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Counseling Department’s Innovative Plan to Support Student Well-Being
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Lancer Magazine is published by the Office of Advancement at La Salle College Preparatory, for alumni, parents, and friends.
OFFICERS & ADMINISTRATION: BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Mr. Robert Nuccio ’71, P’00, ’02, ’04, Chair Dr. Stephanie Paggi, Vice Chair Mr. Nabil Anthony Bisharat ’02 Mr. Dennis Patrick Burke ’60, P’85 Mr. Robert (Bob) Carrejo Mr. Michael Harper P’93, ’95 Br. John Hoover, FSC Mr. Andrew Hubert P’13 Mr. Thomas (Tom) Palffy P’03, ’07, ’08, ’13, ’15 Mr. Ray Pearl, Jr., ’99 Mrs. Victoria Richards P’08 Mrs. Tamara (Wann) Wheeler ’97
BOARD OF REGENTS:
Mr. Peter S. Griffith P’00, ’03 (Chair) Mr. Camilo Becerra, Esq. P’18
Mr. Doug Campbell Dr. Dino Clarizio ’75, P’06 Mr. Dennis Jebbia, Esq. Mr. David Lam P’08, ’09 Mr. John Moe II, Esq. ’68 Dr. Kris Mohandie ’80, P’21 Mrs. Leigh Olivar P’12, ’21 Mr. Brent Schoenbaum P’16, ’19, ’24 Mr. Thom Steinhoff P’21, ’22 Mr. Kevin Sweeney P’17 Mrs. Julie Williams P’04 Mrs. Gina Zhang P’21
ALUMNI BOARD:
Mrs. Robin (Quintanilla) Aksu ’03 Mr. Joe Alvarez ’83, P’20, ’22 Mrs. Maria (Romero) Bitonti P’22, ’24 Mr. Jay Crews ’86 Mr. Nico Garcia-Corona ’12 Mr. Bill Hall ’62 Mr. Paul Lees ’75 Mr. Luis Melendez ’15 Ms. Christina Mesesan ’99 Mr. Tony Messineo ’80 Mr. Rafael Mirasol ’80, P’17, ’18 Mrs. Jennifer (Sangkum) Orefice ’95, P’23 Mr. Armando Ramirez ’93, P’14, ’20 Mr. Chris Rettig ’84, P’19 Mrs. Amanda (Gonzalez) Richardson ’01 Mr. Rich Schmidt ’72
ADMINISTRATION: Mr. Perry Martin President
Mrs. Courtney Kassakhian Principal Ms. Tina Bonacci ’94 Assistant Principal for Curriculum & Instruction Mr. Kevin Delaney ’89 Executive Director of Advancement Mr. Robert Packard Chief Financial Officer Mr. Michael Stumpf Assistant Principal for Student Services
EDITOR:
Mrs. Vanessa Strouse-Kenney ’97
PHOTO CREDITS:
Ms. Nicole Carlos ’12 Ms. Cara Dimkich ’98 Ms. Tam Ly Mr. Jeffrey Niemiec Mrs. Kristen Schultz ’98 Mr. Alex Veliz P’20 Mr. Cliff Williams (@cliffordwilliams)
PUBLICATION AND PRODUCTION: KGB Studios
Inquiries and/or correspondence should be directed to: La Salle College Preparatory C/O Mrs. Vanessa Strouse-Kenney ’97 3880 East Sierra Madre Boulevard Pasadena, California 91107 vanessa@redcardinalmedia.com All pages are displayed on the La Salle website: www.lasallehs.org
EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS:
Ms. Elizabeth Kalmus ’04 Ms. Carolyn Neuhausen ’04 Ms. Kristen Schultz ’98 Mrs. Vanessa Strouse-Kenney ’97
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OFFERING SUPPORT FOR THE LASALLIAN COMMUNITY
La Salle’s counseling department develops innovative programs to help students and parents during the pandemic and beyond.
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Cara Dimkich ’98 goes above and beyond for
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Jeffrey Niemiec teaches students life skills through engineering and speech and debate.
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BETTER TOGETHER Dear La Salle Community, On behalf of the Board of Trustees, Board of Regents, faculty and staff, I’d like to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to each of you for your love and support of La Salle College Preparatory. While this school year was filled with unprecedented challenges and change, it was also a year of reflection, understanding and learning. Reflecting upon the importance of faith, family and community. Understanding the tremendous amount of work and effort our students, teachers and parents had to put forth to be successful. Learning about the different ways to deliver a strong, robust curriculum and educational experience under some of the most challenging of circumstances. We continue to pray for the many that have suffered - whether through loss of loved ones, loss of jobs, or loss of our normal daily routines. There were times when it felt challenging to feel hopeful. I found myself referencing a quote from our founder, St. John the Baptist de La Salle, many times throughout this past year - “Often remind yourself that God is with you.” During a time with so much unknown, it’s possible to feel alone - that you are navigating this by yourself. But remembering that God is always with us helped me see beyond the tragedy of the moment. I have seen so many examples of our Lasallian community
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banding together to support one another. From supporting our amazing educators who had to reinvent education overnight, to our parents who stepped up to support their children and the school, and to the community, who continued to give back to the school with their time, talents, and resources - this past year has really proven that we are truly, better together. This issue of Lancer Magazine is dedicated to our theme Better Together, where you will find examples of our educators, students, parents, and alumni living the Lasallian motto of Learn, Serve, Lead. This is truly a special community. In being Better Together, our athletic programs persevered tremendously, bringing home a number of league championships and individual accolades. Our arts students performed magnificently and expressed their work masterfully, despite the challenges of virtual rehearsals and physical separation from one another and their classrooms. We bid a fond farewell to outgoing principal Mrs. Courtney Kassakhian, who served La Salle with professionalism and excellence for over five years. In turn, we are thrilled to have selected Mr. Jamal Adams as our next principal, who will help lead our school to future success and sustainability, keeping our students first and our core principles close to our hearts and
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minds. These examples of success and hope are just a fraction of the wonderful things our students, faculty, staff and families have accomplished over the last year. I am so immensely proud for all that has been accomplished this year, showing first-hand the grit, tenacity and commitment our community has to a quality educational experience, no matter what the circumstances. As we close out the 20202021 school year, our school board and leadership team has begun to identify areas of focus in the coming years, that will help to set our school apart and become sustainable in many important areas, while remaining rooted and true to our Five Core Principles. It is critical to safeguard the school for the future and position us for long-lasting sustainability and success. As we’ve learned, there are things we can plan for, and things we cannot. I want to ensure the school is well-prepared for both. It’s imperative we continue to evaluate our strategic priorities and continue to work in the best interest of our students and the community we serve. Demographic Sustainability: Becoming more inclusive and representative of the employee and student population. Environmental Sustainability: Incorporating sustainability practices into teaching and routine; becoming greener and less wasteful. Financial & Philanthropic Sustainability: Becoming more efficient and develop new and innovative donor relations.
Global Sustainability: Becoming more networked locally and internationally, preparing our students for global work and career environments. Programmatic Sustainability: Becoming more focused on the skills and values that the marketplace of the 21st century will seek and reward. I remain committed to keeping our entire school community informed about the progress we make in these important areas. Your perspectives, thoughts and ideas are vital to our continued success and I thank you in advance for your willingness to share and collaborate with me. We are now experiencing glimmers of hope after a year filled with so much unknown. I am thrilled to see our students, teachers, faculty, and parents on campus once again. Throughout the past year, we’ve shown we can endure. In the hardest moment of our lives, we found a way - La Salle found a way - to adapt. We managed to get through it and proved we are resilient. We kept an open mind when obstacles presented themselves and we proved we are better together. I am proud of this school and our community. I thank you for your love and support of La Salle College Preparatory and continue to pray for each and every one of you now and always.
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THE ROAD TO PERFECTION Welcome to the Spring/Fall Issue of Lancer Magazine. In this issue you will latest read about arts programs. Welcome to the issueour of fantastic Lancer Magazine. The La Salle has been blessed with the leadership Dr. Jude theme for this issue is “Better Together” ofand that Lucas for 17 years. Under her guidance, our arts course is a terrific way to summarize the strength of our offerings and programming have expanded dramatically Lasallian community. The last twelve months have so much so that this year, we have split our Arts and Media been challenging for everyone in different ways, but, Department into two distinct departments: Performing Arts as they led say,byevery cloudand has a silver lining. For Kate the & Media, Dr. Lucas, Visual Arts, led by Mrs. La Salle Community silver lining our has students quite often Williams. Within these that two departments are able to grow and learn in the disciplines of acting, dance, been the reminder that we are not alone in these filmmaking, music, and the visual arts, including drawing, strange times. Our community of current students, painting, photography and sculpture. Our robust arts parents, alumni, employees and friends is a strong program is an important part of the La Salle difference.
one that provides support for each other in both good times and bad.
William Bennet, Former U.S. Secretary of Education, said, “The arts are an essential element of education, just like That support looked different thisdance, year as many reading, writing,has and arithmetic…music, painting, in-person by virtualhuman ones. and theaterevents are allhave keysbeen thatreplaced unlock profound understanding and accomplishment.” All students at La Salle As you’ll read, our alumni have participated in Zoom take at least one art class before they graduate and many reunions with their former classmates and teachers, take arts classes throughout their La Salle through in addition to connecting with time our at current students our four year arts program. The students highlighted in this through participation in virtual career day and panel issue - James Fall ’20, Sophia Jasper ’22, Lily Polchow discussions. They have also joined in serving our ’22 and Elijah Reyes ’19 – are four examples of the talent community. Despite distance, La illustrate Salle has of our students and their experiences thestayed power committed to theand motto Learn, Serve, and had of the arts program the commitment of Lead our arts faculty.
successful Boxes of Love and Adopt a Family events in One of the qualities of our arts program is the the fall, in distinctive addition to numerous drives for the needy many opportunities our students have to perform and throughout the year. share their work with the community. I know you will be impressed when you read about and see photos of our AP In addition to finding new ways to keep old traditions and Spring Art Shows, Band, Strings, Choir concert and our going, the changed circumstances of the last year Jazz Concert.
brought new opportunities. Despite being unable to operate classes on our campus forlifemost of the 2020Like our arts program, student program is one that 2021 school year, wereand able to continue to have attracts students to we La Salle allows them to grow and challenge themselves as they journey through their time students on campus for our Health and Wellness here. Mr. Fitness Ed O’Connor P’16, Led ’17, by known as EOC director, to most Through program. our athletic students, has been at La Salle since 1995. Throughout Brian Walsh, this program was born out of the desire that time Mr. O’Connor has led our Student Life team, to keep our community of students strong physically, overseeing everything from service to dances and rallies to mentally, and socially in a safe way.
retreats. So much of what makes a student’s experience at La Salle memorable and fun starts in Mr. O’Connor’s office. Our athletic department wasand notyou’ll alone inthat helping to He truly is an amazing educator see through serve our students during this unique year. As you’ll his profile.
see, our counseling department has also worked Along with our veteran are always lucky tirelessly to many support oureducators, studentswe throughout this to welcome new members to our La Salle community. In school year. 4
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January, Ben a part family as This issue willBuys alsobecame introduce you of to our oneLancer of our fantastic our new head football coach. Our student athletes often educators, Mr. Jeff Niemiec. Besides being a member spend more time with their coaches than they do with of our technology and engineering department,their Mr. teachers, easily spending 15 hours a week with their team Niemiec coaches our incredibly successful speech and coach while in season. Therefore, although coaching and debate team. Speech and debate is a great ability and experience was paramount in our search, we example of a that pivoted butbedid not slow also wanted toprogram find someone who could a great role down the pandemic. In person tournaments model during for our young men. We found that in Coach Buys went virtual and our students have been as busy and and we are excited about what this year’s football season will bring. successful as ever. So much happened at La Sallealso overcontains the last semester. We And of course, this issue our annual raised the most money ever for our twinning school through report. The philanthropic efforts of our community our annual Riley’s Race for Change event and were able are a great example of one of the ways that when to send more than $18,000 to Mont La Salle College in we come together we can do fantastic things.member We are Naka, Nigeria. We honored Board of Regents grateful to all of ’21 youatwho La Salle during Leigh Oliver, P’12, our supported annual Crystal Ball. And of this past With with yourour help, students returned course we year. celebrated 160our graduates at our annual commencement exercises thenew end science of May. labs, better to campus this spring to at two able to help them investigate and discover, as well as There is so much going onart at La Salle; this issue of Lancer completely remodeled studios in which they can Magazine will give you a peek into the excitement. Thank create and express themselves. you for your continued support of La Salle, our students, and the mission of nurturing, inspiring, motivating and So enjoy this issue Lancer and thank challenging all of our of diverse andMagazine capable students to you for being a part people. of this community, where we are become extraordinary
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COURTNEY KASSAKHIAN PRINCIPAL
COUNSELING DEPARTMENT EXPANDS
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS By: Carolyn Neuhausen ’04
In the last year, La Salle’s students have lived through a tumultuous time; one rife with a deadly worldwide pandemic, an economic crisis, a contentious political season and a summer of social unrest. Now, more than ever, the mental health and well-being of students and members of the Lasallian community are so critically important. For the past 25 years, La Salle has recognized the importance of offering counseling and support to its students. The School has prioritized mental health and developed a robust counseling department as part of its mission to support students’ holistic growth - mentally, physically and spiritually. As part of its ongoing dedication to supporting students’ mental health, La Salle’s counseling program has grown significantly, says Director of Counseling, Tam Ly. “Mental health is integral to the well-being of the whole child, whether in COVID or not, we must deliver lessons and incorporate a social-emotional component for all of our students. Adolescence is a time for students to gain independence, explore and form their identity, develop skills that will make them contributing members to the community, and grow as an individual. Mental health is the foundation for all of these aspects to be possible. It goes back to Maslow’s hierarchy needs, we need to make sure the students feel safe and are well prepared to support their on-campus and off-campus growth,” says Ly. One of the newest focuses within the mental health program is managing the unique anxieties and stressors of the COVID era, where normal life has been disrupted and students are
challenged to learn through screens instead of in-person instruction. “We’ve talked about COVID coping skills and how to explore loss. Peer connection is paramount at this age. Teens are more independent and build their identity through their extra curricular activities, performance at school, their friendship groups, so we talk about the loss they are feeling,” Ly said. Students can also partake in the Healthy Choices Curriculum, where they learn about setting boundaries, negotiating conflict, and relationship building, among other life skills. The number of COVID specific mental health lessons has quadrupled over the last year and Ly believes that the Healthy Choices Curriculum is vital to La Salle’s students, pandemic or no pandemic. “ I think this program is relevant and important no matter what - part of developing teens as a whole. Post - COVID we’ll continue to adjust and adapt our support,” she said. To keep students engaged, the counseling department brings in guest speakers who share different perspectives on mental health topics. To help students better understand and manage the grief and loss that has become a part of the COVID era, the department invited Dr. Justin Barker ’05 to share a presentation he called “Building Your Mental Health Toolkit During the Pandemic.” In this presentation, students were taught the benefits of journaling, meditation, mindfulness, and self compassion affirmations. Another program under the counseling department’s mental health curriculum is the Mentor program. The School places 5
incoming freshmen from different schools in groups of 16. These small groups meet regularly with the same teacher which helps foster a smaller and more personal sense of community. Keeping the same teacher for all four years provides students with consistency and stability throughout their time at La Salle.
development. “We have a wonderful team and an amazing relationship with teachers and parents. I don’t think the work we do would be possible without that collaboration,” says Ly.
The counseling program’s benefactors go beyond the students themselves. The counseling department is invested in the health of LaSallian families, recognizing that the age of COVID has been particularly stressful on parents as well. Counselors share crisis and therapeutic resources with parents to help them manage the unique stressors of working and managing their childrens’ education from home. These resources are robust and available to teens and parents outside of the school day, offering 24/7 support. To build rapport with parents, counselors host a coffee session and meet with parents once a quarter to check in with the whole family. “Parents are key partners in wrapping around the child and ensuring their well-being. It is important for parents to listen to their child, keep an open dialogue, and stay connected with how their child is doing both in and out of the home. Parents know their child best and can offer them comfort, encouragement, and nurture their child’s
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Counselors Check In - Check in with students at least twice a semester and review grades every three weeks. This is an effective screening method since a drop in grades can be a common symptom of poor mental health.
• Guest Speakers - Local mental health agencies speak at student events and parent nights. • Positive Parenting Class - A 6-week parenting class with our local clinical psychologist, to help families gain expert insights on how to
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achieve positive changes during the transition to a “new normal.” The class covers zoom fatigue, increasing student motivation, establishing positive parental authority, identifying stress and anxiety warning signs, dealing with family dynamics, resiliency, and building positive communication.
• The Insight Teen Outpatient Program - Guest speakers and parent hotline support. • Mentor Lessons - Pivoted to COVID specific topics such as reducing screen fatigue, stress reduction tools during the pandemic, coping with the loss of milestones, the impact of social media, and more. • Student Support Group - The Learning Specialist leads a student support group that focuses on anxiety and coping skills. • Resource Referral List - A curated list of mental health resources including therapists, psychiatrists, and treatment programs, crisis lines, warm lines, and community programs.
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By: Carolyn Neuhausen ’04 When Cara Dimkich ’98, made the life-changing decision to offer one of her kidneys to a beloved neighbor, she embodied the Gospel of Matthew’s famous verse, “Thou shalt love the Lord, thy God with all thy heart... thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.” This selfless decision would, at any other time, be considered courageous, but during a global pandemic, it became downright heroic.
Cara and her family have always been extremely close, so when her sister Nicole ’95, moved to Dallas, Cara and her mother followed suit. While in Dallas, she has cultivated a close-knit circle of friends including neighbors Clee Ceasar, an ex-Special Forces Major, and his wife Sarah, who have become part of Cara’s extended family and Coronavirus quarantine pod.
Dimkich, is a positive and energetic marketing professional who navigates life with a simple “why not” philosophy. Growing up, Cara’s family was involved in service work with the Ronald McDonald House and the Special Olympics and she fondly remembers her time visiting Pasadena’s Union Station with La Salle educator Ed O’Connor. Forming bonds with teachers at La Salle is one of her favorite memories of high school, and she recounts the passion civics teacher Sabatino Manente shared while on a high school trip with students to Washington D.C. for President Clinton’s second inauguration. “Mr. Manente is a character and a legend,” she said, adding “none of my friends in public schools had that connection to teachers who were crazy fun.”
Around Christmas of 2019, Cara was speaking with Clee about his ongoing search for an organ match. He explained that a few years prior, his first kidney was removed after doctors found a tumorous growth, and his one remaining kidney failed to sustain his health. From that point forward, he lived on dialysis and was in search of a kidney match. Unfortunately, his sister’s health ruled her out and his son had the same blood type as his wife, making Clee’s options for a donor few and far between. Little did he know that conversation would change his life. Cara knew she wanted to help and got tested to see if she was a match. She learned she was not only a blood 7
match but also a 97% tissue match as well. “It’s crazy that someone not blood-related is that close a match. Almost like it was written in the stars,” Dimkich said. After months of extensive testing and blood pulls, Cara’s doctors were hopeful she could undergo surgery. But two issues cropped up causing her doctors to delay the surgery. The doctors recommended she lose thirty pounds to ensure she was healthy enough to undergo surgery. So Dimkich tweaked her diet, ate mindfully and worked out on her Peloton every day and after two months, hit her goal weight. And although she, her family, and Clee had been very careful to follow COVID precautions, Cara’s nieces came down with mild cases of COVID, necessitating even more testing and waiting before getting the all clear for the surgery.
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In September of 2020, Cara underwent the laparoscopic procedure. The initial recovery took less than five days and Cara describes it as fairly uneventful. Although hygienic protocols have been heightened across nearly every sector of life due to COVID, safety and hygiene are stressed so highly in transplant situations that COVID concerns played less a role than one might think. And now, less than a year after surgery, both Clee and Cara are doing well and continue to be monitored by a team of doctors. Dimkich’s remaining kidney is back to functioning at 75% and will likely return to 85-90%, which is average for a person with two working kidneys. But as much as an act of love and service Dimkich’s decision was, it follows a life spent giving time and energy to non-profit and service causes that are close to her heart. Cara continues to give back to her local community, volunteering at Hugs Cafe in Dallas, a non-profit that provides employment opportunities to those who are intellectually or physically disabled. She enjoys helping the staff while they gain life skills and make a living crafting sandwiches, soups and goodies for cafe patrons. And that light-hearted, pragmatic sensibility of Cara’s? It extends to the advice she would give La Salle students and alums making their way through life. “Keep an open mind. It’s a broad statement but could be applied in so many ways. If someone needs a kidney, keep an open mind. If someone in your family has different political beliefs, keep an open mind. It’s the biggest takeaway that’s helped me in life. You never know what could happen. Things might not be what they could be, but keep an open mind.” 8
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Yvonna (Rowinski) Press ’98, Cara Dimkich ’98, Claire (Brennan) Carmody ’98
//THINK FAST CARA DIMKICH Favorite Food: Greek Favorite Band: DMB, Mumford Favorite Thing About Where You Live: Family Favorite Way to Relax: Reading on the beach, anywhere. If You Could Go Anywhere In The World, Where Would You Go? Right now anywhere! But Vietnam is high on the list. Favorite Memory From Your Time at La Salle: Senior year English project Spice Girls music vid, LTV, Cheer, Swimming, Union Station, Washington DC, and more... I had a great time in high school, made life-long friends, and wouldn’t change anything!
Cara with her sister Nicole (Dimkich) Szabo ’95
Favorite La Salle Teacher(s): 3M’s - Mr. Miller, Mr. Manente, Mr. Matheus.
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NEW EXPERIENCES By: Elizabeth Kalmus ’04
Jeffrey Niemiec never considered a career in education. With a mechanical engineering background, he spent six years at an engineering firm in Pennsylvania. But one day, fate stepped in. In addition to engineering, Niemiec was coaching speech and debate on the east coast. La Salle heard about his qualifications and offered him the position of the head coach of their speech and debate team. In 2017, he accepted and moved to California. In the past few years, Niemiec has led the team as they have competed nationally, and won many prestigious awards. When COVID hit, Niemiec wasn’t quite sure how the season would unfold. However, after a few weeks of tournament cancelations, the program moved online. Niemiec says, “The online competitions actually opened up new possibilities. The team used to attend roughly 28 competitions in person, but because the competitions went virtual, the team was able to compete in over 40 competitions in 2020 and 2021. They were also able to compete virtually at Yale and Princeton, among others.” The speech and debate team is doing better than ever - qualifying two different teams to the Tournament of Champions (ToC) in Silver Public Forum Debate. They received their most-ever qualifiers in speech to the Tournament of Champions with five members earning a spot. Additionally, the team secured one of the four total spots for the East LA District of Nationals in Public Forum Debate. Seven members of the team qualified in speech to the National Individual Event Tournament of Champions (NIETOC). One of the freshman team members qualified - something nearly unheard of as a freshman. The team also had a senior reach the distinction of “Academic All-American” this year, an honor less than two percent of speech and debaters qualify for. The team has a goal to qualify for three of the four major Nationals each year and just recently achieved that goal for the fourth consecutive year. While La Salle continues to rack up awards, Niemiec wants to stress the speech and debate club goes far beyond
winning awards. “Learning how to effectively wield your voice is the most important skill a person can have,” says Niemiec. “Regardless of what profession a person has, they need to communicate with someone else. And utilizing your voice is one way to make a positive tangible impact on this world.” Although the role of speech and debate head coach can be time consuming, it hasn’t stopped Niemiec from wanting to contribute even more to La Salle’s state-ofthe-art curriculum offerings. The opening of La Salle’s STEAM Lab in 2018 gave Niemiec an idea. “I wanted to help bring engineering courses to La Salle’s course catalog. But not just engineering courses the way they’re traditionally taught to high school students. Real courses, where we could talk about the real-life situations the students would encounter with a career in engineering.” Niemiec felt his experience as a mechanical engineer would benefit La Salle’s students. “I wanted students to have the opportunity to learn about engineering and what they’d need to know beyond high school and college. To develop courses where they would learn and train on programs and software they historically couldn’t get until in the field.” La Salle recognized the importance of such an exceptional offering and hired Niemiec full-time in 2018 to begin developing courses under an engineering platform, starting with a course called Introduction to Architecture and Engineering. Niemiec has continued developing the engineering program and more courses are now offered, giving La Salle’s students access to an elite engineering curriculum. New this year, Niemiec helped develop a course involving the AutoCAD software program, the leading engineering designer platform used globally. The Technical Drafting in AutoCAD class is a groundbreaking course and one of the first to be offered 9
at the high school level. “When you leave college with an engineering degree, every engineering firm knows they will need to teach you how to use AutoCAD. It is not really taught in college courses. With this course at La Salle, students get first-hand training in the leading software program in the engineering world. That skill alone makes them ahead of the curve when starting a career as an engineer or architect.” COVID-19 hasn’t stopped Niemiec from getting students involved in engineering. “It’s a hands-on course, but we made it work.” He dedicated himself to ensuring his students didn’t lose focus on their projects while home-schooling during the pandemic. Niemiec created care packages for all of his students at the beginning of the school year, based on what supplies they needed to create their ideas. “Whether they told me they needed wood or glue, or if they needed help figuring out how to submit a video of their project, I would collect all the materials requested and create packages for each of them, leaving them outside where the students could come and pick them up. We have continued using this system for everything, including picking up materials and submitting and dropping off projects.” Despite having to conduct traditionally hands-on courses online, Niemiec says the projects were just as impressive and engaging. A student recently submitted a bridge he built with 100 popsicle sticks and hot glue. The class watched, as he placed 475 pounds on his bridge, resulting in the highest weight load that Niemiec has seen in any of his courses to date. “It provides them with a place to create and construct with their peers and to offer and receive encouragement. So even though we didn’t have access to the STEAM lab, the students were still able to create engineering marvels. It is just all the more exciting to see what the students will create now that we’re back in the classrooms.” 10
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//THINK FAST JEFFREY NIEMIEC Movie: Drop Dead Gorgeous Food: Pizza, Fettuccine Alfredo, or anything vegetarian Band: Reel Big Fish Favorite Way to Relax: Attend theme parks as I am the President of the “American Coaster Enthusiasts.” If You Could Go Anywhere in the World, where would you go? During COVID-19 - New Zealand because of the travel deal! Outside of COVID-19 - Poland to study my family history. Favorite Place on Campus as a Teacher? My classroom, Room 303. Also, the lower parking lot, as it holds so many memories of starting great trips with the Speech and Debate team.
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ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT CREATES PROGRAM TO HELP STUDENTS COPE WITH PANDEMIC When the decision was made that La Salle students and faculty would not be returning to in-person learning in the fall, Athletic Director Brian Walsh realized there was a need and desire to offer all students an opportunity to be physically active. On September 14th, he and the Athletics department launched The Health & Wellness through Fitness Program. Walsh says, “The program was created in response to the pandemic and the resulting impact that it had on the high school sports calendar and the overall physical and mental health of our entire student body.” The program was focused on various aspects of strength and conditioning, agility and skill development, speed training, core exercises, and dynamic stretching. Between 125-150 students participated in two to three workout sessions each week. The safety guidelines outlined by all public health agencies were implemented and followed including regular social distancing, mask-wearing, sanitization of equipment, stringent hydration procedures, and daily health screenings.
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Walsh says, “This program benefited our students in multiple ways. The physical aspect allowed students to get out of the house, interact with other students and staff, and relieve some of the stress that we have all experienced over the past year. It played a significant role in the overall well-being of those students that chose to participate.” Now that the School is open and sports have returned, Walsh says the program has been suspended because the majority of the students involved in the program have transitioned to their sport-specific activities. “We are currently running 20 athletic programs simultaneously, which is crazy to think about when normally a typical season of sports would have five to seven sports running simultaneously. I think all the work we put into creating and developing the Health & Wellness program played a role in our ability to pivot to the sport-specific activities when they became allowable,” he says. The constant communication amongst our head coaches leading up to the transition to sport-specific activities played a major role in our ability to do so successfully. The tremendous amount of success our teams have experienced in the first two months of our return can be attributed to our programming and preparation.
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2019 - 2020
ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT
While La Salle makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information presented, there may be errors in gift information listed. Please email the Institutional Advancement office with any errors you encounter. FY 2020 includes July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020.
Dear Friends, On behalf of the entire La Salle community, I am pleased to share the 2019 – 2020 Annual Impact Report that demonstrates the outstanding generosity and support from our alumni, parents, grandparents, friends, and organizations. Like many schools over the past year, La Salle was forced to pivot and address the needs of our students and families in a very short period of time. We are truly blessed to have loyal and dedicated benefactors that allowed the school to meet the ever-changing needs of our students, parents, faculty, and staff. With the leadership of the Trustees, Regents, Alumni, and School Administration, we were able to assist every family who was financially affected during the pandemic with no student leaving the school due to the inability to pay tuition. As a Lasallian school guided by the teachings of St. John Baptist de La Salle, we continued to nurture and inspire our community in reimagined ways through virtual lessons, prayer services, social activities, and
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health and wellness programs. The resiliency of our students during this time motivated all the faculty and staff to do whatever was within our means to deliver the best possible academic and co-curricular program possible. It goes without saying that none of this would have been possible without your philanthropic support to our mission. At this time, I invite you to read the report and join us in celebration and thanks to the over 1,500 names listed in the various categories. The spirit of generosity is alive and well at La Salle and I am very thankful to everyone who takes the time to participate in supporting our most deserving students. In the words of St. La Salle, “You can perform miracles by touching the hearts of those entrusted care.” Amen.
KEVIN J. DELANEY ’89 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT
ANNUAL REPORT LA SALLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY OF PASADENA Statements of Financial Position - June 30, 2020 and 2019 ASSETS Cash Investments Receivables, Net Unconditional Promises to Give, Net
Property and Equipment Building and Improvements Furniture and Equipment Construction in Progress Vehicles
EXPENSES
2020
2019
$ 5,491,157 2,729,046 560,285
$ 4,572,348 2,725,216 527,734
8,780,488
7,825,298
13,458,747 2,171,575 261,031 364,345
13,291,493 2,082,806 364,345
16,255,698
15,738,644
(11,294,359)
(10,720,978)
4,961,339
5,017,666
5,402,110
5,402,110
Net Property and Equipment
10,363,449
10,419,776
Total Assets
19,143,937
18,245,074
Less Accumulated Depreciation
Land
FINANCIAL AID 22%
DEPRECIATION 3%
OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE 8%
ADMISSIONS AND DEVELOPMENT 10%
ADMINISTRATION 13%
RE V E N U E
LIABILITIES
Total Liabilities
INVESTMENT AND OTHER 1%
FEES 5%
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Accrued Compensation Deferred Revenue - Tuition and Registration Paycheck Protection Protection Loan
INSTRUCTION 44%
2020
2019
$ 1 1 6 ,1 1 3 774,431 3,553,956 1,611,000
$ 173,285 763,498 4,544,503 -
6,055,500
5,481,286
7,993,496
7,989,239
3,069,913 2,025,028
2,759,085 2,015,464
5,094,941
4,774,549
CONTRIBUTIONS 7% TUITION 87%
COMMITMENTS AND CONTINGENCIES NET ASSETS WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTION WITH DONOR RESTRICTION Time and Use Restrictions Endowments
Total Net Assets
13,088,437
12,763,788
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
19,143,937
18,245,074
CHANGES IN NET ASSETS WITHOUT RESTRICTION
Net Assets Released From Restrictions Released From Time Restrictions Released From Program Restrictions
EXPENSES: Program Services Administration Fundraising Total Expense (Decrease) Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS 1%
CAPITAL 40%
2020
2019
$ 11,278,041 387,036 3,829 105,130
$ 10,626,093 433,301 136,250 194,551
11,774,036
11,390,195
420,844 511,350
762,524 827,522
932,194
1,590,046
12,706,230
12,980,241
9,213,847 2,459,319 1,028,807
9,510,014 2,585,978 1 ,1 8 5 ,741
12,701,973
13,281,733
4,257
(301,492)
1,243,022 (932,194)
689,845 (1,590,046)
310,828
(900,201)
CHANGES IN NET ASSETS WITH RESTRICTIONS TIME AND USE RESTRICTIONS Contributions Net Assets Released from Restrictions
RESTRITCTED 2%
UNRESTRICTED 43%
LA SALLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY OF PASADENA Statements of Activities and Changes in Net Assets For the Years Ended June 30, 2020 and 2019 SUPPORT AND REVENUE Net Tuition and Fees Contributions Unrealized Gain on Investments Other Revenue
TOTA L RA I S E D BY U S E : $ 1 ,6 6 9, 9 42
UNRESTRICTED SCHOLARSHIPS 7%
SAN MIGUEL RESTRICTED SCHOLARSHIPS 7%
TOTA L RA I S E D BY S O U RC E : $1 ,6 6 9, 9 42
CRYSTAL BALL 15% GOLF TOURNAMENT (NET PROCEEDS) 2%
FRIENDS 2%
OTHER 1% CURRENT PARENTS 23%
ALUMNI 17%
PERPETUAL RESTRICTIONS Contributions (Decrease) Increase in Net Assets From Operations Write off Capitalized Master Plan Costs (Decrease) Increase in Net Assets Net Assets at Beginning of Year Net Assets at End of Year
9,564
4,846
324,629
(1,196,847) (493,342)
324.649 12,763,788
(1,690,189) 14,453,977
$ 13,088,437
$ 12,763,788
GRANDPARENTS 6%
PARENTS OF ALUMNI 6%
CORPORATIONS 2% MATCHING GIFTS 1%
FOUNDATIONS 25%
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ANNUAL REPORT THE BENE MERENTI SOCIETY
“Bene Merenti” is Latin for “Well-deserving.” Donors whose lifetime cumulative contributions have exceeded $100,000 are truly well-deserving of our gratitude for their commitment to the School’s Mission. Anonymous (2) Ahmanson Foundation Archdiocese Of Los Angeles Francis Bacon Foundation, Inc. Tom and Jeri Beck Mr. Shawn Blakeslee ’80 The Brenninkmeijer Family Fritz B. Burns Foundation California Wellness Foundation The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Dino Clarizio ’75 Andrew and Keri Crowell De La Salle Institute (Christian Brothers) Mr. John Delaney Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation The Georgina-Fredrick Children Foundation
Mr. Peter S. Griffith Ms. Erica Hahn William H. Hannon Foundation Bill Hannon Foundation Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kasper Bob Kohorst ’71 and Shelley Allen Kohorst Allen Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Lam Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Mr. Zili “Eric” Li and Ms. Yang “Angela” Liu The Lumarda Family John F. Marshall ’85 Marshall Charitable Trust George H. Mayr Foundation Mediverse International, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mitchell
The Lluella Morey Murphey Foundation The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nuccio ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olivar The Pankow Family Pasadena Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tom Radle Mr. Joel Robinson and Dr. Ricki Robinson Rose Hills Foundation Dr. Ed Rounds and Dr. Callae Walcott-Rounds Mark and Daina Shuster The Twomey Family Webb Foundation Walt and Julie Williams
THE BUTTIMER SOCIETY
Donors whose lifetime cumulative contributions are between $50,000 and $99,999 join the Buttimer Society; named after the first American Superior General of the Christian Brothers – Brother Charles Henry Buttimer, FSC. Like Brother Charles Henry, who governed the Institute during the turbulent decade of the Sixties, these donors ensure the financial stability of La Salle. Mr. Roland Aldridge Bank of America Foundation MG Program Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker ’66 Peter K. Barker Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Camilo Becerra Brad and Nancy Berger Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Burke ’60 Mr. Douglas Campbell Campbell Family Foundation Gregory Dickson, Ph.D. Blaine and Lynda Fetter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Godfrey Richard Gray, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lo Guercio Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Bret Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Healy Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hoffman ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Holland Mr. Fred Hughes ’61 Ms. Nancy L. Iredale
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Jameson Mrs. Kathryn Keele Mr. Larry Keele Mr. William Kinney and Ms. Lily Chen Kinney and Company Mr. and Mrs. Adam Konrad ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73 Mrs. Linda Lui Mr. Steve Madison Monique and Edward Malicdem ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Shyam S. Manwani Jane and Jerry Marks John A. Moe II ’68 Dr. Kris Mohandie ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Olender ’70 Mr. Russell J. Osterman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Palffy Dr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Porath Dr. and Mrs. John T. Quigley Mark and Victoria Richards Mr. Marshall Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Schoenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Steve Seidner Mr. and Mrs. Craig Silvers Craig and D’Arcy Sloane Southern California Edison Company Ms. Jie Zhen Su Valley Processing Mr. and Mrs. Greg Vanni ’71 The Honorable Janet M. Frangie and Dennis P. Voltattorni Dr. John K. Waken Weingart Foundation Wells Fargo Educational Foundation MG Center Western Asset Management Company Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Whitehead E.L. Wiegand Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wright Mr. James Ding and Mrs. Janet Xu Heather and Jason Young Mr. Tony Gao and Mrs. Gina Zhang
SAINT BENILDE SOCIETY
La Salle recognizes those donors who have restricted their contributions of $1,000.00+ to the School’s Endowment Funds or included La Salle in their estate planning through one of a number of Planned Giving instruments including gift annuities, life insurance, charitable remainder trusts, lead trusts and bequests. These donors are honored as members of the Saint Benilde Society. Similar to the visionary actions of Brother Celestine, the founding principal of La Salle College Preparatory, the support of these individuals will help secure the perpetuity of the Mission and Philosophy of La Salle College Preparatory for generations. Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Kamran Aghili ’88 Ahmanson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James R. Alden Francis Bacon Foundation, Inc. The Harrison R. Baker, Jr. Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker ’66 Peter K. Barker Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Peter Barry ’62 David and Patricia Barulich Mr. and Mrs. Zoran K. Basich Tom and Jeri Beck 14
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Mr. and Mrs. Ned R. Bennett ’65 Brad and Nancy Berger Mr. Monty Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Robin Bieker Mr. and Mrs. James Blackstock ’65 Mr. and Mrs. David Bolstad ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bonacci, AFSC Ms. Tina D. Bonacci ’94 Mr. H. Thomas Boyle and Ms. Wendy Lees The Brenninkmeijer Family Mr. and Mrs. R. Keith Brown ’62 Dr. and Mrs. Steven T. Buccola ’62
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Burke ’60 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burke ’60 The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation The Carey Family Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cheney ’61 Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford Mrs. Mary Danenhauer Mr. Sid D. Danenhauer, Jr. ’60 De La Salle Institute (Christian Brothers) Mr. John Delaney Mr. Michael P. Delaney ’60
ANNUAL REPORT Jim Dirmann ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doda Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dooling ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Drasco ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elam III Blaine and Lynda Fetter Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fetters ’60 Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program Dr. Robert G. Frank, Jr. ’61 and Ms. Jeanne Adams Mr. and Mrs. Peter Godfrey Mark and Bettina Graf Richard Gray, Ph.D. Greater Kansas City Community Foundation Mr. Peter S. Griffith The Gripp Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harper The Hastings Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hoffman ’68 Ms. Carolyn L. Imrie Ms. Nancy L. Iredale Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq. Mr. Edwin Jenkins ’62 Mr. Michael R. Johnson ’62 Mr. Tim Q. Johnson ’60 Mr. Louis Johnston K.B. Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Mark Karahadian Mr. David L. Kennelly ’65 Bob Kohorst ’71 and Shelley Allen Dr. Julie Bonacci Kolb ’97
Mr. Gregory M. Kunert and Ms. Carol A. Watson La Salle High School Academic Boosters Mr. and Mrs. David Lam Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Lucas, Horsfall, Murphy & Pindroh, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Lumas ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O. Mackel Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Maurin ’65 George H. Mayr Foundation Mediverse International, Inc. Dr. Kris Mohandie ’80 Mr. Michael Molino The Lluella Morey Murphey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mueller Ms. Katherine I. Murray ’16 Ms. Kathleen B. Murray Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Nino ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nuccio ’71 Nursing Home Solutions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stan D. Oliai ’88 Capt and Mrs. Wayne J. Osborne ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Chip Ossman III Mr. Russell J. Osterman Charles Pankow Foundation Pasadena Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pike ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Polek ’74 Dr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Porath Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Quandt, Jr. ’64 Dr. and Mrs. John T. Quigley Mark and Victoria Richards
Mr. Joel Robinson and Dr. Ricki Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Roman, Jr. ’73 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Roosevelt, Jr. ’63 Mr. Robert M. Rossini Mr. Thomas Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Ted T. Saraf ’60 The Schow Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. Barry J. Schweiger ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Seidner Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Shortell ’62 Mr. David J. Skibinski, MBA Mr. Louis P. Smaldino ’60 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Soltis ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Perry C. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Thompson ’71 Ms. Dolores Tukich The Twomey Family Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Vert ’62 The Honorable Janet M. Frangie and Dennis P. Voltattorni Wellpoint Foundation WFB Ohio-Foundation (MN) Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Wiegand ’60 Peter and Serena Williams Walt and Julie Williams Mr. Donald Wood Kristen Schultz Wray ’98 Carol and Bradford Wright ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wright
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
Each year La Salle College Preparatory recognizes the generosity of individuals and organizations whose tax-deductible cash contributions and new pledges during the year total $1,000 or more. These donors play a critical role in strengthening the current programs for our students and helping La Salle plan for the future. Founded in 1989, there were 11 individuals, couples, and organizations as members in its initial year. For 2019-2020, 321 individuals, couples, and organizations comprise the membership of its most prestigious order of donors. PRESIDENT’S CABINET $10,000+ Anonymous Ahmanson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Camilo Becerra P’18 The H.N and Frances C. Berger Foundation Mr. Shawn Blakeslee ’80 Dr. and Mrs. Dino Clarizio ’75 Clear Foundation Mr. John Delaney Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation Dennis A. Jebbia, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kasper Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Harish Manwani Don Mareina Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nuccio ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olivar Pasadena Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Perzanowski, Jr. ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Radle Rose Hills Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Mark and Daina Shuster Walt and Julie Williams Mr. Tony Gao and Mrs. Gina Zhang PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL $5,000-$9,999 Mr. Wayne G. Avjian ’77 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Bent ’70 Mr. Douglas Campbell
Campbell Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Capobianco III ’71 Mr. James Ding and Mrs. Janet Xu Mr. and Mrs. William Gray ’78 Mr. Peter S. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Kirland Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73 Mr. and Mrs. William Martin Dr. Kris Mohandie ’80 Moorpark Investment LLC Mr. and Mrs. Todd Nevell Mr. and Mrs. John Newell Orange County Community Foundation Ramona, Inc. Dr. Ed Rounds and Dr. Callae Walcott-Rounds Mr. Lawrence Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Steinhoff The Honorable Janet M. Frangie and Dennis P. Voltattorni Dr. Guangsheng Wan Mr. Charlie Wang and Mrs. Jessica Zhang Heather and Jason Young Mr. and Mrs. Yu Zhu PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $2,500+$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alvarez ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baghdassarian Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Barker ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Basile
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Beltre Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Burke ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Juan Cardenas Julie Solberg and Ted Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Binglang Chen Mr. and Mrs. Steven Chin Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coolidge Mr. Giovani Dacumos and Ms. Carina Caparas Mr. Cheng Yin and Ms. Dongmei Dai Mr. Sid D. Danenhauer, Jr. ’60 Dr. John Desjarlais and Dr. Christine Brown Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark Forbush Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gamble Ms. Lidia Gamez Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gomez Mr. Qing Guo and Mrs. Yanli (Catherine) Wang Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Hall William H. Hannon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hart Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hedman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helbing Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Helgeson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hubert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hurrell Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Ioele ’96 Dr. Irina Jasper and Mr. Dimitry Barkovsky 15
ANNUAL REPORT Ms. Carol Ko Mr. and Mrs. Shant Koumriqian Lasallian Christian Brothers Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William Lewczuk Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis Mr. Michael D. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Steven Long Mr. Chen Lu and Ms. Sharon Liang John A. Moe II ’68 Mr. Allen Patatanyan Mark and Victoria Richards Jenny and Michael Rue ’69 Mr. and Mrs. James Schaefle Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Schionning Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sgherzi Mr. and Mrs. Javed Sheikh Mr. William P. Skipper and Ms. Jennifer Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Brian Smatko Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Thomas Titanium LLC Ms. Sharon Verani Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Victor ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Waggoner Dr. John K. Waken Ms. Jin Ling Wu Ms. Xiaohhui Wu Mr. Terry Xia and Ms. Jing Liu Mr. and Mrs. Frank Xue Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yu Jr. Mr. Xueming Zhao and Mrs. Yifei Tian CRYSTAL CIRCLE $1,000-$2,499 Drs. Bruce and Lara Abbott Mr. Harry Agajanian Mrs. Erin Fullinwider Alex ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Allen ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Alvarado Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo Alvarez AMH Capital, Inc. Dr. and Ms. Bruce Atkinson Mr. Michael Avakian and Ms. Marvelyan The Emanuel Bachmann Foundation Mr. and Ms. Harry Balian Mr. Gary P. Barrera ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Beard Mr. and Ms. Hamid Behdad Mr. Andrew Beilfuss Ms. Ines Y. Bello Mr. David Beringer ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Bevan ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bonacci, AFSC Ms. Kathleen Brennan de Jesus Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brogan Bubalo Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cahill Jr. California Wellness Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Candelaria Mr. and Mrs. Matt Cargal Mr. Roy Chang Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Chavez Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chen Mr. Steve Chen and Ms. Jennifer Zhao Mr. and Mrs. Thane Christopher Citizens Business Bank Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Clarizio, Jr. ’81 Ms. Michele Conn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cortes Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Cotter ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Crespo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curtiss Dr. and Mrs. Dennis C. De Mesa ’94 16
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Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Delaney ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dooling ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Durandette ’77 El Portal Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Amir Elahe Ashori Mr. Scott L. England and Mrs. Jennifer Windham Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Escamilla ’81 Ms. Kelly Etter Beilfuss Mr. and Mrs. David Ettinger Mr. and Mrs. Randy Fall Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fetters ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Ford ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fosselman Fosselman’s Ice Cream Co. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Fraley Mr. and Mrs. Jon Fullinwider Mr. and Mrs. Gianni Galati ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Werner Garciano ’87 Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gowen Mr. J. Brady Graham ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Ola Grenner Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Guerrero Mr. Carlos G. Gutierrez and Ms. Linda M. Tunstad Mr. and Mrs. Tirta Halim Mr. William R. Hall ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harper Dr. William Harrity II Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Heidenberg Mr. and Mrs. William K. Henley Mr. M. Patrick Henry Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hoffman ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hussain Mr. and Mrs. Hossein Jadvar Mr. Gregory S. Jasper ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Jeffery Mr. Michael R. Johnson ’62 Mr. Aaron Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Jordan ’74 Mr. Daniel A Jose, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Kent Kachigian Dr. Morton R. Kahn and Dr. Lisa Kahn-Yee Mr. and Mrs. Kosta Karvelas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klum Mr. and Mrs. Kc Kong Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Krouse ’70 La Salle High School Academic Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lai Mr. and Mrs. David Lam Ms. Ian Lao Mr. and Mrs. George Leal The George and Mary Ann Leal Foundation Ms. Jessica Lee Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Mr. Stephen Leung and Ms. Yui Wa Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lewin Ms. Kelly Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Bin Li Mr. and Mrs. William Lieberg Mr. and Mrs. Vu Lieu Ms. Karin J. Liljegen Ms. Nancy Lingao Mr. and Mrs. Zhihao Liu Ms. Anny Liu Mr. Yao Ming Liu and Ms. Kelly Liang Ms. Louise Liu Mr. Hank Lo and Mrs. Jennifer Su
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lo Mr. Fu Zhong Lu and Ms. Any Lee Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Lumas ’60 Dr. and Dr. Michael Mackanic Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Maldonado Mr. and Mrs. Perry Martin Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Martinez ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Hmayak Matossian Mr. and Mrs. Augustine May Mediverse International, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller Dr. Michael P. Miller and Dr. Catherine L. Louden Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Montesa Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morales Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morioka Ms. Tammy Morioka-Shimazu Ms. Hong Li (Iris) Mou Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nahra Mr. and Mrs. Toan Nguyen Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Nino ’62 Dr. Heriberto Nunez Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Olender ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Olgin Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ortiz-Luis Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ouwerkerk Mr. Changqing Pan and Ms. Lili Ma Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Pando Mr. and Mrs. Armen Panosian Pasadena Tournament of Roses Mr. and Mrs. Manny Pavon Mr. Mayron Payes and Ms. Angelica Salas Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pearl, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Petermann ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Petersen Dr. Claudia Pfeil Ms. Mary Grace Phipps Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Polek ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Popham Mr. and Mrs. Miguel A. Posada Mr. Gonzalo Posada and Mrs. Zoraida Davila-Posada Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Quandt, Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Armando Ramirez ’93 Dr. Hector M. Ramos ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Rangan Mr. Jun Rao and Ms. Donglai Wang Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Reeves Ms. Janet M. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Refugio Reynoso Mr. Christopher Ring ’01 Mr. and Ms. Ernie Robles Mr. and Mrs. David Rodriguez ’89 Mr. Lee Roesner and Mrs. Cindy Shimomaye Kathryn M. Rose ’08 and Mr. Anthony Fuschino Mr. and Mrs. Rigoberto Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Oleksandr Rytov Mr. and Mrs. James Sale Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Santillanes Ms. Jogelin R. Santos Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schultz Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sindici Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smith, Jr. Mr. Ray Sosa and Ms. Leticia Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Marc St. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Stenzel Ms. Junfei Su Swimming Pool Management
ANNUAL REPORT Dr. Benjamin Tam and Dr. Irene Ho Mr. and Mrs. Tony Tang Dr. James Tatoian Mr. and Mrs. Kent Tesoro Mr. and Mrs. John G. Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Alan Tippie Top Education Institute, Inc. Dr. Norlan Torres ’97 Mr. Hung Trac and Ms. Erica P. Nieto Mr. and Mrs. Hieu Tran Mr. Mario C. Tromba ’81 Ms. Lisa Tromba
Mr. Martin Truitt Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Turner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Van Blerkom Mr. and Mrs. Joey B. Ventigan Morris and Esther Victor Mr. Weizhong Wang and Mrs. Nancy Wu Mr. Yujun Wang and Ms. Junhong Ma Mr. Kevin Watkins and Mrs. Diana Margaret Watkins ’96 Mrs. Jenny Wei Mr. Van Wen and Mrs. Ellen Xu Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Wiegand ’60
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wong Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wright Ms. Jennifer Y. K. Wu Mr. and Mrs. Andy Yuan Dr. and Mrs. Ebrahim Zandi Mrs. Lori Zanteson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zavala Ms. Yue Zhang
INDIVISA MANENT
In the spirit of the School’s motto, “Indivisa Manent” (We Stand Undivided), the following listing of donors includes individuals and organizations that support the everyday operations of La Salle College Preparatory. The following giving programs are included in this generous and supportive group: Parent Giving Program, Lancer Golf Tournament, Crystal Ball, Alumni, Scholarship and Financial Aid, Endowment, Capital, Technology and all Annual Fund Donations. Thank you for supporting the students at La Salle College Preparatory. ORGANIZATION / FOUNDATIONS Altadena Golf Course Altadena Town & Country Club AMC Aquarium of the Pacific AT&T Bank of America Corporation Barnhart School Bean Town Coffee House & Bakery Blaze “Fast Fired” Pizza Bloomfield Creamery Bodega Wine Bar The Buccaneer Lounge, Inc. Bulgarini Gelato Vino E Cucina Butterfly Effect Day Spa California Community Foundation Carciofi Design Casa del Rey Mexican Restaurant Charlie’s Trio Chiquita Bonita Cigars By Chivas Claro’s Italian Market Clearman’s Northwoods Inn CocaCola Creative Arts Group D.J. Giles Etc. de Croupet’s Cake Sisters Discovery Cube Domenico’s Restaurant DoubleTree By Hilton Embassy Suites Emerald Isle Executive Golf Course F45 Pasadena Fasching’s Car Wash Foothill Credit Union Frontstream Granville Green Street Restaurant Handmade Artesian Jewelry by MEW The Robert E. Hansen Family Foundation Herban, Inc. Hilton San Gabriel HipCooks Hollywood Improv Hon Sushi Hope Organizers Houdini, Inc The Huntington Library The Ice House In-N-Out Burger
Island Packers Islands of Pasadena K.B. Construction Company Kidspace Childrens Museum Kyrie Design, Corp LA Cryo Spa, LLC LA Fitness Lavender & Honey Expresso Bar Let’s Roam Little Kuts The Los Angeles Philharmonic Association Los Angeles Turf Club, Inc. LPL Financial Foundation Lucky Baldwin’s Delirium Lungu Law Group Matt Denny’s Ale House Restaurant Mayfield Junior School McGraw-Hill Medieval Times Merengue Bakery Café Mijares Mexican Restaurant Mission Wine Spirits Mommy Jewlery, INC. The Monastery of the Angels Monsieur Crépe Mother Moo Creamery MOVE Barre + Yoga Mt. Lowe Brewing Comapny LLC Namaste Spiceland Nano Café NickCo Hospitality Group Nicole M. Beadles Nikki & Suzy Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace Foundation The Only Place In Town Ontario Fury P.M. Jacoy Pacific Park Santa Monica Pier The Pampered Chef Pams Cakes & Cookies Panda Inn Panera Bread Donations Department Pasadena Quarterbacks Pasadena Tennis Association Philippe The Original, LLC Philz Coffee Pasadena Pie ’N Burger Poppy Cake Baking Co. Porta Via Italian Foods Porto’s
PRP Wine International Rancho Cucamonga Quakes Real Food Marketing Ritual Brewing Rose Bowl Aquatics Center Rose Bowl Opertating Company Rubio’s Sahara Restaurant Santa Anita Golf Club Santa Anita Park Sasaki Advanced Aesthetic Medical Center Siempre, Inc. Smart & Final Charitable Foundation Soul Cycle Southern California Edison Company Spirit Cruises Stonefire Grill Sunset Audio Visual Talianko Design Group, LLC Diane Tarantino Accountacy Corporation Taylor’s Ol’ Fashioned Meat & Produce Technix Academy, LLC Terry’s Pizzaria & Grill The Arbour The Broad The Cheesecake Factory The Comedy & Magic Club The Crack Shack The Hadler Group, LLC The Tutor Doctor Thorson Motor Center Tipping Development INC. Tommy’s World Famous Hamburgers Two Dragon Martial Arts Union Bank Veggie Grill World, HQ Village Pizzeria Wandering Foot Quilt Guild Wundabar Pilates Pasadena Yang Chow Restaurant Yearbook, Inc. YourCause INDIVIDUALS Anonymous (2) Mr. Connor Abrari Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams Mrs. and Mr. Kim Adams Ms. Cameron Agapito ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Agapito 17
ANNUAL REPORT Mr. Luc A. Aguilar-Fraley ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ajamian Mrs. Robin Quintanilla Aksu ’03 Mr. Jaime Albino and Mrs. Elva Vieyra Dr. Lawrence Albinski ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Aldrian ’74 Dr. Stan J. Alexander, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Algiers Miss Sarah Alhafidh ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Essam Alkhadra Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Allaire ’69 Mr. Cameron D. Alsbrook ’09 Ms. Josefina C. Alvarez ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Damon Anastasia Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anaya ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Rogelio Ancheta The Honorable Clifford R. Anderson III ’70 and Mrs. Karen Anderson Ms. Lugenia Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Anderson ’82 Mrs. Christyann M. Stanislawski Andrianopoulos ’95 Ms. Jean-Paul Andrieu Mr. Gentry G. Angsanto and Ms. Leslie Mapua Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Anicich ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Anthony ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Archambault ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong Mrs. Katie Northrop Arnold ’99 Ms. Angela Arunarsirakul ’09 Ms. Hue Ary Mr. and Mrs. Adam Attalla ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Bahou Ms. Phyllis M. Bahou Mr. J. Brian Baird and Mrs. Deborah Sinnette-Baird Mr. and Mrs. David C. Balak ’62 Mrs. and Mrs. Enrico Balcos Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Baldwin ’69 Mrs. Adriana Stathatos Bandow ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Duke Banks III ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barbaro III ’02 Mr. Mitch Barker Ms. Karina N. Barnard ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Barnard Mrs. Jill M. Trousdale Barr ’01 Mr. Jose Barrera Ms. Julia M. Barrero ’10 Ms. Laura A. Barrero ’10 Mr. Marcos Barron and Ms. Ashleigh Heisley Mrs. Stefania M. Bisharat Bauer ’98 Mr. Richard E. Baumer ’63 Dr. and Mrs. Ramil Bautista Mr. and Mrs. Bert Becker ’65 Mr. Jim Beckham Dr. and Mrs. Abdallah Beddawi Ms. Briana C. Beddawi ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Marc Beddawi Ms. Taylor M. Beddawi ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Belcher ’67 Mr. Eric Bell Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bell ’70 Mr. Jacob R. Benitez ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Todd G. Bennett ’98 Ms. Jamie Bennison ’06 Mr. Dave Bent ’75 Ms. Stephanie Bergdahl ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berger-Davis Mr. and Mrs. David Bernstein Mrs. Julie Best-Ickes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Betancourt 18
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Mr. John A. Bettencourt IV ’87 and Dr. Karen Miller Dr. Christopher P. Bigley ’05 Dr. and Mrs. John M. Bigley ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bigley ’77 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bigley ’80 Mr. Richard Binder ’72 Mr. Andrew Binns Ms. Alison Birnie Mr. Aneese T. Bishara ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Nabil Bisharat ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bislamyan Mr. and Mrs. Dominic P. Bitonti ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Blackman Mrs. Ellen Blackstock Mr. and Mrs. John C. Blackstock ’67 Mr. Justin W. Blackstock ’71 Mr. Richard A. Bleuze ’95 Ms. April Blooms Dr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Bock Dr. Ernie Bodai ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boecking Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bogue ’88 Ms. Annika M. Bohanec ’18 Mr. Vincent Bohanec Mr. and Mrs. David Bolstad ’60 Ms. Tina D. Bonacci ’94 Mr. and Ms. James L. Bonaccorso ’85 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bottala ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bottala Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bottala ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brandt ’86 Ms. Maria Brenes Mr. Jeffrey T. Briegel ’12 Mr. and Mrs. William Briegel Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Brink ’86 Ms. Katrina Britton Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Brock, C.P.A. ’73 Ms. Jennifer G. Brown ’08 Mr. and Mrs. R. Keith Brown ’62 Mr. Scott Brown ’75 Mr. Dean E. Brumm ’14 The Brumm Family Mr. Kyle T. Brumm ’12 Ms. Chanel M. Buccola ’07 Mr. and Mrs. David Buennagel ’04 Mrs. Sonia Buenrostro Mr. and Mrs. Warren Buluran Mr. John Burch and Ms. Carla Buigues Mr. and Mrs. Warren Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burruso Mr. and Mrs. Gary Byrd ’61 Larry R. Byrd, Ph.D. ’63 Ms. Maryann K. Cafagna ’09 Mr. Kevin A. Cahill ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Renato Calvario Mr. Hector A. Campos, Jr. ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cannon ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Phil T. Cannon ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cantos Michele and Kenneth Canzoneri ’72 Mr. Jesse Carbajal Ms. Nicole M. Carlos ’12 Mr. Eric Carlos ’06 Mr. Robert Carrejo Mr. and Mrs. Jason Casani Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel J. Castillo ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Javier Castro Ms. Jacqueline Castro ’20 Mr. and Mrs. John Caulfield ’03 Mrs. Jayme Kiyomura Chan ’95 Mr. and Ms. Sako Charkhedian
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Charvat ’97 Ms. Isabella C. Chavez ’20 Ms. Christina L. Y. Chen ’20 Mr. Eugene Chen Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Chen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chiara Mr. Suresh Chilukuri Mr. Noah S. Chin ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Philip Chu Mr. and Mrs. Herme Chua Mr. John Ciccone and Ms. Aitrang Tran Major Leroy L. Cisneros ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaw Ciszewski Mr. Brandon T. Clarizio ’20 Mr. Philip Clarke Mr. Rob Clarke ’66 and Ms. Jeanne Labozetta Dr. and Mrs. Leonardo Clavijo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cochario Mr. Michael R. Cocks ’99 Mrs. Jessica L. Charles Coffin ’01 Ms. Deanna Cogan Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Colella Mrs. Samantha Whitehead Collar ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Collins ’67 Ms. Francesca Colombo Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Colton Ms. Carmen Compton ’20 Mr. Gabriel Compton and Mrs. Cristina Claisse Ms. Carolyn Conley Ms. Joni Conlon Mr. and Mrs. John A. Coombes ’82 Mrs. Jennifer Pittman Corcoran ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Core Mrs. Stephanie Smith Courain ’06 Mr. Andrew Crabtree ’12 Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Mr. Richard K. Crawford ’75 Ms. Christine Crawfurd Mr. Jay Crews ’86 Ms. Joyce Crome Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crowley ’61 Mr. Bob Cruz ’75 Ms. Vanessa A. Cruz ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Will Culpepper Mr. and Mrs. Michael Culver Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Cummings ’79 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cummings ’82 Mr. and Mrs. John Curley Ms. Kathleen S. Dada Mr. Mark A. Daley ’20 Mr. James Dalgarn and Ms. Catherine Chadwell Mr. Will C. Dalgarn ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Joel Damir Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Damore ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Danenhauer ’70 Mr. J.R. Darling ’99 and Ms. Nina Siggins ’99 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davidson ’99 Ms. Chrissie Davis ’99 and Mr. Sebastian Grillo Mr. Scott P. Davis Mr. and Mrs. William E. Daws ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Day Ms. Erica De Alba Mr. and Mrs. Victor De Silva Mr. Gerard Dea ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dean Mr. and Mrs. Dustin DeMesa ’96 Mrs. Jennifer Senechal Denson ’96
ANNUAL REPORT Ms. Judy d’Entremont Mr. and Mrs. James DeRose Ms. Kathleen S. DeRose ’20 Mrs. Regina DeRose Mr. Donald DesHarnais Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Dewald ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Diaz Gregory Dickson, Ph.D. Dr. David C. DiLettera ’75 Ms. Emma R. Dillion ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dilluvio Mr. Jason Dineros ’05 Ms. Sophie Ding ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Anthony Dionisio III Jim Dirmann ’60 Mrs. Nancy Doede Dr. Brian J. Doerning ’81 and Mrs. Maryann Messina-Doerning Mr. Michael S. Dondanville II ’99 Dr. Asok Doraiswamy, FACS Mr. Jordan G. Dorenfeld ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Doring ’73 Mrs. Eva De La Parra Dotti ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Drasco ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Duffy ’60 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Duncan ’69 Dr. Mosey Nuccio Dunn ’02 Mr. Aaron M. Ealy ’13 Mr. Raymond Ealy and Mrs. L. Charmayne Ealy Ms. Susan E. Ehring ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Eiben ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Elia Mr. James F. Elko ’67 Mr. Christopher S. Ellis ’93 Mrs. Teresa M. Ring Elmslie-Britt ’03 Mr. Frank Enterante Mr. Sergio Escalante ’75 Ms. Rebecca C. Escandon ’96 Ms. Isabella Escovar ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Escovar Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eskridge Jr. Mr. Jorge Espinoza and Ms. Polly Salas Mr. Raul E. Espinoza ’71 Mr. Max Esquivel ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Esquivel ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Estrada Mr. and Mrs. Jose F. Estrada Mr. John Eusebio Ms. Amanda C. Evans ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Evleth ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Exposito ’74 2Lt Anthony D. Exposito, USA ’08 Mr. Philip Feghali and Ms. Michelle Feghali Mr. and Mrs. Edmund B. Ferguson ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fernandes Mr. Domenic Ferrante ’81 Mr. Guy Ferrante ’83 Mrs. Rochelle L. Rodriguez Ferrari ’97 and Mr. David Ferrari Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferrer Ms. Stephanie N. Ferri ’13 Ms. Giselle Figueroa ’07 Mr. and Mrs. William Filice Mr. and Mrs. James S. Fischella ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Philip T. Fischella ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Fisher ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Fisher, Jr. ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Nick M. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Al Flores Ms. Andrea Flores ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Raudel Flores
Ms. Tamara Flowers and Mr. Steve Cobb Dr. Kathryn A. Fogarty Ms. Arielle L. Fong ’17 Mr. and Mrs. John Fong Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fong Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foran Vincent Fortanasce, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Fortanasce, M.F.T. ’91 Ms. Megan France ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Franco Mr. and Ms. Gustavo Franco Mr. and Mrs. Marcus B. Franco ’97 Ms. Gerri Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Rick Fraser Ms. Sara Fraser ’20 Mr. Tyler G. Frausto ’09 Major and Mrs. Alex D. Freitas, M.D. ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund French, Jr. ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Frey ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Frias Ms. Giana M. Froio ’20 Ms. Sonya Froio Mr. and Mrs. Adrian C. M. Fulay ’90 Dr. and Mrs. Marc Futernick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Galindo ’71 Mr. Nathan C. Ganguin ’20 Mr. Michael Gao and Mrs. Shuxia Zhang Mr. and Mrs. James Garber Ms. Kimberly Garber Ms. Esperanza Garcia Mrs. Mary H. Garcia Ms. Paloma Garcia ’09 Mr. Ruben Garcia and Mrs. Sonia Barajas-Garcia Ryan E. Garcia ’97 and Dr. Ani Katchadourian Mr. Victor Garcia and Mrs. Marina Vergara Mr. Vincent Garcia and Ms. Margarita Carrillo Mr. Nico Garcia-Corona ’12 Mr. Vincent Garciano ’89 Mr. Dan Garrison and Ms. Raina Fulton Mrs. Nicole Paradis Garthwait ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Woody Gatewood Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaudet ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Gause ’80 Dr. Robert P. Gendron ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Genovese ’68 Mr. Montano Geronimo and Mrs. Elaine Mercado Geronimo Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gettinger ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Giacopuzzi ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. James Gibbs ’03 Mr. James Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. James Gilb Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gioia ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gioia Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Gioia ’69 Mr. Zachary Godfrey ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Jose Godina Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goei Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Gomez ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Jorge A. Gonzalez ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gonzalez Mrs. Rose Marie Good Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gordon ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy J. Gorman ’95 Mr. and Mrs. John Gorman Mr. Nicholas P. Gorman ’99 Mr. Paul J. Gormican, Jr. ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Gray ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Greene
Mrs. Nancy Culjak Gresik ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Griffith ’00 Marlene and Frank Griffith ’62 Ms. Melody J. Griffith ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. Grimes ’02 Mr. and Ms. Thomas V. Grimes, J.D. ’70 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Grivich ’64 Mr. John T. Guidas ’61 Ms. Margaret A. Guillen Ms. Jesstine Guzman ’98 Mr. and Mrs. John Guzman Ms. Erica Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Haines Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hakanen Ms. Julia M. Hakanen ’15 Ms. Taylor J. Hakanen ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Hall ’62 Ms. Mary W. Hammond Mr. and Ms. Darryl E. Hampton Mr. Dean D. Haney ’85 Mr. and Mrs. David Hansen Mrs. Erin Wiley Hanshew ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Stefan M. Hanson ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Bret Hardy Ms. Samantha J. Hardy ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hardy ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harold, Jr. ’65 Ms. Lisa Harris Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hart Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hart Mr. Michael Hartfield, C.P.A. ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Haslett Ms. Jeanine M. Hauk ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Haupt ’69 Ms. Sydney H. Haupt ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Chria Hazlitt ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Heffernan Mr. Jason C. Helgeson ’20 Mr. Philip S. Hendrie ’70 Ms. Megan Herek ’04 Ms. Madeline N. Herlache ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Herman ’97 Ms. Marina D. Hernandez Faraj Mr. Leonardo R. Hernandez and Mrs. Sonia M. Jerez Mrs. Margaret Pett Herrera ’98 Mrs. April Hicks Mr. Rodney Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Martin Higuera ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Hiti ’71 Mr. Brian Hoffman ’02 Drs. Kurt and Melissa Hoffman Mr. Mitchell J. Hoffman ’13 Dr. Taryn Hoffman ’06 SSG Timothy P. Hoffman ’09 Mr. and Ms. Dominic Holguin Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holguin ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Holland Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hollis ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Holman ’03 Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hoover ’74 Ms. Michelle Horvath Mr. Stephen Horvath Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hou ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Housman ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Huber ’80 Ms. Marissa A. Huckaby ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hunt Mr. and Mrs. John C. Huntley ’67 Mr. Darey L. Huo and Mrs. Penny Low-Huo Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ibbotson 19
ANNUAL REPORT Mr. David J. Ickes ’10 Mr. Michael T. Ickes ’06 Mr. Gregory Imhoff and Ms. Shelley Seckel Mr. and Mrs. Travis J. Ingrao ’96 Mr. Eduardo Iniguez ’75 Mrs. Paola Bisharat Ismail ’09 Dr. and Mrs. Eloy A. Ituarte ’67 Hector Ituarte ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Jacobsen, Jr. ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Jahnke ’04 Ms. Aida Jaime Ms. Jade M. Jenkins ’11 Mr. Kevin M. Jick ’09 Mr. and Mrs. James Jimenez Mr. Stephen P. Johnson ’63 Mrs. Lauren Ortega Johnston ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Julius R Jones, Jr. Mr. Gary Jones ’80 Mr. Greg Jones Mr. Richard Jones and Dr. Lisa Butler Ms. Virginia S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Joseph, Jr. ’80 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Jouvenat ’75 Mr. Ray Judson Mr. Ricardo J. Jurado ’95 Mr. Kent T. Kachigian ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Erik Kachmarsky ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Esper Kanaan Mr. and Mrs. Tony F. Kane ’60 Mr. Douglas J. Karnowski ’68 Mrs. Courtney Kassakhian Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Katz ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Kealey ’85 Mr. Jon Keates and Ms. Thanh Hoang Mr. and Mrs. Vicken Kedjidjian Ms. Lisa M. Keeler ’00 Mr. and Mrs. William Keith ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kejmar Mr. and Mrs. Clive Kelly Mr. Terence M. Kelly ’75 and Ms. Alison Nichols Ms. Camille E. Kennedy ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kennedy Mrs. Vanessa Strouse Kenney ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Kenoyer ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Khaw Mr. and Mrs. Sunder Khemani Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kiertzner Mr. Suyeol Kim and Ms. Jaeyeon Kang Mr. Kevin Kinard ’03 Mrs. Antionette Santucci Kinder ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel King Mr. and Mrs. William Kirland Mrs. Jennifer Kiser Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kitchens ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Terrence E. Klein ’65 Mrs. Melissa Garcia Klose ’99 Mr. Martin H. Kneier ’66 Mrs. Stacey Ponnet Kodani ’09 Dr. Julie Bonacci Kolb ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Kolberg ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Konrad ’87 Mr. John W. Kopcha III ’09 Ms. Chaghig Koulajian Simsek Mr. and Mrs. Vatche Kouyoumjian ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krings Mr. Phillip M. Krings ’17 Mr. Dwight Kroll ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kun Mr. Martin A. Kunz ’82 and Ms. Maria McCord 20
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Ms. Monika V. Kunz ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Rafi Kurkdjian Ms. Winnie Kwong Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lamberti ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Bryon F. Lanagan ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lanza Ms. Maria Lapid Mrs. Gina Bottala LaPorte ’99 Ms. Sarah L. Holl LaReau ’98 Mr. and Mrs. William Larr Mr. and Mrs. William R. LaRue ’69 Ms. Daniella C. Laset ’10 Mr. Kenneth Lau and Ms. Alicia Choi Dr. and Mrs. C. Patrick Lauder ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Laun Mr. and Mrs. James L. Le Berthon ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Ledesma Mr. David Lee Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Mr. Paul Lee and Ms. Benita Chen Mr. Theodore G. Lee ’20 Mr. John P. Lees Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Lees ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Bernardino Leis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Leming ’92 Ms. Megan M. LeNoue ’09 Ms. Haley Lenz ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Lenz Ms. Nancy Lesky Dr. and Mrs. David Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Mica R. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Hua Li Dr. Timothy C. Lim and Dr. Atsuko Sato Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Lima ’85 Ms. Ely Lin Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lingenfelser Mr. and Mrs. Mark Liska ’71 Ms. Mariel Lo Guercio ’15 Ms. Josephine Lo ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lomas Mr. and Mrs. George Lomeli Ms. Annalee K. Longhurst ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Clark Longhurst Mr. Evan D. Loomis ’01 Mrs. Meagan E. Bitonti Loomis ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Hector Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Jose Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Lossada Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Louden Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lowery Ms. Rebecca M. Loya ’98 Mr. Nathaniel E. Lucas ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Luna Ms. Jenny Lynch Mr. Michael Lynch Katie and John Macdonald ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mace Ms. Allison Madden ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Madden Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Magluyan ’94 Mr. Samuel Magluyan Mr. Andrew Mahoney ’99 Ms. Bonnie Mahoney Mr. Patrick Mahoney, P.E. ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Maldonado ’73 Monique and Edward Malicdem ’88 Ms. Samantha A. Malisos ’02 Ms. Leslie A. Mann ’99 Mr. Gobind S. Manwani ’09 Christine Marez
Mr. Michael J. Marlatt ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Json D. Marruffo ’95 Mr. Steve Marsden ’75 John F. Marshall ’85 Mr. Dennis Martin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martinez ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Masci Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Mayclin ’62 Ms. Claire C. McCarthy ’12 Mrs. Kathleen McCarthy Ms. Meg D. McCarthy ’08 Ms. Molly M. McCarthy ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Edward McFaul ’75 Mr. and Mrs. James McGoldrick Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McInerney ’71 Mr. Joseph L. McKay ’75 Mr. Joe McKenna ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McKune ’99 Mr. John S. McLoughlin ’64 Mr. and Mrs. John McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. McNamara ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Mead ’64 Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Meaglia ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Medina ’90 Ms. Brittney Medrano ’03 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Meier Mr. and Mrs. Juan Mejia Mr. Luis E. Melendez ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Roman Mena Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mena Ms. Christina Mesesan ’99 Mr. Anthony Messineo ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Aaron B. Milam ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller Mrs. Jessica Gordon Miller ’05 Mr. Ryan Miller Mr. and Mrs. David Milton Ms. Ann M. Minnium Mr. Arnaldo P. Mirasol ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Mirasol ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Mitchell, P.E. ’92 Mr. Robert L. Mizia ’71 Mr. Gregory A. Moeller ’84 Mr. Ethan John F. Montesa ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Juan R. Montoya ’79 Mrs. Amy B. Gaston Morales ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Moran ’70 Ms. Meredith Moreno ’19 Mr. John Morgan ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Morgan ’75 William V. Morris, Ph.D. ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Mueller ’70 Mr. Bob Mulick Mr. Steven M. Mullen ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullins Mr. and Mrs. Peter Muro Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Murphy ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy I. Murphy ’62 Ms. Laurie Naeole Mrs. Shinko Nakayama Mr. Jon Nalick and Ms. Kathleen Roberts Ms. Mary E. Nalick Mrs. Jodi Nathan-Chugg and Mrs. Tamara Thomas Mr. and Ms. Scott Nelson Ms. Grace M. Newell ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Newell Mr. and Mrs. Charley Newhart Mr. and Mrs. Fai Man Ng Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nice Reverend William C. Nicholas, Jr. ’88
ANNUAL REPORT Msgr. Timothy E. Nichols ’65 Ms. Anita Nicol Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Nobriga, Sr. ’80 Ms. Kristine Nonato ’06 Mr. Lawrence A. Nordstrom ’64 Dr. Scott R. Nuccio ’00 Ms. Suzanne M. Nuzzi Mr. Colin M. O’Connor ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Connor Ms. Emily A. O’Connor ’16 Mr. Sean M. O’Connor ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O’Connor Dr. and Mrs. Kelly O’Donnell ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olague Mr. Joseph M. Olender ’08 Ms. Katie Olender ’09 Ms. Madere Olivar Ms. Missy O’Neill ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore M. Orefice III ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Rene Orellana Ms. Regina P. Orona ’03 Capt and Mrs. Wayne J. Osborne ’62 Ms. Suzanne Oyama Mr. Fernando Pacheco II ’75 Mr. Jared K. Padiernos ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Federico Padlan Dr. Stephanie Paggi Ms. Brigid M. Palaganas ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Alonso Palencia Mr. and Mrs. Adam Palffy ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Palffy Mr. Evan J. Paniagua ’06 Mr. Adrian V. Panjanon ’99 Dr. Luann N. P. Pannell Mr. and Mrs. William E. Pannell Mr. Stephen Paolella Mr. and Mrs. Steve Paradis Mr. and Mrs. Anuj Parikh Mr. and Mrs. Bhavesh Patel ’87 Mr. Robert Paulak and Ms. Trangdai Ngo Mr. Michael A. Paulsen ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Mauricio Pavon Mr. and Mrs. Jose Payes Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Pearl, Jr. ’99 Mr. and Mrs. James Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pearson ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Pelongco Ms. Cheryl Peralta Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Perez Ms. Antoinette Perry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Peters ’76 Mr. Michael R. Petrovich ’09 Ms. Alexiane L. Peysson ’20 Mr. Jacques Peysson and Mrs. Corinne Boyer Mr. Nam N. Phan ’05 Mr. Gerald E. Phillips II ’99 Mr. Drew T. Pickett ’20 Mrs. Jonelle Pickett Mr. and Mrs. Michael Piesik Mr. Sean Pinto ’99 and Ms. Heidi Carmena Mr. Benjamin D. Pirih ’96 Ms. Evelyn Plata Mr. and Mrs. William Po Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. Polchow Dr. Wayne V. Polek ’72 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Pollara ’66 Ms. Olivia C. Pope ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pope Ms. Tori C. Pope ’12 Ms. Elizabeth Popoff Mr. Nicholas Potter ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Potter ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Kedric Powe Ms. Tiffany A. Prasifka ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Prokop ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ptasinski, C.P.A. ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Gerardo Puga Ms. Patricia Pullara Mrs. Rosa Pullara William Pung The Pyle Family Ms. Patricia C. Quadra ’13 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Quandt ’67 Ms. Alexandra A. Quijano ’20 Mr. William Quijano and Mrs. Xiomara Lafaurie Mr. Ian S. Quinn ’13 Ms. Sheila Quintana Mr. Kevin B. Quintero ’09 Mr. Martin Quintero and Ms. Claudia Melendez Mr. and Mrs. Hector Quitzon Mr. and Mrs. Efren Quizon Ms. Vanessa M. Ramirez ’20 Ms. Yahaira Ramirez ’14 Mrs. Courtney B. Medeiros Randick ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ray ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Regalado Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid Mrs. Megan Chisholm Remo ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rettig ’84 Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds Mrs. Amanda Gonzalez Richardson ’01 Ms. Janet Richman Mr. Stuart Richman Mr. and Mrs. Joel Riegsecker Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Riley ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Job Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Jose E. “ Eddie “ Rivera Ms. Michaeline M. Roach Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robidoux Mr. Michael Robison ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Jose Robles Mrs. Alicia Mino Rocha ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rochester ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Rodriguez ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Jose Rodriguez ’99 Ms. Natalia E. Rodriguez ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rodriguez Mr. Victor Rodriguez Mrs. Emily S. Cairns Roffe-Silvester ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Rogers ’92 Ms. Leah Rojhani Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Romero Rivas Mr. and Mrs. Vicente R. Romero Mr. Gabriel Romo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Roosevelt ’65 Dr. Madison Rose ’06 Mrs. Melissa Barrero Ross ’06 Mr. and Mrs. James G. Rouse ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Ruelas ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruelas Mr. and Mrs. Rodel O. Rufo Mr. Thomas M. Ruggles ’75 Ms. Lisa M. Russo ’03 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ryan ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Ryan ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ryan Mr. Doug Rynerson and Mrs. Jude Lucas-Rynerson Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rysdon ’88 Dr. Ron S. Saito Mr. and Mrs. George Sakellariou Mr. Albert Salas
Ms. Lauren Salas ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Salas, Jr. ’75 Mrs. Sonia Salas Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Saldana ’03 Ms. Hazel Salomon-Jimmy Mr. Reggie Salvaleon Mr. and Mrs. John Salvatierra Ms. Mary Grace S. Salvatierra ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Juan Samartin Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sanchez Ms. Joanna Sanchez ’99 Mrs. Kathryn A. Sanchez Mr. Armando Sandoval and Mrs. Kirsten Tallmon Ms. Isabella C. Santoro ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Luciano Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Santos Mrs. Anna M. Sariol Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sayer Ms. Nellie Sayer Mr. and Mrs. Steve Scandore Mr. Michael D. Schainfeld ’01 Mr. Jeffrey L. Schauer ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmidt ’72 Mr. Christopher P. Schnaider ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Brent Schoenbaum Mr. Spencer T. Schoenbaum ’16 Mrs. Laura Kistler Schofield ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Schuck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Schwartz Mr. Marshall Searcy Ms. Tricia Searcy Mr. Stephen E. Seastrom ’70 Mr. Lisa Marie Segura Mr. and Mrs. Mike Serhan Mr. Greg Seright Ms. Joanna Serrano ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seymour ’62 Mr. Vincent Sgherzi ’20 Ms. Erin K. Shimazu ’20 Mr. Tobin Shirk Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Shortell ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Shutan Mr. and Mrs. Pete Siberell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Siegmeth ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Sielen ’67 Mr. and Mrs. John Sigoloff Ms. Elizabeth Silva Ms. Nicole Silva ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silva Mr. Jose Alfonso A. Simbol ’09 Mr. Bernard Simon ’74 Mr. and Mrs. James Simone Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Singer ’70 Mr. and Ms. Ian Siu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sjoberg ’80 Mrs. Ellen Slatkin Mr. Kenneth Slaught ’75 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Slavin ’65 Mr. Emmett F. Sloan ’20 Mr. Christopher A. Smutny ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Snyder ’75 Mr. Lakin W. Soldate ’98 Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Solomon Mr. and Mrs. David C. Soltis ’90 Mr. Manny S. Soriano ’12 Byron Sotomayor, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Casey A. Spencer Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Trevor R. Spicer ’94 Mr. Thomas Stafford ’99 Ms. Michelle C. Stanton ’08 21
ANNUAL REPORT Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steben Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Steinmeier ’67 Mr. Colby T. Stenzel ’20 Mr. Christopher Sterling ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stern Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Stone Mr. and Mrs. Bob Strasser ’75 Mrs. Renate Stroup Mr. Jefferson Strouse ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sullivan ’70 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sullivan ’75 Ms. Jennifer L. Summitt Mr. and Mrs. James Surtees, Jr. Mrs. Gillian Heydorff Sutton ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Oswin Suyapto Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Sweeney ’77 Mr. Lance Tam ’20 Mr. Mark P. Tan ’96 Ms. Stephanie Tang Dr. and Mrs. Armand R. Tanguay, Jr. ’67 Mrs. Kelly Harper Tapert ’95 Ms. Lauren E. Tapert ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Taylor Ms. Michelle Telis Mr. Donald Tellez ’75 Mr. Luis Tello-Cerda and Mrs. Yolanda Vallejo-Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. Celso Templo Ms. Angela Terrazas Mr. and Mrs. Virat Thantrakul ’68 The Honorable and Mrs. Nicholas S. Thompson ’75 Mr. James Thomson ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thoresen Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Throop Mr. Alexander G. Tippie ’20 Mr. and Mrs. John Todd Mr. Michael L. Tom ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Brad Toothman ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Celso Torres Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Torres Ms. Raquel Torrez ’20 Ms. Olivia F. Tortell ’20 Mr. Dave Trade Ms. Sandra Trevino ’09 Ms. Dolores Tukich Mr. Mark Turner and Mrs. Claire E. Wavell Mr. and Mrs. Hans Underbrink ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Urbina Ms. Maria Michelle Uzeta Ms. Gennaka E. Valarao ’20
Mr. and Mrs. Rommel Valarao Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Van Buren Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Van Leeuwen ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Vargas Mr. Marcos A. Vargas ’20 Mr. Tyler R. Varing ’09 Mr. Ruben Vasquez, Jr. ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Velandia Dr. Matthew C. Velasco ’04 Mr. Phil Velasco ’07 Dr. and Mrs. Steven Velling ’84 Ms. Paula Velosa ’18 Ms. Dominique Vialar Mr. and Mrs. Carlos F. Villalobos ’89 Ms. Carmen Villasenor Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Villasenor Ms. Raquel Villavicncio Mrs. Francisca M. Gonzalez Virtue ’94 Ms. Pam Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wall Mr. Richard J. Wall ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Mark Walton ’71 Ms. Katherine J. Wang ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wann Mr. and Mrs. Brandon D. Ward ’99 Ms. Tanya R. Ward ’99 Mr. Eric C. Wat ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Hiroyoshi Watanabe Mr. Kevin A. Weaver ’08 Mr. Timothy J. Weir ’75 Mr. and Mrs. James Weisenberg ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Werden Ms. Jill Werden Dr. and Mrs. David Wheat Mrs. Tamara Wann Wheeler ’97 Mr. and Mrs. John White ’74 Mr. Joe White III ’90 Ms. Jeanie Whited Mr. and Mrs. Troy Whitehead ’07 Ms. Rebecca L. Whitehead ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Wickhem Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wiebe Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Wiedenfeld ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Wiegand ’97 Mrs. Brianne Pierce Wiese ’99 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wilcox IV Mr. James D. Wilcox Mr. Roger Wilcox ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Stan M. Wilcox, Jr. ’80
Mrs. Hannah E. Miller Wilder ’97 Mr. and Mrs. David Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Williams Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams Ms. Erika N. Williams ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Williams Mr. Glen C. Willis ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Willumson ’67 Ms. Ashley Wilson Mr. Ian Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Mr. Jordan J. Wingate ’09 Mr. and Mrs. John Winther Mr. and Mrs. Radoslav Wojcik Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Wong Dr. and Ms. Brett J. Wong ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wong Mr. Gary Wood ’70 Ms. Monika Woods-McMillan Mr. Aaron Wooler Ms. Riley M. Worley ’15 Kristen Schultz Wray ’98 Carol and Bradford Wright ’73 Mr. Charles Yamarone Ms. Sandra Yanez Ms. Anita Yang Mr. Ara E. Yardemian ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Ybarra Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Young Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Young ’62 Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Yurchak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yuzefpolsky Mr. and Mrs. Vadim Yuzefpolsky Ms. Verma Zamora Mr. Colin R. Zavala ’20 Ms. Jennifer L. Zavat ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Marcin Zdunek Dr. Stephan Zeeman ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Zenner Ms. Iris Zhang Mr. Gregory Ziomek and Mrs. Aracely Rodriguez-Ziomek Mrs. Angela Torres Ziskie ’96 Ms. Melina E. Zoumas ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Zoumas Mr. John T. Zuerlein ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Zwart III ’67 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Zwart ’75 Dr. and Mrs. John Zweizig
ALUMNI GIVING
La Salle College Preparatory would like to give special recognition and thanks to all the alumni donors who supported the School community throughout the 2019-2020 fiscal year. All donations benefited the numerous programs for our students, faculty, staff, and coaches. Because of these individuals, total alumni tax-deductible giving exceeded $467,010. CLASS OF 1960 - 12.95% Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. 22
David Bolstad ’60 Dennis P. Burke ’60, P’85 Sid D. Danenhauer, Jr. ’60 William E. Daws ’60 James Robert Dirmann ’60 Mitchell Drasco, J.D. ’60 Charles R. Duffy ’60 Lawrence Fetters ’60 Michael Dennis Ford ’60 Anthony F. Kane ’60, P’82 ,’84 Albert John Lumas ’60 James G. Rouse ’60
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Mr. Thomas E. Siegmeth ’60 Mr. John P. Wiegand ’60
CLASS OF 1961 - 20%
Mr. Gary Byrd ’61 Mr. Phil T. Cannon ’61 Mr. James M. Crowley ’61 Mr. John Daws ’61 Mr. Edmund Brown Ferguson ’61 Mr. John T. Guidas ’61 Mr. Richard W. Jacobsen, Jr. ’61 Dr. C. Patrick Lauder ’61 Mr. Stanley A. Perzanowski, Jr. ’61
CLASS OF 1962 - 18.99%
Mr. David C. Balak ’62 Mr. R. Keith Brown ’62 Mr. Frank J. Griffith ’62 Mr. Terence A. Hall ’62 Mr. William R. Hall ’62 Mr. Michael R. Johnson ’62 Mr. William Keith ’62 Mr. Richard Edward Kolberg ’62 Mr. Bruce L. Mayclin ’62 Mr. Timothy I. Murphy ’62 Dr. Henry E. Nino ’62 Capt Wayne J. Wayne John Osborne ’62
ANNUAL REPORT TOP TEN CLASSES BY PARTICIPATION FY: 2019-2020 Get your Class in the Top Ten this year with a gift online ww.lancernetwork.com/GiveNow Class of 1975
46.0%
Class of 2020
32.35%
Class of 1960
22.95%
Class of 1999
22.22%
Class of 1980
20.27%
Class of 1967
20.22%
Class of 1962
18.99%
Class of 2009
17.92%
Class of 1970
17.34%
Class of 1969
16.43%
Mr. John Richard Seymour ’62 Dr. Stephen Shortell ’62 Thomas Lee Young, J.D. ’62
CLASS OF 1963 - 9.68%
Mr. Richard E. Baumer ’63, P’94 Larry R. Byrd, Ph.D. ’63 Mr. Michael Dooling ’63 Mr. Joseph P. Eiben ’63 Mr. Stephen P. Johnson ’63 Mr. John Thomas Zuerlein ’63
CLASS OF 1964 - 8.97% Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
Duke Banks III ’64 Peter J. Gettinger ’64 James A. Grivich ’64, P’96 John S. McLoughlin ’64 Terry M. Mead ’64 Lawrence A. Nordstrom ’64 Robert R. Quandt, Jr. ’64
CLASS OF 1965 - 7%
Mr. Lambertus Becker ’65 Mr. Gerald P. Cotter ’65 Mr. Robert Harold, Jr. ’65 Mr. Terrence Edwin Klein ’65 Msgr. Timothy E. Nichols ’65 Michael A. Roosevelt, Esq. ’65 Mr. John B. Slavin ’65
CLASS OF 1966 - 7.40% Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
Peter K. Barker ’66 Robert Alexander Clarke ’66 Stefan M. Hanson ’66 Martin H. Kneier ’66 Michael Andrew Paulsen ’66 John B. Pollara ’66
CLASS OF 1967 - 20.22%
Mr. Thomas R. Anthony ’67 Mr. Jack William Belcher ’67 Mr. John C. Blackstock ’67 Mr. Edward W. Collins ’67 Mr. James F. Elko ’67 Mr. Vincent E. Fisher, Jr. ’67 Mr. J. Brady Graham ’67 Mr. Michael Hartfield, C.P.A. ’67 Mr. John Clyde Huntley ’67 Dr. Eloy A. Ituarte ’67 Mr. Joseph A. McKenna ’67 Mr. James R. Quandt ’67 Mr. Alan B. Sielen ’67 Mr. Timothy R. Steinmeier ’67 Dr. Armand R. Tanguay, Jr. ’67 Dr. Robert P. Wiedenfeld ’67 Mr. Glenn G. Willumson ’67 Mr. Francis M. Zwart III ’67
CLASS OF 1968 - 8.16%
Dr. Robert Patrick Gendron ’68 Dr. Michael A. Genovese ’68 Mr. Peter C. Hoffman ’68, P’02, ’04 Mr. Douglas J. Karnowski ’68 Mr. Thomas L. Kitchens ’68 Dr. Robert J. Meaglia ’68 Mr. John A. Moe II ’68 Mr. Virat Thantrakul ’68
CLASS OF 1969 - 16.43%
Mr. Christopher J. Allaire ’69 Mr. Michael B. Baldwin ’69 Dr. Balazs Bodai ’69 Mr. John D. Duncan ’69 Mr. Philip T. Fischella ’69 Dr. Frank R. Gioia ’69 Mr. Dennis Michael Haupt ’69, P’20 Mr. William Ross LaRue ’69 Mr. Michael M. Rue ’69 Mr. James Weisenberg ’69 Mr. Roger Wilcox ’69 Dr. Stephan Zeeman, Ph.D. ’69
CLASS OF 1970 - 17.34%
The Honorable Clifford R. Anderson III ’70 Dr. Thomas C. Bent ’70 Mr. Mark Hastings Bevan ’70 Mr. Gregory E. Danenhauer ’70 Mr. Patrick A. Frey ’70 Mr. Thomas Vincent Grimes, J.D. ’70 Mr. Philip Stephen Hendrie ’70 Mr. Mark Richard Krouse ’70 Mr. Michael Joseph Moran ’70 Mr. Stephen G. Mueller ’70 Mr. Don J. Olender ’70, P’08, ’09 Mr. Michael Alan Petermann ’70 Mr. Stephen E. Seastrom ’70 Mr. Stephen Michael Singer ’70 Mr. Michael Sullivan ’70, P’08, ’13 Mr. James Thomson ’70 Mr. Gary Wood ’70
CLASS OF 1971 - 11.70%
Mr. Justin William Blackstock ’71, P’02,’10 Dr. Phillip Capobianco III ’71 Mr. Raul Edward Espinoza ’71 Mr. Eric D. Fisher ’71 Mr. Thomas J. Galindo ’71 Dr. Alan L. Hiti ’71
Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
Mark Liska ’71 Matthew McInerney ’71 Robert L. Mizia ’71 Robert Michael Nuccio ’71, P’00, ’04, ’02 Mark Walton ’71
CLASS OF 1972 - 5%
Mr. Richard Binder ’72 Dr. Kenneth J. Canzoneri ’72, P’01, ’02, ’04 Dr. Wayne V. Polek ’72 Mr. Richard Schmidt ’72
CLASS OF 1973 - 7.59% Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
Barry Edward Brock, C.P.A. ’73 Jeffrey G. Doring ’73 James S. Fischella ’73 Daniel Koskovich, C.P.A. ’73 Jeffrey Arthur Maldonado ’73 Bradford William Wright ’73, P’07,’12
CLASS OF 1974 - 13.89%
Mr. Mark Aldrian ’74 Mr. Gregory Scott Anicich ’74 Mr. Anthony Exposito ’74, P’08 Dr. Robert M. Hoover ’74 Mr. Henry Kevin Jordan ’74 Dr. Kelly O’Donnell ’74 Mr. Victor V. Polek ’74 Mr. Jeffrey L. Prokop ’74 Mr. Bernard Simon ’74 Mr. John White ’74
CLASS OF 1975 - 46.07%
Mr. Paul Joseph Archambault ’75 Mr. David Bent ’75 Mr. David Beringer ’75, P’11, ’14, ’18 Dr. John Michael Bigley ’75 Mr. Scott Brown ’75 Dr. Dino Clarizio ’75, P’06 Mr. Richard K. Crawford ’75 Mr. Bob Cruz ’75 Mr. Wayne J. Damore ’75 Mr. Mark M. Dewald ’75 Dr. David C. DiLettera ’75 Mr. Sergio Escalante ’75 Mr. Edmund French, Jr. ’75, P’20 Mr. Roger Giacopuzzi ’75 Mr. Christopher Robert Gray ’75 Dr. Paul Hartfield ’75 Mr. Eduardo Iniguez ’75 Mr. James B. Jouvenat ’75 Mr. Terence Michael Kelly ’75 Mr. Dwight Kroll ’75 Mr. James L. Le Berthon ’75 Mr. Paul Josef Lees ’75 Mr. John Gary Macdonald ’75, P’01, ’04 Mr. Michael J. Marlatt ’75 Mr. Stephen Marsden ’75 Mr. Edward McFaul ’75, P’06, ’10, ’11, ’16 Mr. Joseph L. McKay ’75 Mr. Robert A. Morgan ’75 William V. Morris, Ph.D. ’75 Mr. Fernando Pacheco II ’75 Mr. Patrick Riley ’75 Mr. Thomas M. Ruggles ’75 Mr. Miguel Salas, Jr. ’75, P’06, ’07 Mr. Kenneth Slaught ’75 Mr. Richard A. Snyder ’75 Mr. Robert Allen Strasser ’75 Mr. William L. Sullivan ’75, P’07, ’07, ’10 Mr. Donald Tellez ’75 The Honorable Nicholas S. Thompson ’75 23
ANNUAL REPORT Mr. Timothy J. Weir ’75 Mr. John C. Zwart ’75, P’09
CLASS OF 1976 - 4.55%
Kevin A. Cahill, Esq. ’76 Mr. Michael Joseph Lamberti ’76 Mr. Joseph D. Peters ’76
CLASS OF 1977 - 5.33%
Mr. Wayne Gary Avjian ’77 Mr. Paul A. Bigley ’77, P’05,’07 Lawrence D. Durandette, Esq. ’77 Mr. Stephen R. Sweeney ’77
CLASS OF 1978 - 4.05%
Mr. Adam Attalla ’78 Mr. William Gray ’78 Hec Hector Ituarte, Ph.D. ’78
CLASS OF 1979 - 3.80%
Mr. Christopher R. Cummings ’79 Mr. Paul J. Gormican, Jr. ’79 Mr. Juan Rafael Montoya ’79, P’23
CLASS OF 1980 - 20.27%
Dr. Lawrence Albinski ’80 Dr. Thomas Bigley ’80, P’09 Mr. David Shawn Blakeslee ’80, P’24, ’24 Mr. Geoffrey Gause ’80 Mr. Stephen S. Huber ’80 Mr. Gerald E. Jones ’80 Mr. Benjamin J. Joseph, Jr. ’80 Mr. Anthony Messineo ’80 Mr. Rafael Mirasol ’80, P’17, ’18 Dr. Krishnan R. Mohandie ’80, P’21 Mr. John Morgan ’80 Mr. Eric J. Nobriga, Sr. ’80 Mr. Mark Stephen Ruelas ’80 Mr. Robert Sjoberg ’80 Mr. Stan Mills Wilcox, Jr. ’80
CLASS OF 1981 - 6.74%
Mr. Orlando Clarizio, Jr. ’81, P’13, ’17, ’20 Mr. Gerard Dea ’81 Dr. Brian John Doerning ’81, P’11, ’15 Mr. Ronald Escamilla ’81, P’20, ’23 Mr. Domenic Ferrante ’81 Mr. Mario C. Tromba ’81, P’22
CLASS OF 1982 - 6.12% Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
Michael T. Anderson ’82 John A. Coombes ’82 John Robert Cummings ’82 Martin A. Kunz ’82 Joseph Ptasinski, C.P.A. ’82 Hans Underbrink ’82
CLASS OF 1983 - 7.59%
Mr. Jose Alvarez ’83, P’20, ’22 Mr. Max R. Esquivel ’83, P’17, ’20 Mr. Guy Ferrante ’83 Mr. Robert Gaudet ’83 Mr. Arnaldo P. Mirasol ’83 Dr. Hector Manuel Ramos ’83
CLASS OF 1984 - 8.33%
Mr. Jeffrey J. Allen ’84, P’20 Mr. William D. Hardy ’84 Mr. Gregory A. Moeller ’84, P’17 Mr. Christopher Rettig ’84, P’19 Dr. Steven Velling ’84 24
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CLASS OF 1985 - 8.89%
Mr. James Lawrence Bonaccorso ’85 Major Alex D. Freitas, M.D. ’85 Mr. Dean D. Haney ’85 Mr. Christopher E. Kealey ’85 Mr. Johnny Lima ’85, P’20, ’24 Mr. John F. Marshall ’85 Dr. Michael G. Ryan ’85 Mr. Jeffrey L. Schauer ’85
CLASS OF 1986 - 8.22%
Mr. Keith Brandt ’86 Mr. Patrick Michael Brink ’86 Mr. Joseph Crews ’86 Mr. Gianni Galati ’86 Mr. Martin Higuera ’86 James Brian Ryan, Esq. ’86
CLASS OF 1987 - 7.69% Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
John Anthony Bettencourt IV ’87, P’23 Everett M. Evleth ’87 Werner Garciano ’87 Adam Konrad ’87, P’15, ’15 Bhavesh Patel ’87 Robert J. Pearson ’87
CLASS OF 1988 - 14.08%
Mr. Patrick Bogue ’88 Mr. Joseph Cannon ’88 Mr. Edward L. Malicdem ’88, P’16, ’19 Michael C. Martinez, Esq. ’88, P’23 Mr. Frank Martinez ’88 Reverend William C. Nicholas, Jr. ’88 Mr. Robert A. Ray, RN ’88 Mr. Brian Rysdon ’88, P’19 Mr. Christopher Phillip Schnaider ’88 Mr. Eric C. Wat ’88
CLASS OF 1989 - 10.61%
Mr. Leo Anaya ’89, P’20 Major Leroy Louis Cisneros ’89 Mr. Kevin J. Delaney ’89 Mr. Vincent Garciano ’89 Mr. Vatche Kouyoumjian ’89 Mr. David Rodriguez ’89, P’21 Mr. Carlos F. Villalobos ’89
CLASS OF 1990 - 11.59% Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
Adrian C. Mison Fulay ’90 Owen Hou ’90, P’21 Patrick Mahoney, P.E. ’90 Eric J. Medina ’90 Charles Murphy ’90 Thomas James Rochester ’90 David Charles Soltis ’90 Joseph White III ’90
CLASS OF 1991 - 5.45%
Mr. Gary P. Barrera ’91 Mr. Vincent A. Fortanasce, M.F.T. ’91 Mr. Bradley R. Toothman ’91
CLASS OF 1992 - 5.88%
Mr. Jeffrey A. Leming ’92 Mr. Daniel E. Mitchell, P.E. ’92 Mr. Jeffrey J. Rogers ’92
CLASS OF 1993 - 4.40%
Mr. Christopher S. Ellis ’93 Mr. Christopher C. Hazlitt ’93
Mr. Bryon F. Lanagan ’93, P’23 Mr. Pedro Armando Ramirez ’93, P’14, ’20
CLASS OF 1994 - 7.62%
Ms. Tina D. Bonacci ’94 Dr. Dennis C. De Mesa ’94, P’21, ’24 Mr. Michael P. Katz ’94 Mr. Edward Isaac Magluyan ’94, P’23 Mr. Trevor Robert Spicer ’94 Mr. Christopher Sterling ’94 Mrs. Francisca M. Gonzalez Virtue ’94 Dr. Brett J. Wong ’94
CLASS OF 1995 - 7.69%
Mrs. Christyann M. Stanislawski Andrianopoulos ’95 Mr. Dominic Peter Bitonti ’95, P’22, ’24 Mr. Richard A. Bleuze ’95 Mrs. Jayme Kiyomura Chan ’95 Mr. Jeremy J. Gorman ’95 Mr. Ricardo J. Jurado ’95, P’15 Mrs. Antionette F. Santucci Kinder ’95 Mr. Json D. Marruffo ’95 Mr. Salvatore M. Orefice III ’95, P’23 Mrs. Jennifer N. Sangkum Orefice ’95, P’23 Mrs. Kelly Harper Tapert ’95
CLASS OF 1996 - 11.03%
Mr. Gabriel J. Castillo ’96 Mrs. Krista M. Lindsay Charvat ’96 Mr. Dustin DeMesa ’96, P’17 Mrs. Jennifer Senechal Denson ’96 Ms. Rebecca C. Escandon ’96 Mr. Jorge A. Gonzalez ’96 Mr. Travis John Ingrao ’96 Mr. Mark P. Ioele ’96 Mr. Erik Kachmarsky ’96, P’24 Mr. Michael A. McNamara ’96 Mr. Steven M. Mullen ’96 Mr. Benjamin D. Pirih ’96 Mr. Mark P. Tan ’96 Mr. Ruben Vasquez, Jr. ’96 Mrs. Diana Margaret Sankikian Watkins ’96, P’20 Mrs. Angela J. Torres Ziskie ’96
CLASS OF 1997 - 10.95%
Mrs. Maria Romero Bitonti ’97, P’22, ’24 Mr. Jason Charvat ’97 Ms. Susan Elizabeth Ehring ’97 Mrs. Rochelle L. Rodriguez Ferrari ’97, P’24 Mr. Marcus B. Franco ’97 Mr. Ryan E. Garcia ’97 Mr. Matthew William Herman ’97 Mrs. Vanessa Strouse-Kenney ’97 Dr. Julie Bonacci Kolb ’97 Mrs. Amy B. Gaston Morales ’97 Mr. Scott Potter ’97 Dr. Norlan Torres ’97 Mrs. Tamara Wann Wheeler ’97 Mr. Nicholas J. Wiegand ’97 Mrs. Hannah E. Miller Wilder ’97
CLASS OF 1998 - 7.28%
Mrs. Stefania M. Bisharat Bauer ’98 Mr. Todd G. Bennett ’98 Mrs. Suzanne Saenz Bogue ’98 Ms. Jesstine Guzman ’98 Mrs. Margaret Catherine Pett Herrera ’98 Ms. Monika V. Kunz ’98 Ms. Sarah L. Holl LaReau ’98 Ms. Rebecca M. Loya ’98
ANNUAL REPORT Mr. Lakin W. Soldate ’98 Ms. Erika N. Williams ’98 Mrs. Kristen M. Schultz Wray ’98
CLASS OF 1999 - 22.22%
Mis Sarah Alhafidh ’99 Mrs. Kathryn Jane Northrop Arnold ’99 Mr. Jacob R. Benitez ’99 Mr. Michael Ryan Cocks ’99 Mrs. Jennifer J. Pittman Corcoran ’99 Mr. Mark W. Darling ’99 Mr. John R. Davidson ’99 Ms. Christina Lynne Davis ’99 Mr. Michael Scott Dondanville II ’99 Mrs. Janel Moncada Gonzalez ’99 Mr. Nicholas P. Gorman ’99 Mr. Oscar Holguin ’99 Mrs. Lauren Maria Ortega Johnston ’99 Mrs. Melissa T. Garcia Klose ’99 Mrs. Gina M. Bottala LaPorte ’99 Mr. Andrew Mahoney ’99 Ms. Leslie A. Mann ’99 Mr. Matthew McKune ’99 Ms. Christina Mesesan ’99 Mr. Aaron B. Milam ’99 Ms. Mary F. O’Neill ’99 Mr. Adrian V. Panjanon ’99 Mrs. Mary Magluyan Pearl ’99 Mr. Ray V. Pearl, Jr. ’99 Mr. Gerald Edward Phillips II ’99 Mr. Sean Pinto ’99 Mr. Nicholas Potter ’99 Mr. Jose Rodriguez ’99 Ms. Joanna Sanchez ’99 Ms. Nina Siggins ’99 Mr. Thomas Stafford ’99 Mr. Michael L. Tom ’99 Mr. Richard J. Wall ’99 Ms. Tanya R. Ward ’99 Brandon D. Ward, Esq. ’99 Mrs. Brianne Pierce Wiese ’99
CLASS OF 2000 - 7.40%
Mrs. Erin L. Fullinwider Alex ’00 Mr. Hector A. Campos, Jr. ’00 Mrs. Eva E. De La Parra Dotti ’00 Mr. Michael J. Gordon ’00 Mr. Dean C. Griffith ’00 Ms. Lisa M. Keeler ’00 Mr. Jason W. Kenoyer ’00 Dr. Scott R. Nuccio ’00 Mr. Sean M. O’Connor ’00 Mrs. Courtney B. Medeiros Randick ’00 Mr. Jeffrey R. Rodriguez ’00 Ms. Jennifer L. Zavat ’00
CLASS OF 2001 - 5.45%
Mrs. Jill Melissa Trousdale Barr ’01 Mrs. Jessica Lynn Charles Coffin ’01 Mrs. Nancy Jocelyn Culjak Gresik ’01 Mr. Evan David Loomis ’01 Mrs. Amanda Renee Gonzalez Richardson ’01 Mr. Christopher Ring ’01 Mr. Michael D Schainfeld ’01 Mr. Christopher A Smutny ’01 Mr. Steven Andrew Van Leeuwen ’01
CLASS OF 2002 - 7.56%
Mr. Philip Barbaro III ’02 Ms. Stephanie Bergdahl ’02
Mr. Nabil Bisharat ’02 Mrs. Vanessa Lynn Casillas Caulfield ’02 Dr. Maureen Nuccio Dunn ’02 Mrs. Kathryn Canzoneri Griffith ’02 Mr. Sean Michael Grimes ’02 Mr. Brian Hoffman ’02 Mrs. Meagan E. Bitonti Loomis ’02 Ms. Samantha A. Malisos ’02 Mrs. Sarah Francesca Hansen McNamara ’02 Mr. Michael Robison ’02 Mrs. Gladys Mino Rocha ’02
CLASS OF 2003 - 7.69%
Mrs. Robin Quintanilla Aksu ’03 Mr. John Caulfield ’03 Mrs. Teresa Marie Ring Elmslie-Britt ’03 Mrs. Nicole Paradis Garthwait ’03 Mr. James Gibbs ’03 Mrs. Erin T. Wiley Hanshew ’03 Mr. Scott Holman ’03 Mr. Kevin Kinard ’03 Ms. Brittney Medrano ’03 Ms. Regina Patricia Orona ’03 Mr. Adam Palffy ’03 Ms. Lisa Marie Russo ’03 Mr. Daniel Saldana ’03
CLASS OF 2004 - 5.73%
Mrs. Lynn H. Nuccio Buennagel ’04 Mr. David Buennagel ’04 Mr. Anthony Gioia ’04 Mrs. Lindsay Van Leeuwen Gordon ’04 Ms. Megan Herek ’04 Mr. Jacob Hollis ’04 Mr. Jeffrey Steven Jahnke ’04 Mrs. Kirsten Umland Palffy ’04 Dr. Matthew Carlos Velasco ’04
CLASS OF 2005 - 5.36%
Dr. Christopher Paul Bigley ’05 Mr. Jason Dineros ’05 Mr. Jordan G. Dorenfeld ’05 Ms. Amanda C. Evans ’05 Mrs. Jessica Whitney Gordon Miller ’05 Mr. Nam N. Phan ’05 Mrs. Emily Sarah Cairns Roffe-Silvester ’05 Ms. Nicole Silva ’05 Mr. Christopher S. Victor ’05
CLASS OF 2006 - 8.59%
Mrs. Adriana Stathatos Bandow ’06 Ms. Jamie Bennison ’06 Mr. Eric Carlos ’06 Mrs. Stephanie Smith Courain ’06 Ms. Megan France ’06 Dr. Taryn Hoffman ’06 Mr. Michael Thomas Ickes ’06 Ms. Kristine Nonato ’06 Mr. Evan Jon Paniagua ’06 Dr. Madison Rose ’06 Mrs. Melissa Barrero Ross ’06 Mrs. Laura Kistler Schofield ’06 Ms. Joanna Serrano ’06 Mrs. Gillian Marie Heydorff Sutton ’06
CLASS OF 2007 - 3.78%
Ms. Chanel Marie Buccola ’07 Ms. Giselle Figueroa ’07 Mr. Zachary Godfrey ’07 Mrs. Christine Renee Closson Grimes ’07 Mrs. Megan Kathleen Chisholm Remo ’07
Mr. Phillip Rafael Velasco ’07 Mr. Gerald Whitehead ’07
CLASS OF 2008 - 5.33%
Mr. John Lawrence Bottala ’08 Ms. Jennifer Gail Brown ’08 Lt. Anthony Daniel Exposito, USA ’08 Ms. Allison Terese Madden ’08 Ms. Meg Delaney McCarthy ’08 Mr. Joseph Monroe Olender ’08 Ms. Kathryn McKenzie Rose ’08 Ms. Michelle Colleen Stanton ’08 Mr. Kevin Akira Weaver ’08
CLASS OF 2009 - 17.92%
Mr. Cameron Dudley Alsbrook ’09 Ms. Angela Arunarsirakul ’09 Mr. Aneese Tawfiq Bishara ’09 Ms. Maryann K Cafagna ’09 Ms. Vanessa Amanda Cruz ’09 Mr. Tyler Grant Frausto ’09 Ms. Paloma Garcia ’09 Mr. Sean Derek Gomez ’09 Mrs. Marie Yvonne Piette Gomez ’09 Ms. Jeanine Maria Hauk ’09 Ms. Madeline Nicole Herlache ’09 SSG Timothy Patrick Hoffman ’09 Mr. Matthew Housman ’09 Mrs. Ashley Monique Thomas Housman ’09 Mrs. Paola Adele Bisharat Ismail ’09 Mr. Kevin Michael Jick ’09 Mrs. Anastasia Marie Ponnet Kodani ’09 Mr. John William Kopcha III ’09 Ms. Megan Michelle LeNoue ’09 Mr. Gobind Shyam Manwani ’09 Ms. Kathryn Denise Olender ’09 Mr. Michael Robert Petrovich ’09 Ms. Tiffany Allison Prasifka ’09 Mr. Kevin B Quintero ’09 Mr. Jose Alfonso Alvarez Simbol ’09 Mr. Jefferson Strouse ’09 Ms. Sandra Trevino ’09 Mr. Tyler R Varing ’09 Mr. Glen Christopher Willis ’09 Mr. Jordan Joseph Wingate ’09 Mr. Ara Edward Yardemian ’09
CLASS OF 2010 - 3.64%
Ms. Julia Michelle Barrero ’10 Ms. Laura Alicia Barrero ’10 Mr. Michael James Bottala ’10 Mr. David James Ickes ’10 Ms. Daniella Capati Laset ’10 Ms. Molly Maureen McCarthy ’10
CLASS OF 2011 - 1.10%
Mrs. Samantha Leigh Whitehead Collar ’11 Ms. Jade Michelle Jenkins ’11
CLASS OF 2012 - 4.76%
Mr. Jeffrey Tyler Briegel ’12 Mr. Kyle Tanner Brumm ’12 Ms. Angelique Nicole Mungcal Carlos ’12 Mr. J. Andrew Crabtree ’12 Mr. Nicolas Cruz Garcia-Corona ’12 Ms. Claire Catherine McCarthy ’12 Mr. Jared Kyle Padiernos ’12 Ms. Victoria Camille Pope ’12 Mr. Manuel Martin Santiago Soriano ’12 25
ANNUAL REPORT CLASS OF 2013 - 2.89%
Mr. Aaron Mills Ealy ’13 Ms. Stephanie Nicole Ferri ’13 Mr. Mitchell Joseph Hoffman ’13 Ms. Patricia Concepcion Quadra ’13 Mr. Ian Scott Quinn ’13
CLASS OF 2014 - 1.80%
Mr. Dean Eric Brumm ’14 Ms. Marissa Ann Huckaby ’14 Ms. Yahaira Ramirez ’14
CLASS OF 2015 - 3.55%
Ms. Julia Marie Hakanen ’15 Ms. Taylor Jeannette Hakanen ’15 Ms. Mariel Lo Guercio ’15 Mr. Luis Edward Melendez ’15 Ms. Olivia Christine Pope ’15 Ms. Riley Morgan Worley ’15
CLASS OF 2016 - 1.84%
Ms. Samantha Jo Hardy ’16 Ms. Emily Anne O’Connor ’16 Mr. Spencer Thomas Schoenbaum ’16
CLASS OF 2017 - 2.56%
Ms. Arielle Lynne Fong ’17 Mr. Phillip Michael Krings ’17 Mr. Colin Michael O’Connor ’17 Ms. Rebecca Lynne Whitehead ’17
CLASS OF 2018 - 4.11%
Ms. Taylor Marie Beddawi ’18 Ms. Annika Mariella Bohanec ’18
Mr. William Chadwell Dalgarn ’18 Ms. Melody June Griffith ’18 Mr. Gregory Scott Jasper ’18 Ms. Maria Paula Velosa ’18
CLASS OF 2019 - 0.63% Ms. Meredith Moreno ’19
CLASS OF 2020 - 32.35%
Ms. Cameron Agapito ’20 Mr. Luc Anthony Aguilar-Fraley ’20 Ms. Josefina Carmen Alvarez ’20 Ms. Karina Nicole Barnard ’20 Ms. Briana Catherine Beddawi ’20 Ms. Jacqueline Castro ’20 Ms. Isabella Christine Chavez ’20 Ms. Christina Lok Yee Chen ’20 Mr. Noah Steven Chin ’20 Mr. Brandon Thomas Clarizio ’20 Ms. Carmen Compton ’20 Mr. Mark Andrew Daley ’20 Ms. Kathleen Siobhan DeRose ’20 Ms. Emma Raye Dillion ’20 Ms. Xinyi Ding ’20 Ms. Isabella Escovar ’20 Mr. Max Polo Miztli Esquivel ’20 Ms. Andrea Flores ’20 Ms. Sara Fraser ’20 Ms. Giana Marie Froio ’20 Mr. Nathan Claude Ganguin ’20 Ms. Sydney Hana Haupt ’20 Mr. Jason Connor Helgeson ’20 Mr. Kent Timothy Kachigian ’20
Ms. Camille Elizabeth Kennedy ’20 Mr. Theodore G. Lee ’20 Ms. Haley Lenz ’20 Ms. Josephine Lo ’20 Ms. Annalee Kaye Longhurst ’20 Mr. Nathaniel Edward Lucas ’20 Mr. Ethan John Faigao Montesa ’20 Ms. Grace Marie Newell ’20 Ms. Brigid Mariano Palaganas ’20 Ms. Alexiane Lehuanani Peysson ’20 Mr. Drew Thomas Pickett ’20 Ms. Alexandra Anna Quijano ’20 Ms. Vanessa Marie Ramirez ’20 Ms. Natalia Emily Rodriguez ’20 Ms. Lauren Salas ’20 Ms. Mary Grace Sophia Salvatierra ’20 Ms. Isabella Carolina Santoro ’20 Mr. Vincent Sgherzi ’20 Ms. Erin Kiyomi Shimazu ’20 Mr. Emmett Finch Sloan ’20 Mr. Colby Thatcher Stenzel ’20 Mr. Lance Tam ’20 Ms. Lauren Elizabeth Tapert ’20 Mr. Alexander Grant Tippie ’20 Ms. Raquel Torrez ’20 Ms. Olivia Frances Tortell ’20 Ms. Gennaka Elizabeth Valarao ’20 Mr. Marcos Alberto Vargas ’20 Ms. Katherine Jialin Wang ’20 Mr. Colin Reece Zavala ’20 Ms. Melina Ellie Zoumas ’20
MEMORIAL GIFTS
The following donors have given gifts “In Memory Of” individuals listed below. In Memory of Brother Martin Ash, FSC Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Allaire ’69 In Memory of Brother DeSales Benning, FSC Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Gomez ’09 Dr. Madison Rose ’06 Mr. Phil Velasco ’07 In Memory of Phillip “Duffy” Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Tony F. Kane ’60 In Memory of Rhina Guillen Mr. M. Patrick Henry In Memory of Annie Johnston Ms. Angela Arunarsirakul ’09 Mrs. Eva De La Parra Dotti ’00 In Memory of Margaret Smith Ms. Dolores Tukich In Memory of Robert Pindroh Pasadena Community Foundation 26
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In Memory of Silvio Quintas ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Aldrian ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Jordan ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Prokop ’74 In Memory of Jules Ruggles Mr. Thomas M. Ruggles ’75 In Memory of Arion Tavakoli ’09 Mr. Cameron D. Alsbrook ’09 Ms. Angela Arunarsirakul ’09 Mr. Aneese T. Bishara ’09 Ms. Vanessa A. Cruz ’09 Mr. Tyler G. Frausto ’09 Mrs. Marie Piette Gomez ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Gomez ’09 Ms. Jeanine M. Hauk ’09 Mrs. Ashley Thomas Housman ’09 Mr. Matt Housman ’09 Mrs. Paola Bisharat Ismail ’09 Mr. Kevin Jick ’09 Mrs. Stacey Ponnet Kodani ’09 Mr. John Kopcha, III ’09 Mr. Gobind S. Manwani ’09 Ms. Katie Olender ’09
Mr. Michael R. Petrovich ’09 Ms. Tiffany A. Prasifka ’09 Mr. Kevin B. Quintero ’09 Mr. Jose Alfonso A. Simbol ’09 Mr. Jefferson Strouse ’09 Ms. Sandra Trevino ’09 Mr. Tyler R. Varing ’09 Mr. Glen C. Willis ’09 Mr. Jordan J. Wingate ’09 Mr. Ara E. Yardemian ’09 In Memory of Andy Tickey ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Polek ’74 In Memory of Frank Tidwell ’61 Dr. and Mrs. C. Patrick Lauder In Memory of Kerry Turner ’74 Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hoover ’74 In Memory of Rena and Frank Zwart Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Zwart III ’67
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1960
Joseph Siefke is a retired geologist. He and his wife Sandy have three grown children, reside in Yucaipa and are enjoying retirement.
1967
John Huntley is self-employed as a broadcast engineer and lives in Rockford, Illinois.
1969
Peter Lindley moved from the Bay Area to Anaheim in 2020 and is ramping up a family business. He and his wife have been married for 35 years and have two grown sons.
for Dell before transitioning to Hewlitt Packard as Vice President, Global Logistics in 2007. William retired in January 2020. He and his wife have been married for 30 years, have three daughters and reside in The Woodlands, TX, just north of Houston.
1985
Arnel Aquino retired in July as a Sergeant for the Sacramento Police Department after 25 years of service. During his career, he was blessed to have had the opportunity to work many assignments including: Field Training Officer, SWAT Officer, Narcotics/Vice Detective, Felony Assaults Detective, Homicide Detective, Patrol Sergeant, The Kohorst Family including Bob ’71, Kevin ’03 and Matt ’07 were together in Zagreb, Croatia this summer where Kevin’s son Will (7) had the chance to train at the Croatian football team’s Robbery Team stadium. Bob Sergeant, served asSpecial the United States Ambassador to Croatia from 2017-2020.
1970
Don Olender has started a new position as executive director at The Children’s Advocacy Center serving Covina/Los Alamitos.
1976
William Long spent 40 years working in engineering, supply chain management and logistics. He and his family moved from Orange County in 2000 to Austin, where he served as the head of logistics for the Americas Region
Events Sergeant and Real Time Crime Center Sergeant. Arnel and his wife have moved to Texas where he hopes to coach basketball at the high school level again as a retirement hobby before deciding what his next career move will be.
1987
Jorge Garibay has been in the hospitality Industry since 1997 and for the past four years, he has been working for HS HOTSSON HOTELS AND RESORTS a Mexican
hotel chain based in Guanajuato, Mexico. He currently serves as the general manager of the HS HOTSSON LEON Hotel, the First HOTSSON HOTEL. With the challenges of the pandemic the hotel chain created their own Covid-19 Protocol, named HS HOTSSON CARES which comprises more than 150 strategic actions to keep guests and vendors safe. Their protocol is now considered a reference for different governmental entities within the Guanajuato and surrounding states.
1988
Stephen Smith is the plant manager for 48Forty Solutions and resides in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
1997
Kerry Donoghue wrote a children’s book during quarantine titled The Loudest Voice of All to inspire little girls to get comfortable with civic engagement and eventually vote. The book can be purchased online at www.kmimagine.com/ the-loudest-voice-of-all and proceeds are being donated to Black Lives Matter and Vote Like a Woman.
2001
Andrew Packer started at Southwestern Law School in June participating in their SCALE Two-Year Accelerated Program.
2002
Tamara Bryant has published her first book An Inkling, A 27
Julian Harmon ’01 and Matt Henderson ’01 are co-owners of the North American Aluminum Stretcher Company (NAASCO), a fabrication company that supports the art industry with offices in Brooklyn, NY and Los Angeles, CA. They fabricate aluminum supported canvases for professional painters and work with professional visual artists all over the country. The two started the company in 2014 and to this day they are the two cutting and producing every order by hand. Julian is married to Iris Schmalix ’01 and Matt recently wed Laura Robertson on August 8, 2020. Julian maintains the Los Angeles based office while Matt heads up the Brooklyn location. Check them out online at naasco.us or on Instagram @ naasco_usa. Picture includes l to r: Julian ’01, Alex Plumb ’06, Laura, Matt ’01, Joe Amar ’00, and Porter Byers ’07. Backpack and All the Time in the World- Traveling on a Whim, which is currently available on Amazon.
2003
Zach Ramirez is an animator for Rick and Morty, an animated series on adult-swim.
2004
Marites Yao worked within the entertainment industry including serving as a research assistant at ABC News and CNN before she pivoted to work on political campaigns. She got her start on Eric Garcetti’s first mayoral campaign and worked on several other winning political campaigns within the Los Angeles area. Eventually she decided on a career in healthcare and recently assisted with implementing testing procedures and leading a team who helped diagnose and treat high acuity patients at the start of the pandemic at Keck Medicine of USC. Marites is excited to announce that she has been accepted into USC’s Physician Assistant Program (Class of 2024). Additionally as an avid cyclist, she has started a sustainable and inclusive cycling brand called Adventurish. Check out adventurish.co for more info. 28
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2005
Kristen Garris moved back to Los Angeles from New York and is working as an assistant editor with Netflix on the first season of the animated series The Cuphead Show! Barker opened his independent psychotherapy practice for adolescents and adults in Culver City serving the greater Los Angeles area. Before opening his practice, Justin received his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Rutgers, completing his clinical internship at the University of Southern California and his postdoctoral fellowship at Loyola Marymount University. Justin
Monet Hurst-Mendoza is a writer on Law & Order: SVU. One of her episodes last season (“Redemption in her Corner”) garnered two Imagen Awards out of four nominations for SVU: Best Drama Series and Best Supporting Actress. The Imagen Awards are for positive depictions of Latinos in media, and this is the first time SVU has ever been nominated.
Brent Pattison ’01 and Andrew Nicholson ’04 were both on a Strike Team helping to battle the Santa Cruz fire back in August. Brent is with San Gabriel Fire and Drew is with the City of Alhambra. is a Strategic M a r k e t i n g Partnership M a n a g e r , for Kaiser Permanente. Kaiser’s Klay T h o m p s o n Above the Waves documentary that Ben oversaw the creative and production for has been awarded a Bronze Award from Clio Sports under the “Film” category. Clio Sports, founded in 2014, honors the best in sports advertising and marketing around the world. Annually, the foremost sports business influencers— marketing executives, commissioners, broadcasters and athletes alike— convene to select and celebrate the breakthrough communications that propel the industry forward, inspire a competitive marketplace of ideas and foster meaningful connections within the creative community. Benjamin
Clyde
2007
Saro Paparian, Ray Hawthorne and System of a Down bassist Shavo Odadjian have formed North Kingsley, a new musical collaboration, that recently released its first debut single and parent three-track EP, “Vol. 1”.
2008
James Haro is the programs manager for Theatre Philadelphia while producing and writing plays as well. Jacqueline (Adams) Carey was a recipient of the 2020 Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Ten Outstanding Young Leaders award. Jacqui is a recruiter at McKinsey & Company, a global management consulting firm. She currently leads the recruiting strategy at three universities where she recruits business analysts from undergraduate institutions to McKinsey offices globally.
2009
Alexandra Don has been chosen by her peers to be a 2020 CARW Commercial Association of REALTORS Wisconsin Champion. The award is given in recognition of thoughtful, forward-thinking leadership in the commercial real estate industry. Award winners are chosen by their peers as standout leaders who help to carry CARW and the real estate industry to the next level through their commitment to excellence. Alexandra is an associate attorney for AVK Law, LLC in Milwaukee where she focuses on commercial and residential real estate.
2010
Matthew Adame graduated from Keck School of Medicine of USC in May 2020. He is currently a first year internal
medicine resident Medical Center.
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2011
Rachel Yelinek spent 2019-2020 working at Anamon Studios on Let’s Eat an animated short about an immigrant mother and her daughter as they navigate through the beauty and challenges of life. Despite the difficulties they face, the warmth and love of family provides comfort and closeness, and cooking becomes a symbol of their unconditional love for one another. Let’s Eat has played at the San Diego International Film Festival, Palm Springs International Animation Festival, and is hoping to be Oscar nominated in 2022. You can view the short online at https://www.letseatshortfilm.com/. Rachel worked a number of roles at Anamon including VFX Production Coordinator and Marketing Coordinator. She is currently working at Wild Canary on the Disney Jr. show Mira, Royal Detective.
2012
Keith Ton has taken a manufacturing engineer position with the Newport Corporation in Irvine. Nathan Bautista graduated from UCLA with a BA in English in 2016 and then attended Charles R. Drew University Enhanced Post Baccalaureate Program and completed the EPB Certification. Nathan is now in his first year at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Mariana Henry has started her first year at Dartmouth Medical School.
2013
Ryan Hubert started Pepperdine University’s MBA program in January.
2014
Nicolas Nino is working as a development associate at Red Hen Press in Pasadena. Michael Sweetland graduated from the University of Michigan with a BS in Data Science in 2019 and is now working as a software engineer for Amazon in Austin, TX.
2015
Kimberly Mejia started her first
year of law school in August at UC Berkeley.
2016
Johnson Yeung graduated with a bachelor’s in political science from Boston University and is now attending graduate school at John Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. Sky Garcilaso de la Vega is currently attending the California Institute of Integral Study for counseling psychology with an emphasis in community mental health to earn the MFT License. Thea McKay graduated Summa Cum Laude from Loyola Marymount University with a degree in history and theatre and received an award for achieving the highest GPA in the history department.
2017
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successfully completing a five week remote internship in the Operational Risk Management Subdivision last August. Sarah is currently in her senior year at UC Riverside where she is majoring in mathematics, concentrating in economics and minoring in finance. Meghan Pelayo has accepted a full-time position with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) as a financial institution specialist in the division of risk management supervision following her graduation from the University
of San Francisco this year. Meghan is majoring in finance with a minor in economics.
2018
Hunter Newell has transferred to Middlebury College. Gabriela Rico has joined the organization Race to Better Health. Their mission is to educate, empower, and inspire health care providers, scientists, and institutions to actively engage with and combat racism within the field of medicine and beyond. Gabi authored her first article with the two founders of this project which was published on STAT news online. Gabi is a junior at Florida Atlantic
FAMILY Nicole Allison ’04 and Jonathan Weiss were engaged on June 5, 2020 in Pacific Palisades. Nicole is an account director at Murphy O’Brien.
University where she is majoring in neuroscience and behavior studies and continues to participate in cancer research through the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
2020
Lauren
Jena Umfress ’09 married Daman Starring at the Resort at Pelican Hill in Newport Beach on September 10, 2020 in a small ceremony with immediate family and close friends.
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Lainey
Morales have settled in at Arizona State University where they are roommates.
Katie Murphy ’11 and Jacob Thomas were engaged on December 11, 2020 in Oahu. Katie is a special education teacher and Jacob is a college football coach.
Claudia (Vazquez) Hampton ’13 married Heath W. Hampton II on December 28, 2019 in Houston, Texas. Members of the Bridal Party included bridesmaids Desiree Bruno ’13 and Victoria (Mandigo) Akin ’13, as well as groomsman Ian Quinn ’13. The couple lives in Manhattan, New York.
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Sara (Rad) Dickey ’97 and her husband Corey welcomed their son, Mason Gray Dickey, on October 8, 2020 in Plano, TX.
Stefanie (Garcia) Burke ’00 and her husband, Keith, welcomed their beautiful baby girl, Layla, on July 21, 2020. Layla joins big brother Richard (3). Stefanie and Keith can’t wait for the many fun adventures to come with their family of four!
Lauren (Gibbs) Isola ’00 and her husband Chris welcomed Andrew “Andy” Armour Isola on December 6, 2019.
Jill (Trousdale) Barr ’01 her husband Brian and their first son, Kirkwood, welcomed Franklin Edwin Barr at 1:51am on May 23, 2020, weighing in at 7lbs., 13oz. and measuring 21.65in.
Amanda (Gonzalez) Richardson ’01 and her family welcomed their son, Isaiah, into the world on October 23, 2020. His arrival promoted their 6 year old daughter, Malia, to big sister and she’s been a tremendous help! Amanda and her family reside in Arcadia, where they are reliving all the newborn milestones.
Sudheer Anne ’02 and his wife Amanjeet welcomed their son, Dilan Singh Anne, on November 20, 2020 at Northridge Hospital. They are grateful for their little bundle of joy during these crazy times.
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Harkamal (Nijjar) Wahla ’02 welcomed a daughter, Sach Wahla, on October 16, 2020.
Shandee (Fraser) Ciulla ’05 and her husband Patrick welcomed their daughter, Cecilia Mae Ciulla, on November 14, 2020. Big brother Vincent adores his baby sister!
Shirstan (Pekerol) Barragan ’94 and her husband Arthur welcomed their daughter, London Miñe Barragan, on September 29, 2020 at 4:27pm weighing 7lbs., 11oz. and 21.5 in. long.
Samantha (Voorhees) Scobbie ’06 and her husband Dave welcomed their daughter, Emersyn Sue Scobbie, on December 9, 2020 at 10:17pm weighing 8lbs., 4oz. and 20in. long. Mom and dad are loving every minute with her. Their 2 dogs haven’t decided what to do with her but they now prefer sleeping in the living room instead of hearing her wake in the middle of the night.
John Bottala ’08 and his wife Kylie welcomed their daughter, Annabelle Rhea, on September 18, 2020 weighing in at 5lbs., 6oz. John and his family reside in Sierra Madre.
FOR ALUMNI UPDATES FOLLOW US ON: La Salle High School Alumni Association @lshsalumni Megan (Chisholm) Remo ’07 and her husband Matt welcomed their second daughter, Lainey. Big sister Millie is loving her new role. Megan and her family reside in Montrose. 32
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JOEY MESSINA-DOERNING ’15 Joey Messina-Doerning ’15 studied Music Production and Engineering at the USC Thornton School of Music and graduated in 2019. During his last year of college he worked full time as a staff engineer at NRG Recording Studios in North Hollywood. Some of his clients included Chloe x Halle, 5SOS, Trippie Redd and Common. After he left NRG, he began his current job working as the full time engineer for producer Rostam Batmanglij, formerly of Vampire Weekend and current producer for artists such as Haim, Clairo, Maggie Rogers and Frank Ocean. In his free time, Joey works as a freelance producer and mixing engineer for artists such as Kate Bollinger, Junior Mesa and Trousdale. In addition, he has enjoyed the beginnings of a career in composing, with some of his productions being placed in TV shows such as “Queer Eye” and “Impractical Jokers.” Most exciting is that Joey was recently nominated for a GRAMMY for his work as an engineer/mixer on the HAIM album Women In Music Pt. III.
JONATHAN ESHOM ’16 Jonathan Eshom ’16 transitioned from racing go-karts to racing cars following his graduation from La Salle. 2020 was supposed to be his debut season in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo series, however those plans were pushed back due to the pandemic. In support of the Operation Strong COVID-19 Relief Project, Jonathan and his racing team teamed up with the Pasadena Jaycees to raffle off a once in a lifetime opportunity to experience the thrill of riding in a Lamborghini Super Trofeo race car. Jonathan created the raffle as a way to give back to the community. He also wanted to draw attention to the issue that Black Communities were being hit much harder by the COVID-19 pandemic than other communities in Los Angeles.
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Throughout the 2020 season of giving the Alumni Association profiled alumni in the non-profit sector to highlight the important work they do in their communities. If you work in the non-profit world or you know of a fellow alum who does please contact the Alumni Office at 626.696.4362 or alumni@lasallehs.org. HECTOR CAMPOS ’00 is the Director of Development, Corporate Philanthropy at City of Hope. City of Hope is transforming the future of health through exquisite care, innovative research and vital education focused on eliminating cancer and diabetes. TAMARA CHACON ’12 is the Marketing & Development Coordinator at p:ear (Project: Education Art Recreation) in Portland. p:ear builds positive relationships with homeless youth through education, art, recreation and job training to affirm personal worth and create more meaningful and healthier lives. KRISTEN GREEN ’08 is a Capacity Building Manager for REDF. REDF is a venture philanthropy that invests exclusively in social enterprises that employ and empower people overcoming barriers to work. In partnership with their supporters, the investments REDF makes transform lives, strengthen families and communities, and help build a more inclusive society. ROSA GUZMAN ’03 is an Immigration Counselor for Catholic Charities of Los Angeles- Immigration and Refugee Department. The goal of this department is to help immigrants and refugees achieve self-sufficiency, 34
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family unity and integration through legal and social services. JENNA HACKMAN ’09 is the Director of Online Programming for Gender Spectrum, an organization working to create gender sensitive and inclusive environments for all children and teens. Jenna’s work is focused on providing accessible online spaces and resources for transgender, non binary and gender expansive youth, their families and professionals in their lives. CLAUDIA (VAZQUEZ) HAMPTON ’13 is an Associate with Girls Who Code (GWC). GWC is on a mission to close the gender gap in tech and change the image of what a programmer looks like. KELLY HARTMAN ’09 is a Group Facilitator for Girls Inc. of the Pacific Northwest which inspires all girls to be strong, smart and bold through direct service and advocacy. ASHLEY (THOMAS) HOUSMAN ’09 is the Community Engagement Coordinator for Baby2Baby which provides children living in poverty (ages 0-12) with diapers, clothing and basic necessities that every child deserves.
JESSICA LEGASPI ’13 is the Marketing Coordinator for Society of St. Vincent de Paul Los Angeles. Their mission is to end poverty by providing homelessness relief and prevention services.
RYAN MCANNALLY-LINZ ’02 is the Associate Director for the Yale Center for Faith & Culture at Yale Divinity School. Their purpose is to help people envision and pursue lives worthy of their humanity and foster truth-seeking conversations among the contending visions in the world today.
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ERIC MEDINA ’90 is a Program Officer for the Weingart Foundation. Eric is part of a team that learns about various nonprofit organizations and makes recommendations for grants to them. With an emphasis on addressing racial, social, and economic equity and justice, the Foundation prioritizes organizations that engage in systems change through power building, advocacy, and organizing, agencies that work on immigrant and refugee integration and homeless and housing, and organizations that are in Southeast Los Angeles.
TAMARA POMPEY ’02 is one of the founding leaders for the Corporation for NJ Local Media which is building strong communities through journalism and civic engagement.
LAWRENCE SMALLS ’98 is the President of Advantage
Communications for Starlight Children’s Foundation. The foundation delivers happiness to seriously ill kids and their families at more than 800 children’s hospitals acros the U.S.
AMBER MARTINEZ ’02 is the Vice President of Development for LA’s BEST Afterschool Enrichment Program. LA’s BEST plays a vital role in the lives of more than 25,000 elementary school students who come from neighborhoods with the fewest resources and greatest needs.
Sports Academy whose mission it is to educate students early on healthy lifestyle habits through sports. ROBERT WILLIAMS ’06 is a Grants Analyst for The California Endowment, a private, statewide health foundation focused on expanding access to affordable, quality health care for underserved individuals and communities and to promote fundamental improvements in the health status of Californians. 35
ALUMNI MONTH OF SERVICE The Alumni Association traditionally hosts an Alumni Day of Service the Saturday following Homecoming but due to COVID-19 we hosted Alumni Month of Service in October with suggested in-person and virtual ways to unite La Salle grads through community service. By volunteering alums embody the mission of La Salle College Preparatory and salute their Alma Mater’s commitment of service to others. To organize a project in your area contact Kristen Schultz ’98 in the Alumni Office at 626.696.4362 or alumni@lasallehs.org
CARA DIMKICH ’98 is a volunteer with Hugs Cafe Inc, an organization in McKinney, Texas whose mission it is to enhance the lives of adults with special needs through training and employment. ROCHELLE (RODRIGUEZ) FERRARI ’97 and her daughter Bella ’24 knitted for Warm Up America- one of the suggested virtual service opportunities during Alumni Month of Service. KATHY (PALMQUIST) FOOTE ’94 and her family embraced one of the suggested Good Deed of the Week Challenges that were put out weekly by the Alumni Association by painting rocks with positive messages and leaving them around their neighborhood to bring a smile to others. 36
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STEVE JOHNSON ’63 is a history re-enactor and volunteer with the local, state and national parks. He conducts history tours on Alcatraz and at Ft. Point, walking tours of SF, and several times a month he spends the day as a fire lookout in Marin County. PAUL LEES ’75 embraced one of the suggested Good Deed of the Week Challenges that were put out by the Alumni Association by purchasing grocery items for an elderly neighborhood who was unable to leave his home. KIMI (MULJONO) LIEM ’98 donated blood at her local hospitalsomething that she does regularly!
CALEY MAUCH ’10 has been a volunteer with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF) for over 20 years and USC’s Keck School of Medicine for 8. CHRISTINA MESESAN ’99 volunteers with the Pasadena Senior Center and the Flintridge Center where she helped create an active shooter response plan and has taught yoga and virtual cooking classes. CJ RETTIG ’19 helped clean up the campus and did yard work for those in need with the Association of Student Athletes at William Penn University. PAT RILEY ’75 has been a volunteer with Find-A-Grave for 4 years now. People ask find-agrave volunteers to photograph their ancestor’s gravestones usually in partnership with ancestry.com.
Adopt A Family program celebrates a Silver Anniversary Despite the pandemic and distance learning, La Salle held our 25th Annual Adopt-A-Family Drive. The School community adopted 50 children and teens from Hillsides Home for Children, 5 military families from Camp Pendleton, and 18 families in need through PUSD. The drive was a huge success thanks to our students, faculty/staff, families and alumni that donated during this challenging time! Thanks to the 111 alumni who donated to our 12th Annual Alumni Adopt-A-Family Christmas Drive the Alumni Association was able to fulfill Christmas Wishes for 3 needy families and 12 military familiesmore than we had originally set out to help! Since the annual Alumni Wrapping Party with Santa could not happen due to COVID, 9 alumni volunteered to wrap all of the presents in their own homes complete with ribbons and bows. Another example of how, even in the toughest of times, La Salle alumni embrace the Lasallian Mission of “Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve.”
BOXES OF LOVE
Despite COVID-19 and distance learning, the La Salle Community filled 150 Thanksgiving food boxes for needy military families and raised $3,750 for each box to include a $25 voucher for the purchase of a turkey and additional dinner trimmings at the commissary on base. In our 10 years of participating in this annual Boxes of Love service project, this was our most successful one to date which just shows that even in the toughest of times, La Salle comes together to accomplish amazing things.
A SEASON OF GIVING
Thanks to the success of Student Life’s annual Christmas Tree Sale fundraiser, La Salle was able to donate 141 trees to military families stationed at Ft. Irwin in Barstow, CA. 37
VIRTUAL COFFEE WITH A PRO The Alumni Office started hosting “Virtual Coffees” in September to allow alums of all ages to connect with career professionals working in industries of interest. These virtual informational interviews are a great way to learn more about an industry and how to get your foot in the door, especially during this challenging time. For more information on upcoming events, please visit www.lancernetwork.com/events. JENNIFER ALVARADO ’03 - Product Development
AL PRADO ’80 - Information Technology Al graduated from Cal Poly Pomona in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems. He’s worked for major companies which include Kaiser Permanente, Farmers Insurance, and a few of the studios, like Paramount, Fox Television and Warner Brothers. He is an expert in digital transformations. As companies reevaluate their technical architecture and roadmap, Al helps them migrate to cloud based solutions.
An avid car enthusiast since childhood, Jenn decided in high school that she wanted a career that would allow her to work with cars. Jenn attended USC’s Marshall School of Business where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, emphasis in Marketing. Upon graduation, Jenn was hired as a full-time associate at Toyota Motor Sales. She now works in the product planning group and develops long-range product strategies for the Toyota and Lexus brands, including the creation of all new concept vehicles for as far out as 2030. Using market research, her job is to anticipate and understand changes in the future consumer and propose products that will meet future needs.
NABIL BISHARAT ’02 - Law
MANNY SORIANO ’12 - Engineering
Manny is an electromagnetic engineer at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, managed by Caltech. Current projects include the Psyche spacecraft and various International Space Station experiments. At the same time, he serves at his parish Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Pasadena in young adult ministry and digital media. Prior to JPL, Manny studied electrical engineering at USC, and is now pursuing a masters in astronautical engineering part-time also at USC while working.
MONICA SOTTO ’01 - Production Monica is a Production Designer for Drunk History which airs on Comedy Central. She graduated from USC’s School of Cinema in 2005 and worked as an unpaid intern for a few production companies. She was eventually hired as an agent assistant at a talent & literary agency in Beverly Hills. She left the agency and moved to Chicago for a job offer to work on a Universal movie. Nabil received his JD from UC Davis and went to work in the LA office of Reed Smith LLP, one of the largest international law firms in the world. After 9 years at Reed Smith, Nabil joined Denis Shmidt, at Orsus Gate in 2018. The two friends have built a firm focused on representing start-ups, small businesses, and medium-sized companies throughout the state in all types of civil litigation matters. 38
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Monica has been in “the business” for almost 15 years and was was nominated for an Emmy as Art Director on Drunk History in 2017 and at the Art Directors Guild that same year. As Production Designer for Season 6 on Drunk History the show won the Art Directors Guild Award for Best Production Design for a Variety Show. And earlier this summer, Monica and her team received the 72nd Emmy’s nomination for Best Production Design for a Variety Show.
Faculty ReZOOMions
Alumni have had a great time reconnecting with former teachers and coaches through Zoom calls since September 2020 when the Alumni Office first started offering Faculty ReZOOMions. JANE OSICK
Jane taught at La Salle from 19972018 and over those 21 years she served as an English teacher, French teacher, Mock Trial Moderator, Club Moderator, Academic Advisor and Interim Dean. She is now attending Law School in Boston.
TIM PENDERGAST
Tim started teaching at La Salle in 2000 and currently teaches in the Religious Studies department.
STEVE GOLDSTEIN
Coach Goldstein led the Lancer Boys Basketball program from 1990 to 2012 where he compiled a record of 380-221 including seven League Championships!
EDGAR SALMINGO
Edgar worked at La Salle from 2014-2017 serving as Associate Principal and Academic Decathlon moderator. Edgar is currently Vice Principal of Academic Affairs at St. John Bosco High School.
DON BLAIR
JIM BROWN
Don taught at La Salle from 1970 until the early ’80s. During that time, he served as a Biology Teacher, Math Teacher, PE Teacher, Athletic Director, VicePrincipal and the head Cross County and Track Coach. Don now resides in Arizona.
Jim taught at La Salle from 1965-1972 (minus the year he took a sabbatical to earn his Master’s degree). Over those seven years, he taught World Cultures, English, American History and Religion. He also served as the Cross County and Track Coach, Vice Principal for Academics and even Interim Principal. Jim now resides in New Mexico.
Steve reached his 500th win as a coach back in 2019 and is quoted as saying “I’ve coached a long time and to reach 500 wins as a head coach is a very gratifying milestone. However, the real pleasure is to have coached all of the great players who made this possible. As a coach you’re only as good as your players and I was blessed with so many fine young men to work with at La Salle. I will always cherish the 22 years I spent as the Lancers Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach.”
EALAR GALLAGHER
Ealar was a member of the Lancer Football Coaching Staff from 19972002 before being promoted to Head Coach in 2003 where he led the Lancers for 5 seasons. In 2006, he guided La Salle to an appearance in the CIF- Southern Section MidValley Division championship game. Ealar is now teaching at Rancho Cucamonga High School. Former assistant coach Dave Desmond also joined the zoom.
MEGAN FOLEY
Megan taught music at La Salle from 2003-2015 and is responsible for starting La Salle’s Drum Line and String Ensemble in addition to the numerous band trips and competitions that she led her students on. Megan is now teaching at Polytechnic. 39
Thank you to the 17 alums who participated in our first-ever VIRTUAL Career Day which took place on Wednesday, November 4th and Tuesday, November 10th. La Salle’s College Counseling Department and the Alumni Office worked together to make sure this worthy program was still available to students even in distance learning. Alumni shared their career experiences and insights with current juniors who signed up in advance for the sessions they were most interested in.
Wednesday, November 4th featured Lily Zaldivar ’10 (Entertainment), Sergio Echeverry ’94 (Business), Daryl Hernandez ’82 (Engineering), Matt Herman ’97 (Marketing/PR), Kirsten Mewaldt ’97 (Medicine), Robert Ray ’88 (Nursing), Brett Wong ’94 (Science) and Christina Mesesan ’99 (Government Intelligence).
Tuesday, November 10th featured Robert Montano ’91 (Government and Real Estate), Chuck Murphy ’90 (Business), Robert Fraser ’10 (Business Development), Justin Link ’00 (Engineering), Marisa Sanchez ’08 (Science), Jose Alfonso Simbol ’09 (Video Game Design), Melissa Miller ’09 (Marketing), Lakin Soldate ’98 (Technology) and Henry Orren ’98 (Business Law). 40
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IN MEMORIAM RUBEN AGUIRRE, Father of Victor ’95 Gabriel ’98
MARK FRIEDMAN, Father of Scott ’96
LUIS ALFARO ’62 FRANCES AMBROZICH, Mother of Gary ’84
FELIPE B. FUENTES, Grandfather to Josie Alvarez ’20 and John Alvarez ’22; Father-in-law of Joe Alvarez ’83
ARLENE ASCHINGER, Mother-in-law of Cassie Aschinger (employee)
IVY (ROLAND) GAFNER ’99, Sister of Peter ’93 and John Paul ’95
WILLIAM ASHTON, Grandfather to Spencer Schoenbaum ’16, Gwyneth Schoenbaum ’19 and Analise Schoenbaum ’24
AUGUSTINE WILLIAM GEBAUER, Son of Anna (Clauson) Gebauer ’07
CAMILLE BENT ’18, Sister of Tom ’14 and Connor ’16
ALICE GODFREY, Grandmother to Zach ’07 and Samantha (Godfrey) Klebe ’08
JOHN BIGLEY, Father of John ’75, Paul ’77, Tom ’80; Grandfather to Chris ’05, Michael ’07 and Jake ’09 LAURIE BOLLMAN-LITTLE, Mother of Cameron ’06 and Courtney ’09 WARREN BURKHART, Father of David ’12 and Stephen ’19
JOHN GOUGEON, Father of Monique (Gougeon) Kirchoffer ’03 and Noelle (Gougeon) Gonzales ’05 KATHERINE HADERLEIN, Mother of Steve Haderlein (employee); Grandmother to Kathryn ’12 and Jenny ’16
JEAN MILLER, Grandmother to Jack Bettencourt ’23; Mother-in-law of John Bettencourt ’87 EDMUND MIZIA, Father of Robert ’71 (former employee) DUSANKA NOVAK, Mother of Antonia ’08 FRANCIS O’BRIEN, Father of Michael ’89; Husband of Sheila (former employee) JAMES O’LEARY ’66 OLGA ELENA ORE LAZO, Grandmother to Ian Linares ’96 JODI PACHECO, Wife of Fernando ’75 EDWARD PARISI, Father of Mike Parisi (former employee); Father-in-law of Tiare (Tuitama) Parisi (employee) JOHN PENDERS ’62
MARY THERESA HALL, Mother of Kevin ’82 and J.P. ’84
DOUG PETERSON, Father of Steve ’85
HENRY CARDOZA ’62
CHRISTINE MARTINSON HANSON, Mother of Patricia ’98
ROSS POOL, Father of Jon ’80
EULALUIA CARLOS, Grandmother to Tracey (Carlos) Tesoro ’03 and Nicole ’12
PAUL HOVSEPIAN, Brother of Norm ’66
AMY FRANCES QUINNEY, Mother-in-law of Hannah (Miller) Wilder ’97
ISAIAH HUBBARD, Son of Fred ’92
JUDITH RAY, Mother of Robert ’88
RENAE CATALANO, Mother-in-law of Collette Salvatierra (employee)
GEORGE J. HUGO, Father of Dave ’63, Jim ’66 and Chris ’71; Grandfather to Dean Griffith ’00 and Shelley (Griffith) Fulton ’03
JACK REID, Father of Jack ’97 and Joe ’00
RICARDO CHAMBERLIN ’86
WILLIAM JAGIELSKI ’66
JOE CICI ’60
ROBERT JAHIER ’72
JENE CLARK, Mother of Anne (Datingaling) Hettiger ’16
DOLORES JIMENEZ, Mother of Tomas ’90, Abel ’91 and Cecelia ’96
FRANCES CRAWFORD, Mother of John ’65, Ken ’69; Dick ‘75; Grandmother to Erick ’91
DONNA JORGENSEN, Wife of Barry Schweiger ’60
RAUL BUSTAMANTE, Father of Raoul ’93
JORGE CASTELLON ’92
SUZANNE CROWELL, Grandmother to Thomas ’14
DONALD JOYNER, Grandfather to Josh Thompson (employee)
LESLEY DANENHAUER, Wife of Sid ’60
ELVA JOHNSON, Mother of Rick ’81
DONALD ARNER DANIELSON, Grandfather to Nathan Housman ’03, Kjersti (Housman) Holyfield ’04 and Matthew Housman ’09
JOHN KEHRER, Father of Samantha (Kehrer) Vogeding ’96
GLORIA DARDON, Mother of Marco ’95 JOHN DEL GEORGE ’66 MARIE DEMARCO, Mother of Elizabeth (Davis) Toth ’98 and Jeneane Grotewiel ’05 LORRAINE M. DIGAETANO, Mother of Donald DesHarnais (employee) DUFFY DIGNAM ’68, Brother of Clancy ’70 GERALD A. DREAN, Father of Gary ’65 KATHLEEN DWYER, Mother of Michael ’01
RITA POLEK, Wife of Wayne ’72
DAVID RETZ ’63 JIM REUTER ’63 SAM RIGGIO ’61 KAREN RODRIQUEZ, Grandmother to Todd ’21 EFRAIN ROMERO, grandfather to Alec Mena ’15, Kate Mena ’19 and Sofia Mena ’23 MARY ROBLES, Grandmother to Courtney Kassakhian (employee) JOANN RUGGLES, Mother of Tom ’75 and Joanie (former employee); Grandmother to Kyle Wylie ’06 and Brendan Wylie ’10 ELAINE SANDERL, Mother of Mark ’90, Michael ’92 and Matt ’97
MARTIN KUNZ, Father of Martin ’82, Michael ’84 and Monika ’98; Husband of Elena (former employee)
TERESA SAN-MARTIN, Mother of Rick ’82, Jay ’85 and James ’88
JOHN LAPID, Father of Julia ’21
MARGARET ANNE SANTILENA, Sister of Thomas McMahon ’78; Mother of Elizabeth ’94 and Teresa ’97
GARY LENAHAN ’73 PAUL LENICHEK ’60 PETER LICASSI ’76, Brother of Vincent ’72 JOHN LESTER, Son of Steve ’65 IMOGENE LYNCH, Mother of Mike Lynch (employee)
SARA SEGURA, Mother of Johnny ’90 HAGOP SEROPIAN, Father of Taleen ’04 EDWARD SILLONA, Father of Kevin ’08 KATHLEEN STEWART, Mother of Paul ’93 LEONARD STUCKA ’71
JACINTO DYSON ’11
ROGER MALEBRANCHE, Grandfather to Skylar Uzeta ’18 and Addison Uzeta ’19
JOSEPH SWEENEY, Father of Kevin (Regent), Stephen ’77 and Brian ’82; Grandfather to Michael ’17
ANN ELL, Mother of Robert ’85
DON MAREINA, Grandfather to Amanda ’02
DANIEL ESHOM, Son of Dan ’62
ROBERT MARSH, Grandfather to Heather ’11 and John ’15
WALTER TRASK, Father of Courtney (Trask) Stevenson ’01; Father-in-law of Kevin Stevenson ’01
EDITH FISHER, Mother of Steve ’76 GILBERT ESHOM, Grandfather to John ’16 and Cristine Lovato ’09 TIM FLEMING, Father of Dana ’10
HUGH MCTEAGUE ’76, Brother of John ’79 IRENE MILLER, Mother of Christina (Miller) Cousart ’03; Sister of JJ Luna ’94; Wife of Brian ’79 (former employee); Former Employee
ESTHER VICTOR, Wife of Morris (former Trustee); Grandmother to Chris ’05, Ashley Rabine ’12, and Cole Sochinski ’18 SHERI WEDEEN, Mother of Ben ’17 and Alex ’17 MARIE WOOD, Mother of Gary ’70
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STEAM 4 is a $800,000 project aimed at addressing an urgent need at La Salle, the renovation of our four science laboratories and two art studios. The need to refurbish these six facilities has been sparked by burgeoning student interest in our School’s STEAM program, first introduced in 2014, and the construction in 2018 of an Innovation and Design (I.D.) Lab. Our four science laboratories lie at the core of instruction in our biology, chemistry and physics programs, and our two art studios were last refurbished in 2004. In addition to improvements in the studios themselves, STEAM 4 will facilitate the construction of a new Kiln Room. To date, we are pleased to report that over $500,000 has been raised for this initiative through the generosity of alumni, parents, and friends. With over half of the renovation completed during the summer and fall of 2020, we still have funds to raise for the remaining two science laboratories, two preparation rooms, and technology infrastructure. Your support of STEAM 4 will bring strength to the program and help La Salle students build on their competitive edge. If you have any questions, please contact Kevin Delaney ’89, Executive Director of Advancement at (626) 696-4318 or kdelaney@lasallehs.org.
