Union Magazine - Fall 2021 by De La Salle High School (Concord, CA)

De La Salle UNION MAGAZINE

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Building Community

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PRESIDENT Dear De La Salle Community: You know, as well as I do, De La Salle High School is an exceptional place where our young men are loved, guided, and instructed. And not even a global pandemic could stop this community from living out that call from our mission. While I was not yet at De La Salle, the 2020-21 school year saw this community, and indeed our world, stretched in unimaginable ways. In our third school year impacted by this pandemic, I have been impressed by how our students, staff, and community responded. The hard work, dedication, and creativity of the De La Salle community is inspiring. We understand that actions matter more than words so that we can best reach each of the young men entrusted to our care. The faculty and staff did a tremendous lift to be the first school in the area to bring its students back in partnership with Carondelet.

And how did we do that? In community. Our Founder wrote, “Union in a community is a precious gem, which is why the Lord so often recommended it to His apostles before he died. If we lose this, we lose everything. Preserve it with care, therefore, if you want your community to survive (Meditations of St. John Baptist De La Salle 91.2).” Rooted in our Lasallian Catholic identity, De La Salle continues to find ways to create community. We remain a beacon for goodness in a world desperately in need of the young men who graduate from here and become difference makers in their community. This Union magazine, our Annual Report edition, illustrates how much building community requires our full heart, and that means you, too. I am deeply grateful to those individuals listed in our Honor Roll of Donors, our investors, who give philanthropically so we can ensure that we meet our mission. In fact, we awarded $4.1 million in tuition assistance to families in need and serve more than 60 Bishop Cummins Scholars—the largest in our school’s history. You will also notice stories about how we have built community and our commitment to continuing to do so. Thank you for the honor and privilege to serve the De La Salle community as your President. I look forward to getting to know many more of you and to watching our community thrive. Respectfully yours,

David J. Holquin President

The School Seal The school seal is an important part of the identity of De La Salle High School. The symbols used to make up the seal have particular meanings that reflect the values and purpose of the school. In the center of the seal is the Chi Rho (Kye Row). This is the Greek abbreviation of the title “Christ.” The first two letters of the word Christos or “Christ” are “Chi” and “Rho,” represented in the Greek alphabet as a capital “X” and “P.” The fleur-de-lis, with “lis” meaning lily in French, reminds us of our French origins with Saint John Baptist de La Salle. The lamp is a symbol of knowledge, reminding us of our primary purpose as a school — education. The section of broken chain represents freedom — freedom from ignorance. The chain surrounding the seal signifies strength and unity. “Les Hommes de Foi” is French for “Men of Faith.”

Faith • Integrity • Scholarship

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Steve Abreu ‘83 Victor Baker ’92, Vice Chair Brother Nick Gonzalez, FSC Blas Guerrero AP ‘21 Denny Hintz AP ’94, ‘96 Glenda Morris AP ‘14 Margie Morris AP ‘14 Mike Niedermeyer AP ‘06 Matt Noonan AP ’01, ’09, ‘10 Frank Wagner ’73, Board Chair Darrell Williams AP ‘11 PRESIDENT’S CABINET David J. Holquin President Dr. Heather Alumbaugh Vice President for Academic Life Mark Chiarucci Vice President for Advancement Lynne Jones Vice President for Finance Leo Lopoz ’94 Vice President for Athletics Joe Aliotti Senior Staff for the Office of the President Content Dr. Heather Alumbaugh, Michael Aquino, Derricke Brown, Mark Chiarucci, Rich Davi, Mark DeMarco ’78, Jose Angelo Grajeda ’21, Erin Hallissey, David Holquin, Cyril Joseph ’21, Lisa Sciacca, Ida Tolentino and Karla Wiese. Photos De La Salle Photo Library, Br. Lawrence Haley, K+D Photography, Bob Sansoe, and Studio One Photography. Design Marsha Sanchez Comments, questions, news? Editor: Rich Davi Contact Rich Davi at davir@dlshs.org Produced by the Office of Advancement De La Salle High School 1130 Winton Drive, Concord, CA 94518 Tel: (925) 288-8100 | Fax: (925) 686-3474 dlshs.org

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In This Issue Graduation 2021 1 College Bound 7 Q&A: De La Salle’s New President, David Holquin 9 We’re OnBoard! 11 Brother Carter: Living the Lasallian Charism

Annemarie Talmadge: 2021 Lasallian Educator of the Year

Faculty and Staff Retiring in 2021

De La Salle Community 17 Alumni Updates, Events, and Reunions

Athletic Hall of Fame: Class of 2021

What’s Happening Alumni 25 Marcus Schroeder Returns to De La Salle as Basketball Coach

Spartan Sports 27 Annual Honor Roll of Donors

In Memoriam 36 The De La Salle “Union” is a bond of unity for the extended De La Salle family — alumni, parents, alumni parents and the many friends who make up our school’s growing family. Read the Union online at dlshs.org/union.

Graduation 2021

During much of the 2020-21 school year, most De La Salle students were in a hybrid format for classes, but close to 75 percent of the students were on-campus daily to close the year. As May approached, it was still up in the air as to how graduation would look for the Class of 2021. After much thought and consideration, the De La Salle administration was thrilled to be able to host an on-campus graduation. A traditional outside graduation returned but the location was different, as a larger venue was needed. With distance requirements still in effect, the school moved the Class of 2021 Commencement Ceremony from the Quad to the football field to accommodate the 248 members of the graduation class and their families. With the return to a standard graduation ceremony, Class of 2021 heard speeches from retiring President Mark DeMarco ’78 and Vice President for Academic Life Dr. Heather Alumbaugh, then student speeches from Salutatorian Cyril Joseph and Valedictorian Jose Angelo Grajeda. After the

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four speeches, members of the graduating class were presented with the Academic Department Awards and Distinguished Graduation Award, which normally would be announced at the school’s Senior Presentation. Lastly, all 248 members of the Class of 2021 heard their names called and received applause as they walked across the stage to receive their diploma from Dr. Alumbaugh. In the pages to follow, you will see pictures from the event, along with excerpts from the speeches from Mark DeMarco ’78, Dr. Alumbaugh, Cyril Joseph, and Jose Angelo Grajeda. You can also visit the school’s website at dlshs.org/graduation to watch the entire Class of 2021 graduation, the 2021 Baccalaureate Mass, the Class of 2021 College Advisory Slideshow, and review all the academic achievement awards presented at the 2021 De La Salle High School Commencement ceremony.

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Graduation 2021 We as a school believe that if we can show you that we love “ you, you can learn anything, and you could strive at De La Salle. It is a good education technique. But it is more than that. It is a genuine response to the reality of your infinite value in the eyes of God. We did not invent the idea of loving you; God loves you, and we are just following His lead. As it says in the First Letter of John Chapter 4 – Whoever does not love does not love God, because God is Love. We strived to love you and only you – graduates – and parents – will know if we were successful. It is my sincere hope that you have felt loved while you have been here – I know this has been difficult given the circumstances of the past year, but believe me, the administration, teachers, staff, and your coaches did all they could to deliver on our Mission as a school.

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Mark DeMarco ‘78 – Former President of De La Salle From the Class of 2021 Graduation Speech

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Sacrifice cannot be isolated from that which it makes possible: “ rebirth. Mr. Wickboldt summarized the important tension between the two: “The world’s most beautiful things are created through dramatic and destructive processes. Diamonds can only be made through intense heat and pressure. Mountains are created through earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. No one should ever convince you that the sacrifices you have been asked to make were easy and did not come with a significant cost. No one should ever convince you that you have not just experienced a year that was filled with dramatic processes. But it is crucially important to remember that the way you have made those sacrifices, the way you made them holy, the narratives you have created, ALL account for your metamorphosis in this moment and have truly defined your character. You have embodied in significant ways the lessons that Jesus bequeathed us: namely the values of sacrifice, love, compassion, service, courage, rebirth. Dr. Heather Alumbaugh – Vice President for Academic Life From the Class of 2021 Graduation Speech

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Graduation 2021 I want to say thank you to De La Salle High “ School, for bringing together an amazing group of young men, and cultivating within us that breath of love, compassion, and faith, from the very beginning. Today, I’m sure we all feel God’s Holy presence amongst ourselves. Our teachers, staff, parents, and families supported us through thick and thin, even in times when it didn’t seem like we wanted help. To our graduating class, we ought to commend ourselves, for never giving up on one another. For encouraging each other’s passions. For constantly pushing one another to become better Men of Faith, Integrity, and Scholarship. Jose Angelo Grajeda ‘21 – Valedictorian From the Class of 2021 Graduation Speech

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So as I stand here before you, I can look and “ still see that message written upon the entrance of De La Salle. The school’s seal is surrounded by the chain. As our retreats have taught us before, we are the individual links that chain this community founded on virtue together. So that when we go out into this world, we still will carry the values along with the memories of this brotherhood as this chain is the type that is unbreakable. And we reflect on our school’s motto “Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve.” Now our one goal is to serve. Whether it’s to serve those in your community or those outside of your community. We are called upon one thing to do. Isaiah 6:8 reads; Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” And I said, “Here am I. Send me. Cyril Joseph ‘21 – Salutatorian From the Class of 2021 Graduation Speech

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2021 De La Salle Graduates

College Bound Post-Graduation Plans 2021 The De La Salle High School Class of 2021 included a total of 258 graduates, 251 of those graduates, or 97.3 percent of the class, plan to attend college in the fall of 2021. Of the remaining seven students, six will either go into the military or take a gap year and one is undecided about his post-graduate plans. This information provides an overview of where the students from the De La Salle Class of 2021 will matriculate for the fall of 2021.

251 Students at 103 Colleges and Universities College Plans # of Students Four-Year College 209 Two-Year College 42 Undecided 1 Military, Gap Year, or Other 6

Percentage of Class 81% 16% 1% 2%

• 209 students (81% of the class) are attending four-year institutions in 30 states, Washington DC, and Ireland. • 42 students (16% of the class) are attending two-year colleges in California at nine different colleges. • Students applied to an average of nine colleges and universities and had an average acceptance rate of 52%. • 37 students (14% of the class) were recruited for NCAA athletics at four-year schools (21 at Division I, 7 at Division II, and 9 at Division III). • 37 students (14% of the class) received merit scholarships at the colleges they are attending.

Our 2021 graduates were accepted to.... Alabama State University, Albany State University, American University, Arizona State University, Auburn University, Azusa Pacific University, Baldwin Wallace University, Bard College, Baylor University, Becker College, Bellevue University, Bentley University, Biola University, Boise State University, Brandeis University, Butte College, California Baptist University, California Lutheran University, California Northstate University, College of Health Sciences, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Cal Poly Pomona, CSU, Sacramento, CSU, Bakersfield, CSU, Channel Islands, CSU, Chico, CSU, Dominguez Hills, CSU, East Bay, CSU, Fresno, CSU, Fullerton, CSU, Long Beach, CSU, Los Angeles, CSU Maritime Academy, CSU, Monterey Bay, CSU, Northridge, CSU, San Bernardino, CSU, San Marcos, CSU, Stanislaus, Carleton College, Case Western Reserve University, Catholic University of America, Central Washington University, Chabot College, Chapman University, Cleary University, Clemson University, College of San Mateo, College of Southern Idaho, College of William and Mary, Colorado Mesa University, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University, Columbia College Chicago, Columbia College Hollywood, Concordia University Irvine, Connecticut College, Creighton University, DePaul University, Diablo Valley College, Dixie State University, Drexel University, Eastern Washington University, Elmhurst College, Elms College, Elon University, Emerson College, Fordham University, Fort Lewis College, Franklin and Marshall College, George Mason University, Georgetown University, Gonzaga University, Grand Canyon University, Grinnell College, Hampden-Sydney College, Harvey Mudd College, Hawaii Pacific University, High Point University, Holy Cross College, Holy Names University, Humboldt State University, Idaho State University, Indiana University at Bloomington, Iowa State University, Jacksonville University, Johns Hopkins University, Juniata College, Kansas State University, Kenyon College, Lafayette College, Las Positas College, Lawrence Technological University, Lehigh University, Lesley University, Lewis & Clark College, Lewis University, Lindenwood University, Linfield University, Los Medanos College, Louisiana State University, Loyola Marymount University, Loyola University Chicago, Maine Maritime Academy, Marian University, Marquette University, Maryland Institute College of Art, Marymount California University, Marymount Manhattan College, Maryville University of Saint Louis, Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Maynooth University, Menlo College, Miami University-Oxford, Michigan State University, Middlebury College, Mississippi State University, Montana State University, New York University, Northeastern University, Northern Arizona University, Oberlin College, Occidental College, Ohio University, Orange Coast College, Oregon 7

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Of the four-year colleges and universities, 209 graduates from the Class of 2021 will attend 86 different schools across 30 states, Washington D.C., and Ireland.

Alabama - 2 Indiana - 4 Arizona - 8 Iowa - 1 California - 98 Kansas - 1 Connecticut - 1 Maryland - 2 Florida - 1 Missouri - 2 Hawai’i - 1 Montana - 2 Idaho - 3 Nebraska - 1 Illinois - 3 Nevada - 7

New York - 3 North Carolina - 2 Ohio - 2 Oklahoma - 1 Oregon - 9 Pennsylvania - 2 Tennessee - 1 Texas - 7

Utah - 2 Virginia - 1 Washington - 8 Wyoming - 2 Washington D.C. - 1 Out of US: Ireland - 1

Four-Year Colleges In-State Out-of-State

# of Students Percentage of Class 107 41% 102 40%

In-State Four-Year California Private California Public

# of Schools 15 17

# of Students Percentage of Class 54 21% 53 20%

*Of the 53 students attending California public universities, 14% are headed to CSU schools and 6% to UC schools.

Out-of-State Four-Year # of Schools Private 30 Public 31 International 1

# of Students Percentage of Class 39 15% 62 24% 1 1%

Institute of Technology, Oregon State University, Otis College of Art and Design, Pacific University, Pennsylvania State University, Pepperdine University, Point Loma Nazarene University, Portland State University, Pratt Institute, Purdue University, Regis University, Rice University, Ringling College of Art and Design, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Saint Ambrose University, Saint Edward’s University, Saint Mary’s College of California, San Diego State University, San Francisco State University, San Jose State University, Santa Barbara City College, Santa Clara University, Santa Monica College, Savannah College of Art and Design, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle University, Seton Hall University, Skidmore College, Sonoma State University, Southern Methodist University, Southern Oregon University, Southern Utah University, Southern Utah University, Stevens Institute of Technology, St John’s University, St Olaf College, SUNY Maritime College, Syracuse University, Texas Christian University, Texas Tech University, The College of Wooster, The New School, The University of Alabama, The University of Arizona, The University of Montana, The University of Tampa, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, The University of Texas at Dallas, Trinity College Dublin, Tulane University, University of Alabama at Birmingham, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Los Angeles, UC Merced, UC Riverside, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara, UC Santa Cruz, University of Chicago, University of Colorado - Boulder, University of Colorado - Colorado Springs, University of Colorado - Denver, University of Dayton, University of Delaware, University of Denver, University of Hawaii at Hilo, University of Hawaii at Manoa, University of Houston, University of Idaho, University of Louisville, University of Maine, University of Miami, University of Michigan, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, University of Mississippi, University of Missouri Columbia, University of Nebraska at Lincoln, University of Nevada, Reno, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, University of New Hampshire, University of New Mexico, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, University of North Dakota, University of Northern Colorado, University of Notre Dame, University of Oklahoma, University of Oregon, University of Pittsburgh, University of Portland, University of Puget Sound, University of Redlands, University of San Diego, University of San Francisco, University of Southern California, University of the Pacific, University of Utah, University of Washington, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Wyoming, Villanova University, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and, State University, Wabash College, Wake Forest University, Warner Pacific University, Washington State University, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Western Washington University, West Virginia University, Whitman College, Whittier College, Wichita State University, Willamette University, Woodbury University, Xavier University, Yale University.

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with De La Salle’s New President, David Holquin

De La Salle High School is excited to have David Holquin at the helm of our institution. The school has shared his professional experience, but the Union wanted to provide an opportunity to get to know De La Salle’s new president on a personal level. Enjoy our Q&A with David on the next two pages.

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Your education has been filled with a Christian Brothers’ and Catholic background, (Christian Brothers High School, Saint Mary’s College, and Notre Dame), how has Lasallian and Catholic education shaped you as an individual? Catholic schools for centuries have been the nexus of a well-rounded and whole hearted education that feeds the mind, body, and soul. And Lasallian education, in particular, is rooted in the belief that our starting point is relational. We are at our best in relationship with our students, staff, and parents. Going deeper, the De La Salle Christian Brothers’ mission challenges me daily to make sure that every student feels welcomed, belongs, and reaches his or her (given we do serve our Carondelet sisters) greatest potential. I received that in my schooling and I approach my work with a spirit of faith and zeal to do for others what was done for me. I am who I am and I do what I do because of the schools and educators who impacted me. That is never taken for granted. Having grown up with a Lasallian education, and serving as president at your second Lasallian school, why is working at a Lasallian school important to you? The values instilled through Lasallian education are needed more today than ever. And because of that, I feel this hunger to be interested in learning about and serving others. Fredrick Buechner has said our vocation is where your heart’s deep gladness, and the world’s deep need meet. And the maxim from the Gospel that to whom much is given, much is required rings true for me, too. Call me crazy, but I take all of that seriously and feel like if I don’t give back, it was as if I never understood what my many mentors did for me. As I was graduating from college I had five life plans devised, and initially tried life plan A which was to make a lot of money in business, retire early, and then teach for the rest of my life. It lasted one year and I knew I was not where God wanted me. It is funny how sometimes the hardest part of listening is in heeding what we hear. When I did, my life has never been better. What is your overall vision for De La Salle High School? I look forward to working collaboratively with the community to discern the path for how De La Salle can continue to develop men of faith, integrity, and scholarship by being a national leader in how to educate and reach boys. We already do amazing things, and my task is to help discern where we can grow and improve while never losing sight of our mission which distinguishes us. I do believe that we already have so much going on at Winton Drive that my biggest opportunity is in simply sharing the story of De La Salle near and far. In other words, how do we amplify and embrace our tradition and success as we live it out in 2021 and beyond?

at home with the people I love, probably because my day job requires me to be present to, and with, a lot of people. What do you enjoy doing in your leisure time? My leisure time is spent with people I love, enjoying life. I have such an amazing life and I feel blessed everyday with where I work and live. I will say I prefer the simple things in life: movie nights at home, pizza from our Ooni pizza oven, a good meal with a Manhattan to start. Half Moon Bay, Carmel, and Disneyland are happy places for our family.

How involved do you plan to be with campus and student activities, and how visible do you plan to be with the students on a regular basis? I set aside time weekly to visit classrooms, watch activities, and walk the campus. I am signed up to participate and lead on retreats and Kairos. As any administrator will tell you, when I am having a rough day, just being with the students makes all the difference. Their spirit and energy is infectious and the joy our educators have inside and outside of the classroom is palpable. My job is to be inwardly grounded while being outwardly focused. What program or programs at De La Salle are you most interested in learning more about? Our Bishop Cummins Program is central to our mission as a Lasallian school, yet so are they all. Whether it is athletics or Mock Trial, Kairos or clubs, there is so much that De La Salle offers. I have been heartened by the passion and commitment of our students, staff, parents, and community. Folks are all in here, and want to see everything and everyone excel. There is a devotion to De La Salle which makes everything we do here successful and I can’t wait to see even more.

necessitates distance, but that is not who we are as a Lasallian Catholic school. Things like the Taste of De La Salle or the homecoming dance or Friday night football games have new significance since a near two-year absence. I have been gratified and humbled by the great lengths our educators have gone to make these events happen. And so we have a sacred privilege to build community that lasts a lifetime. What are some fun facts that our community should know about you? I love golf, but don’t play enough to be any good at it. We purchased a Peloton right as the pandemic started and I have not missed a day since—ask my wife, I never thought I would use it! Also, I don’t have a lot of “favorites”: food, movies, etc. but certainly enjoy a wonderful life. I prefer a quiet night

What is daily life like for the Holquin family? With a sixth grader (Jackson), a second grader (Sloane), and my wife Danielle who commutes to San Jose, life is filled with drop offs, pickups, soccer practice, golf, playing before or after homework, and trying to always have dinner together around the table. Why is Family so important to you? I grew up learning that faith and family were the most important things and everything else was secondary. I would credit my parents (Nicholas and Julia) and my maternal grandparents (Ray and Jennie Basquez) with instilling that in me. My primary vocation is as a husband and father, and that is what my first calling is. It makes it easier to put into practice when I love my wife and kids as much as I do.

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We’re OnBoard! De La Salle Incorporates OnBoard! Student Leaders In the Spring of 2020, as the pandemic continued and De La Salle students and teachers were adapting to the reality of full online learning, thinking and planning began for the incoming class of new students. How would new students bond with their new high school if virtual? What impact would positively connected students have on long-term retention and academic success? The dependability of prospective students being able to be “Spartans for a Day”, coming to plays and athletic events, and experiencing the vibrancy and energy of the De La Salle community was gone. How was the school going to engage and connect a new class of Spartans given the constraints of the pandemic?

The school’s newly minted Director of Campus Life and Culture, Michael Aquino, reached out to some enthusiastic colleagues: counselor Lindsay Melaas, assistant librarian Brooke Heskett, activity director/English teacher and coach Greg Brown-Davis, teacher and coach Terry Eidson, and theater director Meredith Barnidge to brainstorm and investigate ways of orienting and welcoming new high school students, virtually. Mr. Aquino leaned on his past experience as Vice Principal of Admissions at Moreau Catholic High School where he revamped the existing orientation program by implementing Link Crew. Link Crew is a program of the Boomerang Project, former Santa Cruz educators specializing in school transition programming. After successfully implementing Link Crew at Moreau Catholic, Mike became a staff coach for the Boomerang Project travelling around the country and Canada training other administrators and teachers. Using his connections and knowledge gained from his work, he and his collaborators were trained in June of 2020 in the Boomerang Project’s virtual mash-up of Link Crew: OnBoard! Like Link Crew, OnBoard! is a peer-mentor model of orientation; where specially selected and trained older students, who represent the diversity of experiences in the school, serve as “big brothers” in leading a small group of ninth grade and transfer students through orientation. They assist the students in making positive and ongoing connections with older students, other new students in their group, and the culture of the school. The main goal of the program is to create and reinforce a positive and inclusive school culture where everyone belongs and is able to find a place. The key focus of the leadership training is creating positive energy and connections while reinforcing the existing hard work of the teachers and staff at De La Salle. Not only does the program seek to improve and enhance the experience of incoming students – but this has cascading impacts with student retention, in the creation of a positive/welcoming campus culture, and improving overall student success at the school. With Brooke Heskett and Lindsay Melaas taking the lead as head coordinators, the group began the quick turnaround of training themselves as adult coordinators, planning, selecting, and training leaders, and implementing an entirely new program from June to August 2020. Over 60 juniors and seniors answered the call – jumping in, fully committed to the challenge of making positive connections with younger students and helping to build culture – all while virtual. They took on the challenge of training and connecting, while managing the technology of a virtual orientation of more than 300 students and leaders in one day! On August 11, 2020, De La Salle welcomed its incoming class of 2024 through an entirely virtual orientation.

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OnBoard! Student Leaders waiting to greet their fellow Spartans at Freshman Orientation.

As the 2020-21 year unfolded, De La Salle was able to move to a hybrid model of instruction for many students. OnBoard! Leaders and groups continued to meet virtually and in-person for follow-ups to connect students to clubs, for tutoring or academic support, or just to see how the new students were navigating De La Salle. Some returned to serve as Freshman Retreat Leaders for their students in October.

their groups – creating genuine connections, helping new students find their way, and getting everything set for a successful first day of classes. OnBoard! Leaders continue to meet and connect with their groups – hosting “check-in” lunches, connecting struggling students to resources, and helping to “build back better” the Spartan Brotherhood that was disconnected and scattered during the past 18 months.

As the spring of 2021 rolled around, the group again began to plan for the incoming Class of 2025. With the prospect and hope of a full return to in-person instruction, it was clear there would need to be an entire re-tooling and retraining of the adults and the program. Using knowledge gained from the year, along with generous borrowing from the Link Crew playbook, the intrepid coordinators created a whole new OnBoard! 2.0 program that they could roll out in-person. Teacher Corey Kelly, joined the adult coordinators as Greg Brown-Davis took on more coaching responsibilities. New students were given an entire day for Orientation themselves – to meet and bond with their leaders and groups, pick up books, get their photo IDs, go through Tech Check, and get a campus tour.

Looking ahead, the Coordinator team of Brooke Heskett, Lindsay Melaas, Meredith Barnidge, Terry Eidson, Corey Kelly, and Mike Aquino continue to plan ongoing events for OnBoard! and look forward to more training and refinement to make the program an institutional staple and cornerstone of De La Salle culture-building.

Again, more than 60 enthusiastic junior and senior Spartans stepped up to act as “big brothers” and underwent two full days of summer training to prepare them for De La Salle’s revamped Orientation Day. On August 9, 2021 OnBoard! Leaders spent an entire day with

OnBoard Leaders Meredith Barnidge, Michael Aquino, Greg Brown-Davis, Brooke Haskett, Lindsay Melaas, and Thomas Wickboldt on a zoom meeting leading up to Freshman Orientation.

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Brother Carter

Living Lasallian Charism Schools have always been powerful places in Brother Carter Powers’ life. Places where people pushed him to be better, and where he is now helping students to be better. The realization that schools are a catalyst for personal transformation started for Brother Carter in a Catholic middle school, where an enthusiastic nun who was his English teacher encouraged him to be the best version of himself. It continued in high school, where his cross country coach became a father figure and mentor after the death of Brother Carter’s father during his freshman year. “As I was graduating high school, I realized that teachers played a huge role in my life,” says Brother Carter, who is now a Religious Studies teacher and an assistant cross country coach at De La Salle. “I respected them. I looked up to them. I wanted to give to others what they gave to me in terms of their love, their mentorship, their faith, their passion for education.” His post-high school journey led him to coaching at a Jesuit High School in Phoenix, Arizona, where he was able to not only guide and mentor students entrusted to him but also to synthesize his Catholic faith with his life. When he later got a job at Cathedral High, a Christian Brothers school in El Paso, Texas, he was impressed by the Brothers’ zeal, their commitment to faith and their dedication to students, and decided that he wanted to join in their mission as a Christian Brother. “I wanted to be a Brother because I wanted to find out a way to live the gospel that I felt was true to who I was, and I saw that in the Lasallian charism, and I saw that in all the Brothers I met,” says Brother Carter, who is now a Postulant on his way to eventual studies in the Novitiate and later, lifetime vows as a Brother. So when he was 21, in early 2020 before the pandemic began, he took the first step, becoming an Aspirant. He researched De La Salle High School, which he had never heard of, and he also learned that because he would be the only Brother at the school, he would live in a nearby Christian Brothers community at Saint Mary’s College in Moraga.

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“As our numbers get lower, you’re going to have to start commuting to places to do ministry, and you’re going to have to be the only Brother in the school, and you’re going to have to realize what kind of responsibilities and expectations come along with that,” Brother Carter says. “I thought this was going to be a great way to test out how much this charism really means to me.” Still, as he journeyed west to California, his nerves rattled him, until he stopped at Cathedral High School in Los Angeles. He went to the chapel for evening prayer, and the prayer book he was handed opened to a memorial card for the legendary Brother Lawrence Allen, a beloved De La Salle figure who he had read about in “When the Game Stands Tall” while researching the school.

athletic competition,” says De La Salle chaplain Fr. LaSalle Hallissey, O.P., and alumnus from the first graduating class in 1969. Brother Carter says that he receives as well as gives instruction. “I learn every day from students,” he continued. “At the end of the day, if you’re a good teacher the students are the ones giving the lesson.” And, he says, he learns from the lay teachers, many of them De La Salle graduates, what it means to be a Lasallian in the classroom.

“I get goosebumps thinking about it,” Brother Carter says. “I took this as a sign – ‘you’re going to the right place.’ That was God saying, ‘I’m going to take care of you. I understand where you’re going and I want you to be there.’”

“It’s really interesting – the Brothers community (at St. Mary’s College) is teaching me what it means to be a Brother in community, and they’re supporting me so that when I come here, I’m able to recognize what the teachers are doing in the classroom that’s Lasallian.”

It wasn’t easy at first, with the Coronavirus shutting down in-person learning in mid-March 2020, and then going to a hybrid system in the 2020-21 school year. He first served in the Learning Center, did longterm substitute teaching and was an in-class facilitator for a teacher who remained in a remote capacity once in-person classes resumed. He now is a faculty member teaching four Religious Studies classes for freshmen, a class on spiritual journey, and he is an assistant cross country coach. His enthusiasm, his ready laugh, and his zeal for the community are evident throughout the campus.

Brother Carter knows it’s beneficial for De La Salle to have a Brother on campus again as a living symbol of the Lasallian charism, but he also knows that he will have to leave when he enters the Novitiate, a one-year seminary program, which will be followed by five to seven years of annual vows before taking final vows, the lifetime commitment to being a Christian Brother. He also knows that someday he may prove to be the inspiration for a De La Salle student considering joining the Christian Brothers. What would he tell such a student?

“With a warm and welcoming smile, Brother Carter pays close attention to the young men entrusted to his care and does what he can to help them succeed, both in learning the basic concepts of our Catholic faith and in achieving their best possible times running at an

“I’d ask him if you want to put yourself in the position to be the best Catholic, the best teacher, and the best person you could be. Then I would highly encourage a life in the Brothers, because there are nonstop opportunities to grow.”

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2021 Lasallian Educator of the Year

Annemarie Talmadge At the 2021 Saint La Salle Liturgy, Vice President for Academic Life, Dr. Heather Alumbaugh, had the privilege of honoring an educator who is chosen by his or her peers to receive a very special award, the Lasallian Educator of the Year Award. Before making the announcement to the entire faculty and staff of De La Salle, Dr. Alumbaugh said, “Each year it is both a challenge and a blessing to choose the Lasallian Educator of the Year, especially among so many dedicated faculty members. The commitment, respect, and love our faculty gives to our students is the same they show one another.” Then, Dr. Alumbaugh announced that Social Studies Department Chair, Mrs. Annemarie Talmadge was selected as the school’s 2021 Lasallian Educator of the Year. During her announcement, Dr. Alumbaugh shared a number of comments made by fellow faculty and staff members about Mrs. Talmadge. Here are some of the comments made during the nomination process:

The Lasallian Educator of the Year award honors an educator who is chosen by his or her peers to receive a very special award, and is given to a faculty member who exemplifies the qualities of St. La Salle, specifically meeting the following criteria:

O A dedicated and committed individual who is an exemplary educator.

O An educator who understands his/her own dignity as a child of God so that he/she can pass this on to students.

O A person who cherishes and cares for his/ her students like an older brother or sister, and, above all, someone who is committed to a life of faith and expresses that in a commitment to teach his or her students the importance of the spiritual life, inculcating living values.

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“Annemarie is an incredible educator and is professional, dedicated, and passionate. Her energy level and enthusiasm for her subject matter is contagious. Even in this unprecedented year, she has continued to be a passionate educator.” “Mrs. Talmadge’s students love her – and she loves them. She is challenging and warm, demanding and approachable. Her classes are always sought after, and she regularly writes more recommendation letters for college than almost any other faculty member.” Put simply, “Her dedication to both her students and the school is exceptional.” “She is a very faith-filled person who believes strongly in the dignity and well-being of each person created in the image and likeness of God. “She most definitely is an example of showing dignity and respect to others.”

Two staff members composed a joint nomination for Mrs. Talmadge that epitomizes so much about her professional commitment to De La Salle High School: “She takes on so many duties around school including junior class moderator, department chair, responsibility of remodeling the Faculty MOD, all with 100 percent effort and kind words to all. She has also been acknowledged through the Veterans of Foreign Wars - an outside organization - which means she is touching people outside De La Salle. She is also an amazing mother of elementary school children DURING A PANDEMIC. She’s our Hero!” Previous recipients of this award from our current faculty include Mr. Eidson, Mr. Ladouceur, Mr. Zorad, Mr. Hassett, Mr. Hirsch, Mrs. Stevenson, Mr. Oelschlager, Mrs. Acquistapace, Mr. Guthrie, Ms. Dickson, Mr. Berkes, Mr. Aliotti, Mrs. Appel, Mrs. Mattos, Mr. Graham, Mr. Aquino, and Mr. Olwell.

IN 2021 At the end of the 2020-21 school year, De La Salle celebrated the retirements of five long-time faculty and staff members. Those five individuals included receptionist Sherry Bedford, faculty member Matthew Castello ’80, President Mark DeMarco ’78, teacher and football coach Bob Ladouceur, and Religious Studies instructor Bob Zorad. Mr. Castello, Mr. DeMarco, and Mr. Ladouceur were featured in past issues of the Union magazine (dlshs.org/union), so in this issue we will highlight the careers of Sherry Bedford and Bob Zorad.

Sherry Bedford

Known by many at De La Salle as the “face of the school,” Sherry Bedford worked as the receptionist in the Main Office for 18 years when she retired at the end of the 2020-21 school year. A mother of three boys, all who attended De La Salle, Sherry first worked at the school as a parent volunteer beginning in 1998. After a few years as a volunteer, she was employed at the school in 2003, working part-time in the Attendance Office. She took over as the school’s full-time receptionist, beginning with the 2005-06 school year, the role she passionately held for 16 years. In her role, she was the person that greeted you as you entered the main office, or was the voice you heard when you needed help over the phone. An avid football fan, Sherry was a die-hard supporter of both the De La Salle Spartans and San Francisco 49ers. If you ever attended De La Salle home football games, you could always hear her yelling from the stands, “Somebody hit somebody!”

Bob Zorad

Robert Zorad, well known for his kindness and compassion by his colleagues, retired from De La Salle High School following the 2020-21 school year, spending all 32 years teaching in the Religious Studies department. Bob was a key coordinator in the development of the school’s Kairos Retreats, which began in January of 2000. Since then, the school has completed close to 140 Kairos Retreats over the past 21 years, many of which Bob Zorad attended himself. Bob was also a key contributor to the school’s Student Coalition On Respectful Education (SCORE) program, since its inception over 18 years ago, and held morning spiritual Yoga sessions for faculty and staff. As a faculty member at De La Salle, Bob will always be remembered for a variety of reasons, as many summarized during the spring of 2021 St. La Salle Prayer service. Bob was well known for his quick wit and wry sense of humor, and for always reminding everyone that “we are always in the Holy Presence of God.” Bob always had a sense of calm and purpose, and shared his authentic self with everyone while inspiring faith for his colleagues and students. He always made everyone feel special, and was always a bright light in everyone’s life at De La Salle.

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Community De La Salle

With the full return to campus for the 2021-22 school year, De La Salle is focused on rebuilding community. These pages highlight a number of events that have returned to campus to help the school re-establish community among faculty, staff, students, and families.

A Taste of De La Salle With the return of signature events at De La Salle, more than 400 parents, alumni, friends, faculty and staff of the community came out for A Taste of De La Salle on Thursday, September 16. This year’s Taste event marked the return of major events for the school, as its last on-campus community event for De La Salle was the 2020 Crab Feed on January 25, 2020.

Welcome Week Rally During the second week of school, De La Salle students gathered in the Inner Court for the Welcome Rally on August 20th. The rally, which was a spirited event prior to the first football game of the season against St. Mary’s of Stockton, allowed the students time to cheer for each other in various class competitions. Even De La Salle’s new President David Holquin was pulled into the activities during the musical chairs scavenger hunt. 17

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Mass of the Holy Spirit Like many campus activities, school Masses also had to go virtual during the pandemic, but returned to a full on-campus service on August 25th. With Father LaSalle Hallissey ‘69 proceeding over the Mass, all De La Salle students, faculty, and staff came together in the Quad to celebrate the Mass of the Holy Spirit, which welcomes the students back to campus and provides a blessing over the start of the new academic year.

Club Fair Another event that returned during the fall semester was the Student Club Fair, which was held on September 8th during lunch. The Club Fair offers students the opportunity to showcase the 60-plus student club offerings for the school. This highly popular event was showcased during the newly developed Community Time, which takes place on various Wednesdays and Fridays throughout the year, allowing De La Salle students to come to gather to support various events and activities. FALL 2021

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Freshman Orientation Although the official first day of school was Wednesday, August 12, the school year got off to a start on Monday, August 10 with Freshman Orientation. During the six-hour orientation for the freshmen, they were greeted by many faculty and staff members of the school, and more importantly, more than 100 OnBoard! Student leaders from the upper classes to help acclimate them to the school through various activities. Freshman students also picked up their books for the first time as De La Salle students. Cereal Drive The 21st Annual De La Salle Cereal Drive kicked off on Monday, September 20 and ran through Friday, October 8. The De La Salle Cereal Drive continues to support the local community by providing more than 3,000 boxes of cereal to the Monument Crisis Center, which provides needy families a healthy breakfast to start their day. After receiving more than $16,000 in donations in 2020 through a completely online donation campaign, this year’s Cereal Drive was a hybrid model, which received over 2,000 boxes of cereal and more than $4,000 in financial support, helping the school reach its overall goal.

Kairos Retreats De La Salle’s Senior Kairos Retreats also returned to their off-site format as Kairos 134 saw 31 students and five adult leaders depart for the Vallombrosa Retreat Center in Menlo Park, for the three-day and two-night spiritual journey. Kairos challenges the young men to integrate their faith into the relationship with God, others, and themselves, and for many, they consider this event to be a life changing experience which allows one to openly share their life experiences in the context of faith. 19

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Athletics at De La Salle Beginning with the 2021 fall season, the regular athletics schedule returned for De La Salle. The traditional fall season of sport – for cross country, football, and water polo – began when the water polo team played at Acalanes on August 24th. The first home game of the season for De La Salle was on August 25th, when water polo hosted St. Ignatius. The football schedule got underway on Saturday, August 28 against St. Mary’s of Stockton and the cross country season opened with the Cool Breeze Invite on September 3rd. After a full year without championship for all sports in California, and two years for spring sports, North Coast Section Championships have been reinstated for all sports for the 2021-22 school year.

Family Mass and Brunch This year De La Salle High School hosted welcome events for both the incoming freshman, transfer, and sophomore families. On August 15 the freshman and transfer student families came to campus for the Freshman Welcome Mass and Brunch. Mass was held in the Theater before families, along with faculty and staff, had brunch in the Quad. The following week, the sophomore students and their families were invited to campus for their welcome Mass and brunch after their freshman welcome event was cancelled due to the pandemic.

De La Salle Honored with National Jefferson Awards for Service to the Community In late September, the De La Salle Service Learning Students in Action program was announced as Multiplying Good’s National Student Choice Award winners. The students from De La Salle were recognized on September 30th, during an online presentation of The 49th Annual Jefferson Awards presented by Multiplying Good.To watch the video submission from the De La Salle Service Leadership student visit: https://youtu.be/sQcH37VjMo0.

Pictured are De La Salle graduates, and Student in Action representatives, J.T. Baird ‘21 and Luke Anderson ’21, with Multiplying Good representative Marc Mullins, Anchor WRTV, on an Instagram Live interview, recognizing the school’s national service award.

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Tim Roberts ’88 Returns as Director of Alumni Relations De La Salle is thrilled to announce that Tim Roberts ’88 accepted the position of Director of Alumni Relations, and returns to the role he held from 2008-14. Tim assumes the leadership role with more than 10,000 alumni in the De La Salle community. “I am very excited for the opportunity to continue working with alumni, as well as current students,” said Roberts. “Although some years have passed, the mission remains the same to support the De La Salle community, especially the students under our watch. I look forward to keeping our alumni inspired to serve the needs of our school.” Tim has continued to stay involved and give back to De La Salle over the past seven years as a coach for the freshman football team, as well as served in a number of volunteer roles. His passion for his alma mater is clear, and his focus will be building relationships with the Spartan community which is key for the future of De La Salle. Tim can be reached at robertst@dlshs.org or by phone at 925-288-8171.

The Legacy of De La Salle Faculty and Staff There are 24 alumni who are current members of the De La Salle faculty and staff. Including the 2021-22 academic year, these 24 individuals bring 330 years of employment experience and with their time as students, their total years on the De La Salle campus jump to 426. De La Salle would like to recognize these men for their many years of service to the students and school community. *not pictured Justin Alumbaugh ’98 Social Studies/Football

Christian Curry ’89 Social Studies

Scott Hirsch ’82 Mathematics

Nick Pelosi ’91 Mathematics/Football

Brett Anderson ’97 English/Swimming

Scott Drain ’94* Student Support Services

Jonathan Llama ’04 Information Technology/Football

John Pelster ’87 English/Cross Country

Tim Bedford ’03 Science/Robotics

Kevin Fordon ’00 Social Studies/Football

Leo Lopoz ’94 Athletics

Tim Roberts ’88 Development/Football

Sean Bristol ’97 Learning Center

Rick Graham ’90 English

Greg MacArthur ’03 HPER/Basketball

Cris Rosales ’76 Student Support Services

Greg Brown-Davis ’97 English/Football

Bob Guelld ’81 Dean’s Office

Kent Mercer ’87* Athletic Trainer

Marcus Schroeder ’06 Athletics/Basketball

Jonathan Clark ’04 Science/Wrestling

Father LaSalle Hallissey ’69* Religious Studies

Travis Pacos ’11 Mathematics/Basketball

Giles Thompson ’93 Visual and Performing Arts

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De La Salle Alumni Events and Reunions Due to COVID-19, De La Salle and Carondelet high schools have had to cancel or postpone many of their alumni events over the past two years. However, with the beginning of the 2021-22 school year, De La Salle was able to slowly bring these alumni events back to campus, and plans for future events are on-going. We hope that this school year will see the return of all alumni activities for both campuses.

Fall Sports

During the fall semester, De La Salle hosted affinity events for each of the school’s fall sports teams. Alumni from the De La Salle water polo and cross country teams came together on Saturday, August 21 to gather together once again. The 20-year tradition of the cross country run was held at Heather Farm Park, where the harrier alumni competed against the current students in the two-mile run. All gathered at De La Salle after the event for lunch and an opportunity to reminisce about the “glory days”. The football alumni held their annual event on Friday, October 1, with a pregame reception in the Brother’s Residence Courtyard. The reception was held prior to De La Salle’s nationally televised football game on ESPN against St. Frances Academy (MD).

De La Salle head varsity water polo coach Robbie Arroyo hosted the annual alumni versus student water polo match and reunion honoring Mark Ayers ’97. Following the match, the players and alumni gathered at Rocco’s Pizzeria for lunch.

Winter Sports

For the winter sports of basketball, soccer, and wrestling, event planning is currently underway for all three sports. The soccer alumnus event will be held on Wednesday, November 24 with their alumni game at Owen Owens Field, followed by a reception. With De La Salle alumni Marcus Schroeder ’06 returning to lead the program, basketball’s alumni event will move to December 21st, with a reception for the returning alumni of the program. All three current Spartan teams will play at home that day, with the varsity game scheduled for 5 p.m. The hospitality event will be held in the Ladouceur Athletic Performance Center after the varsity game. The current wrestling schedule is still being finalized; therefore, the wrestling alumni hospitality event has not been scheduled at the time of print. A hospitality event is expected to be scheduled in conjunction with a home dual meet.

Class Reunions

For the De La Salle and Carondelet classes of 1970 and 1971, a zoom reunion was held on October 9th, with more than 40 alumni from both schools attending the virtual 50-year reunion. These classes are planning to host an in-person gathering during the spring of 2022. De La Salle and Carondelet high schools are planning to host reunion events for the classes ending in 0, 1, 2, 5, 6, and 7 in the summer of 2022. Please check the De La Salle reunions webpage or social media group pages for information about these reunions as it becomes available. Be sure to check out the De La Salle Alumni website (dlshs.org/alumni) or the alumni Facebook and LinkedIn pages for details about future alumni events. You can also contact Tim Roberts ’88, Director of Alumni Relations, at robertst@dlshs.org or 925-288-8171. FALL 2021

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CLASS OF 2021

De La Salle Athletic

Hall Fame

Mark Halvorson (coach) was the head varsity wrestling coach at De La Salle from 1999 to 2020, when he died suddenly at the age of 57. In his 21 years as the head coach of the Spartan’s wrestling program, he led the school to 11 North Coast Section championships, while sending nearly 100 wrestlers to state meets, where they claimed 23 medals and two individual state championships (Peyton Omania ‘18 in 2018, Kyle Parco ‘19 in 2019). He also coached for Team USA Wrestling in Singapore, Mexico, and Brazil, and in 2016 he was selected as a Greco-Roman volunteer coach on Team USA for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. Noah Merl ’01 was a standout soccer player for De La Salle for three seasons (1998-2001), earning two First Team All-BVAL selections. A team captain of the 2001 North Coast Section championship team, he was named to the All-Contra Costa Times Team following his junior and senior seasons. Noah played college soccer at UC Berkeley (2001-04) where he was a three-time All-Pac-10 selection, a three-time Pac-10 All-Academic honoree, and a three-year team captain. After being selected in the third round of the 2005 Major League Soccer Draft by the San Jose Earthquakes, and missing the 2006 season, he played three seasons with the Seattle Sounders (2006-08), winning a United Soccer League (USL) Championship in 2007, before finishing his playing career with the Seattle Wolves of the Premier Arena Soccer League (PASL).

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Travis Pfeifer ’97 excelled as an offensive and defensive lineman at De La Salle, earning three varsity letters. Travis was named a Prep All-American by PrepStar, which ranked him as the sixth-best offensive lineman in the region. Following his All-American senior season, he earned First Team All-State, All-City, All-League, All-East Bay, and All-Bay Area honors as an offensive lineman. Additionally, he was selected as the City Player of the Year, the East Bay Co-Offensive Player of the Year, and the North Coast Section Defensive Player of the Year. He helped De La Salle win three straight Division I state championships (1994-96), as the Spartans were 38-0 during that stretch. As a sophomore, he was part of the 1994 football team that won the program’s first national championship. As a junior, he earned First Team All-City, All-League, All-County, and All-East Bay honors, helping the 1995 Spartans to a number-four national ranking. As a senior, the 1996 football team ranked second nationally at the end of the year. He earned a full scholarship to play football at Stanford University, where he was a three-year letter winner at nose guard and defensive tackle and was a member of the Cardinal’s 2000 Rose Bowl team and 2001 Seattle Bowl team that ranked 11th in the country. Jason Price ’06 was a three-year standout on the De La Salle varsity track and field team. During his senior season, he posted the third-fastest 400m time in school history (48.28) and finished second at the North Coast Section Meet of Champions. He also ran the first leg for the Spartans’ 4x400m relay team, which set a school-record time of 3:17.27, before finishing first at the NCS MOCs in 2006. After De La Salle, Jason attended the University of Southern California (USC) where he was a member of the track and field team for four seasons. A team captain as a junior and senior, he was an Academic All-American in 2010 and a two-time All-American as part of USC’s 4x400m relay team, placing fifth at the 2010 and seventh at the 2009 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships. He graduated

On October 24th, De La Salle High School inducted its thirteenth class into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame. The 2021 De La Salle Athletic Hall of Fame inductees included individuals Mark Halvorson (former wrestling coach-posthumously), Noah Merl ‘01 (soccer), Travis Pfeifer ‘97 (football), Jason Price ‘06 (track & field), Kevin Simon ‘01 (football), Dan Vinson ‘04 (lacrosse), Brandon Zoetewey ‘05 (wrestling), and the 1994 De La Salle Football Team. As part of the nomination process, these honorees are recognized not only for their athletic achievements, but for their academic, professional, and community involvement. Many of the members of this class are noted for their dedication and support of the De La Salle mission.

from USC in 2010 with a degree in Business Administration and as a Presidential Scholar. Jason also graduated from Harvard Business School in 2018 and has been on the boards of various sportsrelated organizations, including founding Crossover Into Business while at Harvard, a non-profit that helps professional athletes accelerate their business careers and impact their communities. Kevin Simon ‘01 was to be inducted into the class of 2020, but due to scheduling conflicts, he will be inducted with the class of 2021. Kevin excelled at football at De La Salle and beyond, as he was a star linebacker and running back for the Spartans from 1997-2001. He played on two De La Salle USA Today National Championship Teams (1998 & 2000) and contributed to the school’s national-record 151-game winning streak, spanning from 1992-2004. As a senior, Kevin scored 16 touchdowns as the team’s leading running back. He was named 2000 Rivals National Defensive Player of the Year, Cal-Hi Sports’ State Defensive Player of the Year, USA Today, Parade, PrepStar, and Super Prep All-American and was rated the No. 1 Linebacker in the nation by ESPN and Rivals.com. Kevin played in the inaugural U.S. Army All-American Bowl in 2000, before playing football at the University of Tennessee from 2001-05, before a brief NFL career. He was selected by the Washington Redskins in the seventh round of the 2006 NFL Draft. After his playing days, Kevin has coached at both the collegiate and NFL levels.

Brandon Zoetewey ’05 was a four-year letter winner in wrestling for the Spartans, a three-time Bay Valley Athletic League champion (including an undefeated season in 2005), and a two-time North Coast Section individual champion. As a junior at De La Salle, Brandon placed sixth at state in the 112-pound weight class. As a senior, he posted a sixth-place state finish in the 119-pound division, then earned All-American honors after a fifth place finish at senior nationals. After graduating from De La Salle, he attended California State University, Bakersfield, where he was a three-time letter winner on the wrestling team and qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 125-pound weight class in 2008 and 2009. He compiled a 74-40 record during his four years at CSUB, which included three top-five Pac-10 Championship finishes. The 1994 De La Salle Football Team posted a perfect 13-0 record, en route to the school’s third straight and 10th North Coast Section Championship in 13 years. The 1994 Spartans outscored their opponents 115-14 in the three playoff games, as “the streak” was extended to 39 consecutive wins. Following the 35-0 victory over James Logan in the NCS Championship game, De La Salle was named national champions by the National Sports News Services (NSNS) and the World Features Syndicate National Prep Poll (WFSNPP), marking the first of seven national titles for the De La Salle football program.

Dan Vinson ’04 was a four-year starter for the De La Salle varsity lacrosse team (200104) and was a member of the team during the program’s inaugural season in 2001. A team captain for the Spartans in 2003 and 2004, Dan earned All-American honors by US Lacrosse, both as a junior and a senior. He was also a member of the school’s National Honor Society, was a Peer Helper, and a Youth Educator. After graduating from De La Salle, he attended Georgetown University, where he walked on to the men’s lacrosse team, playing four seasons with the Hoyas from 2006-09. FALL 2021

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What’s Happening Alumni Edward Valdivia ‘71 (A) Edward is newly retired after a long career in the oil industry with Shell Oil Company and British Petroleum – Arco. He now calls Cozumel, Cancun, Mexico home. Jack Waldhaus ‘71 (B) Jack currently lives in Honolulu, Hawaii where he is an engineer for ComPac Fleet repairing ships. Antonio Soto, Jr. ‘74 Antonio has held a chiropractic practice in Stockton since 1980, and sees no retirement in sight. Antonio and his wife Yvonne (from Martinez), who works for the Stockton Unified School District, will see two of their four children get married this year. Their son Tony gets married on October 30th and their daughter Christina will get married on December 4th. Two of his sons are beginning Chiropractic College, a third son is a sophomore in the Mechanical Engineering Program at UC Davis, and his daughter completed her Masters in Psychology and is near completing her hours to become a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT). On a sad note, Antonio’s mother passed away from COVID-19 Pneumonia on February 9, 2021. Jerry Soto ‘76 Jerry currently works for Continente Ranch in Oakley, supervising logistics and international shipping in addition to being the owner of Primo Real Estate. Thomas Dwyer ‘80 (C) After 28 and a half years of service, Thomas recently retired as a Sergeant from the Rocklin Police Department. During his time with the Rocklin PD, he served 13 years as a patrol Sergeant, 12 years on SWAT, three years with the K-9 unit, and as a DARE Officer. Additionally, he worked as a school resource officer and a firearms instructor. He has been married for 34 years and has two children. Lou Donati ‘89 (D) Lou Donati and his wife Kim recently released a book titled “Our Miracle Babies: A True Story about Hope and Faith”. The book is an emotional story of love and loss, and follows along as they discover the surrogate is pregnant with twins. A graduate of Santa Clara

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University, Lou has worked for more than 21 years in the bio pharmacy industry. He and his wife Kim have been married for almost 17 years and have twin daughters Sofie and Mia. Kevin Selby ‘91 (E) Kevin currently lives in Nevada City, Calif., where he teaches physical education and health at Seven Hills Middle School. Kevin and his wife Emily, who also teaches at Seven Hills, have two sons, one who is a freshman in college and the other who is a high school junior. Dean Quiambo ‘96 (F) Dean celebrated his 20-year work anniversary with Armanino LLP! Dean enjoys crossing paths with fellow Spartan alums, and now their kids who attend De La Salle. He shares, “how great it is to see the Brotherhood grow and make a real impact both in our professional and personal lives.” Congrats Dean! Jared Wagner ‘07 Jared celebrated the birth of his daughter Macy Jean Wagner on March 17, 2021. Jared, a 2012 graduate of the University of the Pacific, is an Associate Director for Apollo Global Management. Samson Keary ’00 (G) Samson is currently a journeyman electrician at Collins Electric, Inc. He completed his bachelor’s degree from San Francisco State University in mathematics and social work in 2009. Chris Wondolowski ‘01 (H) On August 17, 2021, Chris Wondolowski played in his 400th career Major League Soccer game while playing for the San Jose Earthquakes. Chris is the MLS all-time leading goal scorer with 168 career goals and his professional soccer career included stops with the Earthquakes (2005, 2009-present) and the Houston Dynamo (2006-09), and he was also part of the 2014 US World Cup squad. He is a five-time MLS All-Star, a two-time Golden Boot Award winner, and the 2012 MLS MVP. Chris and his wife Lindsey live in Danville with their two daughters. William “Billy” Beyer ‘05 Billy has made the career transition from being a car salesman to insurance, as he recently opened a Farmers Insurance office in Kensington, Calif. Michael Czyz ‘08 (I) Michael was recently featured on local news program, KTVU Channel 2. A Walnut Creek police officer since 2018, Michael saved the life of an elderly man who drove

into a pool on August 16, 2021. Being an officer for about four years, this was his first time saving someone while on the job. Ken Egu ‘10 (J) Ken recently released a faith based mobile videogame “The 4Runner’s Gospel” (https://linktr.ee/kenegutv (T4G)). It is the new and innovative solution to teach people about spirituality through media by bringing play into the equation. It leaves room for growth and exploration by putting the learning experience in the hands of the player. Check it out! Joey McSweeney ‘10 (K) After graduating from De La Salle in 2010, Joey went off to Texas Christian University (TCU) to pursue a degree in Entrepreneurial Management. While living and working in Dallas post college, he met his now wife at a tailgate for the TCU vs. Oklahoma football game. Haley and Joey got married this past July and live in San Jose, where he’s a commercial real estate broker at CBRE. Go Spartans! Josh McCarthy ‘16 (L) A recent graduate from Pepperdine University, Josh is having an outstanding 2021 year on the golf course. His Pepperdine career ended with a 2021 NCAA Golf National Championship. He then posted a top-20 finish in his first career professional tournament, with a tie for 18th place at the Live and Work in Maine Open on the PGA’s Korn Ferry Tour the week of June 27. Then, with the PGA Tour’s new season starting at the Fortinet Championship in Napa on September 16, Josh was a Monday qualifier for the event when he shot 6-under par with a back-nine score of 29. Josh would go on to miss the cut after shooting rounds of 74 and 72 on Thursday and Friday. Dominic Grupalo ‘18 (M) Dominic was fortunate enough to graduate as the ‘Most Outstanding Economics Student’ at San Diego State University this 2021 summer. He is now an Order Operations Specialist at ClickUp, a startup software company, one of the fastest growing companies in the greater San Diego area. Bryson Patterson ‘18 (N) Bryson Patterson ’18, who now attends the University of San Diego, was announced as a Keck Undergraduate Research Humanities Research Fellow for this year (2021-22). Bryson is majoring in Environmental and Ocean Sciences, as well as Political Science and International Relations. His topic of research is Sublime and Photography – Burke and Kant.

Slam.Dunk. Marcus Schroeder ’06 Returns to De La Salle as Basketball Coach and Assistant AD On August 6th, De La Salle Vice President for Athletics, Leo Lopoz announced that Marcus Schroeder ’06 would return to campus to coach the varsity basketball team and serve as an Assistant Athletic Director for the Athletics Department. Marcus returns to De La Salle after an impressive playing and coaching resume at the collegiate level. He coached at Saint Mary’s College from 2010-21, after a four-year playing career at Princeton University (2006-10). “Marcus’ education, playing career, and coaching experience, along with his work ethic and integrity, make him a perfect fit for our program,” said Lopoz. “I am confident he will make a major impact both within and outside of the De La Salle community.” Marcus graduated from Princeton in 2010 with a bachelor of arts in history, then completed his master’s degree in kinesiology from Saint Mary’s College of California in 2013. “It is an honor and privilege to serve as Head Basketball Coach at De La Salle High School, a place that has such rich history and tradition,” said Schroeder. “I had a tremendously positive experience here as a student-athlete and I look forward to helping provide that same experience to the student-athletes that I will coach. I look forward to entrenching myself in the De La Salle community and am excited about the challenges that lie ahead.” Marcus brings 10 years of NCAA coaching experience to Winton Drive and returns to De La Salle from Saint Mary’s College where he was most recently the Associate Head Basketball Coach for the nationally-ranked men’s basketball program. But when the head basketball coach position opened at De La Salle he was excited about the opportunity and challenge ahead when returning to his alma mater. “Being a head coach at any level is not easy,” said Schroeder. “Whether it’s third-grade basketball, high school, college, or the pros, it’ll be a really good challenge. I’ll develop a lot and grow as a leader and a coach, getting to lead a really good high school basketball program.” Another thing that was appealing to Marcus was the opportunity to spend more time at home with his young family. Marcus and his wife Erin welcomed their second child in August, when their son Frank was born. They also have a two-year old daughter named Ruth. “Where my family’s at in our journey — we just had a second child — the timing was right. It was going to be a good chance to create a little better rhythm at home, now with two kids,” said Schroeder. I n addition to his role as the head basketball coach, Marcus will serve as Assistant Athletic Director. In that position, he will be responsible for expanding the reach and growth of the De La Salle athletic camps and academic enrichment programs. The net revenue from those programs will be used to provide access and support for students from families of limited financial resources through the school’s Bishop John S. Cummins Scholarship Program. “ Ultimately, the development you get as a head coach — whether it’s high school, college, pro — is immeasurable,” Schroeder added. “You’ve got to make every decision, you’ve got to call the plays, you’re the guy talking in every huddle, in every timeout, in every locker room session, and at practice. There’s a lot of growth there.” Above: Erin, Frank, Marcus and Ruth Schroeder

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SpartanSports De La Salle Athletics 2021 Recap

After nearly one year away from competition, the De La Salle spring season got off to a quick and busy start with an on-campus cross country meet at Jesuit High School. The non-traditional format and schedules would tell the story of the 2021 sports season, with all sports packed into a tight window of time. Outdoor wrestling you say? De La Salle wrestling had its senior day against Las Lomas on the turf of Owen Owens Stadium. De La Salle cross country coaches got creative and designed both a two-mile and a three-mile course on campus where we ended up successfully hosting meets. The De La Salle baseball team was able to play a full regular season schedule, finishing with 13 straight victories to earn yet another 20-win season. Spartan lacrosse was equally impressive winning 12 of 13 games of a schedule that included the likes of Granite Bay, Redwood, and rival San Ramon Valley. With state and section playoffs off the table for the season, the goal for our programs was to create the best schedule and experience possible. The varsity head coaches really wanted to give our student-athletes the most enjoyable and competitive season they could. De La Salle soccer for example was able to compete against North Coast Section (NCS) playoff nemesis Berkeley, and on the road at Bishop O’Dowd and Miramonte. Soccer finished unbeaten on the campaign. Two indoor sports were able to get the green light with weekly testing involved. To keep the bubble small, basketball played their way through a league schedule with matchups against the same school on consecutive nights. Hoops found success against perennial NCS power Salesian and throughout their East Bay Athletic League games. De La Salle volleyball had a solid run with a young squad, going 8-0 in league play. In the water, first-year water polo coach Robby Arroyo guided his squad to a 14-4 record, while swim coach Tom Johnson led the student-athletes through a season of non-scoring meets. Track and field hosted a successful multi-school invitational here on Winton Drive, and our golf team once again showed their class, navigating their way through a mixture of competitions over the spring months. Lastly, football and rugby were dominant, as the two elite programs combined for a 11-0 record! While we did not have the opportunity to compete for a state or section title in 2021, we felt blessed to be able to give our student-athletes a season of sports to enjoy.

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Blake Burke Nathan Babby Kieran Brown Caleb Chance John Curran Patrick Curulla Miles Daniels Tre Dean Joey Donnelly Agustin Gomez De La Vega Gavin Grosz Dorian Hale Lu-Magia Hearns Mitchell Hoey Justin Hopkins Terrell Hopson Matt Malone Sebastien Maza Connor Mechelke Evan O’Connell Kason Pelz Nate Perkins Richard Peters III

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ANNUAL HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Fundraising is a priority for De La Salle High School as it complements our mission, serving all students, and our annual operational needs. Supporting the school’s annual fundraising efforts is vital to the financial health, growth, and future of the school and puts our students first by serving school priorities such as: making tuition assistance possible for families with varying levels of need, providing tools and training for our faculty and staff through professional development, and facilitating a wide array of co-curricular programs so that all students have the opportunity for activity, leadership, and expression outside of the classroom. Thank you to all of our donors for putting our students first! Endowment and Named Funds Endowments are the financial foundation of a school. Rather than used for immediate needs, endowed funds are invested. The earnings on these investments then provide a stable, ongoing source of funds for scholarships, operations, and other areas of campus life where there is a need. The goal of an endowment is to use enough earnings to accomplish the purpose for which the endowment was created, while retaining a portion to allow for growth and future use. Endowments and Named Funds are established with a minimum $50,000 gift. Alexander Trust Memorial Fund for Financial Aid Alumni Endowment for Financial Aid Bianchina Family Endowed Fund for the Learning Center Bill Mercer Endowment for Financial Aid Bishop John S. Cummins Endowment Fund for Financial Aid Br. James B. Zachary Ward Endowment for Financial Aid Br. Lawrence Allen Memorial Fund Brice Richard ‘93 Endowed Memorial Fund Bruce Wilhelmy Leadership Award Endowment Fund

Carl E. and Ann K. Hanson Endowment Fund Class of 1994 Endowment Fund De La Salle Academy Endowed Fund De La Salle Brothers’ Community Endowment Fund Faculty/Staff Endowment Frank Wolf Memorial Financial Aid Endowment George A. Viscia Memorial Scholarship Fund Happy Family Fund Hugo A. Ramirez ’18 Memorial Scholarship Fund Joan M. Buhlman Scholarship Fund

Josh and Chelsea Freeman Family Fund Ken Reidy Endowed Memorial Fund for Financial Aid Maloney Family Scholarship Fund Marchetti Family Lasallian Educator Fellowship Award Mark & Lori DeMarco Endowment for Financial Aid Maurice Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Sharpes Family Fund Nathan Kirkham Endowed Memorial Fund Nick Casci Endowed Scholarship Fund Peters Family Scholarship Fund

Ryan C. Abele ’16 Memorial Scholarship Fund Schuler Family Fund Scott Chapman Memorial Fund Silvio and Mary Garaventa Family Endowment for Financial Aid Terrance Kelly ‘04 Endowed Memorial Fund for Financial Aid Tina and Gary M. Vrionis Family Fund Victor Nigro Memorial Fund Vituity Cares Fund Wallunas Family Athletic Fund Wardy Family Fund

Legacy Society The Legacy Society honors supporters who wish to leave a legacy for future generations of Spartans through provisions for De La Salle in their estate plans – either by will, trust, or other planned giving arrangement. By becoming a member of the Legacy Society, your generosity will live on through our mission to provide a Catholic, Lasallian education to those who may seek it. Your gift will enrich our dynamic learning environment through enhanced academics, technology, faculty training, campus facilities, and more. The impact of your gift will be felt by the families that receive financial aid, by our faculty members who continue to provide quality instruction, and by co-curricular student activities such as band and performing arts, campus ministry, athletics, and service learning clubs who will be equipped with the appropriate resources and gear to reach their goals. Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Abreu ‘83 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Monty Carlos Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. DeMarco ‘78 Mr. Richard E. Elston Mr. Joseph J. Fitzsimmons

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Mr. Brian Holm ‘90 Mr. W. Stephen Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Barry T. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Tyler J. Kannon ‘92 Ms. Annelyse R. Klapperich

Mr. Rick E. Koch ‘73 Mr. Sean K. Mason ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Pittore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Roche ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Turner ‘77 Mr. Matthew T. Wagner ‘90

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wagner, Jr. ‘89 Mrs. Barbara Wagner Dr. and Mrs. John K. Wilhelmy

Founder’s Circle The Founder’s Circle honors donors with cumulative lifetime giving of $100,000 or more to De La Salle High School. Their investments and partnerships have made a tremendous impact to physical campus facilities, tuition assistance awards to families in need, as well as innovations to learning in the classroom. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Aberer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Abreu ‘83 Mr. Dennis C. Alumbaugh Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baldacci ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Bianchina, Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Binswanger, Jr. Ms. Theresa Buhlman Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Cannon Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William C. Colvis Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Crespi ‘81 De La Salle Institute Dean & Margaret Lesher Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Engelhart ‘83

Mr. Joseph L. Garaventa ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Garaventa, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Ghielmetti Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ghielmetti ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gonsalves Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Grubb Mr. and Mrs. John R. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Heaton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hess Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hulburd Mr. and Mrs. Bradley K. Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Jacuzzi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Keane Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kezer Mr. Rick E. Koch ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Larkin, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Lenahan ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Maloney Mr. Paul Marcotte and Ms. Teresa Herigstad Mr. and Mrs. Tim J. McCaffery Mr. and Mrs. David W. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Dea Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Peters ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pickett Mr. James B. Rettig Robert Stewart & Helen Pfeiffer Odell Fund Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Seeno III ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Seeno Mr. Michael Stead, Jr.

The Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Tomkovicz Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Varni Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallunas Mr. and Mrs. James G. Wardy Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Whalen, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John K. Wilhelmy William G. Irwin Charity Foundation Y & H Soda Foundation Mr. Carl S. Zocchi ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Carlo L. Zocchi, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Zocchi ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Zumbo

1965 Club The 1965 Club honors donors with annual giving of $1,965 or more to De La Salle each year. Families that contribute at this leadership giving level and above are invited to our 1965 Club reception in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Abbes Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abele Mr. and Mrs. James B. Aberer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Abreu ‘83 Dr. and Mrs. Ali Alijanian Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aliotti Mrs. Wendy V. Aliotti Mr. Dennis C. Alumbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Darren M. Anderson ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Dean Andrighetto Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. William H. Armstrong Ashby Lumber-Concord Ms. Rachel Baiati Mr. and Mrs. James F. Baldacci ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baldacci ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Baltz Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Francis S. Beech Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Bianchina, Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Boswell Mr. and Mrs. Dalton C. Brown ‘94 Ms. Theresa Buhlman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Burke ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Byers Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cabeceiras Mr. and Mrs. James J. Capbarat Dr. and Mrs. Allan P. Capinpin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Carrigan ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Carroll CASS, Inc. Mr. Ruben A. Castellon Castle Creek Company Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chaput Dr. Steve Cheng and Dr. Nhu Pham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Cheng Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chiarucci Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Coke Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Cortez Mr. and Mrs. William S. Crisafulli Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Curran ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Da Silva Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. De Mattei Mr. and Mrs. John V. Deitchman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. Deitrick

Mr. Michael Di Fiori ‘86 and Dr. Jamie Di Fiori Mr. and Mrs. Darrell J. Di Giovanni ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Dritan Dyrmishi Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. Edgar ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher N. Ellis EPIC Insurance Brokers Dr. and Mrs. Mark Ericson Mrs. Deborah Falconer FH Dailey Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Frasca Mr. Andrew L. Freeman ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Freeman ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Freeman, Jr. ‘86 French Brothers Flooring America Mr. Daniel W. Gagen ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gagen Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph A. Galera Mr. and Mrs. John M. Galloway ‘95 Garaventa Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gardner Mr. and Mrs. George I. Ghantous Dr. and Mrs. Louis J. Giorgi, Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Glaessner Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gnovel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gonsalves Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gran Dr. and Mrs. Ryan Green Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greeson Dr. Keith Gronbach and Dr. Jennifer Gronbach Mr. Christopher Gubera and Mrs. Kristin Linehan Mr. and Mrs. James Guyette Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Guyette Mr. and Mrs. Stephan F. Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Haley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Harney Mr. Joseph P. Harney ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B. Hopkins Mr. Frederick M. Hughes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hulburd Mr. and Mrs. Bradley K. Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Adrian M. Ivanov

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jansen Jeff & Sheryl Hanson Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Jenkins Mr. Edward J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Karleskind Dr. and Mrs. Scott E. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Tony E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Gus J. Kerry Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kezer Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Kienzle Mr. and Mrs. Gary Klintworth Mr. Rick E. Koch ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koerner Mr. and Mrs. David Kovacovich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuta Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. LaCour ‘87 Lasallian Education Fund Lehmer’s Concord Buick GMC Mr. and Mrs. Brad Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lezcano ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Livingston Ms. Tiffany R. Lockridge Mr. and Mrs. Richard Logan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Mack ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Madrigal Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Malgradi Dr. and Mrs. Navin Mallavaram Mr. Jeff M. Mann and Mrs. Tiffany A. Herron-Lumpkin Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mazzetti Mr. and Mrs. Mark McGee Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mechelke Mr. and Mrs. Horace N. Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Mercer ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Merrifield Dr. and Mrs. Duncan A. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Jamal R. Mogannam Mr. and Mrs. James M. Moloney Mr. Michael J. Monaldo and Ms. Valerie A. Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Morrison Dr. Mark P. Musco and Dr. Dolores K. Musco MVP Construction LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Nevares ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Niedermeyer Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Nigro Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O’Neal Mr. and Mrs. Uriel Oseguera Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Pappas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Parker Mr. and Mrs. William C. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pawlo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Peters ‘83 Mrs. Catherine M. Peters Mr. Stephanie Pfister Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pickett Mr. and Mrs. Sean A. Pickett Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Pittore, Jr. Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 342 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Porter Dr. and Mrs. Charles Preston Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Primas Mr. Eric J. Quinn ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Randall Mr. and Mrs. John T. Rassier, Jr. ‘98 Rassier Properties Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Reardon Ms. Mary Rentoumis Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. M. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Roberts Cdr. (Ret.) and Mrs. Edward A. Robertson, Jr. ‘80 Mr. and Ms. Carlos Romo Ms. Sheryl L. Rowold Ms. Maryam Rudden Mr. and Mrs. John Russi Mr. and Mrs. William B. Salacuse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Salmon Mr. and Mrs. John S. Salter Mr. Jerry Sanchez and Ms. Patricia Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Drew Y. Sanders Ms. Kerry D. Seastrand Mr. and Mrs. David T. Seeno ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Shoemaker ‘73 Mrs. Renee R. Sitzman Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Slavonia Mr. and Mrs. Jason Snodgress Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Spicer

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Mr. and Mrs. Dominic W. Sposeto Ms. Catherine F. Stewart Mr. Chris Sullivan and Mrs. Olivia Sevilla-Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Sullivan ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Kalanikai Tai Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tang Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tchejeyan

The Conco Companies Dr. Laura A. Timmerman Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Tomkovicz Dr. and Mrs. Allen Toreja Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Van Wyck Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. VanderKlugt ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Vila ‘03 Mr. Anthony G. Viscia ‘90

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Voorhees Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wagner ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallunas Mr. and Mrs. John F. Walsh Mrs. Patricia A. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. William Ward Mr. and Mrs. James G. Wardy

Mr. and Mrs. Tim B. Westphal Dr. and Mrs. John K. Wilhelmy Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Williams Mr. Richard L. Williams ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Wolking ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Yakas Yandell Truckaway, Inc.

Alumni Honor Roll of Donors The De La Salle Alumni Association continues to build on our efforts to educate alumni on the various funding initiatives of the school. Many are surprised to learn that tuition does not cover the full cost to educate a student throughout the school year. More and more alumni “come back to De La Salle” by answering the call for support for the Annual Fund to benefit all students. We cannot thank our alumni enough for staying involved through their support of the Annual Fund. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Aberer III ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Abreu ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Aras A. Alekna ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Justin E. Alumbaugh ‘98 Dr. Jeffrey C. Andal ‘91 and Dr. Geraldine A. Andal Mr. and Mrs. Brett J. Anderson ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Darren M. Anderson ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Toby Anderson ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Andrade ‘01 Anonymous (7) Mr. Nolan J. Arieta ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Audley ‘85 Mr. Rogelio Avalos ‘03 Mr. Brian M. Bacharach ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Bacharach ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Baldacci ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baldacci ‘77 Mr. Michael F. Bausch ‘00 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Beauchamp ‘87 Mr. Calvin C. Becerra ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan J. Bellusa ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Bianchina, Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bihler ‘69 Dr. and Mrs. Tikoes A. Blankenberg ‘74 Mr. Marlon A. Blanton ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Boet ‘71 Mr. Brandon J. Brasiel ‘16 Dr. and Mrs. James A. Brasiel ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brasiel ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Bristol ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Brocca ‘70 Mr. Frank J. Brosnan ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Dalton C. Brown ‘94 Mr. Greg G. Brown-Davis ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Bruni ‘76 Mr. Peter C. Burkard II ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Burke ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Burke ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Burkhardt ‘98 Mr. Matthew M. Butala ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Tom A. Cacciola, Jr. ‘86 Mr. Andrew M. Camera ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Kent L. Camera ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Carey ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Carrigan ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Greg M. Carrillo ‘86 Mr. Christopher R. Carroll ‘06 Mr. Michael J. Cashman ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Castello ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cavallero ‘78 Mr. Paul Chahin ‘82 and Ms. Leslie Guerrero-Chahin Mr. Gregg J. Chavaria ‘86 Mr. Christopher K. Chee ‘00 Mr. Gregory A. Chittum ‘90 Mr. Jason M. Chittum ‘22 Mr. John P. Chuakay ‘94 Mr. Nicholas C. Cipolla ‘04

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Dr. and Mrs. Jason R. Clark ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Clark ‘04 Mr. James M. Click ‘90 Mr. Matthew J. Clizbe ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. George F. Condon III ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Connell ‘80 Mr. Luis G. Connor ‘00 LCDR Gregory M. Contreras ‘03 Mr. Paul S. Cook ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Coughlan ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Curran ‘93 Mr. Christian N. Curry ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Daly ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Darby ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. William W. Davis, Jr. ‘86 Mr. Steven J. DeBenedetti ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Chris P. Del Santo ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. DeMarco ‘78 Mr. Daniel J. Dempsey ‘92 Dr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Devlin ‘76 Mr. Michael Di Fiori ‘86 and Dr. Jamie Di Fiori Mr. and Mrs. Darrell J. Di Giovanni ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Casey B. Dias ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Dimalanta ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Donati III ‘89 Mr. Zachary R. Downing ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Drain ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. George C. Driscoll ‘76 Mr. George F. Driscoll ‘14 Mr. Robert X. Driscoll ‘17 Mr. Michael P. Dunn ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. Edgar ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Eggers, Jr. ‘79 Mr. Victor C. Egu ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Daen J. Ekpa ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Enea ‘84 Mr. Richard A. Enea ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Engelhart ‘83 Mr. Brian C. Engleton ‘98 Mr. Derek R. Fahlman ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Favroth ‘00 Mr. William T. Fernando ‘12 Mr. Stephen L. Ferrari ‘11 Dr. and Mrs. John D. Fichtenkort ‘76 Mr. Anthony R. Field ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Fitzsimmons, Jr. ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Fordon ‘00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Forester, Jr. ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Fortner ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Frainier ‘75 Mr. William A. Frainier ‘79 Mr. Jason M. Francis ‘99 Mr. Kevin M. Freel ‘05 Mr. Andrew L. Freeman ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Freeman ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Freeman, Jr. ‘86 Mr. Donald R. French ‘95 Mr. Jeremy S. Gabe ‘97

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Gaber ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Gaber ‘91 Mr. Daniel W. Gagen ‘93 Mr. Daniel A. Galbraith ‘14 Mr. Nicholas B. Galbraith ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Galloway ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Gartner ‘82 Mr. Ralph E. Geary ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Genovese ‘86 Mr. Nicholas A. Gerlach ‘04 Mr. Louis A. Gernhardt V ‘96 Dr. and Mrs. Louis J. Giorgi, Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Glanville ‘89 Mr. Jesse Glueck ‘91 and Ms. Nicole Dunbar Mr. Robert D. Glynn III ‘83 Mr. Bernard T. Go ‘93 Mr. Michael P. Gonzales ‘98 Mr. Richard Graham ‘90 Mr. Jonathan M. Gregory ‘94 Mr. Zachary W. Griffiths ‘10 Mr. Zane E. Griffiths ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Guelld ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas H. Gums, Sr. ‘99 Mr. Lincoln D. Gunn ‘06 Father LaSalle Hallissey, O.P. ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Hanecak ‘80 Mr. Parker S. Hanks ‘04 Mr. Sean P. Hanlon ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Hannigan ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Hardy ‘94 Mr. Joseph P. Harney ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hayek ‘94 Mr. Thomas P. Hayes ‘02 Mr. Christopher R. Hayworth ‘00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hayworth ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Hazelwood ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Hirsch ‘82 Mr. Christopher A. Hood-Rosales ‘76 Mr. Daniel R. Huffman ‘04 Mr. David E. Huffman ‘02 Mr. Connor F. Hunt ‘11 Mr. Christopher R. Jensen ‘04 Mr. Alfred B. Johnson ‘76 Mr. Eric D. Johnson ‘00 Mr. Michael Joyce ‘88 and Mrs. Rachel Harris Mr. West N. Karavidas ‘16 Mr. Joseph B. Kearney ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Keenan ‘73 Mr. Daniel J. Kehoe ‘97 Mr. James B. Kehoe ‘00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Killoran ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Klenow ‘70 Mr. Rick E. Koch ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Koller ‘91 Mr. Karl F. Kreft ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Krochmal, Jr. ‘85 Mr. Robert L. Kroha, Jr. ‘90

Mr. Kyle T. Kuznik ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. LaCour ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Lafayette ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Laiolo ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lezcano ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Llama ‘04 Mr. James R. Logan ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Lopoz ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. George R. Lotti, Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Lucas ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo M. Lujan ‘91 Mr. Michael R. MacGillivray ‘08 Mr. James S. MacIntyre ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Mack ‘94 Mr. Thomas J. Maddock ‘03 Mr. R. J. Magana ‘99 Mr. Matt Malone ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Malone II ‘86 Mr. Charles K. Maloney ‘14 Mr. Louis M. Mangini ‘86 Mr. Sean P. Mann ‘01 Mr. Brian R. Marchiano ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Santiago A. Martinez ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Massey ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McCabe ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. McCarthy ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. James M. McCaughey ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. McClaskey ‘85 Mr. Michael F. McKay II ‘94 Mr. Anthony W. McLennan ‘01 Mr. Richard J. McNell ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. John S. McPhee ‘85 Mr. David H. Melmed ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Mercer ‘90 Mr. Eric J. Mercer ‘84 Mr. Clark R. Messman ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Metzger ‘73 Mr. Andrew M. Milcovich ‘07 Mr. John P. Milcovich ‘04 Dr. William J. Milcovich ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Miranda ‘92 Mr. Joseph C. Molina ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Molinar ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Molloy ‘93 Mr. David V. Monahan ‘95 Mr. Robert J. Montgomery ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mullane ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Mullen ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Mullin ‘95 Mr. Daniel P. Murphy ‘09 Mr. Thomas E. Nelson ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Jefferey S. Nevares ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Nevares ‘86 Mr. Ethan P. Niedermeyer ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Nobrega ‘85 Mr. Jacob N. Nye ‘14 Mr. Nathan R. Ocon ‘15 Dr. Timothy L. O’Malley ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Kelly J. Ouimet ‘84

Mr. Travis D. Pacos ‘11 Mr. Matthew T. Padilla ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Palm ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Pappageorge ‘99 Mr. Douglas Paul ‘87 and Mrs. Heather Noonan Mr. Herbert D. Pease ‘02 Mr. Ryan C. Pegnim ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Pelster ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Peters ‘83 Mr. Kevin T. Peters ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Peters II ‘72 Mr. Sean M. Peters ‘12 Mr. Cody R. Peterson ‘09 Mr. Michael A. Pittore ‘04 Mr. Robert E. Pohl ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Adam E. Polk ‘01 Mr. Robert E. Portis, Jr. ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Luke A. Powell ‘90 Mr. Michael J. Prindiville ‘93 Mr. Matthew T. Prisegem ‘94 Mr. Michael J. Prisegem ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Pursley ‘75 Mr. Eric J. Quinn ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Quintero ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua J. Quintero CMT ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Rassier, Jr. ‘98 Mr. Luiz W. Rigney ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Rissetto ‘72 Mr. Scott Roberts ‘93

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Roberts ‘88 Cdr. (Ret.) and Mrs. Edward A. Robertson, Jr. ‘80 Mr. Jesse Rodriguez ‘99 and Mrs. Nancy Cialdella Mr. Gregory P. Rosellini ‘81 Mr. Dennis A. Rosendo ‘02 Dr. Michael Twomey J. Rubino III ‘84 Lt. and Mrs. Laurence F. Ryan ‘86 Mr. Darren J. Salmi, M.D. ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Erik M. Sandie ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Roberto P. Santos ‘96 Dr. and Mrs. John P. Schilling, M.D. ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd V. Schine III ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schneider ‘83 Mr. Christopher P. Schornack ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Schratz ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Sechrest ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. David T. Seeno ‘94 Mr. John Shoaff ‘87 and Mrs. Laura Sonjara Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Shoemaker ‘73 Mr. Scott A. Sills ‘95 Mr. David P. Smith ‘01 Mr. Stephen R. Sonaty ‘94 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Southard ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Sovik ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Spiller ‘73 Mr. Steven J. St. John ‘01 Mr. Sean D. Stein ‘21

Mr. and Mrs. Christian J. Stenrud ‘91 Mr. William E. Steuber ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Stewart ‘94 Mr. Scott B. Stokes ‘87 Mr. Andrew M. Storms ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Strauch ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Streicher ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Sullivan, Ph.D. ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Sullivan ‘02 Mr. Sean C. Sweeney ‘10 Mr. Daniel A. Tabacco ‘02 Mr. Brian J. Taglang ‘86 Mr. Lester Tancuan ‘91 and Dr. Mary Ann Tancuan Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Thompson ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Giles D. Thompson ‘93 Mr. Val H. Tompkins DC ‘91 Mr. Ian C. Tongol ‘02 Mr. Michael C. Trevino ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Tschann ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Turner ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Turner ‘77 Mr. Damian A. Vallis ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Van Slambrook ‘88 Mr. James D. Van Wyck ‘11 Mr. Robert A. Van Wyck ‘08 Mr. and Mrs. John P. VanderKlugt ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. VanderKlugt ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Antonio L. Vernon ‘86 Mr. Andrew W. Vetek ‘05

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Vila ‘03 Mr. Anthony G. Viscia ‘90 Mr. Raoul C. Von Richter ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wagner ‘73 Mr. Jared R. Wagner ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Walker ‘91 Mr. Steven Wallace ‘97 and Mrs. Kelly Whiddon Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Walsh ‘90 Mr. Christopher D. Walton ‘88 Mr. Sean M. Wanket ‘15 Mr. Gary L. Weberling ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. John E. White ‘81 Mr. Devin J. Williams ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Williams ‘88 Mr. Richard L. Williams ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Wilson ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Wilson ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Wirth ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Wolking ‘74 Mr. Adam Wong ‘18 Mr. Chad N. Worth ‘03 Mr. John W. Yandell III ‘08 Mr. David A. York ‘88 Mr. Jack K. Young ‘77 Mr. Jacob S. Yount ‘05

2020–21 Parent Honor Roll of Donors Giving from current parents is a significant part of the annual financial support for the school. These gifts are a wonderful contribution to life at De La Salle, and we deeply appreciate the dedication our families make to the institution. Ms. Virginia M. Aban Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Abbes Mr. and Mrs. James B. Aberer III ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Accardo Mrs. Maria M. Acosta and Mr. Jorge L. Monroy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams Mr. Walter Aguilar and Mrs. Maria Romeo Mr. Todd T. Aiken and Mrs. Mary P. McMahon Dr. and Mrs. Ean Ainsworth Mr. David Alexander and Ms. Becky Arkin Dr. and Mrs. Ali Alijanian Mr. and Mrs. Edgardo Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Enrique M. Alvarez Dr. Jeffrey C. Andal ‘91 and Dr. Geraldine A. Andal Mr. and Mrs. Darren M. Anderson ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Andre Anonymous (18) Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Anthony Ms. Anne M. Appel Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Aragon Mr. Gabriel A. Araiza and Ms. Stephanie Scott Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Arcaya Mr. and Mrs. William H. Armstrong Mrs. Elena Arrajj Mr. Ronald G. Arrajj, Jr. Mr. Brian A. Awabdy and Dr. Graziella W. Awabdy Mr. and Mrs. David Babby Ms. Rachel Baiati Mr. and Mrs. Jon K. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Bajada Mr. and Mrs. James F. Baldacci ‘83 Mr. Brent Bamberger

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Barnes Ms. Meredith Barnidge Mr. and Ms. Hector F. Barragan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Barsi Mr. and Mrs. David Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. David Baumgartner Mr. and Mrs. David Baur Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Becher Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Carlo M. Beckman Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Francis S. Beech Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Beeken Dr. Peter T. Beernink and Dr. Sharon A. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bender Mr. and Mrs. Garth R. Benner Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Besag Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Bianchina, Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Biles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Boswell Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Boyle Mr. Jude Braga and Mrs. Margi Enriquez-Braga Mr. and Mrs. Augusto P. Braganza Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Bristol ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Dalton C. Brown ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Brown Mr. and Ms. Scott Brown Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Bruni ‘76 Ms. Theresa Buhlman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Burnham Mr. and Mrs. Karl Byers Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cabeceiras Mr. and Mrs. Tom A. Cacciola, Jr. ‘86

Ms. Leilani A. Calara Mr. Douglas I. Calderon and Mrs. Raquel Rangel Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Caldwell Ms. April D. Campbell Chittum Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Canon Dr. and Mrs. Allan P. Capinpin Ms. Marcela Cardenas Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan O. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Carmichael Mr. Carlos R. Carrillo and Mrs. Beatriz Ceja Mr. and Mrs. Sean Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Carscadden Mr. Ruben A. Castellon Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Castillo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Castillo Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Castro Mr. Eduardo Castro-Morales and Mrs. Adriana L. Arredondo-Barajas Ms. Elizabeth Chaffee Ms. Stephanie A. Chamberlin Mr. and Mrs. Elson P. Chan Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Chance Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chand Mr. Hector Chao Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chaput Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Chaves Dr. Steve Cheng and Dr. Nhu Pham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Cheng Mr. Gregory A. Chittum ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Pravesh Chopra Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chose Ms. Tara Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Owen T. Clement Mr. James M. Click ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Cline Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Coke Mr. and Mrs. Chad A. Cola

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Congo Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Jorge A. Cordova Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Corral, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Cortez Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Craft Mr. and Mrs. John S. Crissman Ms. Kathryn A. Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. M. Crossett Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Curran ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Curulla Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cushing Mr. and Mrs. Jon Daco Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Daly ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Darby Mr. and Mrs. William W. Davis, Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Philippe De Smedt Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. deBoisblanc Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Deitchman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. Deitrick Mr. and Mrs. Jason DeLong Mr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Dermon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Deviney Dr. and Mrs. Craig DeVinney Mr. and Mrs. Casey B. Dias ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Dias-Martin Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Diaz Mr. Dave DiFranco and Mrs. Kim Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dika Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Dimalanta ‘90 Mr. Matthew J. Dolan and Dr. Lizette O. Dolan Ms. Margereth F. Drumm

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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Harold Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hastings Dr. Joanne J. Hawkins and Mr. Derek Hawkins Dr. and Mrs. Trevor L. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hayworth ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hazard Mr. and Mrs. William Hecht Mr. and Mrs. Grover Heiskell Mr. Emilio J. Heredia and Mrs. Ana I. Monsalve Dr. and Mrs. Lionel N. Herrera Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Hershey Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Hess Mr. Patrick A. Hoey and Dr. Alison M. Hoey Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. Brett D. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hoppin Dr. Harry S. Huang and Dr. Cathy Huang Mr. Jason R. Hubbard and Dr. Amy N. Splitter Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Jon Huckestein Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Collin Hum Dr. and Mrs. Alan K. Iannaccone Mr. and Mrs. Abayomi B. Ikutiminu Mr. Richard P. Inaldo Mr. and Mrs. Adrian M. Ivanov Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Jack Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Johannsen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johansen Mr. and Mrs. William E. Johansen Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Johns Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Philip M. Joseph Dr. and Mrs. Derek J. Jue Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Kahl Mr. Bert C. Kang Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kangas Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Karim Mr. and Mrs. David Karst Dr. Nils Kauffman and Dr. Therese E. Peffer Ms. Karen V. Kech Ms. Adriana Keenan Mr. Edward E. Keenan Dr. and Mrs. Scott E. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Tony E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy Mr. Scott Kennedy and Mrs. Asunta Pacheco-Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Denis S. Kenny Mr. David Kent and Ms. Elizabeth Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Kelly F. Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Gus J. Kerry Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Kienzle Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kim Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. King Mr. and Mrs. Gary Klintworth Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Klotz Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Knapic Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koerner Ms. Agnes Kohanyi-Skov Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Kol Dr. and Mrs. Theophile G. Koury Mr. and Mrs. David Kovacovich Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kratus Mr. and Mrs. Sean J. Kullman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kuta Mr. and Mrs. Simeon S. Lagroma

Mr. Matthew Lakin and Ms. Brigid Rose Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lane Mrs. JoAnn Lasater Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Latasa Mr. and Ms. Ted Laymon Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. LeCoque Ms. Andrea N. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Trace Lee Mr. and Mrs. David Lemmons Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Lencioni Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Leoncio Ms. Tiffany R. Lockridge Ms. Angela R. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Todd W. Long Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Roberto A. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. David N. Louie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Lozano Mr. and Mrs. David R. Lucas ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Lucido Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo M. Lujan ‘91 Ms. Audra S. Lutter Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Macedo Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Macksoud Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Madrigal Mr. Carl Maestre and Mrs. Helene Kremer Maestre Mr. Vincent R. Maher, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Reece F. Mahood Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maiorana Mr. and Mrs. Arsalan Majlessi Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Malgradi Dr. and Mrs. Navin Mallavaram Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Malone II ‘86 Mr. Jeff M. Mann and Mrs. Tiffany A. Herron-Lumpkin Mr. Shawn Mansourfar and Dr. Mary Zarekari Mr. Leo Marchis and Ms. Yvonne Vega Mr. and Mrs. Rodrigo Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Mast Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. May Mr. and Mrs. Luis Maza Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mazzetti Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McCabe ‘87 Mrs. Margaret A. McCarty and Ms. Tammy M. Halley Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. McClaskey ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Lee McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Mark McGee Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McLaughlin Ms. Elizabeth McLean Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. McNutt Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mechelke Mr. and Mrs. Horace N. Meeks Mr. Jeffrey Meeks Ms. Caroline Mehrten Mr. Will Mehrten Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Mein Mr. David G. Meranda Ms. Shannon C. Meranda Mr. and Mrs. Chris Merrifield Mr. Anthony E. Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. Adrian E. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Steven Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mielcarski Dr. and Mrs. Duncan A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Mispagel Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mitchell Ms. Cuini Mo Mr. Thomas E. Moananu-Apela Mr. and Mrs. Sean T. Mockler Dr. and Mrs. Jamal R. Mogannam Mr. and Mrs. James Molinelli Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Molino

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Moloney Mr. Michael J. Monaldo and Ms. Valerie A. Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Arul A. Money Mr. and Mrs. Victor Montez Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Morgan Mrs. Darlene Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Morris Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. James P. Morrisroe Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. Hermen E. Motas Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Mucha Mr. Robert S. Mulcahy and Ms. Ginna M. Operario Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mullane ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Mullin ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Murphy Mr. Kevin Murray and Mrs. Catherine Renwick Dr. Mark P. Musco and Dr. Dolores K. Musco Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Jefferey S. Nevares ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Nevares ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Newman Mr. Bert Y. Ng and Mrs. Elain X. Li Mr. John Nguyen and Mrs. Claudia Chumo Ms. Grecia I. Nickolatos Mr. and Mrs. Calin Niculescu Mr. and Mrs. John F. Nobrega ‘85 Mrs. Suellen G. Noland Ms. Shannon L. Nornhold Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Norris Mr. and Mrs. David M. Nuti Mr. and Mrs. Shawn P. O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. O’Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Ohrman Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. O’Malley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O’Neal Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. Uriel Oseguera Mr. and Mrs. Pacifico Palacay Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Pappas Mr. and Mrs. James W. Pariso Mr. and Mrs. Michael Parker Mr. and Mrs. Tim Partain Mr. and Mrs. David W. Pascoe Mr. and Mrs. William C. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Patton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pawlo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Perino Mr. and Mrs. James Perry Mr. and Mrs. Lino Persi Mr. and Mrs. Kai Peters Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Peters II ‘72 Ms. Stephanie Pfister Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Sean A. Pickett Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Pilarski Mr. and Mrs. Guilherme Pinto Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Platzbecker Mr. and Mrs. John Porras Mr. and Mrs. John D. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Joe Powers Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Primas Mrs. Rebecca Pringle Mr. and Mrs. Geraldo J. Pua Mr. and Ms. Edgardo L. Quevada Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Quezada Mrs. Claudia E. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Hugo P. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Jay Randall Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Joerg Reichelt Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Reid

Mr. and Mrs. Uwe W. Reimer Ms. Mary Rentoumis Mr. and Mrs. Jose Alfonso S. Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. M. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Ridgway Mr. and Mrs. Antonio J. Riga Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rillo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Risse Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. Riter Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Rodriguez Mr. Oscar C. Rodriguez and Mrs. Liz A. De Ceja Ms. Holly Rohrig Mr. and Mrs. Tom G. Romary Mr. and Ms. Carlos Romo Mr. Emilio S. Roque and Mrs. Rosa D. Reinosa Mr. and Mrs. Nigel J. Rouse Ms. Sheryl L. Rowold Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Rubens Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rubino Ms. Maryam Rudden Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Ruff Mr. Ludwik B. Rutkowski and Ms. Dora G. Benavides Mr. and Mrs. Adalberto Ruvalcaba Lt. and Mrs. Laurence F. Ryan ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Salacuse Mr. and Mrs. John S. Salter Mr. and Mrs. Alex S. Sana Mr. Dario C. Sanchez and Mrs. Ernestine C. Pasco Mr. Jerry Sanchez and Ms. Patricia Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Drew Y. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Kris E. Sandvig Mr. Richard Santangelo and Mrs. Laura Stricklin

Mr. and Mrs. William V. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schneider ‘83 Ms. Kerry D. Seastrand Mr. and Mrs. David T. Seeno ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Ricky A. Serna Mr. and Mrs. Travis L. Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shepherd Ms. Jean A. Sherlock Mr. and Mrs. Zachary J. Shess Ms. Marissa Shimada Mr. and Mrs. Casey Shimane, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Zaid Shlah Mr. Roman Shubov and Mrs. Galina Parastaeva Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sigua Mr. Carlos Silva and Ms. Karin Baker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silva Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Simonsen Mr. Edward V. Sirios Ms. Zoila R. Sirios Mrs. Renee R. Sitzman Mrs. Raymie M. Sladek Mr. Shawn D. Sladek Mr. and Mrs. Preston G. Smalley Mr. and Mrs. Dean H. Smith Mr. Gary Smith and Mrs. Amy Jeng Mr. and Mrs. Jason Snodgress Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Sovik ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Spicer Mr. and Mrs. Dominic W. Sposeto Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Stark Mr. and Mrs. Zachary M. Stassi Mr. and Mrs. David R. Stein Dr. Monique Stevens Ms. Catherine F. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Craig Stewart Mr. Steven A. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Stoffel Mr. and Mrs. Marty T. Storti

Ms. Jennifer A. Streegan Mr. and Ms. Robert Stubbs Mr. and Mrs. David Stump Mr. and Mrs. John Sturm Mr. Chris Sullivan and Mrs. Olivia Sevilla-Sullivan Dr. Al Sumaquial and Dr. Elaine Sumaquial Mr. and Mrs. Steven Suryan Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy W. Swann Mr. and Mrs. Jon Takata Mr. Lester Tancuan ‘91 and Dr. Mary Ann Tancuan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tang Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Tarasow Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Tatad Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tchejeyan Dr. Laura A. Timmerman Dr. Louay Toma and Dr. Megan Toma Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Tomkovicz Dr. and Mrs. Allen Toreja Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Toribio Mr. and Mrs. David R. Tripaldi Mr. and Mrs. Victor U. Udeh Mr. and Mrs. John Van Berkum Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. H. Van Oppen Mr. and Mrs. John P. VanderKlugt ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. VanderKlugt ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. William Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Vazquez Mr. and Mrs. Steven Victor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Villarreal Mr. Anthony G. Viscia ‘90 Dr. and Mrs. Darko Vodopich Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Voerge Dr. John P. Vogel and Dr. Tanja L. Kujac Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Voorhees Ms. Sonia Wadhwa

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Walsh Mr. Robert A. Walsh and Dr. Jill M. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Ward Mr. and Mrs. James G. Wardy Mr. and Mrs. Jason Watson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Welch Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Josh J. Westerberg Mr. and Mrs. Tim B. Westphal Mr. and Mrs. Peter Whipple Mr. and Mrs. John E. White ‘81 Dr. Jason Whitmore and Dr. Cassandra Whitmore Mr. and Mrs. Brandt J. Williams Mr. and Ms. Craig Williams Mrs. Elizabeth M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Williams ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Wilson ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Phil A. Wiltz Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. Winter Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Wirth ‘76 Mr. Jonathan S. Wong and Dr. Clarisse Wong Ms. Tara Wood Ms. Tania Woods-Williams Dr. and Mrs. Christian Wright Drs. Douglas and Julianne Wright Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Yakas Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Yazurlo Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ybarra Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Yeoh Mr. and Mrs. Jemal D. Zikria Mr. and Mrs. John-Paul Zingmark Mr. and Mrs. David Zuniga

Alumni Parents, Grandparents, and Friends Gifts from parents of alumni, grandparents, and friends are gratefully received as an indication of De La Salle’s powerful effect on the lives of former students years after they have graduated. We continue to receive support from parents of graduates, grandparents of current and former students, as well as friends of the school, who began their association with De La Salle decades ago. Mr. and Mrs. David F. Abele Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Acquistapace Mr. Terry Adami Mr. George B. Adams Mr. David J. Afinowicz and Ms. Therese M. da Silva Mr. and Mrs. Jack V. Aiello Mr. Troy Ainsworth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aliotti Dr. Heather Alumbaugh and Mr. David Rippon Mr. Aco Alvarez Mrs. Jamelle Angelelo Anonymous (2) Mr. Michael Aquino Dr. Agustin Argenal Mr. and Mrs. Felix Armenta Mr. and Ms. Donald Armour Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Azar Mr. and Mrs. George A. Baldocchi Mr. and Mrs. Dean Balough Dr. Curtis Barmby and Dr. Gail Frick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Glen J. Beauchamp Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Benbrook Ms. Rhonda Bender Mr. and Mrs. Dario Bernardi Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Beyer Ms. Barbara J. Birsinger Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Bloomsburgh Mr. Daniel Boland

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bornstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bradley Mrs. Denise Brand-Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Broderick Mr. and Ms. Bob Brown Mr. and Mrs. Derricke Brown Ms. Trish E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Butala Mr. and Mrs. Francis Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cabral Mrs. Diana L. Cahal Mr. Timothy Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Juan A. Calderon Mrs. Genevieve Camera Ms. Ann Cancilla Perez Dr. and Mrs. James V. Candy Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Cano Mr. and Mrs. Ben T. Carmichael Mr. Javier Carrillo Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Carroll Mr. Jeremiah Case Mr. and Mrs. Stuart E. Casillas Ms. Victoria M. Catanzaro Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chan Mr. and Mrs. William A. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Jayme A. Chausse Mr. and Mrs. Dino R. Ciarlo Mr. and Mrs. Claudio V. Cipolla Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cirelli Mr. and Mrs. William L. Clinch

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Coccimiglio Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Cole Mr. Emmanuel S. Comes and Ms. Maria R. San Antonio-Comes Mr. and Mrs. John G. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cook Mr. Mark S. Coon Mr. and Mrs. Tim Cote Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Cozzoli Mr. Kelly F. Crane Mrs. James Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Fernando M. Da Silva Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Daly Ms. Janet Dann Mr. and Mrs. Rich Davi Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Davies Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeJoseph Ms. Cheryl Delahoussaye Mrs. Rena DeMarco Dr. David DeMartini Mr. and Mrs. John C. DeMelo Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Desmond Mr. Omar Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Raul Diaz Ms. Lillian A. Dickson Mr. James Dijeau Ms. Hilary Dito Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Drain Mr. William Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duncan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Eidson Ms. Michelle Eldridge Ms. Mary Jane Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Carl England Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ensley Mr. and Mrs. James J. Erdos Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ernest Mr. Michael Fadelli Mr. and Mrs. Saaid Fakharzadeh Mrs. Margaret Falconer Mr. John Fenstermacher Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Fernando Mrs. Margarita Ferrari Mr. and Mrs. James M. Fiedler Mr. and Mrs. Bob Findley Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fitzpatrick Ms. Mary S. Fordon Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Francisco-Choa Mr. and Mrs. Donald Freitas Ms. Jamie Frick Ms. Lisa T. Frost Mr. and Mrs. David Fryman Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Gabrielson Mr. and Mrs. David Galvez Dr. and Mrs. John T. Ganey Mrs. Christine L. Garcelon Mrs. Bernadette A. Garcia Ms. Maria E. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Gervolino Ms. Nadine Ghammache Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gibson

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Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Gillette Mr. and Mrs. William Glesener Ms. Kathryn Glynn Brother Nick Gonzalez, F.S.C. Ms. Sharon Goodman Mr. James Goodshaw Dr. Kathryn Grabill Mrs. Dorothy Graham Ms. Marie D. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Grantham Ms. Catherine Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffiths III Mr. Walter Grodahl Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Groth Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grupalo Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Guichard Mr. and Mrs. Steven Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gutierrez Mr. Elias Haddad and Ms. Janice Nugent Mr. and Mrs. Mark Haggen Ms. Rilee Hakola Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Hall Mr. Jeremiah F. Hallisey Mrs. Claudia Hallissy Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Al G. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Hardisty Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Harney Mr. Daniel Hartzell Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hassett Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Hawkyard Mr. Jim Hayden Mrs. Mary R. Hayek Mrs. Robin Hayr Ms. Sarita Hayworth Mrs. Suzane L. Held Ms. Mary Hendrickson Mr. Joie Herrera Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hightman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hintz Dr. and Mrs. Sandor Hites Mr. and Mrs. David Holquin Mr. and Mrs. James T. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hoyt Mr. and Ms. Hristo Hristov Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hudkins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Hurlbut Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hutcheson Dr. Matilda Ignacio Mr. and Mrs. Walter Christopher Ihle Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Imsand Ms. Sima Jahangiry Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Janess Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. David T. Jeans Mrs. Kathleen Jennings Ms. Yoshiko Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Johnson II Mr. and Mrs. James O. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Norman O. Jolicoeur Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jones Jostens Mr. and Mrs. Jay Juarez Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Kehoe Ms. Catherine Kelly Mr. Corey Kelly Mr. and Mrs. David R. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Kincaid Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. King Mrs. Sharon K. Kitchen Mr. David Klebba Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Knueppel Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kochly Mr. and Mrs. F. Robert Koenig Mr. Peter Kohn Mrs. Regina Kowalewski Mr. Mike Kress Mr. Chad L. Kreutzinger

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kroha Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Kroushour Mr. and Mrs. Danny Labrador Mr. Robert Ladouceur Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Lagomarsino Mr. Abel Lapid Ms. Rose Lapointe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Lauer Ms. Dorothy LeBeau Mr. Andrew Leigh Mr. and Mrs. Tim Leong Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lissarrague Ms. Lee Ann Livingston Dr. and Mrs. Todd A. Loftin Ms. Gina Longmire Mrs. Esther Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Noel Lopez Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lowe Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lucey Mr. and Mrs. Nick Macarchuk III Ms. Roselle Macariola Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. MacArthur Mr. George MacCallen and Mrs. Lola Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Cliff MacGillivray Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Magcale Mrs. Judy Malone Mr. and Mrs. George Marini Ms. Jennifer Marino and Mr. William Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Marnell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey V. Marrone Mrs. Dyan Mart Mrs. Barbara Mascheroni Mrs. Beverley Mason Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc Coy Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. McAdoo Ms. Aimee McCaffrey Mrs. Marilyn McClaskey Mrs. Kelley L. McCormack Mr. and Mrs. John McDonough Mr. and Mrs. John P. McDonough Ms. Mary Ann McGrath-Dulac Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. McLennan Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McVay Mrs. Lindsay Melaas Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Melmed Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Menefee Mrs. Linda A. Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Darren G. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Mikolaj Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Milcovich Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miranda, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ravi R. Misquitta Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moita Mr. Tony Moore Mr. Jorge Morales Lopez Mr. Robert A. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Moynihan Muir Orthopedic Specialists Mr. and Mrs. James P. Muyo Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John E. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nicolosi Mrs. Joyce Niebur Mrs. Sheila A. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Noonan Mr. Jonathan Norfolk Novato Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. Theodore O’Connell Ms. Janice Odell Ms. Elizabeth Ogburn Mrs. Guillermina O. Oliva-Nicholson and Dr. Joel L. Nicholson Mr. Chris Orme

Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Ormond Mr. and Mrs. David R. Ortega Ms. Karen L. Pampe Mrs. Susan C. Pegnim Mr. and Mrs. Richard Penarelli Mr. Michael Pendergast Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perfetto Dr. and Mrs. James Perino Mr. Paul J. Peterson and Ms. Suzanne T. Nuti Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Ioan Petrut Ms. Susan J. Petty Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Piccinini Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Pierucci Mrs. May M. Plata Mrs. Olga P. Poblete Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pollard Ms. Sandra D. Powers Ms. Olga A. Prado Mr. John W. Pregenzer Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Prisegem Mr. and Mrs. Russell Probst Ms. Karina Punu Kodres and Mr. Michael Kodres Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Quanstrom Mr. G.K. Rakkar Mr. and Mrs. Cardell Rankin Mr. and Mrs. James A. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Regan Mr. Franco Reguzzoni Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Reidy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Renaud Ms. Kathy Resch Mr. and Mrs. John M. Reynolds Mrs. Patricia Rezak Mr. and Mrs. David K. Riccitiello Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ricioli Mr. and Mrs. Celso Riray Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Roberts Ms. Claudette Rodrigues Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Rodriguez Mrs. Sara Rodriguez Mr. William B. Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rollo Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. Rose Mr. and Mrs. James H. Routh Mr. and Mrs. Juan Rovirosa Ms. Florence Ruggiano Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Russo Mr. and Mrs. James G. Saller Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Salmi Mr. Jose Sanchez and Mrs. Anna Melero Mr. Rene Sanchez Mrs. Carol Sanguinetti Mr. and Mrs. Octavio Sarmiento Mr. and Mrs. Kent K. Sasaki Mr. and Mrs. Sblend Sblendorio Dr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Schilling Ms. Lisa Sciacca Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scott Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Scriber Ms. Darlene T. Sears Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Seck Ms. Elaine Seed Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sefkow Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Semansky Mr. and Mrs. James R. Serventi Mr. Kenneth Shackel Mr. Nirmalkumar Shah Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Shire Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Shively Mr. and Mrs. Allen F. Smoot IV Ms. Theresa Sola Mr. Justin Sonnicksen Mr. Mark Soutar Mr. and Mrs. Francis V. Spiller Mr. and Mrs. Garry St. Jean Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. St. John Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stafford Mr. Mitch Stephens

Mr. Michael Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Storjohann Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stoutt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Stutz Ms. Sandra Sung Mrs. Nancy Suriani Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Svansjo Mr. and Mrs. Rolando F. Tagay Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo M. Tech Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Temps Mr. and Mrs. Steve Teneyck Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Terwelp Mr. J. S. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Mr. and Mrs. David Thys Ms. Fiel Tigno Ms. Ida Tolentino Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toney Mr. and Mrs. James E. Toomey Mr. Joe Torres Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tovani Ms. Tina J. Traum Mr. and Mrs. Greg Tripaldi Mr. Paul Turner Mr. and Mrs. Art Turrin Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Tyser Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Uchikura Mr. Alber Valle Mrs. Rina Valle Mr. Donald Van Bomel, Jr. Mrs. Elisabeth VanderKlugt Mr. and Mrs. Robert U. Velazquez Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Vesely Mrs. Ginger Vigo-Henggeler Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Villafania Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Walker Mr. Robert E. Wallace Mrs. Suzanne B. Walsh Mr. Thomas Watkins and Mrs. Paula Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Weber Mr. Dirk Welzien Dr. and Mrs. Roger Werne Mrs. Lillian Whalen Ms. Laura White Mr. Thomas Wickboldt Mr. Walter Wickboldt Mr. and Mrs. David Wiese Mrs. Gray Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Will Mrs. Janet Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Woehl Mr. Michael S. Woerner Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wong Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Woodbridge III Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Wroblewski Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Wygal Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Yonekawa Mr. Rizalde Yu Ms. Isabella M. Zagare Mr. and Mrs. John F. Zehnder Mrs. Stephanie Zichichi Mr. Robert Zorad Mr. and Mrs. Ante Zovich De La Salle’s Honor Roll of Donors recognizes monetary gifts made to the school from July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021. We have made every effort to provide a complete and accurate listing. However, errors may occur, and we hope you will accept our sincere apologies. Please contact Karla Wiese, Director of Development, in the Advancement Office at (925) 288-8195 or wiesek@dlshs.org, and we will correct our records.

In Memoriam Kristine Connie Alexakos, Carondelet class of 1995 and sister of Nick Alexakos ‘94 Gerry Argenal, mother of Augustin Argenal ‘99 and former Basketball Head Coach Justin Argenal ‘04 Richard Bianchina, Sr., father of Richard G. Bianchina, Jr. ‘86, Brent Bianchina ‘93, fatherin-law of Patrick Oswald ‘83, grandfather of Patrick Oswald ‘11, Jack Oswald ‘13, Joseph Oswald ‘15, William Oswald ‘17, Richard Bianchina III ‘19, and Anthony Bianchina ‘22 Bradley Billingsley, father of Michael Billingsley ‘89 Carol Callaway, grandmother of Connor Callaway ‘14 K.C. Cannon, father of Colby Cannon ‘14 Nicholas D. Cochran ‘11 Luigi Mario Delucchi ‘75 Bernard Fichtenkort, father of John Fichtenkort ‘76 and grandfather of Joshua Bruce ‘99 Stephen B. Gaines ‘91 Jacqueline Giacoletti, grandmother of Matthew Giacoletti ‘14 John W. Heckenlively, father of John Heckenlively ‘78 and Kent Heckenlively ‘81 Gerard J. Hinckley, father of Gerard Hinckley ‘82, Michael Hinckley ‘84, Robert Hinckley ‘85, James Hinckley ‘88 and grandfather of Daniel Hinckley ‘16 and Jonah Hinckley ‘19 William D. Johnson ‘00 Kathy Jordan, mother of Robert T. Jordan ‘88 Joseph W. Kitchen, grandfather of Anthony Persi ‘19 and Domenic Persi ‘23

Carolyn “Kerry” Kirkham, mother of Jonathan Kirkham ’96 and Nathaniel Kirkham ’00 (deceased) Walter Kosich, grandfather of Gregory Kosich ‘02 Veronica Lamb, grandmother of Michael Lamb ‘02 Maureen Linder, mother of Aaron Linder ‘19 and Aiden Linder ‘21 Cornell Maier, friend of De La Salle Ramon F. Martinez, father of Carlos L. Martinez ‘78 and Santiago A. Martinez ‘84 Robert Mason, father of William Mason ‘87 and Sean Mason ‘89 Marc Matock, parent of Lincoln Matock ‘25 James A. Mayer, father of Christopher F. Mayer ‘94 James R. McCaughey, father of James M. McCaughey ‘70 and grandfather of Anthony J. Fix ‘18 Victor Nava, father of Diego Nava ‘19 and Alec Nava ‘22 John J. Ouimet, grandfather of Steven Ouimet ‘07 and Christopher Ouiment ‘09 John Read Pelosi, father of Nick Pelosi ‘91, Michael Pelosi ‘94 and grandfather of Vince Pelosi ‘23 John Pericich, father of John Pericich ‘13 Kirk W. Pulver ‘88 Richard Rainey, father of Brett A. Rainey ‘81 Hugo A. Ramirez ‘18 brother of Matthew Ramirez ‘19, Max Ramirez ‘21 and Sebastian Ramirez ‘21

The Ramirez Brothers Max ‘21, Hugo ‘18, Matthew ’19, and Sebi ’21 after the NCS Championship win in 2018.

Randy Reid, father of faculty member Jennifer Ricketts and grandfather of Wyatt Rickets ‘21, Owen Ricketts ‘23 and Leo Ricketts ‘24 Sharon Reuling, mother of Monty Reuling ’80, Renee Corbett (CHS) ’82, Cassandra Capuano (CHS) ’89 and Peter Reuling ’95 and grandmother of Alexandra Corbett Drescher (CHS) ’11 and Connor Corbett ’13 Antonio Rosellini, father of Thomas Rosellini ‘78, Gregory Rosellini ‘81 and Jeffrey Rosellini ‘81 Orina Rovai, grandmother of Zachary Sandvig ’22 Sean Sanner, father of Austin Sanner ‘22 and Charles Sanner ‘24 Sev Schnugg, grandmother of Christopher Schlatter ‘00 Barbara Schultz, mother of staff member Kathy Pierce, grandmother of Tyler Pierce ‘19, Matthew Pierce ‘22 and Troy Pierce ‘24 Glenn P. Smith ‘90 Carmen Soto, mother of Antonio Soto ‘74 and Gerald Soto ‘76 Larry Stevens, father of faculty member Lauren Stevens Achiel Wanket, father of Gregory Wanket ‘77, Edward Wanket ‘78, Daniel Wanket 79, Thomas Wanket ‘81, James Wanket ‘87 and grandparent of Sean Wanket ‘15 Patricia Ann Weberling, mother of Gary Weberling ‘69 Christian Yeghoian ‘92

Hugo Alan Ramirez (February 20, 2000 – July 5, 2021) De La Salle High School Alumni Hugo Alan Ramirez ’18, who completed his third year at Sonoma State University, was struck by a car and killed at the age of 21. Hugo was a pursuing a bachelor’s degree in business financial management. A former soccer player at De La Salle, Hugo was one of the team leaders and was a part of the 2018 team that won the NCS Championship. Hugo was the oldest of four sons (Matthew ’19, Max ’21 and Sebastian ’21) to parents Rosie and Hugo Ramirez. This September, Hugo’s family established an Endowed Memorial Scholarship as a lasting tribute to Hugo’s legacy on the De La Salle campus, to provide tuition assistance to a Spartan student that demonstrates financial need, while also being a leader in the classroom, in his co-curricular activities, and in his community. If you would like to support the Hugo A. Ramirez Memorial Scholarship fund, please contact Mark Chiarucci at 925-288-8106. FALL 2021

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Dates Remember 2021-2022

Sunday, October 24 Class of 2021 Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony De La Salle Campus

Saturday, April 9 De La Salle Auction De La Salle Campus

Sunday, October 31 Open House for Prospective Students De La Salle Campus

Friday, May 20 Baccalaureate Mass and Reception De La Salle Campus

Tuesday, November 30 #GivingTuesday dlshs.org/givingtuesday

Sunday, May 22 Class of 2022 Graduation De La Salle Campus

Saturday, January 29 De La Salle Crab Feed De La Salle Campus

Monday, June 20 Brother Maris Golf Tournament Round Hill Country Club