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Connection is a publication of Christian

Brothers High School. The purpose

of the magazine is to strengthen the

connection between the school and

alumni, parents and friends; to cultivate

community support for assisting CB in

its operation and advancement; and to

recognize and thank supporters. News

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Board of Trustees 2013-14The Board of Trustees at Christian Brothers High School is comprised of 10 volunteers dedicated to safeguarding and advancing the school’s Catholic, Lasallian mission. Before joining the Board of Trustees, candidates undergo training on Lasallian charism (history, spirituality and philosophy of education) and Policy Governance – a model used by Lasallian schools throughout the District of San Francisco. This summer, the board welcomed new members, Brenda Fleming, Heather Ruple, and Eileen Schuering. Lincoln Snyder ’95 is taking on the role of Board Chair.

The Policy Governance model comprises an inclusive, written set of goals for the school, called Ends Policies, which guide the board in monitoring the performance of the school and its CEO. Ends Policies help ensure that Christian Brothers High School adheres to the vision of the Brothers of the Christian Schools and the District of San Francisco.

“Last year, a group comprised of board members, former trustees, faculty and staff worked together to revise the Ends Policies. A new policy is now in place to ensure that the board looks closely at the long-term sustainability of the school. I am looking forward to working with Lorcan Barnes and this year’s board to advance the Catholic, Lasallian mission of the school and ensure that the legacy of Christian Brothers High School extends well into the future,” says Lincoln Snyder ’95.

back row - left to right District of San Francisco Brother Visitor, Br. Donald Johanson, FSC, Bob Granucci ’55, Mr. John Nunan, Dr. Bill Schaedler ’68, Mr. Lincoln Snyder ’95 – Board Chair, Lorcan Barnes – President

front row - left to right Ms. Heather Ruple, Mrs. Eileen Schuering, Mrs. Marianne Evashenk, Mrs. Carrie Vellutini, Mrs. Brenda Fleming, Not Pictured: Br. John Hoover, FSC

CBHS Leadership Team

Lorcan P. BarnesPresident

Mary HesserPrincipal

June McBrideDirector of Finance

Nancy Smith-FaganDirector of Advancement

Tom EnglishVice Principal

Rolf SchumannAssistant Principal of Student Life

Christopher Symkowick-RoseAssistant Principal of Curriculum & Instruction

Kenny Kirrene ’78Director of Admissions

Message From the President

Several times over the past year, I received emails from coworkers and friends encouraging me to watch online

videos featuring a young boy who goes by the name of “Kid President.” His most famous, the “Pep Talk,” has

been viewed more than 29 million times. The underlying theme to the growing assemblage of “Kid President’s”

works is encouraging viewers to consider the ways they can be more “awesome!” Today, I watched his “Pep

Talk for Teachers and Students.” In it, he touches on several subjects including history. “We can’t just study

history,” he says. “We’ve got to make history.”

That small phrase got me thinking about Christian Brothers High School, the history that has been made here,

and the history in the making. Our cover story touches on the small group of determined people who made

history with their efforts to bring the Christian Brothers and Lasallian education to Sacramento. It touches on

a few of the changes and improvements that were only possible thanks to the efforts of dedicated Brothers and

supporters who were willing to give of their time and treasure to ensure that the school could continue to meet

the needs of students. Finally, it speaks to the importance of continued support in sustaining the school.

I am thrilled to report that in our 138th year of Catholic, Lasallian education in Sacramento, Christian Brothers

High School continues to thrive. Student enrollment is up by 4.4 percent and we welcomed our largest

freshman class in six years. Hard work, planning, teacher training, and a significant infrastructure investment

paid off with the successful launch of an all-student iPad program. Our international student community has

grown from 12 students last year (the program’s first year) to 18 students this year. The Victor and Phela Vesci

Strength and Fitness Center opened its doors in August. The George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center

will open in the spring of 2014. In the past 12 years, we have made more than $20 million in improvements and

additions to our campus including the Science Math and Technology wing (2002)

and athletic field house (2008). Most importantly, we lead the region in need-

based tuition assistance. In 2013-14, we are distributing $2.15 million in tuition

assistance to 393 deserving students (37.5% of our students).

The Annual Report of Gifts (see page 26) and list of donors reflects gifts received

during the July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013 time period. I am grateful to all of the

alumni, families and friends of the school who share of their resources to ensure

that Christian Brothers High School continues to thrive. Your generosity ensures

that we continue to make history.

Please know that we are careful stewards of your gifts and continue in our

commitment to fiscal responsibility while maintaining the CB tradition of

excellent, value-centered, Catholic, Lasallian education. In the words of “Kid

President,” you are awesome!

Live Jesus in our hearts!

Lorcan P. Barnes

President

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CelebratingCampus Life

Alumni Life

Connected

Features

Celebrating 137 Years of Giving ....................................................... 5Happy Retirement Mary Jenkins ......................................................9CB Students Caring for Our Watershed ...........................................9Kirk Purdy - 2013 Lasallian Educator of the Year ........................10Christian Brothers High School Earns Full 6-Year

Accreditation .............................................................................11CB Celebrates Grand Opening of Victor and Phela Vesci

Strength and Fitness Center .....................................................15CBHS Celebrates 137th Commencement ........................................18

Ambassadors Celebrated at 29th Annual Dinner ................. 22

Annual Report 2012 – 2013 ........... 26

ArtsKBFT – Tower of Youth ...................................................................1221st Annual La Salle Art Show .........................................................12CB Presents You Can’t Take It With You .........................................14CB Duo Wins First Place at International Film Competition ......14Vocal Jazz Takes First Place at Reno Jazz Festival .........................14

AthleticsMen’s Golf Wins Section Title and Eighth Consecutive

League Title................................................................................16Playing at the College Level ............................................................16Men’s Volleyball Wins League Co-Championship .......................17Men’s Soccer Captures Division III Title .......................................17CVC All-Conference Athletes .........................................................17

Baseball Hall of Fame ..................................................................... 24

In Memoriam .......................................................................... 50

ReunionsClass of 1963 Reunion .....................................................................52Class of 1983 Reunion .....................................................................53Wine, Beer and Food Extravaganza .............................................. 54

Alumni News & Notes .........................................................57Alumni Bring on the Fun ............................................................... 66Mark Your Calendars ......................................................................67

Collectively, the group’s efforts were successful, convincing Catholics and non-Catholics, who understood the value of educating their children, to make a sacrifice for a public gain of a better educated, more capable younger generation. On July 17, 1876, Principal-Director Brother Cianan Griffin, FSC, California Governor William Irwin and Adjutant General Walsh of the State of California welcomed 200 students to the four-room school. Each classroom could accommodate 65 students and the school could house 20 live-in boarders.

Tuition ranged from $12 to $40 for a year, or from $3 to $10 for a two and one-half month session. In a tradition that proudly continues today, the Brothers were committed to assisting students whose families could not

It has been said that the first “official” capital campaign for Christian Brothers High School (known in 1876 as the St. Patrick Institute) began in a horse and buggy. At the reins, the formidable Miss Maggie Cunningham who was joined by Mrs. M. Horan and Mrs. Mary Scribner. The women launched a door-to-door effort to raise the remaining $3,000 to bring the Christian Brothers to Sacramento. Father Patrick Scanlan, who operated a school for children at St. Rose’s Church in Sacramento, had been working with a committee and collecting money for several years. He even purchased property on K Street between 11th and 12th on which to build a school. His goal, enticing the Christian Brothers into operating a school for the boys and young men of Sacramento.

1. Miss Maggie Cunningham

2. 1924 Dedication of Christian Brothers School

3. Demolition of 21st and Broadway Campus

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afford the fees. By year’s end, three additional classrooms were added and school enrollment had increased to 250 thanks to growing awareness of the great work of the Brothers.

Fast forward 138 years, and CB continues to grow and thrive thanks to an enduring foundation of educational excellence, innovation and community. The “great work” of the Brothers lives on through their strong partnership with the dedicated faculty and staff who carry on the Catholic, Lasallian mission. The school is in the final stages of the Building on the

Tradition Campaign – Phase II which brought the field house and the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center (opening April 2014) to campus. Phase I added the Science, Math and Technology wing in 2002. Student enrollment is strong with 1,044 young men and women.

There have been numerous campaigns through the years. In 1900, Br. Vellesian Mallon, FSC laid the groundwork for a campaign to add an additional wing and expand the chapel of the K Street campus. In 1922, the school had outgrown its K street location. The Diocese of Sacramento donated land at the corner of 21st and Y (Broadway) Streets. In September of 1924, students were welcomed to the new school. Area businessmen launched a campaign in 1926 to furnish the school. In 1927, a gymnasium was built on the second floor between the classrooms and living quarters. In 1955, the Brothers and the Diocese of Sacramento laid out a plan for a new school at a different site. With aging facilities at St. Francis High School (25th and K Streets) and St. Joseph’s Academy (9th and G Streets) and Christian Brothers, Brother Bertram Coleman, FSC, proposed that the schools be brought together at one location in a co-instructional environment. A campaign was launched to create Bishop Armstrong High School which opened its doors in 1956 at the school’s current location, then known as Sacramento Boulevard. The school operated as a co-institutional facility until the end of the 1963-64 school year.

“I think that Fr. Scanlan, Maggie Cunningham, Br. Cianan, Br. Bertram and all of the early benefactors would be proud to see their vision realized through the young men and women

of Christian Brothers,” says President Lorcan Barnes. “And, I believe they would marvel at the list (see Annual Report pg. 26) of alumni, parents, grandparents and friends who give so generously to ensure that we continue to fulfill our mission of touching the hearts and minds of the students entrusted to our care.”

4. Br. Cianan Griffin, FSC5. Br. Vellision Mallon, FSC6. Br. Nicholas O’Connor7. 1883 / 8. 1899 / 9. 191810. Br. Andrew Morrin, FSC, and students, circa 196011. Bishop Armstrong 1964 girls cabinet

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The 2013-14 school year is off to a fantastic start. The hard work, planning, yearlong teacher training, and infrastructure investment paid off in August when more than 1,000 iPads merged onto CB’s new superhighway as CB began its one-to-one student iPad Program. The International Student Program has grown from 12 students last year (the program’s first year) to 18 students this year. The Victor and Phela Vesci Strength and Fitness Center opened at the end of August, enhancing the strength, agility and safety of all student-athletes, improving the health and well-being of all students, and ensuring that all teams are in top physical condition when they take to the court, the pool or the field. CB proudly continues to lead the region with $2.2 million in need-based tuition assistance distributed to 393 students. Further, CB is the only local school earning a place on the Washington Post’s 2013 list of “America’s Most Challenging Private High Schools.”

“In just the past 15 years, we have invested $22 million in campus additions and enhancements,” says Barnes. “I am proud and grateful to say that we have done this without accumulating debt. That is only possible thanks to the donors who supported Phase I and Phase II of the Building on the Tradition Campaign. Yet, looking back even further, CB thrives today thanks to the generous support of all of the people who believed in the values-based education that is at the heart of the Lasallian philosophy and gave to ensure its continuity to future generations of students, especially those in need.”

“The Brothers were very good to me,” says Ken Belke ’37. “They made it possible for me to go to college. Back then, we could choose if we wanted to study on a commercial or academic track. I chose academic and I was very well prepared for college. I also made lifetime friends and the camaraderie we had continues today through the Brotherhoods – a group of alumni, originally from the 1930s and 1940s, who meet monthly for lunch and socializing. Although we have lost some members in recent years, the group keeps us connected to the school.”

After attending UC Berkeley for a year and one-half, Belke transferred to University of San Francisco. “It was more like Christian Brothers,” offers Belke. “The classes were much smaller than at Berkeley. The teachers knew you and cared about you.”

Belke returned to Sacramento following his USF graduation and worked as an accountant. “I remember Jack Stassi ’40 and Br. Bertram (Coleman) coming to my office at work and telling me that the Brothers would be selling the winery and that the students would no longer be benefitting from the proceeds as we did back in my day. Br. Bertram was working with Jack to start a fund drive to go back to graduates and ask for money. They invited me to make a presentation to the Board of Regents. When I got there, Br. Bertram said the group was voting on a new Regent and that it was going to be me. I was at Christian Brothers during Br. Bertram’s first year of teaching in 1936. We loved him! Years later, all of our wives loved him. He was a wonderful man and you didn’t tell him no. So, that is how I became a Regent.”

12. Science, Math and Technology Wing, opened 200213. CB 201314. Athletic Field House Construction 200815. George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center Construction 201316. CB choral performance 2013


“When I was a kid, my family could not afford tuition,” says Sal ‘Chado’ Vasquez ’52. “I thought I would go to Sac High. One day, Br. Bertram came to Holy Angels, called me into the office and asked if I was going to Christian Brothers. I told him no, I couldn’t afford it. He told me that if I kept my nose clean, I didn’t have to worry about it. I will never forget that day and I wasn’t the only one. Now, I give to CB because the Brothers really formed me and I just hope that more kids can have that.”

“I know that many of the women who attended Bishop Armstrong feel displaced,” explains Linda Giese ’59. “But, we have a place here. I’m lucky because I have an additional family connection, my son Jeff graduated in 1981 and three of my grandchildren are graduates (Kayla Giese ’09, Eddie Ralph ’10 and Jamie Ralph ’12). So much more is available to the students of today. Back when I attended Bishop Armstrong (CBHS from 1956-1969), boys were in one wing, and girls were in another wing. It’s so much better and healthier with the students interacting with each other, learning from each other. It isn’t just about dating like it was when we would pass the boys in the hallway or see them at lunch. And, the school really prepares the students for college. The adjustment is a lot easier after Christian Brothers.”

In November of 1989, Bishop Francis Quinn of the Diocese of Sacramento and Brother Mark Murphy, FSC, Brother Visitor of the District of San Francisco, formally announced the intention of CB to become a coeducational institution. With the imminent closure of Bishop Manogue High School, the school invested approximately $400,000 in campus renovations to ensure CB could meet the needs of an expanding student body that included boys and girls. Approximately two-thirds of the students and 13 teachers from Bishop Manogue joined the CB community, including Jill Bennett, Chrys Cassetta and Holly Peterson, Ed.D., who continue to teach at CB today.

Bobbi Pires ’76 is a Bishop Manogue High School alumna and avid volunteer with the Alumni Association and The La Salle Club. “CB made a place for the young women and alumnae of Bishop Manogue when the school closed. We have a home here and I’ve always felt welcome. I’m proud to support the mission of the school and will continue to work to help make sure that more young women and men have the opportunity to benefit from a Christian Brothers education.”

“I believe strongly in the mission of Christian Brothers, the education and the values,” says Bob Slakey ’48. “Enter to learn, leave to serve says it all. I also believe it can only succeed if people with resources step up and support it.”

“As an innovator in education, St. John Baptist de La Salle recognized that different localities, times and conditions demanded different advanced studies and solutions,” says Barnes. Throughout CB’s almost 138 years in Sacramento, we have certainly adapted to changes in location, times and educational needs. Thankfully, generations of Sacramentens like Maggie Cunningham have made sacrifices for a public gain of a better educated, more capable younger generation. As we prepare to celebrate the spring opening of the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center, I am grateful for all of the capital campaigns, official and unofficial, that collectively ensured that Christian Brothers High School today, is the place to be.”

17. Br. Christopher Donnelly, FSC, Br. Donald Johanson, FSC, Br. Thomas Pham, FSC (now Thomas Pham)

18. Vincent Rosewski ’16, Katrina Jacinto ’1619. Br. Donald Johanson, FSC, Nolan Kipp ’10, 201020. CB English instructor, Jennifer Makol, Audrey Wilson ’1621. CB strings performing at Open House during construction tours of

the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center.22. The Brotherhoods: back row - left to right Kenny Kirrene ’78, Jack

Witry, Jim Keating ’55, Asa Whetstone ’51, Jerry Kirrene ’53, Troy Bird ’82, Sal “Chado” Vasquez ’52, Jack Clara ’50, John Tatro ’83. front - left to right Ken Harris ’54, Ken Belke ’37, Bob Slakey ’48, Manny Viera ’41, George Cunningham ’40


Congratulations to Scott Sturges '13, Ty Patrick '13 and Dominic Tullo '13 who were invited to present their project at the Caring for Our Watershed California competition. The group placed 10th out of 260 entries. In recognition of their efforts, the group was invited to share their work with representatives at the State Capitol.

CB Students Caring for Our Watershed

Dominic Tullo ’13, Ty Patrick ’13 and Scott Sturges ’13 joined with students from other schools for a tour of the State

Capitol. Ty Patrick ’13, Dominic Tullo ’13 and Scott Sturges ’13

“To touch the hearts of your pupils and to inspire them with

the Christian spirit is the greatest miracle you can perform

and of which God expects of you.”

— St. John Baptist de La Salle

On behalf of the entire Christian Brothers High School community, thank you, MARY JENKINS, for 29 YEARS OF MIRACLES. Congratulations on your retirement!


Since 1997, Director of Guidance Kirk Purdy’s caring

demeanor, willingness to listen and seemingly tireless dedication

to the students of Christian Brothers have helped countless

students and their parents navigate the oftentimes rough waters

of high school life and college planning. As men’s varsity golf

coach for the past 10 seasons (eight-time section champions)

and freshman basketball coach during his first five years at the

school, he’s been a mentor, motivator and friend. Purdy’s peers

and school administrators selected Kirk Purdy as the 2012-13

Lasallian Educator of the Year.

“Kirk, you enjoy the respect and affection of our community

because you embody the qualities of a model Catholic, Lasallian

educator,” said President Lorcan Barnes to a visibly surprised

Purdy.

“I have known Mr. Purdy since my brothers were freshmen

at CB in 2004,” said Hunter Rappleye ’13. “To me, he is more

than a golf coach, he is my third parent while I’m at school. He

has taught me lessons that go beyond the golf course that I will

never forget. He demonstrates the Lasallian Core Principles and I

believe he is the person most deserving of this award.”

“When Kirk Purdy took over the counseling department

in 2010, I knew that I was leaving it in capable, caring hands,”

says Principal Mary Hesser. “He is devoted to the students

of Christian Brothers and willing to do whatever it takes to

shepherd them through the challenges of adolescence. He is a

tremendous leader whose vision and commitment bless our

community.”

“I was very surprised to hear my name called,” says Purdy.

“There are so many phenomenal educators at Christian Brothers

High School. When I think about them and the people who

have won this award in years’ past, I can’t believe that I was

nominated, let alone selected. This definitely motivates me to

work harder, find new ways to serve students and show our

community that I will live up to this honor.”

KIRK PURDY

Counseling department members: John Riley-Portal, Melissa

McClellan, Armando Diaz ’94, Diane Heine ’71, Kent Morrison, and

Blaire Moskat

Principal Mary Hesser, Kirk Purdy, President Lorcan Barnes

2013 Lasallian Educator of the Year


Christian Brothers High School Earns Full 6-Year Accreditation

Christian Brothers schools on the west coast began

recognizing one faculty/staff person from each school as

a model Catholic, Lasallian Educator in 1990. CB’s award

is presented at the school-wide Founder’s Day Liturgy

celebrated in May as part of a week-long celebration of St.

John Baptist de La Salle. Past honorees include:

1990-91 John Higgins

1991-92 Michael Hebda

1992-93 Judy Budzenski and Patrick O’Brien

1993-94 Jack Witry

1994-95 Dominic Puglisi

1995 District of San Francisco Lasallian Educator Ronald Limeberger ’53

1995-96 Terry Vendlinski

1996-97 Jim Hughes

1997-98 Shelly Gorman and Thomas English

1998-99 Joan Haan † and Holly Peterson

1999-2000 Michael Desmond ’56†

2000-01 Randall McClure

2001-02 Joe Gill ’63†

2002-03 Rolf Schumann

2003-04 Kenny Kirrene ’78

2004-05 Rudy Schulze† (posthumously)

2005-06 Jill Bennett

2006 District of San Francisco Lasallian Educator Tom English

2006-07 Danny Delgado ’79

2007-08 Mary Hesser

2008-09 Paul Havey ’81

2009 District of San Francisco Lasallian Educator Mary Hesser

2009-10 Susannah Nelson

2010-11 Rose Ann Holmes

2011-12 Marian Shackel

2012-13 Kirk Purdy

† deceased

A fter more than 18 months of planning, collecting and compiling data, followed by an intensive on-site visit that included classroom visits, meetings with parents, students,

faculty and staff, the CBHS educational community received notice in July that it earned the highest rating of accreditation by both the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and the Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA). Christian Brothers High School was one of four schools enlisted to pilot the groups’ new Ensuring Educational Excellence (E3) accreditation process.

“It was an honor to collaborate with WASC and WCEA to pilot a program that will assist these tremendous organizations as they work to improve education throughout the western United States. In granting CB a full six-year accreditation, WASC/WCEA affirmed that CBHS is highly effective as a trustworthy, college preparatory, Catholic institution of learning,” explains Principal Mary Hesser. “It was heartening to earn the highest possible scores in our accreditation reviews and receive the maximum six-year accreditation status. However, I speak for all of us when I say that we are not content to rest on our laurels. We will continue to look for innovative ways to inspire high achievement and ensure that all of our students are prepared for success in college and as they take their places as ethical leaders in an interdependent, diverse and rapidly changing world.”

2013 Lasallian Educator of the Year


KBFT – Tower of YouthKBFT had a fantastic night at the 16th annual Tower of Youth Teen Digital Reel Showcase and Awards held on May 4 at the Crest Theatre. Christian Brothers brought home eight of the evening’s nine major awards. Congratulations KBFT instructor, Brendan Hogan ’95, and the talented, hard-working students of KBFT!

1ST PLACE

Documentary – Brianna Pressey ’13 and Alex Daly ’13 Public Service Ad – Rob Belme ’13 and Michael Carroll ’13Short Story – Charlie Passarell ’13 and Ethan Schanberger ’13Music Video – Emma Bradford ’14 and Lucas Dudley ’14

EXCELLENCE AWARDS

Sports Industry – Max Pedrotti ’14 and Parker Kaye ’14Short Story – Andre Le ’13 and Leland Berg ’13

GRAND PRIZE AWARDS

Sound Design – Alex Daly ’13 and Brianna Pressey ’13Production Portfolio – Emma Bradford ’14 and Lucas Dudley ’14

21st Annual La Salle Art ShowMore than 50 student-created works of art were displayed at the 21st annual La Salle Art Show in May. Congratulations to Anysia Lee ’16 whose beautiful watercolor, “The Light” earned Best-of-Show; Taylor Turner ’14 whose acrylic work “Kicking the PJ” won first place, Ivy Kolb ’15 on her second 2nd place winning entry "Static Eden" and Zac Van Someren ’13 on his third place winning entry "Sunset Caddi". To see more phenomenal works, visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/CBSacramento and check out the La Salle Art Show 2013 album.

Visual & Performing Arts

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Visual & Performing Arts

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WINNER

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CB Presents You Can’t Take It With YouCB’s talented actors brought 1937’s Pulitzer Prize winning play to the stage with the spring production of You Can’t Take it With You. The play centers on the comical encounter between a conservative and pompous family, the Sycamores, and the madcap household of the Vanderhof family. Dinner, marriage and an ex-Grand Duchess of Russia are all a part of this wonderful and timeless production.

CB Duo Wins First Place at International Film CompetitionEmma Bradford ’14 and Lucas Dudley ’14 brought home first place in the “music video” category for their entry, “Paper Plates” at the first ever All-American High School Film Festival. Bradford and Dudley were two of 84 finalists flown to New York City where they walked the red carpet on Friday, October 4, at Times Square's AMC Theater. The festival is the creation of Andrew Jenks, a filmmaker and originator of the "World of Jenks" documentary series on MTV. After calling for submissions, the festival received more than 1,000 projects from all around the world, including South Korea, Japan, South Africa, Canada, as well as 40 states. Actors Edward Burns and Kristen Stewart, documentarian Morgan Spurlock, screenwriter Diablo Cody and "Lost" executive producer Carlton Cuse were among the judges. Both Bradford and Dudley are involved in CB’s video production program and student-run television station, KBFT.

Vocal Jazz Takes First Place at Reno Jazz FestivalCB’s Vocal Jazz ensemble performed at the Reno Jazz Festival (lauded as one of the premiere jazz festivals in the nation) in April where they competed against the top high school groups from Washington, Oregon, California and Nevada. Christian Brothers was one of only three schools in its division receiving straight superiors and thanks to a stellar performance, the team earned first place. Congratulations to choral instructor, Holly Slabbinck, and all the members of Vocal Jazz: Sarah Hotz ’13, Lauren Adams ’14, Hannah Palmer ’15, Maura Tomassetti ’15, Sylvia Francisco ’13, Allie Lian ’14, Giovanni Salcedo ’13, Mark Lagunas ’13, Brandon Meyer ’13, Kaalen Kirrene ’13, Sergei Vasylyev ’14 and Will Richard ’13, for putting their hearts and souls into the art of vocal jazz. Their love of music radiated and was infectious. The crowd went wild, the clinician showered them with accolades, and the results on the score card all made for a wonderful day.

Visual & Performing Arts continued…


After passing through an arch of baseball bats held aloft by seven varsity players, Phela Vesci cut through the ceremonial blue ribbon and opened the door to the Victor and Phela Vesci Strength and Fitness Center.

“I never imagined this,” said a visibly surprised Vesci. With

tears welling in her eyes, “This is so much more than I expected.”

Back in 2012, Vesci contacted Christian Brothers High School

to see if there was something she could do to support the

baseball program and honor her husband, Victor, who coached

baseball at Christian Brothers in the 1940s. After speaking with

Assistant Director of Advancement, Nancy Smith-Fagan, who

consulted with the school’s athletic directors, a plan was set in

motion.

Vesci had decided to donate $100,000 toward converting

a vacant portion of the field house into a cardio and core

conditioning room. The money was to be used to purchase new

cardio-training equipment and upgrade facilities and equipment.

Best of all, the new facility would benefit more than the baseball

team, it would enhance the strength, agility and safety of all

student-athletes, improve the health and well-being of all

students, and ensure that all 28 varsity teams are in top physical

condition when they take to the court or field.

The La Salle club generously added a $10,000 gift. Parents,

friends and alumni attending the March 2013 auction added

$28,000. CB parent, Tom Jones, of Hilbers Construction, shared

his expertise as did Steve Barsanti ’78, CB’s director of facilities.

CB’s maintenance crew also jumped in and enthusiastically

embraced the project.

“The Victor and Phela Vesci Strength and Fitness Center

will benefit virtually every student at Christian Brothers, and

will continue to have a positive impact on student health and

fitness for many years,” said President Lorcan Barnes. “We are so

grateful to Phela, Tom, The La Salle Club, families and friends

for their generosity.”

“The celebration was such a nice tribute to my husband,” said

Vesci. “It meant a lot to me that the baseball players and students

attended the celebration and it is a joy to know that this center

will make a difference to so many children at the school.”

CB Celebrates Grand Opening of Victor and Phela Vesci Strength and Fitness Center

Phela Vesci receives a warm welcome from members of CB’s varsity baseball team.

Varsity players present flowers to Phela Vesci: (L to R) Colton Wackman ’15, Lucas Still ’14, Steven Talbert ’14, Jalen Yip ’15, Anthony Calderon ’15, David

Miller ’14, Joseph McNamara ’16

John Wiley, assistant athletic director, Dan Carmazzi ’71, athletic director, Lorcan Barnes, president, Mary Hesser, principal, Phela Vesci, Jill Bennett,

assistant athletic director, and Steve Barsanti ’78, director of facilities

La Salle Club President, Bernie Church ’62, Tom Jones, Phela Vesci, Jack Witry


Playing at the College LevelMallory Velte '13, Kendall Williams '13 and Taryn Sigl ’13 signed Letters of Intent to play their respective sports at the collegiate

level. Two-time State Champion Velte will be wrestling for Simon Fraser University in Canada. Kendall Williams will hit the gridiron at New Mexico Highlands University. Taryn Sigl will play softball for University of the Cumberlands in Kentucky. These three stellar student athletes join Andrej Bevins (University of New Mexico/golf), Ana Burch (CSU Stanislaus/basketball), Omari Gray (Butler University/football), Vincent Johnson (UC Berkeley/football), and Hunter Rappleye (St. Mary’s College/golf) who signed Letters of Intent in February.

Men’s Golf Wins Section Title and Eighth Consecutive League TitleCongratulations to the Falcons who brought home an eighth consecutive league championship and increased their home-course winning streak to 40 matches. The team also won the Sac-Joaquin Section Division II golf title. After 10 phenomenal seasons as varsity coach, Kirk Purdy is stepping down to spend more time with his family. Coach Purdy, it’s been a great run! Taking over for the Falcons when they hit the links again in the spring will be CB football coach and parent, Jim Ghilardi.


CVC All-Conference AthletesKatelyn Bates ’16 – Soccer

Prestin Barnett ’14 –Volleyball

Erik Bloomquist ’14 – Track & Field

Diego Breedlove ’14 – Volleyball

Duncan Breedlove ’14 – Volleyball

Jordan Broadhead ’14 – Volleyball

Tomas Buchmiller ’16 – Soccer

Zach Ewertsen ’14 – Baseball

Antonia Hagelis ’14 – Softball

Matt Haynie ’13 – Men’s Tennis

Louis Heinzer ’15 – Soccer

Kristian Heptner ’15 – Soccer

Danielle Jackson ’15 – Track & Field

Austin Johnson ’13 – Baseball

Winston Limhengco ’14 –Tennis

Jack Long ’14 – Soccer

Lucia Lopez ’13 – Softball

Cameron McKibben ’14 – Soccer

Ross Nichols ’14 – Soccer

Lindsay Pope ’14 – Soccer

Chris Rios ’13 – Wrestling

Kyle Rodrigues ’13 – Track & Field

Kara Romani ’15 – Track & Field

Taryn Sigl ’13 – Softball

Matthew Spain ’15 – Wrestling

Haley Snyder ’14 – Softball, Most Valuable Pitcher

Steve Talbert ’14 – Baseball

Kayla Thompson ’14 – Soccer

Men’s Soccer Captures Division III Title

With an 8-0-2 record in league and 17-4-3 over all, the Falcons captured the Capital Valley Conference (CVC) league championship and went on to win the

Sac-Joaquin Section Division-III Championship. Congratulations to Kristian Heptner ’15 who led the region in scoring and was named the CVC’s

most valuable player.

Men’s Volleyball Wins League Co-ChampionshipCB men’s volleyball earned its first Capital Valley Conference league title going 3-1 in league and 14-6-1 overall.

photo credit Golf and volleyball team photos

courtesy of Studio Monet. Christian Brothers Connection 17

“Four years ago, when you entered CB as nervous freshmen, you came from more than 50 different grade schools, more than 50 neighborhoods. You were a very diverse group. But, here you are four years later, you have become one great class.” declared CB President, Lorcan Barnes, to the Class of 2013.

On Friday, May 24, the illustrious ranks of CBHS alumni increased by 211 young men and women who earned their diplomas as the school celebrated its 137th commencement ceremony. The day began with Baccalaureate Mass at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament officiated by the Most Reverend Bishop Jaime Soto. Following Mass, graduates enjoyed a luncheon at the school and celebrated their graduation that evening at the Memorial Auditorium.

The event proved to be the ideal ending to four years of hard work and special memories. Senior Class President Niel Valmores (Seattle University) served as master of ceremonies. Ryan Dempsey (California Institute of Technology) delivered the Valedictory Address with Alex Daly (Northwestern University) providing the Salutatory Address.

In addition to conferring diplomas, a number of students received awards including:

The La Salle Scholar – Athlete Awards: Hunter Rappleye and Mallory Velte

The De La Salle Medal for Excellence in Religion: Clara Johnson

The Jack Witry Award: Vincent Johnson, III; and Nicole Skow

The Academic Excellence Award: Ryan Dempsey

The Brother Ambrose Award for Lasallian Service and Loyalty: Tatijana Bowman

Members of the Class of 2013 are

attending colleges and universities in 22 states

and two foreign countries.

CBHS Celebrates 137th Commencement

Samuel Howard, Justin Cappello, William Richard, Michael Neal

Giovanni Salcedo, Andre LeRobert Belme, Marco Molina,

Dominic Loeffler18 Christian Brothers Connection

Congratulations Class of 2013!

CBHS Celebrates 137th CommencementVivian Hai, Vicky Hai

Sarah Hotz, Kelsey Pfirrman

Christian Meng, William Richard

Avante Yarber, Zachary Brooks, Kendall Williams, Ahkello Witherspoon, Jalen Walker Maxwell Fuhs, Lauren Payne, Nicolas Martin

Alexandria Liccardo, Alejandra Rivera, Rachel KimMallory Velte, Hunter Rappleye,

Clara Johnson

Avante Yarber, Brielle Cruz-Vega, Charles Passarell, Nathan Lowe

Alexa Bacher, Jessica Edgar Gabrielle Patterson, Maria Castro, Claire Kenneally, Breanna Sharer

Jordan Regino, Peter Mackensen, Omari Gray, Benjamin McFadden, Vincent Johnson, Most Reverend Bishop Jaime Soto, Zachary Brooks, Trent Thompson

Lorcan Barnes, Tatijana Bowman, Mary Hesser

Jessica Edgar, Angelica DeTuro, Brittney Guevara

Kendall Williams, Tuximane McGhee, Ahkello Witherspoon

Dani Cain, Jonas Osborn

Additional photos from Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation may be viewed at www.facebook.com/CBSacramento

Thomas Herbert, Maxwell Fuhs, Nicolas Martin, Drew Morris Kaytee Marston, Terry Barber

Avery Baker, Cory Lutz Vincent Johnson, Jack Witry, Nicole Skow

Charles Peterson, Deangelo Basquez, Steven Gomez, Matthew Haynie, Evan Casillas

Lorcan Barnes, Kaalen Kirrene, Mary Hesser

Niel Valmores, Ana Burch

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Taylor Neri, Dalila Arbizu

Monica Rocco, Mark Lagunas, Jr.

Meghan Larson, Sarina Munoz, Isabel Meshot, Leland Berg

Gavin Owens, Cydney Chilimidos

Kayla Richardson, Angela Maya Rothman, Clara Johnson Morgan Gable Chris Rios, Alejandra Ramirez

Dominic Tullo, Eric Graham, Anthony Colvard Lauren Ledesma

Bianca Ramos, Cheryl Flaherty Lauren Payne, Elaina Zelnik-Padilla, Brianna Pressey

Sylvia Francisco, Giovanni Salcedo, Brandon Meyer Aldo Vergara, Nathan Ashby

Mary Hesser, Julianne Santucci Ryan Dempsey, Alex Daly

Christian Brothers High School celebrated its most generous

supporters at the 29th annual Ambassadors’ Club Dinner.

Attendees at the event, held October 23, at Christian Brothers

enjoyed a special performance by CB’s Jazz Trio during the

social hour. CB alumnus, Mark Orr ’94, made the trek from

St. Mary’s College of California, where he serves as athletic

director, to provide the keynote speech and reflect on the many

blessing of athletics and Catholic, Lasallian education. CB’s

President, Lorcan Barnes, provided a state-of-the-school message

followed by the evening’s highlight, the presentation of the 2013

Ambassadors of the Year award to The La Salle Club.

Legend has it that The La Salle Club was created thanks to

a particularly “unholy” 45-6 gridiron trouncing of Christian

Brothers by a better equipped Sacramento High School. Its first

meeting, held in the basement of Cy Puliz’s home, included

salami, cheese, beer and cigars for inspiration along with the

proverbial passing of the hat that generated $20.25 seed money

(enough to pay for a week’s lodging back in 1939) to begin

purchasing football equipment.

“Seventy-four years later and I can almost smell the cigar

smoke, taste the beer and feel the misery of that loss to Sac

High,” says CB President Lorcan Barnes. “Seventy-four years

later, and The La Salle Club continues its noble efforts to serve

the student-athletes of Christian Brothers High School and

instill the vital life lessons of fair and clean sportsmanship and

the ideals of citizenship and important life lessons that come

from sports.”

Over the years, The La Salle Club has organized countless

events including La Salle Club Frolics, Goose Stew dinners,

student boxing matches, homecoming dances, golf tournaments,

the Baseball Hall of Fame and the Coaches and Officials Hall

of Fame Dinners. Early on, the group purchased football

equipment, refurbished locker rooms, created, maintained

and repaired athletic fields. Through their efforts, they have

sponsored football uniforms, baseball pitching machines, weight

lifting equipment, a 15-passenger van, golf carts, wrestling mats

and even musical instruments for the pep band.

“In the past 10 years, The La Salle Club has made tremendous

improvements to the student-athlete experience,” says Barnes.

“Their generosity has helped make it possible for us to rebuild

the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium following the roof collapse

in 2004. We renovated the men’s baseball field and the football

field, built a field house and an athletic training room, purchased

and installed baseball and softball scoreboards, relocated and

Ambassadors Celebrated at 29th Annual Dinner

Kevin Smith-Fagan, Denise Franzoia

Past and present leaders of the La Salle Club: Bernie Church ’62, Sal

“Chado” Vasquez ’52, Jim Westlake ’51, Jack Witry Jean Lahey, Bobbi Pires ’76

Collin Mulhern ’09, Jim Mulhern

Bernie Church ’62, Dan Carmazzi ’71, Bill Schaedler ’68, Mark Orr ’94, Troy Bird ’82, Greg Orr

George Cunningham ’40, Jack Clara ’50

Sal “Chado” Vasquez ’52, George Radovich ’49 Mark Orr ’94, Cynthia and Greg Orr Laura and Matt Legrand


Ambassadors Celebrated at 29th Annual Dinnerexpanded our weight room, added bleachers to the field house,

fenced in the baseball field and opened the Victor and Phela

Vesci Strength and Fitness Center. If you look at all of these

projects, you will find the contributions and dedication of the

fine men and women of The La Salle Club.”

“It is an honor to receive the Ambassadors of the Year

Award,” says longtime La Salle Club member and volunteer, Jim

Westlake ’51. “I believe this award really belongs to the many

volunteers and members who, over the course of the past 74

years, generously gave of their time and resources to support the

students of Christian Brothers High School.”

“I’m really proud that we were invited to help revitalize The

La Salle Club,” says Sal “Chado” Vasquez ’52, the La Salle Club’s

longest tenured president – 14 years. “We had a lot of fun and

we were able to contribute to both the boys’ and girls’ athletic

programs.”

“Jimmy (Westlake ’51) said it really well,” says Bernie Church

’62, president, The La Salle Club. “This award really belongs to

the people who came before us, we just happen to be here to

accept it. The real work was done by the people who persevered

during much more dire times and circumstances. I’m proud to

accept this on their behalf.”

“The members of the The La Salle Club are passionate and

vocal advocates of the school, our student-athletes and Catholic

education,” says Barnes. “They are respected and beloved in the

community. On behalf of all of the students they have helped,

and continue to help, I am thrilled to present them this year with

the Ambassadors of the Year Award.”

You are ambassadors and ministers of Jesus Christ.”

—St. John Baptist de La Salle

The Ambassadors Club was formed in 1984 to recognize and honor members of the Christian Brothers family

who support the school financially. The gift level is $1,876 or more, which coincides with the founding year of the

school. Gifts at this level, and all gifts, contribute greatly toward providing a quality, Catholic, Lasallian education

to the deserving young men and women of Christian Brothers High School.

Paul Rieschick, James ’59 and Debi Kassis, Frank ’71 and Carrie Vellutini

Patrick Gormley ’07 and Carrie Vellutini

Muff Keating, Jean Lahey, Eileen Schuering Bernie Church ’62 and Lorcan Barnes

Msgr. Albert O’Connor, Jan and Mark Warren

Mike ’87 and Dawn Quinn

Martha Stringer and Kathleen Williams

Gordon ’64 and Susan Scott, Paul Rieschick, Heidi and John Anderson


The La Salle Club celebrated its 59th annual Baseball Hall of Fame inductees with a fantastic night of renewed friendships, relived memories and reveling in the rich history of Sacramento baseball. The event, held on April 27, in the CB field house, welcomed nine new members into the Hall of Fame including former high school pitchers Butch Metzger (Kennedy) and Fernando Arroyo (Burbank) who competed against each other in the old Metro League before embarking on major-league careers, former Grant High and Japan League star Leon Lee, former Bishop Armstrong star and Christian Brothers coach Joe Gill ’63, Tom Dicktakes (Sacramento High), Mike Green ’62 (Bishop Armstrong), Gene Sackett (McClatchy), Gary Szakacs (Mira Loma) and former Sacramento Bee staff writer Nick Peters, who covered the San Francisco Giants for 47 years.

Honorees are selected based on a number of factors including age (60 years or older), success as a player, manager, scout, umpire or writer, and a connection to the region.

The La Salle Club was established in 1937 to raise money for sports teams and equipment at the school. That tradition continues today as proceeds from the dinner benefit CB’s athletic programs.

Mark your calendars for the 2014 Baseball Hall of Fame dinner scheduled on Saturday evening, February 15, 2014!

Baseball Hall of Fame Dinner Hits it Out of the Park

back - left to right Fernando “Fred” Arroyo, Gary Szakas, Leon Lee, Gene Sackett,

Mike Green ’62; front - left to right Butch Metzger, Lise Peters (accepting award

on behalf of late husband, Nick Peters), Tom Dicktakes

Paul Rieschick, Jack Witry

Mark Murphy ’80, Jack Reed, Dave Dunlop, Kirk Murphy ’77,

Dave Aguero ’79, Alan Maciel

Gill family members representing Joe Gill ’63: Tom ’93, Danny ’98,

wife, Janet, Eddie ’00

Sam Vartanian ’51, Bruce Wood ’51,

Jim Westlake ’51

Sean Stone ’84, Ron Bird ’76

back - left to right Sam Kanelos, Bill Bican;

front - left to right Gus Stathos, Ronnie King ’46


PLAYS: Varsity Lacrosse

HAS: 5 siblings, 2 dogs, 2 cats & a turtle

FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. McGovern ‘74

TUTORS: after school at St. Patrick Academy

COOKS: breakfast weekly for Wellspring Women’s Center

COLLEGE PLAN: St. Mary’s College

HOPES TO: own a bakery

ATTENDS CB: because of you.

A Brothers Girl, A Father’s Dream…

“Every day that I get to come to school, I am happy.”

— Alejandra Chacon, ’15

Our deepest gratitude

to the many donors

who support Christian

Brothers High School.

Because of you, CB

leads the region in need-

based tuition assistance

providing more than

$2 million to 393 young

men and women.

Your gifts help students

like Alejandra fulfill

their dreams!


SPONSOR LEVEL • $10,000.00+

Ken and Joyce AdamsonPatrick Bianchi ’58 †Thomas ’85 and Leah

BorgeLon ’73 and Mary Ann

BurfordMargaret Carrera and

Philip JoffeClark Trucking Service,

Inc.Dick ’64 and Sandy

CunhaGeorge Cunningham ’40

Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham

Diocese of SacramentoCraig and Amy EnosLeo ’55 and Gayle

GranucciLarry and Terri GuryJeff and Michelle HallstenJohn ’68 and Lynda

JacksonLewis Kassis Trust

Foundation

Rich and Connie KoppesBruce ’69 and Robin

MaitaSteve ’73 and Mary

MontgomeryNick ’59 and JoAnne

MooreRobert MurrayJohn and Susan Nunan, Sr.Bill ’73 and Helen

PiersonSacramento Region

Community Foundation

Bill ’68 and Elaine ’68 Schaedler

Charles ’79 and Susanne Somers

Thea StidumFrederick and Valerie

StrainChuck ’65 and Sally SylvaTerra Family FoundationPhela Vesci

PRESIDENT’S LEVEL • $5,000.00+

Troy ’82 and Kris BirdDave and Linda

ChristiansonBobby and Cheryl CobbsKent and Peggy DaftPeggy DesmondRoger and Carol DreyerDonald and Kathy

FitzgeraldAl ’39 (†) and Denise

FranzoiaBob ’55 and Carolyn ’57

Granucci

Ken ’54 and Marolyn ’57 Harris

Joel ’62 and Carolyn ’63 Lucich

Luppen & Hawley Incorporated

Ed and Maria ManningDan McVeigh and

Rebecca BaumannDave ’61 and Sue MurphyWillie ’69 and Sheila

NolanPfund Family Foundation

Mike and Carol Ann Pirruccello

Steve Radman ’60 †Fred ’57 and Misaki

RooneySaint Patrick’s Home for

Children, Inc.Maria SargentDebra Sherman and

Arthur ThorneTom ’48 and Marion

Slakey

The Catholic Foundation of The Diocese of Sacramento, Inc.

The Smolich Family Living Trust

Asa ’51 and Sue Whetstone

Kathleen Williams and Martha Stringer

Sean and Nancy Wong

“You are ambassadors and ministers of Jesus Christ.”

— St. John Baptist de La Salle

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013


Annual ReportThe Ambassadors Club was formed in 1984 to recognize and honor members of the Christian Brothers

family who support the school financially. The gift level is $1,876 or more, which coincides with the founding year of the school. Gifts at this level, and all gifts, contribute greatly toward providing a quality, Catholic, Lasallian education to the deserving young men and women of Christian Brothers High School.

LASALLIAN LEVEL • $2,500.00+

John and Sheri AguirreAnonymous (3)Bar J InvestmentsSteve ’56 and Darlene

BenetoKen ’74 and Jill BennettBill ’69 and Debbie

BlucherRic Cable ’58Rev. Msgr. James F.

Church ’50Robert and Erin CookScott and Elizabeth

CoynerKevin Crossland ’69 and

Francesca KirkpatrickWalter Dahl and Sarah

Buxton DahlDe La Salle InstituteEl Dorado Savings BankMarianne and Michael

Evashenk

John ’83 and Joelle Fondale

Don and Betty GillottPatrick Gormley ’74W.F. Gormley & SonsEric and Ronda HintzSteve and Lydia HowellIBM CorporationMike ’65 and Kate

IngogliaSteve and Dona JablonskyJerry ’41 and Leonore

KeatingJerry ’53 and Rosemary

KirreneLasallian Education FundAugie and Patricia

LedesmaBenjamin and Sonia LeeMatthew and Laura

Legrand

Kent ’69 and Betsy Marriott ’71 Lieginger

Jose Manuel and Maria Linares

Larry ’54 and Kathleen Lynch

Steve ’69 and Kathleen Mahaney

Jennifer and Jim MakolJeff Mason and Donna

KaylorTerence and Teri McHaleTim and Erin MickiewiczMrs. James A. MonroeJohn and Wendy NelsonTim ’68 and Phyllis

O’BrienRev. Msgr. Albert

O’ConnorBruce Olin ’68Kevin and Janet Pedrotti

Virgil and Faye PetrocchiPaul RieschickRiver Cats FoundationRiver City BankJohn and Denise RoseDan and Kathy SalazarGordon ’64 and Susan

ScottBob ’48 and Mercedes

SlakeyAndy ’51 and Marilyn

SmolichKevin ’86 and Angela

SpeaseUnger Construction Co.Roger ’67 and Marie

ValineChado ’52 and Janet

VasquezDave and Peggy Walrath

FOUNDERS LEVEL • $1,876.00+

John and Heidi AndersonLorcan and Patti BarnesBest Best & KriegerSusan BitarTom ’53 and Carol ColbyRichard and Karen

ContrerasNoreen CrowleyTom and Priscilla English

Hector and Charlotte Fernandez

Inter-Cal Real Estate Corporation

ISSE ServicesMark and Rochelle KayeMike ’58 and Patricia

KoewlerPfizer Foundation

Matching Gift Program

Michael ’87 and Dawn Quinn

Jim and Diane Richardson

George ShaddayFrank ’54 and Jean

Silvey, IIILincoln ’95 and Aga

SnyderWill ’52 and Sally Towne

Br. George Van Grieken, FSC

Alan and Patty WackmanRichard and Laura

WeisbergRyan and Valerie WongAnne Marie ’78 and Rick

Zeman

ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013

Annual Report 2012-2013 27

BROTHERS LEVEL • $1,000.00+

Clark ’62 and Claudia ’63 Aldrich

John and Melissa AliottiAnderson Bros. Florin

Square Pharmacy, Inc.Scott and Mary AndersonAnonymous (4)Valente AraizaDevon and Francine AtleeSteve ’78 and Susan

BarsantiJohn and Jennifer BentonKarl BergerMaria Biundo ’83Lynn and Tina BlackGus and Cindy BlechaJulie and Mark BradfordChristopher ’77 and Mary

BressiFrank and Nancy CableRene and Charlene

CardenasMarilyn CarmazziMichael Carpenter &

Phyllis NewtonTimothy Chapman and

Suzanne KilmerJohn Chaquica ’76Alan ’61 and Mary Lynn

Cordano

Cornish & Carey Commercial

Ruth CroninKenneth and Emmalene

DavisTom ’76 and Lynea DavisChuck ’52 and Barbara

De PaoliLisa DeBlasio-Soga ’86

and Mark SogaPeter and Carrie DetwilerMatt DolciniGary and Julie DriverTed and Kelli EliopoulosJames EverettJim Faulkner ’52Carolyn Gandy-

McEachnie ’79 and Edison Mc Eachnie

Steven and Carol Goldberg

Jim and Stacey GranucciKevin Groff ’96Eric and Ann HafterMartin HaleySusan HaleyMichael and Rhonda

HankeyJohn and Erin HasbrookKari and Vinton Hawkins

Jim and Brenda HengMary and Noel HesserHoward ’51 and Beverly

HicksHilbers , Inc.David ’99 and Danielle

HolquinJulian ’54 and Diane HoltJudy ’63 and Jim HughesMichael and Nancy HynesiHigh Marketing, Inc.Bill ’76 and Nina IliffTony ’53 and Haley

IngogliaTony Ingoglia ’02Don ’57 (†) and Pat

IngogliaMichael and Karen

JedrzynskiTerry Jones ’70Greg ’65 and Carole

KassisJim ’59 and Debi KassisDavid ’81 and Lesley

KirreneKenny Kirrene ’78Gary and Manuna KleinMarcia KolbMichael and Julie Kvarme

Fran ’54 and Patricia Lastufka

Law Offices of Tom Johnson

George and Anwylyd LianPeter Liloyan and Karen

SkalaGilbert and Sandy

LimhengcoBrock ’85 and Amy

LittlejohnJimmy Long ’55Brian and Lisa MaasRoger and Karen

MackensenGary and Clare MacLeodMike Malaki ’72Renee Malaki ’76Bob MassaMike ’80 and Kristen

McCarthyJim and Carol

McMonagleJane and Thomas MeuserFrank and Elizabeth

MeyerGreg and Mary MignanoChuck Mok and Linda

HuangFrank ’51 and Marge

Mugartegui

of need-based tuition assistance in the 2013-14 school year CB IS PROVIDING $2.1 MILLION

TO 393 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN.


PATRONS • $500.00+

David and Denise AbsherDonna and Peter AdamDuane ’79 and Diane

ArendJerry ’59 and Peggy

BakarichTom ’56 and Carol BakerConstantine Baranoff ’93Mark and Katherine

BarrosRobert and Elizabeth

BelmeBlackRock Matching Gift

ProgramPeter Bollinger ’57Tom and Peggy BoneJeffrey and Carol BourkeJohn and Anne BowlusClarece BreenChristopher and Theresa

BrocchiniNicole and David

BrousseauCharles and Susan

Brownridge

John Buchmiller and Ann Frago

Ron ’68 and Josetta BullJan ’55 and Jeanne BushJacqueline Calkin and

Chris BagatelosRandy and Marivel

CamasuraRalph ’62 and Joanne

CampasanoRon ’51 and Pat CarissimiCheryl CarrilloMike and Linda CarrollCarvalho Family WinesIsaac ’82 and Deanne ’83

CastanedaSteve Cernicky ’66Dan and Karen ChanNevin Cheung ’92 and

Megan KeaneBernie ’62 and Jody

ChurchFrank ’69 and Maryann

CimaPhillip and Jennifer

Connell

Mike ’71 and Danielle Corcoran

Ray ’94 and Amina Cordano

Darrell Corti ’60Dan and Debbie CostaBen ’65 and Carol

CourtrightGreg ’50 and Patsy CraneKenneth and Shannon

CrawfordPatricia ’63 and Henry

CrowleMark Cuomo and

Margarita FernandezConrad and Denise DavisAnthony and Elinor

DecristoforoDavid ’94 and Michelle

DesmondKerry DesmondMark ’69 and Martha DiazLouie and Linda DiNinniDPR ConstructionMark and Carol Drobny

Patrick and Karen DurhamJim ’86 and Annde

EwertsenLouie and Nadine FelettoMark and Cynthia

FenocchioBobby and Wendy

FresquesMarty ’77 and Karen

GabrielliVincent and Cary GalvinTom Garcia and Kathy

HowellsAnthony (†) and Patricia

GentileJohn ’55 and Anita ’57

GiordanoDick ’55 and Sandra

GiustiBob ’51 and Dorothy

GloydDavid and Patricia

GrahamPeter ’42 and Jean GrassiShannon ’96 and Isaac

Green

Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld LLP

Don ’64 and Pam MurphyKirk Murphy ’77Larry and Kathy

O’ConnorBrian and Debbie

O’HearnOK Tire and AutomotivePaul and Claudia PageDavid Patella ’69Robert and Sally PayneMichael and Ginessa

Pierson

Randall ’66 and Valerie Reedy

Ed ’53 and Mary Jean Reich

Martin Romo ’85 and Leesa Miao

Stephen and Janet Ruggiero

Schetter Electric, Inc.Richard ’57 and Mary Cay

ShermanJim ’62 and Marie SikoraBill ’65 and Joan SilverReginald and Deanna

Smith

James ’79 and Andrea Stahley

Omar SultanSunwest Wild Rice

Company, Inc.Andrew and Grace TakSharon TaketaDon ’55 and Margret

TerraStephen and Grace

ThomasJames and Ann TracyDaryl ’57 (†) and Eleanor

Van Dyke

Frank ’71 and Carrie Vellutini

Chris and Dee VrameChristopher Waddell and

Sylva Shamin KhanWestern Health

AdvantageStephen and Laura

WilliamsonLyle and Sharleen WilsonAllan YipChuck and Patricia

Zannetti

BROTHERS LEVEL • $1,000.00+ continued


Austin and Florita Greiner

Joe and Teresa GuilhermeMichael and Shirley

HallmanRalph ’56 and Clarrie

HanleyMike Hanly ’51Rick and Andrea HartDave ’54 and George Ann

HigginsBill and Penny HilsonCarol HoeflingJohn and Laurie

HosoumeRaul ’58 and Gayle JaimeChris and Marquita

JohnsonDavid and Stephanie

JonesMichael and Catherine

KalmansonSam and Billee KanelosRichard (†) and Arlene

KayeTimothy Kenneally and

Joy GrafArlene ’64 and Dan KirbyDaune KirreneBill and Jane KoenigTim ’65 and Gail KoewlerMark and Monica

LaBriolaBart ’49 and Barbara

LagomarsinoJim ’54 and Marie LawsonMike and Cindy LeathersRaymond Leclerc and

Jennifer West

Steve ’65 and Karen Legarra

Garrett Lemmon ’56Lisa ’95 and David

LevasseurChris and Conni LevisGeorge and Eva PeacherMark Lucero and Irma

Gomez-LuceroRonald and Vicki

MacKintoshBrian ’72 and Nancy

MahaneyLarry ’62 and Karen

MariettiJames and Andrea MayerJune McBride Douglas and Lisa

McCauleyCarole McCookVince ’72 and Linda

McDonaldArthur and Sherrie

McElvyKevin McKeeverTom ’78 and Julie

McNamaraDavid and Marilyn MeekMerchants National BankMicron Technology

Foundation, Inc.Jim ’58 and Barbara

MikacichTodd MillerRichard and Veronica

MonteverdeJames and Denise MooreCharlene ’74 and John

MoorheadGreg Mugartegui ’74

Adriana Mundo Herald & Michael Herald

John and Shelley MurphyRuel and Delia OpadaKevin and Gail OwensRay and Sharon PageNancy ParrishJerry ’55 and Barbara ’58

PaulyAshley and Kathleen

PayneMark ’71 and Susan PerryLorena Puga-Ayala and

Alberto AyalaFrank and Joanne RamosKevin ’83 and Jennifer

RiosSimo and Anne RodichRoger and Ann RomaniSeann Rooney and

Angela TateDan Sanchez ’54Richard Sanchez ’62Jerry and Marlene

SarmentoJim and Ellen SchiavenzaRolf and Lisa SchumannMike ’60 and Cindy

ShamrockShea Family Charitable

Lead TrustJames and Joyce ShetlerTrevor and Trisha ShieldsSjoberg Evashenk

ConsultingRon and Holly SlabbinckSteven ’76 and Jacklyn ’76

SlakeyKaren Stassi

James and Jodi SteydingPat and D’Anne StillMichael and Laura StrechChris and Anna

Symkowick-RoseTim ’62 and Betty

TaorminaMary TurnerAlfredo Uy and Marlyn

Quaile-UyRonald Vaden and Jill

HesterJim and Kari Van GundyRene ’55 and Ethyle

VercruyssenVitek Mortagage GroupJoe WalkerJames and Maureen

WanketAllen and Gina WarrenMark and Jan WarrenChristopher and

Stephanie WashburnJay ’52 and Suzie

WaterburyJim ’51 and Charlotte

WestlakeWalter and Mary WilsonJoanne WinchellPeter Winslow and Cheryl

StewartJack and Mona ’60 WitryWittman Enterprises,

LLCJerry and Ivy WoolledgeNicholas ’52 and Brenda

ZanzeDenis ’71 and Dona ZilaffMike Zupan ’60

PATRONS • $500.00+ continued

supported the school with donations/pledges.

TOTALS FOR ALL CLASSES

(719 OUT OF 8,259 ALUMNI) 8.7 %

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CLASS OF ’37Ken Belke50.00% (1 out of 2) gave $60

CLASS OF ’38Joseph Ostoja33.33% (1 out of 3) gave $20

CLASS OF ’39Edward CondonBob FoutsAl Franzoia † PCDon ViducichWaldon Westlake83.33% (5 out of 6) gave $455

CLASS OF ’40George Cunningham STom Koewler †50.00% (2 out of 4) gave $71,677.42

CLASS OF ’41John BabichJerry Keating LMike O’NeilMannie Viera36.36% (4 out of 11) gave $2,725

CLASS OF ’42Peter Grassi PEugene KunzJohn MahanCarl Pernich †Bill Rico31.25% (5 out of 16) gave $1,050

CLASS OF ’43Woody BagleyDon McKenzieMichael Thomas33.33% (3 out of 9) gave $225

CLASS OF ’44Larry GoyetteAl KnezovichRobert Scheid33.33% (3 out of 9) gave $300

CLASS OF ’45Dick CuttingJames DelaneyGerald MeyersBob O’Neill28.57% (4 out of 14) gave $210

CLASS OF ’46Arthur WehrPhil York14.29% (2 out of 14) gave $140

CLASS OF ’47Dick EscajedaMel Knezovich9.09% (2 out of 22) gave $405

CLASS OF ’48Rudolph GarciaBob Slakey LTom Slakey PCMalcolm Visbal23.53% (4 out of 17) gave $9,699

CLASS OF ’49Robert CaetanoBob CookeBill CraigJerry KaeserBart Lagomarsino PCarl LangGeorge RadovichGeorge SilversBob Winchell34.62% (9 out of 26) gave $1,795

ALUMNI DONORS

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+

President's Club (PC) = $5,000+

Lasallian (L) = $2,500+

Founder (F) = $1,876+

Brothers (B) = $1,000+

Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased

CLASS OF ’50Bill BadellaRobert BentonRich BrownJames Church LJack ClaraLarry CloneyGregory Crane PRich O’DayEdward Wilson28.13% (9 out of 32) gave $5,766

CLASS OF ’51Don ButzDick CaetanoRon Carissimi PBob Gloyd PMike Hanly PHoward Hicks BJack KearnsFrank McNamaraFrank Mugartegui BFrank SantosArnold SchulerJoel SheehanRobert ShortAndy Smolich LJim Westlake PAsa Whetstone PCBruce Wood51.52% (17 out of 33) gave $14,615

CLASS OF ’52Louis AmbroseVic BertolaniEddie BetschartBill ChambersChuck De Paoli BJim Faulkner BAnthony GutierrezChuck Hamilton

Carol HoeflingBob KuhlmanJohn LarreaRoger McElligottPete MikacichTom O’DonnellLew PebblesEd SayrePunky Towne LChado Vasquez LJay Waterbury PNick Zanze P40.00% (20 out of 50) gave $11,259

CLASS OF ’53Ernie BarbeauRoger CaetanoTom Colby FRobert ForsterCarl HendricksTony Ingoglia BJerry Kirrene LBernie PausbackEd Reich BEd Slavich22.73% (10 out of 44) gave $10,130

CLASS OF ’54Ralph BarsottiDave BorgesChuck ChatfieldJerrey ColbertCarl DutraBob FerryDennis FischerCarlo GiordanoJohn HallKen Harris PCRon HermannDave Higgins PEdward Hoefling


Julian Holt BFran Lastufka BJim Lawson PCLarry Lynch LJim McCoyRich PelfanioDell PrimasingDan Sanchez PFrank Silvey, III F46.81% (22 out of 47) gave $15,667

CLASS OF ’55Jan Bush PRobert DeNigrisTerry DorseyJerry FippinTino FloresJohn Giordano PDick Giusti PBob Granucci PCLeo Granucci SBud HensleyJimmy Long BRobert NevisTom OatesJerry Pauly PPeter RooneyKeith SchieleRichard SeparovichDon Terra BRene Vercruyssen PGeorge WolfJohn Zanze40.38% (21 out of 52) gave $29,049

CLASS OF ’56Tom Baker PSteve Beneto LJim BertoniRon BrusatoDon DittmerJoe GenshleaJohn HamiltonRalph Hanley PJim Karver

Tom KearneyBob KirreneGarrett Lemmon PBob PerryTim RocheMarv ScharoschByron SchnetzBob Schnetz26.15% (17 out of 65) gave $5,910

CLASS OF ’57Doreen BaldwinPeter Bollinger PGeorge BradshawRita BridaSusan BurkeRose Marie CarseyJames CuneoNed DanaThomas EllisBill EnosSally EnosMadeline GarciaAnita Giordano PCarolyn Granucci PCJoseph HarlingMarolyn Harris PCLouanne HensleyDon Ingoglia † BFrancis IngrahamBill KeenanWilliam MonahanThomas O’KeefeRobert O’LearyMargaret O’NeillHenry PugaFred Rooney PCRichard Sherman BLeonard Triboli19.18% (28 out of 146) gave $9,400

CLASS OF ’58Patricia AragonPatrick Bianchi † SShirley Bennett

Loretta BradyRic Cable LAnthony DinapoliFran EvansBrenda FrizzellRobert GrayRaul Jaime PDiane KingMike Koewler FGerard LagomarsinoNicki MartinezPatrick McCormackJim Mikacich PDick MooneyThomas MurphyCharles NoyaJane OwensBarbara Pauly PMarion PorterFrancene RobyDaniel RocheGary RolandPaul SchaeferJanet SchnetzCynthia SpeedSam StassiDaryl Van Dyke †Rachel WallinGeralene WalshJim WalshBarbara Wisnewski

Smith21.25% (34 out of 160) gave $9,900

CLASS OF ’59Louie AlbianiJoAnn AnglinJerry Bakarich PMel BertolozziBart BleuelBill BoudierDaniel FarleyPat FarleyRobert FuelPaula Galvez-FoxGene Gerwer

Linda GieseBud GolsongBeth GregorySheila HeftyPat JohnsonJim Kassis BRoanne KimePhilip LarrabeePaul MarchiTim McCormackNick Moore SSocorro OrrKathleen PerezAllen SardelichMary SchaeferJerry ScharoschBob SeparovichButch StarkChet WaterburyRosemary WoodSusan YadaoTom Zanze19.88% (33 out of 166) gave $15,190

CLASS OF ’60Mary (French) GoodbyCharlene AmbroseEloise AndriesMaeve BertaTim Borge PDarrell Corti PKathryn DaumMike ElorduyMike FlynnGloria GalaskLyal HolmbergJohn JohnstonBart JonesDiane JonesCarolyn MarchiJerry Ann MarinovichJohn McIntoshRobert MillerPete MooneyKathy O’ConnorDennis Petrotta

ALUMNI DONORS


Bob PrinzoSteve Radman † PCJudy RavelletteJoe RichBernice RoweButch SchueringMike Shamrock PVince StanichFrank StewartJerri StoneFred ThomasPauline UmedaJoaquin VelasquezMona Witry PBarbara WrightMike Zupan P21.64% (37 out of 171) gave $7,383

CLASS OF ’61Tom AhernAnonymousJulie ArmstrongJeremey BedfordKenneth BondKaty BossenmeyerMargaret BrownAlan Cordano BCarolyn DarrNancy ElorduyMichael FassnachtDaniel FischerVienna GolsongTom GruneisenBarbara HanlyMartin HendersonRon JosephPatricia LassenKathy MooneyBrian MooreJoe MunizichDave Murphy PCCarol PrinzoDavid QuinnBob RojasAndrea SledgeJanet Stinson

Carol WarmerdamFred Znider15.93% (29 out of 182) gave $11,241

CLASS OF ’62Clark Aldrich BDavid BacherBill BallouJohn BertoniBurt BonomiBrad BradleyBarney BrustRalph Campasano PBernie Church PThomas ConnollyBill GranucciMike GreenFrances KoscheskiTom KuzmichButton LabhardFrank LaRosaBob LeraJackie LofingJoel Lucich PCJohn MacLatchieLarry Marietti PAnnamarie MunizichDan PetrocchiRichard Sanchez PPeter SardelichMartha SardelichJohn SharpJim Sikora BBill StarrThomas SteffenWes StrawnTim Taormina P15.38% (32 out of 208) gave $13,003.06

CLASS OF ’63Claudia Aldrich BWilliam BurhansFlavia CarboneCharles CataniaEugene Cervantes

Launa CraigMadalyn CraviottoPatricia Crowle PRich ElorduyJean FranklinJames GerhardtJoe Gill †Michael GrayJudy Hughes BCarol KenobbieLarry KenobbieThomas KirreneCarolyn Lucich PCMary Mc BrideJohn McCarthyJane Meuser BFred OliverDonn PintarRich PolettiCaroline QuessenberryNancy ReidEileen RockDonald RosaEdgar SalazarJim SequeiraJohn StewartAnna TenderellaJack WittmanJo Anne Wolfe17.89% (34 out of 190) gave $5,843

CLASS OF ’64Craig BrownCarroll CookKatherine CoxTeresa CuellarDick Cunha SMarryan ElorduyRobert FieldsJim GirardMaureen GirardDennis Hock

Arlene Kirby PJohn LujanMark ManningCarolyn MezaDon Murphy BFred NicholsRonald NoyaMark O’BrienHarry PerrinRichard PeterGordon Scott LKathy StycEarl SylvaDoug TroughtonDona Wittman15.48% (26 out of 168) gave $20,011

CLASS OF ’65John BrittonLarry BudneyMarion CharginJohn ConwayTom CorcoranBen Courtright BSharon DesotoJerry FlynnBob FrankenBill HooverMike Ingoglia LMarc IrishGreg Kassis BTim Koewler PSteve Legarra PBob LuttrellMark Mac DonaldBob RothBill Silver BChuck Sylva SManny TequidaPhil VercruyssenBill Zimmerman23.71% (23 out of 97) gave $62,680

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


CLASS OF ’66Lawrence ArchangeloJohn AvalosTed BoughtonDavid CaffreyStephen Cernicky PDave FunaroChristopher PeterRandall Reedy BDennis SequeiraStephen Stinson10.20% (10 out of 98) gave $2,525

CLASS OF ’67Joe AlameidaJim CollinsGene DomekDan RehmRoger Valine L6.17% (5 out of 81) gave $3,350

CLASS OF ’68Paul BernardisRon Bull PLarry CarsonBrunero CecchettiniKathy CollierJohn CopleyKevin FerreterTom GarciaJohn Jackson STim JohnstonJerry KoewlerEd MetteOna Nelson-FloresPam NepsteadTim O’Brien LBruce Olin LShirley OlsonSharon Romanello-

SequeiraBill and Elaine

SchaedlerS

Elaine Schaedler Fred Taylor

Jim ZarzanaGail Zimmerman19.66% (23 out of 117) gave $36,639

CLASS OF ’69Tom BarberBill Blucher, Sr. LFrank Cima PPaul ConradoKevin CrosslandMark Diaz PJohn HaleyMike HaveyKent Lieginger LSteve Mahaney LBruce Maita SSteve MarkhamRuss MartinezJohn MeyersKathryn Neville

McKeonWillie Nolan PCDavid Patella BTony PlanchonMark RakelaTom Sharp17.70% (20 out of 113)

gave $32,216.41

CLASS OF ’70Claude AlberAnonymousDennis BertacchiButch BlanchardEric BoemerDave CaraskaJohn CaselliJoe CervettiBetty ClarkBill ConnerMonica FlesselTom FrameJoe GutierrezTerry Jones BJohn KnightChristine Kowalski

Patrick McAuliffeRich RaimondiTom StassiCynthia Stefani15.04% (20 out of 133) gave $5,235

CLASS OF ’71Pat BlockerDan CarmazziTerry ChurchGeorge CookMike Corcoran PAlexis DovalDanny GalvezFrancine Jackson-

MastersKen LewisBetsy Marriott

LiegingerL

Dennis MillerBill MotmansTom O’NeilFrank PauloGeroge Perrin PMark PerryJim SerreMike SpaljFrank Vellutini BDenis Zilaff P19.23% (20 out of 104) gave $6,240

CLASS OF ’72Brad BentoBrian BernardisJim CardosaDavid GonzalesSam KanelosFlorence LemieuxBrian Mahaney PMike Malaki BVince McDonald PDan SmolichMichael ValentiniPat Vogeli13.33% (12 out of 90) gave $3,250

CLASS OF ’73Douglas BellLon Burford SWilliam CarrollKaren CerianiJohn CooperMaribeth DaRosa -

NiehausAndrew GjelsteenSteve Montgomery SJames MoyBill Pierson SJorge PlasenciaDennis SmithAlbert Valdez10.92% (13 out of 119) gave $194,005.01

CLASS OF ’74John BalovichEd BellingerKen BennettMary Rhea BreenPaul CarmazziChili ChilimidosPaul GabrielliRick GormleyBonnie HotzKevin McGovernCharlene Moorhead PGreg Mugartegui PLinda PelettaJavier PlasenciaDoug ThompsonFrank Werry15.24% (16 out of 105) gave $7,030

CLASS OF ’75Michael BerberichTimothy BernardisTim ChurchJoe GrecoJohn RamirezRobert SullivanPatti WagstaffRodney Zanze

ALUMNI DONORS


9.52% (8 out of 84) gave $905

CLASS OF ’76Joanne BuehlerMark CappelloPatrick CarvalhoMike CaselliJohn Chaquica BThomas CookRegina CrawfordTom Davis BJoe DomekLouie FelettoMichael FriasDavid GauJohn GeibelArthur GreenBill Iliff BJeff KnezovichMark LimebergerRenee Malaki BBobbi PiresPles RobinsonJeff SchieleJackie Slakey PSteven Slakey P16.08% (23 out of 143) gave $8,175

CLASS OF ’77Christopher Bressi BJohn DonovanMarty Gabrielli PPaul JacobsGeorge McGheeKirk Murphy BJohn RyanTerrence Snook6.96% (8 out of 115) gave $4,238

CLASS OF ’78Steve Barsanti BMike CookLiz DrysdaleSuzanne Fagundes

Cynthia GandyRich HenningKenny Kirrene BMiles KoenigTom McNamara PPatrick MorandiMark MurphyMichael PerrinNellie PlasenciaFrank RaimondiImelda RamirezElizabeth Young-

MurphyAnne Marie Zeman F14.91% (17 out of 114) gave $6,512

CLASS OF ’79Anonymous SDuane ArendJeff CowenPaul CronickDanny DelgadoCarolyn Gandy-

McEachnieB

Joseph LormanLaura NichollsRick PiresBill RappJill SackettJim Stahley BLori Toomey12.38% (13 out of 105) gave $204,276

CLASS OF ’80Maureen AbercrombieKaren AchondoGina Barbato-KneppPaul CongdonMike LewisMike McCarthy BJohn PerezMark Rasmussen5.75% (8 out of 139) gave $2,294

CLASS OF ’81Stephen AchondoAnonymousLouis BarbosaKevin ClaraDavid Kirrene BJim MarquardsenGreg MurphyGeorge SmithNorm Utigard6.04% (9 out of 149) gave $3,150

CLASS OF ’82Troy Bird PCIsaac Castaneda PKeith CherryEric EdelmayerDave JablonskyMargaret McIntoshMike Stinson4.96% (7 out of 141)

gave $7,145

CLASS OF ’83Maria Biundo BDeanne Castaneda PTony ClarkJoe DavisJohn Fondale LKelly HarringtonPatrick HarrisPhil HeinrichDeline HunterElaine McCollomTraci McMullenMike MooneyScott MooreDenise MooreKevin Rios PNicholas SheedyKevin Smith

Barron Wilson11.11% (18 out of 162) gave $6,625

CLASS OF ’84Sammy BatesBrendan BegleyJohn BroughtonCheryl CarrilloJohn CarusoTheodore CoeJames ConnickGregg JamesCatalina JimenezLinda OverstreetLorena Puga-AyalaMark SarmentoDanny SotoSean StoneGina VanacoreOscar Villegas12.03% (16 out of 133) gave $3,428

CLASS OF ’85Thomas Borge SRob BucknerGeoffrey ClarionChris ColbySean DarrBrock Littlejohn BMonica MacyMartin Romo BJack SturgesKevin Wellendorf6.25% (10 out of 160) gave $80,515

CLASS OF ’86Warren BellTomas CapogrecoLisa DeBlasio-Soga B

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


Jim Ewertsen PDean FuhsBen LudlowPaul MendozaKevin Spease LJohn Wiedner7.26% (9 out of 124) gave $6,120

CLASS OF ’87Cathy ButlerMario CerezoAngie JimenezMichael Quinn FEfrain VallejoNick Witry3.92% (6 out of 153) gave $2,907

CLASS OF ’88Steven Swan1.18% (1 out of 85) gave $100

CLASS OF ’89Marty ClarkLaurie GrandchampCurtis Taylor3.45% (3 out of 87) gave $621

CLASS OF ’90Ofelia Avalos1.15% (1 out of 87) gave $100

CLASS OF ’91Larry Reel0.94% (1 out of 106) gave $110

CLASS OF ’92Nevin Cheung PTiffany ClarkSimon de Vere WhiteJulie Fiffick3.67% (4 out of 109) gave $1,109

CLASS OF ’93Constantine Baranoff PAdrian BasquezMelanie MeeksRayne Soriano3.70% (4 out of 108) gave $881

CLASS OF ’94Ray Cordano PDavid Desmond BArmando DiazBrian MooreEric Sayre5.05% (5 out of 99) gave $2,058

CLASS OF ’95Brendan HoganLisa Levasseur PMarisa PanattoniLincoln Snyder F3.05% (4 out of 131) gave $3,061

CLASS OF ’96Keith DellDavid DomyancicShannon Green PGeoffrey GrissoKevin Groff BJake HunleyWhitney Jensen

Rodrigues5.11% (7 out of 137) gave $1,940

CLASS OF ’97Henry de Vere WhiteRobert OlsonAlexander Taylor1.84% (3 out of 163) gave $200

CLASS OF ’98Josh CalistaDavid Farmer

ALUMNI DONORS

Justin KoenigJohn Silva3.31% (4 out of 121) gave $961

CLASS OF ’99Sarah ColwellLiz HabkirkDavid Holquin BBrendan McVeighMary Alice Spinelli3.27% (5 out of 153) gave $1,645

CLASS OF ’00Dynast AmirNatalia ChiapaKellie DukeAmelia McLearChristina Peterson

DierSam StefankiNora Sutton4.67% (7 out of 150) gave $650

CLASS OF ’01Ashley Richardson0.54% (1 out of 186) gave $100

CLASS OF ’02Tony Ingoglia BKeetah Salazar-

Thompson1.01% (2 out of 199) gave $1,120

CLASS OF ’03Mary McVeighTed PolhemusShawn RichardsonSary Stefanki2.03% (4 out of 197) gave $442

CLASS OF ’04Courtney ArrietaLeslie Campbell

Andrew HenningAhn NguyenJorge PlasenciaVincent Stassi2.97% (6 out of 202) gave $400

CLASS OF ’05Christine AmoroseMichael PlasenciaJoey SchlosserAndy Spisak2.12% (4 out of 189) gave $360

CLASS OF ’06Lauren EvashenkLaine Himmelmann0.92% (2 out of 218) gave $220

CLASS OF ’07Alexander BensonEvan BurfordBo HenningHannah Murphy1.70% (4 out of 236) gave $375

CLASS OF ’08Coco EvashenkPeter KasselPolo LopezAustin Otto1.69% (4 out of 236) gave $225

CLASS OF ’09Morgan DahlMatthew McCarthy0.88% (2 out of 228) gave $65

CLASS OF ’10Connor GardnerNatali Plasencia0.74% (2 out of 272) gave $250


CLASS OF ’11Britney BelmeJordyn ChewAlexander ContrerasKristina HillConnor LeeSam LovellMatthew PulizSam RoseKathleen SchiavenzaNicholas SchumannMikaela StirlingVinny ValineAbigail Williams4.68% (13 out of 278) gave $217

CLASS OF ’12Jimmy BarnesDaniel BonillaAva CrumAndrew GrajedaJohn HallstenTanner JanichJimmy McNamaraMichaela MillwoodJoyce MokLindsay OttoRyan PeabodyEamon Smith-FaganMeg Taylor6.06% (14 out of 231) gave $205

CLASS OF ’13Avery P. BakerTerry J. Barber, Jr.Daniel R. DuffyMadeline M. EsquivelSylvia I. FranciscoVincent L. Johnson, IIIRachel K. KimKaalen T. KirreneMeghan E. LarsonKaytee M. MarstonTuximane T. McGheeDrew C. MorrisMichael W. Neal

Caden M. NoonJordan J. ReginoJacob A. RocesJohn H. RomiehMichael C. RoseAngela Maya C.

RothmanStephen A. SanchezBreanna P. SharerMark T. Wilson10.32% (22 out of 213) gave $1,130

CURRENT PARENT DONORS

Anonymous

David and Denise Absher P

Paul and Marisa Agnew

John and Sheri Aguirre L

Arvin and Ma Theresa Aparece

Valente Araiza B

Ofelia Avalos ’90

Bill ’50 and Joanne Badella

Frank and Lisa Bandaccari

Terri Barbeau

Lorcan and Patti Barnes F

Mark and Katherine Barros P

Adrian Basquez ’93

Narinder and Tejinder Basra

Gino and Sonya Basso

Sam Bates ’84 and Jeannie Gee

Robert and Elizabeth Belme P

John and Jennifer Benton B

Karl Berger B

Susan Bitar F

Maria Biundo ’83 B

Linda Bolen

Jeffrey and Carol Bourke P

David Bowman

Bill and Patricia Braaten

Julie and Mark Bradford B

Robert and Madeline Breedlove

Mary Rhea Breen ’74

Christopher and Theresa Brocchini

P

Steven and Janeth Brouwer

Christopher and Jenny Brown

William Brown and Kelley Hickel

Charles and Susan Brownridge P

John Buchmiller and Ann Frago P

Arthur and Susan Burbridge

Frank and Nancy Cable B

Jacqueline Calkin and Chris Bagatelos

P

Randy and Marivel Camasura P

Gil and Araceli Cantiller

Mark ’76 and Susan Cappello

Paul ’74 and Karen Carmazzi

Michael Carpenter & Phyllis Newton

B

Cheryl Carrillo ’84 P

Mike and Linda Carroll P

William Carroll ’73

Mary Carter

Patrick Carvalho ’76

Mariano and Amalia Castaneda

Timothy Chapman and Suzanne Kilmer

B

Keith ’82 and Rosanne Cherry

Chili ’74 and Kerry Chilimidos

Thomas and Maria Chin

Edgar and Kari Christe

Kevin ’81 and Gwinith Clara

Tony ’83 and Kathryn Clark

Martin ’89 and Kimberly Clark

Phillip and Jennifer Connell P

Richard and Karen Contreras F

Robert and Erin Cook L

Roy and Sara Cotterill

Kenneth and Shannon Crawford P

Mark and Margarita Cuomo P

Walter Dahl and Sarah Buxton Dahl

L

Thomas and F. Ann Daly

Lisa and Gregory Daly-Pshide

Kenneth and Emmalene Davis B

Lisa DeBlasio-Soga ’86 and Mark Soga

B

Mathew and Tamara Decker

Anthony and Lisa Delaney

John and Carole D’Elia

Herman and Catherine DeVera

John and Denise Dewey

Louie and Linda DiNinni P

Patti Dixon

Matt Dolcini B

Joe ’76 and Barbara Domek

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


CURRENT PARENT DONORS

John ’77 and Judy Donovan

Gary and Julie Driver B

James and Carolyn Dudley

Patrick and Karen Durham P

John and Colleen Earley

Eric ’82 and Eileen Edelmayer

Ted and Kelli Eliopoulos P

Jason and Katie Ellis

Craig and Amy Enos S

Jesse and Patricia Esquivel

Jim ’86 and Annde Ewertsen P

Rodney Forszer and Debbie Elliot

Hector and Charlotte Fernandez F

Wendy Ficenec

Julie ’92 and Mike Fiffick

Geoffrey and Patricia Flynn

John ’83 and Joelle Fondale L

Nanette Fowler

Carlos and Frances Francisco

Charles and Lisa French

Scott and Anne French

Bobby and Wendy Fresques P

Qiang Fu and Yueying Song

Dean ’86 and Angela Fuhs

Vincent and Cary Galvin P

Cynthia Gandy ’78 and Joseph Hill, Sr.

Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie ’79 and Edison Mc Eachnie

B

Diana Garcia

Philip and Marlene Garcia

John ’76 and Laurie Geibel

Anthony and Patricia Gentile P

Jose-Luis Gonzalez and Martha Vega

Tomas and Laura Cecilia Gonzalez

Rick Gormley ’74

Joe and Catherine Gorry

David and Patricia Graham P

Laurie ’89 and John Grandchamp

Jim and Stacey Granucci B

Austin and Florita Greiner P

Daniel and Rosemary Greisen

Karanbir Grewal

Rodney and Darcy Grieve

David and Lupe Guerrero

Steve and LaNette Guevara

Eric and Ann Hafter B

Michael and Shirley Hallman P

Jeff and Michelle Hallsten S

Michael and Rhonda Hankey B

Patrick ’83 and Karen Harris

Rick and Andrea Hart

John and Erin Hasbrook B

Ronald and Michele Hassett

Kari and Vinton Hawkins B

William and Laura Heberger

Darrel and Ann Hedge

Kyle and Diana Hedum

Jim and Brenda Heng B

Eric and Ronda Hintz L

John and Laurie Hosoume P

Bonita ’74 and Michael Hotz

Elizabeth ’83 and Matthew Hunter

Angel Hurtado

Aurelio and Debbie Hurtado

Michael and Nancy Hynes B

Michael and Alicia Iniguez

Joel and Marissa Jacinto

Deborah Jarvis

Brandi Jauregui

Michael and Karen Jedrzynski B

Angie ’87 and Salvador Jimenez

Catalina ’84 and Jose Jimenez

Chris and Marquita Johnson P

Ellie Jones

Tom and Suzie Jones

Michael and Catherine Kalmanson

P

Mark and Rochelle Kaye F

Timothy Kenneally and Joy Graf P

Dan and Mary Kiefer

Robert and Kathleen Kim

Robert and Rhonda King

Daune Kirrene P

Kenny Kirrene ’78 B

Gary and Manuna Klein B

Steven and Marla Kolb

Randon and Patricia Krieg

Kenton and Marina Kunz

Michael and Julie Kvarme B

David and Rebecca Landeros

Kevon and Sue Larson

Raymond Leclerc and Jennifer West

P

Benjamin and Sonia Lee L

Judy Lee

Naomi Lee

Matthew and Laura Legrand L

Brett and Nancy Lemire

Lileth Leonardo

Chris and Conni Levis P

George and Anwylyd Lian B

Gilbert and Sandy Limhengco B

Jose Manuel and Maria Linares L

Kristi and Ernie Lopez

Brian and Tami Louie

Mark Lucero and Irma Gomez-Lucero

P

Kevin and Cody Lutz

Brian and Lisa Maas P

Lisa Mace

Roger and Karen Mackensen B

Gary and Clare MacLeod B

Monica ’85 and Steve Macy

Lemuel Magaso

Tai and Stacey Mamea

Ed and Maria Manning PC

Mark ’64 and Donna Manning

Michael and Julie Marengo

Kevin and Wendy Martin

Jeff Mason and Donna Kaylor L

Tom and Theresa Matista

James and Andrea Mayer P

Daniel Mazza and Robin Graziani

Sam and Gina McAdam

Mike ’80 and Kristen McCarthy B

Douglas and Lisa McCauley P

Arthur and Sherrie McElvy P

Dennis McGee

Hugh and Tina McGee

George ’77 and Sara McGhee

Ken and Sara McGhee

Terence and Teri McHale L

Kevin McKeever P

Traci ’83 and Will McMullen

Tom ’78 and Julie McNamara P

Paul ’86 and Colleen Mendoza

Ronald and Kristine ’82 Metzker38

Joe and Elizabeth Meyer

Jose and Diana Michel

Dean and Alicia Moniz

Richard and Veronica Monteverde P

James and Denise Moore P

Charlene ’74 and John Moorhead P

Jack and Kris Morris

Kelly Mulcahy

Fabiola Murillo

John and Shelley Murphy P

Ignatius and Melanie Nazareno

Walter and Michelle Neal

Francesca Negri and John McIntyre

John and Wendy Nelson L

Christopher Nestor

Mike Nivens

Brian and Debbie O’Hearn B

John and Kathleen O’Malley

Jeff and Diane Omand

Ruel and Delia Opada P

Russell Ost & Julie Gallardo

Mike Outerbridge

Linda ’84 and Lee Overstreet

Kevin and Gail Owens P

Raul and Kim Pamatian

Danielle Paulsen

Angela Paxson

Robert and Sally Payne B

Michael and Carolina Pearson

Kevin and Janet Pedrotti L

Corine Pekari

Celina Perez

John ’80 and Mary Perez

Cal and Lisa Peterson

Keith and Denise Petkus

John and Elinor Pfeifer

Javier ’74 and Betty Plasencia

Lorena Puga-Ayala ’84 and Alberto Ayala

P

Kevin and Jill Ralph

Ricardo Ramirez and Bertha Pedroza

Jim and Diane Richardson F

Joaquin and Mary Roces

Simo and Anne Rodich P

Raphael and Orianna Rodriguez

Tim and Carmen Rogers

Mitch and Jennifer Rohrer

Marcus and Annette Romani

Seann Rooney and Angela Tate P

John and Denise Rose L

Walter and Suzie Rozewski

Dan and Kathy Salazar L

Joseph Santucci

Diane and Hugo Schmidt

George Shadday F

Lise Sheedy

Nicholas Sheedy ’83

Trevor and Trisha Shields P

John and Judy Signorotti

Mark and Teresa Simi

Donald and Gina Sims

Michael and Leanne Sipes

Paul and Maureen Smith

Reginald and Deanna Smith B

Kevin and Nancy Smith-Fagan

Robert and Erin Snyder

James ’79 and Andrea Stahley P

Timothy Stenvick

James and Jodi Steyding P

Pat and D’Anne Still P

Michael and Laura Strech P

Jack ’85 and Kelly Sturges

Omar Sultan B

Matthew and Shelley Susanka

Dana and Hae Sutton

Anthony and Monica Swain

Steven ’88 and Heather Swan

Curt and Jennifer Swanson

Andrew and Grace Tak B

Wayne and Debbie Takahashi

Sharon Taketa B

Charmaine Tejada

Troy and Yvette Thompson

Van and LaJuana Thompson

Dan and Florrie Tibbitts

Lori ’79 and Dan Toomey

Walter and Jennifer Torres

James and Ann Tracy B

Mary Turner

Kirk and Shauna Tweedy

Alfredo Uy and Marlyn Quaile-Uy P

Ronald Vaden and Jill Hester P

Kenneth and Brandie Valine

Efrain ’87 and Lourdes Vallejo

Steve and Dany’l Van Someren

Paul and Nancy Vasquez

Lawrence and Nancy Vaughn

Leonardo and Bea Vega

Kurt Velte

Carol Von Kaenel

Chris and Dee Vrame B

Alan and Patty Wackman F

Christopher Waddell and Sylva Shamin Khan

B

Patti ’75 and Joseph Wagstaff

James and Maureen Wanket P

Allen and Gina Warren P

Christopher and Stephanie Washburn

P

Jeffrey Westman and Phyllis Ramsey-Westman

Stephen and Laura Williamson B

Walter and Mary Wilson P

George and Julie Wing

Stuart Wiseman and Keeva Coe-Wiseman

Larry and Marianne Wong

Patrick and Margaret Wong

Ryan and Valerie Wong F

Sean and Nancy Wong PC

Jerry and Ivy Woolledge P

Allan Yip B

Chuck and Patricia Zannetti B

Leslie Zapata

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


Stephen ’81 and Karen ’80 Achondo

Donna and Peter Adam

P

Ken and Joyce Adamson

S

John and Melissa Aliotti

B

August and Sally Amorena

Geneva Amoroso

David and Theresa Anderson

John and Heidi Anderson

F

John and Chris Anderson

Mark and Joanne Anderson

Scott and Mary Anderson

B

Troy and Judith Armstrong

Fernando Arroyo

Henrietta Arroyo

Devon and Francine Atlee

B

Vivian Auble

Bill and Sarah Ayres

Richard and Marla Bach

David ’62 and Patricia Bacher

Ron and Mae Bacher

Bill ’50 and Joanne Badella

Martha Baffoni

Mike Bakarich

Doreen Mallett Baldwin ’57

Gina Barbato-Knepp ’80 and Chris Knepp

Terri Barbeau

Lorcan and Patti Barnes

F

Cuno Barragan

Rena A. Barsanti

Steve ’78 and Susan Barsanti

B

Christine Battistella

Joan Beahm

Edward and Linden Beck

Gary and Shari Beck

Douglas ’73 and Jane Bell

Robert and Elizabeth Belme

Ken ’74 and Jill Bennett

L

Brad ’72 and Kathleen Bento

John and Jennifer Benton

B

Paul ’68 and Kathryn Bernardis

Michael Berrigan

William Bican

Dorothy Bida-Silver

Troy ’82 and Kris Bird PC

Janet Bjekich

Lynn and Tina Black B

Gus and Cindy Blecha B

Bill ’69 and Debbie Blucher, Sr.

L

Eric ’70 and Marsha Boemer

Nicholas and Lori Bonsignore

Bernie and Nellie Boyer

Bill and Patricia Braaten

Kathy Brady

Bob Breech

Johnathan and Doris Briggs

John Broughton ’84

Nicole and David Brousseau

P

Rich ’50 and Angela Brown

John Buchmiller and Ann Frago

P

Elva Buckley

Lon ’73 and Mary Ann Burford

S

Steven and Ginny Burgess

W. L. Butler

Frank and Sandra Calcagno

Elizabeth Calora

Bill and Sue Canavan

Tony and Lilian Caraska

Jim Cardosa ’72

Madeline Cardosa

Ronald ’51 and Pat Carissimi

P

Dave and Pattie Carl

Nancy Carlson

Marilyn Carmazzi B

Paul ’74 and Karen Carmazzi

Michael Carpenter & Phyllis Newton

B

Margaret Carrera and Philip Joffe

S

Mike and Linda Carroll

P

Rose Marie ’57 and Wayne Carsey

Bill and Rose Carson

Annetta Caselli

John ’70 and Barbara Caselli

Mike ’76 and Nancy Caselli

Jim and Rita Cassady

Isaac ’82 and Deanne ’83 Castaneda

P

Manuel and Ofelia Castaneda

Brandon and Monica Castillo

Rick and Shirley Castro

Dan and Karen Chan P

RC and Anita Chant

John Chaquica ’76 B

Bill and Wendy Chase

Nora Cheek

Ronald and Elaine Chew

Dave and Linda Christianson

PC

Andrew Ciocca

Jack Clara ’50

Bill ’70 and Lori Conner

Richard and Karen Contreras

F

George and Jane Cook

George ’71 and Susan Cook

Juanita Corcoran

Alan ’61 and Mary Lynn Cordano

B

Ray ’94 and Amina Cordano

P

Cornish & Carey Commercial

B

Dan and Debbie Costa P

Glenna Cottrill

Scott and Elizabeth Coyner

L

Thomas Crisp

Ruth Cronin B

Kevin Crossland ’69 and Francesca Kirkpatrick

L

Noreen Crowley F

Mark and Margarita Cuomo

P

Susanne Currie

Rafael and Kathy Dagang

Christopher and Kathy Dahl

Patricia Dahl

Maribeth DaRosa - Niehaus ’73

Carolyn Darr ’61

Carol Davis

Conrad and Denise Davis

P

Robyn Davis

Tony and Elinor De Cristoforo

Ralph and Antoinette de Vere White

Anthony and Elinor Decristoforo

P

ALUMNI PARENTS & FRIENDS


Danny ’79 and Dorothy Delgado

John and Carole D’Elia

Colleen Desmond

Katie Desmond & Paul Vaughn

Kerry Desmond P

Peggy Desmond PC

Sharon Desoto

Peter and Carrie Detwiler

B

Mark ’69 and Martha Diaz

P

Don ’56 and Patricia Dittmer

Robert Dolezal

Gene ’67 and Kathy Domek

Joe ’76 and Barbara Domek

John ’77 and Judy Donovan

Betty Downey

Carol and John Downey

Roger and Carol Dreyer

PC

Mark and Carol Drobny

P

Richard and Marilyn Drumheller

Elizabeth ’78 and Donald Drysdale

Del and Sandy Du Frene

Joseph and Phyllis Duarte

Allan and Ramona Dunlop

Harry and Joanne Dunlop

Janet Dupzyk

Patrick and Karen Durham

P

Chris and Pat Eady

James Eaton

Mike and Andrea Egan

Michael ’60 and Nancy Elorduy

Rich ’63 and Marryan Elorduy

Tom and Priscilla English

F

John and Katherine Ensign

Mike and Marianne Evashenk

L

James Everett F

Irene Farmer

Mike and Kathleen Farmer

Sasha Fawn

Louie ’76 and Nadine Feletto

P

Jim and Pat Fellos

Mark and Cynthia Fenocchio

P

Alma Fernandez

Bob ’54 and Toni Ferry

Larry and Janet Fibich

Donald and Kathy Fitzgerald

PC

Margaret Fitzgerald

Kieran and Marty Fitzpatrick

Walter and Marlene Fitzpatrick

Cathy Flores

Jerry ’65 and Susan Flynn

John ’83 and Joelle Fondale

L

Robert ’53 and Tsuruko Forster

Carlos and Frances Francisco

Robert and Mary Franklin

Dave and Janis Franzoia

Charles French

Michael ’76 and Lorie Frias

Marilyn Fylling

Marty ’77 and Karen Gabrielli

P

Patti Gallagher

Janet Galliani

Dick and Hildegarde Galvin

Cynthia Gandy ’78 and Joseph Hill, Sr.

Richard and Joan Gann

Philip and Marlene Garcia

Richard Garcia

David ’76 and Terry Gau

Frank and Rosalie Gau

Joe ’56 and Barbara Genshlea

Robert and Margie Geremia

Pat Ghilarducci Orey and Walter Orey

David Gibson

Linda ’59 and Ken Giese

Catherine Gill

Don and Betty Gillott L

John ’55 and Anita ’57 Giordano

P

Jim ’64 and Maureen ’64 Girard

Matt and Barbara Goldman

Vienna Golsong ’61

Alex and Paula Goncalves

David Gonzales ’72

Shari Gonzales

Paul Gonzalez

Rick Gormley ’74

Charlene Grady

Dan and Kelly Grady

Bud and Barbara Grady

Steve and Pam Grady

Jim and Paula Graf

Jim and Stacey Granucci

B

Bob ’55 and Carolyn ’57 Granucci

PC

Lance Green

Adrian Griffin & Patti Palacios

Molly Griffin

Rick and Elaine Guidera

Larry and Terri Gury S

Joel Guthrie

Martin Haley B

Susan M. Haley B

Jeff and Michelle Hallsten

S

Philomena Halstead

Robert Hamamoto

Stephen Hammer

Angela Hannaford

Joseph ’57 and Margaret Harling

Ken ’54 and Marolyn ’57 Harris

PC

Rick and Andrea Hart P

Thomas and Diana Hart

Mike Havey ’69

Edward and Elaine Healy

Kyle and Diana Hedum

Paul and Maureen Hefti

Dorothy Heick

Charles and Catherine Heinrich

Phil ’83 and Colleen Heinrich

Rich ’78 and Debbie Henning

Bud ’55 and Louanne ’57 Hensley

Bill and Roxie Herbert

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


Ronald ’54 and Barbara Hermann

Noel and Mary Hesser B

Jack and Mary Lou Higdon

David and Christie Hill

Dave and Dianna Hillyer

Bill and Penny Hilson P

Eric and Ronda Hintz L

Janis Hoffart

Nicholas and Julia Holquin

Bonita ’74 and Michael Hotz

Steve and Lydia Howell

L

Don and Joanne Hufford

Judy ’63 and Jim Hughes

B

Bill ’76 and Nina Iliff B

Mike ’65 and Kate Ingoglia

L

Peggy Ingram

Marc ’65 and Karen Irish

Philip Irizarry & Laura Urzua-Irizarry

Dave ’82 and Errica Jablonsky

George and Jeanette Jablonsky

Steve and Dona Jablonsky

L

John ’68 and Lynda Jackson

S

Paul ’77 and Karen Jacobs

Michael and Karen Jedrzynski

B

Mary Jenkins & Terrence O’Brien

Catalina ’84 and Jose Jimenez

Carl and Carolyn Johnson

John and Patrice Johnson

Robert and Regina Johnson

Joel and Joanie Johnston

John ’60 and Sharon Johnston

Tim ’68 and Jackie Johnston

Albert and Sharon Jones

David and Stephanie Jones

P

Jim and Dianne Jorgensen

Vince and Laura Juarez

Michael and Catherine Kalmanson

P

Sam and Billee Kanelos

P

John and Vicki Karsten

Michael Kassis

Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Kavanagh

Clare Keating

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Keikoan

Larry and Jacquelyn Kelley

Kevin and Sherry Kelly

Gary and Patricia Kerns

Irene Kessler

Timothy and Deborah Kiernan

Patrick and Mary Kinsella

Brad Kirk

Jerry ’53 and Rosemary Kirrene

L

Donald Kleid

Christopher Klein

Al ’44 and Bev Knezovich

Maxine Knezovich

Beverly Kodama

Don Koehler

Bill and Jane Koenig P

Jerry ’ 68 and Catherine Koewler

Deborah Kollars

Rich and Connie Koppes

S

Kenton and Marina Kunz

Michael and Julie Kvarme

B

James La Zansky

Mark and Monica LaBriola

P

Jean Lahey

W. E and Jean Langhi

Frank ’62 and Marcia LaRosa

Kevon and Sue Larson

Maurine Lazansky

Bill and Jana Le Doux

Mike and Cindy Leathers

P

Judy Lee

Lothar and Jeanne Lehmann

John and Alda LePera

Chris and Conni Levis P

Mike ’80 and Diane Lewis

George and Anwylyd Lian

B

Joan Limeberger

Mark ’76 and Michele Limeberger

Gilbert and Sandy Limhengco

B

Ken and Mary Kay Link

Jim and Cindy Long

George and Eva Peacher

P

Bill Lorber

Brian and Tami Louie

Massimo and Marisa Luchini

Richard and Kyoko Luna

Kevin and Cody Lutz

Pat Lysaght

D. B. MacClosky

Robert and Debijean Machado

Lyn MacKenzie

Ronald and Vicki MacKintosh

P

John ’62 and Ann MacLatchie

Monica ’85 and Steve Macy

Richard and Kathy Maddox

Brian ’72 and Nancy Mahaney

P

John F. Mahaney

Bruce ’69 and Robin Maita

S

Mike Malaki ’72 B

Renee Malaki ’76 B

Dolores Mallicoat and Bill Nicolas

Al and Peggy Manfredi

Ed and Maria Manning

PC

Teri Martinez and Angel Gutierrez

Gary and Janey Mason

Bob Massa B

Cass and Mary Mastalski

Jim and Robin Masten

J.C. Masters

Jill Matranga

Kathleen Matranga-Cooper

James and Andrea Mayer

P

John ’63 and Marilyn McCarthy

Mike ’80 and Kristen McCarthy

B

Lawrence and Diane McConnell

Carole McCook P

Lillian McCoy

A. Eli and Joan McCulloough

Kevin ’74 and Leslie McGovern



Lawrence and Lynn McGovern

Michael and Esther McKenna

Vince and Shana McLaughlin

Jim and Carol McMonagle

B

Frank ’51 and Sally McNamara

Mildred McNamara

Tom ’78 and Julie McNamara

P

Virginia McNett

Dan McVeigh and Rebecca Baumann

PC

David and Marilyn Meek

P

Mary-Jo Mefford

Ed and Barbara Melia

Frank and Carol Merlo

Ed Mette ’68

Margaret Mette

Jane ’63 and Thomas Meuser

B

Frank and Elizabeth Meyer

B

Greg and Debbie Meyer

Jose and Diana Michel

Tim and Erin Mickiewicz

L

Greg and Mary Mignano

B

Analyn Miller

Gary and Sandra Miller

Steve and Wendy Mills

Nedra Millwood

Barry and Ramona Moenter

Chuck Mok and Linda Huang

B

Curt and Sherry Moniz

Gerry and Patty Moore

Brian Moore ’94

Irma Moore

James and Denise Moore

P

Charlene ’74 and John Moorhead

P

Lucille Morgan

James Mosman & Caroline Cabias

Julie Moznett-Dillon

Frank ’51 and Marge Mugartegui

B

Greg ’74 Mugartegui P

Alex and Ginger Muirhead

Jim Mulhern and Rosalie Myers

Bernadine Mullen

Joe ’61 and Timi ’62 Munizich

Karl Munz

Douglas and Elizabeth Murphy

Marilyn Murphy

Robert Murray S

Osvaldo and Marian Musso

Clifford and Jane Muzzi

Noel and Leoma Negley

Frank and Marleen Negri

Ann Nejasmich

Chester Newland

Fred ’64 and Patricia Nichols

August Niklas

Mike Nivens

Willie ’69 and Sheila Nolan

PC

Notre Dame Club of Sacramento

John and Susan Nunan, Sr.

S

Pat O’Brien

Tim ’68 and Phyllis O’Brien

L

Rev. Msgr. Albert O’Connor

L

Terry and Elisabeth O’Connor

Paul and Sheilah O’Hara

Brian and Debbie O’Hearn

B

Eric Okusu

John and Cecilia O’Leary

Fred ’63 and Susan Oliver

Robert and Hazel Oliver

John and Kathleen O’Malley

Robert and Mrs. O’Malley

Jeff and Diane Omand

Tom O’Neil ’71

Olga Onesty

Teruko Orite

Ragan and Suzanne Ormand

James Otto & Adel Visser

Jane Owens ’58

Paul and Claudia Page B

Lori Patton

Frank ’71 and Mary Paulo

Ashley and Kathleen Payne

P

Michael and Carolina Pearson

Lew ’52 and Gerin Pebbles

Linda ’74 and Mark Peletta

Kathleen Perez ’59

Michael ’78 and Sheryl Perrin

Josephine Perry

Manny and Mary Jane Perry

Mark ’71 and Susan Perry

P

Lise Peters

Keith and Denise Petkus

Virgil and Faye Petrocchi

L

Bill Pettite

John and Elinor Pfeifer

Patti Phillips

Wendy Pierce

Bill ’73 and Helen Pierson

S

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pierucci

Sandy Pifer

Donald and Margaret Pimentel

Mike and Carol Ann Pirruccello

PC

Lynne Pistochini

Tony ’69 and Sharon ’75 Planchon

Javier ’74 and Betty Plasencia

Jorge ’73 and Nellie ’78 Plasencia

Rich ’63 and Bonnie Poletti

Patricia Pope

Henry ’57 and Jenny Puga

Richard and Cynthia Puppione

Gary and Judy Quattrin

David ’61 and Darleen Quinn

Stephen and Frances Quinn

George Radovich ’49

Mark ’69 and Deborah Rakela

Kevin and Jill Ralph

Alfonso Ramirez and Patricia Aguiar

Tom Ramirez

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


Frank and Joanne Ramos

P

John Rankin

Neala Rankin

Bernie and Marilyn Rao

Evelyn Ratoni

Gregory and Gail Reed

Dena Reeve

Dan Rehm ’67

Sharon Rehm

John and Claudia Reilly

Reno Rendering Co.

Scott and Linda Rhoades

Keith and Shelley Richardson

Bob Ridenhpour

Paul Rieschick L

Ripley and Joyce Robinett

Joaquin and Mary Roces

Daniel ’58 and Jean Roche

Roger and Ann Romani

P

Carol Rose

Earl and Elaine Rose

John and Denise Rose L

Charles Rossi

Bob ’65 and Patty Roth

Edward Rothman

Stephen and Janet Ruggiero

B

Mario and Sue Ruiz

Vivian Ryan

Tracey Saizan

Edgar Salazar ’63

Wayne Samarzich

Joseph Santucci

Maria Sargent PC

Jerry and Marlene Sarmento

P

Charlie Sauser & Kerry Kelly

Ruth Savickis

Marcus and Victoria Sazaki

Fred and Pauline Schack

Mary ’59 and Michael Schaefer

Jim and Ellen Schiavenza

P

Keith ’55 and Patricia Schiele

Ray and Kathy Schilling

Bud Schluer

Donald and June Schreiber

Butch ’60 and Eileen Schuering

Rolf and Lisa Schumann

P

Willard Seitz

Ronald Settles

Blair and Liz Shahbazian

Tom ’69 and Ann Sharp

Lise Sheedy

Nicholas Sheedy ’83

Michael and Julie Sheehan

Douglas and Karen Shepard

Debra Sherman and Arthur Thorne

PC

Rebecca Sherman

Vickie Sherrod

James and Joyce Shetler

Clay Sigg

John and Judy Signorotti

Wesley Silva

Allen and Barbara Simas

Dave and Doris Simas

Pamela Simning

Michael and Leanne Sipes

Douglas and Anna Skewes

Bob ’48 and Mercedes Slakey

L

Steven ’76 and Jacklyn ’76 Slakey

P

Thomas Slater

Debbie Smith

Frank and Diane Smith

George Smith ’81

Gloriann Smith

Reginald and Deanna Smith

B

Kevin and Nancy Smith-Fagan

Dan ’72 and Vicki Smolich

Joseph and Cynthia Soto

Kevin ’86 and Angela Spease

L

Dick and Helen Sperbeck

Rich and Karolyn Spring

Mary Starke

Tom ’70 and Shirley Stassi

Alice Stein

Timothy Stenvick

Jody Sterrett

Thea Stidum S

Dave and Susanne Stirling

Frederick and Valerie Strain

S

Jack ’85 and Kelly Sturges

Steven and Karen Suhr

LaVerne and Silvio Suine

Derek Sullivan

William and Betty Sullivan

Sheila Summers

Anthony and Monica Swain

Curt and Jennifer Swanson

E. and K. Swasey

Phillip and Marilyn Swimley

Chuck ’65 and Sally Sylva

S

Karen Szakacs

Harvey and Janice Tahara

Wayne and Debbie Takahashi

Tim ’62 and Betty Taormina

P

Manny Tequida ’65

Terra Family Foundation

S

Gerald and Nancy Thomas

Stephen and Grace Thomas

B

Douglas Thompson ’74 & Margaret Briggs

Van and LaJuana Thompson

Patricia To

Melvin and Elaine Tom

Carl and Gloria Tomei

Lori ’79 and Dan Toomey

Joyce Topping

Daniel Torres

Byron and Mary Townshend

James and Ann Tracy B

John and Suzanne Trefethen

Raymond and Judith Troja

Vito and Jane Tullo



Vic and Dolores Uhlik

Charles and Barbara Usher

Ronald Vaden and Jill Hester

P

Kenneth and Brandie Valine

Roger ’67 and Marie Valine

L

Jim and Kari Van Gundy

P

Frank ’71 and Carrie Vellutini

B

Phela Vesci S

Donald Viducich ’39

Karnail and Doreen Virk

Mary Vogeli

John and Vicki Volek

Patti ’75 and Joseph Wagstaff

Dave and Peggy Walrath

L

Tony Walters and Maureen Sergent

Hilda Waltz

John Ward

Mark and Jan Warren P

Richard and Laura Weisberg

F

Frank Werry ’74

William Werry

David and Jane Wesley

Waldon Westlake ’39

Richard and Kellie Westley

Jeffrey Westman and Phyllis Ramsey-Westman

Michael Willett

Kathleen Williams and Martha Stringer

PC

David and Erma Wilson

Kenneth and Michelle Wilson

L

Lyle and Sharleen Wilson

B

Joanne Winchell P

Mary Winegar

Lewis Wing

Peter Winslow and Cheryl Stewart

P

Jack and Mona ’60 Witry

P

Nick ’87 and Michele Witry

Jack ’63 and Dona ’64 Wittman

Kenneth and Rosary Wollenberg

Ryan and Valerie Wong

F

Rosemary Wood ’59

Robert and Mary Jo Woods

Daniel and Cathy Wright

Tami Yasuda

Penny Yee

Chris Yoakum

John Young

Timothy and Elizabeth ’78 Murphy

Rodney ’75 and Linda Zanze

Bob and Joan Zarick

Bill Zgraggen

Connie Zupan

Karen Achondo ’80Donna AdamLorcan BarnesSteve Barsanti ’78Jill BennettPeggy BoneMary BowersNicole BrousseauDarci CalistaTomas Capogreco ’86Rene CardenasDan Carmazzi ’71Tony Caselli ’97Natalia Chiapa ’00Bobby CobbsElizabeth Coyner

Scott CoynerSusanne CurrieDanny Delgado ’79Armando Diaz ’94Tom EnglishBobby FresquesLorie FriasPatti GallagherRona GordonSusie GriffinJoe GuilhermeKelly Harrington ’83Paul Havey ’81Diane Heine ’71Mary HesserJanis Hoffart

Brendan Hogan ’95Jacob Hunley ’96Bill Iliff ’76Mary JenkinsHolly KellerKenny Kirrene ’78David LevasseurSteve LiuJennifer MakolJune McBrideKristen McCarthyKevin McGovern ’74Findlay McIntoshTraci McMullen ’83Todd MillerLinda Moulton

Adriana Mundo HeraldSarah MungasHolly PetersonKirk PurdyPaul RieschickJohn Riley-PortalRolf SchumannHolly SlabbinckRon SlabbinckNancy Smith-FaganMary Alice Spinelli ’99Christopher Symkowick-RoseDoreen VirkMaureen WanketJan WarrenChuck Zannetti

EMPLOYEE DONORS

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


Aba Daba RentalsAnderson Bros. Florin Square

Pharmacy, Inc.Balshor FloristBar J InvestmentsBest Best & KriegerCarvalho Family WinesCarrera-Joffe FoundationCBHS Student Council 2012-

2013Chargins' Bar & GrillChavez, Kirstien & Co.Christian Brothers Jr. FalconsClark Trucking Service, Inc.Cornish & Carey CommercialDe La Salle InstituteDesmond, Nolan, Livaich &

CunninghamDiocese of Sacramento

DPR ConstructionEl Dorado Savings BankFancy Feet Dance AcedemyW.F. Gormley & SonsHilbers , Inc.IBMiHigh Marketing, Inc.Inter-Cal Real Estate

CorporationISSE ServicesJohn Jackson MasonryLewis Kassis Trust FoundationLa Bou by the ZooLasallian Education FundLaser & Skin Surgery CenterLaw Offices of Tom JohnsonLegoullon Insurance AgencyLuppen & Hawley

Incorporated

Merchants National BankMuldavin ChiropracticMurphy Austin Adams

Schoenfeld LLPNotre Dame Club of

SacramentoOK Tire and AutomotiveOld IronsidesPfund Family FoundationPlumbers & Pipefitters Local

#447Reno Rendering Co.River Cats Foundation, Inc.River City BankSacramento Region

Community FoundationSaint Patrick's Home for

Children, Inc.Schetter Electric, Inc.

The Setzer FoundationShea Family Charitable Lead

TrustSjoberg Evashenk ConsultingSMUDStanich PropertiesSunwest Wild Rice CompanyTerra Family FoundationThe Catholic Foundation of

The Diocese of SacramentoUnger Construction Co.Union Capital LoansVitek Mortagage GroupWestern Health AdvantageWittman Enterprises, LLC

GENEROUS COMPANIES AND ORGANIZATIONS

Christmas Gift for Chado ’52 and Janet Vasquez

Christmas Gift for Gordon ’64 and Susan Scott

Christmas Gift for Peggy Desmond

In Celebration of Alex Benson ’07 Graduation from College

In Celebration of Dave ’54 and Elda Borges’ 40th Wedding Anniversary

In Celebration of John ’41 and Marie Babich 50th Wedding Anniversary

In Celebration of Leonard and Judy Kreizenbeck’s 50th Wedding Anniversary

In Celebration of Lon Burford’s ’73 Birthday

In Celebration of Melissa Aliotti’s 50th Birthday

In Celebration of Peggy Demond’s Birthday

In Celebration of the Cross Country Team

In Honor of Willis Towne ’52In Honor of Br. John

Montgomery, FSC ’81In Honor of Christine

Amorose ’05

In Honor of Daniel Duffy ’13In Honor of Jack WitryIn Honor of Jean LaheyIn Honor of Jim Westlake ’51In Honor of Kevin Ralph

CONTRIBUTIONS WERE MADE

UNITED WAY DONORS

Anonymous Paul ’68 and Kathryn

BernardisCathy Butler ’87Bill and Wendy ChaseRichard and Karen ContrerasCarol and John DowneyElizabeth ’78 and Donald

DrysdaleCathy Flores

Marty ’77 and Karen GabrielliCarolyn Gandy-McEachnie ’79

and Edison Mc EachnieArthur ’76 and Anne GreenPaul ’77 and Karen JacobsDeborah JarvisMichael and Catherine

KalmansonJustin Koenig ’98Kenton and Marina Kunz

David and Rebecca LanderosGeorge and Eva PeacherNicki ’58 and Tom MartinezTeri Martinez and Angel

GutierrezJill MatrangaMelanie Meeks ’93James and Denise MooreDouglas and Elizabeth MurphyTed Polhemus ’03

Neala RankinMario and Sue RuizVickie SherrodJohn and Suzanne TrefethenMary TurnerJeffrey Westman and Phyllis

Ramsey-WestmanJacqueline WilsonDaniel and Cathy WrightAllan Yip


AT&T Services Inc.Bank of America Foundation/Matching Gifts ProgramBlackRock Matching Gift ProgramChevron CorporationGap Matching Gift ProgramGenentech Employee Giving ProgramHewlett Packard Co.IBM CorporationKaiser Permanente Community Giving Matching Gift ProgramMicron Technology Foundation, Inc.Microsoft Matching Gifts ProgramPfizer Foundation Matching Gift ProgramPG&E Corporation FoundationThe Apple Matching Gift ProgramUSAA Matching Gift Fund of San Antonio Area FoundationWells Fargo Bank Matching Gift CenterWells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

MATCHING GIFTS

CONTRIBUTIONS WERE MADE TO THE FOLLOWING SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

Helen Babich Endowed Scholarship FundChristopher Becker Endowed Scholarship FundWilliam F. Bordisso Endowed Scholarship FundBr. David Brennan, FSC, Endowed Scholarsip Fund Program

for Tuition AssistanceRichard T. Carlson Scholarship FundChristian Brothers Endowed Scholarship FundClass of ’02 Tuition Assistance FundClass of ’51 Tuition Assistance FundClass of ’97 Tuition Assistance FundBr. Bertram Coleman, FSC Endowed Scholarship FundDesmond Family Endowed Scholarship FundWm. M. Francis Pipe Trades Endowed Scholarship

Jason Grady Memorial Scholarship FundJoseph J. Kirrene Endowed Scholarship FundRonald G. MacKenzie Memorial Scholarship FundMahaney Family Endowed Scholarship FundJohn J. Marquardsen, Jr. Endowed Scholarship FundJames Mulhern Family Endowed Scholarship FundJolee & Kevin Murray Endowed Scholarship FundMike & Jim Roberts Endowed Scholarship FundVincent F. Stanich, Sr. Memorial Scholarship FundPete Tomasini Memorial Scholarship FundJoseph & Lorraine Valine Endowed Scholarship FundMary C. Waterbury Endowed Scholarship FundRandall Wesley Zanze Endowed Scholarship Fund

CLASS # OF DONORS

1960 371958 341963 341959 331962 321961 281957 281964 261965 231968 231976 23

TOP TEN CLASSESALUMNI DONORS

to deserving students through the Class Sponsorship Program.

The Classes of ’51/’52, ’54, ’55 and ’69 are providing FULL-TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS


CONTRIBUTIONS MADE IN MEMORY OF …

Louis G. AdamJohn AdolphsonIleene M. AkinsLouise AlameidaMaureen H. AlessioGene AndreuccettiNadine Angulo ’61Louis J. ArgesLouise M. BachtoldDoris BarellaRobert BatinorrichJeffrey Bedford ’86Russell BentleyRoy BernardiJoseph Bertain ’47Jack BertolucciMarge BigleyJohn Boitano ’40Lou BordissoMary Jo BrennanEdwin L. BronaughStu BryantPeggy BurnsRichard CabralPeter CaiettiRalph CardozaBernard CarlNancy Carrigg ’59James P. CarrollRosemary CataldoGeorgia ChambasDennis K. ClarkRalph ColeGlenn Cooper ’53John P. CostelloJohn Cox ’61Bill Creeggan ’41Mary H. DaPratoElsye DeMartiniGlen DeweeseCarlo Di Clemente ’65

Michael Dolcini ’64Francis Duffy ’39Jim Dunphy ’41William J. EnosJim EricksonRev. William FeeserCarmel FerreiraCarolyn Fletcher ’87Jim Fox ’62Stanley FrankAl Franzoia ’39Giuliana FranzoiaFrank E. GalliGeorge T. GarrelsMarilyn GeratyJoe Gill ’63Rolly Gray ’56Josephine C. HalmJo HansenEllis Harlow ’40Clifford HaskellHarold Hill ’34William E. HimmelmannSue Hoagland ’60William Holtzman ’34Don Ingoglia ’57William IsherwoodEleanor M. JoaquinVernon JohnsonWalter Johnson ’68Joe JonesWilliam G. JonesPaul Jordan ’63Christie Kaiser ’70Richard S. KayeMike Keating ’68Walter KiehnGregory Kozlow ’72Virginia C. LagomarsinoMinor LentferRoy Levin

Eloise LippiLarry LoughmillerTerry LuceyJoe MachadoAlbert D. MaitaOliver C. MardisJames Marriott ’67Patricia MartinGeorge MasiAlbertina MattosPatricia McGeeIda A. MeadeCharles MearsPaula MedinaDavid Mello ’65Gay N. MenscerWalter M. MervaDauchy MigelKambiz MirsepassiLarry MitchellHelen MontgomeryMichael J. MooreKevin Mulderrig ’54Martin MulhernPatrick MulhernDon Nagel ’52William H. NolanKevin O’HareWilliam P. O’NeillRalph OpferCharles Osgood ’53Frank Ostoja ’36Rodney A. OverhouseDavid W. PageJames PattonBertha PavaoCarl Pernich ’42Gordon PopeEileen PorterVirginia L. PritchardGeorge G. Rakela

Pete Ratermann ’62David Repace ’81Jerry Ritthaler ’59Martyn RosaChristina Rosales ’96Kenneth RosenthalParis E. RoyoCarmella L. RussellJoyce SanfordAldino SaniJack J. SapnaroFrank SchwarzgruberStan SchweveGary ScrivenHelen ScuriBrett ShaadJohn Shepard ’44James Simmons ’67Charles W. SkoienDebra S. SmithElizabeth SorgeMark Soto ’80Paul Storey ’95Leona SwansonPatrick Tatro ’72Susan TaylorLester ThayerBud TisdelDenis TomassettiDaryl Van Dyke ’58Bob Van Overbeek ’53Armand J. VenesioDixie VereschzaginLarry Viglione ’65Alexander WellsAndrew WheelerRobert M. WilsonValdene WilsonDaryl Wong


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ENDOWMENT GROWTH

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2013

UnrestrictedTemporarilyRestricted

Permanently Restricted Total

REVENUES & SUPPORT

Tuition and feesTuition assistanceAdvancement activitiesEndowment earnings distributionAuxiliary income, netInvestment & other incomeNet assets released from restriction

$12,249,071(1,953,859)

490,650

115,66366,700

2,475,901

$ --

1,256,794140,000

612,633(2,475,901)

$ --

60,535

$12,249,071 (1,953,859)1,807,979

140,000 115,663 679,333

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Total Revenues & Support 13,444,126 (466,474) 60,535 13,038,187

EXPENSES

Instruction & student programsGeneral & administrative Facilities maintenanceFundraising expenses

8,039,3102,630,5031,033,777

419,343

8,039,310 2,630,503 1,033,777

419,343

Total Expenses 12,122,933 - - 12,122,933

Change in Net Assets 1,321,193 (466,474) 60,535 915,254

Net Assets, beginning 20,100,885 5,327,933 4,407,568 29,836,386

Net Assets, ending $21,422,078 $4,861,459 $4,468,103 $30,751,640


The Brother Bertram Society was founded in 1994 to honor Brother Bertram Coleman, FSC. The society includes persons and couples who have made provisions for Christian Brothers High School in their estate plans.

In his 70 years of service to the District of San Francisco, Br. Bertram served as a teacher, high school prefect, vice principal, athletic director and coach, director of student Brothers at St. Mary’s College, principal of Christian Brothers and Cathedral high schools, Brother Visitor, development director, alumni director, Director

General of Mt. La Salle and district archivist. He was a passionate advocate of Lasallian education and ardently committed to educating the poor.

The Brother Bertram Society speaks to the importance of estate planning to the future of Christian Brothers High School. If you have included CBHS in your estate plans, or if you would like information about the Brother Bertram Society, please contact Nancy Smith-Fagan, director of advancement, at 916-733-3608.

Brother Bertram Society

Christian Brothers High School Mourns Passing of Mrs. Helen MontgomeryAugust 24, 1934 – April 28, 2013

Helen Montgomery was a busy woman. She, and her husband, Norman, were married for 54 years, ran a successful business (Montgomery Contractors, Inc.) and raised six children in a large and loving family. Helen was an active member of the Holy Spirit Parish where she served on the Altar Society and the school’s PTA. Her sons attended Christian Brothers and Norman himself was named an honorary alumnus in 1981 and Ambassador of the Year in 1991. Helen, through the years, was an avid volunteer and generous supporter of the school, even serving on the Christian Brothers High School Board of Regents.

With her passing, Helen leaves behind her children, Stephen ’73 (Mary), Tom ’74 (Brenda), Cathy ’76 (Keith), Anne ’78 (Greg), Br. John Montgomery, FSC ’81, daughter, Mary, 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Through her participation in the Brother Bertram Society, her legacy of dedication and generosity will continue through a bequest that directed funds to the construction of the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center and the Br. John Montgomery Endowed Scholarship Fund.

“Helen Montgomery was a woman of tremendous faith and steadfast dedication,” says CB President Lorcan Barnes. “Her deep commitment to Lasallian education will continue to bless our students who rely on tuition assistance and our young men and women as they develop and showcase their talents in the new theatre and performing arts classrooms. We are grateful for Helen’s generosity. She will be deeply missed.”

Dave Arthur ’54

Nancy Carrigg ’59

Glenn Cooper ’53

Carlo Di Clemente ’65

Lorena Donoghue- Warren ’58

William Gallagher ’38

Tony Garrido ’56

Sue Hoagland ’60

Hugo Jacopetti ’62

Christie Kaiser ’70

David Keating ’69

David Koeberlein ’89

Tom Koewler ’40

Len Kreizenbeck ’58

Ernest Martinez ’84

Br. Clifford Seraphim Biller, FSC

Robert Mosher ’61

Don Nagel ’52

Bob O’Neill ’45

Ken Orvick ’50

David Repace ’81

Leonard Rossi ’42

James Simmons ’67

Mark Soto ’80

John Wood ’63

InMemoriam


By Dr. Pat Melarkey ’49

Joe Sobel - Semper FiAs a graduate of Christian Brothers

High School in Sacramento, California, Class of 1949, I tend to stay in close contact with many of my former classmates. A number of us get together monthly for breakfast at a local diner and discuss our lives, our business interests and our fellow Brothers alumni (Brothers Boys). So, when I saw an obituary in the Sacramento Bee announcing the funeral of a Brothers Boy named Joe Sobel, I made it a point to attend the service, held at Reichert’s Funeral Home in Orangevale.

Unlike my relationships with other classmates, I had lost close contact with Joe during the intervening years between high school and now. We were in different classes; I was in Class of ’49 while Joe was in Class of’52. But we had also known one another as kids, living in the same general area of Sacramento. I live on 25th and U Streets (where I still reside), while Joe was three blocks away at 28th and Q Streets, next to the Vartanian family, including brothers Peter ’50 and Sam ’51. We all knew one another from our neighborhood games.

Joe was a good athlete, wasn’t gifted, but he was okay. He wasn’t a great student either and some of his difficulties stemmed from his disability. Joe suffered from what was referred to at that time as “the stutter.” However, when he did speak, he made perfect sense, but, usually preferred to remain silent and listen. Joe was more aware of what was going on than non-stop talkers like me. Ironically, he spoke five languages, as reported to me by Victor Bertolani ’52, a close friend and neighbor, and retired prominent attorney. Joe’s other four languages – Italian, Slavic, French and Portuguese- were all spoken without his stutter.

Joe left during junior year and joined the Marines where he found a home, a purpose in life, and, especially, people who appreciated him and his efforts. At that time, people were prejudiced

against stuttering individuals and it was rare that they had a chance to move up the social ladder. There are exceptions to this rule that usually involve people who have financial opportunities in life, who can receive treatment. Joe, of course, didn’t receive any treatments for his problem so he suffered in silence like most people with his condition.

When I arrived at the funeral at the Witchard Funeral Home on that hot July day, I was not surprised to find a large crowd already assembled for the service. There were 60 or 70 of us crowded into a small chapel including a handful of Christian Brothers boys, some of them, his classmates. Outside the chapel was another crowd of attendees – approximately the same number – as were inside. This group was composed of veteran motorcycle riders, Joe’s family in his later years, his third such family altogether after his blood kin family and his second family of fellow Marines.

I sat there is in the chapel remembering Joe and wishing I had maintained closer contact with him over the past sixty years. The most curious thing about Joe Sobel’s funeral was the amount of time that had transpired between his death at a nursing home on October 21, 2012 and his funeral in Orangevale on July 22, 2013 – ten months exactly. What had happened to cause this? I wondered, so I asked a reporter friend of mine to look into it.

The reporter contacted Mark Reichert, the director at the funeral home to inquire about the delay. Reichert referred the reporter to Fred Turner, the Sacramento County Administrator, who had more detailed information on Sobel’s death and the cause of the lengthy delay before his funeral.

“We weren’t able to find any family for Mr. Sobel to take care of his remains when we were contacted by the county coroner, which is the usual process

regarding the death of the indigent, like Mr. Sobel. The coroner first performs a search for next-of-kin and then if they can’t find any, they come to us. There was a serious hitch that developed in the case of Joe Sobel,” Turner explained to the reporter. “There is only me and one other deputy and our supervisor in our office. The delay was primarily due to the fact that the people at the nursing facility didn’t follow the proper procedure in dealing with an unclaimed body. We were very distressed by this and there is an investigation underway into how this occurred. Hopefully, there will be a remedy so a situation like this never happens again.”

Care of the poor and distressed, especially veterans, has been a career-long concern of mine and I regret that I didn’t keep as close a watch on Joe as did some of my more successful colleagues. Poor Joe didn’t deserve the humiliating fate he suffered in death, but, at least his true friends and Brothers were there in Orangevale to see him off and remember him.

No American should suffer this indignity, especially veterans. Joe Sobel’s looking down on us now and would be pleased to know that the veterans – men and women- who attended his funeral and accompanied his body to Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Dixon, where he was laid to rest with full military honors and vows from his friends, are appreciated and respected. Our community will not allow less for the men and women who put their lives on the line- some fatally- to protect our great country.

Joe Sobel was the kind of person you wanted covering your back. I will remember him with great fondness. Semper Fi.

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The Class of 1963 celebrated its 50th reunion with a fun-filled weekend that began with a Friday evening cocktail party at Christian Brothers followed by an elegant dinner on Saturday at Arden Hills.

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The Class of 1983 (Christian Brothers and Bishop Manogue) celebrated its 30th reunion under the stars at Christian Brothers High School on Saturday, September 28. Brother Dan Morgan, FSC, even made the long drive from Union Gap,

Washington to join in the celebration.

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The CB Alumni Association set out to make the 26th annual Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza a party with a purpose. The purpose, raising money for tuition assistance. The party, the most successful in event history. More than 1,800 alumni, family and friends attended the fun-filled event on Friday, September 6, which featured offerings from dozens of wineries, breweries, and restaurants. After nearly a year of planning and hard work, the festivities generated a phenomenal $112,000.

The event began with the Private Reserve Tasting which featured exclusive wines and a variety of cheeses and hors d'oeuvres. Nearly 200 wine aficionados and friends gathered in the field house to enjoy this festive precursor to the extravaganza.

Wineries and restaurants filled the main lawn, while the breweries and additional restaurants spread out across the interior lawn. New this year, a champagne lounge, where patrons could enjoy delectable desserts with their bubbly. Back by popular demand, the cigar lounge where patrons could enjoy a taste of whiskey as they smoked. A special thank you to the Classes of 1968, 1979, 1983, 1992 and 1997 that also organized food tables which were located throughout the event.

“I am so grateful for the generosity of our sponsors, and the many wineries, breweries, restaurants and classes who made this event possible,” says CB President, Lorcan Barnes. “Over the course of the last year, event chair, Matthew Ruggiero ’00, Nancy Smith-Fagan, assistant director of advancement, and the entire Alumni Association Board of Directors looked for ways to make an already wonderful event even better. They definitely succeeded, particularly when you consider how the event continues to benefit our students who rely on tuition assistance.”

A special thank you to event chair, Matthew Ruggiero ’00, and the entire Alumni Association Board for their time, dedication and hard work in making this a fantastic evening to remember. Thanks, also, to Neumann Enterprises and Uber for their assistance in making sure that attendees had safe rides home.

Next year’s event is scheduled for Friday, September 5, 2014.

A Party with a Purpose

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORSThe Blucher Family

Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham - Brian

Manning ’97

El Dorado Savings Bank

Chris & Stacey Griggs

Loehmann's Plaza - Intercal Real Estate

McDonald Plumbing, Heating and Air -Vince

McDonald ’72

Mr. & Mrs. John D. Nunan

OK Tire & Automotive -Tim & Nancy Goldthwaite

Rex Moore Electrical Contractors & Engineers

Schetter Electric, Inc.

Sjoberg Evashenk Consulting

Cigar Bar SponsorSac Annex

Champagne Lounge Sponsor

The CBHS Board of Trustees

Wine Lawn Sponsor Joseph & Patricia Harbison,

Harbison Estate Wines

Private Reserve SponsorThe Class of 1979

PatronsAnderson Bros. Pharmacy

Best Best & Krieger

BOS Sheet Metal

DPR Construction

Exchange Bank

Family Wealth Law Group - Eric Sayre '94

Paul Rieschick

State Farm Insurance - Cynthia Gandy '78

Western Health Advantage

Wittman Enterprises

Thanks Also ToGranite Construction

Bob ’48 & Mercedes Slakey

Msgr. James Church ’50

James Mosman & Caroline Cabias

ExtravaganzaWINE, BEER & FOOD

Tim ’62 and Betty TaorminaSteven Pierce ’79, Kris and Troy ’82 Bird, Steve Barsanti ’78, Mark Wellendorf ’83


Monica and Dean Pfirrman, Dave Digardi

Rachael Maxwell-Jolly ’02, Mary McVeigh ’03, Alex Goldthwaite ’03

Stephen Schetter ’06, J.D. Nunan ’99, Joel Goldthwaite ’99, Annie Madden ’99

Nick Vathis ’90, Jeff Scharosch ’90, Dan Salman ’90, Phil Puentes ’87, Rob Hernandez, Dennis Welsh ’90,

John Mosby ’90

Andrew Henning ’04, Joe Zanze ’04 Megan and Eric Dietz ’00Kelsey Buchanan, Kellie Noonan, Lynda Jackson, Mike and Kelly Baker, Zak Noonan, Nancy and Mike Hynes

Mary Hesser, Lincoln ’95 and Aga Snyder Hannah Coyner ’09, Joseph Cohen ’09

Natalie Reyes ’09, Tyler Canaday ’08Stacy Corcoran, Kelly Corcoran-Duke ’00,

Regan Fitzpatrick

Denise and Keith PetkusTasha Wilkins ’06, Angeline Munoz ’05, Tim McGann ’02,

Taylor Bollinger ’04, Stephanie Gabrielli ’07

Rick ’79 and Bobbi ’76 PiresQuincey Gutman ’09, Taylor Hershey ’09, Luis Ahumada ’09, Erin

Scott ’09, Kelsey Loncarich ’09, Nick Mosley ’09, Kayla Giese ’09

ExtravaganzaWINE, BEER & FOOD

Danny ’79 and Dorothy Delgado, Stacey and Tai Mamea

Tony Verdon ’97 and Brian Manning ’97

Tracey Freeman ’03, Jayson Shaw

back - left to right Kevin Hayes ’05, Jackie Jacobs ’06, Tommy Fassett ’06 , Tracy Chadbourne, Austin Otto ’08, Will Johnston ’06, Stephanie Davis ’09 front - left to right Amanda Plasencia ’05,

Rex Flores ’05, Tomas Capogreco ’86, Maimah Reed ’05

Trevor Rappleye ’08, Kevin and Pamela Rappleye, Vanessa Parga ’08 Pat Seitz, Bernie Church ’62, Fred Thomas ’60

Austin McRonald ’07

Garette Rochester ’04, Tammy Zonneveld

Tim Kunz ’07, Sonny Birtwistle ’07, Dave Anderson ’07

Tommy Aroz Kiddoo, Sue Hood Smith, Rosanne Cherry

Nicole Brousseau, Branden Brousseau ’10

Riley Curran ’10, Steven Neri ’10, Matt Caselli ’10, Grady Pierroz ’10, Blair Pierroz ’08

Jennifer Wagstaff ’07, Allison Levitt, Ashley Pane ’07

April and Joe ’02 Pierucci

Kelly (Henderson) Harrington ’83, Maribeth Ennis-Leu ’83 and Bennett Leu

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Where are They Now?Help Us Stay ConnectedPlease contact Kristen McCarthy, director of communi-cations, if you know addresses or phone numbers for any of the listed individu-als. Kristen can be reached at(916) 733-3695or via e-mail at:[email protected].

LOOKING FOR... CLASS OF 34Leonard Baxter ’34Harold Bennett ’34Eugene Egle ’34Bob Farrell ’34William Fleming ’34Leo Herberger ’34Edward Jackson ’34William Keller ’34Martin Mc Cann ’34Donald Mc Guire ’34Michael Mc Partland ’34Thomas O’Brien ’34Edward Presely ’34William Smith ’34Frank Stetson ’34James Valenty ’34

CLASS OF 39Lee Argenti ’39Spencer Blackburn ’39Robert Boyd ’39Henry Cohen ’39Joseph Eberhard ’39Robert Flaherty ’39Robert Ford ’39Robert Kearney ’39Russell Knight ’39James Mc Laughlin ’39Thomas Moriarty ’39Joseph Neronde ’39John O’Neil ’39Charles Roddy ’39Romuald Smith ’39Howard Winslow ’39

CLASS OF 44Frederick Inderkum ’44Ted Morebeck ’44Frank Pierce ’44Dolores Steinbrecher ’44

CLASS OF 49Joe Chaves ’49Mario Deleon ’49Paul Derdowski ’49William Henderson ’49Robert Morataya ’49Jack Murphy ’49Vic Parino ’49Erle Randolph ’49Jerry Robinson ’49Wayne Taylor ’49Felix Zerba ’49

Alumni News & Notes

After careful consideration and several years of considerable success, Nancy Smith-Fagan is eager to take on a new challenge as she steps into the role of Director of Advancement. Smith-Fagan joined CB’s Advancement Department in June of 2010. Under her leadership, the Alumni Wine, Beer and Food Extravaganza has more than doubled in earnings to $120,000 in net revenue. The annual auction and annual giving programs have grown considerably, as well. She has expanded alumni activities and worked closely with numerous classes organizing reunions.

“Nancy has earned the respect and affection of our alumni, donors and volunteers as well as our faculty and staff,” says Lorcan Barnes, president. “She is dedicated to advancing the mission of the school and puts her heart, time and talent into raising money for our students.”

As Director of Advancement, Smith-Fagan she will oversee an advancement office that generated almost $2.5 million in philanthropic support in 2012-13 and lead a dedicated staff that includes both Paul Rieschick and Karen Achondo ’80.

“I’m excited for this challenge and committed to working to ensure that a Catholic, Lasallian eduction is accessible to families with limited means,” says Smith-Fagan. “CB is an extraordinary

community of students, faculty and staff. I’m grateful for the experiences that my sons have had and I want that for as many young men and women as is possible. It won’t be easy, but, it is definitely worth it.”

Smith-Fagan holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of San Diego and a master’s degree in Religious Studies from Temple University. Prior to her service at CB, she served as director of operations at the Greater Philadelphia Food Bank, as development associate at Green Street Friends School in Philadelphia, and as director of advancement at St. Mary Elementary School in Sacramento.

Smith-Fagan, and her husband, Kevin, joined the CB community in 2008 as parents when their oldest son, Eamon ’12 enrolled as a freshman. Their second son, Brendan ’15, is a junior and Aidan, a future Falcon, is in 8th grade at St. Mary’s Elementary.

“I look forward to working with Nancy and the advancement team to ensure that CB attracts the resources essential to our continued success in providing an outstanding Catholic, Lasallian education to deserving students for many years to come,” says Barnes.

Director of ADvAncement Looks forwArD to new chALLenge Nancy Smith-Fagan

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CLASS OF 54Richard Breverly ’54Mike Eberhard ’54Miguel Infiesto ’54Robert Jones ’54Jim Mac Chivelli ’54Stan Machado ’54Leo May ’54John Nagle ’54Jerrold Sullivan ’54

CLASS OF 59Jesse Aguayo ’59Richard Alvarez ’59Charlie Arana ’59Frank Armstrong ’59Renee Bartus ’59Bonnie Bass ’59Anthony Basurto ’59John Berg ’59Michael Black ’59Carolyn Bowden ’59Linda Burke ’59David Burns ’59Judy Byers ’59Mary Lou Campbell ’59Virginia Cerda ’59Joann Chastain ’59Dewey Cooper ’59Joe Cortez ’59Sandy Curtin ’59Rosalie De Oliveria ’59Donna Delgado ’59Joe Delgado ’59Rodney Downs ’59Gail Draper ’59Edward Feusi ’59Bart Furtdao ’59Geraldine Goncalves ’59Kalleen Hall ’59Carole Hardesty ’59Mary Hitchcock ’59Mary Hunter ’59Elliot James ’59Joann Khoobyarian ’59Jean Labarry ’59George Lenes ’59Ingrid Leremy ’59Mary Lewis ’59Mary Lozano ’59Anna Luison ’59Pat Lundborg ’59Brooke Morgan ’59Mary Lou Nunez ’59Alicia Perez ’59Stanley Pimentel ’59Jesse Pou ’59Fernando Puccinelli ’59William Roberts ’59Lucille Robertson ’59George Rust ’59Susan Schwab ’59Linda Smith ’59Marcella Statt ’59Peggy Storm ’59Judy Thalken ’59Richard Trujillo ’59Stephen Urrutia ’59Joseph Vicuna ’59Phyllis Whitney ’59Sharon Wilmoth ’59

CLASS OF 64Olga Aguirre ’64Margaret Albertson ’64John Almasi ’64Daniel Alston ’64David Alvarado ’64Eugene Anderson ’64Rita Barnes ’64Thomas Bartalini ’64Robert Barton ’64Michael Beile ’64Susan Berg ’64Criss Blandin ’64Nan Boone ’64Timothy Boyer ’64Stephanie Brathovde ’64Marta Bret ’64Inez Brida ’64 40

“The Brotherhoods” is a group of CB alumni who began gathering monthly, in the name of Christian Brothers, 40-plus years ago. Though its founding members were from the graduating classes of the 1930s and 1940s, membership today has expanded to include “youngsters” from the 1950s through the 1980s. This year, the group enjoyed their annual summer barbecue at CB, with John Tatro ’83 manning the grill. A fantastic time was had by all!

Bob Fouts ’39 is retired and living in San Francisco California. Fouts credits CB with helping him obtain a journalism scholarship to St. Mary’s College. During World War II he joined the Army Air Corps as an Air Cadet. He was commissioned at Yale University and retired as a Colonel in the US Air Force. He worked for 13 years as a play-by-play announcer for the San Francisco 49ers on CBS TV. He also worked for more than 20 years on ABC radio covering every sport worldwide from the Olympics to golf. He was Sports Director for KPIX(5) then at KGO-TV(7). He then moved on to government service where he worked as an aide to five different cabinet heads and guided U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Margaret Heckler, who served under President Ronald Reagan, through her senate confirmation hearings. Ultimately, Fouts retired as Deputy Regional Commissioner of the Social Security Administration.

Bob Scheid ’44 is enjoying retired life after 35 years at the San Jose Mercury News Advertising Department and five years of coaching the Santa Clara University men’s golf team. Bob submitted the following tribute to John Shepard ’44:

John Shepard ’44 was all Gael. He turned out for every athletic team - every season. Include also the minstrel show and every other special event which occurred. He was a doer.

John went into the navy V-12 Program in February 1944 along with several other members of the class. He retired some 30 or so years later as a Rear Admiral. John spend

back row (left to right)

Kenny Kirrene ’78, Jack

Witry, Jim Keating ’55,

Asa Whetstone ’51, Jerry

Kirrene ’53, Troy Bird ’82,

Sal “Chado” Vasquez ’52,

Jack Clara ’50, John

Tatro ’83

front row (left to right)

Ken Harris ’54, Ken

Belke ’37, Bob Slakey ’48,

Manny Viera ’41, George

Cunningham ’40


Michael Brown ’64Robert Brunstetter ’64Martha Bryant ’64Michael Bryte ’64William Burke ’64Patrick Byrne ’64Mary Campasano ’64Gloria Canales ’64Patricia Carlson ’64Robert Carney ’64Helen Carreker ’64Margaret Carrick ’64Robert Carter ’64Miriam Cervetti ’64Kenneth Chargin ’64Lillieanne Chase ’64Farol Christensen ’64Peggy Church ’64Pauline Codr ’64Sally Cook ’64Jay Coy ’64Joseph Coy ’64Lawrence Cozad ’64Clarence Cullimore ’64Francis Dadoub ’64Patricia Davalos ’64Michael Delgado ’64Karen Demandante ’64Stephen DiBenedetto ’64Sally Dickson ’64Mary Domyancic ’64Evangeline Dunn ’64Ronald Edwards ’64Brian Elizando ’64Bill Espenshade ’64Patricia Espicha ’64Ricardo Eugenio ’64Harry Fonseca ’64Arthur Fontaine ’64John Frisch ’64Frances Gallagher ’64Jesse Garcia ’64Marcella Gaskill ’64Kathleen Geary ’64Jean Grover ’64Georgann Guinness ’64Patricia Gutierrez ’64Greg Habecker ’64Marjorie Hagen ’64Suzanne Hall ’64Richard Halpin ’64Gary Hammock ’64Michael Hayes ’64Pamela Heather ’64Marilee Heldt ’64Leonard Hensley ’64Toni Hernandez ’64Dennis Hoffman ’64Susan Howe ’64Joanne Hudgens ’64Patricia Irving ’64Paula Jackson ’64Marirose Jelicich ’64Frank Johnson ’64William Johnson ’64Thomas Jumper ’64Kevin Kade ’64John Kassis ’64James Koewler ’64Richard Kozlowski ’64William Krug ’64Theresa Larrabee ’64Suzanne Latimer ’64Michael Laurendeau ’64Sondra Laymon ’64James Leger ’64Ginny Leonard ’64Stephen LeSieur ’64Thomas Letrich ’64William Liebel ’64James Lockart ’64Edward Lofton ’64Louis Lopez ’64Rose Luther ’64James Maczke ’64Patrick Maguire ’64Michael Maloney ’64Dennis Martinez ’64Susan Martino ’64Timothy Masters ’6440 60

much of his career on Admiral Rickover’s team working on the Navy’s nuclear program. The Navy also sent him to Stanford University where he earned a master’s degree.

Along the way, John and his wife, Vaughan, raised four children, and, in retirement, raised Arabian horses. Sadly, Vaughan and John both passed away in 2012 and are buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, D.C.

John lived a life to be pleased with where his Christian Brothers foundation contributed to a success story.

For only the 13th time since 1920, the Northern California PGA has awarded an Honorary Membership to a media personality. The group honored Frank LaRosa ’62 for his distinguished service to the NCPGA Section, its PGA Professionals, and countless non-profit organizations at its semi-annual meeting in June. According to the NCPGA, LaRosa displays an exceptional ability to reach and touch people through his creativity and communication expertise. Whether he is hosting ESPN Radio’s “Golf to Go,” writing an article for NCGA Magazine, hosting “Tee Time: Golf in Northern California for Public Television, or producing hundreds of yearly informational videos, his ability to take a piece of news and transform it into a captivating story that the audience will connect with is his hallmark. His reach and impact for the Section have transcended all communication mediums — from print, to radio and television, to the Internet. In 2005 and again in 2010 he was awarded the distinction of NCPGA Sports Media Person of the Year. Owner of Frank LaRosa and Associates Advertising and Marketing Agency, his passion for golf is reflected in his many achievements including serving as a member of the Board of Directors of the NCPGA Foundation and a Board Member of the Morton Golf Foundation. LaRosa’s impact on the game extends to many charitable organizations including The First Tee of Greater Sacramento, The George Archer Memorial Foundation for Literacy, Saving Strokes, and more.

Paul Groesbeck ’63 is alive and well and living in Sacramento. A talented musician, Paul plays the guitar and the piano and his love of golf remains strong.

Tom Crawford ’64 is retired after 35 years in various engineering and management positions and finds that he is more active now than he ever was before. Tom is the president of the Mates and Dates Ballroom dance club, the editor of the Coast Dispatcher (the newsletter for Coast Division of National Model Railroad Association (NMRA)), the Secretary of the Pacific Coast Region of the NMRA, the team lead of the Wednesday Warriors, a group that refurbishes train cars for the Niles Canyon Railway, and the head of the Train of Lights Exterior Decorating crew for the Niles Canyon Railway. He is also the database guru for the California Jobs Daughters, and the Jobs Daughters International Supreme Council. Tom, and his wife, Diane, enjoy traveling and recently spent a month in Eastern Europe.


Richard Mc Carthy ’64Maureen Mc Crandell ’64Mary Mc Cready ’64Betty Mc Ferren ’64Diane McIntyre ’64Clarence Mercer ’64Penny Nicoll ’64Marilyn Pelzman ’64Rita Pengilly ’64Mary Pepper ’64Edmund Pigeon ’64Kathleen Pinkston ’64Peggy Porter ’64Richard Puliz ’64Nancy Querin ’64Ann Raikologo ’64John Raleigh ’64Patricia Ray-Rogers ’64Gerald Regalia ’64Venancio Reyna ’64Jon Ritter ’64Joseph Rogaski ’64Linda Rolison ’64Gerard Rose ’64Anthony Ryan ’64Joanne Saucedo ’64Thomas Schaefer ’64Judith Shumaker ’64Kenneth Silva ’64Jean Simmons ’64Norma Sinn ’64Sue Sins ’64Dyke Smith ’64Margie Smith ’64Roger Smith ’64Frances Snyder ’64Anthony Stayner ’64Eileen Stearman ’64Ronald Stone ’64Robert Tacosa ’64Robert Tancreto ’64George Theisen ’64Diana Thielen ’64Renee Toirac ’64Michael Trainor ’64Yvette Tucker ’64Warren Urda ’64Genevieve Vaden ’64Susan Vajna-Call ’64Leroy Vaughn ’64Thomas Watson ’64Mary Weinstein ’64Eleanor Weldon ’64Betty Wilke ’64Daryl Wilson ’64Frank Wittman ’64Karen Zellmer ’64

CLASS OF 69Jim Aiello ’69Victor Almarez ’69Ron Aurich ’69Tom Bagley ’69Edward Brida ’69Edward Brown ’69Paul Brunstetter ’69Robert Carr ’69Gary Cascio ’69Michael Craig ’69Thomas Decutler ’69Douglas Demers ’69Paul Dillon ’69Greg Diricco ’69Peter Doval ’69Lawrence Dowdin ’69James Estrada ’69Joseph Fettig ’69Jesus Gallarzo ’69John Gately ’69Umberto Ghidotti ’69Sabina Gilbert ’69Roy Gonzalez ’69Thomas Gray ’69Ron Guerrero ’69Elizabeth Guitierrez ’69Mathew Haag ’69Craig Hart ’69Takamasa Kawase ’69David Keating ’69Michael Keating ’69

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Manny Tequida ’65 was inducted into the Sacramento State Men’s Basketball Coaches’ Circle. 2013 marks just the second year of the Coaches’ Circle which recognizes CSUS alums who graduated between 1965 and 1972 and went on to successful coaching careers. Tequida’s career included coaching junior varsity basketball at Jesuit High School 1972-74, varsity head coach at Sacramento High School from 1974-81, Sacramento State assistant coach from 1981-84, and Sacramento High School varsity head coach 1984-85. He was inducted into the La Salle Club Coaches’ Hall of Fame in 2005.

Jim Zarzana ’68 recently returned to fulltime teaching after five years as Chair of the English Department at Southwest Minnesota State University (SMSU) in Marshall, Minnesota. This summer, he published his first novel, The Marsco Dissident, Book I of The Marsco Saga, a dystopian sci-fi series that starts in and around Sacramento beginning in 2092. The book is available for purchase on Amazon. In August, 2013, Jim began his 25th year teaching English at SMSU, where he and his wife, Marianne, are both professors of English. Their daughter, Elaine, is a graduate student at SMSU.

James Houpt ’69 is a litigation lawyer in the Sacramento office of Orrick. He has litigated a wide range of complex business disputes, including antitrust, fraud and breach of fiduciary duty, insurance coverage, unfair competition and trademark and copyright infringement. Houpt’s practice includes litigation in the bankruptcy court, where he has assisted clients in the Enron, U.S. Airways, Tri-State Outdoor Media Group and Stone & Webster cases, among others. He has extensive experience in libel, slander and privacy law, the pursuit of federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and California Public Record Act requests, and the prosecution and defense of special motions to strike under California’s landmark anti-SLAPP statute for the news media, Internet content providers and others. Mr. Houpt has also devoted a significant amount of his practice to appellate work in federal and state courts.

Rocky Niehaus ’74 recently caught up with friend Max Baer, Jr. ’55. Rocky and Max reminisced about growing up in Sacramento’s Land Park area, Max’s fond memories of Christian Brothers High School on 21st and Broadway and having a summer job with the Hires Bottling Company at 21st and R Streets. Hires Bottling Company is now Nor Cal Beverage in West Sacramento, where Rocky is employed.


John Linehan ’69Juilan Lopez ’69Arlindo Machado ’69Margaret Machedo ’69Joe Martin ’69Robert Mc Clure ’69Tim Mc Ginness ’69Graig Mc Kenzie ’69Everett Mc Millan ’69Don Miller ’69Mary Munden ’69Gary Peach ’69Carlos Perez ’69Pat Querin ’69Clairborne Ragster ’69Robert Sickels ’69Robert W. Silva ’69Mike Smith ’69Harold Walentiny ’69Kenneth Welsh ’69Kathleen Williams ’69Mark Zellmer ’69

CLASS OF 74Michael Adams ’74Bill Alston ’74Rich Atchley ’74Marie Aurich ’74Jeff Bagley ’74Pete Beloberk ’74Dan Bernedo ’74Bob Bingham ’74David Breaux ’74Joe Carson ’74Ed Chico ’74Vincent D’Angelo ’74Frank Dipinto ’74Chris Donnelly ’74Matt Duyanovich ’74Alfred Entizne ’74Lou Gansmann ’74Garrick Garcia ’74Daniel Gonzales ’74Tim Gorman ’74Paul Gregovich ’74Frank Harrison ’74Tim Intfen ’74Bruce Jenkins ’74Michael Johnson ’74Michael Juarez ’74Rich Jungwirth ’74Rich Kassis ’74John Kiley ’74Phil Larrea ’74Ken Larry ’74Mark Larsen ’74Tracey Lucas ’74Chris Marxen ’74Eladio Montoya ’74Ragster Ra ’74Teri Raimondi ’74Eason Ramson ’74Mark Rhoades ’74William Ryan ’74Raymond Santistevan ’74Kurt Schirmer ’74Larry Schwartz ’74Jeff Silva ’74Keith Smith ’74Terry Spieth ’74Mark Stults ’74Joe Swartz ’74Scott Wilson ’74Mark Winterhalder ’74

CLASS OF 79Mark Agosta ’79Paul Azevedo ’79Tod Bannister ’79Aaron Barcelon ’79Charles Baumeister ’79Ken Berberich ’79James Cascio ’79Maureen Church ’79Kevin Cooling ’79Rick Costa ’79Dale Davenport ’79Christopher Davis ’79Michelle Di Pinto ’79Gerado Dominguez ’79

60Saint Mary's College Director of Athletics, Mark Orr ’94, was recently appointed chairperson of the Division I Amateurism Cabinet for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Orr, the Gaels' athletic director since March of 2006, will serve the membership in this capacity for the next two years. He has served on the Amateurism Cabinet since 2011 and becomes only the third chair since inception of the cabinet in 2008. The Amateurism Cabinet along with the Academics Cabinet, and the Administration Cabinet replaced the former Academics/Eligibility/Compliance Cabinet. This cabinet is responsible for all pre- and post-enrollment amateurism issues, including oversight of issues pertaining to the NCAA Eligibility Center, student-athlete likeness issues, and the relationship between college and professional athletes. The Amateurism Cabinet reports to the Division I Leadership Council on policy issues and the Division I Legislative Council on legislative issues.

Eric Dietz ’00 and Megan Bates were married on June 29, 2013 at Vizcaya in Sacramento. Rick Pires ’79 officiated the ceremony.


Louis Erickson ’79Alfred Facino ’79Gerry Fairley ’79Carlos Falero ’79Richard Folkers ’79Joseph Garrido ’79Tony Ghidotti ’79Anita Giordano ’79Gary Gomes ’79Ernest Gonzalez ’79John Gorman ’79James Hale ’79Jo Hall ’79Jay Hoffart ’79James Ivanovich ’79Mark Johnson ’79Mark Laurel ’79Kelly Lee ’79Patrick Linggi ’79Susan Manuel ’79Angela Martin ’79Craig Martinez ’79John Mc Candless ’79Scott Mc Poil ’79Mark Mellish ’79Raymond Menchaca ’79Rolando Montemayor ’79Robert Montoya ’79Judy Nalangan ’79Nathaniel Nettles ’79Mike Neumann ’79Norman Neumann ’79Sara Neves ’79Valerie Orosco ’79Chris O’Sullivan ’79John Palmer ’79Larry Parsons ’79Steven Pierce ’79Mark Port ’79Jose Reyes ’79Francis Roddy ’79Jim Rogers ’79Anne Rose ’79Harry Schaedler ’79Barry Scott ’79Willie Scruggs ’79Paul Simoni ’79Michael Smelosky ’79Greg Taricco ’79Chris Turner ’79Douglas Uhlik ’79Tony Warmuth ’79Richard Whitall ’79

CLASS OF 84Philip Azevedo ’84Elizabeth Barga ’84Kenneth Barnaby ’84Stephen Barros ’84Kim Bell ’84John Bettencourt ’84Steve Burkholder ’84Cesar Chavez ’84Jason Chu ’84Michael Clark ’84Ruben Colmenarez ’84Rick Crump ’84David Davis ’84Darren De Anda ’84Scott Delgado ’84Phillip Diaz ’84Christopher Enjalran ’84Joseph Escajeda ’84Jay Fairley ’84Patricia Garcia ’84Joe Genshlea ’84Beatriz Gonzalez ’84Craig Haarmeyer ’84Robert Harbaugh ’84Martin Harling ’84Brian Hensley ’84Kenneth Hensley ’84Alfonso Hernandez ’84Lisa Hernandez-Vargas ’84Michael Hills ’84James Hoffman ’84Daniel Hoffmann ’84Glen Hoopes ’84Michael Horrell ’84Marc Jasso ’84

Nicole Carter ’02 and Brendan Latimer ’04 were married on October 11, 2013. The couple own a home together in Sacramento. Brendan works as a solar consultant at Paramount Solar and Nicole is a kindergarten teacher in Sacramento.

Tim McGann ’02 has returned to his alma mater, Christian Brothers High School, where he works in the business office managing accounts payable and working with the director of finance on a number of projects. He continues in his role as men’s junior varsity basketball coach and enjoys preparing players to compete at the varsity level.

Eric Tozer ’02 ran from San Diego, California to New York City as part of Run Across America. Tozer, along with the nine other type 1 diabetics on Team Type 1, made the run in a phenomenal 15 days. Tozer, who took turns running with the other members of the team, averaged 23 miles per day and ended the journey having logged more than 320 miles. Endurance running was new to him at the time of the run as he had only completed his first marathon several months prior to the race. Living the CB motto of Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve, Tozer volunteers his time on the weekends and evenings working with various Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and American Diabetes Association chapters across the country to help inspire, educate, teach and motivate kids, families, health care professionals and anyone else affected by diabetes.

Apartment hunting in New York City is legendary in its challenges. Fortunately, a CB Connection helped Michael Koppes ’03 when the realtor noticed the 916 area code on Koppes’s application. It turned out that the realtor is a CB Class of 1977 graduate and Koppes beat out two other prospective tenants for the unit.

Mary McVeigh ’03 recently left her job as Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Defense at the Pentagon to attend graduate school at UC Berkeley. McVeigh will be earning a master’s degree in public policy. One of her favorite moments at the Pentagon actually occurred when she was receiving an award from then Secretary of Defense, Leon Panetta. Mary snuck in a dog treat for Bravo, the Secretary’s dog, and the event became an unexpected photo-op for the group.


Mayra Jauregui ’84Bradley Johnson ’84Sean Jones ’84Bradley Kaaya ’84Eric Kurowski ’84Elena Limon ’84Henry Lopez ’84Andrew MacVicar ’84Stanley Makris ’84Rebecca Maucieri ’84John McGee ’84Mike Meadors ’84Mary Neiger ’84Michelle Partlow ’84Eugene Patrick ’84James Peters ’84Timothy Pettit ’84John Quackenbush ’84Anthony Radovich ’84Martin Rodriguez ’84Joan Rose-Lewis ’84William Rowen ’84Kirk Rutkosky ’84Kenneth Shaw ’84Lisa Stanich ’84Scott Stenson ’84Tod Steward ’84Brandon Turner ’84Anthony Valine ’84Karri Velasquez ’84Missy Waegell ’84Elizabeth Weinseimer ’84Sandra Westlake ’84Greg Williams ’84

CLASS OF 89Jeanne Abaya ’89Melba Abero ’89Jon Adams ’89Sylvia Aguilar ’89Tillie Aguilera ’89Kelli Anderson ’89Wendy Armour ’89Ricardo Arregun ’89Robert Benefiel ’89Lourdes Benitez ’89Gerald Botelho ’89Eric Brookey ’89Alycia Brown-Hunter ’89Christopher Bungay ’89Kindra Carlson ’89Cindy Cates ’89Karin Ceaglio-Wescom ’89Eric Clausen ’89John Collins ’89Christopher Correa ’89Kurt Costa ’89Dennette Dakis ’89Mark de Vere White ’89Robert Demianew ’89Ericka Emery ’89Jerome Encinas ’89William Fallon ’89Brian Folena ’89Andy Fox ’89Dawn Goff ’89Debbie Gonzalez ’89Dennis Gutierrez ’89Sean Gutierrez ’89Sherard Houston ’89Michael Hyatt ’89Stephen Janke ’89Kenneth Johnson ’89Johnathan Kelley ’89Christopher Kiernan ’89Robert King ’89Joseph Lee ’89John Lewin ’89Laurence LoBue ’89Peter Logsdon ’89Charles MacDonald ’89Javier Martinez ’89James Mayo ’89Jason Meyers ’89Mark Montemayor ’89Bryn Mosher ’89Christopher Nicholson ’89Michael Petilla ’89Janine Pomales ’89John Puente ’89

Megan Wong ’04 and Sam Regalado ’07 were married on July 5, 2013 at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. The couple lives in the Bay Area.

Katelin Brennan ’05 and Hannah Murphy ’07 both work in the United States House of Representatives. Hannah works as a legislative correspondent for Congresswoman Anna Eshoo who represents the Silicon Valley. Kate

is the executive assistant for Congresswoman Jackie Speier who represents South San Francisco. Both women have been working on Capitol Hill for more than two years, since graduating from CSU Chico.

Christianna Golden ’06 graduated from OCS and has been commissioned as a 2nd lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps (OOO-RAH!). She is currently attending basic school studying to be a platoon commander.

Matt Smolich ’06 graduated from Oregon Institute of Technology in 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in software engineering. He lives and works in Beaverton, Oregon for the Huron Consulting Group as a software engineer.

Amanda Alden ’07 graduated from California State University, Chico in December 2012 with bachelor’s degrees in theatre arts and business administration with an option in accounting. In March of 2013 she started her job as an accountant at California Musical Theatre, where she interned the summer between her junior and senior years at Christian Brothers.

Daniel Cagley ’07 graduated from San Francisco State University with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. Daniel hopes to attend the police academy in San Francisco and work for the San Francisco Police Department.


Katherine Groesbeck ’07 graduated from UCLA in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in linguistics and anthropology (Magna Cum Laude) and now lives in Temecula, CA where she rides and trains horses under the tutelage of Canadian Olympian Hawley Bennett Awad. Katherine runs her own small business, Katherine Groesbeck Eventing, and also tutors middle school and high school students on the side. This year she was named to the United States Equestrian Federation's Developing Rider/Eventing

25 program, through which she has the privilege of training with the US Olympic coach for Three Day Eventing. Katherine hopes to represent the United States in competition.

Alisa Mosman ’08 graduated from St. Mary’s College of California in 2012 and is working in San Francisco as a marketing analyst at Reply.com.

Alicia Schaefer ’08 graduated from International Academy of Design and Technology in Natomas, CA in May 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in fashion design and marketing, graduating with honors. Since graduation, Alicia has worked as a personal stylist at Nordstrom (Sacramento location). CB alumni needing to revamp their wardrobes or looking for the perfect outfit for a certain event, are encouraged to call Alicia at (916) 208-5747 to schedule an appointment!

Stephanie Achondo ’09 graduated Cum Laude from St. Mary’s College of California where she earned a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry.

Katie Amegin ’09 graduated from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo with a bachelor’s degree in economics. Following graduation she enjoyed a fantastic summer, running Tough Mudder in Lake Tahoe and traveling throughout Ireland and Scotland! She is currently living in Walnut Creek with college friends and working as an associate consultant for Triage Consulting, a health care finance/consulting firm in the Financial District of San Francisco.

Hannah Coyner ’09 and Joseph Cohen ’09 graduated from UC Santa Barbara where each earned bachelor’s degrees in biological sciences. Coyner graduated with highest honors and earned the Academic Excellence Award. Cohen graduated with high honors. The two are applying to dental schools for next fall and planning a spring 2014 wedding as Joey popped “the question” and presented Hannah with a beautiful engagement ring at a family graduation party. Congratulations Hannah and Joey!

Brian Ramil ’89David Rose ’89Stephen Russell ’89James Ryder ’89Brian Scott ’89Ron Sharp ’89Eric Smith ’89Joshua Strawn ’89Sean Thomas ’89James Thompson ’89Lisa Marie Torres ’89Scott Tyler ’89James Woody ’89

CLASS OF 94Jesse Arndt ’94Sergio Arreguin ’94Manuel Bonilla ’94Michael Boughton ’94Heidi Brooks ’94Tyler Brower ’94Manuel Cabralez ’94Teresita Camarena ’94Christina Campos ’94Vyronica Chan ’94Teran Colen ’94Loren Davidson ’94Kermitt Davis ’94Lino Delgadillo ’94Elaine Delim ’94Brian Donnalley ’94Gordon Driggs ’94Shana Fagnani ’94Michael Fierro ’94Juan Garcia ’94Alexander Gilbert ’94Treca Givens ’94Stephanie Gomez-

Ledford ’94Cari Gutierrez ’94Kimmi Hamilton ’94Patrick Hennessy ’94Monica Hernandez ’94Kevin Huntington ’94Jesse Iniguez ’94Gary Jimenez ’94Jean-Louis Jimenez ’94Shawn Jole ’94Awet Kidane ’94Carla Kuykendall ’94Anna Kwong ’94Matthew Manning ’94Ryan Martinelli ’94Brandon Mc Neil ’94Michael McQuiddy ’94Reuben Nazareno ’94Charlotte Nielsen ’94Jorge Pacheco ’94Veronica Perez ’94Christina Pow ’94Joshua Powell ’94Maxine Pozo ’94Fatima Ramirez ’94Tabitha Romano ’94Sean Scully ’94Alejandro Strawn ’94Robert Stroh ’94Robin Tokuno ’94Trevor Tolk ’94Marco Uriarte ’94Angelo Williams ’94Steven Wong ’94

CLASS OF 99Allison Albericci ’99Erin Archer ’99Andrea Artalejo ’99Bryan Ballestero ’99Vincent Barbosa ’99David Caselli ’99Catie Chaquica ’99Jessica Cuckovich ’99Steven Cuckovich ’99Lindsay DaRosa ’99Kimberly Downs ’99Laura Dubay ’99Christina Frugoli ’99Xochella Garcia ’99Ann Gateley ’99Ronnie Gayton ’99


Ben Dagang ’09 graduated from the University of Washington at Seattle this past June with a bachelor's degree in aeronautics and astronautics. He also won a National Championship gold medal with the UW in the men's varsity four event at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championship regatta, beating 22 other crews from all over the country. Dagang’s boat bested Cal by 0.3 seconds in the finals. He was accepted to an internship at Masten Space Systems in Mojave, CA where he will be helping build and test rocket engines for reusable spacecraft landing vehicles.

Albert Davalos ’09 graduated from UC Davis with a bachelor's degree in animal science. While at Davis, he worked as an admissions counselor for undergraduate admissions, stallion manager at the UC Davis Horse Barn, and a student pathologist at the California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory. He has been recognized as a research scholar for research in induced dairy cattle lactation and gave a guest lecture in an advanced equine reproduction course on mare reproductive physiology, endocrinology, and management. Davalos also received the "UC Bar" award, the award given to outstanding seniors in animal science. He hopes to move to Kentucky to work at a large racehorse farm, delivering foals and training future racehorses. Further down the line he plans on pursuing a master's in equine exercise physiology and working in the racehorse industry, preventing fatal racehorse breakdowns.

Kayla Neto ’09 set CSU Fullerton volleyball records in kills (1,628) and points (1,918.5). She is the eighth player in Big West history to garner four first-team all-conference honors. She was named the 2012-13 Big West Scholar Athlete of the Year, and was also an American Volleyball Coaches Association All-American for the second time. Neto played in every set (454) of every match (122) in her career. She is now playing professional volleyball in Basel, Switzerland as a member of Sm’Aesch Pfeffingen of the Swiss Volleyball League.

Vincent O’Brien ’09 graduated from St. Mary’s College of California with a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry. He was the recipient of school’s prestigious De La Salle Award which is given to the graduating senior with the highest record for scholarship and general excellence. O’Brien is attending medical school at UC Irvine.

Josh Hammer 12’ had an amazing freshman year at Holy Names University. In addition to a successful year academically, playing baseball for the Hawks, and serving his HNU community as a student ambassador, Josh was honored by Holy Names University President, William Hynes with the Alpha Delta Award for Outstanding Service and Loyalty. Josh was also honored by the University with the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary Scholarship for his outstanding leadership and dedication to service.

Lauren Gibson ’99Joel Goldthwaite ’99Annie Hancock ’99Will Hayes ’99Todd Hodges ’99Shelvy Huffman ’99Isaac Jay ’99TJ Jennings ’99Christina Jimenez ’99Quianna Johnson ’99Troy Jones ’99Christy Kazanjian ’99Mia Kirby ’99Tia Koonse ’99Melissa Krause ’99Kerry Marshall ’99Jennifer Morris ’99David Mosqueda ’99Francis Nasca ’99Dianna Odell ’99Jennifer Patton ’99Stephen Perez ’99Justin Phipps ’99Andre Radaza ’99Sean Reyna ’99Marguerite Ries ’99Joseph Roach ’99Katherine Rose ’99Brandon Schumacher ’99Chuck Schumacher ’99Christopher Sherwood ’99Alexander Singleton ’99Derek Slavik ’99Nicole Smith ’99Aldo-Ray Soriano ’99Brittney Staropoli ’99Rachael Van Liefde ’99Philip Westmark ’99

CLASS OF 04Anthony Albericci ’04Jennifer Balfour ’04Monique Benjamin ’04Taylor Bollinger ’04Gabriel Calderon ’04Bridgette Cerles ’04Tara Davis ’04Ashley Finke ’04Nia Freeman ’04Michael Gabbe-Gross ’04Mario Gallegos ’04Evangelina Garcia ’04Ryan Gibson ’04Gabriel Gomez ’04Diana Kibunguchy ’04Ashley Lauer ’04Marisa Lowey-Ball ’04John McGrane ’04Zachary Melchiori ’04Katrina Mora ’04Christine Pearson ’04Brian Saelee ’04Cassandra Schlosser ’04Joseph Smith ’04Ashley Stiles ’04Shaun Stinson ’04Clinton Trefethen ’04Jason Tsuchida ’04Jessica Vidaurri ’04

CLASS OF 09Katherine Conyers ’09Bryan Maretti ’09Maria Ortoleva ’09Josephine Thompson ’09

CB Alumni Association

Welcomes the Class of 2013!

The CB Alumni Association welcomed its newest members with graduation week activities and a farewell summer barbecue.

“Graduation week is a busy time with finals, Mr. English’s legendary graduation practices and family celebrations,” says Nancy Smith-

Fagan, assistant director of development. “We just wanted to welcome the Class of 2013 as

alumni and let them know they always have a home at CB.”


We often hear from alumni that

their favorite part of Connection

magazine is the Alumni News & Notes

section. Email your current contact

information and update to Nancy

Smith-Fagan, director of advancement,

at [email protected].

If you do not have email, please call

Nancy at (916) 733-3647 or send a note

to the advancement office.

If your class year ends in a 4 or a 9, you

are due to have a reunion in 2014. If

you are interested in helping organize

a celebration, please contact Nancy

Smith-Fagan, director of advancement,

at (916) 733-3647 or via e-mail at

[email protected].

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Christmas Choral Concert - December 10, 2013Join us as CB’s choral groups perform the Christmas classics and more. The performance begins at 7 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium.

Christmas Instrumental Concert - December 11, 2013CB’s concert band, honors band, string ensemble and jazz bands will be performing at 7 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium.

James Snyder ’99 Benefit Concert – December 20, 2013Join CB alumnus, James Snyder ‘99, at Christian Brothers High School for a special benefit performance in support of the George Cunningham ‘40 Performing Arts Center. Seating is limited. Tickets are $25 and may be purchased on CB’s website. Snyder’s stage credits include the Los Angeles and Las Vegas productions of Rock of Ages as Drew. Regional credits include The Fantastics, Hamlet, Fanny, Carousel and Oklahoma. Snyder originated the role of Wade “Cry-Baby” Walker in the Broadway show Cry-Baby. His film credits include An American in China, and our students will know him from the film She’s the Man. James most recently joined Idina Menzel (Wicked), LaChanze (The Color Purple) and Anthony Rapp (Rent) in the Broadway-bound musical If/Then by Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning writers Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey. The show is currently enjoying a pre-production run in Washington, D.C. and opens on Broadway in March 2014.

Placement Exam for Incoming Freshmen – Saturday, January 18, 2014Students interested in attending CB in the 2014-15 school year are required to take the placement exam on Saturday, January 18. Online applications are due on January 15, 2014. A link is available in the admissions section of our website at www.cbhs-sacramento.org. Students must check in by 8:45 a.m. and will be finished at approximately 12:30 p.m. Please contact the admissions office for more information at (916) 733-3690.

Alumni Dinner - Saturday, February 1, 2014Join the CB Alumni Association for fun, fellowship and great food and celebrate the Class of ’64 on its golden anniversary. Festivities begin at 6 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium.

Auctionopoly – Saturday, March 29, 2014Any way you roll the dice, CB’s annual fundraising auction, Auctionopoly, is going to be a fantastic night of fun and games, fabulous food, and exceptional auction items. The silent auction, hosted cocktails and hors d’oeuvres begin at 5:30 p.m. in the field house with dinner and the live auction scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium. Proceeds from the event benefit a wide variety of student programs including tuition assistance.

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Inaugural Dinner & Induction CeremonySaturday, May 31, 2014 • 5 p.m.

Please join us as we celebrate the rich

tradition of athletics at Christian Brothers

High School. For more information, visit the

alumni section of our website at

www.cbhs-sacramento.org.

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The silent auction, hosted cocktails and hors d’euvres begin at 5:30 p.m. in the field house with dinner and the live auction scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53

Gymnasium. Proceeds from the event benefit a wide variety of student programs including tuition assistance.

DO NOT PASS GO, go directly to our website at www.cbhs-sacramento.org for more information regarding purchasing tickets, sponsorships

and other ways you can join in the fun!

Any way you roll the dice, Auctionopoly 2014 is going to be

a fantastic night of fun and games, fabulous food, and exceptional

auction items.

James Snyder ’99, stage, film and television actor, returns to his alma mater on Friday, December 20th, for a benefit concert for Christian Brothers’ Performing Arts Program. The show

will include a varied collection of songs from his musical career.

Snyder made his Broadway debut in 2008 as Wade "Cry Baby" Walker in Cry Baby. His stage credits include the Los Angeles and Vegas productions of Rock of Ages as Drew, The Fantastics, Hamlet, Ray Bradbury’s Let’s All Kill Constance, Sneaux, Fanny, Carousel and Oklahoma. His film credits include An American in China and She’s the Man.

James most recently joined Idina Menzel (Wicked), LaChanze (The Color Purple) and Anthony Rapp (Rent) in the Broadway-bound musical If/Then by Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning Next to Normal writers Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey. The show is currently enjoying a pre-production run in Washington, D.C. and opens on Broadway in March 2014.

Please Join Us for this Exclusive Performance

TICKETS $25

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2013 • 7:00 PM

For reservations please visit www.cbhs-sacramento.org

or call 916-733-3647.

Seating is limited, reservations are encouraged.

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