee, Megan

Wang, Ziqi Jeremy

Conti, Samuel

Klein, Jordan

O’Sullivan Trevena, Joseph

Curran, Clare

Kohut, Bennett

Phillips, Jackson

Weaver, Grayson

Danoff, Kelly

Lafferty, Padraig

Pires, Christopher

Webb, Tal

Farber, Brendan

Lafranchi, Marco

Prado, Fernanda

Williams, Samantha

Filice, Julianna

Lepe, Ava

Price, Kieran

Woods, Ava

Foley, Patrick

Line, Hannah

Rago, Philip

Zichichi, Steven

Foster, Maddisen

Marotto, Dario

Robertson, Haley

Zimmer, Aislinn

Wang, Jianing Greta

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SENIOR AWARDS 2018 SAT & ACT RESULTS FOR CLASS OF 2018

OXFORD SCHOLAR LIST

CNHS Top 40% Class of 2018 SAT Scores Evidence Based Reading & Writing: 667 Mathematics: 700 Combined: 1351

Samuel Conti

CNHS Top 40% Class of 2018 ACT Score Composite: 29.7

Kasey Braun Brendan Farber Julianna Filice Maddisen Foster Nicholas Hall Carlin Hornbostel Padraig Lafferty

CNHS Class of 2018 Average SAT Scores Evidence Based Reading & Writing: 592 Mathematics: 595 Combined: 1188

Marco Lafranchi

CNHS Class of 2018 Average ACT Score Composite: 25

Nicholas Scrivanich

Gary Munsell Christopher Pires Steven Zichichi

NATIONAL LATIN EXAM AWARDS

SAFE SCHOOL AMBASSADORS

SENIORS: Latin IV Poetry Exam Nicholas Scrivanich - Gold Medal and Summa Cum Laude Nicholas Hall - Cum Laude

SENIORS

JUNIORS: Latin III Exam Nolan Goan - Cum Laude Grace McPhee - Cum Laude SOPHOMORES: Latin II Exam Abby Clark - Cum Laude Isabella LeKander - Cum Laude FRESHMEN: Latin III Exam Hagan Jackson - Magna Cum Laude Latin I Exam Abigail Mello - Cum Laude Mattias Westby - Cum Laude 14

Michael McDermott

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Alvarez, Ava

McKenzie, Brenna

Bentham, Jacob

Prado, Fernanda

Consani-Baker, Aliyah

Ryan, Kaitlyn

Filice, Julianna

Seghesio, Joseph

Greenband, Carleigh Holt, Damian

Swenson-Aguirre, Gabrielle

Holtschult, Grace

Vigil, Geovanni

Kattengell, Dylan

Webb, Tal

Killeen, Cassie

Williams, Samantha

Marotto, Dario

Woods, Ava

McDermott, Alexandra

Zimmer, Aislinn

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SENIOR AWARDS 2018 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION (CSF) Life Membership

Farber, Brendan

Klein, Jordan

Milliman, Dain

Seghesio, Joseph

Alvarez, Ava

Filice, Julianna

Knight, Antonia

Moran, Jason

Skinner, Madelin

Barbour, Bentley

Foley, Patrick

Kohut, Bennett

Munsell, Gary

Stromer, Abbygail

Barrington, Beau

Foster, Maddison

Lafferty, Padraig

Natale, Dominic

Bazzano, John

Garzini, Grace

Lafranchi, Marco

Bentham, Jacob

Grant, George

Lepe, Ava

OSullivan-Trevena, Joseph

Swenson-Aguirre, Gabrielle

Bertero, Sophia

Greenband, Carleigh

Line, Hannah

Patrick, Noah

VanDyke, Andrew

Ma, Yuxiao Jason

Phillips, Jackson

Vice, Caleb

Hagler, Diane

Marotto, Dario

Pires, Christopher

Hall, Nicholas

Mauch, Harrison

Prado, Fernanda

vonBrauchitsch, Luke

Holtschult, Grace

McDermott, Alexandra

Pratt, Katie

Vreeland, Isabelle

Price, Kiernan

Wang, Jianing Greta

Joslyn-O’Rourke, Maria

McDermott, Michael

Rago, Phillip

Wang, Ziqi Jeremy

McDermott, Patrick

Robertson, Haley

Weaver, Grayson

Karuza, Jillian

McGregor, Rachael

Robinson, Ryan

Webb, Tal

Kashani, Vanessa

McKenzie, Brenna

Ryan, Kaitlyn

Williams, Samantha

Kattengell, Dylan

Mello, Madison

Schmidt, Alexandria

Woods, Ava

Kawasaki, Kristina

Mendoza, Tanner

Scrivanich, Nicholas

Zichichi, Steven

Killeen, Cassandra

Miller, Ryan

Searcy, Arie

Zimmer, Aislinn

Bone, Joseph Bonzi, Jordan Boschetti, Mark Braun, Kasey Bruno, Harrison Bucher, Jenna Cavallo, Dante Chass, Isaiah Chen, Jiacheng Conti, Samuel Curran, Clare Danoff, Kelly

Hornbostel, Carlin

Tarnutzer, Dylan

Klee, Megan

PRINCIPAL PIN AWARDEES 4.0 GPA or better 13 of 15 quarters or three consecutive quarters Alvarez, Ava Barbour, Bentley Barrington, Beau Bentham, Jacob Bertero, Sophia Boschetti, Mark Braun, Kasey Bruno, Harrison Bucher, Jenna Chass, Isaiah Conti, Samuel Curran, Clare Danoff, Kelly

Farber, Brendan Filice, Julianna Foster, Maddisen Grant, George Greenband, Carleigh Hall, Nicholas Hornbostel, Carlin Kawasaki, Kristina Klee, Megan Lafferty, Padraig Lafranchi, Marco Mauch, Harrison McDermott, Alexandra

McDermott, Michael McDermott, Patrick Mello, Madison Miller, Ryan Munsell, Gary Natale, Dominic OSullivan Trevena, Joseph Phillips, Jackson Pires, Christopher Prado, Fernanda Price, Kieran Rago, Philip

Robertson, Haley Ryan, Kaitlyn Scrivanich, Nicholas Skinner, Madelin Swenson-Aguirre, Gabrielle von Brauchitsch, Luke Wang, Jianing Greta Webb, Tal Williams, Samantha Zichichi, Steven Zimmer, Aislinn

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SPRING SEMESTER 2017-18 PRINCIPAL’S LIST 4.0 OR BETTER GPA FRESHMEN Batchelder, Shea Belmonte, Brie Biehl, Catherine Bowman, Tara Coleman, Ella DeMarinis, Andrew Dural, Aysia Girolo, Natalia Holden, Victoria Jackson, Hagan Johnson, Hayden Kelly, Nick Kilcullen, Conor Lashinski, Reese Leighton, Abigail Liu, O’Callaghan Martinez, Jenna Nguyen, Calvin Osmer, Elliot Ostheimer, Alessandra Prado, Mario Rafla-Yuan, Jenna Rico, Isaac Sarshar, Sofia Sharma, Agrataa Smith, Alexander Sullivan, Justin Swenson-Aguirre, Katrina Taurian, Gina Turbeville, Bryce Vice, Peyton Wall, Brooke Wallace Roberts, Sanaya Westby, Mattias Woods, Abigail Zakasky, Quinton Zhu, Junhao SOPHOMORES AndersonSoria, Creighton Auslen, Kylie Brunner, Isabella Bucher, Mikayla Carrithers, Porter Clark, Abby

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Davis, Zachary Davison, Samuel Dexter, Lindsey Donlon, Julia Evans, Daniella Foster, Paige Goldschmidt, Hilary Grant, George Hall, Christopher Heath, Antonio Hernandez, Claire Hiserote, Samantha Huang, Zhongyuan Hunter, Alija Kelley, Kira Khaziev, Daniel LeKander, Isabella Lepe, Kara Limper, Alexander Marotto, Carina Mauch, Preston McNamara, Emma McNeany, Dylan Natale, Alyssa Nguyen, Christine Nordby, Emma O’Connor, Cassidy Patterson, Justin Peng, Vincent Pires, Matthew Polizziani, Lorena Prendiville, Matthew Rahhal, Katerina Roman, Nathan Scrivanich, Eric Seymour, Audrey Shieh, Natalie Singleton, Jacob Smith, Jaime Sorensen, Grace Stafford, Bennett Stevens, Benjamin van den Daele, Leopold Vice, Lauren Williams, Madisen JUNIORS Almy, Olivia Almy, Mary Ammons, Lindsey Anderson, Aubrey Angel, Julio

Anton, Daniela Bellizzi, Maria Berg, Mackenzie Bernal-Skala, Diego Bianchetti, Stefano Bollinger, Camille Born, Olivia Capurro, Nathan Cargill, Avery Castaneda, Linda Cerney, Maya Christy, Gavin Cose, Grace Craig, Madeleine Daniel, Kabir DeMarinis, Alexis Di Loreto, Matthew Donnelly, Garrett Duffy, Ryan Dutton, Karmen Erwin, Isabella Faust, Lauren Forsell, Matthew Friesch, Mason Herrfeldt, Jordan Huang, Yinghua Imm, Cade Janisch, Jasmine Jannicelli, Lauren Johnson, Katelyn Jones, Melina Keshishian, Kaitlyn Khaziev, Daniel Larson, Lillian LeBerthon, Chauncey Loughner, Lucas Lynch, Caleb McCormick, Mikayla McLaughlin, John McPhee, Grace Olsen, Christian Parry, James Pisors, Carissa Roman, Anthony Roy, Keely Rudoni, Mitchell Salisbury, Abigail Slender, Bradley Smith, Keegan Sorensen, Andrew Steverson, Noah Taurian, Mario

Tett, Porter Thompson, Joshua Titone, Haley Van Milligen, James vanZutphen, Liliana Vice, Skylar Vidaurri, Marcus Vu, Augustine West, Sarah Westby, Carsten Whirley, Karen Wright, Ella Xie, Yasi SENIORS Alvarez, Ava Barbour, Bentley Barrington, Beau Bentham, Jacob Bertero, Sophia Boschetti, Mark Braun, Kasey Bruno, Harrison Bucher, Jenna Conti, Samuel Curran, Clare Farber, Brendan Filice, Julianna Foster, Maddisen Grant, George Greenband, Carleigh Hall, Nicholas Hornbostel, Carlin Kashani, Vanessa Kawasaki, Kristina Klee, Megan Klein, Jordan Lafferty, Padraig Lafranchi, Marco Lepe, Ava Mauch, Harrison McDermott, Patrick McDermott, Alexandra McDermott, Michael Mello, Madison Mendoza, Tanner Munsell, Gary Natale, Dominic OSullivan-Trevena, Joseph Phillips, Jackson Pires, Christopher

Prado, Fernanda Price, Kieran Rago, Philip Robertson, Haley Ryan, Kaitlyn Schmidt, Alexandria Scrivanich, Nicholas Searcy, Arie Skinner, Madelin Swenson-Aguirre, Gabrielle von Brauchitsch, Luke Vreeland, Isabelle Wang, Jianing Weaver, Grayson Webb, Tal Williams, Samantha Zichichi, Steven Zimmer, Aislinn

FIRST HONORS 3.5-3.99 GPA FRESHMEN Adams, Katie Bazzano, Marina Beach, Jordyn Bevilacqua, Michael Bowen, Spencer Capurro, Nolan Castaneda, Flor Cavallo, Alacia Crawford, Carson Danoff, Katelin Farrow, Clayton Forcier, Skyler Gallegos, Santiago Gillette, Jayden Girimonte, Nicholas Grund, Zeke Hafner IV, John Halkovich, Hunter Harris, Mariah Hassett, Caelan Headley, John Hunter, Aiden Key, Colin LeBlanc, Lauren Lombardi, Aidan McGowan, Lily

CLASS OF 2018

SPRING SEMESTER 2017-18 McKeown, Connor Medin, Quinn Mello, Abigail Miroyan, Nataly Morehead, Daniel Nguyen, Victoria O’Keefe, Chase Oandason, Isabelle Pecoraro, Madison Pell, Julian Perra, Olivia Reid-McLaughlin, Millay Retamoza, Jordan Sagaral, Devaneaux Schmidt, Emily Sierocinski, Georgina Tannous, Dimitri Turko, Noelle Weiss, Jacob Woods, Emilee Xiong, Junfei Zielke, Jiana SOPHOMORES Bacci, Christina Blakely, Ty Bradley, Hayden Cavallo, Gianni Coleman, Torrence Dang, Virginia Dhillon, Harleen Diehl, Kelven Du, Yu Dumont, Jett Durkey, Cooper Emond, Ryan Garrone, Marcus Golden, Kaili Juillerat, Jenna Kelley, Connor Knepper, Austin Li, Pinliang Loehrer, Eriandra Lombardi, Andrew McKenzie, Kaycee Nguyen, Nhi Niehaus, Alexandria Santana Queiroz, Arthur Schnabel, Erin Simonyi, Paula Stewart, Payton Weatherby, Serenity Zhang, Jiulong

JUNIORS Aldridge, Elena Anderson, Carmen Apodaca, Jacob Backen, Samantha Bai, Yi Bigattini, Giuliano Braun, Frank Brown, Justin Citti, Isabella Farrow, Peyton Foley, Elizabeth Garrett, Anisa George, Nicholas Goan, Nolan Jordan, Audrey Kahaulelio, Dino Kumra, Kai Lamperti, Gianni Larson, Will Lewis, Kaden Mayer, Samuel McConnell, Cameron McCormick, Ciaran Murray, Jordan Negri, Ana Nicholes, Powers O’Brien, Kieran Sandoval, Salvador Shi, Zilin Stoesser, Sean Stout, Mark Taddei, Alyssa Tannous, Anthony Tekle, Samra Thompson, Charles Tosti, Elizabeth Wall, Nick Wallace, Devin Williams, Olivia SENIORS Apodaca, Jaxon Bone, Joseph Bonzi, Jordan Cavallo, Dante Chass, Isaiah Clements, Lauren Danoff, Kelly Garzini, Grace Golden, Ryan Holtschult, Grace Joslyn-O’Rourke, Maria

Karuza, Jillian Kattengell, Dylan Killeen, Cassandra Knight, Antonia Kohut, Bennett Line, Hannah Ma, Kexuan Ma, Yuxiao Marotto, Dario McGregor, Rachael McKenzie, Brenna Miller, Ryan Moran, Jason Patrick, Noah Pedersen, Connor Seghesio, Joseph Stromer, Abbygail Tarnutzer, Dylan Wang, Ziqi Winton, Nicholas Woods, Ava

SECOND HONORS 3.0-3.49 GPA FRESHMEN Alvear, Lauren Ayre, Bailey Bonzi, Jenna Castello, Luca Danley, Ryan Fair, Blake Feagin, Mason Frantz, Adeline Gallo, Maximus Gill, Kevin Hale, Elizabeth Heidingsfelder, Anneliese Hilberman, Cassandra Homer, Taylor Kelly, Ethan Lamperti, Lucianno Line, Shea Pavitt, Rhett Rapozo, Kingston Robinson, Emma Seghesio, William Shippey, Nathan Smits, Emma Tekle, Fetsum (Babu) Watson, Ella Woods, Devin

SOPHOMORES

SENIORS

Cargill, Kaia Carroll, Cassidy Chavez Solorio, Maria Dhillon, Jasleen Dove, Peyton Durkey, Coleton Gilson, Zac Jian, Zhengzhao Lafranchi, Justin Latham, Sean McGee, John McMahon, Matthew Millard, Mackenzie Monks, Megan Pavitt, Jackson Petersen, Cole Quemada Martinez, Pablo Rios Sarabia, Jorge Sage-Elwood, Sophia Sanchez, Natalia Sanz Galduf, Marta Searcy, Brin Skinner, Abigailgrace Walsh, Shane Weaver, Camden Woods, Giancarlo Wycoff, Miles Zamora Fort, Jaime

Bazzano, John Bertolone, Madelyne Botteri, Tyler Chen, Jiacheng Coleman, Dalton Consani-Baker, Aliyah Flores, Maiya Foley, Patrick Frazier, Casey Grant, John Greenleaf, Harrison Head, Brycen Hernandez, Nicholas Hextrum, Christian Holtschult, Spencer Levinson, Dylan Ling, Zhihao Miksis, Juliette Milliman, Dain Montalbano, Benjamin Morato, Bradley Nguyen, Kathy Pratt, Katie Robinson, Ryan Van Dyke, Andrew Wang, Muyang Wu, Yucheng Wycoff, Nicolas Younce, Deric

JUNIORS Allen, Ronnie Berglund, Ella Coleman, Meredith Comfort, Kyle Delzell, Lleyton Demuth-Gordon, Tor Evans, Emerald Flowers, Sean Gallo, Augustine Hudson, Lauren Kloes, Spencer Mann, Alyna Martin, Caroline Nielson, Matthew Pelkey, Dylan Reddy, Aryana Silveira, Isabella “Bella” Sutherland, Sophia Sweeney, John Woods, Jake

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SCHOLAR ATHLETES & TEAMS SPRING 2018 SCHOLAR ATHLETES Varsity Tennis Anderson-Soria, Creighton 10

Williams, Madisen

Williams, Samantha 12

O’Sullivan-Trevena, Joseph 12

Auslen, Kylie

10

Zimmer, Aislinn

Tarnutzer, Dylan

10 12

12

JV Women’s Track Anderson, Aubrey 11

Bentham, Jacob

12

Beach, Jordyn

9

Van Milligen, James 11

Bigattini, Giuliano

11

Bucher, Mikayla

10

Wall, Nicholas

Farber, Brendan

12

Bucher, Jenna

12

Hafner IV, John

9

JV Women’s Lacrosse

Craig, Madeleine

11

Bollinger, Camille

11

JV Baseball

Kumra, Kai

11

Dexter, Lindsey

10

Castaneda, Flor

9

Cavallo, Gianni

10

Hilberman, Cassandra 9

Munsell, Gary

12

Garzini, Grace

12

10

Emond, Ryan

10

Price, Kieran

12

Sorensen, Grace

10

Roman, Nathan

10

Webb, Tal 12

Roman, Anthony

11

Seghesio, Joseph

12

Vidaurri, Marcus

11

Wang, Ziqi

12

Varsity Men’s Lacrosse

Winton, Nicholas

12

Cvitanovic, Patrick 9 Davis, Zachary

10

DeMarinis, Andrew 9

JV Tennis

Diehl, Kelven

10

Daniel, Kabir

11

Loughner, Lucas

11

McLaughlin, John

11

Patrick, Noah

12

Olsen, Christian

11

Rago, Philip

12

Sorensen, Andrew 11

Scrivanich, Eric

10

Stevens, Benjamin 10

Varsity Softball

Adams, Katie

JV Men’s Lacrosse

9

Alvear, Lauren

9

Bowman, Tara

9

Cavallo, Alacia

9

Hall, Christopher

10

Clark, Abby

10

Khaziev, Daniel

10

Evans, Daniella

10

Kilcullen, Conor

9

Killeen, Cassandra 12

O’Keefe, Chase

9

Turbeville, Bryce

9

Weiss, Jacob

9

McCormick, Mikayla 11

Carrithers, Porter

10

Mello, Madison

12

Pisors, Carissa

11

Schnabel, Erin

10

Smith, Keegan

11

Titone, Haley

11

Varsity Women’s Lacrosse

Vreeland, Isabelle

12

Woods, Emilee

9

Varsity Men’s Swimming

11

Bazzano, Marina

9

Dutton, Karmen

11

Golden, Kaili

10

Lashinski, Reese

9

Goldschmidt, Hilary 10

Li, Pinliang

10

Heidingsfelder, Anneliese 9

Frosh Baseball

Murray, Jordan

11

Hassett, Caelan

9

Janisch, Jasmine

11

Headley, John

9

Reid-McLaughlin, Millay

9

Johnson, Katelyn

11

Key, Colin

9

Seymour, Audrey

10

Juillerat, Jenna

10

Lombardi, Aidan

9

Martinez, Jenna

9

Medin, Quinn

9

McNamara, Emma 10

Morehead, Daniel

9

Natale, Alyssa

10

Sullivan, Justin

9

Negri, Ana

11

Tannous, Dimitri

9

Nguyen, Victoria

9

SCHOLAR TEAMS

Nordby, Emma

10

Osmer, Elliot

9

Sarshar, Sofia

9

Varsity Men’s Track

(CN WEIGHTED GRADES)

Sharma, Agrataa

9

Taurian, Gina

9

Tekle, Samra

11

Wall, Brooke

9

Dang, Virginia

Varsity Golf

Christy, Gavin

11

Davison, Samuel

10

Duffy, Ryan

11

Grant, George

10

Milliman, Dain

12

Patterson, Justin

10

Pavitt, Jackson

10

Imm, Cade

11

Prado, Mario

9

McNeany, Dylan

10

Parry, James

11

van den Daele, Leopold 10

Rico, Isaac

9

Weaver, Camden

10

JV Tennis

4.04

Varsity Softball

4.01

JV Women’s Lacrosse 3.94 Varsity Men’s Swimming 3.89 Varsity Women’s Lacrosse 3.89 Varsity Tennis

3.88

Varsity Women’s Swimming 3.88

JV Golf

JV Men’s Track

Girimonte, Nicholas 9

Bevilacqua, Michael 9

Phillips, Jackson

Mayer, Samuel

11

Pires, Matthew

10

Prendiville, Matthew 10

Varsity Men’s Track 3.68

Stewart, Payton

Varsity Golf

3.62

12

Varsity Women’s Track

3.77

JV Golf

3.76

Almy, Olivia

11

Almy, Mary

11

Braun, Kasey

12

Brunner, Isabella

10

Varsity Baseball

Faust, Lauren

11

Barrington, Beau

12

Varsity Baseball

3.53

12

Blakely, Thomas

10

JV Men’s Track

3.35

12

Varsity Women’s Track

Foster, Maddisen

10

JV Women’s Track 3.74

Brown, Justin

11

Girolo, Natalia

9

Cavallo, Dante

Conti, Samuel

12

Kawasaki, Kristina

12

Crawford, Carson

9

Ammons, Lindsey

11

Varsity Men’s Lacrosse 3.33

Heath, Antonio

10

Larson, Lillian

11

Herrfeldt, Jordan

11

Bonzi, Jenna

9

JV Men’s Lacrosse 3.1 JV Baseball

Limper, Alexander 10

LeKander, Isabella 10

Kahaulelio, Dino

11

Curran, Clare

12

Mauch, Preston

Salisbury, Abigail

11

Larson, Will

11

Erwin, Isabella

11

McKeown, Connor 9

Skinner, Madelin

12

Lombardi, Andrew 10

Kelley, Kira

10

Stafford, Bennett

vanZutphen, Liliana 11

Miller, Ryan

12

West, Sarah

Moran, Jason

12

10 10

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UNDERCLASSMEN OF 2018

UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS UNDERCLASSMEN SINGLE YEAR AWARDS

JUNIOR US HISTORY AWARDS

Most Improved Male

Leadership Female

Place Name MOVIES

HISTORICAL

9th – Shane Moran

9th – Abigail Leighton

1st

Elena Aldridge

Hidden Figures

10th – Andrew Lombardi

10th – Isabella LeKander

2nd

Kaitlyn Keshishian

Courage Under Fire

11th – Samuel Mayer

11th – Sarah West

3rd

Peyton Farrow

Hidden Figures

3rd

Audrey Jordan

Hidden Figures

Most Improved Female

All-Around Male

4th

Mikayla McCormick

To Kill a Mocking Bird

9th – Leila Heredia

9th – Hayden Johnson

4th

Mackenzie Berg

To Kill a Mocking Bird

10th – Kara Lepe

10th – Benjamin Stevens & Leopold van den Daele

5th

Noah Steverson

Malcolm X

5th

Joshua Thompson

Malcolm X

6th

Christopher Gale

Black Hawk Down

7th

Jordan Faull

Forrest Gump

7th

Maya Cerney

Forrest Gump

8th

Bradley Slender

The Post

9th

Alyssa Taddei

JFK

9th

Grace Stockham

JFK

Christian Gentleman

10th

Lauren Jannicelli

The Help

9th – Hagan Jackson

10th

Jordan Murray

The Help

10th – Justin Patterson

Honorable Mention

11th – Alyssa Taddei

11th – Marcus Vidaurri Service Male 9th – Isaac Rico 10th – Alexander Limper 11th – Kabir Daniel

All-Around Female 9th – Brie Belmonte 10th – Mikayla Bucher 11th – Mary Almy

Service Female 9th – Brooke Wall 10th – Julia Donlon 11th – Isabella Citti

11th – Matthew Forsell

Katelyn Johnson

Hidden Figures

Ana Negri

Hidden Figures

Sammie Bacon

The Help

Olivia Williams

The Help

10th – Katerina Rahhal

Jacob Woods

The Hurt Locker

11th – Linda Castaneda

Dylan Farrar

The Hurt Locker

Alyna Mann

Unbroken

Salvador Sandoval

Unbroken

Leadership Male 9th – Andrew DeMarinis 10th – Creighton Anderson-Soria 11th – Chauncey LeBerthon

Christian Gentlewoman 9th – Katrina SwensonAguirre

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UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS SOPHMORE WORLD HISTORY IMMIGRATION PROJECT AWARDS Place Name

Title

HISTORICAL NOVEL Place Name

Title

1st

Jenna Juillerat

Les Miseralbes

2nd

Isabella LeKander In My Hands

1st

Cassidy O’Connor Ka Ohana Makekan

2nd

Kylie Auslen

My Grandfather’s Immigration Experience

3rd

Julia Donlon

Salt to the Sea

3rd

Brandon Botteri

The Botteri Family

4th

Natalie Shieh

The Bonesetter’s Daughter

4th

Marcus Garrone

The Family Lindner

5th

Hilary Goldschmidt Beneath a Scarlet Sky

5th

Justin Patterson

The Guidi Brothers

6th

Grace Sorensen

The Young Carthaginian

6th

Christina Bacci

The Bacci Family

7th

Matthew Pires

7th

Kara Lepe

Sorretta & Baciaqalupi Family Story

All Quiet on the Western Front

7th

Mikayla Bucher

The Orphan’s Tale

8th

Ian Sullivan

Kilgariff

8th

Leo van den Daele A Tale of Two Cities

9th

Audrey Seymour

The Pitts-Johnson Family History

9th

Isabella Brunner

Out-With

10th

Natalie Ludwig

The Ludwig Family

9th

Jaime Smith

The One Man

10th

Daniel Khaziev

The Buchanan Family Ancestery

10th

Vincent Peng

Verity

TOMORROW’S LEADERS TODAY (TLT) Maya Cerney Karmen Dutton Jordan Faull Ciaran McCormick Ally Moreno Anthony Roman Marcus Vidaurri

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UNDERCLASSMEN OF 2018

UNDERCLASSMEN AWARDS

SAFE SCHOOL AMBASSADORS JUNIORS

Mickaelian, Taylor

Davison, Sam

LeKander, Isabella

Berglund, Ella

Olsen, Christian

Dexter, Lindsey

Lepe, Kara

Cargill, Avery

Slender, Bradley

Dove, Peyton

McMahon, Matthew

Castaneda, Linda

Williams, Olivia

Foell, J.R.

Reed, Zachary

Cerney , Maya

SOPHOMORES

Foster, Paige

Searcy, Brin

DeMarinis, Alexis

Blakely , Ty

Hernandez, Claire

Van Den Daele, Leopold

Garrett, Anisa

Brunner, Isabella

Jones, Jason

Vice, Lauren

George, Nicholas

Bucher, Mikayla

Juillerat, Jenna

Williams, Madisen

Herrfeldt , Jordan

Choice, Anya

Lafranchi, Justin

Woods, Giancarlo

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CAMPUS NEWS

CNHS HONORED AT THE 2018 SPORTS FAITH HALL OF FAME their ALL STAR CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Sports Faith Hall of Fame, Olympic athletes in their Sports Faith Olympics Hall of Fame, and College level athletes in their Sports Faith College Hall of Fame.

Principal Graham Rutherford was there to receive the award and give an acceptance speech.

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ardinal Newman High School was inducted into the 2018 Sports Faith Hall of Fame in Chicago, Illinois. Sports Faith International, founded in 2008, is dedicated to contributing to positive cultural change by showcasing the virtues and achievements of exemplary athletes, coaches, and teams. Chicago Bears’ Patrick McCaskey serves as chairman, and served as the emcee at this year’s ceremony. They induct high school athletes, coaches and teams in

The event took place on Friday, May 18, 2018, and consisted of 5:00pm Mass at Mundelein, Illinois Seminary Chapel, followed by a Dinner and Induction ceremony at the Seminary’s Dining Hall.

This tremendous honour reflects well on the players, coaches, and parents who worked through our crisis and their own losses. On October 13th, we gathered the team and families together to share our plan to play on and pray together. We did not know how then, but we knew we would. Keeping our promise to take care of the present and work on the future inspired us forward. The months following have been filled with other teams who also worked together, stayed together, and played through the Burn. Our baseball field has been replaced and we were able end the season on our own field, another step in recovery.

TEACHER OF THE YEAR

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ach year the Teacher of the Year is chosen by Faculty nomination. There are usually several finalists and the awardee is honored to be selected. This year, by acclaim, the overwhelming vote was for the Faculty as a whole, due to their dedicated service recovering from the fire. This sharing of recognition by fellow professionals speaks to the team attitude that exists and was needed more than ever this year. Congratulations to all CNHS Faculty members!

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CAMPUS NEWS

TEACHERS/STAFF YEARS OF SERVICE 45 Years – Pat LaFortune 35 Years – Graham Rutherford 25 Years – John Contreras 25 Years – Jack Killeen 15 Years – Paul Cronin 13 years – Susye Weng-Reeder 10 Years – Morris Acevedo 10 Years – Elizabeth Stimmel 10 Years – Pat Piehl 5 Years – Joey Castor

CNHS 2018 YEARBOOK HONORED!

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he annual Gallery of Excellence showcases the best yearbooks printed by Walsworth, and only a small percentage of the yearbooks published are included in this distinguished collection. Books are chosen based on their superior examples of theme, coverage design, photography and copy.

Many people will see the 2018 CNHS yearbook throughout the year. Walsworth representatives share Gallery books with other schools and at workshops as examples and idea-generators, and they are displayed at regional, state and national conventions and workshops.

Our yearbook cover, spreads, photos, and coverage ideas will be featured in Walsworth’s educational materials, such as the Possibilities idea book and Idea File magazine.

The induction of our yearbook honors the CN yearbook staff’s exceptional work and dedication to excellence.

Congratulations to Mr. Carl Hamilton, Mrs. Jamie Smith and the yearbook class. This is a tremendous achievement!

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SPORTS UPDATES

VARSITY BASEBALL

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he Varsity Baseball team finished the 2018 season with a 13-13 overall record and finished third in the NBL with a 10-4 record. The final record does not truly reflect the significant accomplishments over the course of the 2018 season. The Cardinals, led by a strong senior group, finished one game behind Maria Carrillo (2nd place) and 2 games behind Casa Grande (NBL champions). The Cardinals competed for the league championship all the way to the end with significant wins against both Casa and Carrillo.

The 2018 squad participated in the prestigious Boras Baseball Classic in Santa Rosa, knocking off the host, Oak Ridge, and Tracy on the first day and eventually finished 4th in the 16-team tournament.

The strong showing in the Classic has earned the Cardinals an invitation back to the tournament in 2019. The Cardinal’s

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offense was led and driven by seniors Ryan Miller, the team’s leading hitter, Jason Moran and Beau Barrington, while Dante Cavallo and Sean Flowers, 2019, dominated on the mound. Though nine seniors will graduate this year, all of whom will be missed, a core group of young players will return to lead the Cardinals in their new league alignment to be a strong challenger for both league and section titles in the coming years.

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FROSH BASEBALL

JV BASEBALL

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ith a large roster, the freshmen baseball team played a range of talented teams across the North Bay, East Bay, and South Bay areas. While competing against schools such as Heritage and Monte Vista with over three thousand students, the young Cardinal team held its own. Strong pitching was the strength of this young team and continues to shine. They played their best baseball towards the end of the season!

he JV baseball team completed a challenging year (no field) with a 15-8 overall record (104 in the NBL). Among the boys’ accomplishments were wins over baseball powers San Ramon Valley, Campolindo, Heritage, and Casa Grande High Schools. Leading the offense were sophomores Ryan Emond (.406 batting average), Carlo Woods (.386) and Ian Sullivan (.383). Woods and Emond were also defensive standouts as was Johnny McGee. The pitching staff was anchored by Anthony Titone 6-1 with a 2.17 E.R.A, Colby Culbertson and Carter Bourns. The team was coached by Brian McGee, Mike Flowers and Joe Filice.

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WOMEN’S VARSITY LACROSSE

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t starts with a draw, Kasey Braun’s specialty, quick pass to Maddi Foster or Mimi Almy, transitions to attack players Skinner and AZ who are working off ball to cut, receive pass, dodge or fake to finish with the ball in the back of the net. This year we had a power-house midfield and a strong motion offense.

The defense was led by Sammie Williams and our goalie Olivia Almy. Every game defense worked hard, showed patience, learned to anticipate and communicate to create our offensive opportunities.

Congratulations to the Cardinal Newman Women’s Varsity Lacrosse team who went 8-2, placing 2nd in the North Bay League. The Cardinals ended the season with an overall record of 15-7. The biggest victory of the season was defeating Casa to become the NBL tournament champions. We had 19 players

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on varsity including 2 freshmen, Adeline Frantz and Natalia Girolo. The team captains were Kasey Braun, Sammie Williams and Mimi Almy. The Cardinals had nine players selected to the All-League teams: Senior Kasey Braun with 86 goals and 56 assists received the honor of being named Most Valuable player by league coaches. Also named were 1st team midfield Mimi Almy with 62 goals, 15 assists, Maddisen Foster with 46 goals, 14 assists, 1st team defense Samantha Williams and Sarah West, 2nd team defense Isabella Brunner; 2nd team attack Madelin Skinner, Aislinn Zimmer, and Lillian Larson. We will miss this year’s seniors who led our team with heart, tenacity, and pride.

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

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MEN’S VARSITY LACROSSE JV WOMEN’S LACROSSE

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he 2018 season was a season of growth and development for the varsity boys lacrosse team.

Our 3-16 record had us searching for positives. Wins against Sonoma Academy, Windsor, and Rancho Cotate showed how great teamwork and hard work can result in success.

We say good bye and thank you to 6 seniors this year: Harry Bruno, Nick Hernandez; Phil Rago, Noah Patrick, Ryan Robinson, and John Grant. They helped us install another block into the foundation upon which we are building this program.

We had lots of help and support this year. Evan Merritt ‘09 offensive coordinator at varsity, John Brunett head at JV coach, Marc Facto assistant, Patrick Evans assistant, Dave Almy goalie coach, Anthony Ponzo strength & conditioning coach, and Lauren Dykema athletic trainer all helped the students learn and improve. We want to share our sincerest thanks to all the students, parents, coaches, and administration for your hard work and support this year. Can’t wait to see everyone over the summer.

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NHS had another great turnout for girl’s lacrosse tryouts this year and our JV team carried a roster of 23 with most of the girls brand new to the sport.

We had an overall record of 4-7 and 4-2 in league.

This team was amazingly positive and the growth of these girls was exemplified by our last game against Petaluma where we played an amazing game and ended the season with a 6-4 win! Camille Bollinger led the team in number of goals with an impressive total of 41. Emma McNamara followed with 7, Alyssa Natale with 6, Hillary Goldschmidt with 4, Brooke Wall and Sophia Sage-Elwood both with 3, and Gina Taurian with 2. The whole team worked hard together, improved their skills, had a lot of fun, and was full of team spirit!

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ith the October Tubbs Fire taking the Fountaingrove Clubhouse, the Cardinals were orphans for the early part of the year. Moving from course to course, we accepted the hospitality of many nice offers to come play at several locations around the county, including Windsor, Oakmont, Northwood, and even Mayacama! We graduated four seniors from last year’s team, so we were in rebuilding mode to boot! With four new players, we hung around the middle of the pack in the NBL all season, finishing anywhere from 3rd to 5th in our weekly tournaments. The NBL tournament provided some excitement however as Junior Brendan Frazier came very close to qualifying for the North Coast Sections (NCS)! He finished one place out of the money (5th) with his 78 at Santa Rosa CC. He, Cade Imm, Ronnie Allen and James Parry will be back next year for their senior years under more

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stable conditions. Newcomers Issac Rico and Dylan McNeany should give them a run for their money to make the top six next season!

The 2018 season marks the final season for Coach Matt Vukicevich, who is retiring from coaching after 37 years of coaching in various sports and schools; since 1992 at Cardinal Newman. In those years, we saw several NBL golf titles, two NCS championships, and an all division Nor Cal Championship in 2009.

We thank Coach Vuke for his time and commitment to the many teams and athletes he’s coached over the years.

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he Cardinal Newman Softball team enjoyed a successful season this year that began with some challenging non-league contests against Marin Catholic, last year’s division 3 champion; San Marin High School; and an end-of-season matchup with the number one seed in NCS division 4 this year, St. Joseph Notre Dame. These contests helped prepare us for our league schedule and an NCS run of our own. The league schedule was highlighted by a sweep of rival Montgomery, the league champion, and a come-from-behind thriller against Ukiah in which Junior Haley Titone tied it in the bottom of the 7th with

a 2-out Grand Slam which lead to the walk-off base hit for Senior Madi Mello in the 9th! We were excited to have our Freshman class step in and contribute immediately, our Sophomores raise their level of play and while we say goodbye to our three Seniors, Cassie Killeen, Madi Mello, and Isabelle Vreeland we know they will be successful in their endeavors and they pass the torch to this year’s Junior class that includes All League performers Mikayla McCormick, Keegan Smith, and Haley Titone. The future is bright for Newman softball!

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he Cardinal Newman swim team had a very successful year! The team was larger than it has been in recent years and that helped with the great outcome. The boys finished in 4th place in the league invitational.

The boys’ team had several new swimmers and they really grew throughout the season.

The boys finished with a league record of 4-3.

They are a young team with only one senior.

The girls finished in 3rd place in the league invitational. The girls finished with a league record of 4-3. The girls’ relay team qualified for NCS and is composed of 3 sophomores and 1 freshman. These girls were one second away from breaking a school record in the 400 free relay. Look for great things to come from both of these teams in the future.

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he Varsity Boys Tennis Team had another very successful season. Our overall record was 14-5 and league was 12-2 with two close losses to Maria Carrillo. The Cardinals came in second place in league, and were quarterfinalists in NCS Team competition.

Singles this year was led by Pablo Quemada Martinez (10), Joey Greco (9), Jake Bentham (12), and Kai Kumra (11). Our Doubles were led by Gary Munsell (12), Creighton Anderson-Soria (10), Brendan Farber (12), Kieran Price (12), Nick Winton (12) and Joey Seghesio (12). We had 7 seniors who showed great leadership and effort in our wins this year. Captains Jake Bentham and Gary Munsell had very successful seasons with only a few losses between them.

In postseason play, the Cardinals beat Bishop O’ Dowd 6-1 in the first round of NCS Team competition and lost to #3 seed Head Royce 6-1 with Joey Greco being our only win. In NCS Doubles competition, Pablo Quemada Martinez and Joey Greco teamed up and received 4th place in NCS Division II. With the success of this season, many of the Cardinals received All-league recognition! The Cardinals look forward to next year, competing for an NBL title.

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2017-18 SPORTS RECOGNITION

ALL-LEAGUE Name

Recognition

Position Grade

Fall 2017 All-League Football Coach Paul Cronin Beau Barrington Dino Kaheulio Tanner Mendoza Jason Moran Kyle Carinalli Nick Wycoff Deric Younce Mark Boschetti Dario Marrotto Nick Wall Nikko Kitchen Gary Munsell Devin Mansen Porter Tett

Coach of the Year Back of the Year Quarterback Defensive Player of the Year Defensive Line Offensive Player of the Year Running Back Defensive Back of the Year Defensive Back First Team Offense Wide Receiver First Team Offense Offensive Line First Team Offense Offensive Line First Team Defense Defensive Back First Team Defense Defensive Line First Team Defense Linebacker Second Team Offense Wide Receiver Second Team Offense Offensive Line Second Team Defense Defensive Line Second Team Defense Outside Backer

12 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 12 12 11

Julianna Filice First Team 12 Cassie Killeen First Team 12 Jordan Klein Second Team 12 Ava Lepe Second Team 12

Fall 2017 All-League Women’s Golf First Team

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Fall 2017 All-League Women’s Tennis Rachael McGregor First Team Singles Georgina Sieroncinski First Team Singles Gigi Swenson-Aguirre Second Team Singles Mimi Almy First Team Doubles Ana Negri First Team Doubles Lizzy Foley First Team Doubles Isabella Bruner First Team Doubles Elizabeth Hale Second Team Doubles Audrey Seymour Second Team Doubles

9 12 12 11 11 11 10 9 10

Fall 2017 All-League Men’s Water Polo Sam Conti Bennett Stafford Casey Frazier Nick Hernandez

First Team First Team Second Team Second Team

12 10 12 12

Fall 2017 All-League Women’s Water Polo Taylor Graniss First Team Tal Webb First Team Aliyah Consani-Baker Second Team Lillian Larson Second Team

12 12 12 11

Winter 2018 All-League Wrestling Harry Bruno 145 lb Casey Frazier 160 lb Nick Scrivanich Nick Wycoff 220 lb

12 12 12 12

Winter 2018 All-League Women’s Soccer Paige Foster First Team Goalie 10 Claire Hernandez First Team Defender 10 Keely Roy First Team Midfield 11 Bre Belmonte Second Team Defender 9 Holden Vistoria Second Team Forward 9 Calia Liu Honorable Mention Defender/Midfield 9 Abby Stromer Honorable Mention Midfield 12

Winter 2018 All-League Men’s Basketball Nathan Capuro Brad Morato Steven Zichichi

First Team Second Team Honorable Mention

Recognition

Position Grade

Winter 2018 All-League Women’s Basketball

Fall 2017 All-League Volleyball

Abby Leighton

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Avery Gargill Maiya Flores Anya Choice Tal Webb Arie Seary Aysia Dural

Most Valuable Player First Team First Team First Team Second Team Honorable Mention

Guard Guard Guard Guard Forward Guard

11 12 10 12 12 9

Winter 2018 All-League Men’s Soccer Ben Montalbano Matthew Nielson Padraig Lafferty Josh Thompson

First Team First Team Second Team Second Team

Goalkeeper Forward Midfield Midfield

12 11 12 11

Spring 2018 All-League Baseball Beau Barrington Ryan Miller Dante Cavallo Jordan Herrfeldt Jason Moran Sean Flowers

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

Infield Outfield Pitcher Infield Catcher Pitcher

12 12 12 11 12 11

Spring 2018 All-League Softball Haley Titone Cassie Killeen Mikayla McCormick Erin Schnabel Isabelle Vreeland Keegan Smith

First Team Second Team Second Team Second Team Second Team Honorable Mention

Infielder Infielder Outfielder Outfielder Catcher Pitcher

11 12 11 10 12 11

Spring 2018 All-League Tennis Pablo Quemada Martinez First Team Singles Joey Greco Second Team Singles Jake Bentham Honorable Mention Singles Creighton Anderson-Soria First Team Doubles Gary Munsell First Team Doubles Kieran Price Second Team Doubles Brendan Farber Second Team Doubles

10 9 12 10 12 12 12

Spring 2018 All-League Men’s Lacrosse John Grant Harry Bruno Phil Rago

First Team Second Team Second Team

Attack 12 Defense 12 Long-Stick Midfielder 12

Spring 2018 All-League Women’s Lacrosse Kasey Braun Mary Almy Maddisen Foster Sarah West Samantha Williams Isabella Brunner Lillian Larson Madelin Skinner Aislinn Zimmer

Most Valuable Player First Team First Team First Team First Team Second Team Second Team Second Team Second Team

Midfield Midfield Midfield Defense Defense Defense Attack Attack Attack

12 11 12 11 12 11 11 12 12

ALL EMPIRE ATHLETES AND SCHOLARS Beau Barrington Tal Webb Kasey Braun Gary Munsell Coach Paul Cronin

All-Empire Athlete of the Year All-Empire Nominee All-Empire Nominee All-Empire Nominee All-Empire Coach of the Year

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ALL-EMPIRE ATHLETES HONORED BY PRESS DEMOCRAT

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n Wednesday, May 9, 2018, the Press Democrat presented its All-Empire awards to high school athletes from across Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino counties. At the ceremony, eight All-Empire athletes and scholar athletes of the year were announced.

Pictured here are the 2018 winners. Seated from left: Kirsten Carter, Santa Rosa; Alyssa Ferguson, Middletown; and Amy Herrmann, Middletown.

Standing from left: Beau Barrington, Cardinal

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Newman; Kheva Mann, Sonoma Academy; Riley O’Neil, Montgomery; and James Carlin, Anderson Valley. Not pictured: Amy Stanfield, Sonoma Valley.

Congratulations to these amazing young men and women for their success in the classroom and in their sport(s) of choice!

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CNHS SPRING DANCE SHOW

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he Cardinal Newman Dance Program presented “Mystique”, a contemporary dance show inspired by circus and carnival adventures, directed by Gabrielle Thompson.

Performances were held in the Jackson Theater at Sonoma Country Day School on April 23rd and 24th at 7:30pm.

Dancers dazzled the stage with exciting circus pieces like Ringmaster, Silly Clowns, Fun House and Trapeze.

As the show progressed, the circus transformed into a mysterious carnival setting with the Hall of Mirrors, puppet shows, and black light effects creating illusions of rollercoaster rides. With the generosity of Anderson Woodwork, Serge Anderson donated custommade sets that added to the magic in the show. A special thank you to parents, Lara Anderson and Lisa Lemmons, for coordinating all of the volunteers.

Each semester, parents volunteer to help with selling tickets, ushering, baking, set up, clean up and backstage supervision.

Thank you to all of the parent volunteers for supporting the arts at Cardinal Newman!

ARTS ALIVE! “SO SHOW ME” TALENT SHOW Cardinal Newman’s Performing Arts Talent Show, “So Show Me”, took place on April 27, 2018, in the Athletic Convocation Center (ACC). It’s a free show that is open for participation to any CN student. This year the Cardinal Newman Rock Ensemble picked songs they wanted to perform. They rehearsed those songs during 4th period in the weeks and months leading up to the show. Kabir Daniel, Taylor Graniss and Arthur Santana also performed in the show. You can see videos of all the performances at the Cardinal Newman Music YouTube channel at this link https://goo.gl/b4oei5.

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GRAD NIGHT 2018 It was a very hot, but beautiful day at Cardinal Newman’s Ed Lloyd Field for the 2018 Commencement Ceremony.

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he day was filled with excitement, anticipation, and two Valedictorians, each with a different amazing speech. There were many happy faces and proud family and friends looking on, as students, one by one, received diplomas recognizing four years of accomplishment, and signaling their graduation from Cardinal Newman High School.

Once diplomas were given 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 heading over to an all-night celebration in their honor.

The graduates celebrated with great food, carnival games, 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

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win one of many prizes distributed that evening. There were a lot of silly and fun ways to get those tickets which only added to the excitement. It was continuous fun and laughter as they celebrated with their friends, and 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, talent, prizes and gift cards for our graduates. We absolutely could not do this without the amazing, hard-working volunteers that showed up like they always do!

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

Thank You! CHAIRPERSONS: Ame Van Dyke Amanda Wood DECORATIONS CHAIR: Mary Dumont Mary Louise Bucher COMMITTEE LEADERS: Stacey Almy, Jennifer Ammons, Cathy Bazzano, Pam Bourns, Kelly Carroll, Lisa Dexter, Alyson Escallier, Denise Faull, Julie Lafranchi, Kris McKenzie, Sue Parry, Tammie Pisors, Lisa Sorensen and Becky Wall A BIG “THANK YOU” TO: Kathy Badger, Terri Derr, Carol Drake, Jackie Schwedhelm and Lisa Sousa who make it all happen behind the scenes!!!

The Cardinal Newman Maintenance Crew…couldn’t do it without you Cardinal Newman Dads’ Club Cardinal Newman Moms’ Club Knights Electric…Rob and Art Knight

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bentham Mr. and Mrs. David Almy Mr. and Mrs. Todd Bertolone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Luca Citti Mr. and Mrs. Brian Clements Cotati-Rohnert Park Project Grad Mr. and Mrs. William Curran Mr. and Mrs. Terry Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Faull Mr. and Mrs. Steve Foley Ms. Dionne Foster Ms. Dina Grant Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Greenleaf Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hall Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Head Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hilberman Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jannicelli Mr. and Mrs. Rob Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Randy Lashinski Mr. and Mrs. Darren Line Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mendoza

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Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miksis Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Montalbano Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Munsell Mr. and Mrs. Tony S. Natale Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Savona Dr. and Mrs. Brian Schmidt Ms. B. Kirstin Schmitt Ms. Becky Scrivanich Mr. and Mrs. Chris Taddei Mr. and Mrs. Gus Trevena Mr. and Mrs. Doug Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vreeland Mr. and Mrs. Josh West Ms. Laura Zielke LAST, BUT DEFINITELY NOT LEAST...

A HUGE “thank you” to all of the wonderful volunteers who showed up early Monday morning to help take down, clean-up and store everything for next year. This may not be the most glamorous job but it truly is VERY appreciated!

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COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICE LEARNING: SENIOR BOARDS 2018

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enior Boards are a celebration of community and faith in action which honors the call to serve one another answering the Gospel message.

Presentations demonstrate student learning about themselves, their faith, the community and the particular social issues of their particular service project. This day celebrates the culmination of each student’s service experience as they dedicated time and effort both in the community and in the classroom.

This year the CBSL committee recognizes the Class of 2018’s commitment to service throughout their four years and especially the commitment each student made to their service project efforts! Generally, each year, we do recognize individual outstanding projects, however, this has been an extraordinary year. Each senior contributed to our greater community through service efforts and presented a CBSL project despite the challenges of this school year. Therefore, the

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CBSL committee, in conversation with teachers and counselors, has honored the entire senior class for their outstanding service work. The Class of 2018 has shown a generosity of spirit and willingness to persevere through difficulties as they volunteered over 3,300 hours with 72 different community nonprofit organizations.

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Addressing the social issue of education, senior students taught aeronautics, art, astronomy, Chinese, civics, computer programming, music, physical education, robotics, running, science, soccer, swimming, tutoring, welding, in schools and after-school programs around the county Concern and care for the environment and God’s creation inspired students to host

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beach clean ups, present about ecology to elementary schools, repopulate our creeks with native salmon, work to support marine life at marine labs and rescue centers Compassion for babies and their mothers, children and elderly inspired many seniors to learn and care for those vulnerable due to loss of loved ones, loss of family homes, loss of memory due to dementia and Alzheimer’s especially through efforts at Catholic Charities and multiple senior care facilities throughout Sonoma County International travels provided the opportunities to aid youth in education, orphanages, disenfranchised families, site build projects constructing classrooms and housing. In addition, these projects provided the opportunity to create awareness through educational presentations at local Sonoma County schools

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In all, the Class of 2018 addressed the call to serve according to each of the Corporal Works of Mercy and the Seven Themes of Catholic Social Teaching

Many thanks to all CBSL mentors, CN families and our CBSL teachers, Dr. Berry, Mrs. Eggleston, Mrs. Trent, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Wolbert, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Lobbregt, Mr. Corriveau, Mrs. Negri and Mrs. Rubattino, for all of their support and guidance throughout the school year.

We are proud of the Class of 2018, may every blessing of God be upon each of you.

God shall call on me and I will hear the Lord. – Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman

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his year students prepared for the sacraments of Eucharist and Confirmation through CN Campus Ministry. The two sophomore students representing spent time in study, prayer and retreat with Fr. Moses and Mrs. Lobbregt during the school year. On April 10, 2018, both celebrated the sacrament of Confirmation and one of them also received the Eucharist for the first time at St. Rose Catholic Church in Santa Rosa. The program will continue next year - look for the information meeting in August! May God bless Kelven Diehl, Alexander Limper, and all the newly-confirmed.

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CN DRAMA PRODUCTION

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he CN Drama Production took place on April 12, 13 & 14 on campus. The ACC was turned into a wonderful space to hold this event.

Congratulations to Director Mr. Carl Hamilton and the drama students on a job well done!

2018 PROM MEMORIES

Prom was held on Sunday, April 29th, at the Bentley Reserve in San Francisco. Students were transported to the venue in style as a group. They enjoyed a night of eating delicious foods and desserts, while they danced and celebrated the night away!

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ALUMNI ALUMNI

WORDS OF SUPPORT SPOKEN AT THE SENIOR AWARDS CEREMONY ON CAMPUS ON MAY 29, 2018. WE WELCOME THE CLASS OF 2018 INTO THE CARDINAL NEWMAN ALUMNI COMMUNITY. “My name is Kevin Brenk, Cardinal Newman class of 1996, and a member of the Alumni Association Committee. I am here on behalf of the Alumni Association to welcome you to the Club!

I know this is a very busy and thrilling time for you right now, but I encourage you to take a few minutes to acknowledge those that made all of this possible and just say “Thank You”. Your families have made great sacrifices to send you to Cardinal Newman High School, not to mention all of the work that the faculty has put in to help you reach this goal of graduating high school.

It’s been 22 years since I was sitting in your seat, watching my fellow classmates get all of their awards, and I remember it as if it was yesterday. I wasn’t the best student, but I worked hard to earn every grade I got. I had a great sense of community pride sitting where you are right now, and so should you. The farther you get away from this moment, the more you will realize how important this place is to you.

You have endured a lot this year. The October fires tested our community. It was inspiring to see people rally together and help each other. The sense of community was palpable. Don’t forget that sense of community pride. It didn’t start with the fires. It was always here. It just was brought to the forefront in a time of need.

This is an extraordinary community that you are now a part of. You were given the opportunity to attend this school. Now, through your hard work, you are graduating, but it doesn’t end there. You are joining this community of alumni that you will be a part of for the rest of your lives.

On behalf of the Alumni Association Committee, I would like to welcome you all as alumni, and congratulate the Cardinal Newman Class of 2018!”

The Alumni Association Committee meets periodically throughout the year 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 CALENDAR August 25 Class of ’78 40-Year Reunion Wild Oak Saddle Club September 22 Fun in the Fall This event is a great opportunity for classes to host a reunion!

Contact the CN Advancement Office, 707-546-6470 x117, for more information!

September 22 Class of ’77 41-Year Reunion Cardinal Newman Campus – Fun in the Fall Event Reservations can be made after August 1st October 19 CN Homecoming Game vs. Maria Carrillo Beer & Brats served to all alumni pre-game!

January 19 Ursuline Alumnae Association Crab Feed Cardinal Newman Gymnasium March 23 Cardinal Newman’s Spring Legacy Gala

2018 Alumni Association Committee Members Brian McGee ‘86, Karin Salling ‘89, Kevin Brenk ‘96, Will Lockwood ‘97, Nick Werle ‘97

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SAVE THESE DATES! AUGUST

OCTOBER

Parent Welcome Dinner Tuesday, August 21, 2018 - 6:00pm 6:00pm – 8:00pm - Jake’s Place Welcome Dinner for all CN parents

Homecoming Game Friday, October 19, 2018 Cardinals vs. Maria Carrillo

Parent Back to School Night Tuesday, August 28, 2018 6:30pm – 8:30pm Back to School Night for all CN parents Annual Fund - New Parent Meetings Monday, August 20, 2018 – 7:00pm Wednesday, August 22, 2018 – 8:30am Thursday, August 30, 2018 – 7:00pm All “NEW TO CN” Families ONLY are requested to attend ONE meeting. All meetings will be held in CN Library in the Retreat Center.

SEPTEMBER Fun in the Fall Saturday, 22, 2018 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!

Jog Day Wednesday, September 26, 2018 Annual student-run fundraising event in support of campus improvements.

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Homecoming Dance Saturday, October 20, 2018 Alumni-Hosted Career Day Wednesday, October 10, 2018 All Freshmen and Sophomores attend Career Sessions hosted by CN alums and the CN community.

DECEMBER Fall Dance Show December 3-4, 2018

JANUARY Ursuline Alumnae Association Crab Feed Saturday, January 19, 2019 Cardinal Newman Gym All are welcome in support of the Ursuline Alumnae Association Scholarship Fund.

MARCH Spring Legacy Gala Saturday, March 23, 2019 – Havana Nights!

Parents, Alums, Faculty, Benefactors, and Friends are welcome to join us for our formal dinner, dance and auctions. Vintners Inn/John Ash & Co.

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WIN FREE TUITION FOR NEXT YEAR! BUY A RAFFLE TICKET FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN FREE TUITION FOR THE 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR. 1 ticket - $100 3 tickets - $300 + 1 FREE ticket

Greatiodds with only 300 tickets sold!

5 tickets - $500 + 2 FREE tickets 10 tickets - $1,000 + 5 FREE tickets OFFICIAL RULES: 1. One Winner will be selected at the Cardinal Newman Legacy Gala held on March 23, 2019.

2. Tuition voucher is good for one student.

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

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

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

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

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

8. 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

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eave 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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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! PARENT BOARD

BOOSTERS

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,

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: Becky Scrivanich at bscrivanich5@icloud.com

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

MOMS’ CLUB

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE (AAC)

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!

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!

Contact: Alyson Weave at pigtailsncrewcuts1@yahoo.com

DADS’ CLUB The Dads’ Club is open to all dads, grads, granddads 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 @ kleido@att.net

Contact: Nick Werle @ nick@nationalprintpromo.net

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e are grateful for our Moms’ and Dads’ Clubs for their energy and commitment to our CN community. 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 is all about! We will let you know as soon as the calendars have been set for the upcoming school year. 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.

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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. Thank you for your commitment to Cardinal Newman High School and for helping to make this school a better place.

Not Pictured: Doug and Ame Van Dyke Left to right: Rick Bruno, Linn Bruo, Mike McDermott, Nancy Bentham, Bridget Alvarez, Cindy Lytle, Michelle Head, Mickey Head

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GOLF TOURNAMENT

DON’T MISS O NEXT Y UT ON E TOURN AR’S GOLF AMENT TO BE HELD O N THUR SDAY, JUNE 6 , 2019!

28TH ANNUAL ALUMNI GOLF TOURNAMENT – A SUCCESS!

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ore than one hundred golfers hit the green to play in the 28th Annual Alumni Golf Tournament on Thursday, June 7, 2018. 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 Bella 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.

Special thanks to CN alum, Brian Weinmann ’85, 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 defending champion foursome of Chris Gregus, Cory Robello, Gil Robello, and Matt Vukicevich for taking 1st place again this year! Their names will be engraved on the perpetual golf trophy!

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THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS! CORPORATE SPONSOR Knight’s Electric, Art Knight ’84 and Rob Knight ‘81 GOLF CART SPONSOR CN Dads’ Club GOLF BALL SPONSOR National Print & Promo, Nick Werle ’97, Matt Werle ’92, Mike Werle ‘99 FLAG SPONSOR Alpha Fire Suppressions ~ Jack Gale ‘84 American Asphalt ~ Allan Henderson ‘74 Orangetheory Fitness ~ Tammy Dyer UHS ’78, Charlie Dyer ‘78, Matt Dyer ’06 and Nicole Dyer UHS ‘02 Wright Contracting, Inc. ~ Mike Wright ‘72 and Bryan Wright ‘95 TEE/GREEN SIGN SPONSOR Bella Photography Cal-West Rentals, Inc. ~ Tyler Doherty ‘01 Casa Sanchez CN Dads’ Club Costeaux French Bakery & Café ~ Will Seppi ‘93 Eagle Distributing ~ Mickey Head KINsmoke ~ JC Adams Knight’s Electric, Art Knight ’84 and Rob Knight ‘81 National Print & Promo, Nick Werle ’97, Matt Werle ’92, Mike Werle ‘99 Silveira Pontiac Buick GMC ~ Scott Silveira, ‘82 Sullivan Group/Keller William Realty/Homes for Heroes Trattore Farms ~ Tim Bucher ‘82

ADMISSIONS SUPPORT

FUN IN THE FALL WINE TASTING & POLENTA FEED MARK YOUR CALENDARS! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2018 Together, the Ursuline Alumnae Association & Cardinal Newman Alumni Association are working to bring you this year’s

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e had to cancel this event last year because of the fires, but it’s back again this year!

Don’t Miss It! This 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 This year’s event will be the venue for the Class of 1977’s 41st class reunion! Let the reunion committee know you are coming! Contact Tina Pesenti at auntieteen@hotmail. com for more information.

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! derr@cardinalnewman.org Invitations will be mailed this summer. For more information and to make your reservations go to WWW.CARDINALNEWMAN.ORG/EVENTS.

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SUPPORT

FUND A FUTURE – CELEBRATING A NEW FUTURE

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ur school community gathered on April 25, 2018, to celebrate and recognize the support we received from so many following the North Bay Fires.

Many gave in support of tuition assistance for those families facing the reality of losing their homes or businesses. We are humbled by the generosity shown by our community.

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Seniors Jacob Bentham and Arie Searcy spoke on their gratitude and appreciation for the opportunities their futures hold because of their Cardinal Newman educations.

ADMISSIONS

ADMISSION DATES FOR 2019-2020 CALLING ALL CARDINALS

PLACEMENT EXAM Saturday, December 1, 2018

8TH GRADE PREVIEW DAY

8:45am-12:30pm

Monday, October 29, 2018

$125 Exam Fee (check payable to Cardinal Newman)

8:15am-1:15pm Prospective 8th grade students should attend to explore our campus and learn more about our school!

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

OPEN HOUSE Sunday, November 4, 2018 Parents and students of all ages are welcome.

Please bring your own #2 pencil; calculators may NOT be used. *Makeup Placement Exam: Saturday, December 15, 2018

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION Due Monday, December 17, 2018 Apply online at www. cardinalnewman.org

11:00am-1:30pm Athletic Convocation Center (ACC) Meet members of the Cardinal Newman community and hear from our teachers and counselors.

STUDENT FAMILY INTERVIEWS Saturday, January 26, 2019 Saturday, February 2, 2019

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JOIN THE FUN!