AMHS Mitty Magazine: Winter 2023

Hall of Fame is Back!

Catch up with four of this year’s inductees.

Thank you to everyone who gave the gift of education this holiday season, helping us make Archbishop Mitty High School possible for all who seek it. Your generous donations, received during the Season of Giving Appeal, are changing lives. Thank you for helping our students become the intellectually competent, just, faith-filled, respectful leaders of tomorrow.

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

Dear Friends,

The other day my family rewatched “Back to the Future Part II,” the iconic 90s movie sequel about returning to the past to try to change the outcome of the future. As we laughed, I thought about our return to school. This year, we’ve been finding moments of joy and community in being present in the moment – together – all year. We’ve been fortunate this year to return to past traditions like this year’s freshmen orientation, when more than 80 upperclassmen gave up their last week of summer vacation to come back to school early and enthusiastically welcome the Class of 2026. The Universal Synod Process at Archbishop Mitty High School invited our faith-filled community to return to the essential experience of listening intentionally to one another to further root us in our Gospel mission. Just a few months ago, nearly 700 spirited guests celebrated the comeback of our signature event, the Black & Gold Gala, featuring over 90 student performers who thrilled us with their God-given talents. And next month, we will welcome back our Athletic Hall of Fame Event, honoring Monarchs who have left an indelible mark on our championship legacy.

This school year we also acknowledge there are those in our community who did not return. The start to the year was filled with the heartbreak of losing friends, colleagues, loved ones, and Monarch alumni who have left us way too soon. They are deeply missed and our hearts are changed forever as we adjust to a future without them physically here. Everyday we honor their legacies by living with love in the present.

We also continue to be overwhelmed by the support offered by hundreds of donors, volunteers, businesses, and benefactors who contribute to the school, making it possible for generations of Monarchs to always have a place to come back home. Their names are featured in this 21/22 Annual Report edition and they have gifted us with every form of generosity possible so we can deepen our impact right now.

As a graduate of Archbishop Mitty, I often think about how it can be a transformational experience to go back to a place with intention and purpose. I suppose it is likely because oftentimes, you rarely return the way you left. However, no matter how many times we revisit the past or try to shape the outcome of the future, the truth is, it’s okay to be right where you are. To me this is the real moral of the story.

So as we usher in the new year, may you always live in and treasure the gift of the present moment. Because at the end of the day, it really is all we have.

With deepest gratitude, Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton President

Dear Friends,

In her article “On the Road Together” in this issue of Mitty Magazine, Director of Campus Ministry Jamie Visser reminds us that as Catholics taking part in the synodal process, we are all traveling “on the road together” in an effort to encounter one another, listen to one another, and discern what our hearts truly treasure. This synodal process closely reflects what we experience each day at Archbishop Mitty High School as we travel together on this journey through Catholic education in Silicon Valley.

As I flip through these pages, I chuckle at the reminder of the pure joy that celebrations like Freshman Orientation and Java and Jazz bring to our campus. Both events gather our community together to encounter one another through warm hospitality and Monarch spirit and allow us to listen to what our amazingly talented Monarchs come together to create. These events also provide a chance for us to reflect on the daily mentorship offered by our more veteran students to our younger students - a very special encounter for all of us to observe.

Other pages offer inspiration from our alumni who reflect on their own journey through AMHS and recognize that their time here shaped who they have become - members of a generous and supportive alumni community who pay forward the experiences they had while Monarchs to those who are just beginning their own journeys. One such alumnus is Michael Heffernan-Zelaya ’13, who returned to campus to work side-by-side with our students as they study and research and grow in their understanding of the world around them and who continues to give back to the Romero Institute, inspiring future Monarchs to understand the opportunities they have to become leaders and changemakers in their own communities. He joins a large number of alumni whose career paths have led them back to their alma mater and who generously give of themselves to today’s Monarchs.

And as I browse the pages of the annual report, I am once again awed by the generous support of so many, who have invested in the important ministry that we undertake each day. Their kindness and generosity enable us to continue to provide a mission-centric Catholic education to our Monarchs each year.

Thank you for entrusting your students with us, for your belief in the good work done here each day, and for the ongoing support of your alma mater.

May God bless you and your families.

With sincere gratitude,

Katherine Caputo Principal

Table of Contents

4 The AMHS Athletic Hall of Fame is Back!

Meet some of the Monarchs being honored in the AMHS Hall of Fame.

Starting the School Year with Java and Jazz

Read about the Performing Arts event that unites everyone on campus with coffee, deserts, and award-winning jazz music!

Learn about the Monarchs who inspire high-achieving Black and Latinx middle school students through the I AM Camp and Romero Institute each summer.

14 Monarchs Looking Back to Pay it Forward

What makes Freshman Orientation so special? The upperclassmen who give up their last days of summer to make it possible! Meet these Monarchs, and learn how they welcome new students to campus.

16 On the Road Together

In 2021, Pope Francis opened the Universal Synod on Synodality, a multi-year endeavor to engage the Church – including students at Archbishop Mitty High School – in dialogue. Learn what Monarchs had to share.

#MonarchPride Overseas

This past summer, three Monarch basketball stars traveled overseas to compete at the highest level with Team USA and Team Portugal. Read more about their adventures.

Leadership In Catholic Education

President

Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton

Principal Katherine Caputo

Associate Principal Keith Mathews Assistant Principal Jim Fallis

Vice President of Advancement Teré Aceves

Chief Financial Officer Deepika Nabar Chief Information Officer Eric Anderson

Dean of Students Lauren Bevilacqua ’05

Dean of Students Will Perez

Director of Admissions Katherine Wesmiller

Director of Athletics Brian Eagleson ’92

Director of Campus Ministry Jamie Visser

Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Patsy Vargas

Director of Performing Arts Doug Santana

Director of Student Activities Greg Walker

Director of Communications Katie Helland ’09

Director of Creative Services JoAnn Schilb

Archbishop Mitty High School 5000 Mitty Avenue San Jose, California 95129-1897

For change of address or mailing inquiries please contact Jenny Bailey in the Advancement Office: jbailey@mitty.com.

CORRECTION: In the previous issue of the Mitty Magazine, Mr. Tim Brosnan was incorrectly listed as the school’s first president. It should be noted that Mr. Tim Brosnan is the school’s first lay president. The first president of the school was the late Father Jack Russi, S.M.

★ THE AMHS HALL OF FAME IS BACK!

By Katie Helland - Director of Communications

The AMHS Hall of Fame, held on Saturday, February 4th this year, brings dozens of athletes back to a space that for many of them was a home away from home: the Fien Gym. The polished wooden floors have been the stomping grounds of the feet of Olympians, ESPN and Sports Illustrated reporters, and teams that have set records, won state championships, and hugged, laughed, and even shed a few tears – together. Stepping back onto these floors, with their towering rafters, which support countless championship banners, is a chance for Monarchs to take a walk down memory lane.

A grand reunion of sorts for athletics, the Hall of Fame brings some of the best and brightest athletes in school history together to celebrate sports and how they shaped their lives. As a nationally-renowned school for athletics, Archbishop Mitty High School’s Hall of Fame includes faces often honored by the San Jose Sports Hall of Fame, the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame, the Stanford Athletics Hall of Fame, the Pac-12 Hall of Honor, and the National Soccer Hall of Fame. Monarchs are recognized in one of four categories: Hall of Fame (alumni), Hall of Honor (coaches, staff, and athletic directors), Hall of Champions (teams), and Hall of Distinction (individuals who contribute to

the growth of the athletics program). But recognition is only part of the evening’s magic. At the heart of the event is the chance for generations of Monarchs to connect. In some cases, Monarchs finally get to meet their mentors, the alumni who set the bar for the excellence – and records – they spent their high school careers trying to beat. In other cases, alumni reconnect with high school coaches and learn they are now the mentors inspiring current students. The one uniting factor for everyone in the room? Monarch pride. The Mitty Magazine caught up with four inductees to share what they’ve been up to and how they continue to live out their Monarch values years after graduation.

MEET MONARCH KELLI HAYES

Monarch Kelli Hayes ’14 made her mark on AMHS history when she scored 1,860 points, becoming one of the top scorers in school history. As a student on campus, Hayes played four years of varsity basketball and led the Monarchs to three WCAL and CCS championships, two NorCal championships, and the elite state championship! She also played for the Philippines National Team before playing collegiately at the University of California, Los Angeles.

“Being a Monarch means you strive for greatness in all aspects of your life,” Hayes said. “From balancing a personal life, achieving at a high level athletically, and striving for greatness in the classroom — all play a critical role in the person you become and stay with you well after your time at Mitty.”

Always one to raise the bar for herself, today, Hayes is a business owner and entrepreneur. She started her first business, IsaaKookie, which creates custom orders of cookies, with her boyfriend Isaac Hamilton, who also played at UCLA. In 2021, Hayes started a second business, Happy Sunday Co, a boutique that specializes in running events, large and small. She balances running businesses with a full-time career in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Zeno Group, a Silicon Valley-based public relations firm. A graduate of the master’s program at the University of California’s Rossier School of Education, Hayes’ next goal is to earn a doctorate and start her own DEI consulting company. She credits high school with setting her up for success.

“The coach who inspired me the most is Coach Phillips,” Hayes said. “She believed in me as a person first and an athlete second. To have someone who has played, coached, and had success at every level — she inspired me at a young age to strive for greatness. She embodies what it is to be a Monarch.”

“BEING A MONARCH MEANS YOU STRIVE FOR GREATNESS IN ALL ASPECTS OF YOUR LIFE”

Photo Credit: David Studarus

MEET MONARCH KRIS BUBIC

Once inspired by athletes playing Major League Baseball, today Monarch Kris Bubic ’15 is that baseball player inspiring current high school students. Bubic is a pitcher for the Kansas City Royals. Prior to going pro, he played baseball at Stanford University.

A two-sport athlete in high school, Bubic excelled in baseball and football. On the football team, he was named the WCAL Co-Kicker of the Year. On the baseball team, he was named the WCAL Pitcher of the Year.

“Being a Monarch means being selfless, staying curious, and being resilient,” Bubic said. “Our mission is to serve and inspire others to make society a better place for all. This means we must be compassionate and determined in our daily lives, especially when faced with adversity.”

Bubic credits his baseball coach and math teacher, Mr. Bill Hutton, with helping him achieve his dream of playing major league baseball. They still remain in contact today.

“He gave me an opportunity at a young age to pursue my dream and helped guide me along the way,” Bubic said.

“He taught me how to play the game the right way, be a good teammate, and to be professional both on and off the field. I will always appreciate the relationship we had and continue to have today.”

Being a student athlete at Archbishop Mitty helped Bubic prepare for not just the rigors of classes at Stanford, but the challenges of professional baseball. Going pro was always his dream. Now that he plays for the Royals, he enjoys traveling to different cities and seeing the stadiums he grew up seeing on television.

“Being a Monarch taught me the importance of being disciplined,” Bubic said. “Whether on or off the field, discipline will take you places that talent or intelligence alone can’t. It helped me to shape my habits and routines, which allowed me to be the best version of myself each and every day.”

“BEING A MONARCH MEANS BEING SELFLESS, STAYING CURIOUS, AND BEING RESILIENT”

SOFTBALL

MEET MONARCH JAZMYN JACKSON

For Monarch Jazmyn Jackson ’14, now a professional softball player, Archbishop Mitty was a safe place to learn confidence. In high school, Jackson led the softball team to four WCAL Championships and three CCS Championships. She went on to play softball collegiately at the University of California, Berkeley, and to participate in the World Championships with Team USA. Today, she leads a nonprofit, Verve in Action, which provides free softball and life coaching to kids in underserved communities. She credits Mr. Brian Yocke, her varsity softball coach, with teaching her to be the best teammate, sister, daughter, and role model possible, and Mrs. Sue Phillips, her advanced strength and conditioning coach, with setting her on the path to leadership.

“Growing up in sports, I believed my only job was to be quiet, work hard, and follow rules laid out for me,” Jackson said. “I was a competitive kid, but a very shy, not-so-confident kid. My first memory of Sue is telling me to lift my head and make eye contact with her when she’s speaking and to do this with every other person I encounter in the world. First, I was nervous out of my mind! Then, I admired her for demanding respect, which was new for me to see for women in sports. Then, I realized by lifting my head and making eye contact, I was also demanding respect. I have never been the same, and I am so thankful to Sue for empowering me — a shy, Black and Mexican girl — to be her own leader and be confident in what I bring to the table.”

Today, Jackson is a role model for other young women in sports. Each time she plays softball, she shows young girls it is possible to compete at the highest level. Jackson is also redefining the future of women in sports through her participation in Athletes Unlimited, a mission-driven sports league, televised by ESPN, that allows athletes to provide funding up to 50% of their season bonus to charities of a player’s choosing. Jackson credits her time at AMHS with setting her up to be a role model.

“To me, being a Monarch means being part of a family rooted in excellence, innovation, and most importantly, respect,” Jackson said. “I am proud to be a Monarch because I know my fellow Monarchs do not just prioritize statistical excellence, but are driven by making an impact on their campuses, teams, fields of study, and/or communities.”

Her next stop? Law school.

“I have done a lot of work to push voter engagement, activate my teammates, other athletes, family, friends, and followers to create change in the world, and fight for the underserved and overlooked,” she said. “I am ready to be on teams that create new policies and play a hands-on role in dismantling systems that are no longer serving the people of our nation.”

“TO ME, BEING A MONARCH MEANS BEING PART OF A FAMILY ROOTED IN EXCELLENCE, INNOVATION, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, RESPECT”

Photo Credit: Athletes Unlimited

MEET MONARCH CHANDLER RAMIREZ

Chandler Ramirez ’14 knew he was meant to be a Monarch the minute he set foot on campus as a middle school student. He went on to become a two-time individual CCS Champion in wrestling and helped lead the men’s wrestling team to its first – and only – WCAL Championship in school history as a senior. He was also named captain of the football team and WCAL Co-Player of the Year.

“Archbishop Mitty was the final stop on my tour of all the Catholic high schools my eighth grade year,” Ramirez said. “After the visit, I hopped into my mom’s car and confidently proclaimed: ‘This is the one.’ Mitty’s diverse community and inspiring culture was infectious, and I knew it was where I needed to be.”

For Ramirez, Monarch pride meant participating in sports, including football and wrestling. But it also meant supporting classmates and engaging with dedicated teachers, who made learning fun.

“Although sports were a big part of my life, Mitty offered me other unforgettable moments,” he said. “A few of them were listening to Myha’la Herrold ’14 sing at school functions, arguing with Mr. Silva in his art history class over a painting of a fruit basket, watching near-professional musical productions by Mr. Santana, competing in speech and debate state finals, and destroying Monarch Madness each year with the Class of 2014. Being a Monarch is being whatever you want to be, without fearing you’ll be molded into something else.”

When asked who inspired him as a student athlete, he quickly named not one or two coaches but five, including Mr. Chris Curry, Mr. Jacob Malae, Mr. Brett Nichols, Mr. Matt Haniger, and Mr. Kurt Heinrich. Today, Ramirez is a platoon leader in the United States Army. He remembers fondly how Coach Haniger encouraged him to pursue higher education at West Point, where he went on to play football.

“When he initially asked me if I was interested in any of the service academies, I said ‘no,’” Ramirez said. “Thankfully, he didn’t listen to me and asked a West Point coach to come talk to me anyway. As my head football coach, Coach Haniger did a great job balancing football and the team’s academic performance. Without his support, I would not have had the opportunity to go to the United States Military Academy.”

“BEING A MONARCH IS BEING WHATEVER YOU WANT TO BE, WITHOUT FEARING YOU’LL BE MOLDED INTO SOMETHING ELSE”

Photo Credit: Army West Point Athletics

INTRODUCING THE 2023 INDUCTEES

Trevor Hildenberger ’09; Baseball

Played collegiately at University of California, Berkeley MLB (Minnesota Twins, Red Sox, San Francisco Giants)

Kristina Graven ’10; Women’s Volleyball All-American

Played collegiately at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, and Saint Mary’s College of California

Vanessa Alvarez ’12; Softball Ms. Softball State Player of the Year Played collegiately at University of California, Berkeley

Kennedy Davis ’13; Women’s Tennis WCAL and CCS Player of the Year Played collegiately at San Diego State University

Kelli Hayes ’14; Women’s Basketball Member of the Philippines National Team Played collegiately at University of California, Los Angeles

Jazmyn Jackson ’14; Softball Member of Team USA World Championship Team Played collegiately at University of California, Berkeley

Chandler Ramirez ’14; Football and Wrestling Wrestling: Individual and Team CCS Championships Football: Played football collegiately at The United States Military Academy at West Point

Kris Bubic ’15; Baseball & Football Played baseball collegiately at Stanford University MLB for Kansas City Royals

HALL OF HONOR HALL OF CHAMPIONS

Mr. Tim Brosnan

First Lay President of AMHS Retired

1970 Men’s Soccer Team

1993 & 1994 Women’s Volleyball Teams

2000 Field Hockey Team

2003 & 2004 Women’s Volleyball Teams

2007 & 2008 Women’s Basketball Teams

2013 Men’s Volleyball Team

CHECK OUT THE LIST OF CURRENT AMHS HALL OF FAME MEMBERS HERE.

Starting the School Year with

Java&Jazz

By Doug Santana - Director of Performing Arts

Each school year, the Performing Arts Department gets their exciting year of performances started by transforming an area of campus into Archbishop Mitty’s own coffee bistro for an evening of entertainment and refreshments with Java and Jazz. There’s no question that Java and Jazz is one of the most popular events of the school year due to the mouthwatering dessert buffet, coffee drinks, and award-winning jazz music provided by the jazz band, Jazz in the AM, and jazz choir, Kind of Blue. Jazz Band Director Mr. Mason Kimont remembers the first time the event was produced during the 2002-2003 school year.

“The event was held in the Aymar Events Center, which opened that fall, and it quickly became a fall event that both faculty and students enjoy,” Mr. Kimont said. “The evening acts as a homecoming for our Performing Arts Department as it kicks off the season.”

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and jazz band, the majority of their performances are at travel festivals, including the Reno Jazz Festival and Santa Cruz Jazz Festival, and off-campus events, including Black and Gold and Christmas in the Park, so this is an exciting chance to perform early in the school year on the Archbishop Mitty campus.

Java and Jazz is one of the performances I love the most because it’s one of the few opportunities jazz choir gets to showcase the group’s talents and hard work with family and the wider Archbishop Mitty community ”

The evening features group performances from both the jazz band and jazz choir and also solo and small group performances from students within these groups. While the formula of music and dessert has remained largely the same over the years, there have been some updates to the coffee side of what makes Java and Jazz such a success, including adding baristas to create made-to-order espresso and latte drinks, and the new location of the event outdoors at the Power Courtyard. What makes Java and Jazz truly buzz is the gathering of the community. This unique event allows students to share their talents with family and friends. For the jazz choir

Paige Pataky ’23

“Java and Jazz is one of the performances I love the most because it’s one of the few opportunities jazz choir gets to showcase the group’s talents and hard work with family and the wider Archbishop Mitty community,” said senior Paige Pataky, a jazz choir vocalist. “Complimentary coffee is an awesome bonus, too.”

The opportunity for students from these ensembles to step out and perform solos to showcase their individual talents gives students a chance to shine on their own. That’s one of Jazz Choir Director Mrs. Erin Simón’s favorite parts of the evening.

“My favorite part of Java and Jazz is listening to the many solo and small group performances, and the overwhelming audience support each of them receives,” Mrs. Simón said.

So when fall rolls around next year, make plans to join the Performing Arts Department at Java and Jazz! The welcoming outdoor bistro will be sure to deliver an evening of great community and music.

Seeds for the Future

By: Michael Heffernan-Zelaya ’13 - Library Specialist and Alumnus of the First Romero Institute

The Archbishop Mitty High School Romero Institute for Latinx community members introduces students to conversations related to social justice issues faced by the Latin American community locally and abroad and is inspired by its namesake: Saint Óscar Romero of the Americas. Similarly, Archbishop Mitty’s I AM Camp focuses on community leadership in the context of Black history at the national and global levels. One of the areas of focus for both camps is educational attainment. With the help of Monarch mentors, middle school students get to witness first-hand what life is like at a highachieving school, like Archbishop Mitty High School, during these week-long summer programs.

On the first day, Monarchs reassured high-achieving middle school students that they can be leaders within their communities and at the Bay Area’s most prestigious universities. Romero students began to explore how art represents some of the struggles local communities face. The murals of the Mission District’s 24th Street Clarion Alley in San Francisco led to conversations about migration, displacement, gentrification, and workers’ rights that many of the students identified with themselves. This cultural experience was followed by a tour of the University of San Francisco’s Hilltop campus.

“I really like the trip to San Francisco because of all the beautiful murals,” said junior Alan Quintero, who was a mentor for the Romero Institute. “It helped me see our world’s problems through amazing drawings to really get a sense of each issue.”

The I AM Camp toured the campus of University of California, Berkeley, where students saw what life at one of the most prestigious public universities in the country would look like as a Black student. On the way back to the South Bay, the Black Power Exhibit at the Oakland Museum of California introduced students to one of the camp’s focuses: the history of the experience of Black people in America. The exhibit touched on topics such as police brutality, the suppression of Black civil rights movements, and economic racism.

“We learned about different Black leaders around the world, and how they positively impacted the Black community in multiple aspects of life,” said senior Alyssa Onyeagwa, a mentor for I AM Camp.

Service is an important pillar of the AMHS educational mission to develop young adults who are intellectually competent, faith-filled, just, and respectful leaders. Both camps strive to implement these principles at a young age. I AM campers had

the opportunity to give back to the community by volunteering at St. Justin’s Community Ministry in Santa Clara. The parish focuses on the needs of the homeless and disadvantaged, giving students an opportunity to learn about the housing crisis plaguing the valley while packing free lunches. The Romero Institute volunteered at the Garden to Table Silicon Valley Taylor Street Farm. Students learned where their food comes from while being introduced to important topics of environmental justice as they talked about food deserts in segregated communities and limited access to education about healthy diets.

“Being a leader in this community is very important to me because it gives kids a chance and someone they can look up to as a role model,” said junior Xavier Swanagan, a mentor for the Romero Institute.

Students in both camps learned about iconic leaders in Black and Latinx communities past and present: those who laid the foundations for the arduous project of social justice and those that continue to pave the path forward. They also met with professionals working in careers that serve vulnerable communities. These professionals, much like the alumni and college students who they interacted with, also shared some of the hurdles they’ve faced as Latinx and Black community members. Students engaged with these role models and practiced the basic principles of leadership for the next generation. Monarchs also got a taste of what it means to be leaders in education, as they guided campers through reflection and cultural activities related to complex issues often overlooked in the routine of everyday life.

“Being a leader for the Latinx community to me means that I’m a role model, someone who other Latinx people can look up to,” said junior Sara Castro, a mentor for the Romero Institute. “Knowing that someone is of the same ethnic background as you can bring a lot of comfort and a sense of belonging. This is what I hope to bring to the mentees and others in the future.”

Monarchs Looking Back to Pay it Forward

By: Greg Walker - Director of Student Activities

Every year, Student Activities begins the year with Freshman Orientation. It’s a wonderful and exciting opportunity to show off our school pride and welcome our newest students. The days are filled with fun events and informative sessions with the goal of building the foundation for meaningful and memorable high school experiences. As Monarchs become familiar with their new environment, Student Activities works especially hard to roll out the welcome wagon. Activities are planned to inform and educate, and let the students have fun in their new surroundings.

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From a student’s perspective, one might describe it as the craziest and scariest moment of their lives. But from mine?

It’s one of the greatest days to be a Monarch!

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Zach DeGuzman

Orientation consists of two days dedicated to helping the newest students get a fresh start: A clean slate to start at a school filled with energy, love, and community. While many focus on the arrival of the newest Monarchs, the story of a successful orientation lies in the students who make everything come together. Archbishop Mitty is blessed each year to have more than 80 students (mostly seniors) give up their last week of summer vacation to serve as orientation leaders. It’s our belief that there is something special and promising about having the students who are the oldest and most experienced leading those newest to campus. These students remember when they were nervous, anxious, and excited incoming Monarchs. They recall how older students took care of and embraced them as Monarchs. Given how the program is structured, Student Activities asks for the majority of seniors to take on this leadership responsibility, and many can’t wait to have this honor. This year, senior Zach DeGuzman was one of those student leaders.

“From a student’s perspective, one might describe it as the craziest and scariest moment of their lives. But from mine? It’s one of the greatest days to be a Monarch!” DeGuzman said. “Not only am I given the opportunity to spend time alongside other friends, who share the same ideas of community, but I get

to show that to incoming freshmen, who are unsure of what to expect at their new school, which we hope is their new home away from home. We get to show them the bonds we build each and every day. We get to show them what a leader is supposed to look like, and how we students, in our bright yellow shirts, are the faces that they are going to associate that word with. It’s a privilege to be able to stand on the court as we watch the hundreds of freshmen piling in through the Fien Gym doors — to be able to smile and greet everyone with a warm welcome. I was honored to be given the opportunity to be able to show the new students what our home is all about, and I hope that every time we have orientation, we leave a great lasting impression on students.”

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Senior Cassie Brown recounted a similar positive experience as an orientation leader. “I was inspired to be an orientation leader because of my own freshman orientation leaders,” Brown said. “I remember having so much fun and meeting some of my closest friends that day, and it was all thanks to my amazing leaders. Because of that, I want to continue that experience for future classes. Being part of LIFE Corps means being a leader and setting an example for the rest of the school to follow. Freshman Orientation is the perfect way to set the tone of the school year.”

Each year, student leaders show the newest Monarchs what makes our community special through kindness, hard work, and their willingness to share their God-given talents with others. As many of these upperclassmen prepare for their own orientations as first-year students in college, we hope each of them will receive the same welcome they’ve given to younger Monarchs at Archbishop Mitty High School.

On the Road Together

The Universal Synod Process at Archbishop Mitty High School

By: Jamie Visser - Director of Campus Ministry

In October of 2021, Pope Francis opened the Universal Synod on Synodality. This momentous occasion began the multi-year endeavor to engage the Church – including students, faculty, staff, and administrators at Archbishop Mitty High School – in dialogue. Pope Francis called for a Synod on Synodality to encourage conversation and listening amongst all Church members, both ordained and lay, across the world.

“You have come by many different roads and from different Churches, each bearing your own questions and hopes,” said Pope Francis, when he initiated the Synod. “I am certain the Spirit will guide us and give us the grace to move forward together, to listen to one another, and to embark on a discernment of the times in which we are living, in solidarity with the struggles and aspirations of all humanity.”

The word “synod” literally means “on the road together.” It is an opportunity for the entire community to encounter and listen to each other on matters relating to life in the Church. This process was instituted to help reveal the Church’s gifts and strengths, priorities and needs, and to further root us in the Gospel mission, as the Church prepares for the future. Pope Francis communicated that all dioceses across the world should hold listening sessions for their stakeholders. In spring of 2022, Archbishop Mitty High School enthusiastically answered the invitation to partake in this important process with our staff, students, and families. AMHS held 10 listening sessions with dozens of faculty, staff, and administrators, students of all grade levels, and parents/guardians. The Universal Synod facilitators engaged these groups in questions like: What joys do you experience in the church? What obstacles have you encountered? What is your dream or vision for the future?

The listening sessions produced heart-warming encounters in our community. At the core of each conversation were stories.

People shared the way the Church has held and supported them in times of despair. Individuals recounted moments of fear or worry that moved them to take action. Members offered their dreams for a Church which follows closely in Jesus’ footsteps as they call out injustice, act with compassion, and work for peace. A collection of all the data was shared with the Diocese of San Jose and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Ultimately, the Vatican will review all of the responses from the

worldwide Church in 2023 and discern how it will impact the Church. As we imagine the future, it was the conversations with students and their passion for their Church that inspired all listeners. Our Monarchs know the Gospel values and are yearning to help enact them. One student remarked, “I dream that the Church can be home for everyone.” We are confident that through their voice, action, and passion, the Spirit is present and helping to realize God’s vision of the Church in the world!

A fresco in the Vatican depicting the Council of Nicaea. Convoked by the Roman Emperor Constantine I in 325, the Council of Nicaea was the first ecumenical conference of bishops of the Christian Church, and most significantly resulted in the first uniform Christian doctrine. With the creation of the Nicene Creed, a precedent was established for subsequent councils of Synods to create statements of belief and canons of doctrinal orthodoxy— the intent being to define unity of beliefs for the whole of Christendom — a momentous event in the history of the Church and subsequent history of Europe.

#MONARCHPRIDE OVERSEAS

AMHS BASKETBALL STARS TAKE SPORT TO INTERNATIONAL LEVELS

By Katie Helland - Director of Communications

“After the gold medals were put around our necks, and we hopped up on the podium, gold confetti shot out of cannons,” Cheli said. “It wasn’t just a little gold confetti. It kept on coming. And it became this very special moment that I will never forget!”

Also on the podium was Coach Sue Phillips ’86, the head coach of Team USA and the AMHS varsity women’s basketball team. At the same time, just 483 miles away, Monarch Nathan d’Abreu Noronha ’24, a dual citizen of the United States and Portugal, was representing Team Portugal in the FIBA U16 European Tournament in Sofia, Bulgaria. These three

Monarchs represented their countries overseas, but they also represented Monarch pride.

Over the years, Coach Phillips has coached Team USA to gold medals – four times! While she had coached Monarchs who were part of Team USA in the past, including Haley Jones ’19, this was the first time one of her current student athletes was competing at that level while she was the team’s coach.

The women’s team prepared for competition by spending seven days at the Olympic and Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where they practiced twice a day.

Monarch Morgan Cheli ’24 put her hands in the air as it rained confetti. Thousands and thousands of golden sparkles. Cheli wasn’t home in Fien Gym, or even the United States. Instead, she was playing basketball for Team USA at the FIBA U17 World Cup in Debrecen, Hungary, and had just helped the team win the championship.

Photo Credit: FIBA

While traveling to the camp, Coach Phillips ran into Monarch Brandi Chastain ’86, a fellow classmate, who happened to be on the same flight to Colorado. Chastain is famous for scoring the game-winning penalty kick in the World Cup Finals for the women’s soccer team in 1999. Coach Phillips invited her to visit the team at training camp and impart some wisdom on players. Chastain wasn’t the only AMHS fan cheering for the three Monarchs overseas. Current students, along with AMHS faculty, coaches, and staff logged in to watch FIBA men’s and women’s basketball games from California and sent the athletes encouraging text messages.

“Mitty has created such a great sense of community for its students that I knew I was being supported by my Mitty teammates and families, even when I was so far away,” Cheli said. “The outpouring of texts and messages from home really meant a lot to me.”

For d’Abreu Noronha, training started in Northern Portugal with 10-day camps over a period of five weeks. At first, 20 kids participated. Then, just 12 – including d’Abreu Noronha – were selected to represent Team Portugal at the FIBA U16 Tournament.

“At Mitty, we talk about ‘Monarch Pride,’ which to me means always giving your best, no matter the situation,” d’Abreu Noronha said. “Being a Monarch means trying to get better every day and helping others to get better too… That’s what being a Monarch means to me; to work hard, be my best self, and help others around me so we can all rise together. ”

This winter, all three Monarchs are back in the Fien Gym to play or coach basketball. As the men’s and women’s basketball teams compete this season, faculty, staff, and students will take seats in the bleachers to cheer them on, knowing that some of the best players in the nation make San José home as Monarchs.

WHAT IS COACH PHILLIPS’ ADVICE TO FUTURE CHAMPIONS?

“Not everyone has to do it all, but everyone has to give it their all. And in the end, we will all be ‘gold blooded.’ ”

Photo Credit: FIBA

MOTHER/ DAUGHTER

COMMUNION BREAKFAST

Earlier this school year, Archbishop Mitty High School celebrated the annual Mother/Daughter Communion Breakfast. The event included a wonderful Mass, organized by the Campus Ministry Department, featuring student reflections and musical accompaniment from our liturgical rock band, Exodus. Following this service, guests enjoyed a delicious brunch inside the Aymar Events Center, as they mingled and caught up with fellow Monarch families. Many thanks to the Archbishop Mitty Parents Association, which helps organize and run this event each year. It was wonderful to once again gather as a diverse, faith-filled community, and we look forward to hosting this event again in 2023!

Guests enjoyed using the annual selfie station. Senior Sienna Flores and the special women in her life, Joselyn Flores and Andrea Flores, posed for a quick photo before breakfast.

Senior Anya Danes posed for a photo with her mother, Johanna Danes.

The Aymar Events Center had beautiful flower arrangements and a delicious brunch, which were set up by AMPA volunteers.

AMHS mothers and daughters gathered in Aymar Events Center.

Concert in the Commons

Saturday, August 27th, marked the school’s second Concert in the Commons! This new event has been receiving high praise and is quickly becoming a community favorite. Under the lights in the Schott Family Commons, AMHS parents, families, and friends enjoyed a night of live music, drinks, food trucks, and dancing. The House Rockers, a local band run by AMHS Alumni Parent Paul Kent were the featured entertainers of the night. Be sure to mark your calendars as soon as next year’s date is announced. Concert in the Commons is a not-to-be-missed event!

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Equipped with picnic chairs and some delicious food from vendors, guests enjoyed the green space in the center of campus as they waited for the show.

The Schott Family Commons transformed into a wonderful concert venue and community space where Monarch families and friends shared the dance floor.

Kent and The House Rockers provided some great tunes for the evening.

Monarch Fest

The classes of 1972, 1982, 1992, 2002, and 2012 came back to campus with their friends and families to celebrate their milestone reunions during Alumni Weekend’s Monarch Fest on Saturday, October 1st. This year, Monarch Fest had more than 250 attendees. Each milestone reunion year had a designated part of campus to gather together as a class while enjoying appetizers and beverages.

Each fall, Alumni Weekend provides an opportunity for alumni to bring their families back to campus and reconnect with their old classmates and the Archbishop Mitty community. There was a kid’s zone with a jump house obstacle course, face painting station, bubble wands, and more for the Mini Monarchs who joined the festivities. Alumni also had the chance to walk around campus, take candid pictures at the 360° photo booth, and catch up with more than a dozen current or retired faculty, who also attended. Monarchs, be sure to mark your calendars for next year’s Monarch Fest: Saturday, October 7th, 2023!

Rhasaan (Hicks ’92) Wilson and her husband, Martin Wilson, posed for a picture with Edward Bellerive ’82 while celebrating their 30 and 40-year reunions.

Alumni spent some time together while beer and wine tasting.

The 360° photo booth was a hit for alumni and their Mini Monarchs.

Monarchs gathered together, with their families, for a quick picture.

Jenna Ghosheh ’02, Natalie (Leschuk ’02) Monroe, and Kara (Schenk ’02) Davis had a great time catching up with each other and other former classmates.

The Class of 2002 gathered together for a photo celebrating their 20 year reunion.

HALL OF FAME GAME

Fame for a pregame reception in the Sobrato Center.

1. AMHS President Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton caught up with retired President and Principal Tim Brosnan and his wife, retired AMHS teacher Sally Brosnan, during the Hall of Fame pregame reception. Mr. Brosnan will be inducted into this year’s AMHS Hall of Fame.

2. The Monarchs were focused and ready to play from the opening kick-off. They dominated the game.

3. The AMHS student section, The PIT, showed up wearing bright colors that fit the game’s theme of “Neon Night” and cheered on the football team. The PIT did a great job of bringing energy and enthusiasm to the night.

4. The Royals put on a great performance at halftime.

5. The team ran over to celebrate with their friends in The PIT after the victory.

6. The Monarchs ran the ball with great success against Santa Teresa High School.

The annual night football game was played against Santa Teresa High School under the lights on Friday, September 9th, on the Father Jack Russi Field. The Monarchs were victorious with an enthusiastic crowd cheering them on throughout the game. More than 50 alumni – and their families – came back to campus to watch the game from the alumni bleachers and enjoy food catered from the Mio Vicino Restaurant in the alumni tent. The Athletics Department also welcomed back members of the AMHS Hall of

BLACK & GOLD GALA 2022

The Black & Gold Gala was held on Saturday, November 5th, at the Signia by Hilton San Jose. After a two-year hiatus, the return of Black & Gold was highly anticipated with nearly 700 guests in attendance. Festive energy radiated throughout the cocktail hour into the ballroom and onto the dance floor. AMHS Performing Arts students filled the foyer with jazz tunes as guests arrived and enjoyed cocktails, and students and faculty put together an extraordinary and entertaining production of greatest hits from the iconic MTV era that welcomed two standing ovations. Headlining comedian Rita Rudner brought her famous one-liners to the Black & Gold stage, filling the room with laughter and nostalgia.

The Archbishop Mitty High School Board of Regents hosted the evening, chaired by Regent Sonia Sangster and her husband, David. Proceeds benefited the Archbishop Mitty General Endowment Fund. Thank you to all the underwriters, supporters, guests, volunteers, students, faculty, and staff who made this event possible. Black & Gold is back!

WITH SPECIAL GUEST STAR: RITA RUDNER COMEDIAN 1. 2. 3.

Jonah Horowitz ’24 gave an invigorating performance with The Royals at this year’s Black and Gold Gala.

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1. AMHS Chaplain Father Francis Kalaw greeted guests and offered a blessing before the meal.

2. Students performed in colorful neon costumes reminiscent of the MTV era.

3. Melanie Mascarenhas ’12, Alumni Council Member Grace Hase ’12, Board of Regents Member Sruthi Ramaswami ’12 and her husband, Samarth Suresh, enjoyed the event.

4. Ashley Lai ’24 expressed appreciation to guests after her performance.

5. Board of Regents President Kristin Zanni, special guest star Rita Rudner, and Black & Gold Chairperson Sonia Sangster posed for a photo.

6. Jenika Fernando ’24 and Marcello Salvatierra ’23 dazzled the stage with song and dance.

7. Oliver Yellin ’24 and Erika Conley ’23 performed with The Royals Dance Ensemble.

8. Regent John Gilmore and his wife, Orla McDonnell, smiled for the camera.

9. Associate Principal Keith Mathews, his wife, Judy, and AMHS President Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton paused for a photo.

10. Regent Emeritus Scott Mosko and his wife, Elena, stopped for a quick picture.

11. Joey Dean ’25 and Lexi Coleman ’24 performed on stage.

12. Guests enjoyed themselves at this year’s Black & Gold Gala.

13. Regent Amit Mardikar and his wife, Pallavi, attended the event.

14. Monarch Parents Victor Wen, Emelie Cheng, Howard Chiang, Yunching Chu, Loni Keller, AMHS Vice President of Advancement Teré Aceves, AMHS Chief Financial Officer Deepika Nabar, and friends of Archbishop Mitty Norwita and Preston Powell, and Kristina Alaniz raised a glass to the celebrations.

CLASS NOTES

publications, and periodicals to his credit. Prior to working at the College of Siskiyous, James taught art courses at Shasta College and gave lectures for many groups, including the Harvard University Anthropology Program and the National Association of Museum Exhibitors Conference in San Francisco.

EILEEN FRANCISCO founded the nonprofit Animal Run. Learn more about the group through their website: animalrun.us.

DENNIS BENNETT had the honor of being selected as Volunteer of the Year for 2022 by the Domestic Shelters Organization for the work he does accompanying victims of domestic violence to court. Domestic Shelters is a national organization that maintains the largest online searchable directory of domestic violence programs and shelters in the United States and Canada.

RON CIESLAK retired from Maxar Space, aka Space Systems/Loral Launches/ Ford Aerospace, in July, after working nearly 41 years in their accounting department.

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KATHY EGAN is enjoying life and catching up with friends from Archbishop Mitty, whenever she gets the opportunity.

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JAMES GILMORE retired from teaching at the College of the Siskiyous after 20 years of service. He taught art history, photography, and digital art classes. James was also active in campus life, generously offering his professional talents and skills to faculty and staff. He served on a wide variety of academic senate committees and was an active participant in the local, state, and national art community, with many exhibitions, grants, awards,

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ANN SULLIVAN works full time as a licensed marriage family therapist in Chico, California. Her husband, Linn, is retired and enjoys spending time with their three children, who are 15, 17, and 21 years old. Ann also works as a pastor a few Sundays each month in Paradise, California.

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MARK GRAHAM has been married for 45 years. His 38-year-old daughter is an officer in the San Francisco Police Department. Mark and his wife, Laura, are grandparents to two beautiful young boys. Mark has designed, manufactured, and installed some of the most precision-aligned machines for upper cervical x-rays in the world. His equipment is currently used in five countries. He recently celebrated 35 years in business, serving the medical X-ray field and servicing all types of x-ray machines.

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TANYA (OROSCO)

SONDERMAN has been living in Guam for eight years. She lives with her 14-year-old son, Luke, and her husband, Bill. They are surrounded by a beautiful blue ocean and spend weekends at the beach paddle boarding. The family also enjoys traveling and has been to Japan, Thailand, and the Philippines. They are planning to return to the states soon, as they miss friends and family, but they will definitely miss this island while away.

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TONY ODDO retired in June from a career in education after 33 years as a teacher and principal, including two years teaching at Archbishop Mitty in the late 1980s! He is enjoying retirement by playing music, working around the house, and traveling with his wife of 31 years, Marybeth Oddo.

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BLAKE CHOW is a deputy chief for the Los Angeles Police Department. He is the commanding officer for the West Bureau and commands five divisions, with approximately 1,300 officers, who provide police service to the west side of the city.

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SUE PHILLIPS was inducted into the San Jose Sports Authority Hall of Fame at a special ceremony at the SAP Center in November.

This year marks her 30th season as head coach of the varsity women’s basketball team. Her many accomplishments over the years include being named National Coach of the Year by the WBCA, Naismith, and Gatorade. She has also coached Team USA to four gold medals!

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CLASS NOTES

PAULA (LAHTINEN)

ELLIOTT sends her greetings from Finland! She was an exchange student at Archbishop Mitty from 1986 to 1987. She returned to Finland to study goldsmithing and jewelry design at the Lahti Design Institute. Paula received an Erasmus Stipendium and went on to study stone cutting and design in Fachhochschule für Scmuck und Edelstein in Idar-Oberstein, Germany, for one year. From those connections, Paula received a job offer to go to Carmel-bythe-Sea, in California, where she lived for 13 years! During that time, Paula attended some Archbishop Mitty reunions, which she found to be absolutely wonderful! In 2009, she returned to Finland, where she worked as a jeweler in one of the most prestigious stores in Helsinki, Finland. Just a few years ago, she decided to change careers. Paula just graduated as a property manager and is loving it! She has a 10-year-old son, a fiancé, and life seems pretty good at the moment. Paula hopes to visit California sometime next year

DEREK VAN DEN ABEELEN and Veronica (Morales ’03) van den Abeelen just celebrated the birth of their son, Liam, on June 30th, 2022!

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Monarch Day of Giving March 3, 2023

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JOSEPH KIPP will be dancing and understudying the role of the Parrot in his second season with Summerscape at the Fisher Center at Bard in the rarely performed opera “The Silent Woman,” composed by Richard Strauss with libretto by Stefan Zweig, directed by Christian Räth (“The Miracle of Heliane”), and choreographed by David Neumann (“Hadestown” on Broadway). The opera runs July 22nd through July 31st at The Fisher Center for the Performing Arts in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York.

Alumni Gold Tournament May 1, 2023

A LOOK BACK IN TIME

This Archbishop Mitty photo comes from the 2002 yearbook. It shows Diana Lee ’02, and Nicholas Hall ’02 promoting the National Honors Society at the club fair. NHS and CSF are organizations aimed at promoting scholarship and community involvement in high school students. Today, many Mitty students qualify for and participate in both NHS and CSF, which require a high GPA and a commitment to service. Mr. Leroy in this edition of Excalibur commented, “The members reflect what Mitty is all about.”

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TRACY NICOLETTI taught junior high English and literature for six years, before earning her administrative credential. Today, she is the Vice Principal at Queen of Apostles School in San Jose. She enjoys catching up with her former students regularly, as many of them go on to attend Archbishop Mitty High School next door. She hopes that everyone in the Class of 1997 is doing well!

AYEETIN AZAH received the International Resident Leadership Award for serving five years as a US Navy Flight Surgeon. She is currently a resident in internal medicine at Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre in Bethesda, Maryland. The award recognizes Ayeetin for supporting the success of her peers, being a natural leader and gifted collaborator, and establishing herself as a scholar. Ayeetin was recognized for positively influencing the training of thousands of residents across the nation.

A LOOK BACK IN TIME

This photo was taken from the Class of 1998’s slide archive! Remember when the AMHS campus had pay phones for students to use? This snap was most likely taken either right outside of the main gym or in a section of campus near Parker Hall that now houses the Kinkade Theater. Today, most students carry personal cell phones, so many of these fixtures have been taken out.

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CLASS NOTES

ERIC MANELA has been married to his wife, Krista, for seven years. They have four children: two boys and two girls. Eric used to work in the solar industry and on overseas missions. Now, he has a new career in education, teaching 10th grade English, and is working on his credential. Parenting, working full time, and navigating grad school is a lot to manage, so please send up a prayer for Eric!

JONATHAN WANG graduated with a doctorate in biomedical engineering from the University of Southern California in 2021.

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SAMANTHA GOLDSTEIN

graduated in June with a Master of Business Administration from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. She served as Student Body President and Co-Chair of the Black Management Association Conference during her time at Kellogg. Before that, she graduated from Wellesley College with a double major in economics and women’s gender studies. She now works as the chief of staff at the Sheryl Sandberg & Dave Goldberg Family Foundation.

A LOOK BACK IN TIME

This photo comes from 1985! Though at first glance, this might look like a dance recital or rehearsal for the spring musical, it’s actually a snap of a Jazzercise class being offered at Archbishop Mitty. Here, students can be seen following along as they try to work up a sweat and hop onto the fitness trend of the 1980s.

Remembering Mrs. Kate Slevin

This fall Archbishop Mitty High School lost a beloved member of our faculty, Mrs. Kate Slevin, Science Department Chair. After a successful career with Boots the Chemist in the UK and then as a middle school science teacher at St. Martin’s in Sunnyvale, Mrs. Slevin joined the faculty of Archbishop Mitty High School in the fall of 2010. She taught Biology, Biology Honors, and her ever-popular senior science elective Human Health and Disease in Society.

Mrs. Slevin’s elective drew strong interest from seniors for the hands-on approach to understanding biological systems and the impact of disease in our world. She approached each of her classes with a deep care for her students and a steady patience that allowed students to better understand the course material and its impact on their lives. Mrs. Slevin was always “real” with her students, and they loved her for that.

Mrs. Slevin accepted the role of science department chair in 2015 and led the department through the expansion of the science curricular offerings and the construction of the Sobrato Student Life and Science Center.

As an outstanding Catholic educator, Mrs. Slevin took part in virtually every opportunity to work with students beyond the classroom. She worked as a MICAH leader, a LIFE Team Base Community leader, a Robotics mentor, a retreat leader, an Uplift moderator, and an immersion trip leader. Mrs. Slevin is survived by her husband, Jim Slevin, and their children Geraldine ’09, Michael ’11, and Roisin ’14. She was laid to rest in her home of Rostrevor, Ireland in November.

MONA MICHAEL opened a restaurant, called Lulu, in August of 2021, in Berkeley, California. The restaurant has had an incredibly successful first year!

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IN REMEMBRANCE

(THROUGH DECEMBER 20 th )

The Archbishop Mitty family requests that you join us in prayer for the following members of our community and their families.

Pablo Alvarez

Uncle of Bianca Monique Lamera ’25

Jason Anderson

AMHS Class of 2011; Brother of Nicole Anderson ’07; Son of James Anderson ’72 and Aileen Casanave ’77; Nephew of Randolph Casanave ’76 and Rhonda Casanave ’81; Cousin of Janelle Casanave ’00 and Randolph Casanave Jr. ’02

Julie Blakely

Aunt of Dieume Blakely ’25 and Sean Blakely ’25

Matthew Burrows

AMHS Class of 2021, Brother of Meagan Burrows ’23

Öng Cuöng

Father of Thuy-Anh Nguyen, AMHS Faculty

Mary Cisneros-Green Wife of Scott Green ’87

Ernesto Dela Cruz

Grandfather of Sydney Dela Cruz ’21 and Sophia Dela Cruz ’25

Hannah Johnson

AMHS Class of 2021

Joseph Johnson

Father of Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton, AMHS President, and Jafari Johnson ’97

Susan Kazumi Kato Mother of Krissy Miyahara ’18, AMHS Staff

Cary (Casey) Leach Sister of Aidan Casey ’87

Maria Marcelo Aunt of Angel Marcelo ’24

George Monk

AMHS Board Member Emeritus; Father of Phillip Monk ’05, Patrick Monk ’06, and Paige Monk ’11; Father-in-law of Kayla (Farrell ’06) Monk, AMHS Faculty.

Pauline Nguyen

AMHS Class of 2002; Sister of Tiffany Nguyen ’05 and Natalie Nguyen ’11

Meghan Noyes ’14

AMHS Class of 2014, Fiancée of Geoffrey Lang ’14, and Brother of Connor Noyes ’17

Juan Quintero

Grandfather of Daniel Mendoza ’24

Arvind Roy

Grandfather of Kayla Mulji ’19, Jenna Mulji ’21, and Amira Mulji ’26

Eva Runco

Mother-in-law of Julie Runco, AMHS Staff

Brenda Sampson Great-aunt of Neal Sampson ’26

Kate Slevin

AMHS Faculty; Mother of Geraldine Slevin ’09, Michael Slevin ’11, and Roisin Slevin ’14

Vicenta Gonzalez Sattuito Tena

Grandmother JamieLeigh Wong ’03, Haley Tena ’20, and Heart Tena ’23

Emily Tcharos

Grandmother of Alexander Tcharos ’26

Daniel Vaughn

AMHS Board Member, Father of Samantha Vaughn ’24

Maria Zelaya Mother of Michael Heffernan-Zelaya ’13

“For my soul has been freed from death, my eyes from tears, my feet from stumbling. I shall walk before the Lord in the land of the living.”

ARCHBISHOP MITTY HIGH SCHOOL

OUR THANKS

Archbishop Mitty High School is grateful to all of those who contribute to the success of our mission. The individuals whose names grace the following pages serve as our partners in educating tomorrow’s leaders in the Catholic tradition. Thank you for your generous support that allows this visionary and compassionate community to thrive.

ANNUAL REPORT

Administration & Governance 2021-2022

ADMINISTRATION 2021-2022

Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton President

Katherine Caputo Principal Keith Mathews Associate Principal

James Fallis Assistant Principal Deepika Nabar Chief Financial Officer

Mason Kimont Executive Director for Advancement Eric Anderson Chief Information Officer

Brian Eagleson ’92

Director of Athletics

Paul Sampson

Director of Summer Programs

Douglas Santana Director of Performing Arts

Patsy Vargas

Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Gregory Walker Director of Student Activities

Katherine Wesmiller

Director of Admissions

Timothy Wesmiller Director of Campus Ministry

BOARD OF REGENTS 2021-2022

Robert Allard

Rupen Bavishi

Jennifer Beltramo - ex officio

Katherine Caputo - ex officio

Kris Chellam

Ryan Chew ’11

Mike D’Ambrosio ’04

Cheryl Durzy

Kennetha Evans

Ashley Fijman ’93

Krista Gieselman

John Gilmore - Past President

Christine Gorjanc

Bob Griswold

Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton - ex officio Carolyn Hughes

Mason Kimont - ex officio Greg Korbel ’93

Kelly McHaffie

Deepika Nabar - ex officio David Peraino - President Elect

Sruthi Ramaswami ’12

Debby Rodriguez

Sonia Sangster Maria Simon Ken Tersini

Daniel Vaughn† Maria Nash Vaughn Kristin Zanni - President

BOARD OF REGENTS EMERITI

Kathy Almazol

Adam Anderson

Teresa Alvarado ’82

Rev. George Aranha James Atwell ’73

Michael Aymar Samuel Ballon, M.D. Jeff Berg Lucile Bianco† Aldo Billingslea Catherine Bernal Bloyd Mgr. J. Patrick Browne Timothy Brosnan, ex officio Mark Cabrales Dorothy Caputo† Pat Cavaney David Chang Hon. Cindy Chavez Lewis Chew Chris Citti ’76 Kerri Corley John Couch Richard Cristina Anne Crowley Mary Curtis Thomas Davis John DiNapoli Gwen Dorcich Kathy Dunlap Richard Duquette Kate Elfrink Tracey (Bresniker ’79) Enfantino

Jack Estill Rev. Paul Fitzgerald, S.J. Ruth Fletcher Bernadine Fong Luana Freitag David Fry Claudia Galvan Rev. Andrew Garavel, S.J. Judy (Poe ’76) Goodson Sheila (Gray ’75) Gregory Joe Guerra Steve Guttman Dan Haniger ’75 Toni Heagerty Liz Hirata Kathryn Hogan George Honoré Rex Hoover, DDS Barb Ignatius Howard Ignatius Francisco Jiménez, Ph.D Debi Justice April Kawahara Paul Kimura Laura Kramar Larry LaMantia ’71, Esq. Mary Lou Lawrence Monica Lebron ’97 Marvin G. Lewis Laura Liccardo ’78, Esq. Michael Linney ’77

Carey Lisowski Hon. Richard Loftus Emil Lovely Mary Lyons Audrey MacLean Rev. Gerdenio Manuel, S.J. Hon. Thomas McEnery David Mewes

Robert Mezzetti ’73, Esq. Hon. Norman Y. Mineta George Monk† Robert Moore

Scott Mosko Joanne Moul Michael Mulcahy Stephen Mullaney Joe Natoli Carol Olimpia† John Oosterhouse Helen Owen

Carol Parker

Dr. Tekakwitha Pernambuco-Wise

Erin (O’Connell ’81) Perrucci

Hon. Rise Pichon

Sr. Claude Power, P.B.V.M.†

Ken Raasch

Suanne Ramar

Maria Rangel-Alarcon ’00

Rick Ridder

Paige Robbins Rob Roskopp

Rev. Jack Russi, S.M.† Diann Ryan Carol Sandman John Saunders Michael Savini Lloyd Scates

Dawn Schaeffer

David Schmidt

Jill (Nesbitt ’95) Scotcher, Ph.D.

Karen Serpa

Mark Singer

Michelle Smith

Steve Smith

Steven Speno

Tanya Spirtos, M.D. Elisa Steele

James Steele Tim Steele

David Sugishita

Thomas Sullivan† Mark Tersini

Todd Teresi Ernest Thomas, M.D.†

Regents Emeriti cont’d †

ARCHBISHOP MITTY PARENT ASSOCIATION 2021-2022

Officers

President .................................................................................................. Amy Hasenkamp

President-Elect .................................................................................... Stephanie de Raynal Treasurer June Peng

Corresponding Secretary Kim Moore Recording Secretary Kim Moore

Committee Chairs and Co-Chairs Athletic Program Support Co-Chair Jovanah Bonilla  Athletic Program Support Co-Chair Annabella Guo  Athletic Program Support Co-Chair Joy Hart

Sr. Nicki Thomas, SNJM

John Thompson

Linda Tirado, Ph.D Jorge Titinger

Chuck Toeniskoetter

Rev. Fred Tollini, S.J.†

Miel Vallejo-Brooks ’92 M.D. Pat Waite

Dave Wertzberger

Rick Williams

Mark Woodward

Ernie Yamane

Cheryl Young Nancy Yu Tim Zanni Rick Zea

ALUMNI COUNCIL 2021-2022

Jessica Esperanza Alva ’14 Paul Behan ’82 Ashley (Mendez ’93) Fijman Jesse Hall ’03

Renee (Diani ’92) Huerta Chris Jackson ’06

Auction Co-Chair

Lynn Brown  Auction Co-Chair

Kim Moore  Auction Co-Chair

Rich Surprenant  Hospitality Co-Chair

Alisha Collier  Hospitality Co-Chair

Laami DeGuzman  Hospitality Co-Chair

Ellen Imrisek  Mailing Co-Chair

Anjali Babu  Mailing Co-Chair

Jennifer Hsu Mailing Co-Chair

Marie Raj

Performing Arts Support Co-Chair Sandra De Marco

Performing Arts Support Co-Chair Ronnie Jacobson

Performing Arts Support Co-Chair Lucy Periut-Hardesty

Performing Arts Support Co-Chair Michele Tolibas

Social Co-Chair Lynn Brown Social Co-Chair Joanne Mills  Social Co-Chair Angela Moran Social Co-Chair Shilpa Shanbhag Social Co-Chair Tiffany Sparks Social Co-Chair Lori Zemaitis iVolunteer Manager Jennifer Hsu

Ex Officio Members

Advancement Liaison Jennifer Hull President Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton

Amy (Choice ’86) Korb Michelle (Kuzirian ’85) Otte Courtney (Lisowski ’12) Rousseu Jennifer Sabatino ’92 Carol Anne (Basini ’85) Sheets Steve Tonelli ’94 James Williams ’02

OPERATING FUND

The Annual Fund $ 1,860,000 59.4%

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Monarch Leadership Society

President’s Circle

NON OPERATING BUDGET SUPPORT

Alumni & Friends Golf Tournament $ 52,600 1.7% Mitty Auction $ 86,700 2.8% Endowment $ 718,500 23.0% In-kind $ 86,000 2.7% Direct Aid Appeal $ 325,600 10.4%

Total Operating Fund and Non Operating $ 3,129,400 100%

Annual Fund

Gifts from Parents of Current Students

Gifts from Parents of Alumni

Gifts from Friends

Gifts from Alumni and Current Students

CURRENT REVENUE

Tuition & Fees 86.6% Student Activities 2.6% Parent Pledge, Endowment Release, and Other 9.6% Summer School & Summer Camps 1.2%

Total 100%

USE OF FUNDS

Salaries & Benefits 67.3% Instructional Support & Student Activities 5.5% Financial Aid 11.5% Technology 4.8% Operations & Maintenance of Plant 7.0%

Capital Improvements 3.0% Summer School & Summer Camps 0.9%

Total 100%

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Archbishop Mitty High School Heritage Circle

Memorials

Endowing Our Future

Archbishop Mitty High School Arts Society

Brother Fien Volunteer Recognition

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Monarch Leadership Society

The Monarch Leadership Society honors those friends of Archbishop Mitty High School who have contributed to the very foundation of the school by supporting the growth of the facilities, programs, and scholarships that make Archbishop Mitty High School what it is today. Each of these very special donors has a giving history of at least $50,000 or has made a formal commitment to the school through a planned gift or established endowment. Perhaps, even more importantly, each has invested in the lives of the students at Archbishop Mitty High School. Their support allows us to reach our goal of educating intellectually competent, faith-filled, just, and respectful leaders.

Joseph Agu and Cheryl Shavers

Joseph J. Albanese, Inc.

Bernard and Niccole Allard

Darrin and Gloryvee Alves Joe Ammatuna

Adam and Maureen (Loftus ’92) Anderson Jeremy and Meredith Aston Mike and Lynn† Aymar Brandon and Lisa Bain Peter and Mary Baust Mark and Barbara Beck Roger and Joanna Biros Bonnie Blackwell

Kristin Braia Richard and Judy Bregante Joseph and Linda Bronson Tim and Sally Brosnan

Paul Brown and Meredith Wright Brian and Theresa Bumb Mark Burns ’78

Mark and Julie Cabrales Ronald and Mary Cane Dan and Dorothy† Caputo Jacob (’92) and Robin (Jeffers ’92) Caputo

Katherine Caputo

William and Susan Carter

Joseph and Debra (Truhe ’88) Cassara Pat and Tami Cavaney

David and Glowe Chang Kris and Evelyne Chellam Dianna and Lewis Chew Shawn and Brenda (Broadus ’84)

Chizanskos

Carl and Kathleen Cilker

Citti’s Florist - Chris Citti (’76); Gary (’69) and Linda Citti; Gloria Citti; Justin Citti (’02); Thomas Glascott and Adrianna Citti Glascott

Mike Clair and Audrey MacLean Bill and Kathy Cleary Christopher and Alisha Collier Comerica Bank Charles and Linda Corbalis

John and Tara Couch

Richard and Diane Cristina Thomas and Mary Crotty Richard and Anne Crowley Mike (’04) and Maggie D’Ambrosio Timothy and Christina Deane Rev. Rodney DeMartini John and Melinda DiNapoli

The Diocese of San Jose Steve and Gwen Dorcich James and Joan (Russell ’77) Downey Tom and Kathy Dunlap Ian and Grace Edvalson

Kathy Edwards David and Janis Eggleston Elias Eleftheriades and Tanya Spirtos Wim and Kate Elfrink

Environmental Systems, Inc. - Chris (’77) and Lisa (Meyer ’80) Enfantino; Eugene (’79) and Tracy (Bresniker ’79) Enfantino John and Teresa Estill Gregory and Debra Fant Mike and Anne Federwisch John and Helen Finneran Darleen Fitzgerald James Fitzgerald Michael and Ruth Fletcher Flexjet LLC

Robert† and Barbara† Floyd John and Susan Fortune Michael and Mary Ellen Fox Jan Francis Dave and Shellie Fry Lisa Fry-Leese Fry’s Electronics

The Carl Gellert and Ceila Berta Gellert Foundation

Phillip and Cindy Gibson Jon and Krista Gieselman

John Gilmore and Orla McDonnell Gene Golobic and Linda Dias-Golobic

The Good Tidings Foundation

Glenn† and Judy (Poe ’76) Goodson Brian (’74) and Sheila (Gray ’75) Gregory

Tom and Pat Grennan

Robert and Jenny Griswold

Joe Guerra

Rosalie Gummow

Stephan and Wendy Guttman Walt (’70) and Judy Haniger

Walt† and June† Haniger

Joshua (’92) and Hilary Harmssen

Greg Heinrichs ’70

Jorge and Pamela Helmer Brad (’78) and Tammy Holmgren

John Holton

George and Marjorie Honoré Karl and Jennifer Hsu Linda Hunter Noreen Hussain Zahid Hussain Matthew (’81) and Kimberly Iden Howard and Barb Ignatius Richard and Ellen Imrisek

The William G. Irwin Foundation Robert and Christine Jahncke George Jones Nancy Jones

The Ken and Judith Joy Family Foundation

Thornton and Pearl Jue

Richard† and Debi Justice

Bob Kagle and Marissa Matusich-Kagle Edward and Deborah Kaufman

April Kawahara

David Kawahara

Jason (’04) and Ashley (Fini ’04) Khalipa Nanette Kinkade

Thomas Kinkade†

Curtis Knight

Steve Kottmeier and Suanne Ramar Wanda Kownacki

Scott and Joanie Kriens

Therese Kunick† Theodore and Nina Lamour Robert† and Mary Lou Lawrence Rick Leese Scott and Tracy Lewis

Frank and Carey Lisowski

Kevin and Sheila MacLean

Eric and Beth Madia

Philip and Kelly Mahoney Richard and Mary Malone Jeff and Nancy Marks

Nigel and Sue Marrion

Allan McDonald† and Barbara McTighe Kevin and Katharine McLarney Tim and Mardy Meadows Dave Mewes

Andrew and Joyce Miller Mary Ann Miller David and Christy Mills George† and Mary Monk

Jeffrey and Kimberly Moore Rob and Susan Moore Ernesto and Stacie Moreno

Michael and Joanne Moul Stephen and Elizabeth Mullaney Mike Murphy

John Naporano and E. Harden

The Notre Dame Private Foundation Carol Olimpia†

Gary Olimpia and Nancy HoskinsOlimpia

John and Amy Oosterhouse Pacific Bay Masonry Mark and Elizabeth Page

Gerry and Carol Parker Andrew and Maria Pecota Les and Nini Pelio

Pepsi Bottling Group David and Kerrie Peraino Petersen Construction Co Larry Polayes and Penny Herman-Polayes

Constantine Polychronopoulos and Aikaterini Gardeli

Sr. Mary Claude Power PVBM† Ming Qu and Ling Zhang

Mario and Martha Queiroz George and Sandra Quinn Kenneth and Linda Raasch Peter and Rita Redford

Cary and Martha Reich

Robert and Leslie (Caughran ’90) Reilly Ron and Fran Reynolds

Charles and Paige Robbins

Phil and Gwynne Rolla Richard and Genevieve Rolla Roof Structures, Inc Dan and Renay Rosckes

Rosendin Electric, Inc

Rob Roskopp and Lepa Galeb-Roskopp

James and Arleen Russi Marian and Carmen Rusu John and Diann Ryan Kelly (’73) and Margaret Ryan Rita Sanchez†

Grace Sanfilippo

The Martha and Philip Sanfilippo Trust Santa Cruz Bicycles

Suzanne Saulman

John and Rena Saunders Michael and Kristin Savini Lloyd and Sandra Scates Tom and Dawn Schaeffer

David and Kathy Schmidt Stephen and Patricia Schott Randy and Eileen Scott

The Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation Mark and Melody Singer

Gerry and Michelle Smith Stephen and Jennifer Smith John A. and Susan Sobrato John M. and Timi Sobrato Jure and Michelle Šola Steven and Susan Sordello Steven and Roxanne Speno James Steele Stacey Steele Timothy and Patricia Steele Steinberg Architects

Lori Stelliga Richard Strayer Dave and Judy Sugishita TBI Construction & Construction Management, Inc.

Todd and Jennifer Teresi Ken and Karen (Bryant ’85) Tersini

Linda Tirado

Jennifer L. Titinger

Jorge Titinger

Chuck and Linda Toeniskoetter John and Christine Tower

David Truong and Trinh Trinh Jim and Candice Unruh

Lori Vann-Mewes

Mario and Cheryl Vargas

Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn Fred (’72) and Anne Vernacchia Donald† and Anna† Waite

Pat and Ginny Waite

Jason and Kathryn Watson

Claudia Weist

The E. L. Wiegand Foundation

Rick and Barbara Williams

Donald and Catherine Williamson

Lawrence and Paula Wong

Mark and Laurie Woodward Sean and Cindy Worthington

Ernest and Paula Yamane

Cheng Yang and Qian Yao

David† and Barbara Yeh

Todd Yellin and Jennifer Copaken Tim and Kristin Zanni Rick and Colette Zea

President’s Circle

The President’s Circle is comprised of alumni, parents of alumni, parents of current students, and friends of Archbishop Mitty High School who have made gifts of $4,000 or more during the preceding fiscal year. Many families and friends choose to continue their membership in the President’s Circle year after year in recognition of the superior achievements of the school. We salute the following members of this pace-setting group and hope that their example will serve to encourage others to invest in Archbishop Mitty High School.

Abbott Laboratories

Bailure and Aruna Acharya

Adobe Systems, Inc. Bernard and Niccole Allard Ulrich and Tanja Amrhein Adam and Maureen (Loftus ’92) Anderson Eric Anderson Applied Materials, Inc. Nathan Arroyo and Danicka Le George and Quetia Arzu Robert and Cindy (Lau ’94) Asuncion

Sean and Jodi Austin Brandon and Lisa Bain Sunil and Sunila Bakhru Bank of America

Nicki Banucci

Brad and Marget Baron Sean and Susan (Perry ’93) Bartlett

Jeffrey Barton and Deborah Glines Rupen and Anar Bavishi

Paul Bayon and Ronnie Jacobson

Douglas Beck and Kim O’Keefe Beck

Jeffrey and Carol Berg Chad Bowar and Rita Patterson Clark and Jennifer Bowcock Karl and Brenda Braitberg Randy and Carla Breunling Leo and Huong Britto Nafea and Lana Bshara Gary and Amanda Butcher Elwyn and Emily Cabebe Brian and Doreen Cadieux Ronald and Mary Cane Yu Cao and Yingyi Qiu Ben (’93) and Emily Caputo

Jacob (’92) and Robin (Jeffers ’92) Caputo Donn and Heather (Menifee ’91) Casale

David and Venus Cenizal

Hugh Stuart Center Charitable Trust Hamesh Chawla and Juhi Jairath Kris and Evelyne Chellam

Jiwei Chen and Fen Zhou Craig Child and Jennifer Dickson

Girish and Jaishree Chitkara Yogesh and Kalpa Chobe Jaein Choi and Eunmyung Hong Darya Chudova Cisco Systems, Inc. Jeffrey and Darlene Clementz Sean and Monica Comer Jonathan and Allison Conta Kendra (Breunling ’09) Cornelius Michael and Katharine Courtney Richard and Diane Cristina Rainer Cvillink and Ellen Paxinos Mike (’04) and Maggie D’Ambrosio Mark and Kathleen Damarillo Alain and Stephanie de Raynal Shawn and Ioana Delaney Manav Deshmukh and Geetanjali Paranjape Tapomoy and Shyamopriya Dey John and Kirsten Dryden Kevin and Adrienne Dueck Chris and Laura Duke Hani and Cheryl Durzy David and Judy Dutton Jek and Lien Ekdahl Chris (’77) and Lisa (Meyer ’80) Enfantino

Damon and Lynne Ennis Environmental Systems, Inc. Epicurean Group Vuk and Magdalena Ercegovac Expedia, Inc.

Gregory and Debra Fant Kishore Fernandes and Pamela Pinto Dave and Linda Fernandez

Michael and Ruth Fletcher George and Mary Ann Fox Frederick and Jennifer Fusilero Tomo and Dara Galeb Galeb Paving Inc. Bruno and Katherine Garlepp Richard Geruson and Nanette Fondas Arnnon and Rebecca Geshuri GHF Partners, Inc.

Somnath Ghosh and Rupashree Dey Jon and Krista Gieselman

John Gilmore and Orla McDonnell

Alex Gluzman and Lydia Lim

Manimaran Govindaraju and Bharathy

Manimaran

Brian Gregory and Kerri Green

Patricia Gregory

Robert and Jenny Griswold

Stella B. Gross Charitable Trust Stephan and Wendy Guttman

Pierre and Sabine Habouzit

Jeffrey and Yoshino Harte John and Helen Hartnett Haim and Dana Helman

Conor Heneghan and Sian Ferguson

Hewlett-Packard Company

Greg Ho and Iris Rice

Karl and Jennifer Hsu

Jun Huang and Lei Lian Shan-Hsi Huang and Chi Ouyang

Jeffrey and Carolyn Hughes Richard and Ellen Imrisek

Pete Ingram-Cauchi and Natalia Mercadal The Intel Foundation

Basim and Julianne Jaber

Ali Jafari and Lizbeth Valle

Robert and Christine Jahncke Mark and Susan Jamieson Tomas and Mirka Janus

Young Jeon and Minsuk Kim

Linda Jiang

Hailin Jin and Yi Yang

Steve Johnson and Veronika Sarossy

Juniper Networks

Sunghwa Kang and Heejung Yeon

Sungkwan Kang and Suheun Nam

Jason (’04) and Ashley (Fini ’04) Khalipa Steve and Amanda Klinger

Curtis Knight

Joab Kong and Yuying Long

Matthew and Kelly Kucic

Randy Kuroda and Estela Guijosa

Joshua and Barbara Lamour

Darryl and Gladina Lee

Hoon Ki Lee and Kyunghee Kang

Jungchan Lee and Hyekyoung Han Kenneth and Aer Lee Mu Young Lee and Julie Yoo Yau-Shing Lee and Fang-Yin Kuo Robert and Shannon Levine

Jun Li and Haiying Cheng Allen Liang and Lin Wu Lisa Lico Shih-Chia Lin and Hui-Hsuan Chen LinkedIn

Justin Liu and Waigan Chan Yong Liu and Xuhui Hu Steven Lo and Ines Gonzalez

Christopher Loos ’12 Grizel Lopez and Vrinda Achuthan Padmakumari

Kuok Chun Lou and Ching Ngan Chan

Xiaofeng and Min Ma Kevin and Sheila MacLean Eric and Beth Madia Karl and Sheila Markert Glenn and Susan Mau Thomas and Magdalena Maudoux Brian and Jennifer Maxwell Randy and Dawn McCahan Matthew and Leela McDonald McLarney Construction, Inc. Rajesh Mehta and Prashanthi Ravanavarapu

Ayhan Menekshe and Martina Kocianova Menekshe Law Firm Joshua and Laura Meth Joanne Mills

Jeffrey and Kimberly Moore David (’90) and Claudia Morton Deborah Mueller

Marwan Mukhar and Evangelia Theologides Mukhar

Mike Murphy

Mahesh and Anuradha Murthy Venkatesh Nagapudi and Sangeetha Mani Servpreet and Sheilly Nayyar Benjamin and Kathryn Nelson Netflix

Mike Neunfinger and Sigrid Jacobsen Arden Ng and Geraldine Ong Michael Ng and Yen Ngo Alex and Thuy-Anh Nguyen NVIDIA John and Amy Oosterhouse

Mark and Elizabeth Page Chan Hong Park and Mi Sook Lee Bob (’85) and Karen (Gimple ’86) Parker Steven and Grace Pataky Manas Pati and Sasmita Mishra Mahesh and Tiffini Patil PayPal

Ronald and Niamh Pellegrini David and Kerrie Peraino Michael Petrovich and Eleanor Stewart-Petrovich

Connor and Tracy Pingree Thomas and Elizabeth Pulchny Chenhui Qi and Xia Zhang George and Sandra Quinn Peter and Josephine Rando Abhijit Ray and Paramita Nath Miranda Reeves Cary and Martha Reich John Reilly and Cynthia Mount Robert and Leslie (Caughran ’90) Reilly Alan and Ute Ren Mark (’92) and Gina Rodriguez Phil and Gwynne Rolla Dan Rose and Karina Garcia-Rose John and Diann Ryan Rita Sanchez† Grace Sanfilippo David and Sonia Sangster Louie and Denise Sanguinetti Salvatore and Julie Saso Patrick and Claire (Ryan ’95) Saxton Theodore and JoAnn Schilb John and Francimar Schmitt Todd and Paige Schmitzer Aaron Schultz and Gina Argenti-Schultz Mark and Ellen Silver Harsono and Paula Simka Eric Sindelar and Heather Owens Greig and Tamara Snifeen John and Timi Sobrato Ming and Quinn Soon Steven and Susan Sordello Benjamin and Katharine Spink Errol and Stacy Springs Ed Sramaty and Brigid Bannan Scott Stephenson ’88

Benjamin Strong and Robin Navarro Strong

Dimitrios and Noreen Styliadis Ranjeet and Melissa Sudan Richard and Inga Surprenant

Shingo and Makiko Suzuki

SV Techsol, Inc.

Mark and Anna Swank John and Rosemary Tebaldi Shakti and Indroop Thakur

Nueno Toliao and Hope Starr Toliao Angel and Sherice Torres

Richard Tow and Pingshan Yao John and Christine Tower Kostas Tsioutsiouliklis and Makrina Kartezini

David and Ilene Tucker

Mario and Cheryl Vargas

Varian Medical Systems

Vickram Vathulya and Sumi Krishnaswami

Daniel† and Nicola Vaughn

Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn Anthony and Melanie Ventura Jeffrey and Catherine Vijungco Sathish Vinjamur Sridharan

Amaranto and Elena Vitorino Chris and Zainab Vlahopouliotis Richard and Jane Walker

Walmart Foundation Hugh and Yuko Walsh

Changgong Wang and Shuo Liu

Xiang Wang and Annabella Guo Jason and Kathryn Watson

Martyn and Fiona Webster Alec and Helen Wong Jack and Haydee Wong Sean and Cindy Worthington Peter Wu and Jennifer Lin Wei Xiang and Jing Wang Charlie and Hong Yang Cheng Yang and Qian Yao

Yufeng Yang and Tina Zhou

Todd Yellin and Jennifer Copaken Chris Young and Bernadette Rodriguez Tim and Kristin Zanni Tony and Serena Zhao

2022 Lisa (Meyer ’80) and Chris (’77) Enfantino

2021 Susan and Steven Sordello

2020 Diann and John Ryan

2019 Christine and Robert Jahncke

2018 Orla McDonnell and John Gilmore

2017 Kate and Wim Elfrink

2016 Michelle and Gerry Smith

2015 Susan and John A. Sobrato

2014 Sandra and George Quinn

2013 Dianna and L ewis Chew

2012 Laurie and Mark Woodward

2011 Patricia and Stephen Schott

Annual Fund

President’s Circle Benefactors of the Year

2010 Maria and Andrew Pecota 2009 Eileen and Randy Scott

2008 Marissa Matusich-Kagle and Bob Kagle

2007 Dorothy† and Dan Caputo

2006 Barb and Howard Ignatius 2005 Debi and Rick† Justice 2004 The Waite Family 2003 Nanette and Thomas† Kinkade 2002 Diocese of San Jose 2001 Dawn and Thomas Schaeffer 2000 Lynn† and Mike Aymar 2000 Kathy and Tom Dunlap 1999 Carol and Gerry Parker

1998 Judy and Rich Bregante

1997 Evelyne and Kris Chellam 1996 Audrey MacLean and Mike Clair

1995 Diane and Rich Cristina 1994 Marjorie and George Honoré †Deceased

Parents, alumni, grandparents, and friends of Archbishop Mitty High School contribute to the annual fund for many reasons. They believe in Catholic education, which is enlivened by religious and ethical values. They believe in youth and lifelong education. They believe in hope for the future, which knowledge gained through scholarship provides. Gifts to the annual fund help the school cover the gap between tuition and the actual cost of an Archbishop Mitty High School education by providing the resources necessary for competitive faculty salaries and academic and co-curricular programs.

GIFTS FROM PARENTS OF CURRENT STUDENTS

We recognize that parents already incur the cost of tuition, and we are grateful for their additional support, contribution, and investment in their children’s education. In most cases, the gifts listed represent an annual payment on each family’s four-year commitment to the Parent Pledge Program.

Brian and Amanda Aberg Bailure and Aruna Acharya Sean Aggarwal and Linda Lee Michael Ahn and Christine Fong Bernard and Niccole Allard Odeh Altwal and Cherry Cheung-Altwal Ulrich and Tanja Amrhein

Adam and Maureen (Loftus ’92)

Anderson Eric Anderson Francisco Arriaga and Diana Alvarez Nathan Arroyo and Danicka Le Jagdish Arumugam and Rajalakshmi Ramadoss

George and Quetia Arzu Muhammad Aslam and Asma Jaleel Robert and Cindy (Lau ’94) Asuncion Sean and Jodi Austin Prakash and Anjali Babu Bingjie Bai

Ovidiu and Simona Bajdechi Sunil and Sunila Bakhru Eric and Cynthia Banaag Nicki Banucci

Kaushik and Manjiri Barde Brad and Marget Baron Sean and Susan (Perry ’93) Bartlett

Jeffrey Barton and Deborah Glines Rupen and Anar Bavishi

Paul Bayon and Ronnie Jacobson

Douglas Beck and Kim O’Keefe Beck Matthew and Carolyn Bentzel

Jeffrey and Carol Berg

Joshua Berkenwald and Dana Romalis

Julio Bermudez and Barbara Fernandez

Chad Bowar and Rita Patterson Clark and Jennifer Bowcock

Karl and Brenda Braitberg

Meredith Bray

Leo and Huong Britto

David and Megan Brody

Keith and Lynn Brown Nafea and Lana Bshara

Craig Burrows and Betsy Upton

Gary and Amanda Butcher

Michael and Samantha Butler

Elwyn and Emily Cabebe

Adrian Caceres

Brian and Doreen Cadieux

Arnel and Elaine Calamba

Russell and Mary Callahan

Christopher and Linda Cannatelli

Yu Cao and Yingyi Qiu

Ben (’93) and Emily Caputo

Jacob (’92) and Robin (Jeffers ’92) Caputo

Clifford (’91) and Jennifer Caroza

Jorge Carrillo and Marcela Trevino

Neville and Samantha Carvalho

Donn and Heather (Menifee ’91) Casale David and Venus Cenizal

Alexander and Flerida Cervania

Sriram Chakravarthy and Kanaka Sriram Joyanta Chakraverty and Tithi Talukdar

Kin Chan and Tsui Lo Tim and Xiao Chang

Amol Chavarkar and Deepa Mhatre Nicolas and Belinda Chavez Hamesh Chawla and Juhi Jairath Tom and Leah Cheli

Jiwei Chen and Fen Zhou John and Hsini Chen Yu Cheng Chen

Kyle Cheung and Leonor Cheong Craig Child and Jennifer Dickson Girish and Jaishree Chitkara Il Hoon Cho and Yun Hee Choi

Richard and Latisha Cho

Yogesh and Kalpa Chobe Jaein Choi and Eunmyung Hong Matthew and Megan Choi

Richard Chou and Zhenghai Xu Peter Chu and Sherry Yu Darya Chudova Rishi and Shilpa Chugh Felix Chung and Daphne Yeh Jeffrey and Darlene Clementz Patrick and Elizabeth Clifford Sean and Monica Comer

Lucia Conley

Jonathan and Allison Conta Roger and Aida Correia Steven and Gina Corsello Mark and Sharon Cosentino Michael and Katharine Courtney Catherine Crisafulli

Valer Crisan and Di Meng Antonio and Lychees Cueva Rainer Cvillink and Ellen Paxinos Mark and Kathleen Damarillo

Nathan and Johanna Danes Lokanath and Prativa Das Don Juan and Kelly De Guzman

Timothy de Kay ’90

Alain and Stephanie de Raynal Richard and Michelle DeGuzman Shawn and Ioana Delaney Ben and Anne DeLuca Manav Deshmukh and Geetanjali Paranjape Ronald and Renee Devore Tapomoy and Shyamopriya Dey Amit and Rita Dhir

Bassam and Samar Dimes Domenico and Elvira Discenza Christopher and Sabrina Do John and Kirsten Dryden Yuezhong Du and Jiong Peng Kevin and Adrienne Dueck Michael Dueweke and Natalia Kisseleva Chris and Laura Duke Justin Duren Hani and Cheryl Durzy David and Judy Dutton Martin and Dawne Edwards Jek and Lien Ekdahl Damon and Lynne Ennis Vuk and Magdalena Ercegovac Mario and Marjorie Estavillo Edwin Evans and Elaine Chien Jim and Adrianne Fallis Luca Fasoli and Stella Matarrese Ali and Lila Fatemi Ben and Sarah (Jordan ’01) Faulkner Kishore Fernandes and Pamela Pinto Dave and Linda Fernandez Jerrad and Terri Forman George and Mary Ann Fox Vijay Francis and Rinku Issac Frederick and Jennifer Fusilero James and Monica Gagnon Tomo and Dara Galeb Bruno and Katherine Garlepp Reiner Genevriere and Sonja Cost Richard Geruson and Nanette Fondas Arnnon and Rebecca Geshuri Somnath Ghosh and Rupashree Dey John Gilmore and Orla McDonnell Alex Gluzman and Lydia Lim Sofjan Goenawan and Conie Soerjanti Jason and Angela Govig Manimaran Govindaraju and Bharathy Manimaran

Jayesh and Ritu Goyal Pierre Greborio and Rosella De Tursi Brian Gregory and Kerri Green Eddie and Gabriela Guerrero Joseph and Rosella Guttadauro Hien Ha and Tu Nguyen

Pierre and Sabine Habouzit Kevin (’91) and Jennifer (Ehle ’92) Haggerty

Dongwoon Hahn and Chong Mi Kim Abhinav Halen and Sunita Joshi John and Robin (Alberto ’91) Hanahan

Jeffrey and Yoshino Harte John and Helen Hartnett Rick and Lisa Hayashi Haim and Dana Helman

Conor Heneghan and Sian Ferguson

Sungkwan Heo and Yoonseon Lee Greg Herbert and Janel Canepa Michael and Deanna Hilberman

Greg Ho and Iris Rice

Lee Horowitz and Dana Zell Sanjay Hoskeri and Smita Neglur Joseph and Eugenia Houle

Steven Hsieh

Jun Huang and Lei Lian

Shan-Hsi Huang and Chi Ouyang

Jeffrey and Carolyn Hughes Simon and Leddee Hui

Joseph and Erin Hulbert

Mark Hull

Pete Ingram-Cauchi and Natalia Mercadal Marat Irner and Lyudmila Kruty-Irner Raju and Vasanthi Iyer

Basim and Julianne Jaber

Ali Jafari and Lizbeth Valle

Ramji Jagannathan and Aruna Gajavalli Kannan Mark and Susan Jamieson Tomas and Mirka Janus Young Jeon and Minsuk Kim Linda Jiang Hailin Jin and Yi Yang

Yongbum Jo Steve Johnson and Veronika Sarossy Robert (’92) and Tennille Jones Seok Min Jung and Jeong Sook Ahn Arivalagan Kaliyaperumal

Varghese Kallarackal and Annie Mathew Changoo and Sarah Kang

Sunghwa Kang and Heejung Yeon

Sungkwan Kang and Suheun Nam

Mahadev Karadigudda and Sheetal Patil Theodore and Margaret Karakekes

Francis and Erinne Keffer

James and Tilena Kern

George Kezhakekuttiyil and Silba George Anwar Khan and Selma Vukotic Mehul and Darshita Kharidia

Mandar Kher and Vaishali Jambhekar Hyong Kim and Jisook Yoon Kap Soon Kim and Eun Jin Jeun

Yong Hoon and Yun Jeong Kim Mason Kimont

Greg and Charisma Kitchener

Steve and Amanda Klinger

Joab Kong and Yuying Long

Damon and Amy (Choice ’86) Korb

Gregory (’93) and Jill Korbel Bill and Janelle (Smith ’96) Kroenung Robertsen Ku and Annie Liu

Matthew and Kelly Kucic Vijay and Monica Kukreja Sanjay Kumar

Randy Kuroda and Estela Guijosa

Chuntak Kwan and Mei Ying Lau

Martin Kwende and Adeline Limen-Kwende

Bob and Heather La France Brent and Kathryn Ladd Juergen and Honorine Lahner

Ken Lai and Tram Doan

Vipul Lal and Anjali Machado Daniel and Andrea Lam

Joshua and Barbara Lamour

Jeffery and Maureen LaTourrette

Margaret Lavin Jeff and Kate Lawrence

Charles and Maria Lawson John and Jennifer Leach Darryl and Gladina Lee Hoon Ki Lee and Kyunghee Kang

Jeongwoo and Young Lee Jungchan Lee and Hyekyoung Han Kenneth and Aer Lee

Mu Young Lee and Julie Yoo Trinh Lee

Yau-Shing Lee and Fang-Yin Kuo Wei Lei and Mei Yang

Robert and Shannon Levine Bin Li and Hongling Cen Jun Li and Haiying Cheng Allen Liang and Lin Wu

Lisa Lico

Hsiao-Ting Lin and Hai-lei Hsu

Shih-Chia Lin and Hui-Hsuan Chen

Shihlun Lin and Wenchiann Liou

Yiching and Wanyu Lin

Sarath Lingala and Sridevi Antervedipalem

David Liu and Huan Jiang Justin Liu and Waigan Chan Yong Liu and Xuhui Hu

William Lloyd and Claire Ando Steven Lo and Ines Gonzalez Christopher Lomio

Daniel and Cindy Lopez Grizel Lopez and Vrinda Achuthan Padmakumari

Kuok Chun Lou and Ching Ngan Chan Xiaofeng and Min Ma

Thejaswi Bharadwaj Madapushi Sheshadri and Anupama Raghavaiyengar Eric and Beth Madia Amandeep and Chetna Mahajan Tosanwunmi and Odiri Maku Tim and Shea Malcolm Robert and Melissa Malley John and Liz Maloney Ranjeet Mankikar and Leena Janardanan Peter and Antoinette Manta

Paul Mantyla and Laura Wong Steven and Michelle Maranowski Dave and Maya Marcus Karl and Sheila Markert Fred and Joan Marquardt Martin and Alyse Mason Brian and Lisa Matherly Craig and Michelle Matsumoto Glenn and Susan Mau Winston and Mary Mau Thomas and Magdalena Maudoux Brian and Jennifer Maxwell John and Tracey Maytum James and Erin Mazzone Randy and Dawn McCahan Daniel and Michelle Mccauley Bradley and Donna Mccurrie Matthew and Leela McDonald Dan and Jennifer McKay Gary Meeker and Gladys Lim Nirav and Dipa Mehta Rajesh Mehta and Prashanthi Ravanavarapu Joe and Thelma Mendes Ayhan Menekshe and Martina Kocianova Joshua and Laura Meth Patrick (’81) and Heidi Miller Thomas (’83) and Christin Miller James and Lisa Mills

Joanne Mills Sadahisa and Yoshiko Mita

Phanikrishna Modali and Sujatha Kalyanam

Amit Modi and Manisha Surana Jeffrey and Kimberly Moore David (’90) and Claudia Morton Michael and Jody Mucci

Deborah Mueller

Marwan Mukhar and Evangelia Theologides Mukhar

Aniruddha Mulay and Gauri Joshi James and Jeanne Murphy Meredith Murphy Mike Murphy

Aniruddha and Deepika Nabar

Venkatesh Nagapudi and Sangeetha Mani Sreevatsa Nagarajarao and Shubha Krishnamurthy

Ravinandan and Deepa Naik Ben and Alex Nason

Sreekumar Natarajan and Priya Sarojini Servpreet and Sheilly Nayyar Shon and Marci Neditch

Benjamin and Kathryn Nelson Mike Neunfinger and Sigrid Jacobsen Arden Ng and Geraldine Ong

Michael Ng and Yen Ngo Hoang Ngo and Nga Le Alex and Thuy-Anh Nguyen Danny Nguyen and Amy Ho Hau Nguyen and Oanh Dang Edgar Nidome and Danielle Williams-Nidome

Tomofumi and Ikuyo Okuda

Richard and Kristin O’Leary Ryan and Amy Olein

Seow Ling Ong

Todd and Macy Otake Mark and Elizabeth Page Hengcheng Pai and Chia Jung Lin Josh and Heather Palmer Phil and Therese Papenfuss Jason and Susan Papier Eshwar and Shalini Parigi

Chan Hong Park and Mi Sook Lee Bob (’85) and Karen (Gimple ’86) Parker Steven and Grace Pataky Dipesh and Nirupa Patel Manas Pati and Sasmita Mishra Mahesh and Tiffini Patil

Prasun Paul and Tinku Chakraborty Linda Paulson

Ronald and Niamh Pellegrini

Gabriel and Holly Perez

Srinivas and Renuka Perla

Michael Petrovich and Eleanor Stewart-Petrovich David and Betty Pierce Connor and Tracy Pingree

Sudhir and Vishakha Prasad

Matthew and Cecilia Prentice

Thomas and Elizabeth Pulchny Rene and Anna Pulido

Chenhui Qi and Xia Zhang Wenhao Qiao and Chunyan Du Santiago Quijano

Aravinda Radhakrishnan and Vandana Rao

Marek and Jorgete Radko Ashok Raman and Sujata Ramnarayan Mayra Ramirez Roger and Estela Ramirez Peter and Josephine Rando Yuan Rao and Yuan Kang David and Elena Ratchkov Abhijit Ray and Paramita Nath Miranda Reeves

Marco and Raquel Regalado Scott and Bonnie Regan John Reilly and Cynthia Mount Alan and Ute Ren

Kimberly Richman Troy Riewe and Irene Tan

Nancy Rocha Mark (’92) and Gina Rodriguez Brian Rogoff and Renee Jacowitz Rogoff Scott Rohlfing

Dan Rose and Karina Garcia-Rose Felipe and Erleen Rosendo Michael and Shannon Rossi Paul Rousseau and Marie-Nathalie Beaudoin

Emmanuel and Christina Ruiz Ron Rulkens

Jennifer Sabatino ’92 Murphy A. Sabatino III Javid Salehieh and Ellery Stoll Paul and Megan Sampson

Jennifer Sandretto

Mahesh Sanganeria and Anju Gaur David and Sonia Sangster

Louie and Denise Sanguinetti Salvatore and Julie Saso Scott and Shannon Saunders

Patrick and Claire (Ryan ’95) Saxton

Theodore and JoAnn Schilb Mark and Marissa Schmidt

John and Francimar Schmitt Todd and Paige Schmitzer

Aaron Schultz and Gina Argenti-Schultz Robert and Alice Scritzky

Dan (’74) and Lisa Scudero

Andrea Seefeldt Setera Rajesh and Sajal Shah Utpal and Kinjal Shah Neeraj Sharma and Deep Vashisth Qiang Shen and Yaping Chai Jeongsup Shim and Heewon Park Michael and Jennifer Shum Mark and Ellen Silver Harsono and Paula Simka Garrett Sin and Valerie Chock Eric Sindelar and Heather Owens Deepinder Singh and Manpreet Bindra William and Ann Skeet Dmitry and Angelina Sklyar Kevin and Kelly Smith Greig and Tamara Snifeen Ming and Quinn Soon Benjamin and Katharine Spink Errol and Stacy Springs

Ed Sramaty and Brigid Bannan Kiran Sreenivasamurthy and Madhu Menaka

Vijay Srinivasan and Aparna Raman

David and Anne Stenseth

Sivaramakrishnan Sthanukrishnan and Barbara Ann Cassandra Tababa Benjamin Strong and Robin Navarro Strong

Dimitrios and Noreen Styliadis Jerry and Mengyuan Su Ying Su and Tomoko Yamura Narayanasamy Subramanian and Nirmala Balakrishnan

Ranjeet and Melissa Sudan Satheesh Sudarsan and Jaishree Subramania

Jonathan Sunderland and Natalie Azam Richard and Inga Surprenant Henri Sutioso and Farida Budiwarman Shingo and Makiko Suzuki Karthik Swaminathan and Soundarya

Sivaramakrishnan

Mark and Anna Swank

Carl (’92) and Pamela Sziebert Frank and Noella Tabladillo

Rich Tangney

Joseph and Nancy Tautges John and Rosemary Tebaldi Chris and Lynn Teresi Shakti and Indroop Thakur Paul Thilking and Mei Chen

Derek and Patricia Timm

Nueno Toliao and Hope StarrToliao

Angel and Sherice Torres

Richard Tow and Pingshan Yao Simon and Helen Towers

Hieu Tran and Christine Nguyen Hung and Loan Tran

Kostas Tsioutsiouliklis and Makrina Kartezini

David and Ilene Tucker

Radu Ursu and Anca Diaconu

Nandakishore Vasanthakumar and Swetha Narasimhaswamy

Vickram Vathulya and Sumi Krishnaswami

Daniel† and Nicola Vaughn

Rodney and Katherine Velasco

Anthony and Melanie Ventura

Jeffrey and Catherine Vijungco

Amaranto and Elena Vitorino

Chris and Zainab Vlahopouliotis

Gregory and Laura (Florczyk ’92) Walker Hugh and Yuko Walsh

Marte (’96) and Claudia Walsh

Bryan and Jain Wang

Changgong Wang and Shuo Liu

Wilson and Sherry Wang

Xiang Wang and Annabella Guo Xinyu Wang and Zhijie Huang

Yongwei Wang and Ying Zhao

Jason and Kathryn Watson Martyn and Fiona Webster

Wendell Wenjen and Kelly Minamide Rob and Jackie Wheeler

Pratap and Aparna Whig

Eric Wilcox and Jenny Hyun Blake and Rie Williams

Daniel and Katherine (Florczyk ’90) Williams

Alec and Helen Wong

Jack and Haydee Wong

Philip Wong and Khim Foo-Wong

Wangmyong and Youngmi Woo

Sean and Cindy Worthington

Peter Wu and Jennifer Lin

Tino Wuensche and Clare Yeh

Wei Xiang and Jing Wang

Charlie and Hong Yang

Cheng Yang and Qian Yao

Haitao Yang and Xiaoyu Xu

Yufeng Yang and Tina Zhou

Todd Yellin and Jennifer Copaken

Ehab and Heidi Youssef Stephen Yu and Hsin Yi Lee

Yang Yu and Huiling Jin Jay Zaveri and Avani Tolia Bo Zhang and Ge Tang Gang Zhang and Qing Zou Guanlin Zhang and Zhuozi Ye Tony and Serena Zhao Xugang Zhao and Xinting Zhou Charlie Zhu and Joyce Min Jun Xiu Zhu and Jian Wen Zeng

GIFTS FROM PARENTS OF ALUMNI

Annually, parents of alumni make generous contributions to the school. Archbishop Mitty High School wishes to thank those listed whose gifts provide students the opportunity for lifetime friendships and the gift of a quality, Catholic, college-preparatory education.

Brian and Amanda Aberg

Clara Adams

Sean Aggarwal and Linda Lee Tarun and Ritu Ahuja Bernard and Niccole Allard J-D and Mary Allegrucci Prakash and Anjali Babu Kaushik and Manjiri Barde Miles Iseri and Gina Battisto Iseri Rupen and Anar Bavishi Steve and Eileen (Curran ’79) Block Clark and Jennifer Bowcock Karl and Brenda Braitberg Scott and Rona Brodrick Misha and Lisa Burich

Craig Burrows and Betsy Upton Brian and Doreen Cadieux

Ronald and Mary Cane Clifford (’91) and Jennifer Caroza William and Susan Carter Jose (’86) and Kelly Castanon Gregory Catcott and Lou WoodburyCatcott

David and Venus Cenizal Dino and Mary Certa Alexander and Flerida Cervania Kris and Evelyne Chellam Benjamin and Lorraine Chew Wilton and Maria Chin Roberto and Isabelle Ciacchella

Joseph and Mary Connolly Richard and Diane Cristina

Christophe and Christine Culine John and Kristi Dasher Alain and Stephanie de Raynal Ronald and Renee Devore Tapomoy and Shyamopriya Dey Bassam and Samar Dimes James O’Brien and Marina Donovan Yuezhong Du and Jiong Peng Martin and Dawne Edwards Kennetha and Ernest Evans John and Helen Finneran Mary Folzman David and Dianne Foote Jerrad and Terri Forman George and Mary Ann Fox Frederick and Jennifer Fusilero Indrajit Gajendran and Lan Tong Tomo and Dara Galeb Reiner Genevriere and Sonja Cost John Gilmore and Orla McDonnell Jaydeep and Jyoti Gohil’ Christopher and Sheri Good Judy (Poe ’76) Goodson Manimaran Govindaraju and Bharathy Manimaran

Brian Gregory and Kerri Green Joe Guerra and Rose Lopez Kevin (’91) and Jennifer (Ehle ’92) Haggerty Chuck and Mary Hammers Mai Hoang Basim and Julianne Jaber Robert and Christine Jahncke Mark and Susan Jamieson Tomas and Mirka Janus Jan Jaso

Francisco and Laura Jimenez Robert and Cecilie Johnson Richard and Betty Kabanek Changoo and Sarah Kang Tae Kang and Moon Kim Mehul and Darshita Kharidia Phil (’69) and Kathy Kleinheinz Jeffrey Knight and Laura Rosso-Knight Damon and Amy (Choice ’86) Korb Mikhail Korolik and Katrina Mikhaylichenko

Matthew and Kelly Kucic Vipul Lal and Anjali Machado Daniel and Andrea Lam

Jeffery and Maureen LaTourrette

Jeff and Kate Lawrence Mark and Cathy Leather Hoon Ki Lee and Kyunghee Kang Mark and Susan Leonard

Laura Lewis

Bin Li and Hongling Cen Sarath Lingala and Sridevi Antervedipalem

Justin Liu and Waigan Chan

Xibin Liu and Rui Qiang

William Lloyd and Claire Ando Douglas and Maureen Lowell Tim and Shea Malcolm

Steven and Michelle Maranowski

Rick and Jill (Bresniker ’81) Martig Kathleen A. Martinelli

Brian and Lisa Matherly Craig and Michelle Matsumoto Glenn and Susan Mau

Winston and Mary Mau

Brian and Jennifer Maxwell James and Erin Mazzone

Curtis and Arlene McClelland Dennis and Kelly McHaffie Nona McHale

Gary Meeker and Gladys Lim Thomas (’83) and Christin Miller

Jeffrey and Kimberly Moore

Ernesto and Stacie Moreno Tom and Heidi Motroni Deborah Mueller Michael and Kimberly Mulcahy James and Jeanne Murphy Mahesh and Anuradha Murthy Mike Neunfinger and Sigrid Jacobsen

Alex and Thuy-Anh Nguyen Sean and Ann O’Kane

Eshwar and Shalini Parigi

Tarak Parikh and Swati Jobanputra

Chan Hong Park and Mi Sook Lee

June and Hye-Yeon Park

Bob (’85) and Karen (Gimple ’86) Parker Dipesh and Nirupa Patel

Prasun Paul and Tinku Chakraborty Joseph and Michelle Petrison

Steve (’78) and Jan (Welch ’78) Popolizio Andrew and Alison Powell

Bruce and Debra Powell

Matthew and Cecilia Prentice Thomas and Elizabeth Pulchny James and Barbara Pyle

George and Sandra Quinn

Ashok Raman and Sujata Ramnarayan

Roger and Estela Ramirez

James and Jean Riparbelli James and Kim Roberts

Kim Roberts

William and Lori Robowski

Jorge and Anne Rodriguez

Brian Rogoff and Renee Jacowitz Rogoff Felipe and Erleen Rosendo Carrie Rule

Paul and Megan Sampson

Mahesh Sanganeria and Anju Gaur

Louie and Denise Sanguinetti Mark and Marissa Schmidt

Clifford and Laurie Schmiesing Todd and Paige Schmitzer

Robert and Patricia Sheehan

Harsono and Paula Simka Mark and Melody Singer

William and Ann Skeet

Jim and Kate† Slevin

John and Catherine Slevin Kevin and Kelly Smith

Christopher Sooy

Errol and Stacy Springs

Ed Sramaty and Brigid Bannan Dimitrios and Noreen Styliadis Ying Su and Tomoko Yamura

Narayanasamy Subramanian and Nirmala Balakrishnan

Ranjeet and Melissa Sudan Frank and Noella Tabladillo

Chong Tan and Clare Lee Fred and Ellen Tou

Hieu Tran and Christine Nguyen David and Ilene Tucker

Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn Martyn and Fiona Webster

Daniel and Katherine (Florczyk ’90)

Williams Sean and Cindy Worthington

Cheng Yang and Qian Yao

Barbara Yeh

Jorge and Anne Rodriguez

Brian Rogoff and Renee Jacowitz Rogoff

Matthew and Holly Salkeld Paul and Megan Sampson

Brad Sandman and Tanya Jenkins Robert (’85) and Denise Sapien

Sachin and Praseeda Sathaye Jason and Tracy Scharpf

Todd and Paige Schmitzer Robert (’77) and Kimberly Schriver Santosh and Shilpa Shanbhag Sanjay and Bhavna Sharma Robert and Patricia Sheehan Damien and Maria Simon Thomas Skelton and Claudia Galvan De Skelton

John and Catherine Slevin Jim and Kate Slevin Kevin and Kelly Smith Gerry and Michelle Smith Stephen and Natalie Snyder James and Kelly Soares Jure and Michelle Šola

Christopher Sooy Steven and Susan Sordello Mark and Leilani Spencer Errol and Stacy Springs

Ed Sramaty and Brigid Bannan John and Punitha Stanislaus Ranjeet and Melissa Sudan Chong Tan and Clare Lee Fred and Ellen Tou

Theresa Tran Alex Truong and Grace Huang David Truong and Trinh Trinh David and Ilene Tucker

William Urban and Katrina Brinkman Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn Anthony and Alice Volpe Mark and Drew Vranicar Julian and Kandra Vu Khuong and Diane Vu Narayanan Vydianathan and Vidya Meenakshi

Xiaobo Wang and Qing Ren Alex and Munira Webb Jeffrey and Audrey Webb Martyn and Fiona Webster Rob Wheeler and Kerrie Utsumi

Daniel and Katherine (Florczyk ’90)

Williams

Sean and Cindy Worthington Jian Wu and Shuangying Huang William and Kendra Wymbs Cheng Yang and Qian Yao Barbara Yeh

GIFTS FROM FRIENDS

Anonymous

Dylan Drake

Patricia Gregory

Ann Lambrecht

Jorge and Anne Rodriguez

Grace Sanfilippo John and Timi Sobrato Sathish Vinjamur Sridharan Rachael Waldvogel Richard and Jane Walker Patience Yi

Gifts from Alumni and Current Students

All Archbishop Mitty High School students benefit from the altruism of the Monarchs who came before them. Alumni understand the value of the Archbishop Mitty High School experience perhaps better than anyone, and the ongoing support of the alumni community is critical to the school’s continued success.

On March 4, 2022, we held the fifth annual Monarch Day of Giving, raising $22,000 with 35 classes represented. Next year’s Monarch Day of Giving will be on March 3, 2023, the day after Monarch Madness, and in the spirit of the Madness, friendly competition will be encouraged between graduating classes. Thank you to the alumni who gave so generously during the 2021-2022 school year.

CLASS OF 1968

Steve Gera Tim Muller

CLASS OF 1969

Kenneth Corsello Phil Kleinheinz Raymond Perry

CLASS OF 1970

Robert Freitas Tim McCarthy Dan Mount David Stringari

CLASS OF 1971

Robert Blickenstaff David Brown Daniel Stringari Timothy Walsh

CLASS OF 1972 Michael Pena Steve Welch

Class of 1973

Adrianne (van Dyk) Brown Ronald Cieslak Mary Ann (Ziegler) Draeger Rosemary (Nurre) Nurre-Hallatt Ruth (Polen) Polen Welch Marjorie (Formico) Walsh

Class of 1974

Dan Scudero

Roxanne (Stringari) Vane

CLASS OF 1975

Craig Watkins

CLASS OF 1976

Linda (Chapman) Babcock Judy (Poe) Goodson

Bryan Ramona Jeff Walsh

CLASS OF 1977

Joan (Russell) Downey Chris Enfantino

CLASS OF 1978 Mark Burns Jan (Welch) Popolizio Steve Popolizio Kevin Walsh

CLASS OF 1979 Eileen (Curran) Block Cleo (Constant) Bozzuto Michael Glazzy Scot Graham Rosemary McCarthy Alice Medeiros David Vachon

CLASS OF 1980

William Benak, Jr. David Roberson

CLASS OF 1981 Jill (Bresniker) Martig Patrick Miller

CLASS OF 1983

Thomas Miller Christina Terry

CLASS OF 1984

Lisa Glazzy Michael Potter

CLASS OF 1985

Kristin (Lundblade) Dickens Matt Haniger Michelle (Kuzirian) Otte Bob Parker Karen (Bryant) Tersini

CLASS OF 1986

Jose Castanon Amy (Choice) Korb Kristina (Specht) Murata Karen (Gimple) Parker

CLASS OF 1987

Debbie (Gaskell) Coldiron Carlstan Matsuo

CLASS OF 1989

Susan (Kabanek) Bishop Pancho Jimenez Paul Lipari Richard Portillo

CLASS OF 1990

Timothy de Kay Amanda (Ott) Flynn Shirley (Mamuyac) Mata Dan McHale

David Morton Jr. Leslie (Caughran) Reilly Katherine (Florczyk) Williams

CLASS OF 1991

Clifford Caroza Heather (Menifee) Casale Tracy (Yamamoto) Falco Kevin Haggerty Robin (Alberto) Hanahan Marc Hartley Patrick Herrington Julianna (Orban) Kaefer

CLASS OF 1992

Maureen (Loftus) Anderson Jacob Caputo Robin (Jeffers) Caputo Jennifer (Ehle) Haggerty Latanya (Johnson) Hilton Robert Jones Mark Rodriguez, Jr.

Jennifer (Campisi) Sabatino Carl Sziebert Miel Vallejo-Brooks Laura (Florczyk) Walker

CLASS OF 1993

Susan (Perry) Bartlett

Ben Caputo Ashley (Mendez) Fijman Janine (Gill) Hartley Gregory Korbel Delina (Chiechi) Pulliam Scott Silva

CLASS OF 1994

Cindy (Lau) Asuncion Amy (Goerges) Giachetti Justine (Giacomini) Mobeck Jakaria (Stewart) Stewart Crawford

CLASS OF 1995

Maile Robertson Claire (Ryan) Saxton Randall Swanson

CLASS OF 1996

Dustin Barclay Erin (Coon) Barclay Jeanine Giacomini Janelle (Smith) Kroenung Marte Walsh

CLASS OF 1997

Karyn Cilker Julie Ann (Gillespie) Hedrick Andrew Miller Tamara Monson

CLASS OF 1998

Genevieve (Guy) Altwer Julie Barton Trisha Mae Coyoca Shannon (Amstrup) Holleman Mary (Holt) Pustejovsky

CLASS OF 1999

Lauren (Sherburne) Kiedrowski

CLASS OF 2000

Catherine (Cilker) Dodd Jason Meduri

CLASS OF 2001

John Cane Sarah (Jordan) Faulkner Nam Nguyen

CLASS OF 2002

James de Quinto Katherine (Frise) Epidendio Nick Epidendio Janelle (Rodas) Harris Lindsey (Sherburne) Little Christine (Brady) Oliver Jason Oliver Breann (Robowski) Yu Meghan Snelham

CLASS OF 2003

Steven Cary Alia (McCaffrey) Kele Ashley Rule Cassie Williams

CLASS OF 2004 Mike D’Ambrosio Ashley (Fini) Khalipa Jason Khalipa

CLASS OF 2005

Joseph Ciesinski Megan (Pitzen) King

CLASS OF 2006

Thomas Fang Christopher Jackson Kayla (Farrell) Monk Patrick Monk Chelsea (Armer) Pagan Kelly (Schmidt) Peters Kelly (Enfantino) Setoguchi Bianca (Alcantara) Wanless

CLASS OF 2007

Ciara Johnson Nicole Santo

CLASS OF 2008 Joelle May Nario

CLASS OF 2009

Mason Barrera Kendra (Breunling) Cornelius Montina Filice Michael Hart Christine (Connolly) Henninger

CLASS OF 2010

Katherine Edgecumbe Emilie (Soares) Marino

CLASS OF 2011 Derek Block Ryan Chew Cory Quinn

CLASS OF 2012 Keith Barna Megan Linney Christopher Loos Sruthi Ramaswami

CLASS OF 2014 Jessica Alva

CLASS OF 2015

Luis Yepez

CLASS OF 2016

Camille Daszynski Jennifer Good Kylie Rego

CLASS OF 2019 Anna Cosmin-Spanoche Mia Napolitano CJ Purdy Dominic Quinones

CLASS OF 2020

Paige Ashton Kristie Park

CLASS OF 2021 Sophia Fijman CLASS OF 2022 Sydney Taloma

Engage with Mitty

As we began to return to in-person learning, we offered alternatives to some of our more traditional in-person community building and fundraising activities. Many supporters pivoted their support to our Engage with Mitty event series: Concert in the Commons in the fall and Voices in the Vineyard in the spring. Both events gave the Archbishop Mitty community an opportunity to get to know each other and support the AMHS General Endowment. We are grateful to the dedicated donors who remain faithful supporters of AMHS.

EVENT UNDERWRITING

Kris and Evelyne Chellam

D’Ambrosio Real Estate

Joanne Mills

David and Kerrie Peraino

DONATIONS

Brad and Marget Baron

Peter and Mary Baust

Donald and Andrea Blameuser Burch Boehner and Debbie Rishel Karl and Brenda Braitberg Donn and Heather (Menifee ’91) Casale

The Mitty Auction Online

Mark and Sharon Cosentino Greg and Ashley (Mendez ’93) Fijman Janine (Gill ’93) Hartley

Jeremy Hartman and Sharon O’Mara Joseph and Eugenia Houle

Jeffrey and Carolyn Hughes Richard and Ellen Imrisek Robertsen Ku and Annie Liu

Jeff and Kate Lawrence Kenneth and Aer Lee Luke and Lauren Matusich Joshua and Laura Meth Luis and Lupe Morales Edward Mueller and Pamela Hurley

Mueller

Marwan Mukhar and Evangelia Theologides Mukhar

Mario and Rachel Paniccia

Kathryn Renschler

David and Jenni Salter Louis and Rocio Samara Jason and Tracy Scharpf

Aaron Schultz and Gina Argenti-Schultz Steve and Leslie Sifferman Jim and Holly Vergara Alec and Helen Wong

The Mitty Auction Online was held March 23rd through March 27th and featured a variety of impressive offerings from donor families and local businesses. A Fund-A-Need appeal was made to support Archbishop Mitty High School’s Direct Aid program, which assists the school in distributing more than $5 million in tuition assistance.

AUCTION BUSINESS DONORS

Ace Hardware

AJ Tutoring

A-Jay’s Cheese Steaks

Amici’s East Coast Pizzeria

Andaz Napa Hotel Apis Floral

Aqui Cal-Mex

Asian Art Museum

Bay Area Discovery Museum Bay Club Courtside

Bella James Bloomsters

Boast Coffee Co.

Boulder Ridge Breakout Studios

The Broad BSN Sports Byington Winery

The Cake Works Campo di Bocce

Capers Eat & Drink

Children’s Musical Theatre of San Jose Cinemark Centry 20 Oakridge

Citti’s Florist Classic Car Wash Concannon Vineyard

Costco Crow’s Nest CYW Photography

The Dancing Cat Lounge David Enrique Photography

Discretion Brewing

Dry Creek Grill

Economic Driving School

Epicurean Group

Erik’s DeliCafe

Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Winery

The Fish Market

Fjallraven

Forbes Mill Steakhouse Golfland USA

Habana Cuba Restaurant

The Hakone Foundation

Hapa’s Brewing Company

Happy Hollow Park and Zoo

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Lake Tahoe

Hill Family Estate Winery

Hiller Aviation Institute

Hobee’s California Restaurants

Home Depot

Hyatt Regency Santa Clara

iD Tech Camps

The Inn At Saratoga

In-N-Out Burger

J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines

JaM Cellars

Joseph George Wines

Kendra Scott

Peter D. Kiryakos, DDS

KRTY - San Jose Hot Country

La Pooch Grooming & Boutique

Ladera Grill

Law Office of Kelly McHaffie

Lisa’s Tea Treasures

Locale

Lunardi’s Markets San Jose

Lux Bus America

Lynn The Dog Trainer

Mann Lake Ltd.

Merit Educational Consultants

Michael Anthony Salon Miner Family Winery

MOHI Social at Granada Theater

Montalvo Arts Center

Mount Hermon Adventures Oak & Rye Oakland Athletics Baseball

O’Neill Yacht Company

Operation Care and Comfort

Palo Alto Players

The Pasta Market

Pet People of Los Gatos

Pizza My Heart

Planet Granite Rock Climbing Gym

The Plex

Pruneridge Golf Club

Responsible Lee LLC

Ridge Vineyards

Rubio’s

San Francisco Botanical Garden Society

San Francisco Giants

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art San Francisco Opera

San Jose Earthquakes

Santa Clara University

Saso High School Prep

Scented Designs

Shadowbrook

Sirius Dog Training

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom

Skinspirit Skincare Clinic & Spa

Solar4 America Ice

Soquel Vineyards

Spenga

Starbucks Stretchlab

Susan J. Weiand Photography

Susie Cakes

Symphony San Jose

The Tech Museum Of Innovation Testarossa Winery Thomas Fogarty Winery Topgolf

Total Wine & More Tsing Tao Restaurant Tuxedo Fashions

Valencia Howard Photography Willamette Valley Vineyards Winter Lodge

The Wooden Horse Zanotto’s

AUCTION INDIVIDUAL DONORS

John and Rosemary Beahm Gary and Amanda Butcher Kris and Evelyne Chellam Thomas and Vian Davis Paul and Patti Decena Richard and Moira Edelman Kennetha and Ernest Evans Greg and Ashley (Mendez ’93) Fijman Jason and Allison Fox Matt (’85) and Julie Haniger John and Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton

Shelley Hopkins

Jon and Karen Imperato Richard and Ellen Imrisek Francis and Erinne Keffer Juergen and Honorine Lahner Kenneth and Aer Lee Robert and Shannon Levine Dan Y. Lokteff

Fred and Matty Lopez Joanne Mills

Jeffrey and Kimberly Moore Deborah Mueller

Eddie Mui and Bee Kiang Tan Marwan Mukhar and Evangelia Theologides Mukhar Michael and Kimberly Mulcahy

Anthony Passarelli

David and Kerrie Peraino

Samarth Suresh and Sruthi Ramaswami ’12 David and Sonia Sangster Devin and Kelly (Enfantino ’06)

Setoguchi

Michael and Jennifer Shum

Richard and Inga Surprenant Derek and Patricia Timm Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn Rachael Waldvogel Danny and Amber White Donald and Jane Wulf Ellen Wulf Tim and Kristin Zanni Tony and Serena Zhao

FUND-A-NEED

Sean Aggarwal and Linda Lee Bernard and Niccole Allard Vince and Laure Cardinale Kris and Evelyne Chellam Ryan Chew ’11 Christophe and Christine Culine Kennetha and Ernest Evans George and Mary Ann Fox Frederick and Jennifer Fusilero Puneet and Namrata Gupta

Jennifer Hull

Francis and Erinne Keffer Charles and Maria Lawson Eric and Beth Madia Nona McHale

Patrick (’81) and Heidi Miller

Joanne Mills

Tom and Heidi Motroni Alex and Thuy-Anh Nguyen

Jorge and Anne Rodriguez Michael and Jennifer Shum Mark and Melody Singer

Richard and Inga Surprenant Wilfredo and Patsy Vargas Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn Philip Wong and Khim Foo-Wong

Spring Concert in the Commons

Saturday, March 18, 2023 • 6:30 p.m.

Parents: Enjoy an evening of community, dancing, and live music.

Alumni & Friends Golf Tournament

The 34th Annual Alumni & Friends Golf Tournament was held on May 2, 2022 at Cinnabar Hills Golf Course, with 28 sponsors and 166 golfers participating in the tournament raising over $55,000 for the school. All proceeds from this event benefited the AMHS Alumni Scholarship Endowment, which will help provide book scholarships to deserving young men and women at Archbishop Mitty High School. Next year’s tournament will be held on May 1, 2023.

2022 ALUMNI & FRIENDS TOURNAMENT PLANNING COMMITTEE

Shannon Beck

Paul Behan ’82

Carol Berg

Robert Blickenstaff ’71

Kelly Bovone

Michael Campbell

Larry Cargnoni

Donn Casale

Kathy Cote Guarnieri

Jim Downey

Chris Enfantino ’77

Bernard Galvan

Steve Gera ’68

Renee (Diani ’92) Huerta

David Huynh

Becca Jalili

Rachel Juliano ’14

Daniel Juliano

Dana Kelly

Beth Khalid

Jill Korbel

Laura Lajeunesse

Dave Marcus

Shirley (Mamuyac ’90) Mata

Jennifer Mazzuca

John McIntyre

Diana Medina

Kim Moore

Ernie Moreno

Sheryl Murdock

Robin Navarro Strong

Michelle (Kuzirian ’85) Otte

Monica Perez

Jessica Perez

Cathy Peters-Yamagishi

Betty Pierce

Beatriz Quezada

Mario Quezada

David Roberson ’80

Jennifer Sabatino ’92

Louis Samara

Claudine Sarkis-Campbell

Kara Seeger

Carol (Basini ’85) Sheets

Roseanne (Lipari ’87) Smith Rich Surprenant Dave Vachon ’79

Marguerite Vachon Michael Vachon ’03 Kim Vostermans

Kay Woodard Cindy Worthington Karynn Zmijewski

PREMIER TOURNAMENT SPONSOR

Richard and Diane Cristina Environmental Systems, Inc.

TOURNAMENT SPONSORS

Robert and Christine Jahncke

ACE SPONSORS

Sirious Baseball LLC and Benjamin Strong and Robin Navarro Strong

EAGLE SPONSORS

Joseph J. Albanese, Inc. Kris and Evelyne Chellam Devcon Construction John Gilmore and Orla McDonnell Insperity Support Services, L.P. McLarney Construction, Inc. Promex Industries, Inc. Roof Structures, Inc Talisman Network TJG Mission Critical Realty

BIRDIE SPONSORS

Trane

PREMIUM HOLE SPONSORS

Aspiriant

Lawrence and Kathleen Cargnoni Dan Caputo Company

James and Joan (Russell ’77) Downey Steve (’68) and Linda Gera Glenn and Theresa Tsukamoto David (’79) and Marguerite Vachon

HOLE SPONSORS

Buchanan & Reed, Inc Phil (’69) and Kathy Kleinheinz Daniel and Laura Lajeunesse

Pfeiffer Electric

Quezada State Farm Agency Bryan and Karynn Zmijewski

HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSOR

Bill Benak

David (’79) and Marguerite Vachon

IN-KIND SPONSORS

Aldo’s Ristorante

Mike Aymar

Robert (’71) and Lisa Blickenstaff Lawrence and Kathleen Cargnoni Chardonnay Sailing Charters

Environmental Systems, Inc.

Donald and Xochitl Foldenauer Tim Guarnieri and Kathleen Cote Guarnieri

Joseph George Wines

Keller Williams Bay Area Estates

Los Gatos Cigar Shop

Los Gatos Meats & Smokehouse

Palermo Italian Restaurant

Edwardo and Jessica Perez

Michael Petrovich and Eleanor Stewart-Petrovich

Quezada State Farm Agency

Jan Skuba

Benjamin Strong and Robin Navarro Strong

Donors to Archbishop Mitty High School

IN-KIND GIFTS

Through our individual gifts of time, talent, and treasure, we as a community are providing our students with the best Catholic, college preparatory experience imaginable. Each year, Archbishop Mitty High School receives tangible gifts of personal property, equipment, and services, which add to the quality of life at the school. A special thanks to the in-kind donors who have made gifts during the 2021-2022 school year.

Ace Hardware

AJ Tutoring

A-Jay’s Cheese Steaks

Aldo’s Ristorante

Amici’s East Coast Pizzeria Andaz Napa Hotel

Apis Floral Aqui Cal-Mex Asian Art Museum

Mike Aymar Bay Area Discovery Museum Bay Club Courtside John and Rosemary Beahm

Bella James Robert (‘71) and Lisa Blickenstaff Bloomsters

Boast Coffee Co. Boulder Ridge Breakout Studios

The Broad BSN Sports Gary and Amanda Butcher

Byington Winery

The Cake Works

Campo di Bocce

Capers Eat & Drink

Chardonnay Sailing Charters

Kris and Evelyne Chellam

Children’s Musical Theatre of San Jose Cinemark Centry 20 Oakridge

Citti’s Florist

Classic Car Wash Concannon Vineyard Costco Crow’s Nest CYW Photography

The Dancing Cat Lounge

David Enrique Photography

Thomas and Vian Davis Paul and Patti Decena Discretion Brewing Dry Creek Grill

Economic Driving School Richard and Moira Edelman

Epicurean Group

Erik’s DeliCafe Kennetha and Ernest Evans

Ferrari-Carano Vineyards and Winery Greg and Ashley (Mendez ’93) Fijman

The Fish Market

Fjallraven

Donald and Xochitl Foldenauer Forbes Mill Steakhouse

Jason and Allison Fox Golfland USA

Tim Guarnieri and Kathleen Cote Guarnieri

Habana Cuba Restaurant

The Hakone Foundation

Matt (‘85) and Julie Haniger Hapa’s Brewing Company Happy Hollow Park and Zoo Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Lake Tahoe Hill Family Estate Winery Hiller Aviation Institute

John and Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton Hobee’s California Restaurants Home Depot

Shelley Hopkins Hyatt Regency Santa Clara iD Tech Camps

Jon and Karen Imperato Richard and Ellen Imrisek The Inn at Saratoga

In-N-Out Burger

J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines

JaM Cellars

Joe Escobar Diamonds

Joseph George Wines

Francis and Erinne Keffer

Keller Williams Bay Area Estates

Kendra Scott Mason Kimont

Peter D. Kiryakos, DDS KRTY - San Jose Hot Country

La Pooch Grooming & Boutique

Ladera Grill

Juergen and Honorine Lahner

Law Office of Kelly McHaffie

Kenneth and Aer Lee

Robert and Shannon Levine

Lisa’s Tea Treasures

Locale

Dan Y. Lokteff

Fred and Matty Lopez

Los Gatos Cigar Shop

Los Gatos Meats & Smokehouse

Lunardi’s Markets San Jose

Lux Bus America

Lynn The Dog Trainer

Mann Lake Ltd.

Merit Educational Consultants

Michael Anthony Salon

Joanne Mills Miner Family Winery MOHI Social at Granada Theater

Montalvo Arts Center

Jeffrey and Kimberly Moore

Scott and Elena Mosko Mount Hermon Adventures

Deborah Mueller

Eddie Mui and Bee Kiang Tan

Marwan Mukhar and Evangelia Theologides Mukhar

Michael and Kimberly Mulcahy

Oak & Rye

Oakland Athletics Baseball

O’Neill Yacht Company

Operation Care and Comfort

Palermo Italian Restaurant

Palo Alto Players

Anthony Passarelli

The Pasta Market

David and Kerrie Peraino

Edwardo and Jessica Perez

Pet People of Los Gatos

Michael Petrovich and Eleanor Stewart-Petrovich

Pizza My Heart

Planet Granite Rock Climbing Gym

The Plex

Pruneridge Golf Club

Quezada State Farm Agency

Samarth Suresh and Sruthi Ramaswami ’12

Responsible Lee LLC

Ridge Vineyards

Rubio’s

San Francisco Botanical Garden Society

San Francisco Giants

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

San Francisco Opera San Jose Earthquakes

David and Sonia Sangster

Saso High School Prep Scented Designs

Stephen and Mollie Schott Devin and Kelly (Enfantino ’06) Setoguchi Shadowbrook

Michael and Jennifer Shum Sirius Dog Training

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Skinspirit Skincare Clinic & Spa Jan Skuba

Solar4America Ice Soquel Vineyards Spenga Starbucks Stretchlab

Benjamin Strong and Robin Navarro Strong

Richard and Inga Surprenant Susan J. Weiand Photography

Susie Cakes

Symphony San Jose

The Tech Museum Of Innovation Testarossa Winery Thomas Fogarty Winery Derek and Patricia Timm

Topgolf

Total Wine & More Tsing Tao Restaurant Tuxedo Fashions

Valencia Howard Photography Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn David Vida and Amy Sims-Vida Rachael Waldvogel

Danny and Amber White Willamette Valley Vineyards

Winter Lodge

The Wooden Horse

Donald and Jane Wulf

Ellen Wulf

Tim and Kristin Zanni Zanotto’s Tony and Serena Zhao ’12

DIRECT AID GIFTS

Direct aid donations are used in the same year that they are received and directly benefit families who are in the most need of assistance. Archbishop Mitty High School is committed to providing an enriched education to all deserving students who seek it. For many, our direct aid program is the only avenue for them to attend Archbishop Mitty High School. A special thanks to the direct aid donors who made gifts during the 20212022 school year.

AbbVie

Clara Adams

Sean Aggarwal and Linda Lee Tarun and Ritu Ahuja Bernard and Niccole Allard J-D and Mary Allegrucci Jessica Alva ’14

Applied Materials, Inc. Francisco Arriaga and Diana Alvarez Robert and Cindy (Lau ’94) Asuncion Kaushik and Manjiri Barde Paul Bayon and Ronnie Jacobson Julio Bermudez and Barbara Fernandez Steve and Eileen (Curran ’79) Block Bright Funds Edward Brooks and Miel VallejoBrooks ’92 Misha and Lisa Burich Mark Burns ’78 Michael and Samantha Butler John (’01) and Katie Cane Ronald and Mary Cane The Carter Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. William and Susan Carter Steven Cary ’03 and Sean McBride Jose (’86) and Kelly Castanon Gregory Catcott and Lou WoodburyCatcott

Hugh Stuart Center Charitable Trust Dino and Mary Certa Kris and Evelyne Chellam Kyle Cheung and Leonor Cheong Benjamin and Lorraine Chew Ryan Chew ’11 Wilton and Maria Chin Roberto and Isabelle Ciacchella Ronald Cieslak ’73

Cisco Systems, Inc.

Joseph and Mary Connolly

Kenneth Corsello ’69

Steven and Gina Corsello Anna Cosmin-Spanoche ’19

Trisha Mae Coyoca ’98

Catherine Crisafulli

Richard and Diane Cristina Christophe and Christine Culine Rainer Cvillink and Ellen Paxinos Mike (’04) and Maggie D’Ambrosio Danaher Foundation

John and Kristi Dasher Shawn and Ioana Delaney Dell Technologies

Domenico and Elvira Discenza

Dylan Drake

Michael Dueweke and Natalia Kisseleva Justin Duren

DXC Technology

Katherine Edgecumbe ’10

Epicurean Group

Kennetha and Ernest Evans Mike and Tracy (Yamamoto ’91) Falco Ben and Sarah (Jordan ’01) Faulkner Montina Filice ’09

John and Helen Finneran Mary Folzman

David and Dianne Foote George and Mary Ann Fox Frederick and Jennifer Fusilero Indrajit Gajendran and Lan Tong Jeanine Giacomini ’96

John Gilmore and Orla McDonnell Michael (’79) and Cathy Glazzy Christopher and Sheri Good Judy (Poe ’76) Goodson

Jason and Angela Govig Jayesh and Ritu Goyal

Joe Guerra and Rose Lopez

Abhinav Halen and Sunita Joshi Rick and Lisa Hayashi

Sungkwan Heo and Yoonseon Lee

Greg Herbert and Janel Canepa

John and Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton Mai Hoang

Shannon Holleman ’98

Joseph and Eugenia Houle

HY Floor and Gameline Painting Inc.

ICONIQ Capital

The Intel Foundation

The Intuit Foundation

Marat Irner and Lyudmila Kruty-Irner

Miles Iseri and Gina Battisto Iseri

Itron, Inc

Raju and Vasanthi Iyer

Ramji Jagannathan and Aruna Gajavalli Kannan

Robert and Christine Jahncke

Jan Jaso Francisco and Laura Jimenez

Robert and Cecilie Johnson Juniper Networks

Richard and Betty Kabanek Tae Kang and Moon Kim

Francis and Erinne Keffer

Alia (McCaffrey ’03) Kele

George Kezhakekuttiyil and Silba George Eli and Lauren (Sherburne ’99) Kiedrowski

Mason Kimont

Phil (’69) and Kathy Kleinheinz

Damon and Amy (Choice ’86) Korb

Gregory (’93) and Jill Korbel Vijay and Monica Kukreja Sanjay Kumar

Margaret Lavin

Charles and Maria Lawson

John and Jennifer Leach Kenneth and Aer Lee Mu Young Lee and Julie Yoo Trinh Lee

Laura Lewis Bin Li and Hongling Cen Shihlun Lin and Wenchiann Liou

Bryan and Lindsey (Sherburne ’02) Little Xibin Liu and Rui Qiang

Douglas and Maureen Lowell Eric and Beth Madia

Fred and Joan Marquardt

Rick and Jill (Bresniker ’81) Martig Kathleen A. Martinelli

Glenn and Susan Mau Randy and Dawn McCahan

Daniel and Michelle Mccauley Curtis and Arlene McClelland Dennis and Kelly McHaffie Nona McHale

Alice Medeiros ’79

Joe and Thelma Mendes

The Thomas Merton Center for Catholic Spiritual Development

Microsoft Patrick (’81) and Heidi Miller Joanne Mills

Craig and Justine (Giacomini ’94) Mobeck Tom and Heidi Motroni Kristina (Specht ’86) Murata James and Jeanne Murphy Meredith Murphy Mike Murphy

Sreevatsa Nagarajarao and Shubha Krishnamurthy Shon and Marci Neditch Netflix

NetScout Systems, Inc. Hoang Ngo and Nga Le Alex and Thuy-Anh Nguyen Hau Nguyen and Oanh Dang Nam Nguyen ’01

Nutanix

NVIDIA

James O’Brien and Marina Donovan Sean and Ann O’Kane

Richard and Kristin O’Leary Seow Ling Ong

Michelle (Kuzirian ’85) Otte Josh and Heather Palmer June and Hye-Yeon Park Kristie Park ’20

David Penaskovic and Lisa Glazzy ’84 Steve (’78) and Jan (Welch ’78) Popolizio Richard Portillo ’89 Mike Potter (’84) and Cindy Chavez Bruce and Debra Powell Eric and Delina (Chiechi ’93) Pulliam Eric Purviance and Rosemary McCarthy ’79

Mary Pustejovsky ’98 James and Barbara Pyle Wenhao Qiao and Chunyan Du George and Sandra Quinn Marek and Jorgete Radko Mayra Ramirez

Kylie Rego ’16

Kimberly Richman

James and Kim Roberts

William and Lori Robowski

Nancy Rocha

Jorge and Anne Rodriguez

Paul Rousseau and Marie-Nathalie

Beaudoin

Emmanuel and Christina Ruiz Ashley Rule ’03

Carrie Rule

Clifford and Laurie Schmiesing Todd and Paige Schmitzer

Neeraj Sharma and Deep Vashisth

Robert and Patricia Sheehan

Qiang Shen and Yaping Chai

Michael and Jennifer Shum Mark and Melody Singer

Jim and Kate† Slevin

John and Catherine Slevin

John and Timi Sobrato

Christopher Sooy

Stella B. Gross Charitable Trust

Scott Stephenson ’88

Sivaramakrishnan Sthanukrishnan and Barbara Ann Cassandra Tababa

Richard and Inga Surprenant

Samarth Suresh and Sruthi Ramaswami ’12

Sydney Sierra M. Taloma

Joseph and Nancy Tautges

Radu Ursu and Anca Diaconu

Wilfredo and Patsy Vargas

Varian Medical Systems

Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn Sathish Vinjamur Sridharan Rachael Waldvogel

Justin Warner and Karyn Cilker ’95

Craig Watkins ’75

Jason and Kathryn Watson

Philip Wong and Khim Foo-Wong Yufeng Yang and Tina Zhou

Barbara Yeh

Luis Yepez ’15

Jason and Breann (Robowski ’02) Yu Stephen Yu and Hsin Yi Lee Tony and Dena Zaia

Jun Xiu Zhu and Jian Wen Zeng

BUSINESSES, CORPORATIONS, AND FOUNDATIONS

Archbishop Mitty High School is grateful to the businesses, corporations, and foundations who generously supported the school with financial contributions during the 2021-2022 school year.

Abbott Laboratories

AbbVie

Adobe Systems, Inc.

Joseph J. Albanese, Inc.

Allied Auto Works Allstate

Applied Materials, Inc. Aspiriant Bank of America

Blue Whale Foundation Bright Funds Broadcom

Buchanan & Reed, Inc

The Carter Family Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Ciena Corporation Cisco Systems, Inc. Citrix Systems Silicon Valley Compass Congregation Sinai of San Jose D’Ambrosio Family Foundation D’Ambrosio Real Estate Dan Caputo Company Hugh Stuart Center Charitable Trust Danaher Foundation Dell Technologies Devcon Construction DXC Technology eBay Elasticsearch Electronic Arts Environmental Systems, Inc. Epicurean Group Equinix, Inc. Expedia, Inc. Galeb Paving Inc. GHF Partners, Inc. Stella B. Gross Charitable Trust Hewlett-Packard Company

HY Floor and Gameline Painting Inc. ICONIQ Capital Insperity Support Services, L.P. The Intel Foundation

The Intuit Foundation Itron, Inc Juniper Networks Kaiser Permanente

The KLA Tencor Foundation Lenovo Inc. LinkedIn Lockton

Matt Garcia Memorial, Inc. Mayuri Products, Inc. McLarney Construction, Inc. Menekshe Law Firm

The Thomas Merton Center for Catholic Spiritual Development Micron Technology, Inc. Microsoft Netflix NetScout Systems, Inc.

Nintendo of America

Nutanix NVIDIA Oath, Inc.

Matching

Gift Program

Pacific Helix Distributing Palo Alto Networks, Inc. PayPal Pfeiffer Electric Promex Industries, Inc. Proximous Inc. Pure Storage Quezada State Farm Agency Red Hat Roof Structures, Inc SAP ServiceNow Sirious Baseball LLC Sordello Family Foundation SV Techsol, Inc. Synopsys Talisman Network Teradyne TJG Mission Critical Realty Trane

University of San Francisco Urban Ed Academy Varian Medical Systems The VMware Foundation Walmart Foundation The Wells Fargo Foundation

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES

Many corporations support private secondary education by matching a donor’s gift, often as much as two or three times the original contribution. A special thanks to those companies that matched gifts contributed by Archbishop Mitty High School donors during the 2021-2022 school year.

Abbott Laboratories AbbVie Adobe Systems, Inc. Allstate Applied Materials, Inc. Bank of America Bright Funds Broadcom Matching Gift Program Ciena Corporation Cisco Systems, Inc.

Citrix Systems Silicon Valley Dell Technologies DXC Technology eBay Elasticsearch Electronic Arts Equinix, Inc. Expedia, Inc. Hewlett-Packard Company ICONIQ Capital The Intel Foundation The Intuit Foundation Itron, Inc Juniper Networks Kaiser Permanente

The KLA Tencor Foundation Lenovo Inc. LinkedIn Micron Technology, Inc. Microsoft Netflix NetScout Systems, Inc. Nintendo of America Nutanix NVIDIA Oath, Inc. Palo Alto Networks, Inc. PayPal Pure Storage Red Hat SAP ServiceNow Synopsys Teradyne

Varian Medical Systems The VMware Foundation Walmart Foundation

The Wells Fargo Foundation

Archbishop Mitty High School Heritage Circle

The Archbishop Mitty Heritage Circle consists of alumni, parents of alumni, current parents, and friends of Archbishop Mitty High School, who have made provision for the school by means of a planned gift. These very special donors help to secure the financial future of Archbishop Mitty through their will or estate documents. A portion of their estate will be set aside for a special fund that will generate much-needed support for our programs and scholarships. This unique giving vehicle is the greatest of all gifts as it allows future Monarchs to enjoy the superior Catholic college preparatory education that Archbishop Mitty students and alumni have experienced.

The following is a list of individuals who have made the school aware of such a provision as of June 30, 2022.

Arthur and Denise Adams

Bonnie Blackwell

Mark Burns ’78

Jake (’92) and Robin (Jeffers ’92) Caputo

Gregory Lawrence Chesson† Robert and Suzanne Curthoys

Lawrence and Jacquelyn deAngelis Joseph† and Joyce Denzel Tom and Kathy Dunlap

Michael and Mary Ellen Fox

Joe Guerra

Evelyn Heagerty† R. Andy and Louise Helland Howard and Barb Ignatius Richard† and Debi Justice Kevin and Michelle (Lisk ’86) Kelly Steve Kottmeier and Suanne Ramar Michael (’77) and Annette Linney Kevin and Eileen Madej Richard Moore and Juliette Bettencourt Dale and Lyn Nesbitt Gerry and Carol Parker

Stephen Prater ’72

Glenn and Pamela Reitsma

Cindy Relfe ’77† Richard and Genevieve Rolla Rita Sanchez†

The Martha and Philip Sanfilippo Trust John and Mary Ann Sorci

Fred and Ellen Tou John and Christine Tower Roxanne (Stringari ’74) Vane Michael and Virginia Whelan

Leave a Lasting Legacy

Become a Member of the Heritage Circle

The Archbishop Mitty Heritage Circle is comprised of alumni, parents of students and alumni, and friends who have made provision for the school by means of a planned gift. To become a member, simply advise the Advancement Office of your

intention to make a gift to the school in your will or living trust. If you would like more information on making a legacy gift, please contact the Advancement Office at (408) 342-4390.

In providing for the school in a will, trust, or other vehicle of planned gift, pleased be advised that our corporate title is “Roman Catholic Welfare Corporation of San Jose,” a corporation sole, for the benefit of Archbishop Mitty High School.

Memorials

In Memory of Loukas Angelo Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn

In Memory of Gary Braia Katherine Oven

In Memory of Kyle Breunling ’15 Randy and Carla Breunling Kendra (Breunling ’09) Cornelius

In Memory of Shelby Brewer ’96 Martin and Cheryl Brewer

In Memory of Eva Cosmin Anna Cosmin-Spanoche ’19

In Memory of Eva and George Figone John and Diann Ryan

In Memory of Dan Fitzgerald Steve (’68) and Linda Gera Robert (’70) and Carole Freitas Tim McCarthy ’70

In Memory of Cassandra Floyd ’84 Ciara Johnson ’07

In Memory of Joe Francis Jan Francis

In Memory of Matt Garcia Matt Garcia Memorial, Inc.

In Memory of Frank Guarascio Kay Guarascio

In Memory of Estela Hernandez University of San Francisco

In Memory of Shirley Keesling Scott and Carla Keesling

In Memory of Stephen J. Keller Phil and Gwynne Rolla

In Memory of Derek Korbel Jeffrey Knight and Laura Rosso-Knight

In Memory of Ron Lewis

Kenneth Frangadakis D.D.S. Dave and Shellie Fry Mary Kelley Lars and Debora Shaw Teresa Todd Jeff (’76) and Silvia Walsh Kevin (’78) and Georgia Walsh Timothy (’71) and Marjorie (Formico ’73) Walsh

In Memory of Fr. Jim Mifsud Steve (’68) and Linda Gera

In Memory of Don Miller Mary Ann Miller Rachel Schindler

In Memory of Katie Reich Casey and Jennie O’Connor Cary and Martha Reich

In Memory of Fr. Jack Russi Steve (’68) and Linda Gera

In Memory of Dominic C. Vargas ’15 Mario and Cheryl Vargas Chris Young and Bernadette Rodriguez

“He replied to him, ‘Amen, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise.’ ” Luke 23:43

Crucifix from the AMHS chapel.

Endowing Our Future

An endowment fund is the restricted capital that provides a permanent source of income for Archbishop Mitty High School. The principal is invested in a disciplined manner, and the earnings and investment appreciation are channeled back into the fund. This allows the endowment to grow over time and become a source of long-term support that can be maintained permanently.

Endowments provide much-needed funding for families who might not otherwise be able to afford a Catholic college preparatory education. They also provide funding for the programs and services from which all Archbishop Mitty High School students benefit. We continue our fundraising towards “endowing our future” after successfully achieving the $20 million goal of the campaign for Archbishop Mitty.

There are three types of endowment funds at Archbishop Mitty High School:

Scholarship Endowment Fund  Investment earnings from this fund provide financial assistance to students with demonstrated financial need. Named scholarship opportunities begin with an initial gift of $10,000 or more, and a scholarship is considered fully funded (providing the median AMHS financial aid award) when it reaches $50,000.

Program Endowment Fund  Investment earnings from this fund assist curricular and co-curricular programs at Archbishop Mitty High School. Named program endowment opportunities begin with a gift of $10,000. The amount required to fully fund program endowments varies, depending on the operating budget of each program.

General Endowment Fund  Investment earnings from this fund supplement the school’s annual operating budget, helping to offset the gap between tuition and the actual cost of educating a student at Archbishop Mitty High School. Named general endowment opportunities begin with a gift of $10,000.

Those wishing to take part in the campaign for Archbishop Mitty High School by establishing their own endowment or by contributing to existing endowments at any giving level should contact Teré Aceves, Vice President of Advancement, at (408) 342-4390.

NICCOLE AND ROBERT ALLARD FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP

Bernard and Niccole Allard

THE LOUKAS ANGELO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn

ARCHBISHOP MITTY ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP

Marcelo and Genevieve (Guy ’98) Altwer Rich and Laura (Vizzusi ’98) Anstett Michael and Linda (Chapman ’76) Babcock

Dustin (’96) and Erin (Coon ’96) Barclay Mason Barrera ’09

Jason Bechtol ’00 David (’71) and Adrianne (van Dyk ’73) Brown Mark Burns ’78

MIke Potter (’84) and Cindy Chavez Wilton and Maria Chin

Ricardo Choy Morey and Elizabeth Velando Nunez

Joseph Ciesinski ’05

Justin Warner and Karyn Cilker ’95 Dale and Debbie (Gaskell ’87) Coldiron Maria DeVincenzi-Novak

Jonathan and Catherine (Cilker ’00) Dodd

Steve and Amy (Goerges ’94) Giachetti Jennifer Good ’16

Janine (Gill ’93) Hartley Richard and Allison Hatzenbuhler

Lance and Julie Ann (Gillespie ’97) Hedrick

Brett and Christine (Connolly ’09) Henninger

The Intuit Foundation

Jeffrey and Julianna (Orban ’91) Kaefer Megan (Pitzen ’05) King Phil (’69) and Kathy Kleinheinz Damon and Amy (Choice ’86) Korb Amy Ledger

Megan Linney ’12

Alvaro and Shirley (Mamuyac ’90) Mata Microsoft

Patrick (’06) and Kayla (Farrell ’06) Monk Kirt and Seema (Roy ’91) Mulji Kristina (Specht ’86) Murata Joey and Diemay Nagase Hi’ilani Ng ’11

Bob (’85) and Karen (Gimple ’86) Parker Michael Pena ’72

Cory Quinn ’11

Jason and Breann (Robowski ’02) Yu Sean Roukema ’01

Nicole Santo ’07

Scott Silva ’93

David Smith ’80

Rachaude Crawford and Jakaria Stewart

Crawford ’94

David (’70) and Cathy Stringari Daniel (’71) and Cindi Stringari Roxanne (Stringari ’74) Vane

ARCHBISHOP MITTY ATHLETICS PROGRAM ENDOWMENT

Dustin (’96) and Erin (Coon ’96) Barclay Mason Barrera ’09

Sean and Susan (Perry ’93) Bartlett Ben (’93) and Emily Caputo

Jose (’86) and Kelly Castanon

D’Ambrosio Family Foundation

Steve and Laura DeNatale

Thomas Fang ’06

Greg and Ashley (Mendez ’93) Fijman Kenneth Frangadakis D.D.S. Dave and Shellie Fry

Michael Hart ’09

Christopher (’06) and Courtney Jackson Robert (’92) and Tennille Jones

Mary Kelley Phil (’69) and Kathy Kleinheinz

Robert and Melissa Malley

Trevor and Emilie (Soares ’10) Marino

Carlstan Matsuo ’87

Dan McHale ’90

John and Louise McKeon

Andrew Miller ’97

Tamara Monson ’97

Mia Napolitano ’19

Nick and Chelsea (Armer ’06) Pagan

Raymond Perry ’69

Robert and Kelly (Schmidt ’06) Peters

Eric and Delina (Chiechi ’93) Pulliam

Dominic Quinones ’19

Edward Quinones and Yvette Caro

Maile Robertson ’95

Ashley Rule ’03

Dan (’74) and Lisa Scudero

Lars and Debora Shaw

Rachaude Crawford and Jakaria Stewart

Crawford ’94

Shingo and Makiko Suzuki

Randall (’95) and Kristina Swanson John and Rosemary Tebaldi

Teresa Todd

Ronald and Shiela-Marie Ventura Kevin (’78) and Georgia Walsh

Timothy (’71) and Marjorie (Formico) ’73 Walsh

Jeff (’76) and Silvia Walsh

Steve (’72) and Ruth (Polen ’73) Welch Cassie Williams ’03

ARCHBISHOP MITTY CAMPUS MINISTRY PROGRAM ENDOWMENT

Dustin (’96) and Erin (Coon ’96) Barclay Derek Block ’11

Steve and Eileen (Curran ’79) Block

Charles Bona and Catalina Phan Camille Daszynski ’16

Joseph and Kristin (Lundblade ’85) Dickens

Richard and Mary Ann (Ziegler ’73) Draeger

Nick (’02) and Katherine (Frise ’02) Epidendio

Steve and Amy (Goerges ’94) Giachetti

Scot Graham ’79

Phil (’69) and Kathy Kleinheinz

Megan Linney ’12

Bob (’85) and Karen (Gimple ’86) Parker Charles Purdy ’19

Paul Roark and Nancy Cervantes-Roark Kelly Rodman Jim and Kate† Slevin

John and Catherine Slevin John and Rosemary Tebaldi Christina Terry ’83

Mario and Cheryl Vargas Ronald and Shiela-Marie Ventura Mark and Drew Vranicar Bianca Wanless ’06

ARCHBISHOP MITTY GENERAL ENDOWMENT

Adobe Systems, Inc.

Brad and Marget Baron

Peter and Mary Baust Rupen and Anar Bavishi

Donald and Andrea Blameuser

Burch Boehner and Debbie Rishel

Karl and Brenda Braitberg Randy and Carla Breunling Martin and Cheryl Brewer Vince and Laure Cardinale Donn and Heather (Menifee ’91) Casale Kris and Evelyne Chellam Justin Warner and Karyn Cilker ’95 Kendra (Breunling ’09) Cornelius Mark and Sharon Cosentino D’Ambrosio Family Foundation

Greg and Ashley (Mendez ’93) Fijman John Gilmore and Orla McDonnell Michael (’79) and Cathy Glazzy Alex Gluzman and Lydia Lim Puneet and Namrata Gupta Janine (Gill ’93) Hartley Jeremy Hartman and Sharon O’Mara Patrick (’91) and Jennifer Herrington Joseph and Eugenia Houle Jeffrey and Carolyn Hughes Jennifer Hull Richard and Ellen Imrisek Scott and Carla Keesling Phil (’69) and Kathy Kleinheinz Robertsen Ku and Annie Liu Jeff and Kate Lawrence Kenneth and Aer Lee Megan Linney ’12 Robert and Christy Marani Rick and Jill (Bresniker ’81) Martig Luke and Lauren Matusich Joshua and Laura Meth Luis and Lupe Morales Edward Mueller and Pamela Hurley Mueller

Marwan Mukhar and Evangelia Theologides Mukhar Mike Murphy Joey and Diemay Nagase Clive Hallatt and Rosemary (’73) Nurre-Hallatt

Mario and Rachel Paniccia Brian and Lisa Pauken David and Kerrie Peraino

Kathryn Renschler

William and Lori Robowski David and Jenni Salter Louis and Rocio Samara David and Sonia Sangster Jason and Tracy Scharpf

Aaron Schultz and Gina Argenti-Schultz Steve and Leslie Sifferman Damien and Maria Simon Meghan Snelham ’02

Kenneth and Denise Stineman Jim and Holly Vergara

Alec and Helen Wong Tim and Kristin Zanni

ARCHBISHOP MITTY HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP

Brandon and Lisa Bain Kay Guarascio James and Tilena Kern Dermot and Catherine Mee Mike Murphy

William and Ann Skeet Chris and Lynn Teresi Philip Wong and Khim Foo-Wong

ARCHBISHOP MITTY PERFORMING ARTS ENDOWMENT

Dustin (’96) and Erin (Coon ’96) Barclay Paul Bayon and Ronnie Jacobson

Scott and Susan (Kabanek ’89) Bishop Kyle Cheung and Leonor Cheong

Dan and Andrea Coleman Kenneth Corsello ’69

Jonathan and Catherine (Cilker ’00) Dodd Sophia Fijman ’21 Michael and Ruth Fletcher Scot Graham ’79 The Intuit Foundation Alia (McCaffrey ’03) Kele Paul Lipari ’89 Richard and Kristin O’Leary Jason (’02) and Christine (Brady ’02) Oliver Charles Purdy ’19 Bryan Ramona ’76

ARCHBISHOP MITTY STUDENT ACTIVITIES ENDOWMENT

Paige Ashton ’20

Dustin (’96) and Erin (Coon ’96) Barclay Julie Barton ’98 Cleo (Constant ’79) Bozzuto Ryan Chew ’11 Dan and Andrea Coleman James de Quinto ’02

Neal and Amanda (Ott ’90) Flynn Steve and Amy (Goerges ’94) Giachetti Janelle (Rodas ’02) Harris Phil (’69) and Kathy Kleinheinz

Amy Ledger

Steven and Michelle Maranowski Michelle Otte

Bob (’85) and Karen (Gimple ’86) Parker Kelly Rodman

Bernhard and Melinda Taloma John and Rosemary Tebaldi

THE BAIN FAMILY ENDOWMENT

Brandon and Lisa Bain

GARY BRAIA KAIROS PROGRAM ENDOWMENT

Katherine Oven

TIM BROSNAN LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP

Jim and Robyn Alves David (’71) and Adrianne (van Dyk ’73) Brown John and Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton Phil (’69) and Kathy Kleinheinz Scott and Elena Mosko

THE DOROTHY AND DAN CAPUTO FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP

Jake (’92) and Robin (Jeffers ’92) Caputo Katherine Caputo

THE COLLIER FAMILY ENDOWMENT

Christopher and Alisha Collier CRISTINA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Richard and Diane Cristina

D’AMBROSIO FAMILY ENDOWMENT

D’Ambrosio Family Foundation

EVA AND GEORGE FIGONE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

John and Diann Ryan

DAN FITZGERALD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Robert (’70) and Carole Freitas Steve (’68) and Linda Gera Tim McCarthy ’70

CASSANDRA FLOYD ‘84 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Ciara Johnson ’07

JOE FRANCIS MEMORIAL ATHLETIC ENDOWMENT

Jan Francis

THE MATT GARCIA MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT

Matt Garcia Memorial, Inc.

THE GIESELMAN FAMILY ENDOWMENT

Expedia, Inc. Jon and Krista Gieselman

THE GILMORE/MCDONNELL ENDOWMENT John Gilmore and Orla McDonnell

THE GRISWOLD FAMILY ENDOWMENT Robert and Jenny Griswold

THE GUTTMAN FAMILY ENDOWMENT Stephan and Wendy Guttman

KATIE HATCH REICH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Casey and Jennie O’Connor Cary and Martha Reich

THE HSU FAMILY ENDOWMENT Karl and Jennifer Hsu

THE IMRISEK FAMILY ENDOWMENT

Richard and Ellen Imrisek

THE JUE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Darren and May Jue

THE STEPHEN J. KELLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Phil and Gwynne Rolla

THE KHALIPA FAMILY ENDOWMENT Jason (’04) and Ashley (Fini ’04) Khalipa

KNIGHT FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Curtis Knight

THE MADIA FAMILY ENDOWMENT Allstate Eric and Beth Madia

MCLARNEY SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT McLarney Construction, Inc.

MCTIGHE SCHOLARSHIP Barbara McTighe

DON MILLER SWIM PROGRAM ENDOWMENT Mary Ann Miller Rachel Schindler

FR. JIM MIFSUD, S.M. MEMORIAL FUND Steve (’68) and Linda Gera

THE MOITOZO-TOWER FAMILY ENDOWMENT John and Christine Tower

THE MONARCH SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT Gregory and Debra Fant

OOSTERHOUSE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Oosterhouse Family Scholarship

THE PAGE FAMILY FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT Mark and Elizabeth Page

THE PERAINO FAMILY ENDOWMENT The Peraino Family Endowment

LESLIE AND ROB REILLY FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Robert and Leslie (Caughran ’90) Reilly

RICHARD AND GENEVIEVE ROLLA SCHOLARSHIP Richard and Genevieve Rolla

FR. JACK RUSSI, S.M. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Steve (’68) and Linda Gera

THE SANCHEZ FAMILY ENDOWMENT

The Rita A. Sanchez Revocable Living Trust

THE STEVEN AND SUSAN SORDELLO FAMILY ENDOWMENT Sordello Family Foundation

THE DOMINIC C. VARGAS ’15 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP University of San Francisco Mario and Cheryl Vargas Chris Young and Bernadette Rodriguez

THE VASCONI FAMILY ENDOWMENT Anonymous

THE YELLIN FAMILY ENDOWMENT Netflix Todd Yellin and Jennifer Copaken

THE ZANNI FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Tim and Kristin Zanni

For a complete listing of all endowments please visit mitty.com/advancement

Archbishop Mitty High School Arts Society

The Arts Society supports the nationally acclaimed Archbishop Mitty High School Performing Arts Department. Donors may acknowledge student experiences and performances by becoming a member. Special member incentives, receptions, and events throughout the year celebrate the generosity of Arts Society members.

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

Daniel Caputo and Family Andrew and Maria Pecota Stephen and Patricia Schott Mark and Laurie Woodward

CHAIRMAN CIRCLE

Brian and Theresa Bumb Steve and Gwen Dorcich Andrew and Joyce Miller

DIRECTOR CIRCLE

Michael and Doreen Arnold Misha and Lisa Burich

David and Glowe Chang

Gregory Lawrence Chesson† Dianna and Lewis Chew

The Citti Family - Chris Citti (’76), Gary (’69) and Linda Citti, Gloria Citti, Justin Citti (’02), and Thomas Glascott and Adrianna Citti Glascott

Richard and Diane Cristina

James and Joan (Russell ’77) Downey Mike and Anne Federwisch Michael and Ruth Fletcher Marla Kramer

Rick Kramer

Jeffrey and Kimberly Moore Rob and Susan Moore Randy and Eileen Scott Sheathing Technologies Inc. - Larry Polayes and Penny Herman-Polayes Hemantharaju Subbanna and Srividhya Gopalan The Valley Foundation

Brother Fien Volunteer Recognition

FOUNDER

Paul Bayon and Ronnie Jacobson

FRIEND

Dan and Andrea Coleman

Scot Graham ’79

Charles Purdy ’19

Scott and Susan (Kabanek ’89) Bishop

Kyle Cheung and Leonor Cheong

Kenneth Corsello ’69

Alia (McCaffrey ’03) Kele Richard and Kristin O’Leary

†Deceased

Brother Herman J. Fien was a dedicated Marianist who devoted his entire life to God by teaching and serving others. From 1964 until his death in 1977, Brother Fien taught modern language at Archbishop Mitty High School. He worked tirelessly with the parents at Archbishop Mitty High School, particularly the volunteers, who gave of themselves in an effort to build community and spirit.

Each year since his passing, the volunteers of Archbishop Mitty High School are honored in his name for their selfless dedication of time and energy on behalf of the school community. We are blessed with exceptionally dedicated men and women who, like Brother Fien, continue to give generously of their time and talents, without which we could not offer an Archbishop Mitty High School education. Their example of service and care is volunteering at its best.

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

Ronnie Jacobson

ALUMNI PARENT OF THE YEAR

Kris Chellam

ALUMNI OF THE YEAR

Katherine Edgecumbe ’10

VOLUNTEERS

Darius and Maristela Abasta

Sudheer Abdul Salam and Zulnurain

Ayesha Syeda

Alemayehu Abu and Tibebe Teshale

Gautam and Juhi Aggarwal

Christopher Vivian and Denise Alberto ’87 Fernando and Melissa (Kelley ’98) Alcantar Kamal Ali and Mary Liu

Bernard and Niccole Allard

Jessica Alva ’14 Jess (’79) and Teresa (Alvarado ’82)

Moreles

Armando Alvarez

Srinivas Ambati and Uma Kottali Johnson Aremu and Patsy Williams-Aremu Joseph (’85) and Valerie Asunsolo Anand and Radha Athreya Anousha A. Athreya

Damtew Ayele and Selamawit Gebremariam

Joe and Erin Azzolina Prakash and Anjali Babu Sunil and Sunila Bakhru Noel Balce ’10

Subba and Lakshmi Balusu Eric and Cynthia Banaag

Sridevi Bangalore

Christopher and Kelly Barbazette

J. K. and Terese Barbeau

Brad and Marget Baron

Rupen and Anar Bavishi

Paul Bayon and Ronnie Jacobson

Jared and Shannon Beck

Paul (’82) and Teresa (Mitchell ’84) Behan John and Jennifer Beltramo

Jeffrey and Carol Berg

Chris and Lani Bergevin

Nilesh Bhadani and Manpreet Kaur Sandesh and Mamatha Bharadwaj Srinivas and Suma Bhat

Raja Dhanunjaya Bhupatiraju

Amit Bhutani and Ridhima Khanna Prabal Bhutani and Anju Batra

Charito and Fe Biala

Prashant Billore and Arundhati Sakalle

David and Susan Bilton

Tomas and Mildred Blandino

Robert (’71) and Lisa Blickenstaff Brad Boardman and Florence Fuller

Charles Bona and Catalina Phan

Francisco Bonilla Jovanah Bonilla Aloke and Yamini Bordia Christopher (’88) and Kelly Bovone Liz Bravo-Robinson

Rafael and Michal Brenner Leo and Huong Britto Keith and Lynn Brown Thomas and Shuchen Buchko

Manuel Cabarloc and Nicholle Gutierrez-Cabarloc

Michael and Corinne Caldera Sean and Cori Caldwell Russell and Mary Callahan

Michael Campbell and Claudine Sarkis-Campbell

Jon and Kristina Campisi Terry and Jeanene Cannon Eliver and Aurelia Caparas

Katherine Caputo Lawrence and Kathleen Cargnoni

Jorge Carrillo and Marcela Trevino Donn and Heather (Menifee ’91) Casale

David and Venus Cenizal Sriram Chakravarthy and Kanaka Sriram Joyanta Chakraverty and Tithi Talukdar Wan-Teh Chang and Chih-Lin Kuan Vinod Chathoth and Sheema Bharathan Sridhar and Shanthi Chatradhi Nicolas and Belinda Chavez Hamesh Chawla and Juhi Jairath Kris and Evelyne Chellam Kyle Cheung and Leonor Cheong Ryan Chew ’11

Amardeep Chhatwal and Mamta Narain Joseph and Lisa Childs Girish and Jaishree Chitkara Shawn and Brenda (Broadus ’84) Chizanskos

Il Hoon Cho and Yun Hee Choi

Yogesh and Kalpa Chobe

Richard Chou and Zhenghai Xu

Ricardo Choy Morey and Elizabeth Velando Nunez

Peter Chu and Sherry Yu

Tamilyn Chuang

Tom Chuang and Tiffany Thompson

Maurice and Amelia Clark

Christopher and Alisha Collier Sean and Monica Comer Kevin and Tanya Conley Jonathan and Allison Conta

Julie Cordova

Steven and Gina Corsello Mark and Sharon Cosentino Sanjay and Sneha d’Abreu Noronha

Vincent Dailey and Amanda Campbell Mark and Kathleen Damarillo Mike (’04) and Maggie D’Ambrosio John and Jennifer Daniher Lokanath and Prativa Das

Jeffrey Davis and Janet Anderson Thomas and Gloria Davis Thomas and Vian Davis Steve and Sandra De Marco Ms. Camila De Pierola ’16 Alain and Stephanie de Raynal Joseph Dean and Kathryn Ashleigh-Dean Harold and Laarni DeGuzman Frank Deng and Connie Li Tapomoy and Shyamopriya Dey Sivakumar Dhandapani and Deepa Govindarajan

Gurinder Dhillon and Navpreet Sidhu James and Kimberly Di Vittorio Pedro and Candida Diaz Heath Dixon Sanjiv and Mitul Doshi James and Joan (Russell ’77) Downey Brian Doyle and Theresa Samuel-Boko Ron Miranda and Shalini D’Souza Yuezhong Du and Jiong Peng Hani and Cheryl Durzy Brian (’92) and Regina Eagleson Richard and Moira Edelman Katherine Edgecumbe ’10 Chris (’77) and Lisa (Meyer ’80) Enfantino Franco and Lora Eng Valeria Erazo

Edwin Evans and Elaine Chien Kennetha and Ernest Evans Arun Fernandes and Alvina DSilva Francisco Fernando and Pamela Serrano Thomas Ferrill and Stephanie Kain Ferrill Greg and Ashley (Mendez ’93) Fijman Neal and Amanda (Ott ’90) Flynn Donald and Xochitl Foldenauer Douglas and Charlotte Fong Christopher and Shengi Fowler George and Mary Ann Fox Jason and Allison Fox David and Toni Francis Joseph and Flora Freitas Frederick and Jennifer Fusilero Bernard Galvan and Michelle Lilley Jeffrey Garand Terry and Anna Garcia Reiner Genevriere and Sonja Cost

Steve (’68) and Linda Gera

Arnnon and Rebecca Geshuri

Somnath Ghosh and Rupashree Dey George Gibbs and Karen McSwain Jon and Krista Gieselman

John Gilmore and Orla McDonnell Steven and Jennifer Giovannetti

Alex Gluzman and Lydia Lim

Martin and Sandra Gonzalvez

Christine Gorjanc

Srinivasu Gottipati and Kapila Thotakura Jason and Angela Govig

Jayesh and Ritu Goyal Scot Graham ’79

Robert and Jenny Griswold Gregory Gruber and Jill Krafts

Amy Guardino

Sal Guardino

Tim Guarnieri and Kathleen Cote Guarnieri

Eddie and Gabriela Guerrero

Liang Guo and Yan Yang

Dustin (’93) and Nicole Gutierrez

Joseph and Rosella Guttadauro Jesse Hall ’03

Robert Hardesty and Luz Periut-Hardesty

Jocelyn Hart

Michael and Amy Hasenkamp

Brian and Denise Hays

Haim and Dana Helman

Selvaraj and Vimala Henry

Sam and Kim Hernandez

David and Kelly Herz

Patrick and Cory Hightower

John and Latanya (Johnson ’92) Hilton Craig and Tanya Hiraki

Sharan and Suma Hiremath

Sudhir Hirudayaraj and Beula Vincent Greg Ho and Iris Rice

Clinton (’95) and Elisa (Andueza ’96) Hopwood Lee Horowitz and Dana Zell

Marianne Houck

Joseph and Eugenia Houle

Milan and Matty Hrncir Karl and Jennifer Hsu

Eric and Renee (Diani ’92) Huerta Jeffrey and Carolyn Hughes

Jennifer Hull

Mark Hull

David Huynh and Thuy Do

Jon and Karen Imperato

Richard and Ellen Imrisek

Mike Neunfinger and Sigrid Jacobsen

Linda Jahnke

Sam and Rebecca Jalili

Dipak Javiya and Sonia Singh

Daniel Jensen and Carolyn Donlin

Jaideep Joshi and Rupali Kandharkar

Daniel and Dawn Juliano

Rachel Juliano ’14

Seok Min Jung and Jeong Sook Ahn

Varghese Kallarackal and Annie Mathew Vamshidhar Kandalla and Sruthi Srinath

Sungkwan Kang and Suheun Nam

Zhi Ke and Qing Zhao

Francis and Erinne Keffer

J Greg and Dana Kelly

Richard and Marsha Kessler

Beth M. Khalid

Mandar Kher and Vaishali Jambhekar Hyong Kim and Jisook Yoon Kap Soon Kim and Eun Jin Jeun

Nak and Kylee Kim

Mason Kimont

Sharon Kimont

Greg and Charisma Kitchener Todd and Stephanie Kleinheinz

Bindu Kodali

George and Meghan Koivun Joab Kong and Yuying Long

Parimal and Sangeeta Kopardekar

Damon and Amy (Choice ’86) Korb

Gregory (’93) and Jill Korbel

Roland and Barbara Krause

Robertsen Ku and Annie Liu

Aditya Kumar and Shweta Agarwal

Bob and Heather La France

Juergen and Honorine Lahner

Ken Lai and Tram Doan

Daniel and Laura Lajeunesse Joshua and Barbara Lamour David and Romina Langub

Margaret Lavin Jeff and Kate Lawrence John and Jennifer Leach

Amy Ledger

Chris Ledger

Eric and Yoon K. Lee

Hoon Ki Lee and Kyunghee Kang

James and Regina Lee Jungchan Lee and Hyekyoung Han

Kenneth and Aer Lee

Yong-Won and Hwajin Lee

Otto Leung and Tien Nguyen

Gina Lewis

HungChun Li and Aichi Chang

Lisa Lico

Jonathan and Karen Lieu

Jonathan and Lorraine Lim Shihlun Lin and Wenchiann Liou Yiching and Wanyu Lin

Megan Linney ’12

Lucas and Bianca Liu

Nathan Liu and Patricia Galindo Yong Liu and Xuhui Hu

William Lloyd and Claire Ando Anil and Ranjani Lobo Jesus and Julisa Lomeli

David Long

Stephanie Long Fred and Matty Lopez Joe Guerra and Rose Lopez Jerry and Patricia Louderback Roger Luo and Wendy Cai Xiaofeng and Min Ma Bhoomaiah and Vanajamala Macherla Thejaswi Bharadwaj Madapushi Sheshadri and Anupama Raghavaiyengar Rakesh Maheshwari

Somnath Mani and Shweta Jain Steven and Michelle Maranowski Dave and Maya Marcus Amit and Pallavi Mardikar

John and Marie Marheineke Sabrina Martinez

Yuliana Martinez Martin and Alyse Mason Alvaro and Shirley (Mamuyac ’90) Mata Craig and Michelle Matsumoto Edwin Maunahan and Cherri Parulan Robertson and Myra Maxwell Jennifer Mazzuca Colin and Gina McCarthy Bradley and Donna Mccurrie Dennis and Kelly McHaffie John McIntyre and Tiffany Sparks Anthony and Elizabeth McKenzie Timothy McNally and Deborah Ball Paul and Kathleen McNulty Victor and Diana Medina Dermot and Catherine Mee Nirav and Dipa Mehta Pascal and Peggy Meier Enrique Melgoza Arciga and Reyna Melgoza

Ayhan Menekshe and Martina Kocianova Satish Menon and Bijula Balan Paul and Jody Merritt Mark and Michelle Mesler

Amanda Miller Jason and Lori Miller Patrick (’81) and Heidi Miller James and Lisa Mills Joanne Mills Sadahisa and Yoshiko Mita Amit Modi and Manisha Surana Jeffrey and Kimberly Moore John and Angela Moran

Ernesto and Stacie Moreno

Juliana Moreno

Salvador and Cynthia Moreno

Michael and Jody Mucci

Edward Mueller and Pamela Hurley Mueller

Karuppusami Muniappan and Nirmaladevi Kulandaivelu

David and Sheryl Murdock

Balasubramanian Muthusamy and Shobana Aruswamy

Rajasekar Nallamuthu and Kalaivani Sengottaiyan

Anjani Nandan and Kusum Rai

R.J. Nasmeh and Jinaye Conley-Nasmeh Ben and Alex Nason

Mark and Maria Lourdes Natividad

Brian Ng and Linda Dong

Thomson Ngai and Ting Chang

Christopher Ngan and Ivy Cheung

Adam Nguyen and Ha Lam

Danny Nguyen and Amy Ho

Kim Nguyen

Peter Nguyen and Tiffany Tran Edgar Nidome and Danielle Williams-Nidome John and Kathy Nunes

Geoffrey and Chizoba Nwosu Delaney O’Brien ’18

Paulo and Filomena Oliveira Erick and Angela Ortega Gwyneth Ortega ’18

Tim and Nancy O’Sullivan Moises and Linda (Desousa ’90) Osuna Michelle Otte

Michelle (Kuzirian ’85) Otte Mark and Elizabeth Page Sreedhar and Geetha Pampati Rajeev Nair and Aneesha Panicker

Phil and Therese Papenfuss

Radu and Toni Parastie

Michael (’69) and April Pardini Eshwar and Shalini Parigi

Chan Hong Park and Mi Sook Lee Glen G. Park

Hyunsik Park and Sunghe Kim Teru Park and Ying Wu

Younghee Park and Youna Choi

Bob (’85) and Karen (Gimple ’86) Parker Steven and Grace Pataky Mahesh and Tiffini Patil

Ronald and Niamh Pellegrini

David and Kerrie Peraino

Andres and Monica Perez

Edwardo and Jessica Perez

Gabriel and Holly Perez

Dale and Laura Pesavento

Michael Petrovich and Eleanor Stewart-Petrovich

Franco Pezzia and Patricia Pezzia Hayakawa

David and Betty Pierce

Ashlyn Plant ’18

Scott and Megan Polhemus Vipool and Kavita Prajapati Matthew and Cecilia Prentice Charles Purdy ’19

Mario and Beatriz Quezada Aravinda Radhakrishnan and Vandana Rao

Vijayaraghavan Ragunathan and Abhishikhaa Bhadouriya Joseph and Marie Raj Ashok Raman and Sujata Ramnarayan Sankar Ramanathan and Srividhya Nagarajan

Samarth Suresh and Sruthi Ramaswami ’12

Ricardo and Raquel Ramos

Yuan Rao and Yuan Kang

Mike and Beth Ricci Scott and Katharine Rislov Dharmarus Rizal and Utami Sugeng

David (’80) and Shelly Roberson

Ken and Debby Rodriguez

Elton and Anna (Garcia ’91) Rodriguez

Brian Rogoff and Renee Jacowitz Rogoff

Dan Rose and Karina Garcia-Rose Felipe and Erleen Rosendo

Michael and Shannon Rossi Kolby (’11) and Courtney (Lisowski ’12) Rousseu

Ron Rulkens

Jennifer Sabatino ’92

Ashwini Sahu and Mousumi Sarkar Helmut and Lillian Salmen

Andrea Salvatierra Louis and Rocio Samara David and Sonia Sangster Louie and Denise Sanguinetti Salvatore and Julie Saso Carlos and Kimberly Sauceda John and Shannon Saunders

Patrick and Claire (Ryan ’95) Saxton

Aaron Schultz and Gina Argenti-Schultz

Douglas (’87) and Angela Schultz

Brett Schuster and Kathy Dydynski

Gregory Scott and Elizabeth Brinkman

Pavle and Elizabeth Sedic

Shane and Kara Seeger

Shannon Self ’95

Muneem and Nikhat Shaik

Santosh and Shilpa Shanbhag

Ashley Shannon

Greg and Jonna Shannon

Kevin and Yangyi Shao Robyn Shearin

Carol Anne Sheets ’85

Barry and Kelly Shoemake Ashwath Shridhar and Kimngan Nguyen Michael and Jennifer Shum Vijay and Beena Simha Damien and Maria Simon Eric Sindelar and Heather Owens

Deepinder Singh and Manpreet Bindra Puneet and Richa Singhal William and Ann Skeet

Stephanie Slaughter Ronald and Kim Smith

Jason and Roseanne (Lipari ’87) Smith Ming and Quinn Soon Steven and Susan Sordello Vijay Srinivasan and Aparna Raman Dan (’75) Kathy (Enfantino ’76) Stapp

Ira and Stacy Stone Benjamin Strong and Robin Navarro Strong Dimitrios and Noreen Styliadis Ying Su and Tomoko Yamura Richard and Inga Surprenant Pradeep Suryanarayan and Aparna Vora Bijal and Minal Sutaria Ron and Michele Sutton Jongki and Serena Suwandi Karthik Swaminathan and Soundarya Sivaramakrishnan Kshama Swamy Frank and Noella Tabladillo Louis and Kim Taddeo John and Jennifer Talia Vikrant and Reshma Tawade Ken and Karen (Bryant ’85) Tersini Shakti and Indroop Thakur Marco and Wendy Tjaden Jerome and magda Tobin Rolando and Michele Tolibas Stephen (’94) and Adriana Tonelli Saeed Totonchi and Leila Saberi Simon and Helen Towers Kenneth Toyama

Hieu Tran and Christine Nguyen Theresa Tran

Wayne Tran and Suzanne Huang

Ganesh Tyagali and Priti Singh Radu Ursu and Anca Diaconu David (’79) and Marguerite Vachon Michael (’03) and Janice (Meduri ’00) Vachon Ana Valle

Jan Van Bruaene and Estela Arbuco

Daniel† and Nicola Vaughn

Issac and Maria Nash Vaughn Matthew and Mary Ann Vernooy Shivaputrappa and Neelambika Vibhuti David Vida and Amy Sims-Vida Rajeswari Vinayagam

Dangkhoa and Jenny Vo

Bart and Kim Vostermans

Khuong and Diane Vu Wilson and Sherry Wang

Xiang Wang and Annabella Guo

Yongwei Wang and Ying Zhao

Timothy and Carin Watson

Martyn and Fiona Webster

Greg Werthman and Sabrina Fraker-Werthman

Danny and Amber White

Eric Wilcox and Jenny Hyun Blake and Rie Williams James Williams ’02

Daniel and Katherine (Florczyk ’90) Williams Jack and Haydee Wong

Ralph and Kay Woodward Sean and Cindy Worthington

Tino Wuensche and Clare Yeh Hiroshi Yamagishi and Catherine Peters-Yamagishi

Charlie and Hong Yang Erin Yeaman

Todd Yellin and Jennifer Copaken David Specht and Robyn Yorke Chris Young and Bernadette Rodriguez

Stephen Yu and Hsin Yi Lee

Kevin and Tere Zacher Tim and Kristin Zanni

Jay Zaveri and Avani Tolia Tim and Lori Zemaitis

Guanlin Zhang and Zhuozi Ye Bryan and Karynn Zmijewski Mike and Kathy ZyburaKevin Youkilis and Julie Brady

Chris Young and Bernadette Rodriguez

Seungho Yum and Myunghee Lee

Tim and Kristin Zanni Stephen and Mary Zanon

Jay Zaveri and Avani Tolia Tim and Lori Zemaitis

Jun Xiu Zhu and Jian Wen Zeng Bryan and Karynn Zmijewski Mike and Kathy Zybura

Service Learning Program

The Service Learning Program exists to provide students with an opportunity to offer witness to their strong commitment to Christian values through service to the community. Each student is required to complete a minimum of 20 hours each year during their freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years. Through service, students fulfill their potential to be intellectually competent, just, faith-filled, respectful leaders as they serve others and work to bring justice to all God’s children. We are grateful to the following organizations, which are some of the many groups that hosted Archbishop Mitty High School students this year.

A Better Chance Rescue

Abrahamic Alliance Academy of Music and Arts for Special Education Acterra

African-American Community Service Agency

Aimusic School

Allied Auto Works

Almaden Health and Rehabilitation Center

Almaden Valley Tutoring Almaden Youth Musicians

American Cancer Society American Civil Liberties Union American Red Cross American Youth Soccer Organization Animal Assisted Happiness

Antiochian Orthodox Church Of The Reedemer

Art Helps Hearts

Atria Almaden Aura Tek Consultancy Baker Elementary School Be My Eyes Be the Change Foundation Be the Match Bello Ensemble

Belmont Village Senior Living Bethel Church of San Jose Bill Wilson Center

BioCurious Lab

Bluebird Montessori Childcare Center Bookshare

Booksin Elementary Boy Scouts of America Boys and Girls Club Boys Team Charity Briarwood Little League Bridging Tech

Brighter Beginnings Broadway By The Bay Cake4Kids

California Club Baseball California Tamil Academy Camden Community Center

Campbell Community Center Campbell Library

Campbell Little League Cancer Care Institute

Carlton Senior Living San Jose Castro and Hipona Dental Cathedral of Faith Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County Catholic Community of Pleasanton Center for Farmworker Families

Chaboya Middle School Charles Street Gardens

Children’s Musical Theater of San Jose Children’s Health Council Children’s Recovery Center Chinmaya Mission

Christian Youth Theater Summer Camp Christmas in the Park Church of the Ascension City of Campbell City of San Jose City of Santa Clara City Team

Color A Smile Comfort Hands Healthcare Congregation Sinai ConnectED Developmental Therapies

Connecting Futures Now Cookies for Caregivers Costa Rica International Cultural Youth Exchange

Cystic Fibrosis Research Inc.

Dartmouth Middle School Design Your Careers

Destination: Home Diocese of San Jose - Layette Program Discovery Charter School DoSomething.org

Downtown Streets Team East Bay Youth Cricket Association East Side Elders Easterbrook Discovery School EduMate El Camino Hospital Eldercare Elevate the Future Empower & Excel ENGin

Enlighten Enrichment School

Episcopal Community Services San Francisco EqOpTech

Evergreen Community Center Everyday Angels Family Giving Tree

Family Supportive Housing Firesource

Fit4Grit Academy

Five Wounds Portuguese National Church

Florin Marica Tennis Academy

Food Allergy Research & Education Forest Hill Elementary School Foster Care to Success

Friends of Children With Special Needs GenAZN GenerationUP

George Mark Children’s House

Georgia Travis Center

Gifts for Seniors

Girl Scouts of America Girls With Impact

Good Karma Bikes

Good Samaritan Hospital

Good Samaritans of Silicon Valley Grace Church of Evergreen Greenpeace

Habitat for Humanity ReStore Habitat Youth Leaders Hand in Hand

Hansarang Korean School

Harwood Hills Farm Hays-Porter School

HiCoding Club Hillbrook School

Holy Cross Parish Holy Family School

Holy Spirit Parish Emergency Shelter Holy Spirit School Homesteaders 4-H Hongyun Art School Hoops 4 Girls Hope Hearted Hope Services Hope’s Corner Hopebox House of Hope Humane Society Silicon Valley Hunger at Home Hwarang Youth Foundation Ignation Solidarity Network

Incarcerated People Project

Innovative Therapy Services InnVision Interns 4-Good iStart Valley Ivymax Philanthropy

Jaime Harrison for US Senate - Campaign 2020

Jewish Community Center

Jewish Family Services

Joyful Ringers

JW House Kaiser Permanente Hospital

KalaAwishkar Bharatnatyam Dance School

Kara Tutoring Kardz for Kidz

Knit For Kids

Knit-A-Square Knots of Love Korean American Community Service Lantern League

Leaders and Readers Learn Care Share Learn To Be

Learning Pathways Legacy Community Church Letter of Love Life Target LifeMoves

Lincoln Glen Manor

Loaves & Fishes Family Kitchen

Logos Christian Fellowship Food Bank Love For Our Elders

Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital

Lupus Foundation of America

Luther Burbank School

Mariner Heath Care

Martha’s Kitchen

Max Rhymes Foundation Meals on Wheels

Mission [24]7.ai Mission to Education

Moreland Middle School

Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church Muindi Foundation

Music Haven

MVLA Service League of Boys National Charity League Neighbors Helping Neighbors of San Mateo County

New Ballet School

New Look Institute Wigs for Kids

Nor*Cal Elite All-Stars

North South Foundation

Norwood Creek Elementary School Oak Grove School District - Special Education

Old Orchard School

One Step Closer - Calero Ranch Stables OnesProsper

Operation Freedom Paws

Operation Gratitude

Operation: Care and Comfort Our City Forest Our Lady of Lebanon Our Lady of Peace Church & Shrine PALLSS

Parisi House on the Hill Peekaboxes

PEL Learning Center of Milpitas Pets in Need

Phoenix Volleyball School Pivotal

Police Activities League

Project Access Resource Center

Project Code Foundation

Project Linus Project Safety Net

Prusch Farms Park Foundation

Pumpkin Letters

Queen of Apostles School

Regional Medical Center

Rishi Kumar for Congress - Campaign 2020

River Glen School

River of Life - Christian Church

River of Life - Food Pantry

RJ Fisher Middle School Robotics For All

Rotary International

Sacred Heart Church

Sacred Heart Community Service

Sacred Heart Nativity School

Saint Andrew’s Episcopal School

Saint Anthony Foundation

Saint Archangel Michael Serbian Orthodoz Church

Saint Brother Albert Chmielowski Polish Mission

Saint Catherine of Alexandria Church

Saint Christopher Parish

Saint Elizabeth Catholic Church

Saint Frances Cabrini Parish

Saint Francis of Assisi Parish

Saint George and Saint Joseph Coptic

Orthodox Church

Saint James the Apostle Catholic Church

Saint Joseph Catholic Church

Saint Joseph of Cupertino Parish

Saint Joseph’s Family Center

Saint Justin Parish

Saint Justin School

Saint Lawrence Elementary and Middle School

Saint Lawrence Parish

Saint Leo The Great School

Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception

Saint Mary School

Saint Nicholas and Saint William Catholic Parish

Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church

Saint Timothy’s Lutheran Church

Saint Victor School

Saint Vincent de Paul - Santa Clara County

Salvation Army

Samaritan House - Family Kitchen

San Francisco Japanese School

San Jose Korean Presbyterian Church San Jose Municipal Rose Garden

San Jose Public Libary San Miguel Elementary School

Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters

Santa Clara Parents Nursery School

Santa Clara Parks & Recreation Department

Santa Clara Unified School DistrictFamily Resource Center

Santa Cruz County

Save Our Shores

SC Pro Soccer

Second Harvest Food Bank

Self-Realization Fellowship: Los Gatos Center

Sewa International Sewing 4 Good Shining Stars

Sikh Gurdwara San Jose

Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority

Silicon Valley Education Foundation

Silicon Valley Korean School

Silicon Valley Sports Silver Creek Sportsplex

Sirious Baseball Foundation

SJV Tutoring Program

Sky Ensemble

Smithsonian Museum Transcription Center

Somerset Senior Living SoundPost Youth Foundation

South Bay Community Church

South Bay Dance Center

Special Olympics Northern California

StandUp for Kids - Silicon Valley Star Kids

Starting Arts

Steindorf STEAM School

STEM Enrichment Youth

STEM Power to Learn

Stratford School

Student Cultural Exchange

Sunday Friends

Sunny Youth Club

Sunnyvale Community Center

Sunnyvale Community Theater

Sunrise Senior Living Tama Veterinary Hospital

TAP program

Team NorCal Lacrosse Tech Museum

Technovation

Teens Give Temple Emanuel

Terraces of Los Gatos - Senior Living The Medica Zone

The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration ThetaHacks

TianMu Education Foundation

Tiny Paws Pug Rescue

To The Limit Maths

Todd Dissly Athletics Toys For Tots

Tri-City Volunteers Food Bank

TSA - National Explosives Detection Canine Team Program

Unitarian Universalist Church of Palo Alto Upper Floor Studio

US Holocaust Memorial Museum

Vacation Bible School

Valley Sports Camp

Veggielution

Venture Christian Chruch

Via Services West Camp

Village Harvest

Village House

VITAS Healthcare VoteCupertino

Walden West Summer Camp

West Valley Community Services

West Valley Middle School

Willow Glen Community Center

Willow Glen Convalescent Hospital

Yellowstone National Park YMCA Youth for Climate Justice YouthXYouth

Supporting Archbishop Mitty High School

Memorial and Honorarium Gifts

Memorial and honorarium gifts offer an opportunity to honor a relative, friend, or business associate. Any special occasion –birthday, anniversary, graduation, and other accomplishments – is a time to remember.

Special Events

Underwriting and sponsorship of events, such as the annual Black & Gold Gala, Mitty Online Auction, and Alumni & Friends Golf Tournament, serve to defray the school’s expenses to produce these fundraisers and community events. Your contributions are tax deductible as allowed by law. Please contact Vivian Peng, Director of Events Operations & Community Building, at vpeng@mitty. com to discuss opportunities.

Bequests

In providing for the school in a person’s estate, the donor’s lawyer should be instructed that our corporate title is “Roman Catholic Welfare Corporation of San Jose, a corporation sole, for the benefit of Archbishop Mitty High School.”

Securities

The best stocks to donate are those that have increased greatly in value, particularly those producing a low yield. Donating property that has risen in value and that has been held for more than one year results in no payment of capital gains tax on the transaction. Individuals can also receive an income tax reduction for the full fair market value of the stock.

Please contact John Bennett, Director of Annual Giving and Special Gifts, at jbennett@mitty.com for a stock transfer form and instructions.

At the Time of Death

During the bereavement period, friends often seek an appropriate means to express sympathy. The following message in the obituary of the deceased provides an avenue to make a meaningful and thoughtful gift: Memorial gifts may be made to Archbishop Mitty High School, 5000 Mitty Avenue, San José, CA 95129.

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For information on any giving opportunity, please contact the Advancement Office: Archbishop Mitty High School 5000 Mitty Avenue San José, CA 95129

Vice President of Advancement

Teré Aceves, (408) 342-4390 taceves@mitty.com

Director of Annual Giving and Special Gifts

John Bennett, (408) 342-4378 jbennett@mitty.com

Director of Events Operations and Community Building

Vivian Peng, (408) 342-4219 vpeng@mitty.com

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