PRI RITIES A Magazine of Woodside Priory School
September 2000
A Learning Community for the New Century
Woodside Priory School A Learning Community for the New Century
In This Issue You’re already a member of WPS’s online community - a new-century way to network, solve a problem, post pictures of your kids or find an old friend, among other possibilities. Tim Molak explains what you can do with WPS’s new, free service in From the Headmaster, page 3
Benedictine Letter, Page 4
Benedictines from around the world discussed keeping the Rule alive in the new academic year and new century. WPS hosted the educational leaders this summer. See Benedictine Letter, pages 4-5 Family-Friendly Internet Sites can keep everyone constructively occupied through a rainy spell. Faculty member Mitch Neuger, who uses the Internet frequently in his classes, recommends some sites to try. In a related article, parent LeeAnn McDermott reviews parents’ options in screening what kids see. Both are in Faculty Focus, page 6 The Schilling family originally brought spice to the bay area and now Andy Schilling is bringing financial expertise to bay area non-profits, including WPS. See Trustee Interview, page 7
Mitch Neuger, Sixth Grade Faculty, explores “Dot Com Destinations”. Page 6
Bright students are quick to respond to Dora Arredondo’s academic head start program with the Peninsula Bridge. This Priory graduate brings hands-on teaching skill, fluent Spanish, and a background in juvenile justice to her job. See Alumni Interview, page 8. Contributions from the heart — of time, money, thought and care - are what keep the WPS community thriving. Every individual in the 1999-2000 Contributors is genuinely and sincerely appreciated. See the size of this supportive group of people, beginning on page 9. A summary financial report for 1999-2000 is on page 22.
1999-2000 Contributors, Page 9
Board of Directors Abbott Matthew Leavy, OSB Rev. Mark Cooper, OSB Brother Edward Englund, OSB Father Martin Mager, OSB Father William Sullivan, OSB Board of Trustees Mrs. Linda Andreini Ms. Janet Brownstone Mrs. Liz Cirino Mr. Wayne Davison Mr. Al Ebneter Mr. Gene Flath Mrs. Anne Hannigan Mrs. Dotty Hayes Father Pius Horvath Mr. George Huertas Mr. Craig Johnson Mr. Robert Klein Mrs. Kathie Maxfield Mrs. Sandra McCarthy Mr. Ray Rothrock Mr. Andy Schilling Mr. Art Schultz Mr. Bob Simon Mr. Bob Ward Mrs. Donna Wengert-Neff Priorities Magazine is published in September, April and July by Woodside Priory School for its alumni, parents, students, neighbors and friends. Editor: Carolyn Dobervich Design: Copperline Multimedia Production: Diego Avalos Contributing Writers: LeeAnn McDermott, Mitch Neuger Photos: Jim Kirkland, Father Martin Mager, Carolyn Dobervich
Correction: In the July issue, the name of Ed Wilson, Class of 2000, was omitted from the list of graduates due to a printer’s error after the final proof left WPS. Ed is attending Occidental College.
From the Headmaster Dear Parents, guardians, alumni and friends,
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s is the tradition, we celebrated our first two weeks of classes this year with a field day that student body officers planned. The entire school had lunch under the oak tree in the playing field and then organized by class for a series of competitions and events — spirit yell, tug of war, obstacle course, relay races, jump pit, the joust and (new this year) sumo wrestling. Students and staff love this day, and the surrounding hills echo with boisterous Priory spirit. The shared experience helps build a stronger Priory community. All classes intermingle and people get to know each other in a different light. The “united” feeling at the end is magical. We are introducing a new kind of magic to unite the larger school community, thanks to Internet technology and the creativity of an alumnus, Bob Kamangar, Class of 1984. I am excited about our new WPS Online Community, a fast and practical way to give each of you access to our terrific collective resources. Here are some of its services. To try them out, go to www.woodsidepriory.com and click on Online Community. You will need your Community ID number, which is on the mailing label of this magazine. The ID number assures that only WPS community members have access to the site. Directory: Forty-three years of parents, students, faculty and friends are included. You can search by first name, last name, graduation year or decade, colleges attended, location, or industry. So, if you are in college and considering a particular graduate school, you can access other WPS grads who are there or recently graduated. If you are relocating, you can ask the community for advice about schools and housing. If you’re looking for a job or have one to fill - search our directory by industry. With WPS Online, you know you have something in common with the people who respond. Chat: This is a great place for a group to meet and confer. Students can discuss a homework problem.
Grads can hold a mini-reunion, or organize a time to meet over the holidays. It’s also okay just to drop in. Events: You can register online and R.S.V.P. for several school events, including alumni reunions. Profiles and My Profile: This is your personal web page. You can post your resume, put pictures of a new baby, a description of a home you want to sell...it’s up to you. My Profile is your workspace to design this page. You will have a personal address. Mentoring: If you have career knowledge and are willing to share it, become a mentor! Career contacts, advice and support are important resources alumni traditionally offer each other. We have a considerable talent pool in our alumni and alumni parents. To become a mentor, go to the site and click on the “mentor” button. Select “become a mentor” and fill in the registration form. You will have complete control over the level of service you offer. You can keep your name confidential to users, if you wish. Gifts to the school: Credit card donations can now be made on-line using the VeriSign Secure Site. Bob’s company, Golden Parachute, markets this online application to the larger, well-known universities and businesses. When he asked if we would like to be a “test site,” we knew it was for us. Good tools are in the Benedictine tradition. Consider the medieval monks who saved human knowledge through the Dark Ages. Their handmade pens and brushes were the desktop publishing systems of their day. Our goal is to share our community’s knowledge, and with this new tool I think we’ve found an effective way. All of us at the Priory are thankful daily for the many personal gifts you share with us. This is an especially important message in this Annual Report issue, when we recognize by name our many supporters. Your interest and support, in a variety of ways, allow us to carry on the important mission of Benedictine education. Sincerely,
3 Tim Molak Headmaster
I am excited about WPS Online Community, a fast and practical way to share our terrific collective resources. You will need your Community ID number, which is on the mailing label of this magazine.
Benedictine Letter Benedictine Leaders Seek To Define Schools of The New Century
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Woodside Priory’s Brother Edward Englund, left, coordinated the colloquium. Father Gregory Mohrman, of St. Louis Priory School in Missouri, summed up the colloquium proceedings with his presentation, “Where Do We Go From Here?” When people think of the way their communities are organized, they often picture the leaders as “out in front,” turned around so they can talk to all the nonleaders. A better contemporary model might be everyone standing together, facing the same direction in his or her common search for God, Father Gregory proposed. That model emphasizes the role of everyone, leader and non-leader, in defining each Benedictine community.
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enedictine educators from the United States, England and Mexico met at Woodside Priory School in Portola Valley August 2-6 to share information and discuss common issues. This is a relatively new concept for Benedictines, an order which has a history of working as small, individual, selfsupporting communities. Two general issues dominated most of the five-day conference: encouraging faculty to define and practice Benedictine values, and dealing with the continuing decline of monastics to carry on the traditions. The forty-plus conference members participated in round-table discussions and “knowledge cafes” - topical breakout sessions led by members with experiences to share. In an opening address, Father David Pettigill, head of pastoral services in the San Francisco Archdiocese, cited the need for leaders to discover God’s overarching plan, rather than impose their own. The plan is discernable by using scripture to interpret what one observes in daily life, he said. “The church leader’s role is to (identify,) name and celebrate what’s happening, not to control it,” he said. Sister Mary Claire Buthod, of St. Joseph’s Monastery in Oklahoma, and her colleague, Sister Jacinta Dorado, spoke to the Benedictine concern for respecting individual differences. Their school has developed a program of support for capable students with learning differences that allows them to succeed with children who formerly would have been asked to leave, Sister Mary Clare told the group. Their program asks the student and his/her teachers and parents to define a wide variety of strengths and weaknesses. With the help of a specialist, the team administrator develops a plan that recognizes both. Sister Jacinta follows up individually with each child’s teachers and meets monthly with everyone, she said. Parents and faculty who initially had concerns about watering down the school’s high academic standards now are 100% supportive, said Sr. Jacinta. Father Christopher Jamison, Worth Abbey, England, described the “inspiring success” of Collegio San Emerico in Sao Paulo Brazil - a large K-12 school based on St. Benedict’s rule but run entirely by lay men and women. All of the students practice, in age-appropriate and contemporary ways, the daily routine set forth in St. Benedict’s Rule, he said. A small group of schools from Brazil, Chile, the United States and England, have begun a small support network that could be a model for other schools - especially those seeing the value of a multi-national perspective, he said.
What does a Benedictine education offer for the new millennium? An opportunity to develop the power of a supportive community that shares responsibility. A chance to live in a community that respects all its members, with all their differences. Practice in listening, and finding, God’s guidance in the modern world. Father Christopher Jamison, from Worth Abbey, described the success of a small sub-community of schools - four from three countries - that are learning to support each other.
Rigorous academics that exercise all aspects of human intelligence. Attention to maintaining a balanced life with rhythm and purpose. Values, knowledge and training that are forward-looking, with an eye to the rewards and challenges ahead.
Father Luke Travers, left, from Delbarton School in New Jersey, and Father Philip Davey, from St. Bede Academy in Illinois, enjoy the chance to reunite with a friend, Headmaster Tim Molak.
Summary from the Third Benedictine Colloquium Woodside Priory School August 2000
Monica Judd, left, Victoria Galindo, center, and Gabriela Perlasca, attended from Colegio Guadalupe in Mexico. Theirs is one of a growing number of schools practicing the Benedictine Rule without any monastic faculty. Other schools have a different problem - many monastics live on the campus grounds but have retired and withdrawn from campus life.
Sister Jacinto Dorado, left, and Sister Mary Claire Buthod, right, earned a standing ovation for their presentation on supporting students with learning differences. They are from St. Joseph’s Monastery in Oklahoma; here, they join Sister Bridget Dickerson from Mt. St. Scholastica in Kansas.
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These Dot-Com Destinations Promise Creative Family Fun By Mitch Neuger Sixth Grade Faculty
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Young writers and poets will find About. com's writing forum especially encouraging… Young Composers. com will publish your original music.
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eed to know something right now? Just dial up, click, and scroll down. The Internet has done wonders to feed our appetite for fast-food information and at-home shopping. But the ‘Net offers more than instant gratification for the curious and the hurried. It’s an amazing creative resource, too. If you’re an aspiring writer, hobbyist, or adventurer — or a family of them — you’ll find peers, mentors, learning tools and even your own audience online. The sites I talk about here seem to have real creative potential - they aren’t ones I’ve used in class but are the type I’d bookmark to check out with kids if we were facing a long weekend without much to do. The intent here is to investigate together. If your interests are wide as the Web, a good starting place is the teen forum at About.com (www.about.com/teens). You’ll find links to a ton of topics, from drawing to magic to (real) surfing. Not just a search index, About.com is more like an online convention; flesh-and-blood experts host many topics, with links to advice, discussions and places to send your own work. Young writers and poets — and their family of fans — could find About.com’s writing forum (www. teenwriting. about.com) an encouraging stop. Ready for an audience? The Web offers dozens of online magazines that are interested in young adult voices. Cyberkids (www.cyberkids.com) and Cyberteens (www.cyberteens.com) are user-friendly; the New York-based ZuZu (www.zuzu.org) has an artsy flair; Informnation (www.informnation.org) and the locally-produced Bamboozled (www. bamboozled.org) offer a more opinionated, by-teensfor-teens sensibility. Many sites accept poetry, prose, art and photography. If you have access to digital recording, Young Composers (www.youngcomposers.com) will
publish your original music. Even if you’re not ready to go public, you can still check out the work of other creative folks; sites like Inkspot (www.inkspot. com/ young) invite you to compliment and critique their work. You’ll find these galleries of art, poems and stories a window into a generation, a spark for family talk, and, perhaps, a jumpstart for your own muse. Of course, the surest route to publication-and maybe the most fun-is to publish yourself. Webmonkey for Kids (www.webmonkey/kids) offers step-by-step lessons in Web site creation (including HTML code) as well as project ideas and a Planning Guide for parents. If you’d rather avoid programming and learn by trial-and-error, a number of sites (www.tripod.com, www.geocities.com, and www.homestead.com) offer free online space and tools that help you create, edit and publish your own family home page as easily as using a word Continued on page 23
Internet Sites: A Great Resource But Parents’ Guidance Is Needed By LeeAnn McDermott Parent, Children’s Website Developer Have you talked with your teen about Internet safety? If you have kids at home, has everyone in your family signed a Family Internet Safety Agreement? If not, take a moment to read on. The Internet offers endless wonderful information and resources, but awakens the fears of any parent about access to undesirable stuff. A more remote but more frightening reality, as anyone who reads the newspapers knows, is that the anonymity offered by the Internet makes it an easy place for child predators to lurk. To date, teens are more likely to get in trouble Continued on page 23
Trustee Profile
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hen Andy Schilling started his business career with Rolm in 1982, a life in financial management was far from his mind. In fact, he didn’t like math. He was hoping for entrepeneureal opportunities but in the marketing area, he thought. Rolm’s Finance Department had just acquired some PCs and Visicalc spreadsheet software - the hot new technology of the day. Nobody wanted to touch it. Andy was a newly hatched Bowdoin grad with no particular computing or financial management skills, but he was willing to give it a shot. “I figured I was going to need that corporate finance experience stamped on my resume somewhere along the line - might as well get it out of the way,” Andy said. He opened the manuals, and figured out what VisiCalc could do. In the process he discovered what he loves about the money side of business - it’s a giant, fascinating, many-faceted puzzle. He has been hooked ever since. “Looking at a new company is like reading a new mystery novel. You try to figure out the dynamics, you look for the missing pieces, see what you can do to solve the puzzle and what can be changed to make it better,” he explained. Andy has headed up seven successful ventures since the VisiCalc days. He is currently chairman of a consumer products firm that was recently listed by Inc. magazine as one of the 100 fastest-growing companies in the U.S. He is also president of two investment companies. The Schilling family has an entrepreneurial history. Grandfather August Schilling arrived in San Francisco around the turn of the century and promptly formed a partnership - a coffee business with a Mr. Folger. When that partnership dissolved, August Schilling continued in coffee for a short while, then switched to what the Schilling name is synonymous with today - the spices in little jars with red caps and red labels. Andy could stay as busy with non-profit work as he does with the companies he heads. He serves on four non-profit boards. One is with Peninsula Open Space Trust, a group he grew to respect when sitting across the table in negotiations involving a piece of land. Now he shares his professional experience as a member of their Advisory Board. “They are bright, creative, people with a real talent in setting up ways to achieve their goals. It’s been a learning experience as much as an opportunity to share whatever expertise I might have,” he said.
As board president for the Peninsula Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Andy is assisting the group with its current major priority -implementing a new technology plan. It will bring 21st century resources to this vital volunteer organization, which provides a wide variety of services. The Management Center, another non-profit commitment, offers a variety of much-needed services for non-profits. Management training, board development, job lisings, temporary consultations, even a matching service to bring together prospective board members and board vacancies, are available. On WPS’s board, Andy helps oversee budget development and forecasting of financial needs. “Being on the scene at the Priory to see the values I remember passed on to another generation is rewarding work, and I have confidence in this board. It has exceptionally good, knowledgeable people and I’ve worked with a lot of boards,” he said. “I haven’t thought a lot about why I work with non-profits. I learned that value at home, of course, and it was clearly reinforced and practiced at the Priory when I was a student there. Bowdoin College carried on that influence. Their motto is ‘for the common good’ and that motto pervades the campus life,” he said. Now, the habit of giving back, for the common good, pervades Andy’s life.
Andy Schilling’s financial skills and business experience make him a desirable candidate for non-profit boards. His relative youth also helps — boards are glad to find younger people willing to serve.
Andy Schilling, WPS Class of 1978 Lives in Woodside,CA Wife: Leslie Children: Alec, 10, Lauren, 8, and Elizabeth, 3 Favorite Activities: skiing, flying, hiking and other outdoor activities, especially during the annual family vacation in Ireland Professional field: Investment management WPS Board of Trustees Assignment: Finance Committee 7
Alumni Profile
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he’s a Priory alum, Assistant to the Deans, teacher in the Social Studies Department. People who know this young woman on campus might be aware that all of the above applies to Priory’s Dora Arredondo, but might know nothing at all about her most interesting title - Director of WPS’s Summer Bridge Program for less advantaged, academically talented youth.. Dora was one of the first women to graduate from the Priory. She went on to Santa Clara University to major in Political Science with an emphasis in law and a minor in Anthropology. Dora’s parents came to the United States in 1975 from Mexico, and her goal has always been to find a way to give back to the community she was raised in - Redwood City. Her plan was to do this by becoming a lawyer. “It’s been an opportunity for me to pursue teaching and to learn more about administration, as well as to work in the community.” Life intervened, though, when classes in child development, an influential professor-mentor, and internships at the Public Defender’s Office and as a teacher at Juvenile Hall changed Dora’s mind. She discovered that her true vocation, and the best way to share her gifts, was as a teacher. As Director of Priory’s Summer Bridge Program, Dora’s job is to identify under-served, but motivated, 7th grade students in the Redwood City School District and prepare them for 8th grade Algebra I. The goal - get these students on a math track that will prepare them for college and, more importantly, give them a taste of what they can accomplish. Math success is highly correlated with college admissions, and Priory’s Bridge program is the only local middle school/high school summer program that targets math, Dora said. This past summer, 31 students were accepted into the program. Dora, three other teachers (including Priory’s Doug Sargent), and four Priory student interns (Henry Arredondo, Ayary Diaz, Zayra Diaz, and Laura Hurlbut) worked six hours a day for five weeks with the students.
Her plan was to become a lawyer...but she discovered the best way to share her gifts was as a teacher.
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Class time included pre-algebra and algebra as well as math/science and math/technology (classes that show how math relates to life). The students also designed and built their own web page and each Friday listened to inspirational speakers (leaders from the Redwood City community). “This adds balance to the program,” explains Dora. “We want our students to hear about the struggles and successes of others from their community who have faced similar challenges.” The success rate - 100%! All 31 students achieved above the necessary score on their final assessment and are now enrolled in Algebra I at their local schools. During the course of the year Dora runs Saturday follow-up sessions for her summer students to ensure continued success. “Working with the entire family helps to ensure that the children can continue to succeed,” she said, ” She’s currently developing workshops to teach parents from diverse backgrounds how to best use the resources available in the school system and to prepare their children for college admissions. Dora’s dreams for the future of the program include working with Priory’s Cayewah and Reed Easley to develop ways to show the students how math and art can intersect. She also hopes to expand the Bridge program in the coming year to prepare her current group for Geometry, as well as a new group of 7th graders for Algebra I. Funding for the programs comes through the Bridge Program, the Peninsula Foundation, and other organizations. The Priory provides use of all of its facilities as a donation to the program. Dora Arredondo, Class of 1995 Santa Clara University (B.A.) Lives in Redwood City Siblings: Ramiro, Class of ‘97, and Henry, Class of ‘02 Favorite Activities: Walking, running, coaching WPS’s seventh and eighth grade volleyball teams, and watching her brothers play sports. Professional Field: Education
Contributors 1999-2000 Founders’ Club
$10,000.00 + Anonymous (6) Henry and Patricia Adams John and Linda Andreini Andreini & Company Leigh and Deborah Belden Paul and Marcia Cook Dan Murphy Foundation Sir Daniel Donohue Timothy and Germaine Dwyer Terry and Dorothy Hayes William and Rosemary Hewlett Hewlett Packard Company Lincoln and Robin Holland I.B.M. Corporation Jewish Community Federation Endowment Fund Stanley Kwong and Judy Koh Richard and Mary Lemuth E. Alvin and Suzanne Maas Thomas Neff and Donna Wengert-Neff George and Carla Nowell Peninsula Bridge Program Joseph and Ritu Pistritto Ray and Meredith Rothrock Art and Cynthia Schultz Sun Microsystems Foundation Robert and Charlene Ward Mathilda B. Wilbur Woodside Priory Monastic Community
Benedictine Associates
$5,000.00 + John and Bette Anderson Sami and Dalal Attar Sven and Carola Behrendt J. Peter and Pam Campagna Douglas Carlisle and Laurie Sanders Jack and Marion Euphrat Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund Eugene and Judith Flath William and Michelle Green The Guzik Foundation Nahum Guzik Joanne Harrington Thomas and Mary Ann Herbert Jeffrey and Mary Ann Hiller Eric and Angie Hsu Jewish Community Federation Endowment Fund Robert and Connie Klein James and Lynn Lally Lorry Lokey Lorry I. Lokey Supporting Foundation Robert and Chris Ma Katherine and Robert Maxfield John and Joan McGraw Gary and Eileen Morgenthaler
Emil Mosbacher, Jr. Foundation, Inc. R. Bruce Mosbacher and Nancy Ditz Curtis Peterson and Lea Stublarec Richard and Susan Seiler Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Andrew Verhalen and Janet Brownstone Allan and Heidi Will
Anniversary Club
$1,957.00 + Anonymous (2) John and Linda Bader David and Margaret Bell Gregg and Sandy Carse Alan and Elizabeth Cirino Craig and Karen Ann Coombs James and Elizabeth Cox Wayne and Cindy Davison John and Holly Dissmeyer Andrew and Carol Duncan Albert and Susanne Ebneter Evelyn LLC William and Jean Gilbert Arthur and Carol Graham Gregory and Kathryn Hampton Stanley and Carolyn Hiller George and Michelle Huertas Judd and Mimi Iversen Harvey and Barbara Jones Peter Kasenchak Russell Lampert and Anne C. Miller Donna Little William Little David and Alheli Maahs Andrew and Ria Moroyan John and Nancy Newman William and Perla Novotny Matt and Betty O’Rourke Alexander and Leslie Schilling Kevin and Laurie Schofield Robert and Hollis Shaw Mary Shouse Francisco and Aleli Sibal Steve Simons Debra Simons David Smith and Judith Harris Kenneth and Kathleen Stasun David and Virginia Taylor John and Millie Urbain Matthew and Marcia Wesley Scott and Shirley Wilson James and Ellen Wilton Alan and Andrea Zulberti
Headmaster’s Club
$1,000.00 + Anonymous (2) Tadashi Akamoto Daniel Alegria and Mary Hufty Thomas and Susan Alexander Stewart Alsop George and Barbara Andreini Carlos and Lourdes Araujo-Eserski Dave and Donna Arnold Joseph and Jane Barbeau Barclays Global Investors, N.A. Richard and Cosette Bixler Peter Bohley Edwin and Catherine Boldrey Robert A. Bradford Jr. Mary Bussmann Callie Cain Sandro and Joan Centofanti William and Sherri Coats Richard Cooley Patrick and Monica Corman Duncan and Jean Davidson Frederic and Marie France de Sibert Gerald and Nancy Dellheim Tom and Fran Dempsey Thomas and Judith DeSzily James and Sarah DiBoise Draeger’s Supermarket Ehikian & Company Bradley and Pamela Ehikian eScrip Suzanne Eyre Behzad and Donia Fatemi Paul and Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Michael and Trisha Flagg Salvatore and Stella Giovannotto Richard Goldman Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund Michael and Pamela Gullard Anne and John Hannigan Harold Harvey Hass Family Fund Robert and Carolan Hass Thomas and Helen Hennig Michael and Margaret Herzen Russell and Maureen Howard Mr. and Mrs. Page Hufty Helen Hurlbut James and Kathryn Janz Timothy and Kip Kado Jayne Lange John and Ann Lanzone Hsiang and Ching Hsin Liu David Martin and Debra Hagan Thomas and Sandra McCarthy Harold and Ellen McElhinny
St. Benedict said ‘We must go and do now what will benefit us forever.’ The education of our students will be a benefit forever and I thank you for supporting them. Tim Molak Headmaster
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John and Lynne McIntosh Robert and Sheila Melen Peter and Mary Mills Ralph and Barbara Oswald Mark and Nicole Patton David and Judith Paulus Frank and Denise Quattrone Peter and Elizabeth Reinhardt Glen and Lorraine Roberts Sergei and Irina Sarkisov Schoolpop The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Philip and Maya Sewald Charles and Julia Simmons Stanley and Janet Smith William and Pam Stewart John and Marianne Stoner Myungsoo Sul and Youngsook Kim Kenneth and Tamra Tehaney Joseph and Terri Tiffany Dennis Uphoff and Pauline Worrell-Uphoff Robert and Jane Walker Joseph Warner Robert and Ramsay Waterman Stephen and Molly Westrate Nancy Woodward
Priory Patrons
$500.00 + Anonymous (4) J. Ric and Bengta Aboud Adaptec Dalal Al-Sulaiman Elie and Yael Alcheck James and Marna Arnold Ronald B. Autrand Douglas Basegio Sylvia Basegio Phillip and Kristin Berman John and Margaret Bower Vincent Briggs Gisela Brugger Sylvia Busch Cal-Door Enterprises Ann Cali Joseph Camisa and Susan Parkhurst Mike and Ruth Cheng Wesley and Marilyn Chow Laurel Crittenden Patrick Daley and Dagmar Wedel Howard and Leonore Daschbach Clayton and Carol Del Secco Stephen and LuAnn DeMartini Jan Euphrat-Hepper Roy and Eleanor Ferrari
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Owen and Mary Ann Fiore John and Dianne Fisher Richard and Linda Frasch Timothy M. Griffin Anthony and Beverly Guichard Tom and Wendy Hafkenschiel Harlan and Sarah Halsey Peter and Dorothy Hammond Bruce and Barbara Hansen Paul and Linda Holland William and Frances Jackson Jack and Ginny Kavanaugh Joe and Sandra Killian Coralia Kuchins Benjamin Lam and Cynthia Young Richard and Daryl Larsen David and Linda Lewis Daniel and Susan Lockwood Ryan Maas Philip and Nancy Mancini Jose and Rosario Martin Tim and Catherine Molak Hank and Gigi Morgan Richard Murdock Walter and Lien Nguyen Michael Nuttall and Janet Allen Thomas and Rebecca Quinn Paul and Kathyrn Reimer Aniana Reyes Ron and Susan Robotka Michael and Nancy Romano Konrad and Carol Schoebel John Schwabacher John and Susan Sullivan Joseph and Dorothy Taft Barton and Holly Thompson Anthony and Caroline Vertongen Bruce and Anne Wagner Marvin and Beth-Ann Wenger David N. White William Wittmeyer and Maggie Tham Cyril and Jeanne Yansouni
Priory Sponsors
$200.00 + Anonymous (6) Michael and Evann Aronoff Douglas and Barbara Ayer Servando and Maria Barriga Nancy J. Bohley Susan H. Bradford Sean Brennan and Alice Fischer- Colbrie John and Kathy Buchanan Francis Byun Tae-Keun and Hyun-Soon Byun George and Betty Cabrol Timothy and Margie Cain Scott and Susan Carey Peter and Melody Ann Carton Richard and Maureen Cauley
Peter and Lisa Chupity Franklin and Gretchen Conlan Leah Coulter Andras and Roberta Csaplar Bela Csikesz and Laura Carrick Richard and Roxanne Davidson Linda Davis David and Janice de Carion Geoffrey and Isabella de Sibert Julie Del Secco Robert and Joan Desky Hermann Diederich and Hyemyoung Kim Ester Ditez Peter and Ann Marie Draeger Francis and Marcia Dubreuil Valerie Duecker James Durgin Nancy A. Eigsti Grant and Susan Evans Gerald and K. Jane FitzGerald Walter and Helen Fromm Edward Gaspar and Mary Dunham William and Natalie Graham Philip Gregory and Susan Rathbun Glenn Haegele and Sylvia Pressacco Andrew and Patricia Haines Edmund and Patricia Hannum Tinyee Hoang Tuan and Mysi Hoang Robert and Christine Hon Mahlon and Carol Hubenthal Kathy Immel James and Anne Irving Leonard and Jeanne Iverson Keith Jobe and Leonora Sea Helen Johnson Christopher and Ana Kennedy Gregory Kershner Ellen King Al and Jeanne Kirkland Edward Kovachy and Susan Light Gordon and Nancy Kruberg Andrew and Karen Kuchins Gene and Sharon Ladrech David and Zeneida Lando Theodore Larson Michael and Cynthia Leahy Harry and Rafaela Lemmens Jean Henri Lhuillier and Beatriz Lucero Little World Travel Daniel and Susan Lockwood Steven and Joanna Marsheck Martin Mayer Matthew and LeeAnne McDermott Walter McElroy and Theresa Fairley Frank and Patricia McGinnis Mary McMahan McWhorter’s Kenneth and Elyce Melmon Augustin Meyer Mary Mills
Theodore and Tae Mi Molakides Carlos and Cecilia Montalvo Mark Moore and Renee Rankin David and Lindsay Morgenthaler Donald and Elizabeth Myers Lawrence and Torie Nelson Richard and Sharon Ogren Robert and Francesca Pacheco Pacheco Utility Line Builders, Inc. Ward and Mary Paine Richard Pearl Pearlasia Paul Perret and Mary Ann Hurlimann Oscar and Janice Pieper John and Carin Powers John and Cheryl Provost William and Amy Quan Mark and Margot Rawlins Raychem Corporation St. Anselm Abbey William and Dorothy Sammon Margaret Sanders Stephen Sanders Shirley Santosa Jack Schutz Sanford and Elynore Seaman Russell Shaw and Shira Stutman Christopher and Beverly Shea Allan and Masako Shepherd Kim and Sarah Spanoghe Marilyn Spears William and Teresa Stanton Meg Starr Mark and Natasha Stogner Jim Sulat and Susan Keyes Richard and Katherine Sutherland David and Anne Tomini Laurel Trask Brian Tulloch Tulloch Construction, Inc. Andrew and Alice Valentine Evelyn Von Schlosser Damian Ward Erhard and Victoria Wegman Mark and Graziella Wegman James Wong and Magdalena Romero Xilinx, Inc. Patrick and Christine Yam Don and Jane Yates Mark and Camille Yost Shaye Zahedi Albert and Margaret Zappelli
Panther Club
$25.00 + Anonymous (22) Tarek Abuzayyad Frank and Marjorie Aiello John and Elizabeth Alpar Nancy Alpay
Joan L. Andel Paul and Nancy Appelblom Ramiro and Josefina Arredondo Wallace Austin Mehrdad Azari and Elizabeth Bertschi Robert and Doris Barbagelata Jonathan and Linda Batkin Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beaver Barry and Kay Blocker Christopher and Kate Blocker Jennifer Boldrey Joshua Bookin Gerard Brevier John Brew Joerne-Eric and Amy Brugger Sergius Bryner John and Caroline Bulkeley Timothy and Patricia Burch John and Mary Alice Byrne Cadence Design Systems, Inc. Jack Cahill Chrisopher and Carole Cain Mark and Renate Campbell Thomas Carter Alison Cartwright-Dienner Wayne Choi Winfield Christiansen CJW Architecture James and Carmen Collins Chester Congdon Jeffrey and Katherine Congdon Louisa Cooper Peter and Susan Corning Patricia Costello Joseph Cowan Guy Cross Kathleen Daly Kathleen Davis David Dienner Richard Dioli Mark and Carolyn Dobervich Bud Dougherty and Elaine Costello Patrick and Kimberly Dougherty Thomas and Catherine Dowley Frank and Mary Draeger Christopher Drouin Thomas and Julie Ducharme Arthur and Kimberly Dugoni Cayewah Easley Reed Easley John Ebneter and Cathy Jones Allan and Suzanne Epstein Teresa Falaschi Barbara Falk Federated Department Stores Foundation Michelle Floyd Stephen and Beverly Floyd Thomas and Valerie Flynn Katherine Gaspar Jennifer Gire
Philip and Trish Golden Richard and Sharon Golden Charles and Anne Gregory Jeffrey and Laurie Gundell Charles Haeuser David and Susan Hafleigh David and Sharon Hall David and Susan Hancock Jonathan Hannum Erik and Bonnie Hansen Patricia Hanson Brian and Kimberly Heffernan Christopher and Stephanie Hill Michael and Judy Horton William Hurlbut Sarah Ish Anand Judge Caitlin Kane Kevin Kasenchak Kristopher and Liza Kasenchak John and Barbara Keller Gail Kimball Douglas Kirkland James and Vicki Kirkland Leonard and Suzanne Koppett Stephen and Janet Kornberg Robert and Deborah Kotchian Louis and Klara Kovacs Paul and Mary Kusber Bruce and Gerry Labadie Labadie Productions Ladera Garden Center Joan Lando Jorge Larreynaga Jorge and Reina Larreynaga Lavoro, Inc. Jim Lawhon and Margaret Wynne James Lee Janet Lee Josephine V. Lee Victor and Louann Leipzig Andre and Edna Lhuillier Philippe Lhuillier Cheng-Tao and Jui-Pao Lin Vera Lind Peter and Stannye Llewellyn Denis and Ellen Lynch Guillermo Maafs K. Angela MacFarlane Ira and Barbara Marks Fortune and Therese Masdeo Sherri Maurin Richard McCoy and Marsha Wagner John and Nancy McCrady Elden and Bessie McEachern Frank and Adele McPartland Douglas and Merrilyn Mecham Michael and Anne Mellenthin Silvia Meyer John O. Miller Gregory and Diane Mohr Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Moore John and Eileen Morrissey Daniel and Caryn Murphy
Chris Trujillo may be the first WPS Director of Residential Life ever to include a wife and baby daughter in his work. Shawna is Middle School Director and seven-month-old Taylor is happy to have 40 big brothers.
The Trujillo family will soon occupy this faculty home directly up the hill from the residence halls. The house was extensively renovated over the summer. On-campus housing is a crucial part of attracting and retaining top quality faculty. Faculty on campus also play a special role in creating the “learning community� ambiance for which the Priory is known.
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Christopher and Liz Nelson Stephen and Barbara Neter David and Judy Noice James and Rosalie O’Grady Helen O’Hara Miklos Oyler Nels and Patricia Paine Edward Perrin Christopher Pieper Portola Valley Hardware Philip and Gwendolyn Potloff Mary Pottorff Rosemary Rafferty Dennis and Gwen Raney Robert and Pat Reed Anthony and Lesley Roberts-Mason Jedd and Leslie Roe Leslie Ann Roe Eugene and Annemarie Ronay George and Jeanne Ronay Fredric Rosenberg and Victoria Skinner Grant Rosenquist Sales Boosters, Inc. Sara and Phillip Salsbury Doug and Kelly Sargent Lawrence and Laura Saunders Betty Schink Peter Schink Ronald and Lila Schmidt Sara Schmidt William and Ruth Schooler Mark and Nancy Sheinbaum Chad and Deborah Shirley John and Laurie Snyder Kurt and Birgit Stache David and Allison Stastny Strategic Alternatives Georg and Kathy Straub Sun Microsystems Foundation Emerson and La Verne Swan Julianna Szekely Hiroko Takano Mary Alice Thornton Dr. and Mrs. Frances J. Titterton Paul and Heather Titterton Raymond and Beverly Tong Robert Trask Tyson Trish Lee and Donna Tucker Todd Turner UDV North America Foundation, Inc. Daniel and Dorothy Vago Betty Van Wagenen Imre and Mary Ann Varga Alan and Joanne Vidinsky Charles and Elaine Visconti Dennis and Cathy Voelker Ronan Wagner Stephen and Rebecca Welch Richard and Victoria West
Richard and Teresa West Elaine Willman George Willman Melinda Wilson George and Laurie Witter Simon Wong Edward and Obdulia Wood Woodside Bakery, Inc. Jose Zertuche Trevino Darren Zulberti
1999-2000 Board of Trustees
One hundred percent of trustees contributed. Thank you! Patricia Adams Elizabeth Cirino Wayne Davison Al Ebneter Eugene Flath J. Michael Gullard Anne Hannigan George Huertas Katherine Maxfield Sandra McCarthy R. Bruce Mosbacher Matthew O’Rourke Ray Rothrock Andy Schilling Art Schultz, Chair Robert Ward Donna Wengert-Neff Woodside Priory Monastic Community, Represented by Fr. Pius Horvath, OSB
Faculty and Staff
One hundred percent of faculty and staff contributed. Thank you! Anonymous (8) Douglas and Barbara Ayer Joshua Bookin Thomas Carter Mark and Carolyn Dobervich Francis and Marcia Dubreuil James Durgin Cayewah Easley Reed Easley Barbara Falk Jennifer Gire David and Susan Hafleigh David and Sharon Hall Brian and Kimberly Heffernan Jan Hepper Christopher and Stephanie Hill Kathy Immel Jim Sulat and Susan Keyes Gail Kimball Leonard and Suzanne Koppett
Stephen and Janet Kornberg Louis and Klara Kovacs Jim Lawhon and Margaret Wynne Dean Leh Steven and Joanna Marsheck Kimberly Mason Martin Mayer Douglas and Merrilyn Mecham Tim and Catherine Molak Joseph and Lindsay Montero Joel Murillo John and Nancy Newman David and Judy Noice Brian Ogden Helen O’Hara Philip and Gwendolyn Potloff John and Cheryl Provost Robert and Patricia Reed Peter and Elizabeth Reinhardt Anthony and Lesley Roberts-Mason Doug and Sarah Sargent Russell Shaw and Shira Stutman Marilyn Spears Mark and Natasha Stogner John and Marianne Stoner Georg and Kathy Straub Julianna Szekely Hiroko Takano Barton and Holly Thompson Todd Turner Betty Van Wagenen Damian Ward Thomas Webb Albert and Margaret Zappelli
Parents
Ninety-six percent of parents contributed. Thank you! Anonymous (11) J. Ric and Bengta Aboud Dalal Al-Sulaiman Elie and Yael Alcheck Daniel Alegria and Mary Hufty Nancy Alpay Stewart Alsop John and Bette Anderson John and Linda Andreini James and Loren Archer Michael and Evann Aronoff Ramiro and Josefina Arredondo Sami and Dalal Attar Wallace Austin Ronald B. Autrand John and Linda Bader Joseph and Jane Barbeau Servando and Maria Barriga Douglas Basegio Sylvia Basegio Sven and Carola Behrendt Leigh and Deborah Belden
David and Margaret Bell Phillip and Kristin Berman Richard and Cosette Bixler Nancy J. Bohley Peter Bohley Edwin and Catherine Boldrey John and Margaret Bower Robert A. Bradford, Jr. Susan H. Bradford Timothy and Patricia Burch Mary Bussmann Joseph Camisa and Susan Parkhurst J. Peter and Pamela Campagna Mark and Renate Campbell Gregg and Sandy Carse Alison Cartwright-Dienner Richard and Maureen Cauley Sandro and Joan Centofanti Mike and Ruth Cheng Wesley and Marilyn Chow Peter and Lisa Chupity Alan and Elizabeth Cirino William and Sherri Coats Craig and Karen Ann Coombs Patrick and Monica Corman James and Elizabeth Cox Laurel Crittenden Patrick Daley and Dagmar Wedel Duncan and Jean Davidson Richard and Roxanne Davidson Kathleen Davis Linda Davis Wayne and Cindy Davison Geoffrey and Isabella de Sibert Julie Del Secco Gerald and Nancy Dellheim Stephen and LuAnn DeMartini James and Sarah DiBoise Hermann Diederich and Hyemyoung Kim Stefan and Diane Klimowski David Dienner Mark and Carolyn Dobervich Bud Dougherty and Elaine Costello Valerie Duecker Andrew and Carol Duncan Bradley and Pamela Ehikian Nancy A. Eigsti Allan and Suzanne Epstein Jan Euphrat-Hepper Grant and Susan Evans Behzad and Donia Fatemi Paul and Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Michael and Trisha Flagg Richard and Linda Frasch Jean and William Gilbert Salvatore and Stella Giovannotto William and Michelle Green Jeffrey and Laurie Gundell Nahum Guzik
Glenn Haegele and Sylvia Pressacco Tom and Wendy Hafkenschiel David and Susan Hafleigh Andrew and Patricia Haines Harlan and Sarah Halsey Gregory and Kathryn Hampton Patricia Hanson Terry and Dorothy Hayes Michael and Margaret Herzen Jeffrey and Mary Ann Hiller Lincoln and Robin Holland Robert and Christine Hon Michael and Judy Horton Russell and Maureen Howard Eric and Angie Hsu William Hurlbut Judd and Mimi Iversen James and Kathryn Janz Keith Jobe and Leonora Sea Harvey and Barbara Jones Timothy and Kip Kado Gail Kimball Ellen King James and Vicki Kirkland Robert and Connie Klein Edward Kovachy and Susan Light Louis and Klara Kovacs Gordon and Nancy Kruberg Stanley Kwong and Judy Koh Gene and Sharon Ladrech James and Lynn Lally Benjamin Lam and Cynthia Young Russell Lampert and Anne C. Miller David and Zeneida Lando Jayne Lange Richard and Daryl Larsen Harry and Rafaela Lemmens Richard and Mary Lemuth David and Linda Lewis Cheng-Tao and Jui-Pao Lin Vera Lind Donna Little William Little Hsiang and Ching Hsin Liu Denis and Ellen Lynch Robert and Chris Ma David and Alheli Maahs E. Alvin and Suzanne Maas Philip and Nancy Mancini David Martin and Debra Hagan Jose and Rosario Martin Thomas and Sandra McCarthy Matthew and LeeAnne McDermott John and Lynne McIntosh Mary McMahan Robert and Sheila Melen Michael and Anne Mellenthin Augustin Meyer Silvia Meyer Peter and Mary Mills Tim and Catherine Molak
Theodore and Tae Mi Molakides Carlos and Cecilia Montalvo Mark Moore and Renee Rankin Robert and Linda Moore Gary and Eileen Morgenthaler Andrew and Ria Moroyan Richard Murdock Thomas Neff and Donna Wengert-Neff Stephen and Barbara Neter John and Nancy Newman Walter and Lien Nguyen David and Judy Noice William and Perla Novotny George and Carla Nowell Michael Nuttall and Janet Allen Donald and Yildiz O’Brien Richard and Sharon Ogren Mark and Nicole Patton David and Judith Paulus Pearlasia Paul Perret and Mary Ann Hurlimann Curtis Peterson and Lea Stublarec Joseph and Ritu Pistritto John and Carin Powers Thomas and Rebecca Quinn Rosemary Rafferty Mark and Margot Rawlins Peter and Elizabeth Reinhardt Ron and Susan Robotka Michael and Nancy Romano Fredric Rosenberg and Victoria Skinner Kevin and Laurie Schofield Art and Cynthia Schultz Richard and Susan Seiler Robert and Hollis Shaw Mark and Nancy Sheinbaum Allan and Masako Shepherd Francisco and Aleli Sibal Charles and Julia Simmons Steve Simons Debra Simons David Smith and Judith Harris Stanley and Janet Smith Kim and Sarah Spanoghe William and Teresa Stanton Meg Starr Kenneth and Kathleen Stasun Myungsoo Sul and Youngsook Kim John and Susan Sullivan Richard and Katherine Sutherland David and Virginia Taylor Kenneth and Tamra Tehaney Barton and Holly Thompson Joseph and Terri Tiffany David and Anne Tomini Raymond and Beverly Tong Laurel Trask Robert Trask Dennis Uphoff and Pauline Worrell- Uphoff Imre and Mary Ann Varga
The question posed by Campus Ministry was how to portray St. Benedict in the new century. Students’ artistic responses ranged from portrayal of contemporary pain to creations of youthful vigor and symbols of peace and light. This colorful quilt, created by the parent-student team of LeeAnn and Ryan McDermott, includes photo transfers of campus life as well as religious symbols.
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The generosity of our community permits us to enhance the educational experience we offer our students. Every contribution of time or money is appreciated. Doug Ayer Director of Development
Andrew Verhalen and Janet Brownstone Anthony and Caroline Vertongen Dennis and Cathy Voelker Robert and Jane Walker Robert and Ramsay Waterman Ralph Waylonis and Carol Triest Marvin and Beth-Ann Wenger Matthew and Marcia Wesley David N. White Allan and Heidi Will Melinda Wilson Scott and Shirley Wilson William Wittmeyer and Maggie Tham James Wong and Magdalena Romero Mark and Camille Yost Alejandro and Leah Zaffaroni Shaye Zahedi
Parents Annual Fund Team Co-Chairs Carol Duncan Jeff Gundell
Team Captains 6th Grade Nicole Patton
7th Grade Nancy Mancini 8th Grade Donna Little 9th Grade Allen Epstein Dave Paulus 10th Grade Debra Simons 11th Grade Nancy Bohley 12th Grade Shirley Wilson
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Ambassadors Bingta Baker-Aboud Margie Bell Susan Bradford Sandy Carse Richard Cauley Joan Centofanti Bill Coats Elaine Costello-Dougherty
Laurel Crittenden Valerie Duecker Sarah Halsey Judith Horton Mimi Iversen Barbara Jones Kip Kado Ellen King Sandra McCarthy Sheila Melen Ria Moroyan Pearlasia Mary Ann Perret Renee Rankin Margot Rawlins Cindy Schultz Leonora F. Sea Rich Seiler Steve Simons Terri Tiffany Donna Wengert-Neff Heidi Will
Grandparents
Anonymous (2) Ronald and Joyce Bell Paul and Marcia Cook Patricia Costello Leah Coulter Frederic and Marie France de Sibert Clayton and Carol Del Secco Jack and Marion Euphrat Suzanne Eyre Walter and Helen Fromm William and Rosemary Hewlett Stanley and Carolyn Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Page Hufty Helen Hurlbut William and Frances Jackson Al and Jeanne Kirkland David and Lindsay Morgenthaler Oscar and Janice Pieper Glen and Lorraine Roberts John Schwabacher John and Millie Urbain
Alumni Parents
Anonymous (12) Henry and Patricia Adams Thomas and Susan Alexander Stewart Alsop Paul and Nancy Appelblom Ramiro and Josephina Arredondo James and Marna Arnold Wallace Austin Douglas Basegio Sylvia Basegio Barry and Kay Blocker Edwin and Catherine Boldrey John and Margaret Bower Gisela Brugger John and Kathy Buchanan John and Caroline Bulkeley Tae-Keun and Hyun-Soon Byun Callie Cain
Mark and Renate Campbell Jeffrey and Katherine Congdon Louisa Cooper Peter and Susan Corning David and Janice de Carion Frederic and Marie France de Sibert Linda Davis Robert and Joan Desky Thomas and Judith DeSzily Frank and Mary Draeger Valerie Duecker Jan Euphrat-Hepper Roy and Eleanor Ferrari Owen and Mary Ann Fiore Katherine Gaspar Pete and Billie Hammond David and Susan Hancock Anne and John Hannigan Edmund and Patricia Hannum Bruce and Barbara Hansen Robert and Carolan Hass Tom and Helen Hennig Tuan and Mysi Hoang Mahlon and Carol Hubenthal William Hurlbut Kathy Immel Peter Kasenchak Gail Kimball James and Vicki Kirkland Robert and Deborah Kotchian Louis and Klara Kovacs Coralia Kuchins David and Zeneida Lando Jorge and Reina Larreynaga Michael and Cynthia Leahy Josephine V. Lee David and Linda Lewis Andre and Edna Lhuillier Thomas and Sandra McCarthy John and Nancy McCrady Elden and Bessie McEachern John and Joan McGraw Frank and Adele McPartland Douglas and Merrilyn Mecham Hank and Gigi Morgan John and Eileen Morrissey John and Nancy Newman James and Rosalie O’Grady Matt and Betty O’Rourke Ralph and Barbara Oswald Robert and Francesca Pacheco Ward and Mary Paine Pearlasia Oscar and Janice Pieper Mary Pottorff Dennis and Gwen Raney Eugene and Annemarie Ronay
Margaret Sanders Sergei and Irina Sarkisov Lawrence and Laura Saunders Betty Schink Ronald and Lila Schmidt Konrad and Carol Schoebel William and Ruth Schooler Philip and Maya Sewald Kim and Sarah Spanoghe John and Susan Sullivan Emerson and La Verne Swan Dr. and Mrs. Frances J. Titterton Alan and Joanne Vidinsky Charles and Elaine Visconti Evelyn Von Schlosser Bruce and Anne Wagner Robert and Ramsay Waterman Richard and Victoria West Stephen and Molly Westrate Elaine Willman James Wong and Magdalena Romero Mark and Camille Yost Alan and Andrea Zulberti
Alumni Annual Fund Team Co-Chairs Tim Griffin-1984 Ken Tehaney-1966
Team Captains Andras Csaplar, 1964 Phil Golden, 1976 Tim Cain, 1978 Andy Schilling, 1978 George Huertas, 1981 Frank Aiello, 1985 Kristopher Kasenchak, 1991 Helmut Mees, 1991 Kevin Murray, 1995
CLASS OF 1965 Anonymous Gerard Brevier James Irving Gene O’Grady Christopher Shea CLASS OF 1966 Carlos E. Araujo-Eserski Richard Golden Victor Leipzig David A. Lewis Kenneth J. Tehaney Stephen Welch CLASS OF 1967 Gregory Hampton Christopher B. Kennedy George Ronay CLASS OF 1968 Christopher Drouin Edward Gaspar Bruce Labadie Vincent Siciliano Paul Tarczy CLASS OF 1969 James Collins James Lee CLASS OF 1970 Patrick Dougherty Daniel J. Murphy CLASS OF 1971 Jonathan Batkin Bela I. Csikesz Gregory Kershner J. Frank McGinnis
Class Alumni Fund Reps. Dave Arnold, 1964 Hal Kuchins, 1965 Jim Nell, 1986 Rich Pearl, 1987 Kevin Kasenchak, 1988
CLASS OF 1972 Philip Gregory George Witter
Alumni Donors
CLASS OF 1974 Charles Gregory
CLASS OF 1962 Jeffrey Congdon John A. Lanzone Richard West CLASS OF 1963 Thomas Flynn Brian Tulloch
CLASS OF 1964 Joseph Cowan Andras Csaplar Richard McCoy Harold J. McElhinny
Joseph Montero Ehrhard Wegman CLASS OF 1977 Andrew Kuchins Gregory Mohr CLASS OF 1978 Tadashi Akamoto Timothy Cain Anthony DeSzily Daniel Lockwood Alexander H. Schilling Mark E. Wegman CLASS OF 1979 Mehrdard Azari Christopher Cain Lawrence D. Nelson CLASS OF 1980 Joerne-Eric Brugger CLASS OF 1981 Arthur Dugoni George Huertas William Quan CLASS OF 1982 Peter R. Schink Paul J. Titterton Andrew Valentine Ronan M. Wagner Richard Yung CLASS OF 1983 Vincent P. Briggs Walter J. McElroy Christopher J. Nelson
Freshmen Megan and Katie Noice spent part of their summer installing operating systems into 40 new Apple I-Book portable, wireless computers. The systems are divided between the library and science labs.
CLASS OF 1973 Peter M. Carton
CLASS OF 1975 John D. Snyder CLASS OF 1976 Anonymous Peter J. Chupity Peter Draeger Philip Golden
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CLASS OF 1984 David P. Arnold Michael A. Bradley Timothy M. Griffin Theodore Larson Nels Paine CLASS OF 1985 Frank J. Aiello Christopher M. Blocker Paul A. Kusber Guillermo J. Maafs Bryan Mason Christopher S. Pieper Kurt Stache Geoge A. Willman CLASS OF 1986 Anonymous Thomas G. Dowley Thomas M. Ducharme CLASS OF 1987 Tarek Abuzayyad Anand P. Judge Richard J. Pearl Chad L. Shirley CLASS OF 1988 Guy T. Cross Erik R. Hansen Kevin M. Kasenchak Jean Henri D. L’huillier
Stephen E. Sanders CLASS OF 1989 Jose Zertuche Trevino CLASS OF 1990 Johnathan Hannum CLASS OF 1991 Kristopher W. Kasenchak Helmut Mees CLASS OF 1993 Charles Haeuser CLASS OF 1994 Tyson R. Trish Simon Wong CLASS OF 1995 Tinyee Hoang Caitlin Kane Miklos A. Oyler Sara Schmidt CLASS OF 1996 Philippe A. L’huillier Christopher Pappas Grant Rosenquist CLASS OF 1998 Francis Byun CLASS OF 1999 Anonymous Jennifer E. Boldrey Wayne C. Choi Teresa L. Falaschi Michelle R. Floyd Julie E. Kimball Joan Lando Jorge D. Larreynaga Darren A. Zulberti
Friends
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Fine Arts faculty member Reed Easley helps students check the chemical properties of metals they choose for jewelry-making projects. At the summer workshop pictured here, her students were fellow teachers, parents, and a few teens.
Anonymous (4) John and Elizabeth Alpar Joan Lee Andel George and Barbara Andreini Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beaver Sean Brennan and Alice Fischer Sergius Bryner Sylvia Busch John and Mary Alice Byrne Ann Cali Scott and Susan Carey Douglas Carlisle and Laurie Sanders Winfield Christiansen Franklin and Gretchen Conlan Richard Cooley Howard and Leonore Daschbach
Tom and Fran Dempsey Richard Dioli John and Holly Dissmeyer Ester Ditez Timothy and Germaine Dwyer Albert and Susanne Ebneter John and Dianne Fisher Gerald and K. Jane FitzGerald Eugene and Judith Flath Richard Goldman Arthur and Carol Graham William and Natalie Graham Anthony and Beverly Guichard Michael and Pamela Gullard Harold Harvey Thomas and Mary Ann Herbert Paul and Linda Holland Sarah Ish Leonard and Jeanne Iverson Helen Johnson Jack and Ginny Kavanaugh John and Barbara Keller Lorry Lokey Fortune and Therese Masdeo Katherine and Robert Maxfield Kenneth and Elyce Melmon John O. Miller R. Bruce Mosbacher and Nancy Ditz Donald and Elizabeth Myers Edward Perrin Frank and Denise Quattrone Paul and Kathyrn Reimer Jedd and Leslie Roe Ray and Meredith Rothrock Sara and Phillip Salsbury George Schnurle and Beth Martinson Sanford and Elynore Seaman David and Allison Stastny William and Pam Stewart Mary Alice Thornton Lee and Donna Tucker Robert and Charlene Ward Joseph Warner Mathilda B. Wilbur James and Ellen Wilton Edward and Obdulia Wood Nancy Woodward Patrick and Christine Yam Cyril and Jeanne Yansouni Don and Jane Yates
Corporations, Foundations, Organizations
Anonymous (3) Adaptec Andreini & Company Cadence Design Systems, Inc. Cal-Door Enterprises Dan Murphy Foundation
Draeger’s Supermarket Ehikian & Company Emil Mosbacher, Jr. Foundation, Inc. eScrip Federated Department Stores Foundation Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund Hass Family Fund Hewlett Packard Company I.B.M. Corporation Jewish Community Federation Endowment Fund Labadie Productions Lavoro, Inc. Little World Travel Lorry I. Lokey Supporting Foundation McWhorters Pacheco Utility Line Builders, Inc. Peninsula Bridge Program Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund Schoolpop St. Anselm Abbey Sun Microsystems Foundation Target The Guzik Foundation The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Tulloch Construction, Inc. UDV North America Foundation, Inc. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Village Stationers Woodside Bakery, Inc.
In Memory of Hugh McCoy Jack Cahill
Honors and Memorials
Anonymous Coralia Kuchins Walter McElroy and Theresa Fairley Emerson and La Verne Swan Evelyn Von Schlosser Bruce and Anne Wagner
In Honor of Willa and Elliam Budge, their daughter Kathleen Budge In Memory of Vilmnos Beres Thomas and Judith DeSzily In Memory of Herbert Brugger Evelyn Von Schlosser Bruce and Anne Wagner In Memory of Emmy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beaver In Memory of Wendy Dwyer, who loved her young people, Timothy and Germaine Dwyer Sun Microsystems Foundation In Memory of Pauline Fisher Nancy Woodward In Memory of Milton Lewis George and Barbara Andreini
In Memory of Joseph Montero, Sr. Nancy Eigsti Julie Kimball In Memory of Daniel Joseph Sullivan Janet Lee Winfield Christiansen
Father Martin Scholarship Fund
Anonymous (2) George and Betty Cabrol Scott and Susan Carey Sandro and Joan Centofanti David and Janice de Carion Frederic and Marie France de Sibert Frank and Mary Draeger Draeger’s Supermarket Bruce and Barbara Hansen Paul and Linda Holland Kevin Kasenchak Julie Kimball John and Nancy McCrady John O. Miller Matt and Betty O’Rourke Philip and Maya Sewald Bruce and Anne Wagner Nancy Woodward
Father Christopher Scholarship Fund
Father Egon Scholarship Fund
Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beaver Dan Murphy Foundation Thomas and Judith DeSzily Ester Ditez Sir Daniel Donohue Arthur and Carol Graham Harold Harvey Tom and Helen Hennig Fortune and Therese Masdeo Donald and Elizabeth Myers Jedd and Leslie Roe Leslie Ann Roe Anthony and Caroline Vertongen James and Ellen Wilton
Father Pius Scholarship Fund Robert and Ramsay Waterman
In-Kind Donations
Anonymous (2) Daniel Alegria and Mary Hufty Ronald B. Autrand James and Elizabeth Cox Wayne and Cindy Davison John and Dianne Fisher William and Joann Garehime Michael and Margaret Herzen James and Kathryn Janz Edward Kovachy and Susan Light Edward and Evelyn Kovachy Robert Labar Martin Mayer W. Craig and Martha Meyer Oscar and Janice Pieper Robert and Pat Reed Peter and Elizabeth Reinhardt Scios, Inc. Russell Shaw and Shira Stutman Marilyn Spears David and Virginia Taylor Barton and Holly Thompson Andrew Verhalen and Janet Brownstone Video Excellence Robert and Charlene Ward Erhard and Victoria Wegman Jeff Wilkins
Auction Donors
Anonymous (3) A Clean, Well-Lighted Place for Books J. Ric and Bengta Aboud Peter Agoston Daniel Alegria and Mary Hufty Amanda’s American Conservatory Theater American Musical Theatre of San Jose John and Linda Andreini Andreini and Company Andrew Michael’s Photography- Carriage House Division Anything On Earth Applewood Inn, Inc. Applewood Pizza Restaurant Armadillo Willy’s Barbeque Atherton Police Department Autodesk Ronald B. Autrand Diego Avalos Douglas and Barbara Ayer Bailard, Biehl & Kaiser Joseph and Jane Barbeau Douglas Basegio Elena Basegio Sylvia Basegio Belam, Inc. Michael Belew David and Margaret Bell Beltramos’ Fine Wine & Spirits Bianchini’s Market Black Mountain Spring Water Bob-Wire Electric, Inc.
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Auction items from the hands and hearts of students and faculty are always in high demand at bidding time. This glamorous, classic Porsche was restored by Dr. Martin Mayer and several students. Another student-faculty team built and donated the Wee Lassie, a beautifully crafted canoe. Many students, working individually and in teams with Fine Arts faculty members, created items ranging from designer jewelry to a jazzy, one-of-a-kind snowboard.
Every year, I think the auction can’t get any better. Every year, it does. But I’m sure nothing can top Passage to Paris — what an event! Father Martin Mager Superior of the Benedictine Community
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Nancy J. Bohley David D. Bower John and Margaret Bower Boxworks Brian Kangas Foulk Buck’s of Woodside Sylvia Busch Mary R. Bussmann Callie Cain California Pizza Kitchen Camp Unique J. Peter and Pam Campagna Carey School Sandro and Joan Centofanti Chef Chu Restaurant Mike and Ruth Cheng Alan and Elizabeth Cirino CJW Architecture Hovey Clark William and Sherri Coats Coldwell Banker Comte Beraud de Vogue Contemporary Engraving, Inc. Paul and Marcia Cook Alberto G. Coppola Patrick and Monica Corman Costanoa Coastal Lodge and Camp James and Elizabeth Cox Cronin Vineyards Dal Baffo Restaurant Patrick Daley and Dagmar Wedel Dau Products Duncan and Jean Davidson Wayne and Cindy Davison Frederic and Marie France de Sibert Geoffrey, Isabella, Freddie and Charlotte de Sibert Gerald and Nancy Dellheim Stephen and LuAnn DeMartini Robert and Joan Desky James and Sarah DiBoise Diederich and Kim Architects David Dienner Mark and Carolyn J. Dobervich Draeger’s Supermarket Richard Durando, D.D.S. James Durgin Dutch Goose Cayewah Easley Reed Easley Nancy A. Eigsti Taylor Eigsti Jan Euphrat-Hepper Grant and Susan Evans Fabbro’s Restaurant Susan Falaschi Homi and Fae Fatemi
Thomas Farris Eugene and Judith Flath Fontana’s Italian Restaurant Richard and Linda Frasch Fred Rosenberg Construction Garden Grill Restaurant Bill and Jodi Garehime Gene’s Fine Foods, Inc. Jean and William Gilbert Salvatore and Stella Giovannotto Goldman Insurance Services Good Earth Restaurants Goodco Press, Inc. Edward Goodstein and Francesca Eastman William and Michelle Green Timothy M. Griffin Gym West Glenn Haegele and Sylvia Pressacco Tom and Wendy Hafkenschiel David and Susan Hafleigh Andrew and Patricia Haines David and Sharon Hall Pete and Billie Hammond Anne and John Hannigan Patricia Hanson Terry and Dorothy Hayes David and Deanne Haskin Clifford Hayashi Hear Me Brian and Kimberly Heffernan Thomas and Mary Ann Herbert Mercedes Hernandez Michael and Margaret Herzen Christopher and Stephanie Hill Patricia Pui Han Wong Ho Hobee’s California Restaurants Hoffman and Moore Chiropractic Lincoln and Robin Holland Robert and Christine Hon Hotel Sofitel San Francisco Bay Russell and Maureen Howard Daniel Hughes Hyatt Regency San Francisco Hyatt Rickey’s Kathy Immel In Any Event Frances M. Jackson Jag Forms & Systems, Inc. James and Kathryn Janz Jenna Bayer Garden Design Keith Jobe and Leonora Sea John Bentley’s Restaurant Harvey and Barbara Jones Mark and Coco Jones Joseph George Wine Shop Just Wills Timothy and Kip Kado Peter Kasenchak Jack and Ginny Kavanaugh Anna Keane
Kepler’s Books Jim Sulat and Susan Keyes Gail D. Kimball Kona Village Resort Konditorei Leonard and Suzanne Koppett Stanley Kwong and Judy Koh Carl and Shirley Larson James and Lynn Lally Alvin Lam Benjamin Lam and Cynthia Young Carl and Shirley Larson Learning Express Yu-Lin Lee Left Bank Lisa’s Tea Treasures Little World Travel Lozano Car Wash Denis and Ellen Lynch Lyngso Garden Materials, Inc. David and Alheli Maahs E. Alvin and Suzanne Maas Macy’s Genevieve Mager Fr. Martin Mager Mansell and Company Residential Real Estate Mansour & Gore Jewelers Marine Science Institute Roger and Carolyn Mansell David C. Martin and Debra Hagan Nancy and Marshall Mathews Fr. Maurus Katherine and Robert Maxfield Bruce and Lucy McAllister Thomas and Sandra McCarthy Mary McMahan McWhorter’s Menlo Park Doug and Merrilyn Mecham Robert and Sheila Melen Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, International Private Client Group Augustin Meyer Claudia C. Myer Michaela Flowers Microsoft Midtown Video Tim and Catherine Molak Gerald and Sandra Moneypenny Joseph and Lindsay Montero Mark Moore and Renee Rankin Robert and Linda Moore Avo Murdock Andrew and Ria Moroyan Murphy’s Inn Mystery By Design Nancy’s Garden
Naturalists at Large Nature Gallery Howard and Cheryl Neckowitz Thomas Neff and Donna Wengert-Neff Net Objects Mitch Neuger John and Nancy Newman David and Judy Noice William and Perla Novotny George and Carla Nowell Michael Nuttall and Janet Allen Matt and Betty O’Rourke Off Ramp Richard and Sharon Ogren Omnibus 2000-2001 Osteria Pacific THERx Palo Alto Town and Country Village, Inc. Patrick James - Purveyor To Gentleman Mark and Nicole Patton David and Judith Paulus Curtis Peterson and Lea Stublarec Phototime, Inc. Joseph and Ritu M. Pistritto Portola Valley Garage Portola Valley Hardware Portola Valley Vet Philip and Wendy Potloff John and Carin Powers Printables Raging Waters Ron Ramies Ron Ramies Automotive Mark and Margot Rawlins Peter and Elizabeth Reinhardt Rentals.com Ridge Vineyards Ridgeside Café Roberts Market San Francisco Giants San Jose Repertory Theatre San Jose Symphony Russell and Jacquelyn Sands Doug and Kelly Sargent Sergei and Irina Sarkisov Christopher and Sylvie Schoch Konrad and Carol Schoebel Kevin and Laurie Schofield Art and Cynthia Schultz John R. Schwabacher Sales Boosters, Inc. Sea Scouts Ship 161 Sanford and Elynore Seaman Sean McGinn Smith Designs See’s Candies, Inc. Richard and Susan Seiler
Philip and Maya Sewald Barry and Patricia Sharrow Robert and Hollis Shaw Russell Shaw and Shira Stutman Allan and Masako Shepherd Sheraton Hotel Palo Alto Shoreline Amphitheatre Siam Garden Thai Restaurant Six Flags Marine World Spa de Beaute Spago Restaurant Stanley and Janet Smith St. Clement Vineyards Meg Starr Kenneth and Kathleen Stasun John and Marianne Stoner Strands for Hair Georg and Kathy Straub Andrew Strawn T & B Sports Tailor Maid David and Virginia Taylor Ted Pollock Corporation, Life Insurance Sales and Realty Maggie Tham The Coin Broker The Fish Market TheatreWorks theculturedpearl.com Dave Thorne Tiffany & Co. Tray Chic Laura G. Trudelle Paul and Sylvia Trudelle Peter P. Trudelle Tyler Tutorial Services University Art Rex and Keiko Valentine Betty Van Wagenen Andrew Verhalen and Janet Brownstone Anthony and Caroline Vertongen Mrs. John L. Vibert Alan and Joanne Vidinsky Villa Montalvo Robert and Jane Walker Anne Wallace Robert and Charlene Ward Joseph and Patricia Weeden Wegman’s Nursery, Inc. Marvin and Beth-Ann Wenger Allan and Heidi Will Libby Wilson Melinda Wilson Winter Lodge Woodside Nail Salon Woodside Priory School Board of Trustees
Woodside Priory School Quilters Woodside Tennis Shop WPS Metalsmithing Students Xtra Innings Xtreme Wheelz, Inc. Thomas Yacoe Albert and Margaret Zappelli
Auction Sponsors and Underwriters
Anonymous (2) Elie and Yael Alcheck John and Linda Andreini Douglas and Barbara Ayer Bailard, Biehl & Kaiser Bob-Wire Electric, Inc. Nancy J. Bohley Richard Burke Mary Bussmann Callie Cain Patrick and Mary Cain J. Peter and Pamela Campagna Catholic School Management Richard and Maureen Cauley Wesley and Marilyn Chow Alan and Elizabeth Cirino William and Sherri Coats Paul and Marcia Cook Patrick and Monica Corman James and Elizabeth Cox Nancy Davison Wayne and Cindy Davison Gerald and Nancy Dellheim David Dienner Andrew and Carol Duncan Owen and Mary Ann Fiore Eugene and Judith Flath Richard and Linda Frasch William and Joann Garehime Edward Gaspar and Mary Dunham Salvatore and Stella Giovannotto Richard Goldman
Wayne and Cindy Davison scored a triumph with “Passage to Paris,” the second school auction for which they were co-chairs.
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The ambiance of an elegant stateroom aboard the French luxury liner, Normandie, was re-created at the Hotel Sofitel by dozens of auction volunteers. Tickets sold out well in advance of the May 6 party.
Tim Molak, making his eighth appearance as auctioneer, enticed bidders to keep raising those paddles. Bill & Sherri Coats won the bid for Dave Brubeck-Taylor Eigsti concert tickets - “worth a million,� Sherri said.
Goldman Insurance Services William and Natalie Graham William and Michelle Green Timothy M. Griffin Tom and Wendy Hafkenschiel Patricia Hanson Terry and Dorothy Hayes David and Julie Helfrich Michael and Margaret Herzen William and Rosemary Hewlett Lincoln and Robin Holland Shu-Ing Ju Timothy and Kip Kado Margaret Kiely James and Lynn Lally Benjamin Lam and Cynthia Young Russell Lampert and Anne C. Miller Cheng-Long and Yu-Lin Lee Richard and Mary Lemuth David and Alheli Maahs E. Alvin and Suzanne Maas Genevieve Mager Thomas and Sandra McCarthy Robert and Sheila Melen Silvia Meyer Peter and Mary Mills Carol Mills Baldwin Tim and Catherine Molak Mark Moore and Renee Rankin Andrew and Ria Moroyan Thomas Neff and Donna Wengert-Neff David and Judy Noice
Richard and Sharon Ogren Mark and Nicole Patton Curtis Peterson and Lea Stublaric Oscar and Janice Pieper Ted Pollock Ray and Meredith Rothrock Konrad and Carol Schoebel Tom Schulz and Mariana Bozesan Richard and Susan Seiler Jesus and Carmen Sibal William and Teresa Stanton Richard Stowell Andrew Strawn Sallie Strong Havern Jim Sulat and Susan Keyes Kenneth and Tamra Tehaney Barton and Holly Thompson Laurel Trask John and Millie Urbain Rex and Keiko Valentine Andrew Verhalen and Janet Brownstone Anthony and Caroline Vertongen Alan and Joanne Vidinsky John and Anne Wade Robert and Barbara Walton Joseph and Patricia Weeden Marvin and Beth-Ann Wenger Mathilda Wilbur Melinda Wilson Scott and Shirley Wilson William Wittmeyer and Maggie Tham Pui H. Wong Nancy Woodward Alejandro and Leah Zaffaroni
Pat Amento Family Picnic David and Alheli Maahs Ken and Katie Stasun Sue Sullivan
Christmas and Vespers Decorations Margaret Herzen Linda Moore Christmas Tea and Ornament Exchange Liz and Alan Cirino
Parent-Student Brunches
Cosy Bixler
Auction Co-Chairs Wayne and Cindy Davison Teacher Appreciation Event Donna Wengert-Neff Pass the Gavel
Cathy Voelker
Priory Parent Newsletter Co-Editor Bette Anderson
Co-Photographers Betty Ann Reinhardt Daryl Larsen
Bulletin Board
Jody Garehime
Vice President. Co-Chairmen
Library Advocate Judy Noice
Wayne and Cindy Davison Treasurer
Sports Boosters -High School Daryl Larsen
Camille Yost
Julie Simmons
Sue Sullivan
lWendy Hafkenschie Past President and Advisor
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LuAnn DeMartini
Alan and Liz Cirino
Secretary
Ramsay Waterman Sharon Ladrech Back to School Coffee Gail Kimball
Craig and Karen Coombs Mary Bussmann
1999-2000 Parent Association Officers: President. Co-Chairmen
Sports Boosters - Middle School Kathy Molak Denis Lynch Support for the Arts: Principal Coodinators: Jim and Kathy Janz
Ramsay Waterman
The Passage To Paris Auction And Ball Steering Committee
Open House Liaison Judy Noice Used Book Exchange
Cindy and Wayne Davison, Auction Co-Chairs Janet Allen, Recorder Sylvia Pressacco, Mailing Co-Chair Dotti Rado, Mailing Co-Chair Donna Little, Solicitation Chair Cathy Molak, Advertising Jane Barbeau, Program Writing Co-Chair Pat Haines, Program Writing Co-Chair Jim Kirkland, Design and Program Format Janet Brownstone, Thank You Notes Chair, Certificates Chair Janet Smith, Publicity Chair Virginia Taylor, Tuition Drawing Chair Sherri Coats, Class Gift Co-Chair Robin Holland, Class Gift Co-Chair Sandra McCarthy, Reservations Chair Linda Moore, Decorations Chair Sandy Carse, Decorations Co-Chair Renee Rankin, Silent Auction Set-up Chair Donna Wengert-Neff, Live Auction Display Chair Camille Yost, Check-Out Chair
Paul Trudelle David Maahs
Theater: Patty Burch Orchestra: Sherri Coats Nancy Eigsti Bill and Perla Novotny Choir: Sherri Coats Nancy Eigisti Fine Arts: LuAnn DeMartini
Spirituality/Reflection Group Ramsay Waterman
Craft Corner Isabella de Sibert
Boarding Student Liaison Linda Andreini
Sandro and Joan Centofanti Scott and Shirley Wilson Ken and Katie Stasun Patrick and Monica Corman Rich and Daryl Larsen John and Susan Sullivan
CLASS PARENT REPRESENTATIVES 6th Grade
Sylvia Pressacco Linda Andreini Renee Rankin Wendy Hafkenschiel Susan Evans 7th Grade Carol Duncan Mary Bussmann Susan Light Nancy Mancini Beth-Ann Wenger 8th Grade Jody Garehime Linda Andreini Patty Burch Janet Smith Leah Zaffaroni 9th Grade Julie Simmons Isabella de Sibert Suzie Epstein Margaret Herzen 10th Cindy Schultz Grade Carol Mills Baldwin Sandy Carse Mary Ann Hurlimann Mary Page Hufty Ali Spano 11th Grade Robin Holland Carla Nowell Kip Kado
Used Clothing Exchange Paul Trudelle
12th Grade
Vicki Kirkland Lisa Chupity
Liz and Alan Cirino, in their second year as co-chairs of the Parent Association, substantially increased the number of volunteer hours parents contributed. They coordinated an informative series of programs on school issues and created an ongoing series of job descriptions and budget plans.
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1999-00 Operating Budget • $7.0 Million Expenditures: 65% Education and Student Services 20% Operating Expenses 15% Physical Plant Expenses
Income: 64% Tuition and Fees 15% Gifts and Grants 16% Resident and Rental Fees, Bookstore, Misc. Income 4% Investment Income 1% Benedictine Contributed Services
WPS Gift Support • 1999-00 Annual Fund Unrestricted
Restricted
$466,535
Financial aid Technology Miscellaneous
$ 43,905 $ 59,498 $ 12,256
Total Annual Fund
$582,194
Gross Proceeds from Events Auction Golf Classic
$333,357 $ 23,690
Total Annual Support
$939,241
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Special Gifts and Grants Unrestricted Current Operations Restricted Current Operations Capital Endowment
$ 8,500 $226,188 $ 56,466 $ 87,330
Total Gifts and Grants
$378,484
Total Gift Support
$1,317,725
These Dot-Com Destinations Continued from page 6 processor. All services require parental consent for members under age 13. For the adventurous, the Internet offers a universe of interactive worlds in which participants invent their own characters, explore and interact with others. Known by various acronyms, these MUDs, MOOs, and MUSHes are online masquerades-text adventure games you can enter, explore and even help create. Many of these are for older people and require some investigation. To jump right in as a family, check out Moose Crossing (www.cc.gatech.edu/elc/moose-crossing/), a MUD aimed at the 13-and-under crowd, with a tutorial for beginners and guidelines for parents. So explore, interact, create, publish. Add your voices to the expanding Internet, or use it as a springboard to a summer project you can do together. And let me know what you, as a family, enjoyed using on the Net - I’m interested!
Internet Sites Continued from page 6 than children on the Internet, simply because they’re more sophisticated in their ability to journey far and wide online. Does this mean you sit there helplessly or ban your children and teens from using the Internet? Absolutely not! The benefits of the Internet far outweigh the risks, as long as parents and their kids put a few precautions in place. Start by having the entire family sign a Family Internet Safety Agreement. Go over the agreement together before you sign...it’s a great opportunity to share views on the basics of Internet safety. A good agreement seeks to create open communication between parents and teens about the Internet, so your teen will feel free to come to you with any problem they encounter online. So far, there isn’t a Parents’ Seal of Approval for Internet sites, although organizations such as the American Library Association provide lists of recommended sites. In
the end, parents have to make your own judgments. If you don’t know about chat rooms, or the way a web browser works, for example, it’s time to do some research. There are lots of online resources for parents about children and Internet safety (see suggested sites below). They include password protection for your computer, browsers that block access to objectionable sites, and suggestions for practical and fair ways to monitor family usage (such as keeping the computer in a room everyone uses). Perhaps most importantly, join your teen online. Ask your teen to show you his or her favorite places online. It’s a great way to spend time together. In this issue, Mitch Neuger suggests some interesting sites that families can check out. For a sample Family Internet Safety Agreement, go to: http://familyinternet.about.com/parenting/ familyinternet/library/weekly/aa101499.htm To learn more about Teen Safety on the Internet, go to this excellent site: http://www.missingkids.com/html/ ncmec%5Fdefault%5Fteensafety.html (This site contains guidelines for teens, and tons of great information for parents, including safety precautions and explanations of the possible risks of different kinds of Internet usage.) COPPA (The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act) was implemented in April, 2000. It applies to sites serving children 13 and under. To learn more about COPPA, go to: http://www.coppa.org/law.htm The American Library Association site is at: http://www.ala.org/teenhoopla/links.html Ed. Note: LeeAnne McDermott is a mother of three children and a producer at Blackberry Creek, in the Kids Only section of America Online. Her husband, Matt, is pastor of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Palo Alto, CA.
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If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music. I live my daydreams in music. I see my life in terms of music. ... I get most joy in life out of music. - Albert Einstein
A dozen students are “up” (on the newly constructed risers) at 7 a.m. three days a week to practice advanced choral music with Director Dan Hughes. This new choral group will debut later this year.
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