Oaks Christian Annual Report 2014-2015 by Oaks Christian School

CELEBRATING

15 Y EARS

PRESERVING THE

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PREPARING FOR THE

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT

“Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans.” – Proverbs 16:3 (NIV)

UTURE

TA PRUDENTIA

CL ARITAS A RTIU

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OA K S C H

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2000

To dedicate ourselves toChrist in the pursuit of ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE,

ARTISTIC EXPRESSION, AND ATHLETIC DISTINCTION,

WHILE GROWING IN KNOWLEDGE AND WISDOM

THROUGH GOD’S ABUNDANT GRACE

™

ABLE OF CONTENTS

Preserving the Past... Preparing for the Future . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Grandparents Create a Lasting Legacy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 An Honorary Tribute to Our Faculty and Staff... Past and Present. . . . . . . . . 4 A Walk Down Memory Lane • 15 Years in the Making. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Academy V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Oaks Christian Insights. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Fiscal Year 2014-2015. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Ways of Giving. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Vision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Annual Giving Makes an Impact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Booster Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Oaks Performing Arts Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Golf Tournament and Ladies Tennis Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Gala Dinner Auction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 College Matriculation • Class of 2015. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Oaks Christian School Alumni. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 The Advancement Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

B OARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESERVING THE

AST…

PREPARING FOR THE

UTURE

Dear Friends,

Mr. William D. Dallas

Chairman Chief Executive Officer, Skyline Home Loan

Mrs. Dallas Price-Van Breda

Philanthropist and OCS Co-Founder

Mrs. Michelle Hiepler

Vice Chair/Secretary Attorney, Hiepler & Hiepler

Mr. Edward G. Atsinger III

President and CEO, Salem Communications

Mr. David G. Price

Chairman Emeritus American Airports Corporation and OCS Co-Founder

Mr. John Batiste

Senior VP, Grand Point Bank

I can’t believe it has been 15 years since Oaks Christian School opened its doors! In 2000, my youngest child, Bobbi Jo, was entering the terrible twos and in June she will be a member of the Class of 2016. It has been an honor to be part of the school since its creation. OCS co-founders David Price and Dallas Price-Van Breda held strong hope that they were building a college-preparatory school, anchored in Christ, in pursuit of academic excellence, artistic expression, and athletic distinction, while growing in knowledge and wisdom through God’s abundant grace. As a board, we are resolute in our commitment to this mission and pleased to help lead Oaks Christian School and its leadership team into the 21st century. Oaks Christian School represents many exceptional individuals who have shared a common enthusiasm to pursue greatness, including a number of our alumni. For example, Andrew Blackmon who was in the first graduating class (’03) has become a successful entrepreneur, starting a unique tuxedo business right here in Southern California. Also, Bobby Nordlund (’08) who graduated from the United States Naval Academy, is currently serving our country as an accomplished naval aviator, while his sister Samantha (’10), a 2014 graduate from the University of Notre Dame, recently returned from a year of working with orphaned children at Open Arms Home in Komga, South Africa. And one of our most recent OCS graduates, Matthew Chen (’14), is currently a concert cellist attending the Julliard School in New York City. It is because of alumni like these and the extraordinary blessings of God in these last 15 years, that we confidently head into the next 15 years and beyond. With your support and God’s continued guidance, we will remain faithful to our mission as we graduate students who will be persons of influence, integrity and impact in the fields of business, sports, performing and visual arts, medicine, ministry, and many other callings.

Mr. Brian Matthews

Managing Principal and CFO, Payden & Rygel (NOT PICTURED)

Mrs. Terry Roberts

Alumni Parent

Mr. John C. Bedrosian

Entrepreneur and Philanthropist

Mr. William E. Crockett

Attorney, Law Offices of William E. Crockett

Mr. Karl Zeile

Partner, Capital Research & Management Co. Mr. Robert Peddicord

Executive Managing Director Western Region, CBRE Mrs. Allyson Weinberg

Philanthropist

On behalf of the board, faculty and staff, and the students, thank you for standing with Oaks Christian School. Anchored in Christ,

Bill Dallas Board Chairman

GRANDPARENTS CREATE A

LastingLegacy

Co-founders David Price and Dallas Price-Van Breda so believed in Christian education that in the early 1990s, they made a donation to help build a new Christian school in Pacific Palisades, which later would become the grade school their grandchildren would attend. It was their hope that their grandchildren would continue their Christian education throughout high school. After searching with no luck to find a suitable school in the greater Los Angeles area, The Prices chose to build Oaks Christian School. Through their perseverance, dedication, generosity and God’s grace, Oaks Christian School opened in 2000. Dreams have been fulfilled and lives have been forever changed because of the Price’s desire for their grandchildren and for others. We are so grateful to our co-founders and to the many grandparents who continue to give their time and resources to support students and the OCS mission.

“For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.” JEREMIAH 29:11 (ESV)

The high school building, also known as the Price Academic Center, along with the current Calvary Community Church facility were used to develop technology for the government. The property changed hands twice in three decades before Calvary Community Church purchased it in 1997. In 1998, after an extensive search, the Price family purchased half of the property and in August 2000, Oaks Christian School opened its doors with 198 students in grades 6, 9 and 10.

O CS FUN FACT

MR. ROGER HALL High School Science Teacher (Retired spring 2015) Roger Hall, science teacher extraordinaire, reflects fondly on his 15 years at Oaks Christian School, having just retired at the end of the 2014-15 school year after 30 years of teaching. Hall was one of only two science teachers on staff at the start, developing the initial framework for a science program that he says was “both God-honoring and state-of-the-art.” He marvels at how quickly the school grew to capacity, while still maintaining the professional, close-knit community feel and dedication to its mission.

AN HONORARY TRIBUTE TO OUR FACULTY AND STAFF… … AST AND RESENT

“Preparing minds for leadership and hearts for service” is the OCS motto and something our teachers and staff have done well since 2000 when Oaks Christian School opened its doors. Inspiring students to gain knowledge, explore new talents and interests, and understand God’s purpose in their lives is what has made OCS teachers and staff so extraordinary. In celebration of the school’s 15-year anniversary, we are honoring our faculty and staff who have made an incredible impact on the lives of our students and others, in the classroom, in the hallways, on the field, and on stage. We celebrate them! In this honorary 15-year annual report, it is our pleasure to pay tribute to just some of our “original” faculty and staff who have been at Oaks Christian School since the beginning, as well as others who have more recently joined the OCS family. Each of these individuals has been a beacon of light, helping shape students and our school.

Hall always hoped to nurture students’ interest in science as well as an understanding that it affirms the miracle of God’s creation. “Our students need spiritual strength and wisdom so their faith will not be shredded when they venture on to college,” Hall said. Hall enjoyed teaching chemistry and physics, however his favorite class was the aeronautics and rocketry course. “Science is inherently inspiring and if one makes the task of learning fun, students are inspired to learn more,” he said. Now that he is retired, you may catch a glimpse of him volunteering as a docent at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library or as a resource volunteer for youth groups such as the Civil Air Patrol. Looking to the future, Hall is hopeful that Oaks Christian School will continue to flourish in an ever-changing world. “I pray that our school will remain well-grounded in its faith, true to its calling and its mission.”

Faculty ANDStaff :

ANOTHER YEAR AT 100-PERCENT GIVING

OCS faculty and staff continue to give generously to the OCS Financial Aid Program with another year at 100-percent giving. Their financial support represents their commitment to students, families and alumni, and is an endorsement of the school’s mission: “To dedicate ourselves to Christ in the pursuit of ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, ARTISTIC EXPRESSION, and ATHLETIC DISTINCTION, while growing in wisdom and knowledge through God’s abundant grace.”

In preparation for the school’s opening, a sign was placed in front of the school facing the 101 Freeway, promoting employment opportunities. Most applicants applied because they said they “saw the sign.” A T-shirt was created and proudly worn by the inaugural faculty and staff members.

O CS FUN FACT

MR. JIM LEE

MR. JAN HETHCOCK

High School Spiritual Life Director (2001-2015)

High School Athletic Director (2000-Present)

Giving back is something Jim Lee did each and every day without question at Oaks Christian School. As the first OCS director of spiritual life, Lee went out of his way to care for people. “Dedicated to Christ means to love kids and families,” Lee said. This is what he enjoyed most about his role—being “in the trenches,” serving others and the Lord.

Sharing his love for Christ with student-athletes, coaches and others is what keeps Jan Hethcock inspired to come to work each day. As the original OCHS athletic director and the first girls’ soccer coach, Hethcock has made his tenure, all about God. “It’s not all about winning,” Hethcock said. “It’s about sharing the Gospel and providing a better foundation for our kids, which helps prepare them when they leave high school.” He has many Bible verses that provide him refuge, but Hethcock says his favorite is Proverbs 3:5, “Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” Overseeing 45 athletic teams keeps Hethcock on his toes, but he still makes time to watch students compete, share devotionals with teams and host Bible studies with coaches.

As pastor of contemporary worship at Bel Air Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles in the 1990s, Lee had the privilege of meeting parishioner— and later OCS co-founder—David Price. They were both avid pilots and soon became good friends. David Price noticed Lee’s faithfulness and love for people, so he suggested a new position, one that would entail working with kids at a high school. “I felt unqualified at first. I hadn’t worked with kids in 10 years,” said Lee. In no time, he was leading chapels, heading up mission trips and coaching football. Lee has always been intentional in his relationships with students. In fact, he has kept in contact with a number of OCS alumni over the years. In June 2015, Lee accepted a new position as director of spiritual formation and discipleship at Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville, Tennessee. Lee and his family are excited about the new opportunities God has planned for them and they look forward to welcoming friends and family for a visit to “Music City.”

Earning a B.A. in liberal arts with an emphasis in education and teaching from Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, Hethcock went on to receive a master’s degree in physical education. Since then, he has spent his entire career (over 30 years) working with youth in Christian education. In his spare time, Hethcock enjoys playing golf and spending time with his wife and family— especially his four grandchildren who are his joy.

MRS. TRICIA HACKER Middle School Art History Teacher (2000-Present) “To go beyond just looking and truly see” is the hope Tricia Hacker has for all of her Middle School art history students. “I inspire them to think deeply and to get to know God’s creation.” One of three original middle school teachers, Hacker feels blessed to have taught each and every sixth grader who has been at the school. She was also an integral part of creating the vision for the middle school building. “I was able to help with the design. To see it filled with students and functioning exactly the way I envisioned, brings me such joy!”

Hacker finds that the original focus of Oaks Christian School, providing a high-level, classical education in a Christian environment, has allowed her to keep God at the center of her teaching. “I pray that my art history lessons reflect Christ’s love for each of my students. I want them to know that each one of them is a masterpiece created by the greatest Artist of all time.” Hacker also shared that inspiring her students to think deeply, tell their story and express themselves artistically, is the pathway to becoming open to experiences they will find in God’s diverse world. “I see them change and leave here having grown in knowledge and character. I am honored to use art history to encourage them to embrace all the beauty and culture His creation holds.” 5

DR. JIM ALTIZER High School Performing Arts Teacher (2000-2005), High School Bible Teacher (2005-Present) Dr. Jim Altizer does not lack charisma. His high energy and love for his students makes him a “favorite” teacher among many. For the past five years, Altizer has been teaching eleventh-grade Bible and prior to that he was one of the first OCS performing arts teachers. Altizer received his B.A. from University of the Pacific Conservatory of Music where he studied music performance and received his M.A. in music education. Altizer made a major switch in his career when, as he said, “God took me on a left turn.” He was 50 years old when he went back to school to pursue a doctorate degree in worship studies. “I’m so happy [I did],” he said. As a High School Bible teacher, Altizer recognizes the importance of being relational and transparent. “I try to share the good, bad and ugly about life with my students,” he said. “Life can be messy.” Altizer also acknowledges the vast differences in students’ knowledge of Christ and the Bible. Being creative and “on the front lines” with his students helps him share the Gospel in ways that they can better relate—no matter where they are in their faith. Altizer hopes that he can help “…kids not only know about God, but that they will know God.” Altizer is married to Mary Kay Altizer, a musician and OCS performing arts director. He continues to play his flute and guitar on a regular basis and enjoys sharing his love for music with students during chapels and at special engagements.

MRS. ROSALIND ALLEN-ENCISO Director of High School Theatre Arts (2000-Present) Building meaningful relationships with her students is Rosalind (Ros) Allen-Enciso’s favorite thing about working at Oaks Christian School. A director, teacher and leader who has guided and developed the high school theatre arts program from day one, she brings a passion for inspiring and challenging students to create truthful thought-provoking art. “Theatre, at its very core, is about illuminating the human condition. And one of Theatre’s greatest gifts is its ability to cultivate compassion,” she shared. In addition to an extensive and successful 25-year career in film and television, Allen-Enciso not only developed all levels of the OCS theatre arts curriculum, but she has also directed over 30 major productions for the high school. In 2010, she earned the Atsinger Teaching Excellence Award, and this year she received the prestigious award for Best Musical Direction at the Jerry Herman High School Musical Theatre Awards of Los Angeles. But she is most proud of the numerous awards her students earn annually for the OCS theatre arts program, most notably the recognition of excellence for the entire cast and the ensemble, in those productions. Allen-Enciso feels exceedingly blessed to work at a school whose leadership embraces and rejoices in the arts. It is her hope that as Oaks Christian School continues to grow, it always remains centered on God’s love. “Through the theatre arts program, I hope I have inspired my students to care for each other, to be truthful, grateful, compassionate and diligent, to know that God created something unique and remarkable in each one of them,” she said.

“And I am sure of this, that He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ.” 6

PHILIPPIANS 1:6 (ESV)

MR. MATT HURDLE High School History and Economics Teacher (2010–Present) Citing Proverbs 27:17, “As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another,” history and economics teacher Matt Hurdle attributes much of Oaks Christian School’s success to never resting on its laurels and always seeking new possibilities. Hurdle is grateful to work in a supportive Christian environment. “I get to be my authentic self and teach with the understanding that God is the foundation of all knowledge,” he shared. After growing up in Oceanside, California, he ventured north to Pepperdine University where he earned his B.A. in economics and an M.A. in American studies. In 2012, Hurdle married OCS alumna, Hannah Klodt (’06). Just having completed his fifth year of teaching, Hurdle enjoys working alongside others who inspire him always to reach higher. “Because of our [school’s] independent nature, we are able to experiment,” shared Hurdle. This fall he introduced a new entrepreneurial program, which allows students the opportunity to learn from real-life business professionals, while gaining knowledge of business practices and skills in a Christian environment.

MRS. HAYLEY PENTON High School Activities Director (2014–Present) High School Activities Director Hayley Penton wants to set the record straight: She is NOT a student! However, she is honored to be a part of God’s plan at Oaks Christian School. “He is the author of all we do here. He orchestrates this place and I get to show up and be a part of it,” said Penton. As she reflects on the day-to-day activities of the school, Penton is inspired by her students and co-workers. “I am amazed by the breadth of what is happening on campus each and every day,” she shared. She hopes to encourage students to ask questions and clarify the purpose of their actions such as, “Why are we doing this? Whom does it serve? What could make it better for our community?” With an eye towards modeling servant leadership for her students, Penton cites Luke 15:20 as a favorite Bible verse. She believes it speaks about God’s compassion for His children, no matter how far away they are from Him. “God knows all of our students,” Penton shared. “He seeks them and has compassion for them. I have experienced this picture of Christ—I know it is true!”

MRS. ELISABETH (GILL, ‘07) HOEKENDORF High School English Teacher (2012–Present) Elisabeth Hoekendorf has been part of the OCS family since 2001, first as the sibling of a student, then a student herself and now as a teacher. “God’s faithfulness was evident during my years at OCS. It was here my desire met my calling and I found I wanted to be an English teacher!” she said. Hoekendorf attended Biola University through the Torrey Honors Institute where she received a B.A. in secondary instruction with an emphasis in English. After marrying her husband, Daniel, in 2012, she joyfully returned to Oaks Christian School to teach English full time. She is passionate about helping her students pursue Truth in their study of language and literature. “His fingerprints are on every page and each class is an opportunity to point students towards God’s truth,” she said. Hoekendorf is inspired by her coworkers and students each and every day. She feels blessed to be in a place where knowing and honoring Jesus is the basis for the school’s academic, artistic, and athletic endeavors. When asked about her hopes for the future, she stated, “It is my heart’s desire that Oaks Christian School continue to be a ‘city on a hill’ for Jesus as we cultivate ‘Minds for Leadership and Hearts for Service.’”

MR. ANTHONY SALCIDO Middle School Spiritual Life Director (2014–Present) As the Middle School Spiritual Life Director, Anthony Salcido knows he has been called to be an ambassador for Christ. “God knew what He was doing because being here has been nothing short of amazing,” he said. A Thousand Oaks native and graduate of California State University, Northridge, Salcido enjoys having fun with faculty, staff and students, but he also knows when to be serious. Most of Salcido’s day is spent with students—in his office, at chapels or during lunch and around campus. A “committed follower of Christ,” Salcido is excited to be part of the OCS family where he can help “enrich [students’] hearts and minds through a Christian worldview.” Married to Nancy and the father of three sons—Joshua, Josiah and Jesse—Salcido brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Oaks Christian School as a parent and from his tenure at Young Life (a non-profit ministry aimed at helping teens find hope and a purpose). Salcido says, “I hope to see [Oaks Christian School] continue to impact the world through its students who are enlightened by the light of Christ.” 7

ALK DOWN MEMORY LANE

The OCS mascot lion that we know today was not the original lion design. It was during the 2001-02 school year when High School Athletic Director Jan Hethcock asked comic book illustrator David Henzie to recreate a lion that more closely resembled the “Lion of Judah.” (original lion pictured)

O CS FUN FACT

The original campus store, run by Mrs. Suzanne Hall, was located in the basement of the Price Academic Center before the permanent location was built in the HS Quad and opened in 2011.

EARS IN THE MAKING

CADEMY V

SHARING NEW BEGINNINGS Twenty-one new students entered the OCS Academy V classroom on the first day of school this year. Excited students were met by their teacher Mrs. Mary Wilson who welcomed them to fifth grade. Throughout the year, students were given tangible opportunities to serve others and expand their knowledge through experimentation, creation and exploration as they pursued academic excellence, artistic expression and athletic distinction. HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE YEAR INCLUDE:

• An overnight trip to the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific • An interactive visit to the Discovery Center at Ronald Reagan Presidential Library • A trip to the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza to see “A Christmas Carol” • A lesson about engineering and computer science through building robotics with OCS dad Dave Henson during the first semester • A visit to the Skirball Cultural Center to witness life as an immigrant to Ellis Island • A day of exploring the wonders of science, including a viewing of the Space Shuttle Endeavor at the California Science Center and a Skype session with a NASA astronaut and crew member from the Endeavor’s final mission • Opportunities to participate in flag football, basketball, soccer and volleyball teams • Understanding what it takes for new business ideas to come to fruition in a semesterlong lesson led by OCS dad Craig Duswalt, which culminated in a “Shark Tank” experience • Exploring the creative process through media such as pencils, pastels, charcoal, watercolor and more • Serving others by sending cards to hospitalized veterans, hosting canned food drives and Pennies for Patience • Experiencing music through band and orchestra instrument demonstrations and learning about music theory

In 2009, a dedication ceremony took place at the new middle school building, where parents, students, faculty and staff were invited to write their favorite Bible verse or message on the walls.

O CS FUN FACT

Oaks Christian

INSIGHTS 2014-2015

HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE TITLES Girls Volleyball Girls Soccer Girls Golf Girls Track & Field Girls Basketball 2000-01: Girls Softball CIF Runner-ups 2015 graduates received more than

$5.5 million in

collegiate academic scholarships

15%

were recruited Nearly to play college sports

92%

of 2015 graduates attend 4-year universities in 27 different states and 105 different schools

328 students took

HIGH SCHOOL 647 AP Exams (85% earned a score of TITLES 3 or above) LEAGUE

95 HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE TITLES

Total number of Faculty: 2000-01: 18 (HS: 15 and MS: 3)

Student-to-Teacher Ratio:

83% of all students

14:1

participated in Performing Arts and/or Visual Arts TOTAL ENROLLMENT

55 HIGH SCHOOL

1,353

(grades 5-12) 2000-01: 198 (grades 6, 9 and 10)

ATHLETIC TEAMS 2000-01: 15 teams

40 MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETIC TEAMS 2000-01: 0

71%

More than of all students participated in at least 1 sport

42%

of students received FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

24%

More than of all students participated in 2 or more sports

50%

MORE THAN of OCHS students took a class through the

OC ONLINE SCHOOL

FISCAL YEAR 2014-2015 Other Capital Gifts $784,040

MESSAGE FROM THE COO/CFO Oaks Christian School has completed its first 15 years in incredible fashion! Upon joining the school in January of this year, I discovered a school that had sustained a strong trajectory since its launch in 2000. The amazing accomplishments of the students, an incredible world-class facility, and a highly dedicated faculty, staff and parent community committed to impacting student lives, is truly inspiring.

Annual Fund Campaign $276,407

Directed Gifts (non-campaign)

VISION Campaign $970,701

GIVING SUMMARY

As we look ahead to this year and beyond, our challenges now are to continue to reinvest and focus on achieving long-term institutional sustainability, while remaining one of the top, independent, college-preparatory schools in the nation. Our ongoing efforts will include: financial stability and sustainability; building and facility efficiency; faculty and staff development, and student program enhancements. All of these efforts are intended to enhance the student experience and educational value of Oaks Christian School.

$538,906 Financial Aid & Fundraisers $1,080,686

Programs & Events 11.1% Contributions 7.3%

Other Income 2.3%

REVENUE

Here are some of the initiatives currently underway:

Tuition & Fees 79.3% Non- Operating Expenses 10.8% Financial Aid Salaries, 15.4% Benefits & Operating/ Other Expenses 19.9%

Education 53.9%

FINANCIAL STABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY:

• Launch of the new OCS Endowment Fund designed to provide for enhanced funding in perpetuity

BUILDING AND FACILITY EFFICIENCY:

• Installation of a new Roof-Top Solar Energy System to improve the energy efficiency of the campus and electrical power usage STUDENT PROGRAM ENHANCEMENTS:

• Launch of the school’s new Entrepreneur Program • Development of a new Cinematic Arts Program • Redesign of the athletic program into a “One Oaks” model, producing a seamless path from middle school through high school Our success in achieving the above will lead to a fantastic “Next 15 Years” for Oaks Christian School and will deliver outstanding educational opportunities for students in their pursuit of academic excellence, artistic expression and athletic distinction. We thank the OCS community for their constant support and look forward to our continued partnership as we build the legacy of Oaks Christian School for years to come.

FUNDING FOR FACULTY AND STAFF DEVELOPMENT:

• Create professional development programs focused on: strengthening content expertise; improving

Robert T. Black

Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer

EXPENDITURES CONSTITUENCY GROUPS

ANNUAL GIFTS

CAPITAL GIFTS

RESTRICTED & SPECIAL GIFTS

ENDOWMENT GIFTS

TOTAL GIFTS

$72,204

$70,800

$29,030

$900

$172,934

CORPORATIONS

$103,839

$69,655

$88,492

$18,000

$279,986

CURRENT PARENTS

$823,803

$579,363

$296,130

$190,833

$1,890,129

$47,067

$4,000

$775

$4,000

$55,842

ALUMNI & ALUMNI PARENTS

FACULTY & STAFF FRIENDS FOUNDATIONS GRANDPARENTS

teaching and pedagogical methods, and raising the credential qualifications of the OCS faculty leading to improved student learning results

TOTAL

$205,554

$107,681

$36,625

$1,001

$350,860

$166,141

$178,082

$78,054

$18,082

$440,359

$130,755

$160,000

$9,800

$160,075

$460,630

$1,549,363

$1,169,581

$538,906

$392,891

$3,650,740

WAYS GIVING

You can make a positive and meaningful difference in the lives of our students. All gifts to Oaks Christian School are vital to the advancement of the school’s mission, whether to support annual needs, capital projects, specific academic areas, arts, athletics or our new OCS Endowment. We are deeply grateful for your continued support of our efforts to provide a comprehensive and faith-based education to young men and women.

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, THERE ARE MANY OPTIONS TO CONSIDER WHEN PLANNING YOUR GIVING. CHOOSE THE ONE THAT IS RIGHT FOR YOU:

• • • •

Cash – Checks and all credit cards accepted Securities – Stocks, bonds and other financial instruments Goods – Equipment, materials and other items for fundraisers, school use, or capital projects Services – Donate your time, talents and expertise to our school programs and fundraising events • Property – Real estate or other tangible assets SCHOOL FUNDRAISING PROGRAMS AND AREAS THAT CAN BENEFIT FROM YOUR GIFT:

• The Oaks Fund – Supports resources and programs each year not covered by tuition • The VISION Campaign – Funds all areas of school operations, including capital construction • Financial Aid – Provides need-based tuition assistance to students • Oaks Performing Arts Society (OPAS) – Supports the performing arts resources and program needs • Athletic Booster Club – Funds the OCS athletic program and team-specific needs • Directed Gifts – Supports a particular area or program specified by the donor • The OCS Endowment – Provides a base source of funding and long-term sustainability by holding its principal in perpetuity

WE HAVE MANY CONVENIENT METHODS FOR YOU TO DELIVER YOUR GIFT:

• OCS Website – www.oakschristian.org/supportoaks • Mobile Device – Text the word OAKS to number 41444 • In-person or Mail – Oaks Christian School, 31749 La Tienda Drive, Westlake Village, CA 91362 • Attend an OCS Fundraiser – Golf & Tennis Tournament, Gala Auction, OPAS Music Fest • Contact us directly in the Advancement Department to donate or volunteer at (818) 575-9247 WAYS TO INCREASE THE BENEFITS OF YOUR DONATION!

• Corporate Matching Gifts – Many employers will match gifts as a way to support education • Stock Gifts – Donate appreciated shares of stock, which can result in a significant tax advantage • Planned Gifts – Visit the OCS Planned Giving website at www.oakschristiangiving.org for more information and to learn about the benefits of planned giving • Community Support Campaigns – Many retailers and businesses may reimburse a percentage of your purchases to your favorite charity like Oaks Christian School Oaks Christian School is pleased to offer additional information to you, your financial advisor or attorney. For more information please contact OCS Vice President of Advancement John Huffman at (818) 575-9211 or jhuffman@oakschristian.org.

LEGACY SOCIETY ($1,000,000+) MR. DAVID AND MRS. HELEN PRICE MR. BOB VAN BREDA AND MRS. DALLAS PRICE-VAN BREDA MR. JAMES AND MRS. YOLA GERWIEN

HERITAGE CIRCLE ($500,000 – $999,999) MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. BEVERLY DALLAS MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. LISA HOPKINS MR. DENNY AND MRS. ALLYSON WEINBERG

VISIONARIES ($250,000 – $499,000) MR. STEVE AND MRS. SO HYUN LEE MR. MARTIN AND MRS. LORRIE LEKO MR. STEPHEN AND MRS. MARIANNE MOSKO

BENEFACTORS ($100,000 – $249,999) MR. JAIME AND MRS. KIMBERLY ASHTON MR. JOHN AND MRS. JUDITH BEDROSIAN MR. WILLIAM CROCKETT MR. CHAD AND MRS. LEAH FAULKNER MR. ROBERT AND MRS. DENISE HAYMAN MR. JOHN AND MRS. TERRI KOKULIS MR. STEVE LOPEZ AND MRS. GINA PORTOGHESI LOPEZ MR. BRIAN AND MRS. LESLIE MATTHEWS DR. RUSS AND MRS. DAWN NELSON MR. JAMES AND MRS. DIANE PIECZYNSKI THE J. SMITH FAMILY MR. JOHN AND MRS. LAURA SPACH MR. GREGORY AND MRS. ALLISON SPRAGUE MR. BRETT AND MRS. DANIELLE WHITE MR. JEFFREY AND MRS. NORINE WOODCOCK

INVESTORS ($25,000 – $99,999) MR. CHRISTOPHER AND MRS. CHRISTINA AYE MRS. LARA S. BAUMGARTEN MR. STEFANO AND MRS. DONNA BORZONE MR. JAMES AND MRS. LINDA CAIN MR. AFRAM AND DR. LAILA CHAMOUN MR. CARL DAIKELER MR. ANTHONY AND MRS. CYNTHIA DORN MR. DAVID AND MRS. ANNE HENSON MR. STEVEN AND MRS. MARJORIE JAFFE MR. LARRY KNUDSEN AND MRS. LISE SHDO MR. BRAD AND DR. LINDA LIVINGSTONE MR. KIRK AND MRS. JONI MIYASHIRO MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. ELIZABETH NYMAN MR. PAUL AND MRS. SALLY OBERHAUS MR. RANDY AND MRS. JULIE OPPENHEIMER MR. KRIS THABIT MR. LOU AND MRS. TINA VALDEZ MR. MARK AND MRS. MICHELLE WIEBE

GUARDIANS ($1,000 – $24,999) MR. STEVE AND MRS. RENEE AGUILAR MR. EDWARD AND MRS. MONA ATSINGER MR. DAVID AND MRS. LESLIE BACHMAN MR. JOHN AND MRS. SHIRIN BATISTE MR. MIKE AND MRS. LIZ CAREY MR. GARY AND MRS. PAM COLBERT MR. RICK AND MRS. KIMBERLY DONNER FRESH VENTURE FARMS LLC MR. TIMOTHY AND MRS. NANCY KRUGER MR. JEFF AND MRS. JUNE LOUKS OCS CLASS OF 2015 MR. MORGAN AND MRS. CAROLYN RECTOR MR. PETER AND MRS. CATHERINE SZYMAN MS. THEREZA M. VERBOON

The Oaks Christian School VISION Campaign is an opportunity to INSPIRE, IMPACT and INVEST in the students of today and the future. This campaign provides for today’s operational and capital funding, while also establishing the OCS Endowment. The goal of the OCS Endowment is to create long-term financial sustainability that will ensure the vitality of our school and the ongoing integrity of the OCS mission.

WHERE DO THE CAMPAIGN FUNDS GO? • Creation of comprehensive online curriculum • Implementation of learning management system • Expansion of high school library • Growth and development of the mock trial program

• Renovation and improvement of the Sotelo Aquatic Center, Dallas Athletic Center and the lower athletic fields • Installation of solar energy for green campus development

• Installation of enhanced campus security systems

• Purchase of new fleet of vans for studentathlete transportation

• Remodeling of fine arts and dance studios

• Annual giving and need-based financial aid

HANK YOU TO OUR CURRENT DONORS

We are truly grateful for the generosity of those who have pledged or contributed to the VISION Campaign so far. Together we have already seen over $18 million given toward our goal of $30.5 million.* *Includes deferred and estate gifts.

HERITAGE SOCIETY (GIFTS OF $50,000 AND ABOVE)

NNUAL GIVING MAKES AN IMPACT

Oaks Christian School is about making an impact in students’ lives. It is about giving students the opportunity to learn and explore in a Christ-centered environment that fosters creativity, innovation and exploration. Students can pursue their passions and discover what it is like to give back—within the community and the world. All of this would not be possible without the generous support of many. Current parents, faculty, staff, alumni and their parents, grandparents, board members, OCS friends, foundations and corporations, continue to give sacrificially each year to help maintain the school’s financial stability. Your support has a direct and immediate impact on all aspects of the school—academics, arts, athletics, spiritual life, financial aid, facilities, professional development and campus life. Witnessing lives changed as a result of an OCS education is the reward for investing in our exceptional students and in our school. Oaks Christian School continues to be one of the most highly regarded Christian, independent schools in the nation with unparalleled state-of-the-arts facilities. We would like to honor each of our donors who have supported various programs during the 2014-15 year, including the OCS Endowment Fund, the Annual Fund, the OCS Financial Aid Program and Capital Giving. Your generous gifts make an extraordinary impact on our students, faculty, staff and OCS families. Thank you.

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MR. EDWARD AND MRS. MONA ATSINGER MR. JOHN AND MRS. JUDITH BEDROSIAN MR. ERIC AND MRS. TAMMY GUSTAVSON MR. NORM HAMES MR. MARK AND MRS. MICHELLE HIEPLER MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. LISA HOPKINS MR. CHET AND MRS. CINDY HUFFMAN MR. STEVE AND MRS. SO HYUN LEE MR. MARTIN AND MRS. LORRIE LEKO MR. STEPHEN AND MRS. MARIANNE MOSKO OAKS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL EMPLOYEES MR. DAVID AND MRS. HELEN PRICE MR. BOB VAN BREDA AND MRS. DALLAS PRICE-VAN BREDA MR. GREGORY AND MRS. ALLISON SPRAGUE MR. DAVID AND MRS. TRACEY THORSON MS. LI YA ZHOU

GRAND OAKS SOCIETY (GIFTS OF $20,000 – $49,999) MR. SCOTT AND MRS. CARI AKERLEY MR. DEAN BORNSTEIN MR. MARK BURNETT AND MRS. ROMA DOWNEY BURNETT MR. BRET AND MRS. YECENIA CURTIS MR. CARL DAIKELER MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. BEVERLY DALLAS MR. JOHN AND MRS. NINA DAVIES MR. SCOTT AND MRS. TINA EHRLICH MR. WAYNE AND MRS. JANET GRETZKY MS. VALERIE HARTFORD MR. ROBERT AND MRS. DENISE HAYMAN MISS KYLIE HUGHES MR. RAYMOND AND MRS. KATHY LOSI MR. LOUIS AND MRS. DIANNE MASRY MR. BRIAN AND MRS. LESLIE MATTHEWS MR. BRIAN AND MRS. GILLIAN MCNAMEE MR. RONALD AND MRS. KELLY MEYER MR. DAVID MURDOCK MR. LARRY AND MRS. PAIGE NICHOLSON MR. RANDY AND MRS. JULIE OPPENHEIMER MR. JAMES AND MRS. DIANE PIECZYNSKI THE J. SMITH FAMILY

During the 2002-03 school year, in a 24-hour period, Oaks Christian School won its first three CIF Championships—boys basketball, girls basketball and girls soccer. Later that same year, girls softball won the school’s fourth CIF Championship.

MR. FRANKLIN AND MRS. KIM SPAETH MR. PETER AND MRS. CATHERINE SZYMAN MR. LLOYD AND MRS. JULIE TALBERT MR. BRETT AND MRS. DANIELLE WHITE MR. KARL AND MRS. DIAN ZEILE

OAKS SOCIETY (GIFTS OF $10,000 – $19,999) MR. WAFIK AND MRS. GIHANE BISHAI DR. JEFFREY AND MRS. ANNE BLOCK MR. GERALD AND MRS. CINDY CAMPBELL MR. AFRAM AND DR. LAILA KHOURY CHAMOUN MR. WILLIAM CROCKETT MR. JACK AND MRS. MICHELE DICANIO MR. RICK AND MRS. KIMBERLY DONNER MS. REMA DUPONT-RAZATOS MR. CRAIG AND MRS. NATASHA DUSWALT MR. FARSHAD AND MRS. KIM FARDAD MR. FRANK AND MRS. TIFFANI FARDAD MR. CHAD AND MRS. LEAH FAULKNER MR. JAMES AND MRS. JANICE GEORGE MR. AHMAD AND MRS. SUSAN GHADERI MR. DAVID AND MRS. ANNE HENSON MR. STEVEN AND MRS. MARJORIE JAFFE THE JANSEN FAMILY MR. LARS KNUDSEN AND MRS. LISE SHDO MR. RICHARD LANDRY MR. STEVE LOPEZ AND MRS. GINA PORTOGHESI LOPEZ MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. ELIZABETH NYMAN MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. SANDY PUCHLEVIC MR. PATRICK RIORDAN MR. DANIEL AND MRS. KIRSTEN SELLECK MRS. XIAOMING SUN MR. BRIAN AND MRS. TIFFANY TERNAN MR. KRIS THABIT MR. MING BO DENG AND MRS. FANG WANG MR. DENNY AND MRS. ALLYSON WEINBERG MR. MARK AND MRS. MICHELLE WIEBE MR. ZAYA AND MRS. SHERRY YOUNAN

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GOLDEN LIONS SOCIETY (GIFTS OF $5,000 – $9,999) APEX GENERAL CONTRACTORS, INC. MR. JAIME AND MRS. KIMBERLY ASHTON MR. CHRISTOPHER AND MRS. CHRISTINA AYE MRS. LARA S. BAUMGARTEN MR. BRET AND MRS. KIRSTIN BIEGERT MR. DAVID AND MRS. JAIME BOREANAZ MR. MIKE AND MRS. CINDY BRODY DR. JAMES AND DR. CHRISTINE CHUNG MR. DAVID AND MRS. GRACE CROCKER MR. ANTHONY AND MRS. CYNTHIA DORN MR. MARIO AND MRS. TERI ERNST MR. DAN AND MRS. DANETTE FALLER MR. TREVOR AND MRS. TAMARA FASE MR. ZACHARY AND MRS. KELLY FRANGOS MR. KENNETH AND MRS. DEBRA HARRISBERGER THE HARRISON FAMILY MR. S. KEITH AND MRS. ELIZABETH HINKLE MR. ROBERT AND MRS. PHYLLIS JORDAN MR. PETER AND MRS. TRACY KLEINICK MR. C. G. AND MRS. VIKKI KUM MR. KEITH AND MRS. LINA LIPPIATT MR. KENYON AND MRS. HEATHER MARTIN COL. NICHOLAS MOORE AND MS. ANNA RICHO MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. ANJA MORTON MR. JOHN AND MRS. ERICA NOTTER MR. CRAIG AND MRS. CAMMIE PFEFFERMAN

MR. STEPHEN H. PLUM MR. DAVID AND MRS. TRACEY PRICE MR. MORGAN AND MRS. CAROLYN RECTOR MR. TIM AND MRS. PAMELA RICHARDSON MR. MARK AND MRS. ANDREA SCHMALTZ MS. ANITA SCHUETT MR. DANIEL AND MRS. CHRISTIANNE STRULL MR. STUART TROSS AND MS. LINDA KNEIDINGER MR. STEWART AND MRS. JANE TURNER MR. GEORGE AND MRS. AMANDA VOSKERICYAN MR. TODD AND MRS. KIMBERLY ZGORZELSKI MR. PEI REN YANG AND MRS. MIN ZHAO MR. XING GUO AND MRS. LIYI ZHU

SILVER LIONS SOCIETY (GIFTS OF $2,500 – $4,999) MR. DAVID AND MRS. ANNA ANAWALT DR. IAN AND MRS. KAREN ARMSTRONG MR. SEAN AND MRS. CHRISTINE ASTIN MR. JOHN AND MRS. SHIRIN BATISTE MR. MARCO AND MRS. JILL BELTRAMI MR. BRICE AND MRS. SHELENE BRYAN MR. NEIL CAMENKER MR. CLIFFORD AND MRS. PAMELA COLE MR. DOUGLAS AND MRS. JAN COOPER MR. ALBERT AND MS. LANA CORBI MR. SCOTT AND MRS. JOYCE DERRICKSON MR. DAVID AND MRS. DANA DUIMOVICH MR. PAUL AND MRS. JULIA FERRONE

MR. JOHN AND MRS. ALEXA FLAGLER MR. BRAD GARRETT MS. JILL GARRETT MR. GERALD AND MRS. LYNNE GRIESS MR. JOHN AND MRS. DONNA GUGLIELMO MR. RONALD AND MRS. JONI HEWITT MS. SHERYL JACOBS MS. SHANNON KNUPP MR. TIMOTHY AND MRS. NANCY KRUGER MR. MARC AND MRS. LISA LESLIE MR. MILES AND MRS. LESLIE LEVY MR. LEE AND MRS. ROBIN LIPSCOMB MR. BRAD AND DR. LINDA LIVINGSTONE MR. CHRISTOPHER AND MRS. HALLI LOMBARDI MR. PATRICK AND MRS. CHARLOTTE LOWE MR. VERNE AND MRS. LAURA MASON DR. JOHN AND MRS. MARDY MEDDERS MR. BRET AND MRS. KRISTI MICHAELS MR. J. CHAPMAN AND MRS. LORI MORRIS MR. GREG AND MRS. KATHY OUTCALT MR. RAY AND MRS. ELAINE PARKER MR. JOSEPH AND MRS. ELIZABETH PEREZ MR. JUDD AND MRS. TARA PETERS MR. ALEX AND MRS. WHITNEY PHILLIPS DR. STEPHEN AND MRS. ORQUIDEA POLLACK MR. DARYL AND MRS. KERRI POLLARD MR. WOLF AND MRS. LESLIE REGENER MR. DAVID AND MRS. ERIKA SEYDE MR. JEREMY SOBEL AND MRS. AN OLEKSYK-SOBEL MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. SILVIA SPEARS DR. WADE AND MRS. AVO SPURLING MR. BRADLEY AND MRS. CHERYL STEVENS MR. MICHAEL THESMAN MR. RAYMOND THOMAS MR. KAYVAN AND MRS. AMY TORABIAN

BRONZE LIONS SOCIETY (GIFTS OF $1,000 – $2,499) MR. STEVE AND MRS. RENEE AGUILAR MR. PHILIP AND MRS. NELLIE AKALP DR. JIM AND MRS. MARY KAY ALTIZER MR. CECIL AND MRS. KAY AMBUEHL MR. GERALD AND MRS. CHRISTI ANDERSON MR. SIDNEY AND MRS. CYNTHIA ANDERSON MR. COREY AND MS. DESIREE DILLON MR. DAVID AND MRS. LESLIE BACHMAN MR. PETER AND MRS. CHRISTIE BAER

MR. NAVY AND MRS. RACHAEL BANVARD MS. LYNNE BEARD MR. TONY BEHRENS MR. MARC AND MRS. KATHY BENZ MR. BRUCE AND MRS. JESSLYN BOTHWELL MR. KEVIN AND MRS. DONNA BRABEC MR. JOHN AND MRS. HANNE BRENDMOE MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. WENDY CAMACHO MR. GERARD AND MRS. LAURIE CAPPELLO MR. MIKE AND MRS. LIZ CAREY MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. MELISSA CAVALIER MS. JOY COBURN MR. GARRY AND MRS. SHANA COLLETT MR. KEVIN AND MRS. SUSAN CROSS MR. LUIS AND MRS. SUSAN CUADRADO MR. JAY RUSSELL AND MS. LEE CUNNINGHAM MR. JOHN AND MRS. COZETTE DARBY MR. DUANE AND MRS. CAROL DAVIS MR. BRENT DE RUYTER AND MRS. TRACEY ELLIS-DE RUYTER MR. DAVID AND MRS. JODI DELUCCIA MR. MARIO FERLA MR. JOEL AND MRS. LORENA FIGUEROA PINAL MR. ROBERT AND MRS. JANET GARDNER MR. ERIC AND MRS. JENNY GEISLER MR. THOMAS AND MRS. JEANNIE GENTILE MR. CHRISTOPHER GORELIK MR. BOB AND MRS. TRISHA GREENE MR. GERALD GREENGARD AND MRS. ELIZABETH MORRIN GREENGARD DR. CHESTER AND MRS. CHRISTINE GRIFFITHS MR. JAY GRIGSBY MR. TIMOTHY AND MRS. LESLIE HAGERTY MR. LARRY HAHN MR. ANDERS AND MRS. JULIE HAINER MR. JOHN AND MRS. DIANA HEIDELMAN MR. AND MRS. JERRY HEIMBUCH MR. AHMAD AND MRS. PEGAH HEYDAR MR. TIMOTHY AND MRS. JAQUELINE HILL MR. DONALD AND MRS. GLENDA HILLIARD MS. SONYA HOUSTON DR. TODD HUGHES AND DR. STEPHANIE LIPP-HUGHES DR. ANDRE AND MRS. JEANINE ISHAK DR. YU HENG AND MRS. CHAO HUA JAN MR. MIRKO AND MS. ELIZABETH JOKANOVIC

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Before the Bedrosian Pavilion opened in 2007, high school and middle school chapels, theatre performances, dances and music productions were held in Disciples Chapel.

O CS FUN FACT

BRONZE LIONS SOCIETY (CONTINUED) MR. BERJ KACHERIAN DR. MICHAEL AND MRS. CAROLINE KIRCHNER MR. ED AND MRS. LYN KLODT MR. KURT AND MRS. GINGER KOHLER MR. MARK AND MRS. JESSICA LEFEVER MR. TOM AND MRS. SARAH LINDSTROM DR. JOSEPH AND MRS. MARY LO PRESTI MR. JEFF AND MRS. JUNE LOUKS MR. KEVIN AND MRS. KAREN MANION MR. ROBERT AND MRS. STACY MASSELL DR. JOEL AND MRS. CECILIA MATTA MR. JOHN MCKEE JR. MR. AND MRS. OSCAR G. MEDRANO MR. RODNEY AND MRS. MICHELLE MENZEL MR. KIRK AND MRS. JONI MIYASHIRO MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. JENNIFER MOODY MS. JOANNE MORRIS MR. LARRY AND MRS. DONNA MOULTON MR. VICTOR AND MRS. CYNTHIA NADER MR. LANCE AND MRS. ABBIE NELSON MR. XIAO NI MRS. ANDREI AND MRS. ELENA NIKIFOROV MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. GINA ODDI O’GARA COACH – WESTLAKE MR. DON PHELPS DR. RONALD PHILLIPS MR. PERRY AND MRS. SUSAN PIERCE MR. ERIC AND MRS. MICHELLE RAMSEY MR. CHRIS AND MRS. KIMBERLY RENARD MS. MICHELLE REYES MR. KEVIN RICHARDSON MR. KEVIN AND MRS. TERRY ROBERTS MR. KENNETH AND MRS. KIMBERLY ROZANSKI MR. TROY AND MRS. SOPHIA DONALDSON MR. MATTHEW AND MRS. STACI SHUMWAY MR. CRAIG AND MRS. JENNIFER SIMPSON MR. EDUARDO AND MRS. MARIA SOTELO MR. BRAD AND MRS. PATTY STARKEY DR. RANDALL AND MRS. SUSANNE STEINER DR. BRADLEY AND MRS. DEE-DEE STOLSHEK MR. CLIFFORD AND MRS. KIMBERLY SULLIVAN MR. KEITH AND MRS. HOLLY TISHERMAN MR. LOU AND MRS. TINA VALDEZ MS. THEREZA M. VERBOON MR. PAUL AND MRS. YOKO WASHKEWICZ MR. SAMUEL AND MRS. ELISA WATKINS MR. ANTHONY AND MRS. SABRINA WEILAND MR. TIMOTHY AND MRS. STEFANIE WENNES MR. ADAM AND MRS. LESLIE WINER MR. DAVID AND MRS. KAY WOODRUFF MR. DAVID AND MRS. MARY ZARRAONANDIA DR. YONGLI AND DR. KEJIE ZHANG

LIONS SOCIETY (GIFTS OF UP TO $999) MISS BAILEE AHERN MR. ROBIN AND MRS. ERIKA AHN MR. RAMIRO AND MRS. DEANA ALBARRAN MISS KELSEY ALEXANDER MR. STEVE AND MRS. JAN ALLEN MRS. ROSALIND ALLEN-ENCISO MR. KEVIN AND MRS. TERRY ALLISON MS. ANTOINETTE AMPER DR. SEAN AND DR. STACEY ANDERSON MR. RUSSELL AND MRS. CINDY ANDERSON MISS KATHERINE J. ANDERSON MR. MARC AND MRS. JACQUIE ANGELL MR. JEFF AND MRS. JAIMIE ANGLIN MR. RYAN AND MRS. CATHERINE AQUINO MS. JEANNE M. ARCHER MR. BRAD AND MRS. SUSAN ARMSTRONG MR. JOHN AND MRS. LORI ARMSTRONG DR. AND MRS. WALTER BABCOCK MR. EDGAR AND MRS. JOY BALDOZ MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. RENEE BALLARD MR. WIN AND MRS. MELISSA BANNING MR. JOSEPH AND MRS. MICHELLE BARBOUR MR. BRUCE AND MRS. KIMBERLY BARKIS MR. JAMES AND MRS. JULIA BARNETT MR. FREDERICK AND MRS. SHANNON BARTLETT MISS ALEXANDRA BATES MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. JANIS BAYMAN MR. MARCUS AND MRS. SANDY BECK MR. RICHARD AND MRS. KIM BEETLESTONE MR. TIMOTHY AND MRS. ANDREA BEHM MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. JANET BENDER MR. JEFF BENES / THE SMART GROUP MR. JOHN AND MRS. ERIN BENSON MR. HENRY AND MRS. CYNTHIA BERENS MR. NICHOLAS BERRY AND MRS. SEON SOOK HEO MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. MARGARET BIANCO MR. ROBERT AND MRS. SANDRA BLACK MR. THOMAS AND MRS. ELIZABETH BLAZNEK MR. JONATHAN AND MRS. CAMILLE BLOCK MR. JIM AND MRS. ALICE BLOIS MR. DAN AND MRS. JULIE BODEMEIJER MR. RONALD AND MRS. DIANE BODEMEIJER MRS. DAVID AND MRS. LESLEY BODWELL MR. HERBERT F. BOECKMANN II MR. MATTHEW AND MRS. MARY BOONE MS. PATRICIA BORGSTROM MR. MARK AND MRS. NORMA BOSKOVICH MR. JAMES AND MRS. MAUREEN BOYER MS. ELIZABETH BOYER MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. BETTY BOYIAZIS

MR. NICK AND MRS. YVONNE BOYIAZIS MR. MARCUS AND MRS. KAREN BRADLEY MRS. CAROL BRANDON MS. SELINA BRANDT MR. ALEX AND MRS. JULIA BRANKOVIC MR. STEVEN AND MRS. KIMBERLY BRONSON MR. WAYNE AND MRS. BRENDA BRUECKNER MR. DANIEL BUKOWSKI MR. WALTER BURCH MR. KEN AND MRS. SUE BURDULLIS MR. RICHARD AND MRS. SELINE BURNS DR. JOHN AND MRS. CORINNA BURTON DR. TIM AND MRS. MELANIE BUTO MS. BOBBIE BUYALOS MS. LAURA E. CACERES MR. DEAN CAIN MR. JOHN WILLIAM R. CALDWELL CALVARY COMMUNITY CHURCH MR. CHRIS AND MRS. JUDY CAPARON MR. JAMES AND MRS. KAREN CARLISLE

MR. STEVE AND MRS. DEBBIE CARMANDALIAN MS. PATRICIA CARMICHAEL MR. ROBERT CARROLA MRS. DINA CASTILLO MR. DEAN CATALANO MR. JIA-SHYI WANG AND MRS. CHING HUA H. CHEN MR. P AND MRS. INGE CHRISTIANSEN MR. STEPHEN AND MRS. PAMELA CHRISTIE MS. MARGARET HANDA CIRELLI MR. MATT AND MRS. JILL CLARK MS. LISA CLARK MR. JEFFREY AND MRS. JULIE CLEELAND MR. MIKE AND MRS. CHRISTINA CLEUGH MR. MIKE AND MRS. MARGI CLEUGH MR. KEITH AND MRS. TAMMY COBURN MR. ALAN AND MRS. LINDA COHEN MR. GUS AND MRS. SANDRA COLL MR. ROG COLLINS MRS. BRENDA COLLINS

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to the school is one of the best things “I believe donating we can do as members of the OCS community. Oaks Christian School offers such amazing opportunities to our children and affords priceless experiences and education that will groom our youth into the finest leaders of tomorrow. Making a contribution to the school assists with perpetuating this outstanding institution and it is incumbent upon those of us who can make a difference to do so. — Mr. Dave Henson and Mrs. Anne Weidenweber

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LIONS SOCIETY (CONTINUED) MR. KRIS AND MRS. JILL CORRIGAN MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. MAXINE COSTELLO MR. RUSS AND MRS. PARIS COURTNALL MR. RICHARD AND MRS. KAREN COYLE MR. CHARLES CRANE MR. STEVEN AND MRS. MELISSA CRANE DR. JAMIE CULHANE MR. DAVID AND MRS. SHARI CZERWINSKI MR. FREDERICK DALLMER AND MRS. JUDITH ANNE RANGEL-DALLMER MR. ROBERT AND MRS. DEBBIE DALY MR. VINCENT AND MRS. PAM DALY MR. MARK AND MRS. PATRICIA DAVIS MRS. JANET S. DAVIS MRS. DEBORAH DECAROLIS MR. RICHARD AND MRS. ELAINE DENHAM MR. JEFF AND MRS. CAROLINE DEWEY MR. NEIL AND MRS. PAULA DIAL

MR. JOHN AND MRS. CATHERINE DIBALLA MR. JOHN AND MRS. DONNA DIFRONZO MR. DAVID AND MRS. JULIE DIMAS MR. BRUCE AND MRS. JANET DINGMAN MR. SCOTT AND MRS. DEABRA DINOVITZ MR. KENNETH AND MRS. CARRIE DITTMAR MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. JACLYN DOLAN MR. VINCENT AND MRS. STACIE DOWNEY PASTOR GORDY AND MRS. JULIE DUNCAN MR. GILBERTO AND MRS. MARIA ECHEVERRIA MR. ROBERT AND MRS. CHERIE EVANS MR. STU AND MRS. MONIKA EVANS MRS. STELLA FARRELL MR. KENNETH AND MRS. SANDY FIENFIELD MR. STEVEN AND MRS. LINDA FINNICK MR. KARL LINDENLAUB AND MRS. LISA FISCHINGER MR. TODD AND MRS. SANDRA FLOREY MR. MARC AND MRS. JAMIE FOULKROD MR. SCOTT AND MRS. KJIRSTEN FOUTS

MR. FARHAD AND MRS. MICHELLE FOZOUNMAYEH MR. MARCUS AND MRS. JANET FRIEDERICHS MR. JOSEPH IWUAJOKU AND DR. SUZANNE FUSSELL MR. ROGER AND MRS. PATRICIA ROSEGRANT MISS NICOLE GARCIA MR. FRANK AND MRS. DEBBI GARI MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. MARY GARRISON MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. DYNA GAZZERA MR. RALPH AND MRS. CYNTHIA GEISELMAN MR. BRIAN AND MRS. MARILYN GERICH MR. JAMES AND MRS. YOLA GERWIEN DR. DANIEL AND MRS. MARY BETH GILBERT MR. MARK AND MRS. BETH GINZINGER MS. CHRISTI GOESER MR. LYNDON AND MRS. MONICA RUIZ GOLIN MR. SEAN AND MRS. LINDSEY GORDON MR. CARL AND MRS. DORIS GRAVES MR. RICHARD GRAVES MISS AMY GREASON MS. LISA GREEN MR. TREVOR GRETZKY MR. ERIC AND MRS. YVONNE GROEN MR. DANIEL AND MRS. JILL GROFF MR. KEVIN AND MRS. WENDY GROGAN MRS. BLANCHE AND MR. JOHN GROGAN MR. PREMYSL AND MRS. MARIANNE GRUND DR. RAYMOND HALL AND MRS. ANDREA TENNANT-HALL MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. ROSILEY HANNAGAN MR. STEPHEN AND MRS. DANA HARGER MR. JEFFREY AND MRS. THERESE HARGLEROAD MR. JOHN AND MRS. ALISON HARRIS MR. EDIK AND MRS. LENNEA HARTOONIAN MR. KEN AND MRS. SHARON HASEGAWA MR. DARYLL AND MRS. KIRSTEN HAYSE DR. TIMOTHY AND MRS. MELISSA HEATH DR. MARK AND MRS. LESLIE HEIMBUCH MR. ADAM AND MRS. STACIE HENRY MR. GARY AND MRS. DANETTE HENTHORN MR. MEHRDAD AND MRS. AYLA SADA-GHIANI MR. JAIME AND MRS. SUSAN HERNANDEZ MR. STEVEN AND MRS. PATRICIA HESS MR. JAN HETHCOCK MR. JAMES AND MRS. NANCY HICKS MISS SARAH HIEPLER MR. JAN HILTON MR. GREG AND MRS. HOLLY HINES

MR. GREGORY AND MRS. LORI HISEL MR. STEPHEN AND MRS. NICOLLE HOLLAND MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. NADEANE HOLLEY-RUDD MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. SUE HOLTSNIDER MRS. SHIRLEY HORN MR. STEPHEN AND MRS. CAROL HOYT MS. GWEN HUENERGARDT MR. JEREMY AND MRS. JACKLYN HUFFMAN MR. JOHN AND MRS. TRACY HUFFMAN MS. ANDREA HUMPHREYS MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND F. HUNING MR. NICK AND MRS. LISA IEZZA MS. STACI INTRAVARTOLO MR. DAVID AND MRS. ELIZABETH JACOBSON MR. PETER JAKL MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. JANET JAN MR. DARIUS AND MRS. VIDA JATULIS MR. KEITH AND MRS. THERESA JEPSEN MR. CHRISTOPHER AND MS. JESSICA JIMENEZ MR. JEFF AND MRS. TERRI JOHANSON MR. DANIEL AND MRS. KAREN JOHNSON MR. DAVID R. JOHNSTON MS. BRIGITTE JOHNSTON MR. ROBERT AND MRS. DEBORAH KALOF MR. KI YOUNG LEE AND MRS. YOU RI KANG MS. MARYANN KELLY MR. ARTHUR AND MRS. LINDA KERNER MR. MANOU AND MRS. MARIDOU KHABBAZ MR. JOHN AND MRS. CYNTHIA KILKENNY MR. JOEL AND MRS. ANA MARIA KILPATRICK MR. JOON M. KIM AND MRS. YOO K. YI MR. SCOTT AND MRS. SANDRA KING MR. ALEC AND MRS. FRANCES KIRADJIAN MR. DANIEL AND MRS. SUSAN KIRBY MR. SHAWN AND MRS. WENDY KLAIBER MR. STUART TROSS AND MS. LINDA KNEIDINGER MR. KARL AND MRS. PATRICIA KNEPLEY MR. KRIS KOCHER MR. ELIE AND MRS. MARITA KOUDSI MR. ALLAN AND MRS. SANDRA KOVEN MR. DANIEL KRATOVIL AND MS. LINDA GOTHAR DR. BARRY AND MRS. KELLY KRESS MR. PAUL AND MRS. AMY KRUEGER MR. RONALD AND MRS. CYNTHIA KRYSTYNIAK MR. GREG AND MRS. DIANE KUSNIEREK MR. RONALD AND MRS. CHRISTINA LA FORGIA MR. ROBERT AND MRS. JESSICA LA MAR MR. HARRY AND MRS. KAREN LA RUE

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LIONS SOCIETY (CONTINUED) MR. JAMES AND MRS. AMY LABRIE MR. DENNIS LAINE MR. TERRY AND MRS. TERI LAMB MR. CRAIG AND MRS. VALERIE LAMBERT MR. JOHN AND MRS. KATHLEEN LANE MR. JARED LANGNESS MR. DAVID AND MRS. LINDA LATHAM DR. JAMES AND MRS. BRANDY LAZAR MR. DERREK AND MRS. CHRISTINA LEE MR. JIM AND MRS. MONIKA LEE MR. JOSEPH LEE MR. SEUNG WON LEE AND MRS. MICHELLE S. K. LEE MR. YONG NA AND MRS. IRIS LEE MS. LUANN LEE MS. SUSANNE LEE MR. DANIEL AND MRS. AMY LEHMAN MR. ERNEST AND MRS. TRICIA LENTHALL MR. LANCE LENTZ AND MRS. RENEE SAMS MR. MATTHEW T. LEO MR. TERRY AND MRS. INDIRA LEWIS MR. WADE AND MRS. LORELEI LEWIS MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. JUDITH LEWIS MS. MELANIE LIGHT MS. FAYE LINDER MR. KEVIN AND MRS. BRITTANY LINDSEY DR. SCOTT AND MRS. JAMIE LISEA MR. KENNETH AND MRS. CHRISTINE LOCKREY MR. FRANK AND MRS. ENYETTA LONG MR. PAUL AND MRS. WANDA LONG MRS. KAREN LONG MR. JONATHAN AND MRS. KIMBERLY LONGAN MR. DAVID AND MRS. STACY LUCCHESE MR. GERARDO AND MRS. SUSANA LUPERCIO MR. RICARDO AND MRS. JANA MACAYA DR. HOLDEN AND DR. PRISCILLA MACRAE MR. GEORGE AND MRS. LAURA MAGGAY MR. MUHAMMAD MAHMOODI AND MRS. FARAH VAHDANI MISS KERRY MANION MR. RANDALL AND MRS. SHELLEY MARK MRS. DONNA MARKS MR. RICHARD AND MRS. LISA MARNELL MR. GLEN AND MRS. CLAUDIA MARTIN MR. CHARLES AND MRS. ANGELE MASINO

MISS BRYNNA MASON MR. CONOR MASON MR. WALLACE AND MRS. LISA MASON MR. MIKE AND DR. MAHSA MAURIELLO MR. ALBERT AND MRS. DYONETTE MAYER MR. JOHN AND MRS. KATIE MCBRIDE MR. STEVEN AND MRS. CHRISTY MCCORMICK MR. RON AND MRS. MARY LOU MCFADEN MS. MILINDA MCNEELY MR. PETER AND MRS. POLLY MELIDEO MR. DICK AND MRS. MAUREEN MELLITT MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. ANN MARIE MICHAEL MS. SUSAN MILLER MR. IVOR AND MRS. LISA MINDEL MR. UWE LIECKFELDT AND DR. REGINA MITTERBERGER MR. MARK AND MRS. JULIE MONRO MR. DANIEL AND MRS. JENNIFER MONTGOMERY MR. DAVID AND MRS. DIANA MOORE MR. KEVIN MOORE MR. ASTOR AND MRS. LEXI MORGAN MR. DEBBIE MORRISON AND MRS. MARY CALCAGNINI-MORRISON MR. JEFF AND MRS. TARA MORROW MS. KATE MOULENE MR. MALUME AND MRS. INGRID MOYE MR. SCOTT AND MRS. TERRI MULLEN MR. BUD AND MRS. SHERYL MURDOCK MR. BRYAN AND MRS. KIM MURPHY MR. PHIL AND MRS. JANET NAJEMNIK MS. CHRISTINE NAPOLITANO MISS GRACE NAPOLITANO MR. LUKE NAPOLITANO MR. MAX NAPOLITANO MR. SCOTT AND MRS. LAURIE NAVE DR. RUSS AND MRS. DAWN NELSON MR. BRUCE NELSON AND MS. MARRIANNE MAGNUSON-NELSON MR. TOM AND MRS. KIMBERLEY NELSON MRS. KATHY NELSON MR. AND MRS. RICHARD NEUHEISEL MR. ERIC AND MRS. TERESA NEWBERG MR. RANDY AND MRS. YVONNE NOBLITT MR. ALLAN AND MRS. GERALDINE NOJADERA MR. DAVID AND MRS. JAMIE O’BRIEN

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MRS. AMY O’FRIEL MR. LUIS AND MRS. SUZANNE ORTEGA MR. JACQUES AND MRS. STEPHANIE ANDERSON ORTIZ MS. VIRGINIA OTIS MR. MATT AND MRS. PAM OTTO MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. MELINDA OWEN MR. MICHAEL AND DR. STACI PACIOREK DR. SCOTT AND MRS. ROXANNE PACKHAM MR. HILLIARD AND MRS. SUSAN PAIGE MR. ROGER AND MRS. LINDA PALACE MR. NICK AND MRS. KELLY PANTUSO MR. JOEL AND AURELIA PARISH MR. GARY PATE MR. BAZ AND MRS. EILEEN PATEL MR. STEVE AND MRS. KAREN PAVONE MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. DEBORAH PAYTON MR. ADRIAN AND MRS. ADRIENNE PERALTA MR. SCOTT AND MRS. CINDY PETERS MR. CHARLES PETRIE MR. DAVID AND MRS. LYNN PHILLIPS MR. CHRISTOPHER AND MRS. ANGELIQUE PITNEY MR. CURT AND MRS. LEANNE PORTZEL MR. ERIK AND MRS. DEANNA PRZYBYLA MR. PHILIP QUARTARARO MR. SHANE AND MRS. GEORGIANN QUARTARARO MR. ROBERT AND MRS. ANNETTE RAMOS

The first OCS mission trip was during summer 2001 when Mrs. Sherrie Mitchell and two students traveled to Peru through World Vision. This year, 112 OCHS students traveled to five different countries to serve, including Mexico, India, Guatemala, Romania and Uganda.

MR. RENE AND MRS. CHERYL RANDEL MRS. MAUREEN RANKIN MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. VONNY REAGAN MR. STEVE REARDON MR. PARISH AND MRS. CATHY REED DR. PATRICK AND MRS. LAURIE REITEN MR. JOSEPH RENZACCI AND MS. MONIQUE GIUFFRE MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. LISA RHODE MR. JACK AND MRS. MARY RIBLET MR. BILL AND MRS. LOUISE RICE MR. ROBERT AND MRS. LIBERTY RICHARDSON MISS EMILY RICHARDSON MR. ROBERT AND MRS. TIFFANY RIGGLE MR. TOM AND MRS. PAMELA ROANHAUS MR. AND MRS. RANDY O. ROBERG MR. BRIAN AND MRS. EILEEN ROBINETT MS. KRISTINE RODAS MR. STEVEN AND MRS. KIM RODRIGUEZ MR. REINER AND MRS. JOLENE ROESKE MR. SCOTT AND MRS. ANDREA ROGERS MR. SCOTT AND MRS. PENNY ROMINE MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. CATHY ROSENBERG MR. ANDREW AND MRS. IRENE RUDNICKI MR. ROBERT AND MRS. TRACY RUDZITIS MR. DAVID AND MRS. DEBBIE RYAN MR. JOHN AND MRS. KERRIE SADLER MR. ERWIN AND MRS. ANDREA SALAZAR

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It’s a very special feeling to have been part of the first “ few years and to see how much the school has grown in 15 years. I have such fond memories and am forever grateful for the friendships and experiences.

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— Miss Rachel Rubenstein (’03)

LIONS SOCIETY (CONTINUED) MR. ANTHONY SALCIDO MR. ANDRES AND MRS. CHRISTINA SALINAS MR. ROBERT SALKA MR. DAVID SAMS DR. JAMES AND DR. DIANNE SANDBERG MR. JOE AND MRS. MARCIA SANDS MR. SCOTT AND MRS. JODI SANTINO MR. TIMOTHY AND DR. SANDEE SAURMAN DR. LARRY AND MRS. RENEE SCHATZ MR. BRADLEY AND MRS. SUZANNE SCHAUB MR. DANIEL AND DR. ROBIN SCHOLEFIELD MR. BRADLEY AND MRS. ROBIN SCHWARTZ MR. ROBERT AND MRS. CAROLE SCUDERI MR. EUGENE AND DR. CAROL SERVIN MS. SANDY SEWELL MR. BOB AND MRS. TORI SHAMOON MR. ANDRE AND MRS. JULIE SHAROU MR. HOBERT AND MRS. ELGA SHARPE MRS. MARSHA SILVERS MR. TIMOTHY AND MRS. GINA SIMONSGAARD DR. ERIC AND MRS. JULIE SLETTEN MRS. BARBARA SLETTEN

MR. DANIEL AND MRS. KAREN SMITH MR. KENDALL SMITH AND MRS. DANA GANN-SMITH MR. RODNEY AND MS. CAROL SMITH MRS. ELIZABETH SMITH MR. THOMAS AND MRS. SHELLY SNYDER MR. BRONSON AND MRS. NATASHA SOMERVILLE THE SOUTHALL FAMILY MR. PAUL AND DR. OLENKA SPEAKER MR. ERIC AND MRS. JOAN STALBOERGER MR. JOHN AND MRS. CHRISTINA STALBOERGER MR. RICHARD AND MRS. MONETTE STEVENS MR. GREG AND MRS. TERRIE STEWART MR. CLINTON AND MRS. TAMIKA STOKES MR. CHRISTOPHER AND MRS. LISA STONICH MR. DAVID AND MRS. ELAINE STOWELL MR. THOMAS AND MRS. HOLLY STROTHER MRS. JEANETTE STULLER MS. JULIE SULLIVAN MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. JENNIFER SUTMAN MR. BARRON AND MRS. CATHERINE SWANKY MR. KEVIN AND MRS. MARY SWEENEY MR. CURTIS AND MRS. KRISTIN SWINDAL MR. MARK AND MRS. SANDIE SZCZEPANIAK MRS. AIMEE SZIKLAI

REV. JOHN AND MRS. HEATHER TAYLOE MRS. KIMBERLY THESMAN MR. BART AND MRS. JUDY THIELEN MR. CHRIS AND MRS. TARA THOMAS MRS. NANCY THOMPSON MR. ROBERT AND MRS. TINA THOMSON JR. MR. STEVE AND MRS. ROBIN TODD MR. BRIAN TRIMMER MR. LANNY AND MRS. TERRY TRON MR. LIONEL AND MRS. IRIS TROUILLIER MR. JON AND MRS. VANESSA TULL MR. JOHN AND MRS. JENNIFER TUNNEY MR. HENRY AND MRS. MARGARET TURLINGTON MR. ROBERTO AND MRS. JANE VACCARO MR. JONATHAN AND MRS. EVELYN VALTIER MR. MICHAEL SAKSA AND MS. BARBARA VASS MS. JEANINE VAUGHN MR. MIKAEL AND MRS. BRENDA VIA MS. KELLY WADE MR. KENNETH AND MRS. TAMI WALKER MR. MICHAEL AND DR. JUANIE WALKER MR. DAVID AND MRS. ANNE MARIE WALTER MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. RITA WARREN MR. ROBERT AND MRS. LAURIE WEINER MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. ANTONETTE WEINREB MR. TODD AND MRS. MERI WEST MR. GARY AND MRS. ELLEN WHIDDON MR. PETER AND MRS. KAREN WHIPPLE MR. LANE AND MRS. YOONIE WHITCOMB MR. DANIEL AND MRS. ALICIA WHITE MR. DANIEL AND MRS. CORINNA WHITE MR. GREGORY L. WHITE AND THE HONORABLE ANDREA C. THOMPSON MR. GEORGE AND MRS. JENNIFER WHITE MR. MARK AND MRS. DONNA WHITE MR. MARK AND MRS. CHANEL WIENTJES MR. JAMES AND DR. LORRAINE WILLIAMS MR. JIM AND MRS. JILLIAN WILLIAMS MR. WELDON AND MRS. CAROLE WILSON MR. GARY AND MRS. ROSELLE WOLFE MRS. SONIA M. WOLFE MR. PETER AND MRS. MARIA JOSE WOLFERT MR. SHERWIN AND MRS. SHIRLEY WONG MR. ROBERT AND MRS. ANNA WOODWARD MS. STEPHANIE WRIGHT MR. CHAO-WANG AND MRS. SHUE-MEI WU MR. LOUIS P. YEAGER MR. BILL ZOU AND MS. GIGI YUAN MR. DARREN YUI MR. JONATHAN AND MRS. LAURA ZILLI MR. JERRY AND MRS. LISA ZINS

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MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES ADOBE AETNA AMGEN ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. BANK OF AMERICA EDISON INTERNATIONAL MEDTRONIC FOUNDATION MICROSOFT NORTHROP GRUMMAN THRIVANT FINANCIAL FOR LUTHERANS THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY WELLS FARGO

FOUNDATIONS AMATEUR BASEBALL DEVELOPMENT GROUP AMERICAN ENDOWMENT / MCNAMEE FOUNDATION BRET MICHAELS LIFE ROCKS FOUNDATION CONRAD N. HILTON FOUNDATION FIDELITY CHARITABLE GIFT FUND

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FOUNDATIONS (CONTINUED) CHRISTOPHER D. SMITHERS FOUNDATION HEARST FOUNDATION JOYFUL GIVING FOUNDATION KARISMA FOUNDATION LIBERTY HILL FOUNDATION OREGON JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION R.V. THOMAS FAMILY FUND RENAISSANCE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ROSE HILLS FOUNDATION SANTA BARBARA FOUNDATION SCHWAB CHARITABLE SKIP 1 CHARITIES TALBERT FAMILY FOUNDATION WATERSTONE

CAPITAL DONORS MR. STEVE AND MRS. RENEE AGUILAR MR. SCOTT AND MRS. CARI AKERLEY AMERICAN ENDOWMENT / MCNAMEE FOUNDATION AMGEN FOUNDATION MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM MR. CHRISTOPHER AND MRS. CHRISTINA AYE BANK OF AMERICA MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM MR. JOHN AND MRS. SHIRIN BATISTE MRS. LARA S. BAUMGARTEN MR. JOHN AND MRS. JUDITH BEDROSIAN MR. MARCO AND MRS. JILL BELTRAMI MR. WAFIK AND MRS. GIHANE BISHAI MR. DEAN BORNSTEIN MR. BRUCE AND MRS. JESSLYN BOTHWELL MR. KEVIN AND MRS. DONNA BRABEC C4 ASSOCIATES MR. AFRAM AND DR. LAILA CHAMOUN MR. BRET AND MRS. YECENIA CURTIS MR. CARL DAIKELER MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. BEVERLY DALLAS MR. JOHN AND MRS. NINA DAVIES MR. JACK AND MRS. MICHELE DICANIO MR. ANTHONY AND MRS. CYNTHIA DORN MS. REMA DUPONT-RAZATOS EDISON INTERNATIONAL MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM MR. SCOTT AND MRS. TINA EHRLICH MR. MARIO AND MRS. TERI ERNST FRESH VENTURE FARMS LLC

MR. AHMAD AND MRS. SUSAN GHADERI MR. TIMOTHY AND MRS. LESLIE HAGERTY THE HARRISON FAMILY MS. VALERIE HARTFORD MR. DAVID AND MRS. ANNE HENSON MR. AHMAD AND MRS. PEGAH HEYDAR MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. LISA HOPKINS MR. CHET AND MRS. CINDY HUFFMAN MR. DAVID AND MRS. ELIZABETH JACOBSON MR. STEVEN AND MRS. MARJORIE JAFFE THE JANSEN FAMILY KARISMA FOUNDATION MR. LARS KNUDSEN AND MRS. LISE M. SHDO MR. TIMOTHY AND MRS. NANCY KRUGER MR. RICK AND MRS. KIMBERLY DONNER MR. STEVE AND MRS. SO HYUN LEE MR. MARTIN AND MRS. LORRIE LEKO MR. JOHN AND MRS. SHERRY LIGHT MR. KEITH AND MRS. LINA LIPPIATT MR. BRAD AND DR. LINDA LIVINGSTONE MR. STEVE LOPEZ AND MRS. GINA PORTOGHESI LOPEZ MR. LOUIS AND MRS. DIANNE MASRY MR. BRIAN AND MRS. LESLIE MATTHEWS MR. BRIAN AND MRS. GILLIAN MCNAMEE DR. JOHN AND MRS. MARDY MEDDERS MEDTRONIC FOUNDATION MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM MR. RONALD AND MRS. KELLY MEYER MR. KIRK AND MRS. JONI MIYASHIRO MR. STEPHEN AND MRS. MARIANNE MOSKO MR. XIAO NI NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. ELIZABETH NYMAN MR. RANDY AND MRS. JULIE OPPENHEIMER OREGON JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION MR. CRAIG AND MRS. CAMMIE PFEFFERMAN MR. JAMES AND MRS. DIANE PIECZYNSKI MR. DAVID AND MRS. HELEN PRICE MR. MORGAN AND MRS. CAROLYN RECTOR MR. WOLF AND MRS. LESLIE REGENER ROSE HILLS FOUNDATION SANTA BARBARA FOUNDATION MR. DAVID AND MRS. ERIKA SEYDE THE J. SMITH FAMILY SPECTRA RESOURCES

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MR. GREGORY AND MRS. ALLISON SPRAGUE DR. WADE AND MRS. AVO SPURLING MRS. XIAOMING SUN MR. PETER AND MRS. CATHERINE SZYMAN MR. LLOYD AND MRS. JULIE TALBERT MR. JOHN AND MRS. TIFFANY TERNAN MR. KRIS THABIT MR. DAVID AND MRS. TRACEY THORSON MR. KAYVAN AND MRS. AMY TORABIAN MR. BOB VAN BREDA AND MRS. DALLAS PRICE-VAN BREDA

The International Boarding Program launched in 2010-11 with five students—four from China and one from Korea. In the 2014-15 school year, we welcomed 38 international students from China, Korea, Taiwan, Macau, Kenya, Colombia and Norway to our school.

MS. THEREZA M. VERBOON MR. ANTHONY AND MRS. SABRINA WEILAND MR. DENNY AND MRS. ALLYSON WEINBERG WELLS FARGO COMMUNITY SUPPORT CAMPAIGN MR. BRETT AND MRS. DANIELLE WHITE MR. MARK AND MRS. MICHELLE WIEBE WORLDWIDE MARKETING SERVICES LLC CHAOYI ZENG LI YA ZHOU

2014-2015 BOOSTER SPONSORS ARROWHEAD WATER CALIFORNIA GIANT BERRY FARMS COPIER HEADQUARTERS DOLE FOOD COMPANY, INC. ENGSTROM, LIPSCOMB, & LACK LAW OFFICES OF HIEPLER & HIEPLER MAPFRE INSURANCE MCCORMICK CONSTRUCTION MERRILL LYNCH WEALTH MANAGEMENT NORTH RANCH COUNTRY CLUB PAYDEN & RYGEL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PLAYA BEACH LODGING SHOPPES AT WESTLAKE VILLAGE TALBERT FAMILY FOUNDATION THE ALEXANDER FAMILY* THE BACHMAN FAMILY* THE BISHAI FAMILY* THE COELER FAMILY* THE CROCKER FAMILY* THE DELUCCIA FAMILY* THE DICANIO FAMILY* THE J. GEORGE FAMILY* THE GUSTAVSON FAMILY* THE HIEPLER FAMILY* THE JANSEN FAMILY* THE LIPSCOMB FAMILY* THE LOSI FAMILY* THE LOWE FAMILY* THE MASRY FAMILY* THE MATTHEWS FAMILY* THE NICHOLSON FAMILY* THE PIECZYNSKI FAMILY* THE RIORDAN FAMILY* THE SELLECK FAMILY* THE J. SMITH FAMILY* THE STRULL FAMILY* THE TALBERT FAMILY* THE TERNAN FAMILY* THE THOMAS FAMILY* THE WENNES FAMILY*

SUPPORTERS THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE

AGUILAR FAMILY AKALP FAMILY ANDERSON FAMILY ARRASMITH FAMILY BARKIS FAMILY BARTLETT FAMILY BEHM FAMILY BENTON FAMILY BOELTS FAMILY BOLSTAD FAMILY BRANKOVIC FAMILY BRODY FAMILY BURTON FAMILY BURGOS FAMILY BUTO FAMILY CAREY FAMILY CARMICHAEL FAMILY CHAMOUN FAMILY CIRELLI FAMILY CLEUGH FAMILY CODY FAMILY COLL FAMILY COLLETT FAMILY CUADRADO FAMILY DALLAS FAMILY DERRICKSON FAMILY DIFRONZO FAMILY THE DORN FAMILY THE DURAZO FAMILY THE FERRONE FAMILY THE FINNICK FAMILY THE FLETCHER FAMILY THE FOUTS FAMILY

THE FOZOUNMAYEH FAMILY THE GENTILE FAMILY THE GRAVES FAMILY THE GRIESS FAMILY THE GROFF FAMILY THE HABER FAMILY THE HARRISON FAMILY THE HELFERT FAMILY THE HEIDELMAN FAMILY THE HILL FAMILY THE HINES FAMILY THE HOPKINS FAMILY THE IRELAND FAMILY THE JACOBS FAMILY THE JAFFE FAMILY THE JAN FAMILY THE JOHNSTON FAMILY THE KAZMER FAMILY THE KUBISKE FAMILY THE J. LABRIE FAMILY THE S. LABRIE FAMILY THE LASHLEY FAMILY THE LAZAR FAMILY THE LENTHALL FAMILY THE LEWIS FAMILY THE LINDSTROM FAMILY THE LUCCHESE FAMILY THE LUEBKE FAMILY THE MANION FAMILY THE MANSOUR FAMILY THE MARCKETTA FAMILY THE MARTIN FAMILY THE MCCORMICK FAMILY THE MCNAMEE FAMILY THE MCVANEY FAMILY THE MENZEL FAMILY THE MORRIS FAMILY THE MULLEN FAMILY THE NAVE FAMILY THE NELSON FAMILY THE NELSON/ MAGNUSON FAMILY THE NYMAN FAMILY THE OUTCALT FAMILY THE PANTUSO FAMILY THE PARKER FAMILY THE PARKINSON FAMILY THE PELINO FAMILY THE PFEFFERMAN FAMILY THE PITTS FAMILY THE PLUM/MCNEELY FAMILY THE POPP FAMILY THE PUFAHL FAMILY THE QUARTARARO FAMILY THE RECTOR FAMILY THE ROSENE FAMILY THE RUDD FAMILY THE SADOWSKI FAMILY THE SANTIAGO FAMILY THE SEARS FAMILY THE SERGE FAMILY THE SHAROU FAMILY THE SHEPHERD FAMILY THE SHIDE FAMILY THE SPAETH FAMILY THE SPEARS FAMILY THE STOLSHEK FAMILY THE STOKES FAMILY THE STONICH FAMILY THE STROTHER FAMILY THE THOMSON FAMILY THE THOMPSON FAMILY THE TOWNSEND FAMILY THE TROSS FAMILY THE VALTIER FAMILY THE VILS FAMILY THE VINCENT FAMILY THE WATKINS FAMILY THE G. WHITE FAMILY THE WOLFE FAMILY THE ZACK FAMILY

*Booster Sponsors and Supporters

OOSTER CLUB

The Oaks Christian Booster Club is a non-profit, parent-run organization that provides support and encouragement to Oaks Christian School studentathletes. Through the years, the Booster Club has provided needed equipment and improvements to the middle school and high school programs. Booster Club members serve as a tremendous volunteer force for OCS athletic events. Between the middle school and high school, Oaks Christian School fielded 95 teams this past year with more than 71 percent of our students participating in at least one sport. During the 2014-2015 school year, more than $170,000 was raised through Booster Club membership, advertising, sponsorship, merchandise and concession sales, which helped to support the following:

ATHLETIC TRAINING ROOM SUPPLIES • CROSS COUNTRY BOYS LACROSSE • GIRLS LACROSSE • SWIM & DIVE SOFTBALL • GIRLS BEACH VOLLEYBALL • TRACK & FIELD FLAG FOOTBALL • TACKLE FOOTBALL • VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY • BASKETBALL • SOCCER • BASEBALL VOLLEYBALL • TENNIS

FOUNDING MEMBERS MR. MARK BURNETT AND MRS. ROMA DOWNEY MR. EDUARDO AND MRS. MARIA SOTELO HONORARY PATRONESS MRS. DALLAS PRICE-VAN BREDA

AKS PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY

Since its inception, the Oaks Performing Arts Society (OPAS) has been led by a non-profit booster board of parent volunteers who are dedicated to preserving and augmenting the essential resources necessary for an extraordinary performing arts department. OPAS embodies the belief that the arts play an integral part of academia to inspire, nurture and enhance the cultural life of our students. In addition, performing arts imparts a sense of expression and personal fulfillment. Over the years, OPAS has advocated for the performing arts through several avenues. One approach is providing an opportunity for families to become a Member of OPAS through the different levels of financial participation. Another is our annual Music Fest, which combines the delectable cuisine of specialty food

trucks with extraordinary student-based performances. This event in particular provides a significant sense of community with the performing arts. Finally, our latest endeavor is the Impresario Campaign. This presents families and friends a way to offer encouragement to our students by sponsoring a seat in the Bedrosian Pavilion. As a result of these combined efforts, OPAS has proudly endowed and supported hundreds of programs and resources including, baby grand pianos, instruments for all disciplines, Marley dance floors, Logix Pro Lab and Pro Tools, wireless microphones for the Gosnell Stage, master teachers and choreographers, professional development programs for our educators, and much more. In addition to monetary support, OPAS is thankful to the many volunteers who complemented the vast array of performing arts events this year.

“Let the Name of the Lord be praised both now and forever.”

PSALM 113:2

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As members of OPAS for the past five years, we have witnessed how OPAS has helped bridge the difference between a great performing arts program and a legendary one. From the purchase of new instruments to staging equipment for productions, OPAS has enabled our students to benefit from a richer and more rewarding performing arts experience that they will carry with them forever. — Mr. David and Mrs. Grace Crocker

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PLATINUM MEMBERS MR. JO ASTANI MR. ERIC AND MRS. TAMMY GUSTAVSON MR. JAY AND MRS. KATHY LOSI MR. BRIAN AND MRS. LESLIE MATTHEWS MR. KARL AND MRS. DIAN ZEILE GOLD MEMBERS MR. RUSS AND MRS. CINDY ANDERSON MR. CARL DAIKLER MR. KEN AND MRS. DEBBY HARRISBERGER MR. MARK AND MRS. MICHELLE HIEPLER MR. CHRIS AND MRS. KIMBERLY RENARD MR. CURTIS AND MRS. KRISTIN SWINDAL MR. PETER AND MRS. KATIE SZYMAN MR. JOSE VEGA AND MRS. BRENDA TROCHE SILVER MEMBERS MR. JAMES AND MRS. JANICE GEORGE MR. KENYON AND MRS. HEATHER MARTIN ANNUAL MEMBERS MR. CECIL AND MRS. KAY AMBUEL ANONYMOUS THE CAMACHO FAMILY MR. JACK AND MRS. MICHELE DICANIO MR. MARIO FERLA MR. ZACH AND MRS. KELLY FRANGOS MR. ROBERT AND MRS. JANET GARDNER THE GENTILE FAMILY MR. GREGORY AND MRS. HOLLY HINES THE KIRCHNER FAMILY – IN LOVING MEMORY OF DAVID GOESER MR. LANCE LENTZ AND MRS. RENEE SAMS MR. KEVIN AND MRS. KAREN MANION MR. STEVEN AND MRS. LAURA MCCORMICK MR. UWE AND MRS. REGINA MITTERBERGER MR. RANDY AND MRS. JULIE OPPENHEIMER MR. JOSEPH AND MRS. ELIZABETH PEREZ

MR. JEFFERY AND MRS. JANINE SMITH MR. LLOYD AND MRS. JULIE TALBERT MR. BRIAN AND MRS. TIFFANY TERNAN THE R.V. THOMAS FAMILY FUND MR. MICHAEL AND MRS. RITA WARREN MR. SAM AND MRS. ELISA WATKINS THE WINER FAMILY FRIENDS OF THE OPAS THE BACHMAN FAMILY MR. BRUCE AND MRS. KIMBERLY BARKIS MRS. LARA BAUMGARTEN MR. JOHN AND MRS. ERIN BENSON THE CLEUGH FAMILY THE COBURN FAMILY (THIS IS A SEPARATE FAMILY FROM NEXT COBURN) THE COBURN FAMILY MR. GARRY AND MRS. SHANA COLLETT MISS BROOKE CHAPPELLET FLAGLER THE FOUTS FAMILY MR. ROBERT AND MRS. TRISHA GREENE THE HARRISON FAMILY MR. DAVID AND MRS. LIZ JACOBSON THE LAZAR FAMILY MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. JUDITH LEWIS THE MAGGAY FAMILY MR. BUD AND MRS. CHERYL MURDOCK MR. SCOTT AND MRS. LAURIE NAVE MR. WILLIAM AND MRS. MELINDA OWEN MR. RAY AND MRS. ELAINE PARKER MRS. LESLIE REGENER THE RUDNICKI FAMILY THE SANDBERG FAMILY THE SHAROU FAMILY THE SLETTEN FAMILY MR. CHRISTOPHER AND MRS. LISA STONICH MRS. CATHERINE SWANKY MR. KEITH AND MRS. HOLLY TISHERMAN IMPRESARIO MEMBERS THE JANSEN FAMILY MRS. YVONNE GROEN MR. JOHN HEIDLEMAN MR. LANCE LENTZ THE SADLER FAMILY THE VOLLERT/ NOBLITT FAMILY THE WOLFERT FAMILY

2014 GOLF TOURNAMENT & LADIES TENNIS TOURNAMENT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2014

GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSOR LANDRY DESIGN

WINE SPONSOR ROSENTHAL – THE MALIBU ESTATE WINES

COURSE SPONSOR FREQUENCY GROUP

CART SPONSORS THE CROCKER FAMILY DREAMLINE AVIATION

EVENT SPONSOR AMERICAN HOMES

G OLF TOURNAMENT AND L ADIES TENNIS TOURNAMENT This year’s Annual OCS Golf Tournament was an exhilarating day at Sherwood Country Club featuring exciting competitions for luxury cars, a helicopter ball drop contest and a silent auction dinner reception. This year’s November 10, 2014, event offered community and philanthropy. In addition to the Golf Tournament, the event expanded to include the first annual OCS Ladies Tennis Tournament, which was held concurrently at the Sherwood Country Club tennis courts included both current and alumni parents. With the support of our generous sponsors, auction donors and guests, more than $224,000 was raised to help support school resources and programs, benefiting every student.

VIP SPONSORS LEGENDARY ENTERTAINMENT PAUL MITCHELL COCKTAIL RECEPTION SPONSORS US BANK ASCENT PRIVATE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AWARDS DINNER SPONSOR THE MOSKO FAMILY BENEFACTOR SPONSORS PBJ FACILITY SOLUTIONS, LTD. TKO ELECTRONICS, INC. JOHN AND JUDY BEDROSIAN SEBASTIAN SHORE VOSKERICYAN

Once again, Wayne and Janet Gretzky graciously served as the OCS Golf Tournament honorary chairpersons and enjoyed golfing with their three sons, OCS alumni Ty and Trevor Gretzky and current OC Online School student Tristan Gretzky. The OCS Golf Tournament Committee included OCS dads Gerard Cappello, Eric Gustavson, Peter Kleinick, Jay Losi and Brad Schwartz. Landry Design Group served as the tournament sponsors with many other sponsors adding to the event’s fundraising success.

CADDY SPONSOR APEX GENERAL CONSTRUCTION, INC.

This year more alumni attended than ever, including Tyler Brueckner, Brian Owusu, and Kevin Richardson, and OCS Alumni Council Leader Kyle Stanich, in addition to the Gretzky brothers.

BEVERAGE SPONSOR ANHEUSER BUSCH COMPANIES, INC.

The inaugural OCS Ladies Tennis Tournament, organized by OCS parents Cindy Campbell, Pamela Cole and Lisa Iezza, included round-robin play, prizes, swag bags, and a clubhouse lunch.

Thank you to our sponsors, players, guests and volunteers who made this event possible.

EXCLUSIVE HOLE SPONSORS THE LOSI FAMILY SPECTRA RESOURCES CORPORATION HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSOR O’GARA COACH HOLE SPONSORS THE BISHAI FAMILY THE DICANIO FAMILY RANDY & JULIE OPPENHEIMER MODERN PORTFOLIO CONSULTANTS GUGLIELMO ACCOUNTING, INC. NETZEL GRIGSBY ASSOCIATES, INC. HELLAS CONSTRUCTION FOOD SYSTEMS, INC. DRUM WORKSHOP, INC. NORTH AMERICAN TITLE O’GARA COACH

MULLIGAN SPONSOR THE SZYMAN FAMILY

LADIES TENNIS TOURNAMENT SPONSOR PAMELA AND CLIFF COLE

PUTTING CONTEST SPONSOR THE GEORGE FAMILY

LUNCHEON SPONSOR CINDY AND GERRY CAMPBELL

ON-COURSE BEVERAGE SPONSORS CALIFORNIA GIANT BERRY FARM MEN OF SIMI EV FREE CHURCH ON-SITE TRAINING/ REHABILITATION ELITE FITNESS

BEVERAGE SPONSORS THE MULLEN FAMILY THE BERENS FAMILY SWAG BAG SPONSORS THE BENDETTI FAMILY DR. JAMIE CULHANE THE CZERWINSKI FAMILY THE HEATH FAMILY LISA AND NICK IEZZA ELAINE PARKER — RAGE MODELS

ALA INNER AUCTION

EVENT SPONSOR

SWAG BAG SPONSOR

MR. DAVID H. MURDOCK

THE BAY CLUB

ENTERTAINMENT SPONSOR

TABLE SPONSORS

THE HAYMAN FAMILY

LEGACY SPONSOR MR. MARK BURNETT AND MRS. ROMA DOWNEY BURNETT

GALA SPONSOR THE GUSTAVSON FAMILY

GOLD SPONSORS MR. CARL DAIKLER MR. BOB VAN BREDA AND MRS. DALLAS PRICEVAN BREDA MR. DAVID AND MRS. HELEN PRICE

DINNER SPONSORS THE DAVIES FAMILY THE BIEGERT, BRYAN, HIEPLER, MATTHEWS AND ZEILE FAMILIES

WEBSITE SPONSOR THE FARDAD FAMILY

VIP SPONSOR THE MEYER FAMILY

BENEFACTOR SPONSOR THE YOUNAN FAMILY

PATRON SPONSOR THE SPRAGUE FAMILY

SPECIAL OCS SPONSORS THE POLLARD FAMILY THE WHITE FAMILY

THE ATSINGER FAMILY THE FRANGOS FAMILY THE MOSKO FAMILY PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY THE RIORDEN FAMILY THE STRULL FAMILY

SPECIAL THANKS DR. JIM ALTIZER MRS. MARY KAY ALTIZER MR. BLAKE BRYAN MR. DEAN CAIN KARLA CHOUHAN PHOTOGRAPHY DOULOS MULTI MEDIA DARVIK PRODUCTIONS – MR. VICTOR ORTIZ AND CREW EVENTS BY RONA FOUR SEASONS HOTEL GALLMEIER CREATIVE GROUP, INC. – MRS. NATHALIE GALLMEIER MR. BRAD GARRETT MR. STEVEN GUO MR. CHRIS HARRISON MR. RYAN KELLY MRS. BRANDY LAZAR MR. CAMERON LEVY MR. TERRY LEWIS MR. DAVE MOORE OCS PERFORMING ARTS STUDENTS MR. RAY PARKER, JR. MR. ROB RIGGLE MR. ED ROUSE “SGT. PEPPER” BAND SIMPLY SOUND PRODUCTION – MR. SEAN GORDON AND CREW MR. DAIBO TIGER ZHANG

It was a jolly good time of fun, philanthropy and fellowship as the OCS community celebrated its 15th annual Gala Dinner Auction with a British Invasion phenomenon theme, “All You Need its Love.” Held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Westlake Village, the gala event featured silent and live auctions and entertainment by the OC Voices and Band, as well as the “Sgt. Pepper” Band. Sponsored by David H. Murdock, along with many other sponsors and donors, the auction raised more than $570,000 for all OCS students, which enables Oaks Christian School to continue to impact students’ lives. The evening was a festive combination of elegance and fun. Four hundred-plus guests arrived decked out in their gala attire, but also in 1960s British “mod” fashions. The lobby displayed hundreds of silent auction items as well a 2015 Mercedes-Benz GLA250 4Matic for the opportunity drawing sponsored by M. David and Diane Paul. As the guests made their way to the dining room, they were welcomed by emcee Dr. Jim Altizer, one of the original and “favorite” teachers at Oaks Christian School. The vibe kicked into high gear with the live auction, featuring celebrity auctioneers and Oaks dads Brad Garrett, Dean Cain, Terry Lewis, Ray Parker, Jr., Chris Harrison and Rob Riggle. They cajoled, teased and good-naturedly roasted the audience to keep increasing the bids on items such as two adorable Yorkshire terriers, a romantic European wine cruise, a Grammy experience and Jimmy Jam Harris recording session, a Napa Valley getaway, a behind-the-scenes Shark Tank experience, a taping of “Riggle’s Picks” on Fox NFL Sunday Pregame Show, an OC Learning Center and Neurotopia package, two tickets to the Ellen DeGeneres Show, and a Robb Report “Car of the Year” and Audi Sports Car Experience. Oaks Christian School is grateful to all the hundreds of parents, students, faculty and staff, and other donors who made this event possible. We also extend a special thanks to our All You Need Is Love Auction parent volunteers who donated countless hours of service.

Class of 2015

COLLEGE MATRICULATION The 2015 Oaks Christian School graduates prepared well during their four years of high school, achieving and often exceeding “academic excellence, artistic expression and athletic distinction.” Notably, 92 percent of the 249 graduates from the Class of 2015 are attending a four-year university in 27 states and 105 schools. In addition, more than $5.5 million has been given for academic scholarships and nearly 15 percent of graduates were recruited to play college sports. The following is a list of schools that the Class of 2015 will be attending this fall.

ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY ADELPHI UNIVERSITY ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY BAYLOR UNIVERSITY BELMONT UNIVERSITY BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY BOSTON COLLEGE BOSTON CONSERVATORY BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN LUIS OBISPO CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, POMONA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHANNEL ISLANDS CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN MARCOS CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS COLORADO CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO DUKE UNIVERSITY EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY – DAYTONA BEACH FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY FORDHAM UNIVERSITY – LINCOLN CENTER CAMPUS/ROSE HILL CAMPUS GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE GONZAGA UNIVERSITY GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY HAMILTON COLLEGE HARTWICK COLLEGE HARVARD UNIVERSITY

HARVEY MUDD COLLEGE HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY HILLSDALE COLLEGE HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY AT BLOOMINGTON ITHACA COLLEGE KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY LEE UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY LIBERTY UNIVERSITY LIPSCOMB UNIVERSITY LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO MASTER’S COLLEGE AND SEMINARY MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY MOORPARK COLLEGE MUHLENBERG COLLEGE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY NIAGARA UNIVERSITY NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY PACE UNIVERSITY, WESTCHESTER CAMPUS PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY PARK PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY PIERCE COLLEGE POINT LOMA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY PRINCETON UNIVERSITY SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY SANTA BARBARA CITY COLLEGE SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY STANFORD UNIVERSITY STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY THE KING’S COLLEGE THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, EL PASO THE UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS TREVECCA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT BOULDER UNIVERSITY OF DENVER UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY OF OREGON UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WESTMONT COLLEGE WHEATON COLLEGE WHITTIER COLLEGE WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY WINTHROP UNIVERSITY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

OAKS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Staying Connected Beginning with the first class of 2003, Oaks Christian School has fostered meaningful traditions and worked to keep a close community among its alumni. While attending Oaks Christian School, students have the opportunity to build strong relationships with classmates, families, and faculty. In fact, over the years, alumni have maintained a very special bond with the OCS community, returning to visit, serve and support their alma mater.

Alumni

INAUGURAL ALUMNI TURKEY BOWL A new tradition was started this year by alumnus Kyle Stanich (’09) when he organized the first annual OCS Alumni Turkey Bowl. The game took place at the OCS Thorson Stadium on Thanksgiving morning. Forty alumni played in this new event, which was a great way for alumni to reunite on the OCS campus for some fun competition.

CLASS OF 2005: 10-YEAR REUNION This year, alumni from the Class of 2005 gathered for an informal 10-year reunion. A number of alumni worked together to organize the event, which turned out to be a great time. A handful of OCS faculty and staff stopped by to say hello and catch up.

LOOK WHO WAS AT THE 2014 HOMECOMING GAME

A STANDING TRADITION Since the Class of 2003, it has been an OCS tradition for our graduating class to give a legacy gift to the school. This year, the Class of 2015, led by Senior Class President Grace Zilli, gave an honorary financial gift to the newly formed Oaks Christian School Endowment Fund. The Class of 2015 parents also donated, showing their support in keeping the OCS legacy alive forever.

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The Constitution of the OCS Student Body was first written and ratified by the inaugural student body in May 2001. The constitution identifies the purposes, powers, responsibilities and procedures of student government, which includes the Prefect Board, Class Assembly and the Honor Board. (2002-2003 Honor Board pictured)

THE

Advancement DEPARTMENT

The Advancement Department gratefully acknowledges the many parents, grandparents, alumni and alumni parents, board members, faculty, staff, friends, foundations and corporations who generously contributed their money, time and effort to Oaks Christian School during the school year. This annual report reflects donations received during the fiscal year between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. We have made every effort to accurately acknowledge each donor. For the purposes of reporting, some donors may be listed in more than one constituency group. We apologize if we have misspelled or inadvertently omitted any name and ask that you notify the Advancement Department so that we can update our records.

Mr. Jason McMaster Associate Headmaster Advancement & Strategic Development 818.575.9204 jmcmaster@oakschristian.org Mr. John Huffman Vice President of Advancement 818.575.9211 jhuffman@oakschristian.org Ms. Noelle Baddeley Associate Director of Advancement Annual Giving 818.575.9262 nbaddeley@oakschristian.org Mrs. Monika Evans Associate Director of Advancement Events Coordinator 818.575.9278 mevans@oakschristian.org

Mrs. Ginger Kohler Volunteer Coordinator 818.575.9202 gkohler@oakschristian.org Mrs. Laura Mason Director of Advancement & Alumni Relations 818.575.9269 lmason@oakschristian.org Mrs. Michelle Menzel Director of Advancement Marketing & Communications 818.575.9242 mmenzel@oakschristian.org Mrs. Lori Morris Associate Director of Advancement Operations & Contributions 818.575.9247 lmorris@oakschristian.org Mrs. Maria Cowell Director of Communications & Media Relations 818.575.9268 mcowell@oakschristian.org

THE ADVANCEMENT DEPARTMENT

Thank You FOR YOUR

GENEROUS SUPPORT

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MR. DAVID G. PRICE, CHAIR EMERITUS MR. WILLIAM D. DALLAS, CHAIR MRS. MICHELLE HIEPLER, VICE CHAIR, SECRETARY MR. EDWARD G. ATSINGER III MR. JOHN BATISTE MR. JOHN C. BEDROSIAN MR. WILLIAM E. CROCKETT MR. BRIAN MATTHEWS MR. ROBERT PEDDICORD MRS. DALLAS PRICE-VAN BREDA MRS. TERRY ROBERTS MRS. ALLYSON WEINBERG MR. KARL ZEILE

BOARD OF ADVISORS MR. JAMES ASHTON MR. JOHN J. BATISTE MR. GERALD CAMPBELL MR. WILLIAM E. CROCKETT MR. JACK DICANIO MS. GWEN HARRISON MRS. LISA A. HOPKINS MR. JEFF HUDSON MR. PRESTON JAMES MR. PETER KLEINICK MR. JOHN KOKULIS MR. JAY LOSI MR. DAVE NELSON MR. ROBERT PEDDICORD MR. DAVID PRICE JR. MR. MORGAN RECTOR DR. TERRY SCHROEDER

MRS. JANINE SMITH MR. MARK SMITH MRS. JANA SOMMERS MR. MARK SZCZEPANIAK MR. BRIAN TERNAN MR. DAVE THORSON MR. JACK WISE MR. CURTIS WORSEY

ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE MR. JOHN BEDROSIAN, CHAIR MR. WILLIAM D. DALLAS MR. BRIAN MATTHEWS MR. ROBERT PEDDICORD MRS. DALLAS PRICE-VAN BREDA MRS. ALLYSON WEINBERG

PHOTO CREDITS WE EXTEND OUR THANKS TO THOSE WHO PROVIDED PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE ANNUAL REPORT: MRS. KARLA CHOUHAN MRS. MARIA COWELL MR. STEVEN GUO MRS. NISSA HATFIELD MR. MARSHALL HARADEN MRS. BRANDY LAZAR MRS. SUSI MATZKE MRS. MICHELLE MENZEL MRS. YVONNE NOBLITT MRS. BLANCA SCHNOBRICH MR. DAIBO TIGER ZHANG

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