annual report 2015-2016 - st. ignatius parish school

annual report2015-2016

we are grateful for our past and hopeful in our future

When I remember how Godcreated this world of ours,how he looked at it with nothing but loveand said, “It’s good. It’s very good.”When I recall how he entrusted uswith care for what he made—I am grateful for our pastand hopeful in our future.

When I remember stories Jesus toldthat painted in bold strokesthe hand and heart of God—the shepherd searching for the stray,the parent longing for the prodigal’s return,the teacher washing his students’ feet—I am grateful for our pastand hopeful in our future.

When I remember the Spirit gift he left uswho reminds us should we forget,who inspires us to the necessary good,who helps us find the risen Christ around us,who gives us seeds of peace to sow on earth,who teaches us the love expressed in deeds,I am grateful for our pastand hopeful in our future.

When I remember the generosity of God—the blessings of life and family and friends,the health of mind and body and soul,the love others first poured into me,the gifts of time and talent and treasure,and the chance to say ‘Thank You’ in kind,I am grateful for our pastand hopeful in our future.

—Michael E. Moynahan, S.J.

prayer of gratitude and hope

Did you ever imagine, before you became parents or grandparents, that you would do some of the things you are doing as parents or grandparents? On September 8th, I celebrated fifty-four years as a Jesuit. If someone had told me what I would be doing during those fifty-four years, I would have told them they were nuts! There are some things we just never imagine we will be doing.

I never imagined doing graduate studies. I thought I would be teaching in a High School most of my Jesuit life. I never thought I would work in a Novitiate with young men aspiring to become Jesuits. I thought the Jesuits could find better and more reliable role models. I never thought I would write three collections of prayer-poems or produce four collections of biblical dramas. I never imagined people would read them or use them. I never imagined myself teaching at a university in Berkeley, Santa Clara or Spokane. I never imagined directing study abroad programs in either England (Durham) or Italy (Florence), but I did. I never imagined being asked to become pastor of this parish or being involved in a Capital Campaign to build a new School and Parish Offices. I never imagined doing any of these things but those are some of the surprises and invitations I experienced as I lived out my call as a Jesuit.

So why did I do all of these things? Why did I give myself, I hope, generously, to them? Why did you do all of those things as parents or grandparents? Why have you given yourselves generously to them? I think the answer to all these questions comes from the title of a chapter in a book entitled The Busy Volunteer’s Guide to Fundraising. The title of the chapter is this: “Values, not wealth, determine a person’s willingness to give.” We each did all of these unimagined works ultimately because of our values. Let me mention three of those values.

The first value is mercy or compassion. Pope Francis declared this year a Jubilee Year of Mercy. If we are truly aware that everything in life is a gift—and our belly buttons remind us of this daily—then our hearts will be filled with gratitude. If we have been the constant beneficiaries of the mercy and compassion of others—parents, grandparents, teachers, ministers, friends—then those gifts of mercy and compassion have systematically nurtured our abilty to be merciful and compassionate. At St. Ignatius School, we strive to educate the mind, the heart and the hands of your children/grandchildren. Knowledge, compassion, and service are what those minds, hearts, and hands produce.

The second value is imperfection. As Canadian poet and songwriter Leonard Cohen says, in his song Anthem, “There’s a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.” We teach your children/grandchildren that we are all “works in progress.” We teach your children/grandchildren that we are imperfect and incomplete but that leaves room for God’s grace to work within us, our lives and our world. As St. Paul proclaims, in his letter to the Ephesians, “Glory be to him, whose power working in us can do infinitely more than we can ask or imagine” (Eph. 3:20).

The third value is great desire. St. Ignatius believed that God gives every human being two gifts. The first gift is our good desires. And when those good desires have become great desires, God grants the gift of what we desire in faith. This is one of the expressions of the Magis. St. Ignatius wanted his companions to “Go, set the world on fire!” Firefighters need not worry. This was the fire of mercy, of compassion, of love and of service.

In the pages of this Annual Report, you will find the result of our common held values. Together, we are not only stronger, we are more merciful and compassionate. The pictures and numbers tell the story of love in action. They help us joyfully proclaim, “We are Grateful for Our Past and Hopeful in Our Future.”

Fr. Mike Moynahan, S.J.Pastor, St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish

Thank you! I really cannot say it enough, because it is due in great part to your spirit of generosity that we are able to advance the mission of St. Ignatius Parish School, to develop young men and women of faith, action, integrity, thought and health. And this Annual Report is our opportunity to show our gratitude for your contributions—your time, your talent and your treasure. The following pages cannot encapsulate all that you’ve allowed us to do, but we do hope to give you a glimpse of what your support delivers to our students.

Like so many, at the advent of a new year we set new goals. Among ours for the 2015-2016 School Year was improving our Jesuit Identity. The tenets of Jesuit faith are already prominent on our campus, but we wanted to build a closeness so that living the Magis becomes second nature for our community and living life for the Greater Glory of God is part of every action that we take.

So, with the help of Father Moynahan, our Jesuit Priests, Campus Minister Tony Cortese, and our teachers, we set about making each of those tenets—Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam, Finding God in All Things, Cura Personalis, Men and Women for Others and Discernment—a focus in our academic calendar for a period of weeks.

In addition to the influence in our classrooms, we witnessed these tenets flourishing throughout our community. Hundreds of parents volunteered thousands of hours to benefit our students and our school, acting as the very best examples of men and women for others. The Jesuits visited with students frequently in the classrooms and worked closely with them in putting together our monthly family masses—building an ever-stronger connection between our school and parish communities, and our collective relationship with God.

Our 8th Graders completed our school’s first Arrupe Project—a year-long, capstone study in which all participants—students, teachers and the organizations they served benefited immeasurably and confirmed that at St. Ignatius our students are learning the service of justice as well as charity.

This Annual Report leaves us with a footprint of where we have been and a vision for where we are headed as we remain ever Grateful for our Past and Hopeful in our Future. Thank you, once again, for all that you do to support the community of St. Ignatius Parish School. God bless you.

Patricia KochisPrincipal, St. Ignatius Parish School

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4 ST. IGNATIuS PARISH SCHOOL 2015-2016 ANNuAL REPORT 5

name high school college

Avery Spector St. Francis Cal Poly SLO

Ben Stauffer Rio Americano American River College

Camila Gonzalez St. Francis Notre Dame

Cole Sikorsky Jesuit Fordham university

Ethan Pangelinan Jesuit Gonzaga university

Gabriel McEwen Jesuit Westmont College

Gia Saini St. Francis university of San Francisco

Jalaal Ahmad Rio Americano uC Santa Barbara

Jarod Avila Jesuit university of Nevada, Reno

Julia Bayless St. Francis Cal Poly SLO

Kristen Puff St. Francis university of San Diego

Kyle Roessler Jesuit Cuesta College

Lake Lapp Jesuit Creighton university

Lauren Craig St. Francis Pepperdine university

Mariana Tzomes St. Francis CSu Chico

Marshall McKeever Jesuit Loyola Marymont university Film School

Martin Biscocho MLHS Penn State

Matt Kelley Jesuit uC Santa Cruz

Max Buzzard Granite Bay Oregon State university

Max Fries Jesuit Colorado State university

Michael Guidi Rio Americano Cal Poly SLO

Michaela Whitcomb-Weston

St. Francis Cal Poly SLO

Nina Gray St. Francis uC Davis

Olivia Scheid St. Francis St. Mary's College

Paige Tranchina St. Francis Loyola university Chicago

Ryan Sopwith Jesuit university of Nevada, Reno

Temoc Chavero Jesuit university of Southern California

Tyler Iseley Rio Americano American River College

ugonne Okugo St. Francis uC Riverside

Wes Carpenter Jesuit Folsom Lake College

Will Legrand Christian Brothers Northern Arizona university

Yvonna Molodanof St. Francis Cal Poly SLO

ValedeCtoriansemily hancock Joshua noll Jarvis tiu

salutatorianabigail konigsFelD Penny herrera

XaVier awardemily hancock

Knights of Columbus PhiliP bruCe sCholarshiPgiovanni Del Piero abigail konigsFelD

eVerett o’rourKe sCholarshiPgiovanni Del Piero

athletes of the Yearalexa eDwarDs Jack koewler

sCholar athletes of the Yearabigail konigsFelD JarroD Florentino

Carla maCdonald sCholarshiPben siravo

CfCs legaCY sCholarshiPluke williams

CatholiC daughters of ameriCas sCholarshiPPenny herrera

class of 2012 update

“our time at st. ignatius school has provided us with a foundation for the rest of our lives. we are well prepared for our freshman year at high school and for the challenges we may encounter in the future.”—Jarvis tiu, valedictorian

class oF 2016

2015-2016 ANNuAL REPORT 7 6 ST. IGNATIuS PARISH SCHOOL

cura Personalis: a cornerstone tenet of Jesuit education philosophy–translates from latin to mean care for the whole person: mind, soul and body.

cura Personalis

athleticsExercise and athletics are central to a healthy lifestyle and the St. Ignatius experience. Every student from TK through 8th grade participates in P.E. and many of our Tigers are on athletic teams with the rest of the community cheering them on to impressive achievements:

• SI’s flag football teams gave a great showing with the Girls’ team claiming the PAL Championship and the Boys’ team taking the runner-up slot.

• Our Girls Competitive Volleyball Team clinched the PAL Volleyball Championship for an unprecedented third time in a row.

• For the first time in many years an SI Boys’ Competitive Volleyball Team took to the court.

• We shined our lights at numerous tournaments. The JV Girls Competitive Basketball team took 2nd place at the Presentation Tournament. And our Varsity Green and Gold Basketball teams faced off for the title at the St. LaSalle Classic Basketball Tournament. What tremendous sportsmanship!

• There was more Tiger pride at the PAL Golf Championship, where the team finished 2nd—the best finish since since golf became a sport at SI.

St. Ignatius is proud to field teams for boys and girls in 5th through 8th grades in flag football, volleyball, cross country, basketball, golf and track. And thanks to PAL Little Dribblers basketball, our 1st through 4th graders are also able to join in the fun!

2016 acaDeca highlights1st Place overall in the Diocese3rd Place overall in the state

1st Place in super Quiz 3rd Place in logic1st Place in english1st Place in religion2nd place in literature

acaDemic DecathlonOur perennial rock stars—the Academic Decathlon team and their truly devoted coaches—nurtured their minds and souls to triumph once again at the Diocese-level competition, setting a new record with this ninth consecutive win. The team of 7th and 8th graders went on to claim 3rd place at the statewide championship. No other school in the 27-year history of the event has achieved this unprecedented success.

There are ten events at the Academic Junior High Decathlon. Two are collaborative team efforts—a logic quiz with 20 rigorous thinking problems, and a super quiz. The remaining eight events test individual knowledge in a variety of subjects.Twenty-two schools took part in the diocesan event, which culminated in the exciting 50-question “Super Quiz,” where students test their knowledge in five subject areas: science, social studies, literature, fine art and religion.

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This year, we were thrilled to launch a year-long service project that will serve as the capstone to our 8th Graders’ education at St. Ignatius. under the nurturing guidance of Angela Olsen (8th Grade Teacher), Principal Patty Kochis, and Campus Minister, Tony Cortese, students took on the Arrupe Project. Named for Father Pedro Arrupe, S.J., former Superior General of the Jesuits, the project seeks to empower the students to become men and women for others through faith, service, and justice.

As a school our focus is naturally on the academics. “We always want our students to be the best they can be academically,” said Principal, Patty Kochis. “For some that is a 4.0, for others that might be a 2.3, and if that is their best, we are okay with that. But ultimately academics are not as important as the kind of students we graduate. Their character, compassion, service, empathy, understanding, and care for others are extremely important. We want every single student to realize that they can make a difference for the good in this world.”

For the Arrupe Project each student researched organizations that are committed to helping those in need and ending social injustice. After considerable reflection and conversation, the students each completed a four-page proposal in which they identified one

group that really spoke to them, detailed how they reached out to that organization to offer assistance, and outlined a fundraising plan that would allow the student to purchase and deliver items that the organization needed.

“We gave them a lot of time to prepare their proposals, because we really wanted them to dig deep, to take on this project as a mission and opportunity to help out a cause that is dear to their hearts. Tony (Cortese) and I knew that a positive attitude towards the work that they put in would ensure success and make this experience monumental and life altering,” Mrs. Olsen said.

“The goal of this project is never to force the students into acts of service and justice just so they can check off a box. ultimately, we hope the students participate in the Arrupe Project because they have a love burning in their hearts and they can’t help but do something about it,” Mr. Cortese added.

The students presented their plans to a panel that included Mrs. Olsen, Ms. Kochis and Mr. Cortese. Each student had to work to fundraise seed capital of $10, and upon approval of their plans the school matched those funds, giving each student a $20 startup budget. That money was then used by the students to kick off their

fundraising efforts, which ranged from selling hot chocolate and donuts on chilly mornings to selling handcrafted wooden crosses at the Arrupe Market held at school. With the help of Technology Instructor, Bob Christensen, the students designed and maintained budget documents to account for all of their fundraising expenses and income.

“It was quite impressive watching my son formulate and then implement a business plan of sorts. He did the entire project himself so he had complete ownership over it and I’ve never seen him prouder than when he was able to present the funds he raised to the River City Food Bank,” said Becky DelPiero, mother of Giovanni DelPiero. “It was a priceless service experience.”

Students did not receive a grade for this project and they were advised that it should never be considered a competition, but Mrs. Olsen noted that those guidelines were almost unnecessary as the students came into 8th grade prepared for this endeavor. “With support and encouragement from each other, these kids stepped outside of their comfort zones and really reflected on injustice. They learned so much about how they can make a difference,” she said. “This is truly what their entire journey at St. Ignatius has prepared them for.”

“The Arrupe Project was a great deal of work, however it exposed a lot of hidden talents within our 8th grade class,” added Giovanni DelPiero.

ultimately, the Class of 2016 took on 30 organizations, raised over $9,000, and delivered books, backpacks, school supplies, toiletries, canned foods, cooking supplies ,and many other items to the organizations they had at the forefront of their minds and deep in their hearts throughout the year.

on a mission to make a DiFFerence

Achieve Tahoeamerican foundation for Suicide PreventionChildren’s receiving home of sacramentoCoalition of Concerned Medical ProfessionalsCrisis nurseryfranciscan university’s Ecuador Spring break missionKids firstloaves and fishesLucille Packard Children’s hospitalMaria and Joseph’s Ministry to the Poornext moveopening doors, inc.

Project rideriver City food bankroses in Concretesacramento dream Centersacramento food bankSecond Touch Soccershriners hospitalSt. John’s Program for real ChangeSt. Vincent de Paulthe neighborhood wellness foundationValue our warriorWEAVEWind Youth Servicesworld gospel outreachWounded Warrior Project

who we served

“their character, compassion, service, empathy, understanding, and care for others are extremely important. we want every single student to realize that they can make a difference for the good in this world.”

—Patty kochis, Principal

Fr. Pedro arrupe, s.J. (1907-1991) was the 28th general superior of the Jesuit order during the tumultuous period following vatican ii. he continually prodded Jesuits and non-Jesuits alike to live their lives for others. Fr. arrupe was a man of great spiritual depth who was committed to justice.


uniting the heart anD minDIgnatian spirituality was brought to each of our classroom with the help of our Campus Minister, Tony Cortese. He guided the students as they planned their class Masses, lead prayer services and helped even our youngest students understand that God is in All Things. A beautiful tradition that Tony led this year was the Burning of the Palm. Students took part in a ceremony marking the beginning of Lent with a rite that produced the ashes that were put on the forehead of the faithful during Ash Wednesday. The ashes were produced by burning the palms which were blessed during the previous year’s celebration of Palm Sunday. The ceremony began with an opening prayer asking “God of tender mercy…to look on us with kindness as we prepare the ashes, which will mark the beginning of our Lenten journey…”

We are so blessed at St. Ignatius. We have fantastic teachers, engaged administrators, devoted priests, and of course our treasured students. But there is one part of our community that may be overlooked when the accolades are being sung—our remarkably generous parents! They model for our children exactly what it means to be Men and Women for Others.

In the 2015-2016 school year, our parents contributed thousands of volunteer hours, and there is no doubt that hundreds more hours were provided without being officially reported. From selling Scrip in the parking lot to coordinating major events like Amazing Grapes or the gala; from volunteering at a class party to hanging shelves in a classroom, these parents, at school every day, help create the true feeling of family that makes SI so special.

But we don’t just feel good about parent volunteerism. Our volunteers create tangible benefits for our children. It’s due in large part to the hard work of our school parents that St. Ignatius is able to offer programs like technology, art, Spanish and our lower- and upper-grade science classes as well as many other critical academic resources.

Education experts who have studied the effect parent involvement has on their children’s development, find that children grow more and their schools achieve more when parents are directly involved as volunteers. Proof of this is clear every day at St. Ignatius.

“The spirit of volunteerism at St. Ignatius Parish School is infectious,” says Darrell Parsons, father of Ella (2nd grade) and Kendall (Transitional Kindergarten). “All of us feed off each other’s exuberance for our children’s success and, by extension, St. Ignatius’ overall success. Basically, everybody here gets it, from the staff and clergy to the parents. We’re all putting our utmost effort into making St. Ignatius the most amazing spiritual and academic spiritual institution it can be. And the proof of that effort is evident on campus every single day.”

go Forth anD set the worlD on FireThe mission of the school’s Magis ministry is to do “the more” for the greater good of society and the Greater Glory of God. This year, 37 students from 4th through 8th grades committed to seek God in others as they organized more than 17 Christian service events that enriched the lives of people across the Sacramento region and beyond. Magis students knitted scarves for the homeless, visited with the elderly at Mercy McMahon Terrace and enjoyed lively games of Bunco, and adopted two Kindergarten classes from Leataata Floyd Elementary School—reading to the children and hosting Valentine’s Day and Harvest Fall parties for them.

“i want my kids to

work hard—to make

the most of their talents

and gifts. we have to

model that hard work.

it’s a ripple effect.”

—Janay Parkinson, mother of abbigail (7th grade) and hannah (4th grade)

aDDitional magis service ProJectssharing god’s bounty

operation christmas child

Friends of the Poor walk

Project linus

caroling at shriners hospital

men anD women For others

aD maJorem Dei gloriam— For the greater glory oF goD


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2015-2016Financial overview

Alumni $18,946.00

Foundations $2,305.15

Friends of SI $2,497.77

Grandparents $25,475.00

Local Business $3,100.00

Matching Funds $562.00

Parents of Alumni $16,707.50

Parishioners $24,383.10

School Families $70,579.14

Staff $2,810.00

annual fund totals

$167,365.66

Bookstore $861.58

Basketball TOC’s $3,233.00

JV Bball Tourneys $2,816.00

League Nights $2,839.00

Volleyball TOC’s $948.00

Little Dribblers $1,551.70

Logo wear $6,348.50

May Madness $1,000.00

Free throw contest/parent fees $5,769.25

JV Bball Tourn $2,000.00

Sports Participation Fees $11,400.00

Snack Bar $9,076.92

athletic fundraisers totals

$47,843.952nd Grade Classroom $45.00

Academic Decathlon $500.00

Adopt a Student/Rominger Fund $2,300.00

Athletics $50.00

Building Fund $1,100.00

Capital Needs $1,850.00

Carla MacDonald Scholarship $1,820.00

Endowment $1,900.00

Health Awareness $25.00

Security $1,000.00

Tiution Assistance $15,535.67

targeted gifts totals

$26,125.67

Amazing Grapes $28,448.43

Breakfast wth Santa $8,191.96

Gala $116,049.28

Halloween Party $5,101.71

Movie Night $915.06

Parent Obligation Hours/Fundraising $24,769.08

School Sponsorships $17,342.06

Scrip $30,000.00

See's Candy $4,968.01

Spirit Day $14,415.94

Other (Box Tops, Shutterfly, Rewards Programs) $1,100.75

Parent club fundraisers totals

$251,302.28

2nd Grade $45.00

Academic Decathlon $500.00

Adopt A Student $2,300.00

Athletics and PE $825.00

Building Fund $1,100.00

Capital Needs $1,850.00

Carla MacDonald Scholarship $1,820.00

Endowment $1,800.00

Feed A Family $90.00

Health Awareness $25.00

Library $315.00

Security $1,000.00

Tiution $16,035.00

directed PurPose totals

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2015-2016st. ignatius Donors

magis society $1,000 to $1,499

Beverly and Richard Bertolucci

Tracy and Scott Best

Cordano Company

Suzanne Generao and Jaime Dickerson

TL and James Diepenbrock

Ramon Garcia

Kassandra and George Gough

Andrea ‘79 and Gary Goyette

Amy and Shawn Herrick

Amy and Barry Kunst ‘92

Erin and Greg Levi

Carla MacDonald and Tom Hoey

Jenniffer and Mark MacDonald

William MacLaughlin

Kathleen and Laurence O’Connor

Janay and Kurt Parkinson

Amanda ‘87 and Jerad Patterson

Traci and Jesse Patterson

Alicia and Anthony Pescetti

Cheryl and Steve Rossiter

Jamie and Troy Rowsey

Amy and Matthew Ryan

Brenda and Bobby Siravo

Norma and William Slagle

Rachel ‘90 and Stephen Squaglia

Kelly and Patrick Sullivan

Maria and Brian Vail

Erin and Michael Wood

Stephanie and Kenneth Yee

Susan and Charles Braun

Anthony Delgadillo

st. ignatius oF loyola circle $750 to $999

Mary Hancock

Bruce Monighan

Audrey-Rose and Jose Rodriguez

green & golD team $500 to $749

Jonette and Muhammed Ahmad

Sarah and Matthew Allen

Meghan and Joshua Baker

Tracy and Phil Balestreri ‘72

Rachel and Frances Baltasar

Kristen and Eric Bassett

Mary Blair-Niello ‘63

Carmen and Chris Bohannon

Jennifer and Michael Boito

Rebecca and Daniel Breen

Alison Buhler

Jennifer and Mark Capitolo

Cynthia and Byron Clark

Melissa and Paul Deiro

Lara ‘85 and Harvey Dunbar

Cathy Edwards

Celia and Michael Fitzpatrick

Christina and Fernando Gallarzo

Dorola Haley

Theresa and John Hancock ‘72

Deirdre and David Harris

Angel and Anthony Hernandez

Mary Moore Henry de Tessan ‘59

Juanita and Luis Herrera

Timothy Homan

Anne and Mark Kahren

Kaiser Permanente

Denise and Steve Konigsfeld

Elden Laciste

Carmela and John Lanting

Laura ‘85 and Todd Lewis

Emilia and Flynn Maloy

Claire and Christopher McGinness

Annamarie and Brian McSweeney ‘74

Teri and Rick Niello

Mary and ultan Oman

Katherine and Aaron Porter

Kimberly and Steven Prince

Heather and Aaron Reeves

Laura and Francis Remedios

River West Investments, Inc.

Kim and David Saca

Michaele and Ralph Schmitcke

Grace and Jay Tiu

Andrea Diaz-Vaughn ’91 and Scott Vaughn

Chris Zirbel

tiger PriDe $250 to $499

Grace and Jerald Alvarez

Clara and Frank Arostegui

Christina Beren ‘06

Dierdre and Kipp Blewett

Anne and Richard Brown

Natalie Bustillos

Andrea and Caron Butler

Monica and Carlos Contreras

James Cordano

Kathy and Daniel Cretu

Lauri and James Damrell

Tita Diepenbrock

Christine ‘84 and Andrew Draa

John DuCray

Ann and Nick Econome

Molly and Daniel Elorduy

Fred Galante

Tina and John Gerges

Sara Gillis

Carole and Ed Goodin

Kari and Steve Goodwin

Cheryl Gori

Christi Graham

Jackie and Mark Haddad

Marylou Haddad

Wuri and Agus Hartono

Krista and Greg Honig

Terri and David Klein

Juliette and Richard Kovalik

Lorrie and Jason Laird

Carmela and John Lanting

Joy and Neal Lutterman

Kelly and Chad Lyon

Jackie and John Malhotra

Joan Martinez

Bill Masters ‘66

Lisa Marie ‘87 and James McMahon

Lee Meadows

Yvette and Andre Monier

Aileen and Enrico Montevirgen

Erin and Clinton Myers

Jan and Dan Nelson

Haley and Joshua Palone

Carolyn Palumbo ‘86

Frank Palumbo

Debbie and Ned Payant

Kelly Pham and Long Tran

Dianne Poppert

Lucrezia Prentice

Susan and Jerry Pritchard

Raquel and Daniel Raskop

Susanna and Ruben Romo

Sacramento Rendering Company

Arlene and Dante Santiago

Shelley and Barrett Smith

Haidi and Robert Spinelli

Susan and Mark Tilton

Christine and David Wagner

Erin and Matthew Weeden

Veronica and Derek Yuke

Churchwell White LLP

Anita and Jose Cueto

beneFactor $5,000+

Prietto Cueto Fund

Betty and Patrick Ryan

St. Ignatius Parish

Holli and Michael Todd

Visiting Angels Senior Homecare

Elisabeth and Douglas White

Linda and Anthony Babcock

Katherine and Mark Becker

Ettore’s European Bakery and Cafe

Pastor’s circle $2,500 to $4,999

Event Architects

Fat’s Family of Restaurants

Joslyn and Grant Inderbitzen

Flo and Christopher Kahn

Meggan and Ettore Ravazzolo

Debra and Tom Russell ‘82

Summer and Tim Schaedler ‘92

Sonia and John Susac

Steve Anderson ‘78

Diane and John Banchero ‘65

Alison and Michael Chow

Rhonda and Mark Cordano

Cresa Sacramento

Sarina and Kevin Fat

PrinciPal’s circle $1,500 to $2,499

Todd Gage and Rick Welts

Claudia and Michael Gilles

Inderbitzen Global Inc.

Meg and John Kesich

Lisa and Michael Koewler

Patricia and Michael Koewler

Lisa Nielsen Laptalo, DMD

Shannon and John Meehan

Debby and Jim Niethammer

Vanessa and Robert Olmstead

Esther and Russell Porter

Nancy and Michael Reid

Trish and Bob Siravo

SMI Commercial Management, Inc.

Molly and Mike Tsuchida

united Way California Capital Region

Vail Development Company

Kimberly and Craig Zarro


st. ignatius Patron up to $249

Berhan Abebe and Mekonnen GashawDeanie and Kosta AdamsBernice AmarelMelanie and Brent AndrewsGloria and Michael AndrewsJoAnn AnglinChristine ArdenCourtney Arrieta and Zachary YasoniaKimberly ‘91 and Quinn BakerCristina and Eugene BalantacMerren and Chris BangVerrill and Lyle BassettMarilee and James BellottiBev and Bob BentonTara and Robert Benton ‘78Christine and Ivanrey BernardoKerri and Dan BesseyLindsay and Michael BowmanLeo BradyFrances BrolanRosemary and David BrownKathy and Larry BurgessKeilani and Junious BurrageBeth and Andrew ByersLynn and Jeromine CantonerosSerena CarletonNicole and George CarolloJoyce ‘61 and Richard Carroll

Tonya Casimiro and Jesus CanoElizabeth CastainTamacina CastellanosMaria and William CatanyagMichael CatinoOlene and Ernest ChardLynette and Bob ChristensenNancy and Robert Christenson ‘61Deanna and Chuck LeongLisa ClarkRobert ClarkSandra and Ed ClearySarah and Brian CloughTerry CollinsKristie ‘92 and William SoomanRichele and Jason CooleySamantha CorbinCynthia Cortes and Adrian TorresTony CortesePatrice and James CoyleCarolyn and Larry CranfordRizelle and Christopher CroweMartha and Eric CurtisChris CzabaranekAna and Ignacio DamianMary DarlowLiz and Don DarstMadeline Deiro

Lenin and Thais Del CastilloHeather and Mitchell DerenzoElizabeth DitterErin and JP Dougherty ‘85Patricia DoughertyKathleen DunlapDonna and James DunlopAlice and David EconomeStephanie ‘91 and Charles EdgettLinda EdgettLynne and Jim EdmistonMark EmersonEduardo Estolas and Maria ImeldaVeronica and Ricardo FavilaKemberly FlatlandKatherine FloresKristina and Michael FluetschHeather and Timothy FosterDarlene FrancisKerri and Robert FratusEmil FredetteSusan and Russell Freitag ‘69Pam and Fred GageCristana and John GalinatoMegan and Brian GeremiaCarolyn and Bob GrittnerLeslie Hackard ‘93Sandra and Malek HaddadCharles Hall

Jodi and Bob HallermanNorma and Richard HamiltonJennifer HammelMeriam and Kyle HansenKatrena HatridgeMary HeebMarie and Richard HeltzelLisa HiltonFrederick HodgesDori and Dennis HonigKathy and Don HouserGail and David HulsePatti and David ImrieCasey Irving ‘92Vicky IsaacsonCindy IseleyDolly and Ralph IsolaSheila JensenMaribel and Jose JimenezChristina and Eric Johnson ‘84Patti JohnsonClaire ‘94 and Kevin KamaiAndrew KarresSusan KenneyKeithaJane and Craig KielbornVictoria Kielborn ‘98Patricia KochisLillie and Craig KramerLinda and Namin KuachusriConsie and Arnold Kunst

Marie KwokaFran and Larry LairdGerry LaneJean and Robert LaperriereHyunju and Jeongmin LeePatricia and James LeetLaura and Matthew LegrandGeraldine and James LemmondHarry LeyBridgett and Bruce LockenRodney Loeffler ‘68Loni Lucero ‘83Mary Ellen and Orlando LuceroJoel LumsdenLori and Christopher MaddenInger and Joseph MaherKim and Nick MajetichJohn MannsStephanie ‘93 and Patrick ManuelMaria and Michael MaroisFran MatherEthna McCartanMarcia and Frank McDermottLiz and Arthur MclaughlinNancy and Bill McSweeney ‘70Stacey MedinasJacqueline and George MerchantKristina and Charles MetzingerJulie and Bob MillerCarolyn and Theodore MillerGenoveva MirandaAlicia and Wilfrido MontojoJocelyn MorenoFr. Michael Moynahan, S.J.Shirley and Duane StoecklinPaula and Jim MunsonKaren Murphy

Jenevra and Patrick MurphyJean and Tony NavarroTohao and Tom NguyenLaura NibbelinkCarly NicholasDotty and Ted NishioEarlyn and Robert NollMary and Greg NorrisJennifer and Emmanuel ObiohaAgatha and Christian OkoyeChinyere and Chris OkugoChris and Bob OlmsteadMichael C. O’NeilPaula ‘71 and Mike TyeMaurita and Jon OngLeticia O’QuinnBarbara OreAvis and Joseph PaglieroniBethany and Antonio PaneLinda ParreiraJulie and Darrell ParsonsJane ParsonsSarina and Bryan PaulsonDeborah PetersViolet PetersonPetru CorporationTrina and Thu PhamAmy PhilipAmy and Brent PhippsRose Ann and Patrick PiacentiniMaritza and Ricardo PinedaAngela and Frank PogacarMichelle and Danny PonderMary and James PonsVictoria Powers ZirbelJoan PowersMark PrestwichAnne Putnam-Wagner ‘63

David QuirosMargaret and John RamosMarie ReedDitta and Marty ReedCarolyn and Tom ReeseErin ReidCarolyn and Carolyn ReidLawrence and Colleen RileyDarla and Corby RobinsonStephen Roche and Lisa HightowerGaye and Tom RogowskiMitzie and Domingo RomeroMonica and Marco RomoAshley and Michael RosalesDebby RothBarbara and John RowderRoberta and Al Ruch-PangelinanConnie and Paul SalinasLorna and Jack SandersSherry SavarinoLinda and David SchnedlerCarolyn and John SchulerLouise and Jacob SchultzAngelica and Tony SchwartzDorothy SetlikLinda and Mel ShermanElizabeth and Bob ShultsFaith SimonLois and Krishneel SinghJudith SmithGeneva and Lacy Smith ‘90Cindy StanglTammy and John SteinerJudy Steiner ‘60Anna-Marie and Daniel StouderTheresa and Andrew StrainJennifer and Christopher Strawn

Karen StrawnKelly and Mike StrawnTina and Brian SuterNissa SwanstonJennifer and Mark TamblynAlana and Raymond TheissJennifer and Kent ThompsonPeter Thompson and Deborah BainRosalie and Stuart ThompsonFran and Gene TrincaSteve Turner and LaDawna HuggCarlos urrutia and Judy HaelingMaria and Teodorico uyJane and Mark Van BrusselVanessa and Marcus VasquezSusan and Plauche VillereNicole and Christopher WadeSue and Mark WadeCarol WalkerPetra and Colin WallaceAnaliza and William WalshJeanne and Lyle WardJodi and Brad WarfieldSusan WhippoDolores and Alan WhiteSharon ‘87 and James WigginHelen WillettCharlene and Chuck WindmillerAmy and Jason WisterShayne WohlGail Wong and Kerry McMahonBonnie WrightJudy YandellMirtha and Martin YoungerAida and Gerardo Zavala


granDParent contributors

JoAnn AnglinGiacomo and Giovanni DelPieroClara and Frank ArosteguiEva ArosteguiVerrill and Lyle BassettJace, Ryan and Luke BassettMarilee and James BellottiJulie and Nikki PorterBev and Bob BentonCole and Kyler BentonBeverly and Richard BertolucciSam BalestreriFrances BrolanRamsey Remedios Anne and Richard BrownAyriana Wister Alison BuhlerJocelyn BangLisa ClarkQuinton SchwartzRobert ClarkOliver and Wesley ClarkSandra and Ed ClearyDuke and Delaney Draa, Brooke PattersonJames CordanoNick and Kristi CordanoLiz and Don DarstJames McCormac Madeline DeiroDante DeiroTita DiepenbrockAva and Max DiepenbrockPatricia DoughertyLuke and Delaney DoughertyKathleen DunlapWilliam KahrenAnn and Nick EconomeJames Econome

Linda EdgettConnor, Mason and Olivia EdgettCelia and Michael FitzpatrickCollin and Declan BlewettDarlene FrancisBoston and Avery Olsen, Allison and Brooklyn MacDonaldPam and Fred GageSantiago GageCarole and Ed GoodinNick and Kristi CordanoCarolyn and Bob GrittnerClaire BabcockMarylou HaddadTyler, Christian and Lily HaddadMary HancockEmily HancockMary HeebOliver and Wesley ClarkMarie and Richard HeltzelLayla SmithDori and Dennis HonigMiles HonigKathy and Don Houser Lucas RavazzoloPatti JohnsonPeyton JohnsonKeithaJane and Craig KielbornHaley KielbornPatricia and Michael KoewlerJack KoewlerConsie and Arnold KunstKieran and Ronan KunstFran and Larry LairdEmma, Hunter, Olivia LairdMary Ellen and Orlando LuceroMason Lucero

Carla MacDonald and Tom HoeyAllison and Brooklyn MacDonaldMarcia and Frank McDermottAustin and Travis McDermottJulie and Bob MillerColby Kovalik Carolyn and Theodore MillerAbby and Molly StrawnShirley and Duane StoecklinSiena Marois Jean and Tony NavarroAbby and Molly StrawnJan and Dan NelsonGarrett NelsonTeri and Rick NielloKatherine and Thomas RyanKathleen and Laurence O’ConnorConnor LewisChris and Bob OlmsteadLarsson and MacKenzie OlmsteadMary and ultan OmanEmma and Gavin HarrisFrank PalumboAllison and Tyler PrestwichLinda ParreiraAbbi and Hannah ParkinsonJane ParsonsElla and Kendall ParsonsEsther and Russell PorterJulie and Nikki PorterJoan PowersAaron and Kimberly Powers Carolyn and Tom ReeseLindsay and Caroline Niethammer Carolyn and John ReidScarlett and Johnny Reid

Nancy and Michael ReidChristopher ReidGaye and Tom RogowskiRyan and Jace Bassett Mitzie and Domingo RomeroCamille Alvarez Susanna and Ruben RomoCarlos and Sofia Contreras, Mia SwanstonDebby RothLindsay and Caroline Niethammer Barbara and John RowderJack TiltonBetty and Patrick RyanKatherine and Thomas RyanMichaele and Ralph SchmitckeEmma Rose GillisLinda and Mel ShermanJake EdmistonTrish and Bob SiravoBen and Brady SiravoKaren StrawnJack and William ValineKelly and Mike StrawnJack and William ValineFran and Gene TrincaKennedy FordMolly and Mike TsuchidaLucas TsuchidaCarlos urrutia and Judy HaelingCharlie and Olivia PhippsSusan and Plauche VillereMadelyn VillereSue and Mark WadePeyton and Stephen WadeCharlene and Chuck WindmillerMadelyn Villere

alumni contributors

Class of 1959Mary Moore Henry de TessanClass of 1960Judy SteinerClass of 1961Joyce Carroll (Balestreri)Robert ChristensonClass of 1963Mary Blair-NielloAnne Putnam-WagnerClass of 1965John BancheroClass of 1966Bill MastersRodney LoefflerClass of 1969Russell Freitag

Class of 1970Bill McSweeneyClass of 1971Paula Tye (O’Neil)Class of 1972Phil BalestreriJohn HancockClass of 1974Brian McSweeneyClass of 1978Steve AndersonRobert BentonAndrea Goyette (Todd)Class of 1982Tom RussellClass of 1983Loni Lucero

Class of 1984Christine Draa (Cleary)Eric JohnsonClass of 1985JP DoughertyLara Dunbar (Diaz)Laura Lewis (O’Connor)Class of 1986Carolyn PalumboClass of 1987Lisa Marie McMahon (Farnsworth)Amanda Patterson (Cleary)Sharon Wiggin (Montemayor)Class of 1990Rachel Bardis-SquagliaGeneva and Lacy Smith

Class of 1991Kimberly Baker (Klier)Stephanie Edgett (Eagleton)Andrea Diaz-VaughnClass of 1992Kristie Sooman (Cook)Casey IrvingBarry KunstTim SchaedlerClass of 1993Leslie HackardStephanie Manuel (Montemayor)Class of 1994Claire Kamai (Tan)Class of 1998Victoria KielbornClass of 2006Christina Beren

FounDations

Prietto Cueto Fund Truistunited Way California Capital Region

business contributors

Churchwell White LLPCordano CompanyCresa SacramentoDiaz Vaughn & CompanyEttore’s European Bakery and CafeEvent Architects

Fat’s Family of RestaurantsInderbitzen Global Inc.Lisa Nielsen Laptalo, DMDParkinson & Company Real EstatePaper Garden BoutiquePetru Corporation

River West Investments, Inc.Sacramento Rendering CompanySMI Commercial Management, Inc.Vail Development CompanyVisiting Angels Senior Homecare

DirecteD giFts

2nd GradeBernice AmarelAcademic DecathlonDebra and Tom Russell ’82Adopt A StudentJoan MartinezStephen Roche and Lisa HightowerDebra and Tom Russell ’82Athletics and PELisa and Michael KoewlerRiver West Investments, Inc.Linda and David SchnedlerBuilding FundCheryl and Steve RossiterAida and Gerardo ZavalaCapital NeedsDeanie and Kosta AdamsNancy and Robert ChristensonLisa ClarkSandra and Ed Cleary

Monica and Carlos ContrerasPam and Fred GageAnnamarie and Brian McSweeney ‘74Mary Moore Henry de Tessan ‘59Shayne Wohl ‘59Carla MacDonald ScholarshipClara and Frank ArosteguiKemberly FlatlandDarlene FrancisPatricia KochisCarla MacDonald and Tom HoeyEndowmentAnita and Jose CuetoFred GalanteFeed A FamilyNorma and William SlagleHealth AwarenessMary and Greg Norris

LibraryTerry CollinsNorma and Richard HamiltonSecurityJamie and Troy RowseyTiutionJonette and Muhammed AhmadTracy and Phil Balestreri ‘72Verrill and Lyle Bassett Mary Blair-Niello ‘63Keilani and Junious BurrageAndrea and Caron Butler Lynn and Jeromine CantonerosJennifer and Mark CapitoloTamacina CastellanosSamantha CorbinCynthia Cortes and Adrian TorresMary DarlowTita DiepenbrockChristina and Fernando GallarzoAndrea ‘78 and Gary GoyetteDorola Haley

Norma and Richard HamiltonMeriam and Kyle HansenWuri and Agus HartonoKathy and Don HouserPatti and David ImrieMaribel and Jose JimenezSusan KenneyAmy and Barry Kunst ‘92Rodney LoefflerEthna McCartan Shannon and John MeehanYvette and Andre MonierJan and Dan NelsonMaurita and Jon OngViolet PetersonEsther and Russell PorterAudrey-Rose and Jose RodriguezSherry SavarinoSt. Ignatius Loyola ParishSusan and Mark TiltonCharlene and Chuck WindmillerVeronica and Derek Yuke


aDvisory council

President Michael Bowman

Development Anthony HernandezKatie Porter

Communication Sarah CloughAndrea Diaz-Vaughn

Catholicity/Mission Effectiveness

Christian Okoye

Finance Chris Strawn

Facilities Adrian Torres

Member at Large Mark MacDonald

Faculty Representative

Carol Walker

Parent Club Representatives

Victoria Kielborn

athletics committee

Principal Patty Kochis

Athletic Director Cathy Edwards

Treasurer Shawnna Susac

Faculty Representative

Becky DelPiero

Equipment and Website

Kerri Carissimi

Logowear/ Bookstore

Jenny Thompson

Snack Bar Coordinator

Tohao Nugyen

Snack Bar Scheduling

Michael Rosales

Basketball Scheduling

Greg HonigCarrie Young

JV Tournament Director

Andy Draa

JV Tournament Derek Yuke

Little Dribblers Coordinator

Mike Bowman

Little Dribblers Site Coordinator

Grant Medieros

Hot Dog Day Coordinator

Christina Johnson

May Madness Chair

Stephanie Manuel

May Madness Chris Wade

Parent club: executive boarDCo-Presidents Angel Hernandez

Debbie Payant Vice President Vicky KielbornTreasurer Chris McGinnessRecording Secretary

Angelica Schwartz

Corresponding Secretary

Rachel Bardis-Squaglia

Parent club: FunDraising chairsAmazing Grapes

Heather Hernandez-ReevesTina GergesTammy Steiner

Breakfast with Santa

Martha CurtisVictoria Kielborn

Gala and Auction

Lindsay BowmanLara Dunbar

Movie Night Kristin BassettAmy Kunst

See’s Candies Christine ArdenErin Myers

Spirit Day Deirdre HarrisJanay Parkinson

Spooktacular Veronica YukeStephanie ManuelSharon Wiggin

in honorium anD memorial

In Memory of Joyce AndersonStacey Medinasin honor of mary balesteri ‘13Bill Masters ‘66in memory of tom balestreriBill Masters ‘66In Memory of

tom and evelyn balestreriTracy and Phil Balestreri ‘72in honor of Jocelyn

and Julia bangAlison BuhlerIn Memory of

fran garcia blaisdellRamon Garciain memory of mary bradyLeo Bradyin memory of Chris CalderonBill Masters ‘66Mary Hancockin honor of

Carlos and sofia ContrerasSusanna and Ruben RomoIn Memory of

fred Cosgrove s.J.Annamarie and Brian McSweeney ‘74Nancy and Bill McSweeney ‘70in memory of steve CottaCarla MacDonald and Tom HoeyIn Memory of

James larry CrawleyLisa HiltonIn Memory of

Ignacio Damian Sr.Ana and Ignacio Damian

in memory of rudy dePoloRosemary and David BrownTonya Casimiro and Jesus CanoElizabeth DitterMary HancockGail and David HulsePatricia and James LeetDeanna and Chuck LeongKaren MurphyLaura NibbelinkMarie ReedLorna and Jack SandersJudith Smithin memory of rod dotsonMary and James Ponsin honor of

Jennifer duCray-max ‘94John DuCrayIn Memory of Perry EmersonMark Emersonin memory of isaac farnsworthLisa Marie ‘87 and James McMahonin memory of rebecca frameAnita and Jose CuetoSheila JensenCarla MacDonald and Tom HoeyKim and Nick MajetichTed and Dotty NishioPetru CorporationLouise and Jacob Schultzin honor of mary louise

goodwin ‘14Kari and Steve Goodwinin honor of adam ‘15 and

Audrey GrahamChristi GrahamIn Memory of

ryan watkins hamilton ‘85Norma and Richard Hamiltonin memory of thad hamiltonAnita and Jose Cuetoin honor of Vicky isaacsonPatricia Dougherty

in memory of Craig iseleyCindy IseleyIn Memory of Verna JoaquinCarmela and John Lantingin memory of fr. John Kelly, s.J.Mary Darlowin memory of Carol and

Jack KochisVicky Isaacsonin honor of evie and ben lelandFr. Michael Moynahan, S.J.in memory of herb matherFran MatherIn Memory of Joseph

f. mcsweeneyTom and Christine Richardsonin memory of harry mooreBill Masters ‘66In Memory of

Kathleen and harry mooreMary Moore Henry de Tessan ‘59in memory of Karl nelsonJan and Dan NelsonIn Memory of

heidi neubuerger ‘87Cindy Stanglin memory of otto, sheilagh

and heidi neubuerger ‘87Norma and Richard Hamiltonin memory of andrew obiohaJennifer and Emmanuel ObiohaIn Memory of Ernest PaglieroniAvis and Joseph Paglieroniin memory of Carolyn PetersBernice AmarelPatricia DoughertyCarla MacDonald and Tom HoeyCarolyn and John SchulerIn Memory of Lucietta PiacentiniRoseAnn and Patrick Piacentini

In Memory of John PogacarFrank and Angela Pogacarin honor of

Allison and Tyler PrestwichFrank Palumboin memory of bob and

Jerry PutnamAnne Putnam-Wagner ‘63in memory of hilarion resuelloRaquel and Daniel Raskopin memory of lucille romingerJoan MartinezStephen Roche and Lisa HightowerDebra and Tom Russell ‘82in honor of marco romoSusanna and Ruben RomoIn Memory of

ruben salvador ‘04John and Cristana GalinatoCarla MacDonald and Tom HoeyIn Memory of

noelle spitzer malone ‘82Norma and Richard Hamiltonin memory of Chad thompsonLinda and David SchnedlerIn Memory of John ThompsonCarole and Ed Goodinin honor of Jolene toddAndrea ‘74 and Gary Goyettein honor of Carol walkerCarla MacDonald and Tom Hoeyin memory of robert willett, sr.Helen WillettIn Memory of Thomas

Martin WilsonJoyce ‘61 and Richard Carrollin honor of ayriana wisterAmy and Jason WisterIn Memory of Don WooldrikCarla MacDonald and Tom Hoey

school events8/15 1st day of school9/17 amazing grapes10/7 grandparents day10/29 spooktacular halloween Party11/20 8th grade spaghetti dinner12/3 breakfast with santa12/15 school Christmas Program1/29 open house3/4 academic decathlon3/21 family science night5/12 8th grade Carnivaltba may madness5/19 graduation5/31 last day of school school masses9/1 9am mass of the holy spirit10/7 10:30am grandparents and Special Guests Mass11/1 9:15am All Saints Day Mass12/8 9:15am Immaculate Conception mass1/29 9:30am Catholic schools Week Mass3/1 9:15am ash wednesday mass4/4 9:00am lenten mass4/13 9:00am holy thursday Prayer Service5/10 9:15am may Crowning mass5/19 9:00am baccalaureate mass5/31 9:00am last day of School Mass Parish events9/11 family mass S.I. 1st & 3rd Grade Students10/2 family mass S.I. 7th & 8th Grade Students11/6 family mass S.I. TK & 5th Grade Students3/5 family mass S.I. K & 6th Grade Students4/2 family mass S.I. 4th Grade Students5/7 family mass S.I. 2nd Grade Students10/22 Viva st. ignatius1/29 father mike’s tail gate Party5/6 magis dinner

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