Archbishop Murphy 2011/2012 Annual Report by Mathes Design

Where Do We Go From Here? An n ual

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here is a Yiddish proverb that says “Man plans, God laughs.” I think this proverb speaks to the divine nature of faith and the need to trust in God. As we ended the 2010-2011 school year, Archbishop Murphy High School was dealing with a difficult enrollment situation. There were many questions, not the least of which was “where do we go from here?”

We find the answer in Proverbs 3:5, “Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding…” As I write this letter, I find a school that has made incredible strides during the past year and undergone some major transitions. While change is difficult, I have found that as we placed our trust in God and all of the gifts and talents He has blessed us with, we have met with great success. On June 1 we celebrated graduation for 142 seniors, 100 percent of the senior class. The Class of 2012 was awarded approximately $14 million in scholarship offers, and students from this class are attending prestigious schools like Notre Dame, Stanford, Harvard, Gonzaga, and a host of other amazing schools. It is time to turn these Christlike leaders out into the world, so they can take God’s grace and make our world better. In the field of athletics, we had a state championship baseball team. Track athlete Mark Schireman placed first in the state in the javelin. In co-curricular activities our Hi-Q team took first in the state and fourth in the nation. We had artists and musicians place in state competitions as well. Perhaps what I am most proud of is the winning of the 2A State Scholastic Cup. This award is given to the school whose student-athletes have performed at the highest level athletically, academically, and in sportsmanship. And I would be remiss if I did not mention that our students have completed approximately 15,000 hours of Christian service this year. I could not be more proud. So, where do we go from here? As we head into a new school year we have some exciting things to note. Our incoming freshmen class is full with more than 155 students. We are now accepting students on a waiting list for this class. We have welcomed home a familiar face, Steve Schmutz, to serve as our academic principal. There is an energy and excitement in the air at Archbishop Murphy, and for us the sky is the limit. In all of the excitement we cannot lose track of what has brought us here: faith. We must continue to trust in God and the gifts and talents he has blessed us with. Moreover, we must have the courage to share those gifts, talents, faith, and all of the great things happening at Archbishop Murphy with everyone we can. Thank you for your continued support and faith in Archbishop Murphy High School. This school is a special place because of all the love, energy, and support of the people who call it home. May this next year be a blessed time for you, your family, and for Archbishop Murphy High School. In Christ, Matthew J. Schambari President

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elcome to the AMHS annual report. Look different? After years of keeping you up to date on the previous school year’s happenings and financial stats, we wanted to take this opportunity to give you a closer look at the people connected to Archbishop Murphy High School. Whether you’re an alum, parent of a graduate, a staff member, donor or friend, you’re a member of the AMHS family. So, think of this publication as a family reunion on paper. No airfare. No awkward hugs. No struggle to remember names. Just a chance to reconnect with family, hear a few good stories and celebrate some successes. In addition to financial data and a big thank you to our generous supporters, you’ll also find a themed feature section (“Where do we go from here?”) nudging all of us to reflect for a moment on not only what is ahead for AMHS, but what is ahead for us personally. And you won’t want to miss the in-depth alumni section (Wildcats Whereabouts) compiled by our new alumni director Jen (Richardson) Bowman ’00. Finally, you’ll have to check out our student success stories. They’re worth cheering for all over again.

We are a blessed community. As we prepare to celebrate our 25th anniversary during the 2012-2013 school year, we recognize all God has done for us and through us, remembering always that whatever lies ahead – in Christ there is joy and hope. Best, Rebecca Hover Director of Communications

2 Recognizing God’s Constant Presence Campus Ministry

3 Choose Your Own Adventure 5 Another Fine Mess Jim Leonard Retires

6 Moving On

Bob Graby & Fran Ennis Retire

7 Where Do We Go From Here? A Conversation

12 The Class of 2012 Graduation

14 2011-2012 Sports Highlights 17 2011-2012 Arts Highlights 18 Annual Report 27 Alumni Events 29 Wildcat Whereabouts 32 Remembrances

Archbishop Murphy High School admits students of any race, color, gender, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. ARCHBISHOP MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL

Campus Ministry

RECOGNIZING GOD’S CONSTANT PRESENCE

f you’ve ever listened to a homily or presentation by our campus chaplain, Fr. Armando Guzman, chances are you’ve heard him ask what the most important thing in the world is. “Your soul,” he says every time. At Archbishop Murphy High School we strive to inspire and develop Christlike leaders for the transformation of the world. Not a small undertaking! As our students excel in academics, athletics and many other extra-curricular activities, our focus in campus ministry is that every student would have an authentic experience of Christ’s presence in the midst of all they are involved in here at AMHS. This past year we witnessed our director of campus ministry, Matt Schambari, transition to vice president and finally president in May. A short time later we welcomed Casey Ross as our new director of campus ministry. Casey comes to us from Immaculate Conception-Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish in Everett where he served as director of youth ministry for five years. He has more than 15 years experience in youth ministry.

Casey shares our vision that all students have the opportunity to fully live as the person they were created to be and to recognize God’s presence in our midst. That vision is fostered not only through daily life on campus and precious community service opportunities, but through our many spiritual retreats. As our school continues to transition and grow, our efforts in campus ministry will continue to point students, faculty and parents alike to the presence of God in our midst. Our celebration of faith is not limited to our chapel and celebration of liturgies. As a campus ministry, we strive to help our students and faculty see and make known the presence of God in our classrooms, in the bleachers, in our cafeteria and in our locker rooms. Students, teachers, presidents and even campus ministers will come and go, but the soul of our school will remain the same. We will continue to encourage our students to embrace the reality, not only of who God is to them, but who they are to God.

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Choose Your Own Adventure Anyone who was a child of the 1980s or early 1990s (or the parent of one) probably remembers it: the Choose Your Own Adventure book series. “You’re the star of the story!” book covers promised eager readers. Whether you were trying to escape a haunted mansion or recover lost treasure, every few pages the story came to a pause and you were faced with two or three options. Depending on your choice, you turned to a specific page and continued the story. Once you finished the book you could go back and read it all over again, making a fresh set of plot choices each time. Forty different endings were possible. It was the ultimate do-over for a kid; the closest you could get to a time machine. Life can be like a choose-your-own-adventure book. Every so often we’re faced with a situation and a set of choices. Unlike the popular book series, we can’t go back and do it all over again. In this section, we feature recently retired and beloved teacher Jim Leonard. After nearly 25 years at AMHS Mr. Leonard is preparing to choose his next adventure. We also pause to thank two people instrumental in shaping AMHS in its first 25 years: President emeritus Dr. Robert Graby and former principal Fran Ennis. Without their influence, we wouldn’t be in the position we’re in today to shape the next 25 years of our school. Finally, we’ve asked six of our community members to reflect on their life choices. How do they choose their own life adventures? What, or who, guides them, and what would they change if they got a do-over? Perhaps you’ll want to ask yourself the same questions we asked them. Take it a step further and spend some time in prayer asking God,

“Where do I go from here?” ARCHBISHOP MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL

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ANOTHER FINE MESS

By Matt Wright, AMHS English Department Chair

Retirement

ew sights at AMHS are as familiar as Jim Leonard’s desk. Piles of papers, books, pictures, articles, thank you cards, and random objects litter its surface.

For 23 summers, Jim has resolved to have “files, not piles” on this desk, yet by the end of September the familiar piles steal back in and overwhelm, not just the desk, but the whole room. They are evidence of Jim’s dedication to his students. They are some of what is left in the wake of much work and energy spent on his students - ideas sifted through, pored over and scrutinized with the aim of helping people learn to think critically. At the end of the school year, Jim would chuckle as he looked at the shambles of a successful year, strike an Oliver Hardy pose and declare, “Well, here’s another fine mess ...”

At this point, though, he will probably be content just “kicking back.” Jim’s abiding interest in politics, justice, economics, and storytelling ensures that he will always have a book in hand and a conversation at hand. One of the difficulties of teaching history and English for so long is that one is left with little time for out-of-school reading. Jim relishes the chance to read more books and embrace the contemplative life. At his AMHS farewell reception, several of Mr. Leonard’s former students commented how his curiosity for ideas and love of good writing inspired them to read more and write better.

This fall, the piles were strangely absent as Jim began a well-deserved retirement. After a distinguished career at AMHS, where he served as teacher, department chair, viceprincipal, and even interim principal, Jim will spend more time attending to the rewards of a scholarly, full life. As Jim says, he wants to be “more spectator than actor” now and spend time with his wife, Marcia, his children, and his granddaughters, Vivian and Frances, who affectionately and ironically call him “Grumpy” (because he is, of course, the less grumpy of the granddads).

Another pastime that Jim’s retirement will afford him is the chance to attend the theater and concerts more often. A great lover of drama and music, Jim sparked this interest in many AMHS students. In addition to seeing almost every AMHS production, he usually found at least one occasion per year to take groups of students to various professional theaters in Seattle. He credits his love of theater to a favorite professor who took his classes to plays and taught students how to understand and enjoy live storytelling. Jim often infused his lessons in American history and literature with a sense of the influence of jazz and blues music. His knowledge of music, literature, art, and history make him an extraordinary intellect, but he also possesses a unique ability to show students how the humanities and arts enrich the world.

When he isn’t traveling to see his kids and grandkids, you’ll probably find him out on the peninsula in Sequim, at his home away from home. We hope to see him at upcoming AMHS events, especially soccer games, where he has been a sidelines mainstay for years.

The chief virtues that characterized Jim Leonard’s career at AMHS are passion for powerful ideas and love for people. He helped create better lives, more effective programs, and a stronger school, and his good work will undoubtedly continue in new ways.

However, it may be difficult for Jim to stay completely out of the world of academia. After having developed the Matteo Ricci program at AMHS along with Mary Anne Callaghan, Jim’s services are highly sought after. The Matteo Ricci College would love to have Jim as a consultant as they expand their program to more economically diverse schools.

Though we’ll all miss the familiar piles, the effects of Jim’s teaching and the memory of his character will last for a long time, even as he moves on to another fine mess.

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Moving On Retirement

Dr. Graby is a firm believer that we are called

to our vocations in life by the Holy Spirit. So he was paying attention a year-and-a-half ago when he started sensing it might be time to move on. After 45 years in education, Dr. Graby recently retired as AMHS’s president and is now working part time as a consultant for Optimus Fund Raising, showing schools like AMHS how to organize and conduct capital campaigns. He began his career in 1967 teaching English at a public high school in San Jose, Calif. He made the transition to Catholic schools in 1978 when he accepted a teaching and administrative position at a school in San Francisco. That was followed by a stint in administration at the University of San Francisco before coming to Seattle in 1996 to work at Seattle Preparatory School. He joined the AMHS team in 2008. “Archbishop Murphy High School is an extraordinary educational apostolate that has come a long distance in its first 25 years,” Dr. Graby said. “(AMHS) has both the potential and opportunity to make a difference in the lives of thousands of young people by providing them what they need to become Christlike leaders.”

Fran Ennis came to AMHS shortly after her

husband, AMHS football coach and athletic director Terry Ennis, died in September 2007. She served as a member of the AMHS board of trustees for several years before stepping into the role of interim principal in the fall of 2009. Later that year, she was selected to be the AMHS principal. At an all-staff celebration this past June, renowned local artist Michael Regan presented her with a sketch of her husband. Regan, known for his sketches of fallen war heroes, noted how Terry Ennis was one of AMHS’s “fallen heroes” and how Fran Ennis stepped in as principal exactly when our school community needed her. Fran Ennis’ teaching career began in 1974 at Annie Wright School in Tacoma and continued at Bellarmine Preparatory School. She became an administrator after 13 years of teaching English and served as vice principal at Lake Stevens High School and later principal at North Lake Middle School in Lake Stevens. We will always remember her for being one our heroes and an ever-present figure at practically every school event. We wish her well as she prepares to spend more time with her children and grandchildren in Washington and Arizona.

We thank Dr. Graby for his contribution to our first 25 years and for helping us prepare for the next 25 years.

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Where Do We Go From Here? A conversation

Do you ever get the feeling your life is sometimes like the street sign on the cover of this magazine? So many options, no clear direction? Maybe you took a look at the cover and zoomed right in on one sign. No question about it, you know where you’re going. How did we get to this point in life? Was it a series of choices, both large and small? A matter of circumstances beyond our control? A muddled combination of the two? Take some time to get to know the six members of our family in this article as they share with us how they ended up where they are today and where they see themselves … down the road.

Jacob Thompson ’01 is married to his high school sweetheart Katie (Reed ’01). They currently live in the Mill Creek area with their 3-year-old son Austin and a brand new baby daughter. Jacob graduated from Colorado State University in 2005 with a Bachelors of Science in business administration with a concentration in management and an entrepreneurship certificate. Jacob co-owns Home Run Solutions LLC with fellow alum Joe Reed ’98 - an all phase general contracting company specializing in residential renovations. ARCHBISHOP MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL

Looking back on your life, are you where you thought you’d be at this stage? Jacob Thompson: No, not at all and yes 100 percent – all at the same time. In general, I always knew I wanted to own my own business and start a family with my high school sweetheart. Beyond that you could have asked me where I saw myself in five years at various points throughout the last 15 years and I would have given you 10 to 15 different variations of where I wanted to be living and in what field I wanted to work. Mikki Williams: Never in a million years did I think I would be where I am today. I grew up in poverty my entire childhood, so marrying my soul mate and bringing two wonderful daughters into the world and being in a prominent position within my company is more than I had ever imagined. Tom Lane: I am basically where I thought I would be, but the path taken had more twists and turns than I imagined. I married my high-school sweetheart, am running the family business that I intended to, and have the large family (five children) that we always wanted. Blessed. Jen Bowman: Thirty is a big milestone for a lot of people. At thirty, most people want to have a significant other, kids, a house, a rewarding career, and a passport full of stamps to exotic places. I feel fortunate to say by 30 I have worked really hard in my real estate career through a tough market, traveled the globe, and have learned to give more of myself, time, and resources. Annie Dang: Looking back at my life, I am farther along than I ever imagined I would be. Since I was young I’ve had lofty aspirations. My Catholic school education at St. Mary Magdalen in Everett taught me to dream big. However, I think going to Archbishop Murphy was an excellent choice for me. It taught me more than just academic prowess, but

I think you need to work hard and be focused on your life goals, but you need to accept the fact that things don’t always go according to plan and you’ll need a Plan B just in case.

life skills I can carry on into college and the future. The sense of unity and the comfort I found in the faculty and students at AMHS propelled me to push myself, and it really helped me get to where I am now.

Are you a planner or do you let life happen? How well has your approach to life worked for you?

Hope Pettinger: I am in a state of constant gratefulness that I am blessed to be where I am today. My family is safe and healthy. My marriage is strong and loving, and I am able to pursue my interests. I am 53 years old and have the good health, time and resources to decide what I want to do. Being free to volunteer, travel and enjoy my family is the greatest gift.

Annie Dang: I guess I would have to say I am half-planner, half-haphazard-carefree. In terms of academics and my future career, I like to have things mapped out, giving myself goals to work for. In terms of friends and family, however, I just let things go with the flow, allowing each person in my circle the freedom to express themselves and live life to the fullest, by enjoying its inevitable randomness and unexpected joys.

Hope Pettinger (parent of Nick ’05 and Samantha ’10) was born in Anchorage, Alaska and graduated from the University of Denver. She has been a marketing director for large restaurant chains, including The Keg and Applebee’s. She is a longtime volunteer at AMHS as well as The American Cancer Society. Hope and her husband Brad celebrated their 30th anniversary in March.

Mikki Williams (parent of Ciara ’16 and Madison ’17) was born in South Korea and immigrated with her family to the United States in 1972 at the age of six. She is the marine vice president of the northwest region of a global insurance company in Seattle. She and her husband Anthony – a project manager on the 787 program at Boeing – live with their daughters in Mill Creek.

Hope Pettinger: I have usually let life happen. I try to learn from each experience and apply it to whatever comes next in life. By looking at life with the belief that everything happens for a reason I have enjoyed a great journey so far. Jacob Thompson: I used to be a strict planner, but after a while it seems that life can throw you many curves. If you are trying to stick to a strict plan you run the risk of becoming very frustrated and letting life slip by you and not fully enjoying every moment it has to offer. Nowadays, I try to apply a general framework of a plan and sit back and enjoy the rollercoaster of life. Jen Bowman: I’m a planner, but I have never put deadlines on events that are outside of my control. I think you need to work hard and be focused on your life goals, but you need to accept the fact that things don’t always go according to plan and you’ll need a Plan B just in case. I have found that just because you want something doesn’t mean you’ll be happy or fulfilled once you get it. Mikki Williams: I am a planner to a fault. I truly am a believer of the quote “you are in control of your own destiny.” Through planning, whether short term or long term, you map out your own destiny and, dependent upon your follow-through or the inability thereof, you either succeed or fail. Planning has proven to be extremely effective for me in life. But when I said that I was a planner to a fault, I meant it. I planned my way through my 20s, 30s and well into my 40s. It is through the persistence of my husband and now teenage daughters, that I ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012

After a while, I realized change creates opportunity.

am letting life happen more freely. I am now just beginning to be more spontaneous with a glimmer of an adventure seeker somewhere in there. Tom Lane: I would call myself a planner, but part of my planning considers that many things in life I cannot control. I strive to allow flexibility in the mechanics of how I achieve a goal, but achieve it regardless. I believe it has worked out well for me.

What is one of the biggest challenges you’ve ever faced and how did you handle it? Hope Pettinger: My biggest challenge is managing the fear I have for my family’s well being. I never realized that having children would put me in a state of constant worry. Someone said to me, “You are only as happy as your saddest child.” I know for me that is true. My challenge is reminding myself that today my children are OK and that if something goes wrong that God and my family will help me cope. Tom Lane: Navigating our family-owned business through the recent economic downturn. It tested my leadership abilities and our family’s resolve. We handled it by making some painful decisions early in the crisis, which enabled a path out of it. Jacob Thompson: The biggest challenge I have faced is one that I have faced multiple times, and that is accepting when my plan needs to be altered and a new direction explored. It isn’t easy to admit that the path you are on and have been putting all your time and effort into isn’t the best path for you. I have found the best way to handle this type of situation is to rely on the advice and wisdom of a few close friends/mentors that truly know who you are and what you are capable of and have no problem telling you the truth even when it’s not what you want to hear. Mikki Williams: One of the biggest challenges I faced was becoming the vice president of the west region of my company after being peers with many of my current employees over the

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Tom Lane (parent of Audrey ’16) is the president of Dwayne Lane’s Family of Auto Centers – one of the largest auto companies in the Northwest United States. Tom and his wife have five children and make their home in Snohomish County.

past 10 years. Making enemies was easier than winning over the team, but I had a job to perform with the best interests of the company, and the employees who cared to be there then and now, in mind. Over a period of two years, I brought in a new management team and had to make some tough decisions and deliver some tough messages. I have a big heart and that usually isn’t the best ingredient for a successful businesswoman in the male-dominant industry of my business. After a while, I realized change creates opportunity. This is all easily said now, but at the time it really was one of the greatest challenges I had ever faced. Jen Bowman: Being a 100-percent-commission real estate agent in a tough housing market was a challenge. I was fresh out of college when I got my real estate license so I relied on my network of friends and families I knew from high school – Archbishop Murphy is a fabulous community and it helped me get my business started. Keeping focused on the basics of business got me through one of the toughest times I might ever see in my career. Annie Dang: One of the biggest challenges in my life was the college application process. As a senior, I found it hard to focus on my studies, activities, and at the same time do the numerous applications and supplements. What got me through it was imagining how great it would feel if I was accepted to the school of my dreams. This daydreaming, although distracting, forced me to put my best effort into writing essays and responses that demonstrated my natural curiosity and love of learning.

I began my career only two days after college graduation. I should have traveled … maybe to Australia to run a hot-dog stand … should I consider that in retirement?

If you could go back and make one life decision all over again, what would it be and why? Tom Lane: I began my career only two days after college graduation. I should have traveled … maybe to Australia to run a hot-dog stand … should I consider that in retirement? Jen Bowman: I try to live and learn and not hold on to regrets. Mikki Williams: I would have traveled and lived in Europe. Having traveled to London and Germany with my company in the last 10 years, and now having the ability to send some of my own employees abroad for a short/long term assignment, I find myself looking back and wishing I was young again and able to experience these opportunities. Jacob Thompson: I am a big believer in the concept that you are the sum of all your experiences and that every decision helps to shape who you are. With that being said, I wish I could go back and come to the realization sooner that life is too short to stress over the small things and that the best thing you can do sometimes is to just sit back and live in the moment. Annie Dang: If I could go back, I would probably have tried a different sport. Although I love running, I have always wondered what it would be like to be on a closer-knit sports team, such as soccer or tennis. Murphy offered so many activities, I couldn’t do them all even though I wanted to. Hope Pettinger: If I could change one life decision I would not have worked while my child was very young. I would have kept him out of school for an extra year to give him a chance to mature and I would have been more hands on in his early childhood education. I would not have left the teaching to the teachers. I thought the school system would serve my children as well as it served me and I was wrong. But, the best decision I made was moving my child out of public school and into AMHS. Better late than never!

Share some of the best advice you’ve ever received or a favorite quote on how to handle changes/challenges in life. Annie Dang: The best advice I ever received was from my Mock Trial coach and AP Government and Politics teacher Roger Brodniak. He always taught me to keep an “even keel.” My life is extremely hectic, and he understood that. Whether it was in mock trials, tests, or performances, any time I was nervous, I just stopped to breathe and keep an even keel. Hope Pettinger: My favorite quote and the one I try to live by is, “The present is the gift.” By living in this realization every day I find that life is richer. Jen Bowman: “If you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always gotten.” - Tony Robbins. My dad always had Tony Robbins’ motivation tapes when I was a kid and his messages always hit home for me.

Jen (Richardson) Bowman ’00 is Archbishop Murphy High School’s new alumni director after serving on our board of trustees. She is responsible for building and growing our alumni association in her new part-time role. Jen is also a real estate broker with Windermere Real Estate, and a director with her local REALTOR chapter and chairwoman for its Young Professionals Network. Jen enjoys traveling abroad. She and her husband Andrew live in Lynnwood with their miniAustralian Shepherd, Fletcher.

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A mentor told me that no matter what you’re doing use the experience to the fullest to learn and grow.

Where do you see yourself in five years?

Annie Dang ’12 is attending Harvard College this fall after being accepted to every Ivy League institution to which she applied. She plans to study government and social studies then work as a paralegal before returning to school to earn her juris doctorate. She earned numerous awards and honors during her four years at AMHS, including the Holy Cross Award her senior year.

Jen Bowman: In five years, I’d like to give my parents the gift of grandchildren and maintain a good work life-balance. As a person who says yes to everything that’s always a challenge. Guess that means anything could come my way! Annie Dang: In five years, I hopefully will have graduated from Harvard College with a Bachelor’s in government and social studies. I will work as a paralegal for a few years before returning to school to earn my J.D. My experience with Mock Trial and AP classes at AMHS has influenced me to pursue law as a career, and with God always watching over me, I hope that dream will come to fruition. Mikki Williams: I see myself retired; there goes the planner in me.

Tom Lane: My grandfather told me when I was a young man that “whomever works the hardest keeps their job the longest.” He came from an era that weathered the Great Depression. I have a better understanding of what he was referring to after the recent economic crisis.

Jacob Thompson: In five years, I hope to be building our dream home, have another kid on the way and continuing to grow the Home Run Solutions brand in the residential general contracting arena as well as making investment real estate a larger focus of the company.

Jacob Thompson: Never stop learning and growing no matter what. Shortly after I graduated from Colorado State I was working in a job that wasn’t quiet what I had in mind. A mentor told me that no matter what you’re doing use the experience to the fullest to learn and grow. Once you have learned or grown as much as you can from a particular experience/job/ stage of life/etc, move on to the next one and do the same and eventually the sum of all your experiences will lead you to your ultimate path.

Tom Lane: I envision my wife and I doing the same things we are now – watching our five children grow up as happy, independent people. Hope Pettinger: I am not a planner, so I will enjoy the journey and see where it leads.

Mikki Williams: The best advice I ever received from a mentor was never be late for anything. Better to be early than on time. We all go through life thinking that being on time is good enough. I believe that trying to be on time rather than being early is similar to accepting mediocrity over greatness. This mantra has worked well for me in my career and with my personal life. I hope to pass on this important life lesson to my children. ARCHBISHOP MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS OF

Valedictorian Elizabeth Jane Hassebrock Dylan Mozlowski

2012

Salutatorian Eric David Lawson

Graduation

Matthew Dean Adams Anker Benjamin Anderson Sandra Andrea Arnez Manrique Ted Baird Courtney Marie Ballata James Patrick Coady Barracca Michaela Marie Bartz Allyson Christine Beck Sean Michael Bellevue Sarah Katharina Bettag Marin Elise Blair Cole D. Borseth Gabriel L. Bourne Austin Nicholas Broadwell Erika Buehlmaier Brandon Edward Bulaclac Marcus Burdyshaw Gabriela Christine Byrne James Rockwell Camp Andrea Marie Clark Avery Joene Colgan Stephanie Erica Conard Kelli Marie Corbett Kiera Hope Cai Xiu Daigle Annie Victoria Dang Katelyn Christine Daviscourt Angelia Ren’ee Deccio Michelle Dinh Timothy Jacob Dobson Peyton Kaye Endsley Kendell L. Erickson Ryan Anthony Fenton Jessica Marie Ficklin Robert Michael Filley Alexandra Allyn Wagner Flake

Jacob Thomas Flanigan Marnita Celeste Frazier Miranda Kay Gleason Zachary E. Gordon Kelly Cathleen Gould Cole Vincent Patrick Grant Kimberly Anne Kumiko Grome Rachel Doreen Gunselman James Cameron Guy Daniel Lawrence Haider Riker J. Hale Tailor Marie Hansen Daniel Robert Harris Elizabeth Jane Hassebrock Benard James Haugen Kristofer James Hausmann Mackenzie Rae Hegland Trenton R. Heisel Melissa Ann Hilgendorf Duc Trong Hoang Eileen Ryan Hoban Lauren Michele Holberg Samuel Redmond Holeman Marea Rose Homes Cheyenne Alane Hoza Aidan Thomas Huggins Blake Stephen Jacobsen Sarah Frances Jamieson Se Won Leah Jeon Connor Robert Kelly Alexander Harris Kramer Conner M. Kruse Matthew Kuehhas Amadeusz Cyryl Lapinski Abigail Larson

Eric David Lawson David Chan Le Hannah Everest Linsenmayer Mitchell A. Longoria Haley Marin Lord Eric Michael Louthain Megan Elizabeth Loutsis Jamie M. Maietto Kendall Marie Martin Amanda Quade Marvin Levi Calahan MaVorhis Yuliana Mendoza Bethany L. Mies Samantha Renee Mifflin Castille Aidan Miller Daniel Jay Miller Evan Allen Miller Sevryn P. Modahl W. Thomas Mozingo, Jr. Dylan Mozlowski Kyle Patrick Mulvaney Olivia Christine Murphy Robert Alexander Murray James Nam Quin Scott Borromeo Nelson Chelsea Marie Newgard Cristian Ordonez Nguyen Talor Kiyoshi Okada Olivia Raye Olsen Tasha Michelle Pabisz Brieanna Palm James Lee Bernard Peckham Joshua William Pedersen Peter Phuoc Pham Michael Thomas Pursley

Riley Keefe Rayner Cameron Christopher Rohde Caroline Conlon Rourke Sarah Liv Rudy Andréa Christine Sadowski Gabriel David Salazar Larios Rowan Robert Sanders Lauren Elise Santucci Mark Duane Schireman Annie Rae Schmidt Whitney M. Keiffer-Sharp Samuel Nalty Shober Matthew Taylor Siggins PJ Simmons Joseph G. Skranak Patrick Stephen-Dale Spak Charles John Stringfellow Nichole Carolina Sturgill Alex Christopher Tapert Shannon Mary Thacker Holly Erin Thode Tony Do To Brandon Matthew Todd Christine Elizabeth Towey Kevin Manh Tran Jordan Christopher Trinka Kristen Anne Turner Brig Urias Gonzalo Vazquez-Guevara Akeno James Vidamo Lukas Sullivan Wade Philip Adam Walczak Ellie Rose Marie Wicklund Katherine Elizabeth Winchell Adrianna Mahealani Wong Kortney Jean Yant Andrew Yao Kar Ming ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012

Holy Cross Award Annie Victoria Dang

Theology Community Service Award Andréa Christine Sadowski

Dick Henderson Award Anker Benjamin Anderson

Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy Campus Minister Award Kiera Hope Cai Xiu Daigle

Colleges and Universities to which the members of the Class of 2012 have been accepted. Over $12.5 million dollars in awards and scholarships have been offered to the Class of 2012.

WASHINGTON Bellevue College Cascadia Community College Central Washington University Eastern Washington University Everett Community College Gonzaga University Pacific Lutheran University Saint Martin’s University Seattle Pacific University Seattle University Shoreline Community College University of Puget Sound University of Washington Seattle University of Washington Bothell Washington State University Western Washington University Whatcom Community College Whitman College Whitworth University CALIFORNIA Azusa Pacific University California Baptist University California Lutheran University California Polytechnic State University - San Luis Obispo Chapman University Humboldt State University Loyola Marymount University Notre Dame de Namur University Pepperdine University Pomona College Saint Mary’s College of California San Diego State University Santa Clara University Stanford University University of California - Davis University of California Santa Barbara University of California San Diego University of La Verne University of Redlands University of San Diego University of San Francisco University of Southern California Whittier College

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OREGON Lewis & Clark College Linfield College Oregon Institute of Technology Oregon State University Pacific University University of Oregon University of Portland Willamette University WEST Arizona State University Boise State University Carroll College Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University Montana State University New Mexico State University Northern Arizona University Regis University University of Arizona University of Colorado at Boulder University of Denver University of Hawaii at Hilo University of Idaho University of Montana University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of Nevada, Reno University of Wyoming MIDWEST Benedictine College College of St. Benedict St. John’s University Cornell College Creighton University Dordt College Gustavus Adolphus College Hillsdale College Hope College Kalamazoo College Lawrence University Loyola University Chicago Marquette University Michigan State University Ohio Wesleyan University Purdue University Saint Mary’s College St. Olaf College University of Minnesota Twin Cities University of Notre Dame Washington University in St. Louis

EAST American University Boston College Brown University Clark University Cornell University Dartmouth College Drexel University Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts Gannon University George Washington University Hartwick College Harvard College Loyola University Maryland Massachusetts Institute of Technology St. John’s University St. Vincent’s College State University of New York at Buffalo The Catholic University of America University of Massachusetts - Amherst University of Pennsylvania University of Rochester Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Yale University SOUTH Ave Maria University Clemson University College of Charleston Greensboro College Rhodes College Texas A&M University University of Dallas University of Houston University of South Carolina BOLIVIA Universidad Privada Boliviana CANADA McGill University

wildcats! 2012 Scholastic Cup State Champions The WIAA/Washington Army National Guard Scholastic Cup, the WIAA’s most prestigious annual school award, is a yearlong competition designed to determine the top school in each of the six WIAA classifications. The Scholastic Cup recognizes the top interscholastic programs in Washington that display excellence in academics, sportsmanship and athletic performances throughout the school year. State Academic Champions • Baseball – 3.682 Team GPA • Boys Swimming – 3.591 Team GPA • Boys’ Track & Field – 3.543 Team GPA

AMHS Baseball Wins 2A State Championship

The AMHS Varsity Boys’ Baseball team won the 2A State Championship in a dramatic come-from-behind victory over rival Lynden High School at Yakima County Stadium. Senior Eric Lawson hit a clutch two-run scoring single in extra innings to secure a 7 - 6 victory for the Wildcats. The season was special in many ways for Head Coach Stan Taloff. He earned his 500th career victory during the regular season to go along with his first State Championship title. (Not in photo: Coach Roman Miller)

ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012

Co-curricular activities at Archbishop Murphy include not just athletics, but HiQ, Mock Trial and Math Club. The 2011-2012 school year revealed students with exceptional talent both on and off the field. “Bravo!” to all Wildcats who participated and gave their very best.

Girls’ Soccer Places Third at State

Boys’ Soccer wins Conference and District Titles, Place Third at State

Wildcat defender, Holly Thode, clears the ball.

First Team All-State Forward Aidan Huggins leads the Wildcats to a third place State trophy.

(l – r) Alec Barnard, Austin Barnard, Stephen Boden, Hunter Cosgrove set a new AA State Meet record of 3:15.52 on the 400 Free Relay. Alec also won the 100 Fly in a state record time of 51.21. The swimmers took home the second place team trophy.

AMHS Boys Swimming 2012 State Champion 400 Freestyle Relay Team

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Wildcat Football Places Second at State Championship

Sam Shober, now playing for Stanford, pressures the Othello quarterback in the State Quarter Final game. Archbishop Murphy went on to lose a heartbreaker to Lynden, 17 - 16, in the State Championship game.

AMHS Mock Trial Team Wins 2012 District Championship

Track & Field

Annie Dang makes a point during Mock Trial competition.

Mark Schireman launches a personal best throw of 179’ 2” to win the 2012 AA State Championship.

HiQ Team Wins State; Places Fourth in National Championship Golf Team Wins Cascade Conference Championship

Math Club Individual State Championship

Max Vilgalys, an accomplished oboist, won an individual Math Competition State title in the “Know Down” category and led the AMHS Math Club to a third place finish in “Team Topicals.”

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ARTS Drama Fine Art MUSIC

1 Watercolor painting by Alexandria Weissbach, used for the Spring Concert program cover.

2 Luke Bolles takes aim during a performance of “Annie Get Your Gun.”

3 Students learn drawing and shading techniques in Illustration class.

4 The AMHS 2012 Spring Musical cast photo. “Annie Get Your Gun” played to sold-out audiences in February, 2012.

National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists

Congratulations to AMHS students Mariah Conley, Alexander Leat and Max Vilgalys for being named semifinalists in the 2013 National Merit Scholarship Competition. About 1.5 million juniors in more than 22,000 high schools across the country entered the scholarship program competition by taking the 2011 PSAT. Four additional students were named commended students in the National Merit Program: Michelle Cary, Devin D’Angelo, Margaret Nolan and Tristan Struthers.

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2011–2012 Annual Report 2012-2013 Administration Matthew Schambari President Steve Schmutz Principal

ANNUAL GIVING $268,786

Murphy Legacy Gifts of $10,000+

Alex Crane Dean of Students

Lon and Joan Carlson Boeing Gift Matching Program Employee’s Community Fund of the Boeing Company Microsoft Matching Gift Program

Jerry Zander Athletic Director

Heritage

John Matusak Vice Principal

Betsie Devenny Controller Rebecca Hover Director of Communications Michael McCloskey Director of Development Christine Wemhoff ‘06 Director of Admissions Jennifer (Richardson) Bowman ‘00 Director of Alumni Relations Casey Ross Director of Campus Ministry Rev. Armando Guzman Chaplain

James and Catherine McDade Patti and Bruce Means Susan Murphy John and Rebekah Naab Juhong Park Dan and Robin Peckham

Jeff and Tracy Green Amanda Hoover Dennis and Mary Maher Thomas and Monica McDonough Tom and Mary Mozingo Ron and Sandy Rudy Jim and Elizabeth Wilson

Dan and Lisa Pedersen Jonnell Quarrie Mark and Kimberly Rohde Duane and Mary Schireman Skranak Family John and Laura Stoeser Rick and Molly Stubrud Brad and Rebecca Taylor Bill and Patty Terhar Dan and T.C. Thacker The Capital Group Companies, Inc. United Way of Snohomish County Luis and Yolanda Valdes David and Kelly Votava Joe and Annemarie Weber

President’s Circle

Wildcat Pride

Gifts of $2,500+

Gifts of $1,000+

Gifts of $500+

Michael and Barbara Alfond Vince and Kathy Alkire Mark T. Anderson and Lisa Gianelli Bob and Dee Axley Caig and Suzanne Buchanan Mike Carroll Richard and Janet Deccio Ken and Jocene Dematteis Mary Fran Ennis Viggo and Aileen Forde Ryan and Elizabeth Foxley Vlad Goncharov and Lyudmila Shur James and Teresa Guy Cary and Maureen Halpin Shawn and Kathie Hoban Tom and Margaret Hoban Terry and Tami Jacobsen Gary and Sylvie Kacmarcik John Kelly James and Kim Larson Jennifer Lovejoy

Anonymous Brian and Teresa Bellevue Dave and Barb Bennett Buffalo Square Chevron Ed and Cindy Burby Mark and Mary Ann Colombo James and Celeste Cosgrove Ty and Nina Dennis Mike and Cathy Dire Bill Erwert Gaffney Construction Inc. Bob and Susie Graby Kevin and Barbara Harris Rick and Christi Heath Todd and Denise Kinsfather Harry Laban and Gretchen Sewall Nancy Lord Tom and Mary Pat Lord John and Tammy Matusak Merck Partnership for Giving Daniel and Mary Murray

Ron and Krystie Pilukas Ricardo and Kathleen Rivera Andrew and Sally Sanders Shawna Stanley Roger and Jodi Strohm Liz and Steve Swift Jesse and Janet Urias Beth and Alex Walsh Marie Webster Matt and Carrie Wright Chengnang and Cathy Yao Randall and Joyce Yates Craig and Karyn Zupke

Red and Black Club Gifts of $250+ Anonymous (2) Aerojet Eduardo Alvarez and Jessica Lorant James and Jennifer Ange Dennis and Lea Angeline Craig and Tina Bailey Bob and Liz Baldwin Bank of America United Way Campaign Chris and Joann Barnard Tim and Rena Blair Joe and Julie Bodmer Jen (Richardson) ‘00 and Andrew Bowman Jane Brown Ron Brown, M.D. The Buehlmaier Family John and Rene Buerger Cory and Gigi Burke Tom Burns and Julia Walters-Burns Mary Anne Callaghan and David Buerge Colin and Trish Cary Mark Conley and Meina Cheng Jeff and Shannon Corbett Kevin and Kathleen Corrigan Tim Doyle and Mary McCloskey Jon and Kim Echols Marcus and Janine Erickson ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012

AMHS Swim Team received a generous donation from Mill Creek’s Columbia Funding Mortgage. Blaine Gilchrist-Smith Steve and Sandy Good Brian Hilgendorf Randy and Nancy Hughes Doug and Jackie Jeske Tom and Ann Kelly Mary Ann Kozlovsky Steve and Eileen Louthain Jeff and Lisa Lynn Michael and Laura Mallahan Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Dori Mashburn Mike and Laurie McCloskey Mike and Kathy McVickar Carl and Cindy Mies Henry and Stacia Miller Beth and Ken Mock Dennis and Evelyn Modahl Dan and Louise Moynihan Jim and JoAnn Mulligan Scott and Kippy Murphy Family Fund at the Greater Everett Community Foundation Ken and Dee Dee Oen Bette Opstad James and Cynthia Oster Michael and Lucy Pabisz Tom and Mary Pursley Patricia Radle Steven Rayner and Colleen Keefe Ricardo and Juanita Rivera Matt and Sally Schambari Jeff Schmidt Wally and Stephany Schneider Harvey and Claudia Scott Tom and Marion Skalley

John and Charlotte Sollars Phil and Reggie Voyk Dr. Gail Wellenstein and Dr. Nicholas de Chadenedes Randy and Char Wicklund Jerry and Meg Wiese Louis and Janet Zuanich

Friends Gifts up to $249 Anonymous (15) Monti and Maryanne Ackerman Ray and Ann Adams Scott and Joyce Allen Margaret Ames Don and Carla Anderson Doug and Lynn Arthur William and Gwenn Baer Robert Baker Charles and Nancy Barr Gregg Bartley and Huei Wang Melinda Beck Jurgen and Elaine Bettag Joe Biwer Guy Boggs Steve Bourne and Christine Dubois Roger and Kristyn Brodniak Steve and Shelly Brown Don and Heather Brown Patricia Brust Drs. Al Smith and Kris Brynildsen-Smith Fran Bueler Tom and Barb Burke Jack and Anne Callaghan John Callaghan

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Kathleen Carroll Claire Carter Joe and Helene Clancy John Clapp Bill and Sheri Cloud Collin’s Landscaping and Yard Service

John and Margie Hardy Jim Hardy Tim and Stephanie Harvey Steven and Kimberly Haub Karl and Theresa Hausmann Mike Havnaer

Steve and Liz Conard John and Sheri Conderman Jay and Alexa Cooke The Coty Family Alex and Meghan (Sweeney) ‘06 Crane David and Debbi Creed Colleen Daigle James and Barbara Davis Amy DeAguero Betsie Devenny Diane Diaz and Darren Agee Ken and Jody Dobson Robert Downey Helen Downing Gaylord and Lorene Durland Susan Reis and John Engel David and Janet Fairbank Dick and Terry Feely Chris Fellstrom Robert and Robin Fenton Kim and Tony Ferragamo Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Christa (Antoncich) ‘97 and Andrew Fiske Kathleen Fitzpatrick Gale and Dee Flake Tim and Sue Flanigan Virginia Freal Nedra and Paul Gallagher Ralph and Harriet Gamman Robert and Susan Gange Brie Gershick ‘99 Ed and Gail Giroux Bishop Raymond Goedert Jim and Roberta Gordon Donald and Ilene Grome Fr. Armando Guzman Darin Hagstrom Collin and Colleen Hards

Ronald and Arlene Hicks Cory and Debbie Hitchcock Tom and Maureen Hoban Fr. John Hoffman Sam and Julie Hogenson Kris and Mary Jensen Dwight and Holly Johnson Frank and Carol Jones Thelma Kane Brent and Kathy Keck Josephine Keck Brian and Kim Kelleher Susan Kenyon Ronald and Kelly Krueger Fr. William Lane Beverlee Lasswell Steve and Linda Leat Kelvin and Shirley Lee Robert and Kathleen Lefcourt Jim Leonard and Marcia Robbins Pat and Don Lichty Steve and Judy Linscott George and Nancy Lobisser Jon and Tonia Lucas The Maietto Family Peter and Laura Main Bill Marsh Susan McCloskey Mary Ann McFarland Mike and Karla McGuire Alan and Joan McIntosh Nick McNaughton ‘07 John and Veronica McVickar Will and Doris Medlicott Cathy Meehan John and Pat Michaelson Jeff Miller and Carol Puccinelli Roman Miller Patrick and Nicole Mulvaney

Tim and Maureen Murphy Shirley Nah Ray and Mary Nalty Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nelson Joe Neussendorfer and Rebecca Hover Sandy Newgard Stephen and Kate O’Brien Shannon O’Kelley and Tyra Malmborg-O’Kelley Ernie and Sandy Oosterveen Al Orsland Margaret Overturf Christopher and Kimberly Pastega Doug and Mary Anne Petesch Rita Ponton Joan Raab Maureen and John Reid Dave and Kathy Robinson Frank and Glenna Rodriguez Michael Rourke and Kate O’Brien-Rourke Robert and Anna Rutherford Terry and Roberta Ryan Sabotage Sports Liz and Ted Sadowski Nick Sadowski ‘06 Pete Sadowski ‘05 David and Miriam Salazar Joseph Sarullo and Theresa Peloso Dave and Julie Schauss Steve and Stephanie Schmutz John and Dorothy Seigal Louie and Sheila Siggins Raymond and Dorothy Sittauer Sandy Barton Smith and Shaun Smith

Dana and Craig Smith Pat and Diana Spak Ed and Julie Spencer Carl and Izzie Spotz Ray and Jean Stoeser Doug and Michiko Struthers Sylvia Sturgill Paul and Sheree Taylor Edmund and Lynn Thomas Dennis and Mary Thompson Karen and Christopher Towey Mrs. Akiko Toyama TRUiST Greg and Ellie Turcott United Way of Snohomish County John and Joann Veleber Debby Walsh and Dick Hopp Tony and Ann Waltier Tim and Linda Weller Christine Wemhoff ‘06 Roger and Wendy Westlund Ryan White Mitch and Elisa Whitehouse Carol Wieltschnig Dickie Wieltschnig Steve and Patti Williams Leonard and Kathleen Wroblewski Cortney and Stanford Wyatt Dick and Kay Yant Rick and Susie Yeilding Jerry and Jenny Zander Frank and Virginia Zuanich

AUCTION/SCRIP contributions $291,171

Auction Co-Chairs: Dori Mashburn Michael Alfond Anonymous (7) A Very Taki Tiki Bar & Grill Jeff and Sue Adams Ray and Ann Adams Michael and Barbara Alfond Alleluia! Catholic Store Scott and Joyce Allen Craig and Lois Alton Eduardo and Jessica Alvarez AMHS Athletic Department AMHS Booster Club Board AMHS Football Team AMHS Girls’ Soccer Team AMHS Girls Swim Team AMHS Girls Volleyball Team AMHS SCRIP Donors Mark T. Anderson and Lisa Gianelli Jim and Jennifer Ange Anthony’s Home Port Archbishop Murphy High School Argosy Cruises Jose Arnez and Sandra Manrique Arnie’s Restaurant - Edmonds ArtisanCrafted.com Kiran and Rupa Asher Mark and Undine Askman Spence and Yosef Astone Azul Restaurant and Lounge August and Amy Bader Robert and Karen Baele William and Gwenn Baer Craig and Tina Bailey Jeff and Monica Baird Joseph and Carol Ballata Ballinger Lake Golf Course Joan Baratto Rick and Dawne Barela Bargreen Coffee Company Chris and Joann Barnard Anthony Barracca and Colleen Coady Mike Bartley Gregg Bartley and Huei Wang Manfred and Karen Bartz Donald Beavon and Sheila Murphy Matthew and Amy Beck BELFOR Property Restoration Brian and Teresa Bellevue Ben Bridge Jeweler

Dave and Barb Bennett Bruce and Brenda Bequette Jurgen and Elaine Bettag Helen Bhak Mike Bieda and Shannon O’Neill-Bieda Moya Blair Gary and Jeanie Boddy Peter and Stephanie Boden Bogan Limousine Excursions Greg and Susan Bolles Karlene Bolton Kirk and Kristin Borseth Boston’s The Gourmet Pizza Steve Bourne and Christine Dubois Noel and Monica Boyle John and Kelli Bradley Ric and Lauren Brandt Bridges Pets Mike and Karen Broadwell Peter and Kellie Brodie Shannon Brooks Don and Heather Brown Joseph and Mary Brown Buca di Beppo Caig and Suzanne Buchanan Buehlmaier Family John and Rene Buerger Ed and Jean Bulaclac Dave and Nancy Burdyshaw Cory and Gigi Burke Jamie and Teresa Busch John Bush Thomas and Elizabeth Byrne Daniel Byrne Cafe de Paris Lynn Calimlim Jack and Anne Callaghan Mark and Sandy Cameron Dan and Delita Camilleri Jane Camp Campbell’s Resort Canlis Canyon River Ranch Resort Canyons Restaurant Jay Carey and Hortensia Castillo-Carey Lon and Joan Carlson Mike Carroll Colin and Trish Cary Center for Wooden Boats Chelsea Piers Jennifer Christensen Joe and Helene Clancy Erik and Kathy Clark Pat and Birgit Clark Bill and Sheri Cloud ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012

Rick and Julie Colgan Colleen Tracy Dentistry Damu Collins Tami Collins Mark and Mary Ann Colombo Color Me Mine Steve and Liz Conard Mark Conley and Meina Cheng Cookie Lee Jeff and Shannon Corbett John and Colleen Corbin Kevin and Kathleen Corrigan James and Celeste Cosgrove Coulee Country Kennel David Creed and Deborah Hodges-Creed Crisafulli Dental Michael and Charie Crisler Skip Crout and Libbie Musladin Crystalite Mfg. D.A. Burns & Sons Colleen Daigle Patrick and Helen Damitio Du Dang and Hue Nguyen John and Sabrina D’Angelo Todd and Janette Davelaar Kurt and Kim Daviscourt Gary and Debbie Dawes Nick De Chadenedes and Gail Wellenstein Amy DeAguero Richard and Janet Deccio Guy and Dee DeCosterd Tom and Jamili DeGrazia Ken and Jocene Dematteis Denise’s Delights Ty and Nina Dennis Diane Diaz and Darren Agee Ted and Lieu Dinh Joyce Dini Disneyland Resort Community Relations Ken and Jody Dobson Mary Donnelly Doodlebug Sportz Jeff and Carolyn Dorney Rennie and Cheryl Dover Mark and Shauna Dreyer Dubindil Winery Nhan Ha and Diem Duong Jose and Ana Duron Daniel and Celina Dzilenski EDM LLC Edmonds Center for the Arts Education Unlimited El Gaucho

Embassy Suites Hotel Seattle –North/ Lynnwood EMP Museum Mike and Janet Endsley Marcus and Janine Erickson Everett Therapeutic Center Larry and Teri Faber Todd and Mary Fantin Susan Feijoo Brenda Felder Mayanne Feliciano Robert and Robin Fenton Tom and Betsy Ficklin Michael and Susanna Filley Roger and Brenda Flake Tim and Sue Flanigan Karen Flink Viggo and Aileen Forde Meghan Fortier Deborah Freestone Friends of AMHS Frye Art Museum Furion Cellars John and Annie Galgano Nedra and Paul Gallagher Larry and Connie Gallwas Ty M. Galvin, DDS Ernesto Gamboa Games On Wheels George Orthodontics Ed and Gail Giroux Glacier Bear Lodge Lori Aagard Greg and Nga Goldfinch James and Roberta Gordon Todd and Leah Gordon Tullus and Mary Ann Gordon Herb and Chris Gould Bob and Susan Graby Bill and Karen Grant Vince and Tracy Grant Grazie Italian Restaurant Jeff and Tracy Green Leonard and Rhonda Grinde Don and Ilene Grome Robert and Coralyn Gunselman Cathy Guthrie James and Teresa Guy H & L Sporting Goods Anthony and Sandra Hachler Christine Hadley Mike and Lisa Hagen Shelley Hagstrom Haider Construction Inc. Ron and Maureen Haider Hair Designers Trevor Hale and Amy Walker-Hale

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Lynn Hallstrom Brien and Tennille Hansen John and Bea Hanson Harbour Pointe Jewelers Paul and Rhonda Hardan Mark and Peggy Harnden Kevin and Barbara Harris Vernon Harris and Wendy Ryals James and Stacey Hassebrock Kenneth Hasselbalch John and Ann Haugen Karl and Theresa Hausmann Rick and Christi Heath Heavy Restaurant Group David and Polly Hegland Steve and Kathy Heidenreich Jon and Kimberly Heisel Jonathan and Jodi Hensley Hillcrest Bakery Dave and Patty Hines Thu Huynh Shawn and Kathie Hoban Tom and Margaret Hoban Karl and Lori Hofmann Sam and Julie Hogenson Glenn and Michele Holberg Rich and Patrice Holberg Paul Holeman Home Run Solutions, LLC Brad and Lori Homes Hoodsport Winery Amanda Hoover John and Maria Horning Hotel 1000 Stephanni Hoza Wes and Mary Ellen Huggins Frank and Donna Hyatt John Rogers and Heidi Hylback Inglewood Golf Club Inn At Port Gardner Integrated Rehabilitation Group Adela Istrate Ivar’s Restaurant J. Shelton Photography Alison Jacobs Terry and Tami Jacobsen Brian and Cheryl Jamieson Doug and Jackie Jeske Brenden and Cindy Johnson Dwight and Holly Johnson Bill and Wendie Jones Harold Joseph Gary and Sylvie Kacmarcik Kafe Neo Tom and Kim Kane Aaron and Kristen Karls Brent and Kathy Keck

Brian Kelleher and Kimberley DeTuerk Dennis and Mary Kelly Kenmore Gun Range Joseph and Elizabeth Keyes Kidd Valley Restaurant Eun Kim Euna Jo Todd and Denise Kinsfather Kiona Vineyards Kirkland Performance Center Devin and Kimberly Klaudt Knights of Columbus Council #763 Kirk and Taunya Koch Mitchell and Catherine Kouchakji Erin Kramer Mark and Kim Kramer Ron and Kelly Krueger Gary and Marion Krumwiede Michelle Kruse Tim and Judy Kuehhas John and Mireille Kwesele La Galleria Restaurant Harry Laban and Gretchen Sewall Rocky and Tracy Lambert Lantz Cellars Andzrej and Izabela Lapinski Dan and Jayme Larsen James and Larson Bruce and Lani Lawson Steven and Linda Leat Kelvin and Shirley Lee Sung Lim Kurt and Susan Linsenmayer Lisa Sezate Jason and Denise Longoria Douglas and Maria Lord Lorinda’s Salon Spa Store Loud Technologies Steve and Eileen Louthain DeAnna Loutsis Mike Loutsis Jennifer Lovejoy Gary and Renee Loveless Bill and Anna Lucas Bill and Lisa Lucas Jon and Tonia Lucas Kelly and Julie Lucas Larry Lunceford and Deborah Long-Lunceford M. E. Life Photography Jesus and Lourdes Magana Dennis and Mary Maher Scott and Kris Mahlum Sid and Karen Maietto Peter and Laura Main Don and Julie Martin Joe and Jane Martin

Tim and Jennifer Marvin Marysville Veterinary Hospital Dori Mashburn Chip and Lorrie Mattingly David and Char Matts Daniel Vorhis and Bernadine Mahar Alexander McAdam McCann Family Chiropractic Mike and Laurie McCloskey Susan McCloskey Jim and Catherine McDade Thomas and Monica McDonough Jim and Patty McGoorty Alan and Joan McIntosh Mike and Kathy McVickar William and Doris Medlicott Hector and Amelia Mendoza James Michael and Jennifer Swami Jason and Kristin Michaud Carl and Cindy Mies Matt and Shannon Mifflin Miles Neff, DDS Family Dentistry Mill Creek Jewelers Mill Creek Sports Donald and Kelli Miller Jeffrey Miller and Carol Puccinelli Lance and Heidi Miller Mark Miller and Julie Drake Garner Micole Miller and Kathleen Bozich-Miller Mini Mountain Ken and Beth Mock Dennis and Evelyn Modahl Monroe Shed Depot Santhosh and Meryl Moolayil David and Samantha Morales Enrique and Cynthia Morales Nicholas and Theresa Moran Morgan Stanley - Seattle Bernard and Celina Morris Liz Morrison Eric and Lizabeth Mott Mountlake Terrace Police Department William and Mary Mozingo Ken and Delphine Mozlowski Pat and Nicole Mulvaney Dan and Amy Murnan Susan Murphy Tim and Maureen Murphy Scott and Kippy Murphy Robert and Micaela Murray Dan and Mary Murray My Garden Nursery John and Rebekah Naab Shirley Nah Sang and Si Nam Navina Skin Center

Chuck and Nanette Nelson Ric Newgard Sandy Newgard Kim Newman Hai and Minh Nguyen Tim and Rebecca Nixon Matthew and Ann Nolan Northwest Outdoor Center Paul and Lucy Novack Kenneth and Dee Dee Oen Darrell and Kim Okada Shannon O’Kelley and Tyra Malmborg-O’Kelley Jim and Susie Olsen Richard and Karen Ombrellaro Nydia Ordonez Jennifer Orseth Michael and Lucy Pabisz Pacific Science Center Robert and Megan Palermo Doug and Debbie Palm Pampered Chef Steve and Susan Papagayo Party Display and Costume - Seattle Patty’s Eggnest - Seattle Paul Davis Restoration John and Denise Pavelcik Daniel and Robin Peckham Patricia Peckham Dan and Lisa Pedersen Hoang and Terri Pham Stacy Daniels Phoenix Theatre Ron and Krystie Pilukas Dennis and Lori Pollett Cynthia Ponce Dan and Miriam Ponton Brian and Wendy Popp Portraits By Theresa Marc and Shirley Portsmouth Royce and Trish Potteiger Tim and Angie Ptacek Tom and Mary Pursley Ray and Connie Pynsky Jonnell Quarrie Quinalt Beach Resort and Casino Sabrina Randall Rex and Jana Rasmussen Steven Rayner and Colleen Keefe Renaissance Seattle Hotel Steve and Jean Reynaud Jay Richardson Francisco and Veronica RivasBach Ricardo and Kathleen Rivera Dave and Kathleen Robinson Mark and Kimberly Rohde Romio’s Pizza & Pasta - Silver Lake

Roundhouse Designs Michael Rourke and Kate O’Brien-Rourke Jim and Dana Rowley Ron and Sandy Rudy Terry and Roberta Ryan Jeffrey and Johannah Ryman Floreneio and Scarlett Saavedra Ted and Liz Sadowski Jarnail and Joyti Saini Saint Martin’s University David and Miriam Salazar Jon and Erin Sand Andrew and Sally Sanders John and Malia Santucci Erin Saparto Joe Sarullo and Theresa Peloso George and Cristina Sauer Jill Scavotto Matt and Sally Schambari Duane and Mary Schireman Kyle Schmidt William and Kim Schmidt Schmidt Advanced Dentistry Schmidt Blueberry Farm Schmidt Family Chiropractic Wally and Stephany Schneider Harvey and Claudia Scott Seafair Seattle Children’s Theatre Seattle Hill Sport and Spine Physical Therapy Seattle Junior Hockey Seattle Mariners Seattle Public Theater Seattle Repertory Theatre Seattle Sounders FC Seattle Symphony Marissa Sebers Tom and Cindy Seib Tuesdie Shaffer Wayne Sharp John and Michelle Shaw Shawn O’Donnell’s American Grill & Irish Pub Mark Shiner Jeff Shober and Deb Nalty Vlad Goncharov and Lyudmila Shur Sheila Siggins Preston and Jill Simmons Sineann Winery SinksGallery.com Steven and Elizabeth Sizelove Thomas and Marion Skalley Richard and Hailey Skidmore Alan Skranak and Diana Manning David and Susan Smith

Sno-Isle Natural Foods Coop Sojen Cellars Pat and Diana Spak Ed and Julie Spencer Todd and Karla Sproul Shawna Stanley Starbucks - Claremont Village Staybridge Suites Hotel Steve and Patty Stoddard Stone Soup Theatre Charles and Margaret Stringer Jay and Leigh Stringfellow Roger and Jodi Strohm Douglas and Michiko Struthers Sylvia Sturgill Ken Sturgill Young Suh Chris and Simone Sutton Allen and Mary Swenson Mark and Stephanie Tapert Janis Tenzler Bill and Patty Terhar Anapogi and Crystal Tevaga Dan and T.C. Thacker The Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture The Museum of Flight The Puyallup Fair The Resort at Port Ludlow Greg and Kelli Thode Thanh and Phuong Thao To Matthew and Kristy Todd Christopher and Karen Towey Hung Tran and Duyen Nguyen John and Lisa Tran Trihn Tran and Xuan Luong Theresa Trinka-Hoard and Steve Hoard Tulalip Resort Casino Serena Turner Tutton Naturopathic and Acupuncture Frederick and Denise Ulowetz Lisa Ungvarsky University Book Store - Seattle Jesse and Janet Urias Sanjeev and Seema Vaderah Luis and Norma Valdes Leo and Meghan Van Hollebeke Louie and Lynn Van Hollebeke Kurt and Louise VanderWel Alex and Susana Vazquez Debra Venhaus Vicki Derks Photography Justas and Pat Vilgalys Villa Nuova Ristorante Italiano Village Theatre Trigg and Deidre Villani ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012

Vista Clara Coffee George and Jennifer Volsky Marcus and Theresa von der Hofen Dave and Kelly Votava W. D. Grant & Assoc. Andia Wade Michael and Melinda Wade Wagner Jewelers Dariusz and Magdalena Walczak Alex and Beth Walsh Walter Dacon Winery Tony and Ann Waltier Joe and Annemarie Weber Peter and Carla Weissbach Ed and Lisa Wendling Roger and Wendy Westlund Michael and Margo Weyers Dave and Sue White Trevor and Dorine White Mitch and Elisa Whitehouse Wicked Cellars Randy and Char Wicklund Steve and Patti Williams Jim and Elizabeth Wilson Steve and Julia Winchell Kapena and Patricia Wong Matt and Carrie Wright Richard and Kathryn Yant Chenguang and Cathy Yao Timothy and Tiffany Yao YMCA - Monroe Branch Kristi York Zappos.com Zeeks Pizza Craig and Karen Zupke

FUND-A-NEED New Bus $31,000

Anonymous (4) Monti and Maryanne Ackerman Jeff and Sue Adams August and Amy Bader Joe and Carol Ballata Chris and Joann Barnard Robert and Jennifer Bayersdorfer Peter and Stephanie Boden Boeing Matching Gift Program Guy Boggs Mike and Carmen Bos Andrew and Jen (Richardson) ‘00 Bowman John and Rene Buerger The Capital Group Companies, Inc. Lon and Joan Carlson

Colin and Trish Cary Rick and Julie Colgan Kevin and Kathleen Corrigan James and Celeste Cosgrove Mike and Charie Crisler Patrick and Helen Damitio Jolyn Davis Gary and Debbie Dawes Betsie Devenny Diane Diaz and Darren Agee Ken and Jody Dobson Mary Fran Ennis Mike and Jennifer Faddis Mayanne Feliciano Terri and Frank Fewel Nedra and Paul Gallagher Ginnie Gallaon

Bill and Susie Schmidt William and Kim Schmidt Preson and Jill Simmons Tom and Marion Skalley Scott and Michele Suchan Greg and Kelli Thode Jesse and Janet Urias Luis and Norma Valdes Patrick and Laurie Vilbrandt Dave and Kelly Votava Jeff Wagner and Peg O’Meara Tony and Ann Waltier Dr. Gail Wellenstein and Dr. Nicholas de Chadenedes Wells Fargo Matching Gift Program Roger and Wendy Westlund Dave and Sue White

Duane and Pamela Gleave Bob and Susie Graby Don and Ilene Grome Fr. Armando Guzman Cary and Mo Halpin John and Bea Hanson Karl and Theresa Carla Heath Rick and Christi Heath Dick and Mary Henderson Jonhn and Rochelle Hill Shawn and Kathie Hoban Wes and Mary Ellen Huggins Pat and Bill Jack Terry and Tami Jacobsen Dwight and Holly Johnson Dennis and Mary Kelly Tom and Ann Kelly Paul Lawrence tony and Tracey Lyman Chip and Lorrie Mattingly David and Charlene Matts Jim and Cathy McDade Thomas and Monica McDonough Dan and Geri McKessy Microsoft Matching Gift Program Dan and Louise Moynihan Tom and Mary Mozingo Scott and Kippy Murphy Family Fund at the Greater Everett Community Foundation Tim and Maureen Murphy Shannon and Tyra O’Kelley Steven Rayner and Colleen Keefe Ron and Sandy Rudy Jon and Erin Sand Dean Sanders John and Malia Santucci Joe Sarullo and Theresa Peloso Matt and Sally Schambari

Jim and Elizabeth Wilson Chenguang and Cathy Yao

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GOLF TOURNAMENT $18,834

Golf Tournament Co-Chairs: Jim Wilson Karen Buehlmaier

Title Sponsor

Hole Sponsors Family Dental Care of Mill Creek Gaffney Construction Inc. Dr. Thomas E. Kane, DDS Lakeside RV Park Dr. Bill Mulliken, DDS M. Shannon O’Kelley, MPT Murphy’s Corner Physical Therapy PCF Management Services, Inc. Providence Medical Center / Providence Physician Group Subway Northwest, Inc. Twin Cedars RV Park

Patrons Preston and Jill Simmons Jim and Elizabeth Wilson

Services Alderwood Signs Awards Service Inc. of Lynnwood H&L Sporting Goods Kristine Pilukas, Photographer Subway - Mill Creek Town Center Subway - Silver Firs Shopping Center Subway - Thomas Lake Shopping Center Top Pot Doughnuts Unique Beverage Company

Top Pot Doughnuts

Raffle Sponsors

Cart Sponsor

Applebee’s Belle Provence Bothell Feed Bridges Pets and Gifts Color me Mine Elegant Details Fred Meyer Golf USA Grease Monkey Maltby Cafe My Garden Nursery Nail & Spa, Bothell Pacific Distillery, LLC Pasion Tequila Reigning Imagination Toys

Archbishop Alex J. Brunett

Exclusive Prize Sponsor Applebee’s

Putting Contest Sponsor PCF Real Estate Services, LLC

Hole in One Sponsors Aecon Buildings Inc. Cybergolf.com

Beverage Station Sponsors Coast Real Estate Services Tom Hoban and Shawn Hoban Paul Davis Restoration

Longest Drive Sponsor Secure A Site

Closest to Pin Sponsor Secure A Site

Team Sponsors BELFOR Property Restoration Rick Stubrud Tenhulzen Painting Unique Beverage Company WWMG Orthopedic, Sports and Hand Center

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN $302,674

Mark T. Anderson and Lisa Gianelli Tim and Rena Blair Boeing Gift Matching Program Jen (Richardson) ‘00 and Andrew Bowman Roger and Kristyn Brodniak Lon and Joan Carlson John Clapp Richard Cooper and Robin Hilton

Kurt and Kim Daviscourt John Daviscourt Viggo and Aileen Forde Todd and Leah Gordon Bob and Susie Graby Karl and Theresa Hausmann The Heath Family Rick and Christi Heath Dick and Mary Henderson Shawn and Kathie Hoban Tom and Margaret Hoban Mark and Carolyne Howley Tom and Ann Kelly Dennis and Mary Kelly Knights of Columbus Everett Council #763 Thomas and Monica McDonough Yudy and John Moir Ron and Krystie Pilukas Providence Hospital Patrick and Denise Ryan Jeff Shober and Deb Nalty Sandy Barton Smith and Shaun Smith John and Laura Stoeser Dan and T.C. Thacker The Archdiocese of Seattle Karen and Christopher Towey Debby Walsh and Dick Hopp Wells Fargo Foundation

In Kind Donations Anonymous (3) A Very Taki Tiki Bar and Grill Alderwood Signs Michael and Barbara Alfond Ron and Susan Anderson Applebee’s David and Stacy Beckman BELFOR USA Dave and Linda Brabant Mike and Karen Broadwell Jane Brown Buffalo Square Chevron Cascade Ice Rick and Julie Colgan Kurt Daviscourt Mike and Cathy Dire Kyle and Debra Dodge Tim Doyle and Mary McCloskey Brian and Mary Duffy Meghan (Koch) Fortier ‘02 Steve and Maggie Fritsch Bob and Susie Graby James and Teresa Guy Fred and Dawn Hines Brad and Lori Homes

Pat and Bill Jack Mark Jensen Mitchell and Catherine Kouchakji Jeff and Sheila Lair Bruce and Lani Lawson Dori Mashburn David and Charlene Matts Susan McCloskey Murphy’s Corner Physical Therapy Shannon O’Kelley Brad and Hope Pettinger Krystie Pilukas Pinks Original Bakery Mario and Deborah Ramos Paul and Marlayne Roth Duane and Mary Schireman Jeff Shober Bill and Patty Terhar Matt Todd Top Pot Doughnuts Karen and Christopher Towey Pat and Laurie Vilbrandt Jack and Kathleen Webster

Matching Gifts Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan Aerojet Allied-Signal West Foundation Amgen Foundation AT&T Foundation Bank of America Foundation Bestfoods Black and Decker Boeing Gift Matching Program Boise Cascade Corporation Bonneville International Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc Coca-Cola Company Davidson Companies Employee’s Community Fund of the Boeing Company Exxon/Mobil Foundation, Inc Google Matching Gift Program Key Foundation Kimberly-Clark Foundation Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Merck Partnership for Giving Microsoft Matching Gift Program Oracle Matching Gift Program PACCAR Foundation Philips Electronics North America Corp. Plum Creek Foundation Quest Diagnostics Inc Safeco Insurance Companies Shell Oil Company

Symetra The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation The Retirement Research Foundation United Parcel Service United Technologies Matching Gift Program Verizon Foundation Wachovia Foundation Washington Mutual Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation

SCHOLARSHIPS AND ENDOWMENTS $75,974

DeMers Endowment Don DeMers

General Endowment Dick and Trudy Abrams Monti and Maryanne Ackerman Rick and Creigh Agnew Don and Carla Anderson Jerry and Karen Barhanovich Melinda Beck Schuyler and Marjorie Bissell Boeing Gift Matching Program Jon and Susan Borovina Hank and Dolores Borys Jane Brown Patricia Brust Tom and Mary Canonica Lon and Joan Carlson Janet Clay John and Sheri Conderman Colleen Cronin Marjorie Cronin Priscilla Cronin Warren and Lillian Cronkhite Tom and Mary Ellen Dean Mike and Cathy Deller Mike and Cathy Dire Ernie and Pat Dire Mary Duryee Jack and Margery Erickson Everett Unit 437 Louise Ferber Jim and Jan Gaffney Susan Griffin Lee and Madelyn Handy Michael and Krisella Hansen Carl and Kathy Harrell Beatrice Haug John and Alice Hayes Tom and Maureen Hoban John and Julie Jaspers

Ted and Marilyn Jaspers David and Martha Johanson John and Gay Kirkpatrick Panos and Toula Koutlas Scott and Denise Krell Dan and Jeanne Lagozzino William and Susan Langus Donna Martin John and Millie Mashburn Julie Mason Mike and Julia McDonnell Thomas and Monica McDonough Robert Milholland Stan Mitchell Gregory and Carol Morrison Jack and Patricia Myers Richard and Karen Niemeyer Al Orsland James and Jeannette Pearson Steve and Carol Piening Dave and Kathy Robinson Betty Rodland Christina Rowe Bill and Susie Schmidt Toni Slater Ruby Smith Leon and Kay Smith Larry and Jane Smoke Stephen and Carol Stacey Eileen Staniford Dennis and Mary Thompson Charles and Joan Trask Michael and Patricia Ward Jeff and Mary Webeler Steve and Julia Winchell

Ennis Endowment Gerald Alfred Arne and Sue Andersen Mr. and Mrs. William R. Arkell, Jr. Eileen Arrington Earl and Barbara Bardin Tim and Rena Blair Bonneville International Calvin and Judy Dockendorff Eloise Fancher John and Vicki Haskell Gilbert Jacobsen Paul Lawrence Wilma Leslie Gary and Joanne Mallett August and Rosemary Mardesich John and Tammy Matusak Michael and Marian McCann Troy and Nicole McClelland Sydnia McCollum Patti and Bruce Means Tom Minehan ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012

Anne Nelskog John and Betty Pfaff Mark Pitts Christopher and Megan Pladsen Providence Hospital Robert and Barbara Rankin Bettye Salter John and Shirley Sevenich Jeff Shober and Deb Nalty Chuck and Vivian Sullivan Bill and Patty Terhar Dennis and Mary Thompson Sharon Wanaka Washington State Association of Broadcasters

Neussendorfer Endowment Joe Neussendorfer and Rebecca Hover

Wilkerson Endowment Colette Hinkle Quest Diagnostics Inc Clifford and Carol Wilkerson

Paul and Sheree Taylor Scholarship Consolidated Landscape Maintenance, Inc.

Scholarship

Mike and Cathy Dire Bob and Lisa Elhardt Michael and Susanna Filly Dr. and Mrs. Robert Graby Jeff and Tracy Green Hilgendorf Family The Hoban Family Lori and Karl Hofmann Sam and Julie Hogenson Stephanni Hoza Len and Pat Inderhees Kenmore District Pipe Band Todd and Denise Kinsfather Beth and Ken Mock Mark Langlois and Evelyn Novak Ken and DeeDee Oen Miriam and Dan Ponton Dave and Kathy Robinson Michael and Kate O’Brien-Rourke Ted and Liz Sadowski Lynette M. Sundholm Dennis and Mary Thompson Elisa and Mitch Whitehouse Jerry and Meg Wiese Jim and Elizabeth Wilson Steve and Julie Winchell Zupke Family

Alum Members

Charlie Dire ‘07 Sara Hogenson ‘08 Katie Johnson ‘10

Friends of FAC

The Seattle Foundation

Ray and Ann Adams Lilian Cavaleri Ron and Maureen Haider Shawn and Kathie Hoban Dori M. Mashburn Will and Doris Medlicott

Fine Arts Council

Booster Club

Benefactor Members

Dori Mashburn, President

Dave and Karen Carratt Mary Fran Ennis Fulcrum Foundation St. Mary Magdalen Church

$12,500

$32,500

Bill and Pat Jack Wayne and Wendy Rebich Ron and Sandy Rudy Karen and Chris Towey David and Susan White

$1000 Member

Patron Members

$300 Member

John and Kelli Bradley Lloyd and Kathy Brodniak Buehlmaier Family Mary Anne Callaghan and David Buerge Colin and Trish Cary

Mark T. Anderson and Lisa Gianelli Jeff Shober and Deb Nalty

Lon and Joan Carlson Fred Hines, Jr. Shawn and Kathie Hoban Top Pot Doughnuts

$100 Member Ann and Ray Adams Jeff and Sue Adams Scott and Joyce Allen

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Don and Carla Anderson Mary Baehm Craig and Tina Bailey Chris and JoAnn Barnard Matt and Amy Beck Boden Family John and Kelli Bradley Mike and Karen Broadwell Caig and Suzanne Buchanan Buehlmaier Family Brian Camp Colin and Trish Cary Helene and Joseph Clancy Kathy and Erik Clark Bill and Sheri Cloud Rick and Julie Colgan Kevin and Kathleen Corrigan CRC Technologies Todd and Jeanette Davelaar Kurt and Kimberly Daviscourt Guy and Dee DeCosterd Tom and Jamili DeGrazia Ken and Jocene Dematteis Dennis Family Cathy and Mike Dire Carolyn and Jeff Dorney Todd and Kay Fantin Tom and Betsy Ficklin Roger and Brendan Flake Herb and Chris Gould Tracy and Jeff Green Don and Ilene Grome Ron and Maureen Haider John and Bea Hanson Hoban Family Karl and Lori Hofmann Brad and Lori Homes John and Maria Horning Huggins Family Dr. and Mrs. Brian Jamieson Dwight and Holly Johnson Kim and Mark Kramer Rocky and Tracy Lambert James and Kim Larson Bruce and Lani Lawson Kurt and Susan Linsenmayer Longoria Family Gary and Renee Loveless Dennis and Mary Maher Joe and Jane Martin Dori Mashburn John and Millie Mashburn Chip and Lorrie Mattingly David and Charlene Matts Joan and Alan McIntosh Dennis and Evelyn Modahl Pat and Nicole Mulvaney

Dan and Amy Murnan Scott and Kippy Murphy Family Fund at the Greater Everett Community Foundation Tim and Maureen Murphy Mike and Lucy Pabisz Daniel and Robin Peckham Ronald and Krystie Pilukas Brian and Wendy Popp Tim and Angie Ptacek Tom and Mary Pursley Jana and Rex Rasmussen Dave and Kathy Robinson Mike and Kate O’Brien-Rourke Betty and Dick Ryan Jon and Erin Sand John and Malia Santucci George and Tina Sauer Duane and Mary Schireman Bill and Kim Schmidt Marissa Sebers Cindy and Tom Seib Gretchen Sewall and Harry Loban Louie Siggins Preston and Jill Simmons Stan and Jill Sinex Rich and Hailey Skidmore Shawna Stanley Steve Stoddard Roger and Jodi Strohm Jan Tenzler Dan and T.C. Thacker Kelli and Greg Thode Dennis and Mary Thompson Luis and Norma Valdes Kurt and Louise VanderWel von der Hofen Family Dave and Kelly Votava Tony and Ann Waltier Dave and Chris Ward Wendy and Roger Westlund Jim and Elizabeth Wilson Juile and Steve Winchell Zitnik Family Craig and Karyn Zupke

$50 Member Tim and Rena Blair Mary Anne Callaghan and David Buerge Alex and Meghan Crane Kevan and Teresa Guy Katie Johnson '10 Paul and Dawn Lawrence Patti and Bruce Means Roman Miller Sadowski Family Jerry and Jenny Zander

2011-2012 AMHS BOARD OF TRUSTEES Thomas McDonough – Chair Attorney, McDonough’s Law Office Cathy Dire – Vice Chair Dental Hygienist, Dire Dental Jim Brawner – Secretary President, J.H. Brawner & Company Lon Carlson – Treasurer President, PCE Pacific Matt Schambari AMHS President, Ex-Officio Kurt Daviscourt President, Belfor Corporation Teresa Fewel Principal, St. Thomas More School Rick Heath Sales, East Jordan Iron Works Tom Hoban CEO, Coast Real Estate Services Mary Kelly Communications Specialist, Boeing Thomas Kelly, Sr. Retired District Court Judge Roman Miller AMHS Athletic Consultant, Retired Major League Baseball Scout Ron Pilukas Director of Product Development, F5 Networks Maureen Reid Principal, St. Alphonsus School

FINANCIAL REPORT Revenue Net Tuition & Fees Fundraising Athletic Revenue Fine Arts Council, Parents Association, Booster Club Parish Support Other Revenue Revenue & Support Expenses* General & Administrative* Athletic Programs Fundraising Construction Loan Interest Student Services Academics Expenses

5,159,893.18 830,743.26 174,766.24 72,579.54 15,300.00 110,530.43

81% 13% 3% 1% 1.7%

6,363,812.65

100%

2,295,243.31 268,402.64 296,625.29 315,634.27 105,902.64 2,828,102.41

38% 4% 5% 5% 2% 46%

6,109,910.56

100%

Jeff Shober Internet Strategist Sandra Barton Smith Assistant Superintendent for Schools, Archdiocese of Seattle

*exclusive of $552,445 in depreciation

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upcoming

ALUMNI events

Join the fun!

Mark your calendar now for these upcoming events. We look forward to seeing you!

Alumni Networking at AMHS

Basketball Tournament and Canned Food Drive at AMHS Gym

Auction at Lynnwood Convention Center

Holy Cross & Archbishop Murphy 25th Anniversary Celebration at AMHS

November 26th 7:00 p.m.

December 21st 6:00 p.m.

February 2nd 5:00 p.m.

April 21st 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.

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recap

ALUMNI events

Great to see you again!

1 Spectators at the alumni basketball tournament catch up with Jack Serwold. 2 The Class of 2000 played in honor of Jack Serwold and its team was lovingly named “Serwold’s Finest.”

3 Basketball tournament organizers: Alex Zitnik (‘07), Christine Wemhoff (‘06), and Jen Bowman (‘00). 4 In July, the alumni association hosted its first alumni flag football tournament. Pictured here are graduates from Holy Cross, their children, and Archbishop Murphy graduates. 5 A spirited

team photo from the flag football game. More than 25 alumni came out to play under the lights at Terry Ennis Stadium. 6 In August, the Class of 2002 celebrated its 10 year reunion with classmates and their families. 7 Holy Cross graduates pictured here with Jim Leonard at his retirement celebration. Meghann Good (‘96), Lori (Rohlena) Mcconnell (‘94) and Heidi (Miklautsch) Kuipers (‘96). 8 Alumni gather at the Homecoming football game to cheer on the Wildcats! 9 In May, the alumni participated in a Career Day for AMHS Seniors. Our alumni have diverse, rewarding, and challenging careers. The students loved hearing from our successful alumni.

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wildcat CLASS OF ’91 Cathy (Jack) Deavel lives in St. Paul, Minn. with her husband David and five children: Gus, Pat, Vinny, Oliver, and Marie.

CLASS OF ’92

reunion ye

Chris Oertell is a professional photographer in Beaverton, Ore. He specializes in event, portrait, and nature photography. He lives in Beaverton with his wife Keri and his three daughters, Emily, Kaitlyn, and Megan.

CLASS OF ’93 Jeff Huisman is a manager for Samsung Mobile in its research and development department. He lives in Bellevue with his wife, Brigitte.

CLASS OF ’94 Kathy (Breed) Quayle passed away February 22, 2012 after a long battle with cancer. After college, she joined the U.S. Navy for 8 years. She settled in Hampton, VA with her husband and two sons.

CLASS OF ’95

Katherine (Kraft) Litz and her husband George met at a dance at Holy Cross her senior year of high school and married in 1998. Last April, they welcomed twin ARCHBISHOP MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL

boys (Marcus and Greyson) which made Maggie a big sister! After a career in oral surgery, Katherine is now working with Rodan + Fields Dermatologists, allowing her to work from home and spend more time with the kids.

Keely (Donahue) Stewart is the owner of and a massage therapist at Massage Connection in Lynnwood. She is married to Jeremy and has two children, Ethan and Marissa.

CLASS OF ’96

Dave Petersen is a firefighter EMT with the City of Lake Stevens. He and his wife, Lauren are parents to Aubrey and Aiden.

Heidi (Miklautsch) Kuipers is married to Joel and has two children, Aiden and Avery. She is an Independent Stylist with Stella + Dot.

CLASS OF ’97 Peter Barrett is married to Danielle (Hawkinson) Barrett and they have four children: AJ, Ryan, Emma, and Madelyn. Peter is in law enforcement and co-owns 911 Driving School in Marysville.

CLASS OF ’98

CLASS OF ’99

Brie Gershick is a manager with Accenture and specializes in health care reform. She is currently working with a number of states to comply with the Affordable Care Act. Nicole Heins is the assistant manager with the Watercrest Apartments in Bothell and is a member of the AMHS Alumni Association Board. Nicki Shandera completed an 8 ½ year career with the Air Force in 2011 and now lives in South Carolina where she is earning a Masters of Arts in Education at the Citadel. She aspires to be a high school social studies teacher and one day, a principal.

Joe Reed and his wife, Samantha, are living in China for three years with their daughters Sydney and Valarie. Samantha is a program manager at Boeing and is working with suppliers all over China. The girls attend the International School of Beijing and Joe is coaching the junior varsity and varsity high school baseball teams at ISB this fall. While Joe is gone, his home remodeling company, Home Run Solutions, is being run by his brother in law, Jacob Thompson, ’01.

CLASS OF ’00 Vanessa (French) Thyuns and Tony Thyuns welcomed their second baby boy, Bennett in April, making Dominic a big brother. Tony is a pharmacist.

Kelly Antoncich is a News Producer at Q13 FOX in Seattle. He enjoys running with his classmate and good buddy, Matt Feely. Kelsey Gunn is an actress in Los Angeles and is a member of the cast of 5SecondFilms.com, an internet series which makes sketches that are only 5 seconds long. She has also appeared on NBC’s show, Community. Jen (Richardson) Bowman was hired by AMHS to be the school’s first Alumni Director. She is responsible for building and growing the alumni association in her new part-time role. Prior to taking the position, Jen was on the Board of Trustees as the alumni representative. She is a fulltime Realtor with Windermere Real Estate in Lynnwood.

CLASS OF ’01 Jacob Thompson and Katie (Reed) Thompson welcomed their baby girl, Morgan, in September. Austin is pleased to be a big brother. Jacob is a member of the AMHS Alumni Association Board and owns Home Run Solutions, a remodeling company. Katie works for the Everett Clinic. Dr. Jessica (Warner) Hammond and Ty Hammond relocated back to the Seattle area where Jess accepted a job at Harborview Medical Center as a nurse anesthetist.

CLASS OF ’02

reunion ye

Gabe Snyder works for Charm City Cakes in Baltimore, MD. He is decorator and sculptor, which means he’s the guy who gets to create everything out of cake! Charm City

Cakes is the featured bakery on The Food Network show Ace of Cakes. Megan (Koch) Fortier and her husband, Travis have four children: Austin, Michael, Aiden, Makayla. Meghan owns a photography business and is the regional coordinator for the North Puget Sound division of Operation Love ReUnited, which takes photos of military servicemen and women and their families before and after deployment. Meghan is also a member of the AMHS Alumni Association and is the official photographer for AMHS alumni events.

CLASS OF ’03 Axel Wolff and Melissa (Fritch) Wolff welcomed baby Elias in April. Axel is an Army Captain at Joint Base Fort Lewis McChord. Tony Duncan is married to Jeninne and lives in Bellingham. He works for a door and hardware distributor in Snohomish. Tony is a fantastic addition to the AMHS Alumni Board and helps organize the alumni flag football and basketball tournaments. Ashley Wellington is an account executive for Pandora Radio and lives in San Francisco.

CLASS OF ’04 Alexis (Platis) Flugstad is the prekindergarten teacher at Holy Rosary School in Edmonds.

Shiloh Keo ‘06 is a free safety for the Houston Texans. He played in three games in the 2011 NFL Season.

Kyla (Thompson) Barthelheimer married Peter in November 2011. Kyla teaches many classes and grades at St. Michael Catholic School in Snohomish. Josh Graff is a professional scout for the Seattle Seahawks and was a hit with seniors at our first annual Alumni Career Day in May. Amanda (Clancy) Slater and Tony Slater welcomed their baby girl, Peyton, in April 2012.

Brent McCann has been working at Coast Real Estate Services in Everett in its commercial real estate division. His next adventure in life is to head up a South Sudanese non-profit called the Liliir Education Project.

Dana (Ferguson) Tolley graduated summa cum laude in 2009 with a joint degree from Whitworth and the WSU Intercollegiate College of Nursing with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She is a labor and delivery nurse at a major hospital in Spokane, where she lives with her husband Shawn.

CLASS OF ’05

CLASS OF ’06

Natalie (Schmidt) Marrano is excited to be teaching health, English, and world history at AMHS this fall! She married Chris on the island of St. Lucia in December 2011.

Beth Van Hollebeke graduated from WSU and is continuing her education in pediatric audiology. She’s in the Clinical Doctorate of Audiology program at The ANNUAL REPORT 2011/2012

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. As a third-year graduate student, she finds it very rewarding to help children with hearing aids and cochlear implants. Christine Wemhoff is the Admissions Director for AMHS. In her first year on the job, she boosted the school’s incoming freshman class to incredible heights and there is a wait list for the Class of 2016! Way to go, Christine! She also serves as a board member of the AMHS Alumni Association.

Shea Meehan has been working with the Jesuit Volunteer Corp in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. His brother Brian Meehan ’03 and mom, Cathy are pictured here on their recent visit.

CLASS OF ’07 Emily Brickner is doing Jesuit Volunteer Corps in Cleveland, Ohio where she works for the Arrupe Neighborhood Partnership. During the school year, she coordinates after school programs, teaches fifth and sixth grade language arts, and runs the soccer camp for the Arrupe Summer Program. Nick Anderson teaches special education at Jackson High School in Mill Creek and is a cross country coach at AMHS. Alex Zitnik graduated from WSU in 2011 with a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology and now works for Integrated Rehabilitation Group in Everett as an exercise tech. She is continuing her education at Physical Therapy Assistant ARCHBISHOP MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL

School. Alex is an energetic addition to the AMHS Alumni Board. Aaron Hitchcock is pleased to join the staff at AMHS this fall and he will be teaching freshman information technology and working in the IT department.

Megan Carlson is attending Santa Clara University and is a research assistant at NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif.

CLASS OF ’11

CLASS OF ’08 Sean Connelly is a political aide for the governor of California and a member of the California National Guard.

Xavier Alston, Kyle Ryan, Joey Clancy, James Huard, Dane Stringfellow, and Elijah Wright played in the first annual alumni flag football game June 19.

CLASS OF ’09 Chris Lawson, who is currently attending Seattle University, presented Jim Leonard with a gift from the Matteo Ricci College at Seattle University at his retirement party in June. The Matteo Ricci College thanked Jim for his years of instruction of Matteo Ricci classes to seniors at Holy Cross and Archbishop Murphy.

CLASS OF ’10 Samantha Pettinger is playing basketball for University of the Pacific in Stockton, Calif.

Zach Smith, Paris Felder, and Anthony DeGrazia won the 2011 Alumni Basketball Tournament in December. Tori Moran sings in a band called The Stori. She and band mate, Josh St. Marie, started playing soft contemporary pop and jazz vocal/piano music locally in 2012. Following their dreams of pursuing music as a career, they both have been accepted into Berklee College of Music in Boston and will be transferring there in the fall. She is planning to major in vocal performance and her dream job is to perform with Disney. Caroline Brawner is returning to Colgate’s women’s soccer team as a center midfielder. In 2011, her team came in first in the Patriot League.

If you’d like to share your exciting life and career news in the next annual report, please email the Alumni Director at jbowman@am-hs.org. 31

Remembrances

Dawn W. Lawrence July 23, 1950 – November 15, 2011 AMHS Science Teacher

Margaret Ann “Mardy” Swalwell Cummins Paschke September 6, 1925 – September 29, 2011 AMHS Volunteer – “The Cookie Lady”

Donald W. DeMers May 30, 1930 – July 18, 2012 AMHS Benefactor - Established the AMHS Don and Millie DeMers Endowment Fund

(L-R): Principal Fran Ennis, Vice Principal John Matusak, Counselor Jane Brown, and Math Dept. Chair Beth Mock pose for a photo in a daffodil field on the west end of campus, planted in honor of AMHS science teacher Dawn Lawrence, who died Nov. 15, 2011 following a three-year battle with cancer. Mrs. Lawrence was known not only for her excellent teaching and coaching skills, but for her love of flowers, particularly daffodils.

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