Christian Brothers Connection Fall 2014

C B L a u n c h e s

Eng ineering Program

Story on page 5…

CBHS Leadership Team

Lorcan P. BarnesPresident

Mary HesserPrincipal

June McBrideDirector of Finance

Nancy Smith-FaganDirector of Advancement

Tom EnglishVice Principal

Rolf SchumannAssistant Principal of Student Life

Christopher Symkowick-RoseAssistant Principal of Curriculum & Instruction

Kenny Kirrene ’78Director of Admissions

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connection between the school and

alumni, parents and friends; to cultivate

community support for assisting CB in

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on the cover CB President Lorcan Barnes and Thea Stidum celebrate the grand opening of the school’s new engineering laboratory. center Robot printed using CB's new 3-D printer. See story on page five.

back row - left to right Mr. John Nunan, Ms. Heather Ruple, Br. John Hoover, FSC, Mrs. Marianne Evashenk (Chair), Mrs. Eileen Schuering

front row - left to right Mr. David Walrath, Mrs. Brenda Fleming, Mr. Lincoln Snyder ’95, Dr. Bill Schaedler ’68, Mr. Dan Petrocchi ’62, not pictured: Mr. Stephen Mahaney ’69, Mrs. Carrie Vellutini

Board of Trustees 2014-15The Board of Trustees at Christian Brothers High School is comprised of 12

volunteers dedicated to safeguarding and advancing the school’s Catholic,

Lasallian college preparatory mission. Before joining the Board of Trustees,

candidates undergo training on the Lasallian charism (history, spirituality and

philosophy of education) and Policy Governance – a model used by Lasallian

schools throughout the District of San Francisco New Orleans. This summer,

the board welcomed new members, Stephen Mahaney ’69, Dan Petrocchi ’62 and

David Walrath. Marianne Evashenk is taking on the role of Board Chair.

The Policy Governance model comprises an inclusive, written set of goals

for the school, called Ends Policies, which guide the board in monitoring the

performance of the school and its CEO. Ends Policies help ensure that Christian

Brothers High School adheres to the vision of the Brothers of the Christian

Schools and the District of San Francisco New Orleans.

“It is a profound honor to represent the Brothers and keep the Lasallian mission

moving forward. They have given us all the tools we need to be successful,”

explains Evashenk. “We also have a wonderful relationship with Lorcan Barnes.

He is insightful, inclusive and open to constructive ideas. His talent, energy and

enthusiasm really help ensure that CB is the best place that it can be.”

As for the coming year, “I look forward to working with this board,” says Evashenk.

“They are such a talented, committed, intelligent, extraordinary group of people.

We all have similar desires for outcomes, with different points of view on how we

might get there. I’ve learned so much from them and they are a joy to work with.”

Message From the President

November 2014

Dear Alumni, Families and Friends:

“Be assured that once you have placed yourself in God’s hands…though He still leaves you in sorrow, He

will help you by His grace to endure this trial, perhaps in a way that is not obvious, or else He will deliver

you from it by surprising means and at a time when you will least expect it.” St. John Baptist de La Salle

On November 3, I received a phone call that no school administrator ever wants to receive. One of our

students, Spencer Pershall ’17, had taken his own life. In one tragic moment, a brilliant life full of love and

promise ended. In one tragic moment, a family is forever broken. Asking why is pointless. No answer makes

sense of the senseless.

Many times this week, I thought about this passage from the Founder’s meditations as I have seen it reveal

itself in myriad ways. The grace demonstrated by our faculty, guidance counselors and staff in caring for

our students, as loving big brothers and big sisters, was inspiring. The grace displayed by our students who

comforted one another while suffering through their own grief was heroic. The grace demonstrated by our

Prayer and Faith class in planning a beautiful prayer service was heartrending. The grace revealed while

seeing our students and faculty gather in the chapel in prayer, remembrance and community gives me hope.

Our faith teaches us that Spencer is now in God’s loving embrace. We will continue as a faith-filled

community to remember that we are in the holy presence of God – for God’s holy presence is really the only

place that any of this can begin to make sense.

Spencer’s death leaves a void in this Christian Brothers High School community

that will never be filled. As we move forward together in sorrow, I am grateful

for our Catholic faith as we place ourselves in God’s hands and pray for His

continued grace and healing.

I am grateful to the parents and guardians who entrust us with the hearts and

minds of their children. I am also grateful to the alumni, families, and friends

who give so generously to ensure that this faith-filled community continues into

our 139th year and beyond. This issue of Connection includes an Annual Report of

Gifts (pages 16 to 39) to recognize donations given between July 1, 2013, and June

30, 2014. Every name represents a vital partner in fostering this sacred mission.

Please keep Spencer, his brother Gordon ’15, the Pershall and Kerth families and

our Christian Brothers High School community in your prayers.

Live Jesus in our hearts!

Lorcan P. Barnes

President

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Campus Life

Alumni Life

Connected

Features

CB Launches Engineering Program .................................................5iPad Program - Building on Success ................................................8Campus Improvements ..................................................................14

Annual Report 2013-2014 ..............16

Ambassadors Celebrated at 30th Annual Dinner ........................ 50

ArtsIrish Tenor Performs at Christian Brothers ...................................10A Movie Premiere for Antonio "Tony" Rodriguez ’16 ...................11Actor and Director Earn Elly Awards ............................................11

AthleticsJack Witry Field House ....................................................................12Dan Carmazzi ’71 ............................................................................13CB Joins Capital Athletic League in CIF Realignment .................13

Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza – Alumni Association on a Mission ........................................... 40

ReunionsClass of 1964.................................................................................... 44Class of 1994 .................................................................................... 45Class of 1999 .................................................................................... 46Class of 2004 ....................................................................................47

In Memoriam .......................................................................... 48

Pat Melarkey ’49George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center ....................... 49

Alumni News & Notes .........................................................53Mark Your Calendars ..................................................................... 63

Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM)

are critical skills greatly needed in America’s

workforce. The U.S. Department of Commerce

estimates that jobs in science, technology, engineering,

and math (STEM) will grow 17 percent by 2018—

nearly double the growth for non-STEM fields. Current

projections indicate that more than 1.2 million U.S.

jobs in STEM-related fields will go unfilled by 2018.

Christian Brothers High School can already boast

outstanding programs in science, technology and math.

In the fall of 2014, the school launched a Pathway to

Engineering program in partnership with Project Lead

the Way (PLTW).

“Principal Hesser came to me and shared her idea for adding the

program to CB’s curriculum,” explains Lorcan Barnes, president.

“I couldn’t conceptualize it until I happened to be visiting a high

school that was hosting a Pathway to Engineering competition.

Seeing this phenomenal program in action moved me to see the life-

changing possibilities for our students.”

“Lasallian education is rooted in innovation and giving students

what they need, when they need it,” explains Mary Hesser, principal.

“We know that the time to expand the American engineering talent

pool is now. Providing our students with a curriculum that instills

a love of engineering and develops future innovators and problem-

solvers who also possess deep core values, positions our young men

and women for success. That is Lasallian!”

C B L a u n c h e s

Eng ineering Program


Adding the Pathway to Engineering program was not as simple

as purchasing the curriculum. It also necessitated the construction

of an engineering lab. Donors at CB’s 2014 auction donated a

phenomenal $90,000 to help with the project. An additional

$200,000 in commitments and gifts came in during the spring.

Construction of the engineering lab, which is housed in the “STEM

wing” - formerly known as the SMAT wing - took much of the

summer. The school plans to add at least one more lab in the near

future to ensure facilities are able to meet student needs.

Pathway to Engineering is a four-year sequence of UC-approved

engineering courses for high school students. In the fall, 87

freshmen and sophomores enrolled in CB’s new Introduction to

Engineering Design class. Students are using industry standard

3-D modeling software and a 3-D printer (used to create the robot

on the cover) to help them design solutions to solve real-world

problems. They will follow that with a Principles of Engineering

class in 2015-16. Based on the interests and strengths of our

students, in 2016-17, we will begin offering more advanced courses.

CB is fortunate to have three engineers on the faculty – Mr. Scott

Coyner, Ms. Chris Thayer and Mr. Kevin van den Bogert.

“The Pathway to Engineering curriculum is nationally

recognized,” says Coyner. “Add to that the fact that the donors and

school have provided us with the best lab and spared no expense in

ensuring that our students have the most powerful computers and

even a 3-D printer, we really have the best facilities in the area.”

“I really like this class,” says Regina Chapius ’18. “The interactive

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activities are interesting and different from anything I’ve ever

studied before. I feel like I’m developing new skills and Mr. Coyner

makes it all interesting.”

“The students will be applying engineering, science, math

and technology to solve complex, open-ended problems in a

collaborative, real-world context,” says Coyner. “These skills will

serve them well, whether or not they pursue careers in STEM-

related fields.”

“I really enjoy the group projects and learning new skills like

isometric drawing and how we can apply that,” says Michael

Ost ’18. “I definitely plan on taking engineering all four years at CB

and look forward to learning more about the different disciplines

of engineering.”

Donors were invited to celebrate the grand opening of the facility

at an open house in August.

“I wish that CB had an engineering program when I was here,”

says Jarret Link ’10, a 2014 Duke University graduate who entered

a biomedical engineering Ph.D. program at U.C. Davis this fall.

“Engineering is a great profession and I’m happy that today’s CB

students will have these experiences. Hopefully, they will develop a

love for it and continue on in college.”

“When we decided to move forward with the project, we had no

way of gauging student interest,” says Barnes. “We had not even

held our placement exam for incoming freshmen. Optimistically,

we thought we would fill two classes. Instead, we have four. I’m

excited for our students and grateful to our donors.”

Mike Ingoglia ’65, Elaine ’68 and Bill ’68 Schaedler Ken ’54 and Marolyn ’57 Harris, Al Gallardo


Year one of CB’s student iPad program, the 2013-14 school year, was one of discovery and learning. The program, designed to harness students’ energy and enthusiasm for technology and direct it toward learning to thrive as 21st century communicators, thinkers and problem-solvers, was used across CB’s curriculum in varying capacities.

“We know the iPad supports essential skill areas — complex communication, new media literacy, collaboration, creativity, and self-directed learning,” says Principal Mary Hesser. “I’m pleased that our students benefit from this dynamic teaching tool, but, cognizant of the fact that it does not replace the special teacher-student relationship at the heart of a Catholic, Lasallian classroom. We want our young men and women to have the best of both worlds.”

In the spring of 2014, school leaders conducted a survey of parents, students and faculty to gather data regarding the ways in which the device was used and ideas for enhancing the student experience in the future.

A significant benefit cited by all groups was the integration of the learning management system, “Schoology,” which provides students and teachers a common platform on which to communicate. Schoology enables teachers to share assignments and resources digitally. Further, it was used by clubs, departments, Lasallian Student Life, admissions and administration to efficiently communicate with student groups and minimize classrooms disruptions. The parent feature provides a window into the day-to-day activities of their student(s) that complements the grading information available in PowerSchool, the school’s web-based student information system.

“I like the information available on Schoology” says CB parent Julie Gallardo. “I can’t be at the school but, I do like that I can see the week’s assignments, school messages, Talon articles, upcoming events and so much more. The information might not always get to me through my son, but, I can easily get to it through Schoology.”

BUILDING ON SUCCESS

Program


Students reported that the iPad was an excellent tool for taking and organizing notes, conducting research, collaborating with classmates and managing their course loads. Parents were pleased with the lighter backpacks thanks to electronic books and also, in many cases, lower book bills. Easier access to resources and practical life exposure to technology also surfaced as parent favorites.

“I like that I have everything that I need to say organized in one place,” says Aaron Davis ’18.

“I can’t carry my computer everywhere with me,” says Ritam Sarmah ’15. “It’s really nice to have immediate access to information.”

“Having an iPad at school is very helpful,” says Victoria Linares ’15. Thanks to the iPad, I can get immediate information, additional insight and even assistance if there is something I’m not understanding.”

“Schoology is my agenda,” says Katelyn Bates ’16. “I love it because I can get all of my team messages from wrestling and soccer there. And, my teachers post additional resources that are helpful when I’m studying or working on assignments.”

Parents did, however, ask for additional help in managing the device at home to limit distractions and for an increase in the use of electronic books.

“We take our parent comments to heart,” says Chris Symkowick-Rose, assistant principal for curriculum and instruction. “We kicked off the year with parent training

sessions and have posted information on managing parental controls. We are also redoubling our efforts to identify more digital books and resources. Further, we’ve hired an educational technology specialist who is dedicated to maximizing the effectiveness of the device for our students and teachers.”

The school plans to make year two of iPad implementation even more successful by partnering with families and continuing to engage in the best teaching practices both with and without the iPad. CB is committed to ensuring that students are well prepared to be successful in 21st century learning and working environments.


Visual & Performing ArtsIrish Tenor Performs at Christian Brothers

The La Salle Club sponsored two summer concerts featuring Anthony Kearns, one of the founding members of the PBS super group "The Irish Tenors" on July 24 and 25. Both shows, held in the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center, featured dancers from Sacramento's own McKeever School of Irish Dance and representatives from the Irish American Ceili Dancers.

Spearheaded by Joe McNamara ’83, a member of The La Salle Club, the July 24 performance included a special tribute to Msgr. Edward Kavanagh in recognition of his long service to the young people of Sacramento and his inspired history of bringing the best in Irish entertainment to Sacramento.

Irish eyes were smiling as Kearns performed “I’ll Take You Home Again, Kathleen,” and “She Moved Through the Fair.” There may even have been a few tears shed with the Les Miserables ballad “Bring him Home,” and of course, “Danny Boy.” All in all, the 90-minute performances were only made better by the phenomenal acoustics in the Thea Stidum Theatre and the enthusiastic crowds.

Sr. Maura Bowie, RSM, and Anthony Kearns

Eric Edelmayer ’82, Paul Harrington ’82, Father Mike Carroll

Darrell Corti ’60 and Joe McNamara ’83

Susan McIver, Delaney ’18, Troy ’82 and Kris Bird, Patrick McIver


Actor and Director Earn Elly AwardsCongratulations to Garrick Sigl ’15 who brought home an Elly Award for best leading male performance for his phenomenal work in "The Drowsy Chaperone." Elly Awards are presented by the Sacramento Area Regional Theatre Alliance (SARTA) to acknowledge outstanding work in local productions. Connor Mickiewicz also won for best director for his work on the “The Drowsy Chaperone.” In total, 43 participating theatres submitted 101 productions to SARTA for consideration. CB received eight nominations including:

CHOREOGRAPHY - Sarah Mungas

SET DESIGN - Connor Mickiewicz

SOUND DESIGN - Kirt Shearer

LEAD MALE - Garrick Sigl ’15

LEAD FEMALE - Allison Lian ’14

SUPPORTING MALE - Eric Pytel ’16

A Movie Premiere for Antonio “Tony” Rodriquez ’16 Tony Rodriquez ’16 did not expect much when he submitted his first-ever film script for consideration by Access Sacramento’s 15th Annual Film Festival committee. In June, he was notified that he was one of the ten winners and was now on his way to produce his first film to be showcased at the Crest Theatre. Tony was the youngest winner!

Although the production involved a tremendous amount of work, Tony was determined to make it happen. He recruited Reed Kiefer ’16 to assist with filming. Kiefer’s roll expanded to director and editor. Rodriguez also recruited his brother, Coby Sturgeon ’12 to produce the music, work on the audio and as the boom operator.

The film, “The Charismatic Man” debuted at the Crest Theatre on October 5 to fantastic reviews. Judging by the warm reception it received, this may be the first of many awards for Tony Rodriguez ’16.


Jack Witry Field HouseCB’s inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame dinner included a special announcement that the school’s field house would henceforth be named the Jack Witry Field House to honor the legendary Witry, who has ministered at the school for more than 50 years as coach, dean of students, math teacher, director of facilities, mentor, friend and much more. In August, the building’s new lettering was installed and unveiled, forever commemorating this illustrious gentleman.

Mona ’60 and Jack Witry

Bernie Church ’62, Jack Witry, Sal “Chado” Vasquez ’52, Jim Westlake ’51

Nick Witry ’87, Jack and Mona ’60 Witry, Delaney Halstead, Kathy Witry Halstead


Dan Carmazzi ’71Dan Carmazzi ’71 stepped up to take over the varsity football program following George Petrissans’ move to Clovis West High School last spring. Six months into it, he is loving the challenge. Carmazzi, who returned to Christian Brothers in 2012, worked as offensive coordinator with Petrissans and currently serves as the school’s assistant athletic director and as a teacher.

“I really enjoy coaching these young men,” says Carmazzi. “It was great to coach with George Petrissans and work with these young men as their offensive coordinator. But, I realized that I missed leading a program. I’ve got a great group of coaches and I’m thankful to the administration for giving me this opportunity.”

Carmazzi’s varsity coaching staff includes Evan Boylan, Al Hooker, Dave Hoskins, Sean Morris and Kevin Polnasek.

“Naming Dan to the position of head coach ensures that our players will continue to benefit from his vast coaching experience and, more importantly, his character and high standards of excellence,” says CB President Lorcan Barnes. “It is fantastic to have an ideal candidate on staff who is ready, willing and eager to take on the job.”

“Coach Carmazzi is a great choice,” says Kyle Cherry ’15. “He has the respect of the entire team and we all like playing for him.”

Carmazzi’s experience includes 31 years as head football coach, seven years as an assistant athletic director, and nine years as an athletic director at Jesuit High School. Carmazzi was named a Model Coach by the California Interscholastic Federation in 2005 and is a member of the 200-win club.

CB Joins Capital Athletic League in CIF RealignmentChristian Brothers High School athletics fall under the direction of the Sac-Joaquin Section (SJS) of the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) – California’s governing body for high school sports. To accommodate changing school populations and new high schools in the section, the SJS goes through the realignment process every four years.

With this year’s realignment cycle, CB will compete at the Division III level which is comprised of three leagues: the Capital Athletic League, the Tri-County Conference and the Valley Oak League. CB is a member of the Capital Athletic League which also includes Casa Roble, El Camino, Mira Loma, Rio Americano and Vista del Lago.

“The SJS has been meeting for about two years regarding this realignment cycle,” explains Dale Milton. “In 2000, the Sac-Joaquin section had 137 schools. In 2014, there will be almost 200 schools. Realignment is essential to ensuring that schools are placed in the appropriate Divisions and that new schools can be integrated into the various conferences. I believe the new CAL offers us some tough competitors, and exciting playoff opportunities for all of our sports programs.”


It was a busy and productive summer at Christian Brothers this year. Building the engineering lab in the STEM wing necessitated relocating the library. Recognizing that pathways to knowledge have changed in the digital world, school leaders opted to create a “Learning Commons” in the centrally-located space that housed the music classrooms from 2006-2014. This new facility provides a space that is optimal for both learning and community.

The cafeteria also received a bit of a makeover with new flooring, paint, glass doors and new furniture. Finally, it looks as good as the food!

CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS

Learning Commons

“I can’t waste this chance.”

Our deepest gratitude to the

many donors who support

Christian Brothers High

School. Because of you, CB

leads the region in need-

based tuition assistance

providing $2.3 million to

421 young men and women.

The following Annual

Report of Gifts recognizes

gifts and donations given

between July 1, 2013 and

June 30, 2014.

These gifts help students,

like Elmer, fulfill their

dreams. Thank you!

“At school I meet a lot of new people. But I’m also

meeting myself.”– Elmer Lizarde ’15

ENROLLED IN: Honors and AP Courses

MEMBER OF: Scholars Program

ANCHORS: Student TV News

PLAYS: Varsity Soccer & Varsity Men’s Volleyball

RUNS: Cross Country

LIFE PLAN: Become a Doctor

Grateful to all of the donors who make this possible!

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“You are ambassadors and ministers of Jesus Christ.”

ANNUAL REPORT

SPONSOR LEVEL • $10,000.00+

Anonymous Anonymous Steve ’56 and Darlene

BenetoThomas ’85 and Leah

BorgeLon ’73 and Mary Ann

BurfordMargaret Carrera and

Philip JoffeDave and Linda

ChristiansonClark Trucking Service, Inc.Colliers International

WA LLC, on Behalf of Tracey Huntington

Dick ’64 and Sandy Cunha

George Cunningham ’40Diocese of SacramentoCraig and Amy EnosDonald and Kathy

FitzgeraldLeo ’55 and Gayle

GranucciChris and Stacey GriggsLarry and Terri GuryJeff and Michelle HallstenMike ’65 and Kate

Ingoglia

John ’68 and Lynda Jackson

John and Paula JacksonGreg ’65 and Carole

KassisRich and Connie KoppesFr. Leo T. McAllister

FundJerry and Anne McCallEstate of Helen

MontgomeryEstate of Michael MooreNick ’59 and JoAnne

MooreJohn and Susan Nunan, Sr.

Dan ’62 and Hollis Petrocchi

Bill ’73 and Helen Pierson

Sacramento Region Community Foundation

Bill ’68 and Elaine ’68 Schaedler

Thea StidumTerra Family FoundationThe Catholic Foundation

of The Diocese of Sacramento, Inc.

Chris and Dee Vrame

PRESIDENT’S CLUB LEVEL • $5,000.00+

Anonymous John and Heidi AndersonJacqueline Calkin and

Chris BagatelosNeal and Heidi CordeiroPeggy DesmondBob ’55 and Carolyn ’57

GranucciSusan HaleyKen ’54 and Marolyn ’57

Harris

Hilbers, Inc.Joel ’62 and Carolyn ’63

LucichSteve ’69 and Kathleen

MahaneyDaniel Mazza and Robin

GrazianiTerence and Teri McHaleDan McVeigh and

Rebecca BaumannDavid ’61 and Susan

Murphy

Robert MurrayPfund Family FoundationMike and Carol Ann

PirruccelloEstate of Steve Radman ’60Richard Rodriguez ’62Roger and Ann RomaniMartin Romo ’85 and

Leesa MiaoRotary Club of

Sacramento Foundation

Fred ’57 and Misaki Rooney

Debra Sherman and Arthur Thorne

Bob ’48 and Mercedes Slakey

Jon and Susan SnyderChado ’52 and Janet

VasquezAsa ’51 and Sue

Whetstone

2013-2014

— St. John Baptist de La Salle


The Ambassadors’ Club was formed in 1984 to recognize and honor members of the Christian Brothers family who support the school financially. The gift level is $1,876 or more over the course of the year, which coincides with the founding year of the school. Gifts at this level, and all gifts, contribute greatly toward providing a quality,

Catholic, Lasallian education to the deserving young men and women of Christian Brothers High School.

LASALLIAN LEVEL • $2,500.00+

AnonymousAnonymous Bar J InvestmentsLorcan and Patti BarnesKen ’74 and Jill BennettPeter Bollinger ’57Chuck ’54 and Carolyn

ChatfieldRev. Msgr. James F.

Church ’50Richard and Karen

ContrerasDan and Debbie CostaScott and Elizabeth

CoynerWalter Dahl and Sarah

BuxtonJohn ’77 and Judy

DonovanMike and Marianne

EvashenkDon and Betty GillottMartin and Susan HaleyDiane ’71 and Michael

HeineFrancis and Stacy HickelChristopher Hoffman

and Olivia Luna

Steve and Lydia HowellDon and Joanne HuffordBill ’76 and Nina IliffInter-Cal Real Estate

CorporationMichael and Karen

JedrzynskiJerry ’53 and Rosemary

KirreneAugie and Patricia

LedesmaBenjamin and Sonia LeeMatthew and Laura

LegrandKent Lieginger ’69

and Betsy Marriott Lieginger ’71

Jennifer and Jim MakolEd and Maria ManningJeff Mason and Donna

KaylorVince ’72 and Linda

McDonaldMcDonald Plumbing,

Heating & Air Conditioning

John ’72 and Nancy McGann

Joanne McShaneMedic Ambulance

Service, Inc.Mrs. James A. MonroeDarren and Coleen

MoreheadChristopher and

Jacqueline ObmannBrian and Debbie

O’HearnSteve ’72 and Candyce

OlinKenny Omlin ’84Kevin and Janet PedrottiDean and Monica

PfirrmanRex Moore ElectricalPaul RieschickRiver City BankMark ’82 and Janine

RomneyJohn and Denise RoseDan and Kathy SalazarButch ’60 and Eileen

SchueringGordon ’64 and Susan

Scott

Thomas ’48 and Marion Slakey

Andy ’51 and Marilyn Smolich

Kevin ’86 and Angela Spease

Andrew and Grace TakMark and Theresa

TavianiniDavid and Helene TaylorUnger Construction Co.Roger ’67 and Marie

ValineDave and Peggy WalrathJay ’52 and Suzie

WaterburyLinda WeberKathleen Williams and

Martha StringerKenneth and Michelle

WilsonWalter and Mary WilsonRosemary Wood ’59

FOUNDERS LEVEL • $1,876.00+

AnonymousClark ’62 and Claudia ’63

AldrichBill ’50 and Joanne

BadellaLouis ’81 and Cheryl

BarbosaJohn Buchmiller and Ann

FragoTom ’53 and Carol ColbyKevin Crossland ’69 and

Francesca KirkpatrickSr. Nancy Daniels ’58, RSM

Tom and Priscilla EnglishJohn ’83 and Joelle

FondaleCarolyn Gandy-

McEachnie ’79 and Edison McEachnie

Gayle Manufacturing Co.John ’54 and Liane HallKari and Vinton HawkinsDennis Hock ’64Tony Ingoglia ’02Steve and Dona JablonskyKenny Kirrene ’78

George and Anwylyd LianJose Manuel and Maria

LinaresJim Long ’55Robert and Monica

MaldonadoJohn and Wendy NelsonKathleen ’81 and Gordon

PatersonRobert and Sally PayneVirgil † and Faye

Petrocchi

Pfizer Foundation Matching Gift Program

Mitch and Jennifer Rohrer

Jim ’62 and Marie SikoraLincoln ’95 and Aga

SnyderSutter Medical GroupRichard and Laura

WeisbergAnne Marie ’78 and Rick

Zeman

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BROTHERS LEVEL • $1,000.00+

AnonymousJohn and Melissa AliottiValente AraizaMarlene ’61 and Gary

ArtzBank of SacramentoSteve ’78 and Susan

BarsantiJoan and Cob BergerKarl BergerLynn and Tina BlackGus and Cindy BlechaBOS Sheet Metal Inc.Jeanne and Jan BushRene and Charlene

CardenasCBHS Student Council

2013-2014Keith ’82 and Rosanne

CherrySteven and Sherry CohenNoreen CrowleyAlan and Carla

DatanaganKenneth and Emmalene

DavisTom ’76 and Lynea DavisLisa DeBlasio-Soga ’86

and Mark SogaDesmond, Nolan, Livaich

& CunninghamPeter and Carrie DetwilerMatt DolciniEd Dudensing and Katie

Newell

El Dorado Savings BankConnie EmersonExchange BankHector and Charlotte

FernandezMel and Connie FontesCarlos Francisco and

Fran LeeDenise FranzoiaGenovese, Burford &

BrothersDick ’55 and Sandra

GiustiRick Gormley ’74Jim and Stacey GranucciJoe and Teresa GuilhermeJim and Brenda HengMary and Noel HesserDave ’54 and George Ann

HigginsJulian ’54 and Diane HoltJudy ’63 and Jim HughesIllinois Tool Works

FoundationAnna IngogliaISSE ServicesJerry ’73 and Rebecca

KarverJim ’59 and Debi KassisMark and Rochelle KayeDavid ’81 and Lesley

KirreneMark and Shari LasherFran ’54 and Patricia

Lastufka

Steve ’65 and Karen Legarra

Gilbert and Sandy Limhengco

Dan Lorenz ’55Larry ’54 and Kathleen

LynchBrian and Lisa MaasGary and Clare MacLeodJohn and Susan

MacMilanBruce ’69 and Robin

MaitaRenee Malaki ’76Larry ’62 and Karen

MariettiMark III Engineering

Construction, Inc.Bob MassaMike ’80 and Kristen

McCarthyJim and Carol

McMonagleFrank and Elizabeth

MeyerMike ’83 and Shannon

MooneyFrank ’51 and Marge

MugarteguiDon ’64 and Pam MurphyJimmy and Elizabeth NeilWillie ’69 and Sheila

NolanRev. Msgr. Albert

O’Connor

Larry and Kathy O’Connor

OK Tire and AutomotivePaul and Claudia PageDavid Patella ’69Amanda and Jerad

PattersonMichael and Ginessa

PiersonRick ’79 and Doris PiresRobert and Catherine

PriceAmber Ramos ’96Laura and Fred RogersStephen and Janet

RuggieroEd Sayre ’52Schetter Electric, Inc.Jim and Ellen SchiavenzaShea Family Charitable

Lead TrustRichard ’57 and Mary Cay

ShermanJames and Joyce ShetlerBob ’69 and Robyn SlakeyReginald and Deanna

SmithKevin and Nancy Smith-

FaganOmar SultanSunwest Wild Rice

Company, Inc.Sharon TaketaDon ’55 and Margret

Terra


BROTHERS LEVEL • $1,000.00+ continued

PATRONS LEVEL • $500.00

AnonymousDavid and Denise AbsherDonna and Peter AdamLouie Albiani ’59Louis ’52 and Patricia

AmbroseAnderson Bros. Florin

Square Pharmacy, Inc.Scott and Mary AndersonTom ’56 and Carol BakerConstantine Baranoff ’93Mark and Katherine

BarrosSam Bates and Jeannie

GeeBill ’69 and Debbie

BlucherTom and Peggy BoneTim ’60 and Linda BorgeJeff and Carol BourkeBrad ’62 and April

BradleyChristopher ’77 and Mary

BressiJohn Britton ’65Joe Broadhead and

Florian TriaNicole and David

BrousseauChristopher and Jenny

Brown

Charles and Susan Brownridge

Joshua ’98 and Darcina Calista

Ralph and Tracy CalvilloRalph ’62 and Joanne

CampasanoGil and Araceli CantillerMark ’76 and Susan

CappelloRonald ’51 and Pat

CarissimiMarilyn CarmazziMary CarterWilliam and Sara CaseyMariano and Amalia

CastanedaStephen Cernicky ’66Dan and Karen ChanDavid ’81 and Shelley

CherryGary Chu and Zhihong

WangLarry ’50 and Terry

CloneyGerry Colbert ’54Robert Cooke ’49Mike ’71 and Danielle

CorcoranJames and Jean Costello

Kenneth and Shannon Crawford

Mark Cuomo and Margarita Fernandez

Conrad and Denise DavisKathy ’65 and Gordon

DavisDavis Smiles DentistryChuck ’52 and Barbara

De PaoliRalph and Antoinette

de Vere WhiteDavid ’94 and Michelle

DesmondKerry DesmondMahinder and Tawnya

DhaliwalTerry ’55 and Kathy

DorseyJohn and Kelley DowneyDPR ConstructionGary and Julie DriverJames and Carolyn

DudleyPatrick and Karen

DurhamJohn and Colleen EarleyTed and Kelli EliopoulosFamily Wealth Law GroupWilliam ’72 & Kristen

Farrell

Louie and Nadine FelettoMark and Cynthia

FenocchioAlma FernandezChuck and Lisa FrenchMarty ’77 and Karen

GabrielliCynthia Gandy ’78 and

Joseph Hill, Sr.William Geary ’65Gary and Lora GeryAlex and Paula GoncalvesPeter ’42 and Jean GrassiAustin and Florita

GreinerTom ’61 and Sharon

GruneisenMichael and Shirley

HallmanRick and Andrea HartMike Hanly ’51Ralph Hanley ’56Nancy HeffernanRobert Henderson ’48Mary Moore Henry

de TessanPeter Hewitt and Anh

DangHoward ’51 and Beverly

HicksCarol Hoefling

John-Reed and Catherine Thompson

Punky ’52 and Sally Towne

James and Ann TracyMary TurnerScott Turner ’90

Kevin ’73 and Susan Valine

Br. George Van Grieken, FSC

Rene ’55 and Ethyle Vercruyssen

Alan Wackman

Patty WackmanJames and Maureen

WanketAllen and Gina WarrenChristopher and

Stephanie Washburn

Western Health Advantage

Ryan and Valerie WongSean and Nancy WongChuck and Patricia

Zannetti


PATRONS LEVEL • $500.00+ continued

David ’99 and Danielle Holquin

Nicholas and Julia Holquin

Bill ’59 and Connie Hoover

John and Laurie Hosoume

Michael and Nancy HynesTony ’53 and Haley

IngogliaDavid ’82 and Errica

JablonskyJoel and Marissa JacintoSam and Billee KanelosArlene KayeKevin and Sherry KellyArlene ’64 and Dan KirbyBill and Jane KoenigPaul and Annie KrauseTom Kuzmich ’62Bart ’49 and Barbara

LagomarsinoPaul Lagomarsino ’55 &

Sally HitchcockLaw Offices of Tom

JohnsonGarrett Lemmon ’56Lisa ’95 and David

LevasseurChris and Conni LevisEric and Mary LintzRobert and Lana LucasMark Lucero and Irma

Gomez-LuceroJoel ’62 and Carolyn ’63

LucichRonald and Vicki

MacKintoshLuis ’82 and Cindy

MaldonadoTony ’65 and Donna

ManuelKevin and Phyllis MarkKevin and Wendy MartinJohn and Lisa MatocqJames and Andrea MayerJune McBride & Craig

ThurmondCarole McCookArthur and Sherrie

McElvyKen and April MederiosDavid and Marilyn MeekMerchants National BankJane ’63 and Thomas

MeuserJose and Diana Michel

Greg and Mary MignanoTodd MillerNedra MillwoodMoniz ArchitectureRichard and Veronica

MonteverdeCharlene ’74 and John

MoorheadAdriana Mundo Herald &

Michael HeraldMurphy Austin Adams

Schoenfeld LLPDouglas and Elizabeth

MurphyKirk Murphy ’77Miguel and June NievesJohn and Laura O’ReillyMike OuterbridgeNancy ParrishJerry ’55 and Barbara ’58

PaulyBernie ’53 and June

PausbackJohn ’80 and Mary PerezMark ’71 and Susan PerryJimmy ’02 and Angeline

Pierson Jorge ’73 and Nellie ’78

Plasencia

Lorena Puga-Ayala and Alberto Ayala

David Quackenbush ’89 and Leah Diaz

Alfonso Ramirez and Patricia Aguiar

John and Yolanda Riley-Portal

Seann Rooney and Angela Tate

Dan Sanchez ’54Jerry and Marlene

SarmentoKeith and Patricia SchieleGregory ’86 and Sarah

SchubertRolf and Lisa SchumannSierra Hart Auto ServiceDoug ’71 and Barbara

SilvaSjoberg Evashenk

ConsultingRon and Holly SlabbinckSteven ’76 and Jacklyn ’76

SlakeySmart LLCDan ’72 and Vicki

SmolichSocotra Capital, Inc.

to help fund CB’s new engineering lab.

ALUMNI DONATED

$43,175 20 Christian Brothers Connection

PATRONS LEVEL • $500.00+ continued

THE CLASSES OF

are providing FULL-TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS to deserving students through the Class Sponsorship Program.

’54 ’55 ’56 ’60 ’62 ’64 ’65 & ’85

Erik Solis-Fox ’05 Rayne Soriano ’93Mary Alice ’99 and Mark

SpinelliJames ’79 and Andrea

StahleyVince ’60 and Linda

StanichButch ’59 and Susan

StarkMichael ’00 and

Hansine ’99 SterkenMichael and Laura StrechEarle Sylva ’64Christopher and Anna

Symkowick-Rose

Tim ’62 and Betty Taormina

Brock and Christina Thayer

The UPS Store #0266Stephen and Grace

ThomasAlfredo Uy and Marlyn

Quaile-UyJim and Kari Van GundyPaul and Nancy VasquezXavier and Verna

VerspierenJohn and Wendy VirgaMalcolm Visbal ’48

W.F. Gormley & SonsMark and Jan WarrenMr. David S. Webb and

Mrs. Jill A. WebbFrank Werry ’74Jim ’51 and Charlotte

WestlakeMike ’73 and Dolores

WhiteKevin and Tammara

WilcoxLyle and Sharleen WilsonJoanne WinchellPeter Winslow and Cheryl

Stewart

Jack and Mona ’60 WitryLarry and Marianne

WongJerry and Ivy WoolledgeDavid Yasuda and Teri

Masumoto-YasudaNicholas ’52 and Brenda

ZanzeDenis ’71 and Dona Zilaff


CLASS OF ’37Ken Belke100%

CLASS OF ’38Joseph Ostoja50%

CLASS OF ’39Bob FoutsDon ViducichWaldon Westlake75%

CLASS OF ’40George Cunningham S50%

CLASS OF ’41John BabichMike O’NeilMannie Viera33%

CLASS OF ’42Peter Grassi PEugene Kunz14.30%

CLASS OF ’43Don McKenzieSteve RooneyMichael Thomas33%

CLASS OF ’44Larry GoyetteAl Knezovich25%

CLASS OF ’45James Delaney8%

CLASS OF ’46Arthur Wehr8%

CLASS OF ’47Dick EscajedaMel Knezovich10%

CLASS OF ’48Bob Henderson PBob Slakey PCThomas Slakey LMalcolm Visbal P25%

CLASS OF ’49Manuel CazaresBob Cooke PBill CraigBart Lagomarsino PCarl LangGeorge RadovichBob Winchell29.17%

CLASS OF ’50Bill Badella FRich BrownJim Church LLarry Cloney PGregory CraneDenis DonovanRon RaderRobert RolufsEdward Wilson32.14%

CLASS OF ’51Don ButzRon Carissimi PBob GloydMike Hanly PHoward Hicks PJack KearnsHerb MatherFrank McNamaraFrank Mugartegui BFrank SantosAndy Smolich LJim Westlake PAsa Whetstone PC40.63%

CLASS OF ’52Louis Ambrose PVic BertolaniEddie BetschartDick CastroBill ChambersChuck De Paoli PTom O’DonnellEd Sayre BBob SweenyPunky Towne BChado Vasquez PCFrank WallaceJay Waterbury LMack WhiteNick Zanze P31.91%

CLASS OF ’53Anonymous PErnie BarbeauDaniel BoessowRoger CaetanoTom Colby FRobert ForsterTony Ingoglia PJerry Kirrene LHector LeslieBernie Pausback PRussell Terra25.58%

CLASS OF ’54Ralph BarsottiRich BordissoDave BorgesChuck Chatfield LGerry Colbert PBob FerryDennis FischerCarlo GiordanoJohn Hall FLarry HannanKen Harris PCRon HermannDave Higgins BJulian Holt BFran Lastufka BJim Lawson

Larry Lynch BJim McCoyRich PelfanioDell PrimasingDan Sanchez P45.65%

CLASS OF ’55Jan Bush BTerry Dorsey PJerry FippinTino FloresJohn GiordanoDick Giusti BBob Granucci PCLeo Granucci SBud HensleyJim KeatingPaul Lagomarsino BJimmy Long FDan Lorenz BFrank MooneyRobert NevisTom OatesJerry Pauly PPeter RooneyKeith Schiele PDon Terra BRene Vercruyssen BGeorge WolfJohn Zanze45.10%

CLASS OF ’56Tom Baker PSteve Beneto SJim BertoniDon DittmerJohn HamiltonRalph Hanley PJim KarverTom KearneyBob KirreneGarrett Lemmon PBob PerryMarv ScharoschByron Schnetz20.31%

ALUMNI DONORS


Sponsor (S) = $10,000+

President's Club (PC) = $5,000+

Lasallian (L) = $2,500+

Founder (F) = $1,876+

Brothers (B) = $1,000+

Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased

CLASS OF ’57Doreen BaldwinPeter BollingerNed DanaThomas EllisAnita GiordanoCarolyn GranucciMarolyn HarrisDarrell JonesWilliam MonahanThomas O’KeefeHenry PugaFred Rooney PCRichard Sherman B8.96%

CLASS OF ’58Ron AngellPatricia AragonShirley BennettMax CasiasSr. Nancy Daniels,

RSMF

Fran EvansRobert GrayBernard GruneisenJoe GutierrezCarol HyderGerard LagomarsinoNicki MartinezPatrick McCormackPat McKennaJim MikacichDick MooneyCharles NoyaBarbara PaulyDaniel RocheGary RolandPaul SchaeferJanet SchnetzCynthia SpeedSheila TomasiniRachel WallinBarbara Wisnewski

Smith16.56%

CLASS OF ’59Louie Albiani PBart Bleuel

Bill BoudierPat FarleyRobert FuelPaula Galvez-FoxGene GerwerLinda GieseBeth GregorySheila HeftyBill Hoover PPat JohnsonJim Kassis BPaul MarchiDuke McAlpineLinda McAlpineTim McCormackNick Moore SSocorro OrrAllen SardelichMary SchaeferButch Stark PChet WaterburyRosemary Wood LSusan YadaoTom Zanze15.66%

CLASS OF ’60Charlene AmbroseEloise AndriesBill BascheriniMaeve BertaTim Borge PLouisa CorreaDarrell CortiPaul DomyancicMike ElorduyJosette HalstedLyal HolmbergCarolyn MarchiKathy O’Connor BDennis PetrottaSteve Radman† PCJudy RavelletteJoe RichBernice RoweButch Schuering LVince Stanich PJerri StonePauline Umeda

Joaquin VelasquezDavid WeinerBarbara Wright15.06%

CLASS OF ’61Tom AhernHerbert AlexanderAnonymousJulie ArmstrongMarlene Artz BGary BagleyKenneth BondMargaret BrownVictor CimaAlan CordanoCarolyn DarrLinda DohertyNancy ElorduyMichael FassnachtDaniel FischerTom Gruneisen PBarbara HanlyMartin HendersonPatricia LassenNellie MonahanDave Murphy PCJeannette NardinelliDavid QuinnBob RojasJanet StinsonCarol WarmerdamFred Znider15.34%

CLASS OF ’62Clark Aldrich FBonnie AndreDavid BacherBurt BonomiBrad Bradley PBarney BrustRalph Campasano PBernie Church

Thomas ConnollyAlan FenechEl FordBill GranucciFrances KoscheskiTom Kuzmich PFrank LaRosaBob LeraJoel Lucich PCLarry Marietti BBob MillerDan Petrocchi SDorothy RedmonRichard Rodriguez PCRichard SanchezJohn SharpJim Sikora FBill StarrThomas SteffenTim Taormina PStephen Thomas P14.01%

CLASS OF ’63Claudia Aldrich FMichele BoyerLauna CraigMadalyn CraviottoKathy Davis PRich ElorduyJames GerhardtDaniel HaagJudy Hughes BCarolyn Lucich PCJohn McCarthyJanet McIntyreJane Meuser PDonn PintarRich PolettiCaroline QuessenberryNancy ReidEileen RockEdgar SalazarJim Sequeira


ALUMNI DONORS continued

John ShayAnna TenderellaJack Wittman11.56%

CLASS OF ’64Richard CarrollCarroll CookTeresa CuellarDick Cunha SDonald Del PortoMarryan ElorduyJim GirardDennis Hock FJan KaznowskiArlene Kirby PJohn LujanMark ManningDon Murphy BFred NicholsMark O’BrienHarry PerrinRichard PeterGordon Scott LKathy StycEarle Sylva PDoug Troughton10.55%

CLASS OF ’65Anonymous SJohn Britton PLarry BudneyMarion CharginJohn ConwayAnna Mary FigueroaJerry FlynnBob FrankenBill Geary PCandy HarrisMike Ingoglia SGreg Kassis SSteve Legarra BBob LuttrellTony Manuel PDavid RasulBob RothBill Silver

Phil VercruyssenBill Zimmerman20.83%

CLASS OF ’66Lawrence ArchangeloJohn AvalosTed BoughtonStephen Cernicky PStephen MeyersPhil NiederbergerChristopher PeterDennis Sequeira8.79%

CLASS OF ’67Steven DaPratoDan RehmRoger Valine L3.85%

CLASS OF ’68Paul BernardisLarry CarsonKathy CollierJohn CopleyJohn Jackson STim JohnstonOna Nelson-FloresDan NutleyTim O’BrienBernadette PallaSharon Romanello-

SequeiraBill Schaedler SElaine Schaedler SGail Zimmerman12.17%

CLASS OF ’69Tom BarberGustavo BarcenaBill Blucher, Sr. PFrank CimaKevin Crossland FMike HaveyKent Lieginger LSteve Mahaney PC

Bruce Maita BKathryn Neville

McKeonWillie Nolan BDave PageDavid Patella BBob Slakey B12.39%

CLASS OF ’70Claude AlberDave CaraskaJoe CervettiBill ConnerRobyn DavisMonica FlesselTerry FlynnTom FrameAl FranzoiaTerry JonesPatrick McAuliffeRich RaimondiTom Stassi9.85%

CLASS OF ’71Dan CarmazziGeorge CookMike Corcoran PAlexis DovalDiane Heine LFrancine Jackson-

MastersKen LewisBetsy Marriott

LiegingerL

Bill MotmansFrank PauloGeorge PerrinMark Perry PDoug Silva PFrank VellutiniDenis Zilaff P14.71%

CLASS OF ’72Brad BentoBrian BernardisWilliam Farrell P

David GonzalesFlorence LemieuxBrian MahaneyMike MalakiVince McDonaldJohn McGann LSteve Olin LDan Smolich PPat Vogeli13.33%

CLASS OF ’73Lon Burford SWilliam CarrollAndrew GjelsteenJerry Karver BBill Pierson SJorge Plasencia PKevin Valine BMike White P6.30%

CLASS OF ’74Ed BellingerKen Bennett LMary Rhea BreenPaul CarmazziSergio DiazPaul GabrielliRick Gormley PBonnie HotzMarty MarriottKevin McGovernCharlene Moorhead PLinda PelettaDoug ThompsonFrank Werry P13.33%

CLASS OF ’75Betty ClarkThomas NeriRobert Sullivan3.53%

CLASS OF ’76Ron BirdMark Cappello P


Patrick CarvalhoMike CaselliThomas CookTom Davis BLouie Feletto PMichael FriasDavid GauArthur GreenBill Iliff LRenee Malaki BSteve MugarteguiKen PerryBobbi PiresPeter PullenPles RobinsonJeffrey SchieleSteven Slakey P13.38%

CLASS OF ’77Christopher Bressi PJohn CookJohn Donovan LMarty Gabrielli PPaul JacobsJoseph MaffiKirk Murphy PKathy SmithConnie Yanez7.83%

CLASS OF ’78Steve Barsanti BMark CherryLori DangbergLiz DrysdaleCynthia Gandy PRich HenningKenny Kirrene FTom McNamaraJoe MugarteguiMichael PerrinElizabeth Young-

MurphyAnne Marie Zeman F10.53%

CLASS OF ’79Chris CherryPaul CronickDanny DelgadoCarolyn Gandy-

McEachnieF

Joseph LormanRick Pires BBill RappJose ReyesKim SeneyCharles Somers SJim Stahley PLori Toomey11.01%

CLASS OF ’80Maureen AbercrombieGina Barbato-KneppPaul CongdonMike LewisLori MagalettiMike McCarthy BMark MurphyJohn Perez PSam Tatge6.52%

CLASS OF ’81Louis Barbosa FDavid Cherry PKevin ClaraTeresa Hilts-FerrellDavid Kirrene BRay NalanganKatherine Massa

PatersonF

Rick RonquilloSteven SeitzGeorge Smith6.71%

CLASS OF ’82AnonymousJohn ArbuckleTroy BirdIsaac CastanedaKeith Cherry BDouglas DuncanMike Hill

Dave Jablonsky PMarty LedesmaLuis Maldonado PStan MetteMark Romney LMike StinsonGerald Stone9.79%

CLASS OF ’83Patricia BoehlertSally CebrerosAnn ChapuisTony ClarkJohn Fondale FKelly HarringtonDeline HunterTraci McMullenMike Mooney BScott MooreDenise MoorePatrick O’Malley6.90%

CLASS OF ’84Sammy Bates PBrendan BegleyCharlene BodeJohn BroughtonCheryl CarrilloJohn CarusoTed CoePamela Gandy-

RosemondGregg JamesJerry NolanKenny Omlin LLinda OverstreetLorena Puga-Ayala PDanny SotoStoney StoneOscar Villegas12.03%

CLASS OF ’85Thomas Borge SRob BucknerGeoffrey ClarionSean DarrMonica MacyMartin Romo PCJack SturgesKevin Wellendorf5.19%

CLASS OF ’86Warren BellTomas CapogrecoLisa DeBlasio-Soga BJim EwertsenPaul MendozaGregory Schubert PKevin Spease LRoger TafoyaJohn Wiedner7.38%

CLASS OF ’87Cathy ButlerMario CerezoRichard PowersJay Renneisen2.68%

CLASS OF ’88Steve DiazBrian PerrySteven Swan3.70%

CLASS OF ’89Marty ClarkLaurie GrandchampDavid Quackenbush PMichael SplinterCurtis Taylor5.81%

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


CLASS OF ’90Ofelia AvalosLee PennillScott Turner B3.49%

CLASS OF ’91Dawn AltobellElizabeth ChavollaLarry Reel2.91%

CLASS OF ’92Julie FiffickJon Sevier1.83%

CLASS OF ’93Constantine Baranoff PMelanie MeeksRayne Soriano P2.83%

CLASS OF ’94David Desmond PArmando DiazEric Sayre3.03%

CLASS OF ’95Brendan HoganLisa Levasseur PCary SorianoLincoln Snyder F3%

CLASS OF ’96Andrea BarriosKeith DellShannon GreenJake HunleyWhitney Jensen

RodriguesAmber Ramos B4.44%

CLASS OF ’97Byron ChenJames ColomaReynaldo SorianoAlexander Taylor2.45%

CLASS OF ’98Josh Calista PDavid FarmerJustin KoenigLisa PascuzziJennifer RobbJohn Silva5.17%

CLASS OF ’99Sarah ColwellLiz HabkirkDavid Holquin PBrendan McVeighMichael O’BrienAldo-Ray SorianoMary Alice SpinelliHansine Sterken PEllen Walrath5.81%

CLASS OF ’00Dynast AmirKellie Corcoran-DietzAmelia McLearChristina Peterson

DierAlexis RamirezNatalia SchornSam StefankiMike Sterken P5.52%

CLASS OF ’01Ashley Richardson0.54%

CLASS OF ’02Tony Ingoglia FErin KeikoanClyve Soriano

Jimmy Pierson PKeetah Salazar-

Thompson2.51%

CLASS OF ’03Russell ChewMary McVeighTed PolhemusShawn Richardson2.03%

CLASS OF ’04Sasha De Guzman0.50%

CLASS OF ’05Christine AmoroseAmanda Plasencia1.06%

CLASS OF ’06Rachel FranzoiaLaine HimmelmannLisa KeikoanStewart Winslow1.83%

CLASS OF ’07Dave AndersonEvan BurfordPatrick GormleyAnne Winslow1.70%

CLASS OF ’08Peter KasselTyler MeredithAlisa MosmanAustin OttoMark Sauser2.16%

CLASS OF ’09Hannah CoynerGeanna FlavettaBubba Jones

Matthew McCarthyLuke SauserJoshua Tucker2.67%

CLASS OF ’10Meghan MietusSteven NeriSamantha SchumannJeremy Spease1.50%

CLASS OF ’11Alexander ContrerasConnor LeeKathleen SchiavenzaNicholas SchumannMikaela StirlingVinny ValineAbigail Williams2.52%

CLASS OF ’12Jimmy BarnesJohnny CostaTanner JanichChris LusichJimmy McNamaraLindsay OttoJordan SchneiderMeg TaylorMadeline Walsh3.91%

CLASS OF ’13Terry BarberMadeline EsquivelSylvia FranciscoVincent JohnsonRachel KimMeghan LarsonKaytee MarstonMichael NealMark Wilson4.29%

ALUMNI DONORS continued


CURRENT PARENT DONORS

Anonymous

David and Denise Absher P

Paul and Marisa Agnew

James Ahern

Dmitriy and Ella Aks

Scott Alden and May Masunaga

John and Yolanda Alegria

Ludimer Angeles and Martna Calbes

Arvin and Ma Theresa Aparece

Valente Araiza B

Ofelia Avalos ’90

Bill ’50 and Joanne Badella F

Edwin and Jeudi Ballesteros

Terri Barbeau

Louis ’81 and Cheryl Barbosa F

Jerry and Brigit Barnes

Lorcan and Patti Barnes L

Andrea Barrios ’96

Mark and Katherine Barros P

Narinder and Tejinder Basra

Sam Bates ’84 and Jeannie Gee P

Raymond and Philippa Belliveau

Karl Berger B

Troy ’82 and Kris Bird

Ron ’76 and Ellen Bird

Ian and Gretchen Blake

Charlene ’84 and Richard Bode

Linda Bolen

Jeffrey and Carol Bourke P

Bill and Patricia Braaten

Robert and Madeline Breedlove

Mary Rhea Breen ’74

Joe Broadhead and Florian Tria P

Steven and Janeth Brouwer

Charles and Susan Brownridge P

John Buchmiller and Ann Frago F

Arthur and Susan Brubridge

Eric and Dawn Byers

Jacqueline Calkin and Chris Bagatelos

PC

Randy and Marivel Camasura

Gil and Araceli Cantiller P

Mark ’76 and Susan Cappello P

Paul ’74 and Karen Carmazzi

Cheryl Carrillo ’84

Manuel and Tania Cartagena

Mary Carter

Patrick Carvalho ’76

William and Sara Casey P

Mariano and Amalia Castaneda P

Phillip and Stephanie Cazel

Mario ’87 and Rosemaria Cerezo

Brian and Elena Chan

Dan and Karen Chan P

Ann ’83 and Eduard Chapuis

Keith ’82 and Rosanne Cherry B

Thomas and Maria Chin

Gary Chu and Zhihong Wang P

Kevin ’81 and Gwinith Clara

Tony ’83 and Kathryn Clark

Brad and Amy Clark

Martin Clark ’89

Tim and Mary Conaghan

Richard and Karen Contreras L

Kenneth and Shannon Crawford P

Kim Crum

Sam and Angela Cruz

David and Elizabeth Culp


P

Walter Dahl and Sarah Buxton L

Lisa and Gregory Daly-Pshide

Alan and Carla Datanagan B

Conrad and Denise Davis P

Paul and Tracie Davis

Lisa DeBlasio-Soga ’86 and Mark Soga

B

John and Carole D’Elia

Mark and Carmen DeSimone

Herman and Catherine DeVera

Mahinder and Tawnya Dhaliwal P

Steve ’88 and Katherine ’85 Diaz

Patti Dixon

John ’77 and Judy Donovan L

John and Kelley Downey P

Joseph and Rebecca Downing

Bradford and Ruanne Dozier

Gary and Julie Driver P

Ed Dudensing and Katie Newell B

James and Carolyn Dudley P

Janet Dumonchelle

Patrick and Karen Durham P

John and Colleen Earley P

Ted and Kelli Eliopoulos P

Connie Emerson B

Craig and Amy Enos S

Jesse and Patricia Esquivel

Jim ’86 and Annde Ewertsen

Rodney Forszer and Debbie Elliot

Hector and Charlotte Fernandez B

Wendy Ficenec

Julie ’92 and Mike Fiffick

Brent and Kathleen Fitzpatrick

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


Geoffrey and Patricia Flynn

John ’83 and Joelle Fondale F

Gary and Shelly Fredericksen

Chuck and Lisa French P

Scott and Anne French

Qiang Fu and Yueying Song

Cynthia Gandy ’78 and Joseph Hill, Sr.

P

Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie ’79 and Edison McEachnie

F

Diana Garcia

James and Traci Ghilardi

Carlos and Aleida Gonzalez

Conrad and Frances Gonzalez

Rick Gormley ’74 P

Cynthia and Phil Grajeda

Laurie ’89 and John Grandchamp

Michael and Christa Grandstaffe

Jim and Stacey Granucci B

Julie Greene

Austin and Florita Greiner P

Rodney and Darcy Grieve

Christopher and Stacey Griggs S

David and Lupe Guerrero

Keith Haberstock and Aaron Carruthers

John Hall

Michael and Shirley Hallman P

Jeff and Michelle Hallsten S

Ron and Michele Hamilton

John and Theresa Hancock

Robert and Donja Harding

Rick and Andrea Hart

Greg and Kari Hartwick

David Hather and Cedar Kehoe

Kari and Vinton Hawkins F

William and Laura Heberger

Darrel and Ann Hedge

Kyle and Diana Hedum

Nancy Heffernan P

Jim and Brenda Heng B

Peter Hewitt and Anh Dang P

Francis and Stacy Hickel L

Teresa Hilts-Ferrell ’81 and Christopher Ferrell

David and Lisa Hinton

Christopher Hoffman and Olivia Luna

L

Itasker and April Hollins

Gregory and Bobbie Holt

John and Laurie Hosoume P

Andrew Hudnut and Sara Dougherty

Elizabeth ’83 and Matthew Hunter

Michael and Nancy Hynes P

Michael and Alicia Iniguez

Joel and Marissa Jacinto P

Alfred and Christie Jahns

Michael and Karen Jedrzynski L

Raul and Emma Jimenez

Ellie Jones

Thomas and Susie Jones

Michael and Catherine Kalmanson

Kent and Stephanie Kauss

Mark and Rochelle Kaye B

Charles and Michele Kelly

Dennis and Carol Kimball

David ’81 and Leslie Kirrene B

Kenny Kirrene ’78 F

Gary and Manuna Klein

Russell and Cheryl Konig

Paul and Annie Krause P

Randon and Patricia Krieg

David and Rebecca Landeros

Marty ’82 and Cheryl Ledesma

Benjamin and Sonia Lee L

Judy Lee

Naomi Lee

Scott and Connie Leek

Matthew and Laura Legrand L

Chris and Conni Levis P

George and Anwylyd Lian F

Gilbert and Sandy Limhengco B

Jose Manuel and Maria Linares F

Eric and Mary Lintz P

Bill and Debbie Loftus

Brian and Tami Louie

Robert and Lana Lucas P

Mark Lucero and Irma Gomez-Lucero

P

Brian and Lisa Maas B

Edna Macias

Gary and Clare MacLeod B

John and Susan MacMilan B

Monica ’85 and Steve Macy

Lori Magaletti ’80

Tai and Stacey Mamea

Ed and Maria Manning L

Mark ’64 and Donna Manning

Michael and Julie Marengo

Kevin and Phyllis Mark P

Kevin and Wendy Martin P

Jeff Mason and Donna Kaylor L

Tom and Theresa Matista

John and Lisa Matocq P

James and Andrea Mayer P

Daniel Mazza and Robin Graziani PC

Darren and Elizabeth McCarthy

Mike ’80 and Kristen McCarthy B

Arthur and Sherrie McElvy P

Duncan and Shawn McFetridge

Dennis McGee

Hugh and Tina McGee

Larry and Joan McGlone

Terence and Teri McHale PC

Kevin McKeever

Traci ’83 and Will McMullen

Tom ’78 and Julie McNamara

Ken and April Mederios P

Brian and Jennifer Mellor

Paul ’86 and Colleen Mendoza

Joe and Elizabeth Meyer

Jose and Diana Michel P

Richard and Veronica Monteverde P

Mike ’83 and Shannon Mooney B

Charlene ’74 and John Moorhead P

Darren and Coleen Morehead L

Mark ’80 and Cindy Murphy

Ignatius and Melanie Nazareno

Francesca Negri and John McIntyre

John and Wendy Nelson F

Miguel and June Nieves P

Mike Nivens

Christopher and Jacqueline Obmann

L

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Brian and Debbie O’Hearn L

Patrick O’Malley ’83 and Debra McClure

Jeff and Diane Omand

Ruel and Delia Opada

John and Laura O’Reilly P

Russell Ost & Julie Gallardo

Mike Outerbridge P

Linda ’84 and Lee Overstreet

Barry Padilla and Tracie Billington

John and Mary Palmer

Raul and Kim Pamatian

Katherine ’81 and Gordon Paterson

P

Amanda and Jerad Patterson B

Danielle Paulsen

Angela Paxson

Robert and Sally Payne F

Michael and Carolina Pearson

Kevin and Janet Pedrotti L

Corine Pekari

John ’80 and Mary Perez P

Keith and Denise Petkus

Dean and Monica Pfirrman L

Zlatko and Jenny Plazibat

Julie Pressey

Robert and Catherine Price B

Lorena Puga-Ayala ’84 and Alberto Ayala

P

Tyson and Kristy Pyles

Darren and Jeannie Pytel


P

Kevin and Jill Ralph

Ricardo Ramirez and Bertha Pedroza

Chula and Maryanne Ranasinghe

Catherine Rinaldo

David and Patricia Roberts

Evan and Susan Robinson

Frederick and Zusarrah Robles

Simo and Anne Rodich

Raphael and Orianna Rodriguez

Tim and Carmen Rogers

Mitch and Jennifer Rohrer F

Marcus and Annette Romani

Mark ’82 and Janine Romney L

Seann Rooney and Angela Tate P

Fernando and Angela Rosas

Walter and Suzie Rozewski

Dan and Kathy Salazar L

Genero Sanchez and Suzanne Richards

Diane and Hugo Schmidt

Kurt Schneider

Greg ’86 and Sarah Schubert P

Steven ’81 and Kimberly Seitz

George Shadday

Lise Sheedy

Trevor and Trisha Shields

Ernest and Diane Shimizu

John and Judy Signorotti

Mark and Teresa Simi

Steven ’76 and Jacklyn ’76 Slakey P

Jenny Smith

Reginald and Deanna Smith B

Kevin and Nancy Smith-Fagan B

Charles and Teresa Sorensen

James ’79 and Andrea Stahley P

Jeffrey and Marijoyce Stenger

Timothy Stenvick

James and Jodi Steyding

Pat and D’Anne Still

Sean ’84 and Kristin Stone

Michael and Laura Strech P

Jack ’85 and Kelly Sturges

Omar Sultan B

Steven ’88 and Heather Swan

Robert and Dian Swanson

Scott and Celestine Syphax

Andrew and Grace Tak L

Sharon Taketa B

Mark and Theresa Tavianini L

Curtis ’89 and Jane Taylor

David and Helene Taylor L

Charmaine Tejada

John-Reed and Catherine Thompson

B

Troy and Yvette Thompson

Dan and Florrie Tibbitts

Blanca Torres

Robert and Patricia Toth

James and Ann Tracy B

Eric and Teresa Trujillo

Mary Turner B

Scott Turner ’90 B

Alfredo Uy and Marlyn Quaile-Uy P

Paul and Nancy Vasquez P

Xavier and Verna Verspieren P

Pedro and Lea Vicio

Oscar ’84 and Katie Villegas

Chris and Dee Vrame S

Alan Wackman B

Patty Wackman B

Daniel and Emel Wadhwani

Gregory and Karen Walaitis

James and Maureen Wanket B

Allen and Gina Warren B

Christopher and Stephanie Washburn

B

Mr. David S. Webb and Mrs. Jill A. Webb

P

Linda Weber L

Jeffrey Westman and Phyllis Ramsey-Westman

Stephen and Mary White

Kevin and Tammara Wilcox P

George and Julie Wing

Larry and Marianne Wong P

Patrick and Margaret Wong

Ryan and Valerie Wong B

Sean and Nancy Wong B

Jerry and Ivy Woolledge P

David Yasuda and Teri Masumoto-Yasuda

P

Eugene Yeager and Jeanne Cameron

Jen and Scot Yearwood

Allan Yip

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


ALUMNI PARENTS & FRIENDS

Daniel and Mabel Abellera

Donna and Peter Adam P

James Ahern

John and Melissa Aliotti B

Matthew Anchordoguy

John and Heidi Anderson PC

Scott and Mary Anderson P

Mr. and Mrs. Ardell

Bill and Sarah Ayres

David ’62 and Patricia Bacher

Ronald Bacher

Bill ’50 and Joanne Badella F

James and Gloria Jean Bailey

Mike Bakarich

Doreen Mallett Baldwin ’57

Bank of Sacramento B

Bar J Investments L

Gina Barbato-Knepp ’80 and Chris Knepp

Anna Barbeau

Terri Barbeau

Bruce and Jocelyn Barboza

Lorcan and Patti Barnes F

Cuno Barragan

Keith and Barbara Barrett

Rena A. Barsanti

Steve ’78 and Susan Barsanti B

Joan Beahm

Gary and Shari Beck

David and Ann Becker

Ken ’74 and Jill Bennett L

Steve and Susan Benson

Brad ’72 and Kathleen Bento

Jerry Bergen

Joan and Cob Berger B

Paul ’68 and Kathryn Bernardis

Michael Berrigan

Patricia Bertacchi

William Bigley

Konstantin and Tatiana Bilibin

Ron ’76 and Ellen Bird

Troy ’82 and Kris Bird

Lynn and Tina Black B

Gus and Cindy Blecha B

Bill ’69 and Debbie Blucher P

Charlene ’84 and Richard Bode

Nicholas and Lori Bonsignore

Robert and Cynthia Boriskin

Michael Boswell

Mark and Cindy Boyer

Richard Boyer & Nola Swain-Boyer

Tenny Boykin

Bill and Patricia Braaten

Kathy Brady

Robert and Madeline Breedlove

Christopher and Theresa Brocchini

John Broughton ’84

Nicole and David Brousseau P

Rich ’50 and Angela Brown

Shirley Brown

John Buchmiller and Ann Frago F

Lon ’73 and Mary Ann Burford S

Emma Burin

Cal Insurance & Associates, Inc.

Ralph and Tracy Calvillo P

Bill and Sue Canavan

Mark ’76 and Susan Cappello P

Tony and Lilian Caraska

Crystal Carey

Ron ’51 and Pat Carissimi P

Marilyn Carmazzi P

Paul ’74 and Karen Carmazzi

Margaret Carrera and Philip Joffe S

Mike and Linda Carroll

William Carroll ’73

Patrick Carvalho ’76

Annetta Caselli

Mike ’76 and Nancy Caselli

Jim and Rita Cassady

Isaac ’82 and Deanne ’83 Castaneda

CBHS Student Council B

Sally ’83 Cebreros

Dan and Karen Chan P

Bill and Wendy Chase

Ronald and Elaine Chew

Dave and Linda Christianson S

Diana Clay

Steven and Sherry Cohen B

Collier International WA LLC S

Bill ’70 and Lori Conner

Richard and Karen Contreras L

George and Jane Cook

George ’71 and Susan Cook

Alan ’61 and Mary Lynn Cordano

Neal and Heidi Cordeiro PC

Louisa ’60 and Bill Correa

Lavonne Cortopassi

Dan and Debbie Costa L

Leda Costamagna

Scott and Elizabeth Coyner L

Jerry and Libba Crook

Kevin Crossland ’69 and Francesca Kirkpatrick

F

Noreen Crowley B

Kim Crum

Sam and Angela Cruz


P

Susanne Currie

Rafael and Kathy Dagang

Patricia Dahl

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Dahlberg

Dolores Dallosta

Lisa and Gregory Daly-Pshide

Carolyn Darr ’61

Conrad and Denise Davis P

Kenneth and Emmalene Davis B

Robyn Davis ’70

Ralph and Antoinette de Vere White

P

Tony and Elinor DeCristoforo

Donald ’64 and Carol Del Porto

Danny ’79 and Dorothy Delgado

John and Carole D’Elia

Ronald and Patricia Derobertis

Colleen Desmond

Kerry Desmond P

Peggy Desmond PC

Sharon Desoto

Peter and Carrie Detwiler B

Mahinder and Tawnya Dhaliwal P

Steve ’88 and Katherine ’85 Diaz

Don ’56 and Patricia Dittmer

Linda Doherty ’61


Matt Dolcini B

Paul ’60 and Mary Domyancic

Denis ’50 and Pat Donovan

John ’77 and Judy Donovan L

Betty Downey

Liz ’78 and Donald Drysdale

Janet Dumonchelle

Harry and Joanne Dunlop

Janet Dupzyk

Patrick and Karen Durham P

Diane Dutra

David and Patricia Dyba

Daniel and Claudia Elliott

Michael ’60 and Nancy Elorduy

Rich ’63 and Marryan Elorduy

Tom and Priscilla English F

Eric and Sheila Engstrom

Jesse and Patricia Esquivel

Mike and Marianne Evashenk L

Richard and Jerrilyn Ewing

Madeleine Falco

Frank and Maria Farmer

Mike and Kathleen Farmer

Percys Moran ’07

Louie ’76 and Nadine Feletto P

Jim and Pat Fellos

Mark and Cynthia Fenocchio P

Alma Fernandez P

Bob ’54 and Toni Ferry

Donald and Kathy Fitzgerald S

Kieran and Marty Fitzpatrick

Jerry ’65 and Susan Flynn

Terry Flynn ’70 and Joyce Mikal-Flynn

John ’83 and Joelle Fondale F

Mel and Connie Fontes B

Robert ’53 and Tsuruko Forster

Mary Ellen Fort

Richard and Carol Fowler

Carlos Francisco and Fran Lee B

Al ’70 and Sue Franzoia

Denise Franzoia B

Frances Franzoia

Gary and Shelly Fredericksen

Michael ’76 and Lorie Frias

Gloria Gabrielli

Marty ’77 and Karen Gabrielli P

Patti Gallagher

Albert Gallardo

Vincent and Cary Galvin

Cynthia Gandy ’78 and Joseph Hill, Sr.

P

David ’76 and Terry Gau

Gayle Manufacturing Co. F

Linda ’59 and Ken Giese

Angela Gillis

Don and Betty Gillott L

John ’55 and Anita ’57 Giordano

Jim ’64 and Maureen ’64 Girard

Alex and Paula Goncalves P

David Gonzales ’72

Rick Gormley ’74 P

Charlene Grady

Cynthia and Phil Grajeda

Jim and Stacey Granucci B

Bob ’55 and Carolyn ’57 Granucci PC

Julie Greene

Adrian Griffin & Patti Palacios

Jeffrey and Debbie Gualco

Joe and Teresa Guilherme B

Larry and Terri Gury S

Joe ’58 and Rita Gutierrez

Martin Haley L

Susan M. Haley PC

Jeff and Michelle Hallsten S

Philomena Halstead

Douglas and Rebecca Hamilton

Ted and Irene Hamilton

Robert and Kathy Hansen

Ken ’54 and Marolyn ’57 Harris PC

Rick and Andrea Hart

Greg and Kari Hartwick

Mike Havey ’69

Kyle and Diana Hedum

Timothy Heidrick

Charles and Catherine Heinrich

Rich ’78 and Debbie Henning

Bud ’55 and Louanne ’57 Hensley

Mary Moore Henry de Tessan P

Ron ’54 and Barbara Hermann

Mireya Herrera-Bayard

Mary and Noel Hesser B

Dave and Dianna Hillyer

Bob and Loretta Hocking

Carol Hoefling P

Janis Hoffart

Nicholas and Julia Holquin P

Gregory and Bobbie Holt

Bill ’59 and Connie Hoover

Bonita ’74 and Michael Hotz

Steve and Lydia Howell L

Jerry and Eugenia Hudson

Don and Joanne Hufford L

Judy ’63 and Jim Hughes B

Bill ’76 and Nina Iliff L

Michael and Mary Inchausti

Anna Ingoglia B

Mike ’65 and Kate Ingoglia S

David ’82 and Errica Jablonsky P

Steve and Dona Jablonsky F

John ’68 and Lynda Jackson S

John and Paula Jackson S

Paul ’77 and Karen Jacobs

Sanford Jacquard

Dennis James

Michael and Karen Jedrzynski L

Mary Jenkins & Terrence O’Brien

Tim ’68 and Jackie Johnston

Albert and Sharon Jones

Vince and Laura Juarez

Michael and Catherine Kalmanson

Sam and Billee Kanelos P

Arlene Kaye P

Jim ’55 and Muff Keating

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Keikoan

John and Terri Kelleher

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


Kevin and Sherry Kelly

Sheresa Kemp

Timothy Kenneally and Joy Graf

Maureen Kennedy

Michael and Pamela Kennedy

Gary and Patricia Kerns

Kimberley Kipp

Jerry ’53 and Rosemary Kirrene L

Kenny Kirrene ’78 F

Christopher Klein

Al ’44 and Bev Knezovich

Bill and Jane Koenig P

Marcia Kolb

Deborah Kollars

Rich and Connie Koppes S

Carl Kowall

Amorette Ko-Wong

Rick and Susan Kreizenbeck

Kenton and Marina Kunz

Jean Lahey

Robert and Jean LaPerriere

Frank ’62 and Marcia LaRosa

Mark and Shari Lasher B

Marie Lawson

Bill and Jana Le Doux

Augie and Patricia Ledesma L

Jeff and Evelyn Lee

Judy Lee

Donald and Susan Lenz

Stanley and Janet Levers

Chris and Conni Levis P

Frank Lewis

Mike ’80 and Diane Lewis

George and Anwylyd Lian B

Joan Limeberger

Gilbert and Sandy Limhengco B

Ken and Mary Kay Link

Brian and Tami Louie

Fritz and Robin Lund

Bob ’65 and Kathy Luttrell

Bob and Pam Lygren

Lyn MacKenzie

Ronald and Vicki MacKintosh P

Monica ’85 and Steve Macy

Richard and Kathy Maddox

Kate Mahan

Brian ’72 and Nancy Mahaney

Bruce ’69 and Robin Maita B

Mike Malaki ’72

Renee Malaki ’76 B

Robert and Monica Maldonado F

Ed and Maria Manning L

Marty Marriott ’74 and Trudy Bourgeois

Teri Martinez and Angel Gutierrez

Bob Massa B

Cass and Mary Mastalski

J.C. Masters

Herb ’51 and Frances Mather

Jill Matranga

Kathleen Matranga-Cooper

James and Andrea Mayer P

Robert and Virginia Mc Clain

Robert and Lisa McCann

John ’63 and Marilyn McCarthy

Mike ’80 and Kristen McCarthy B

Lawrence and Diane McConnell

Carole McCook P

A. Eli and Joan McCullough

Jack McDonald and Drena Rosa

John ’72 and Nancy McGann L

Ernee McGovern

Kevin ’74 and Leslie McGovern

John and Sandra McGrath

Michael McKenna

Vince and Shana McLaughlin

Norma McMillan

Jim and Carol McMonagle B

Frank ’51 and Sally McNamara

Mildred McNamara

Tom ’78 and Julie McNamara

Virginia McNett

Joanne McShane L

Dan McVeigh and Rebecca Baumann

PC

David and Marilyn Meek P

Mary-Jo Mefford

Frank and Carol Merlo

Jane ’63 and Thomas Meuser P

Frank and Elizabeth Meyer B

Stephen Meyer and Mary Louise Flint

Jose and Diana Michel P

Greg and Mary Mignano P

Nedra Millwood P

Daniel and Holly Mirsky

Max Mizoguchi

Barry and Ramona Moenter

Curt and Sherry Moniz

Mrs. James A. Monroe L

Frank ’55 and Marcia Mooney

Mike ’80 and Shannon Mooney B

Gerry and Patty Moore

Mary Moore Henry de Tessan P

Charlene ’74 and John Moorhead P

Jack and Kris Morris

James Mosman & Caroline Cabias

Frank ’51 and Marge Mugartegui B

James and Debra Muldavin

Jim Mulhern and Rosalie Myers

Karl Munz

Douglas and Elizabeth Murphy P

Marilyn Murphy

Robert Murray PC

Clifford and Jane Muzzi

Noel and Leoma Negley

Thomas ’75 and Kimberley Neri

Fred ’64 and Patricia Nichols

Miguel and June Nieves P

Mike Nivens

Willie ’69 and Sheila Nolan B

Frank Nucci

Charles and Patricia Nulk

John and Susan Nunan, Sr. S

Greg and Vicki O’Brien

Rev. Msgr. Albert O’Connor B

Terry and Elisabeth O’Connor

Brian and Debbie O’Hearn L

Jack and Honey O’Leary

Jeff and Diane Omand

Karl and Kathy Omlin

Kevin and Gail Owens

Isnardo and Nancy Paez

Paul and Claudia Page B

John and Mary Palmer

ALUMNI PARENTS & FRIENDS continued


Frank ’71 and Mary Paulo

Robert and Sally Payne F

Michael and Carolina Pearson

Linda ’74 and Mark Peletta

George ’71 and Florence Perrin

Michael ’78 and Sheryl Perrin

Josephine Perry

Ken ’76 and Julie Perry

Manny and Mary Jane Perry

Mark ’71 and Susan Perry P

Keith and Denise Petkus

Dean and Monica Pfirrman L

Patti Phillips

Bill ’73 and Helen Pierson S

Donald and Margaret Pimentel

Mike and Carol Ann Pirruccello PC

Jorge ’73 and Nellie ’78 Plasencia P

Rich ’63 and Bonnie Poletti

Patricia Pope

Julie Pressey

Henry ’57 and Jenny Puga

Betty Ann Quackenbush


P

David ’61 and Darleen Quinn

Bishop Francis Quinn

Patricia Quinn

George Radovich ’49

Kevin and Jill Ralph

Alfonso Ramirez and Patricia Aguiar

P

Frank and Joanne Ramos

Neala Rankin

Bernie and Marilyn Rao

David ’65 and Melinda Rasul

Dan Rehm ’67

Sharon Rehm

Ron and Debbie Reta

Keith and Shelley Richardson

Paul Rieschick L

David and Patricia Roberts

Linda Roberts

William E. Robinson

Daniel ’58 and Jean Roche

Laura and Fred Rogers B

Roger and Ann Romani PC

Steve ’43 and Rain Rooney

Fernando and Angela Rosas

Earl and Elaine Rose

John and Denise Rose L

Chuck and Susan Rosenberg

Bob ’65 and Patricia Roth

Edward Rothman

Walter and Suzie Rozewski

Stephen and Janet Ruggiero B

Mario and Sue Ruiz

Clifford and Jeanene Russell

Edgar Salazar ’63

Mr. & Mrs. William Sampino

Carlos and Sabra Sanchez

Rose Sapnaro

Jerry and Marlene Sarmento P

Mark ’08 and Luke ’09 Sauser

Mary ’59 and Michael Schaefer

Robert Scheideman & Pamela Kennedy

Jim and Ellen Schiavenza B

Keith ’55 and Patricia Schiele P

Ray and Kathy Schilling

Michael and Deborah Schlosser

Bud Schluer

Candice Schluter

Richard and Marialyce Schromm

Jan Schubert

Butch ’60 and Eileen Schuering L

Rolf and Lisa Schumann P

Sally Scott

Ellyn Sekul

John ’63 and Kathy Shay

Lise Sheedy

Michael and Julie Sheehan

John and Mary Anne Sherinian

Debra Sherman and Arthur Thorne

PC

Vickie Sherrod

James and Joyce Shetler B

John and Judy Signorotti

Dorothy Signorotti-Heick

Michael and Susan Silveira

Gerald and Barbara Singer

Bob ’48 and Mercedes Slakey PC

Bob ’69 and Robyn Slakey B

Steven ’76 and Jacklyn ’76 Slakey P

Thomas Slater

Frank and Diane Smith

George Smith ’81

Jenny Smith

Kathleen ’77 and Edward Smith

Reginald and Deanna Smith B

Kevin and Nancy Smith-Fagan B

Dan ’72 and Vicki Smolich P

Jon and Susan Snyder PC

Lew Solomon

Charles and Teresa Sorensen

Mario and Anne Sotolongo

Michael Spaich

Kevin ’86 and Angela Spease L

Rich and Karolyn Spring

Gene and Pat Stallings

Dan and Mary Stamp

Karen Stassi

Tom ’70 and Shirley Stassi

John and Jan Stefanki

Timothy Stenvick

Thomas and Marilyn Stern

Jody Sterrett

Thea Stidum PC

Dave and Susanne Stirling

Frederick and Valerie Strain

Jack ’85 and Kelly Sturges

Steven and Karen Suhr

LaVerne and Silvio Suine

Sunwest Wild Rice Company, Inc. B

Sutter Medical Group F

Robert and Diane Swanson

Sponsor (S) = $10,000+



Founder (F) = $1,876+


Patron (P) = $500

† = Deceased


Phillip and Marilyn Swimley

Chuck ’65 and Sally Sylva S

Tim ’62 and Betty Taormina P

Mark and Theresa Tavianini L

David and Helene Taylor L

Manny Tequida ’65

Penny Terrell

Brock and Christina Thayer P

Stephen and Grace Thomas P

Doug Thompson ’74 & Margaret Briggs

Gary Timmons

Lori ’79 and Dan Toomey

Joyce Topping

Charlie and Judy Torgerson

Blanca Torres

James and Ann Tracy B

John and Suzanne Trefethen

Merdy Tucker

Kevin ’73 and Susan Valine B

Roger ’67 and Marie Valine L

Jim and Kari Van Gundy P

Steve and Dany’l Van Someren

Frank ’71 and Carrie Vellutini

Donald Viducich ’39

Oscar ’84 and Katie Villegas

John and Wendy Virga P

Karnail and Doreen Virk

Gerald and Elizabeth Wallace

Patsy Wallace

Dave and Peggy Walrath L

David and Lois Warren

Mark and Jan Warren P

Linda Weber L

Richard and Laura Weisberg F

Frank Werry ’74 P

Waldon Westlake ’39

Jeffrey Westman and Phyllis Ramsey-Westman

Mike ’73 and Dolores White P

Kathleen Williams and Martha Stringer

L

Kenneth and Michelle Wilson L

Lyle and Sharleen Wilson P

Walter and Mary Wilson L

Joanne Winchell P

Mary Winegar

Peter Winslow and Cheryl Stewart P

Jack and Mona ’60 Witry P

Jack ’63 and Dona ’64 Wittman

Ryan and Valerie Wong B

Jane Wood

Rae Wood

Rosemary Wood ’59 L

James and Elizabeth Woods

Olin and Claudia Woods

Arthur Woodward

Bill and Annette Woolford

Timothy and Elizabeth ’78 Murphy

Chuck and Patricia Zannetti B

Frank and Patricia Zberg

Bill Zgraggen

EMPLOYEE DONORS

Donna AdamDavid Anderson ’07Lorcan BarnesSteve Barsanti ’78Jill BennettPeggy BoneRobert BoriskinMary BowersNicole BrousseauDarci CalistaTomas Capogreco ’86Rene CardenasDan Carmazzi ’71Chrys CassettaKeith Cherry ’82Elizabeth CoynerScott CoynerSusanne CurrieDanny Delgado ’79

David Desmond ’94Armando Diaz ’94Tom EnglishLorie FriasPatti GallagherRona GordonCynthia GrajedaSusie GriffinJoe Guilherme, AFSCThomas Guro ’03Kelly Harrington ’83Diane Heine ’71Mary HesserJanis HoffartBrendan Hogan ’95Jacob Hunley ’96Bill Iliff ’76Holly KellerKenny Kirrene ’78

David LevasseurSteve LiuJennifer MakolJune McBrideKristen McCarthyKevin McGovern ’74Findlay McIntoshTraci McMullen ’83Julie McNamaraJoanne McShaneDale MiltonLinda MoultonSarah MungasAdriana Mundo HeraldHolly PetersonKirk PurdyJohn Riley-PortalPaul RieschickKelly Safford

Natalia Schorn ’00Rolf SchumannMarian ShackelHolly SlabbinckRon SlabbinckNancy Smith-FaganLincoln Snyder ’95Mary Alice Spinelli ’99Christopher Symkowick-RoseChris ThayerScott Turner ’90Doreen VirkMaureen WanketJan WarrenJennifer YearwoodChuck Zannetti

ALUMNI PARENTS & FRIENDS continued


GENEROUS COMPANIES AND ORGANIZATIONS

UNITED WAY DONORS

Anderson Bros. Florin Square Pharmacy, Inc.

Bank of SacramentoBar J InvestmentsBest Best & KriegerBOS Sheet Metal Inc.Cal Insurance & Associates,

Inc.Carrera-Joffe FoundationCBHS Student CouncilClark Trucking Service, Inc.Colliers International WA LLCDavis Smiles DentistryDesmond, Nolan, Livaich &

CunninghamDiocese of SacramentoDPR ConstructionEl Dorado Savings BankEvergreen Management Co.,

LLC

Exchange BankFamily Wealth Law GroupGenovese, Burford & BrothersGutierrez Fitness, LLC.Hilbers, Inc.Iacopi Lenz & CompanyInter-Cal Real Estate

CorporationISSE ServicesKelly Giannetti, D. M. D.Law Offices of Tom JohnsonLinda L. Flood, Inc.McDonald Plumbing, Heating

& Air ConditioningMedic Ambulance Service, Inc.Merchants National BankMoniz ArchitectureMurphy Austin Adams

Schoenfeld LLP

OK Tire and AutomotiveOld IronsidesOnsight TechnologyPage DesignPfund Family FoundationPlumbers & Pipefitters

Local #447Rex Moore ElectricalRiver City BankSacramento Region

Community FoundationSchetter Electric, Inc.Scholars Tutoring CenterShea Family Charitable Lead

TrustSierra Hart Auto ServiceSjoberg Evashenk ConsultingSlater Farms, Inc.Smart LLC

SMUDSocotra Capital, Inc.Sodexo, Inc.State Farm InsuranceSunwest Wild Rice Company,

Inc.Sutter Medical GroupTerra Family FoundationThe Catholic Foundation of The

Diocese of Sacramento, Inc.The UPS Store #0266Unger ConstructionW.F. Gormley & SonsWestern Health AdvantageWittman Enterprises

AnonymousAndrea BarriosPaul and Kathryn BernardisJohn Buchmiller and Ann

FragoCathy Butler ’87Mary CarterBill and Wendy ChaseRichard and Karen ContrerasLiz ’78 and Donald DrysdalePatrick and Karen Durham

Frank and Maria FarmerMarty ’77 and Karen GabrielliVincent and Cary GalvinCarolyn Gandy-McEachnie ’79

and Edison McEachnieArthur ’76 and Anne GreenPaul ’77 and Karen JacobsMichael and Catherine

KalmansonJustin Koenig ’98Kenton and Marina Kunz

David and Rebecca LanderosBill and Debbie LoftusBob and Pam LygrenJohn and Susan MacMilanNicki ’58 and Tom MartinezTeri Martinez and Angel

GutierrezJill MatrangaMelanie Meeks ’93Nedra MillwoodDenise Moore ’83

Douglas and Elizabeth MurphyTed Polhemus ’03Neala RankinMario and Sue RuizVickie SherrodBlanca TorresJohn and Suzanne TrefethenMary TurnerJeffrey Westman and Phyllis

Ramsey-WestmanAllan Yip

Helen Babich Endowed Scholarship FundChristopher Becker Endowed Scholarship

FundWilliam F. Bordisso Endowed Scholarship

FundBr. David Brennan, FSC Endowed FundChristian Brothers Endowed Scholarship

Fund Class of 02 Endowed Scholarship FundDesmond Family Endowed Scholarship

FundJason Grady Memorial Scholarship FundSharmelia Jeffries Endowed Scholarship

FundJoseph J. Kirrene Endowed Scholarship

Fund

Dan Lahey Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Ron Limeberger Endowed Athletic FundRonald G. MacKenzie Memorial

Scholarship FundMahaney Family Endowed Scholarship

FundJohn J. Marquardsen, Jr. Endowed

Scholarship FundBr. John Montgomery, FSC Endowed

Scholarship FundDwight 'Dinty' Moore Endowed

Scholarship FundJames Mulhern Family Endowed

Scholarship Fund

Jolee & Kevin Murray Endowed Scholarship Fund

Wm. M. Francis Pipe Trades Endowed Scholarship

Matthew P. Prentice Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mike & Jim Roberts Endowed Scholarship Fund

Steve Scully Endowed Scholarship FundJohn B. Stassi '59 Endowed Scholarship

FundPete Tomasini Memorial Scholarship FundJoseph & Lorraine Valine Endowed

Scholarship FundMary C. Waterbury Endowed Scholarship

Fund

CONTRIBUTIONS WERE MADE TO THE FOLLOWING SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS


MATCHING GIFTS

4CharityAltriaAmerican Endowment FoundationAmeriprise FinancialAT&T Services Inc.Bank of America Foundation/Matching

Gifts ProgramBank of the WestBlackRock Matching Gift ProgramBoeing Gift Matching ProgramCalFed InvestmentsCapital Delivery SystemsThe Capital Group Companies Charitable

FoundationChevron CorporationFMC FoundationGannett Match, Community Foundation

of LouisvilleGenCorp Foundation Inc., Educational

Gift Match Program

Genentech Employee Giving ProgramGoogle Matching Gifts ProgramThe Hartford Insurance GroupHewlett Packard Co.Hoffmann-La RocheIBM CorporationIllinois Tool Works FoundationIntel Charitable Match TrustIntel CorporationIntel Foundation Matching GiftsJones Lang LaSalleKaiser Permanente Community Giving

Matching Gift ProgramMacy's West G.I.F.T.Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Inc.Micron Technology Foundation, Inc.Microsoft Matching Gifts ProgramNew York Life Insurance Co.Pacific Gas & Electric Co.

Pfizer Foundation Matching Gift ProgramPG&E Corporation FoundationPremier, Inc.Shell Oil Company FoundationThe Apple Matching Gift ProgramThe James Irvine FoundationU.S. Bancorp Foundation Matching GiftsUnited California BankUSAA Matching Gift Fund of San Antonio

Area FoundationVerizonWachovia SecuritiesWashington Mutual BankWells Fargo Bank Matching Gift CenterWells Fargo Educational Matching Gift

Program

CONTRIBUTIONS WERE MADE

In Celebration of : Christopher Becker ’97† on his

BirthdayLon Burford ’73 on his

BirthdayDick ’64 and Sandy Cunha

on their 25th Wedding Anniversary

Frances Marie Franzoia on her 90th Birthday

Jason Grady ’92† on his Birthday

Hayden Jones ’14 for his Graduation

Sam and Billie Jean Kanelos on their 50th Wedding Anniversary

Parker Kaye ’14 for his Graduation

Mary K. Lera on her 94th Birthday

Paul Rieschick’s RetirementMaya Rothman ’13 for her

GraduationAsa Whetstone ’51 on his 80th

Birthday

In Honor of: Alex Benson ’07Troy Bird ’82Danny Delgado ’79Armando Diaz ’94Lucas Dotta ’02Tom EnglishPatti GallagherRochelle KayeErin Keikoan ’02Lisa Keikoan ’06Jerry Kirrene ’53Kenny Kirrene ’78

Mary K. LeraJim Marquardsen ’81Randall McClureRobert Meyer ’09George PetrissansMichael Rose ’13Sam Rose ’11Sidney Scheideman ’07Katie Schilling ’10Punky Towne ’52Chado ’52 and Janet VasquezJan WarrenJim Westlake ’51


Odis AveryAddison Avila ’05Ernest BachelorMaejune T. BacherMaria BarcenaChristopher Becker ’97Gary BeckerBetty A. BettencourtJames Boock ’39Mary Clare BoothbyHarriett BoyerJeremy Brandon ’97Alexander A. BurkeThomas M. BurlandoJohn J. CabralGale CacicSid CaesarBob CameronMary CarterEugene CassadyManuel CastanedaJill CavanaughJohn ChavezAnn C. CherryRose CloningerBetty CoferBillie L. ColePauline ColerEdward Condon ’39Robert G. CornwellJohn J. CostaGene CoxL. Ruth CroninRobert Cunningham ’41John DarbyAda A. DaughertyThomas DeLaTorreGeraldine M. DesmondMichael Donovan ’42Mira DupuisJohn J. DutraRick Edelen

Katherine FagunesDouglas Farewell ’77Margaret FarrellWilliam C. FerreiraeBrownyn FieldJames M. FlorianJohn FolmerEdward A. FranklinJoe Franzoia ’37Jack FullerWilliam Gallagher ’38Tony Garrido ’56Francis GauAnthony V. GentileEmmett GonsalezJason Grady ’92Rose GrimmBayliss HanshawThomas G. HarrisWilliam L. HedgesScott HeftyScott Hewell ’99Peter HillJoyce HowerterAnita Marie HuntGeorge JablonskyDavid Keating ’69Patty KennedyJohn KessellDon Kessel ’52Betty KingTom Koewler ’40George Konsmo ’61Len Kreizenbeck ’58Jo-Ann KuhlmanDorothy LazzaroneAngelo LeoniRonnie G. LewisJohn P. LitzLarry Lopez ’61Tina Luce ’58Mark E. Lucich

Betty LusichKathryn E. LuttrellGene Lynch ’51Madeline M. MagalettiNorma F. MaitaDolores MallicoatDana D. MartinDarryl MartinErnest Martinez ’84Jay E. MattinglyJeff McCaffreyMac McCandless ’73Mary McFarlandJourdan McGovernPedro MendozaAmy MiyaiEileen MooneyPete Mooney ’60Charlotte MortonKathryn L. MotmansJulie NewtonDolores NicholasSally Ann NolanRobert A. OgarNathan OlstoffBob O’Neill ’45Timothy O’Neill ’13Julie Orosco ’85Ken Orvick ’50Mary Ellen OstojaJohn Padovan ’66Mighnon M. PapinAlvin PascoeVirgil PetrocchiGreg Pimentel ’79David A. PlatteRob PresherAdolph M. QuackenbushJosephine O. RaimondiStan RamsdellNancy ReadEd Reich ’53

Margaret RellesJimmie Rogers ’79Ruth RondoniFrank A. SanchezMarc SandstromRoger SargentPaul ScammonRudy Schneider ’52Clyde SemonesMike SerlinGeorge ShoopPamela L. SimningEllen SimonsonRoger Slakey Jr. ’45Chloe SotoHenry J. SowaChristine Spring-LeBarreElmira C. SquatrittoCheryl L. SteinerMark StevenKitty L. StinsonJohn Stone ’59Burt Strickley ’50Jack SwansonMary ToccaliniVera TorchiaGeorge TylerEleanor ValdivaPeter Vartanian ’50Sylvia VianiLeo A. WannerLarry WardRiley Anne WarrenBrett Waterbury ’95Roylene WeigandDonald A. WestAlba WestlakeNancy WilsonSusan R. WilsonJohn Wood ’63Susan Woodward

CONTRIBUTIONS WERE IN MEMORY OF …


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$4.0

$6.0

$8.0

$10.0

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 20092008 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

MIL

LIO

NS

3.7

5.3 5.8

6.4

7.3 6.8

5.9

6.7

7.8 7.8 8.3

9.4

ENDOWMENT GROWTH ( JUNE 30)

TOTALS FOR ALL CLASSES

8.6%(715 OUT OF 8,290 ALUMNI) supported the school with donations/pledges.


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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 20092008 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

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3.7

5.3 5.8

6.4

7.3 6.8

5.9

6.7

7.8 7.8 8.3

9.4

ENDOWMENT GROWTH ( JUNE 30)

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2014

UnrestrictedTemporarilyRestricted

Permanently Restricted Total

REVENUES & SUPPORT

Tuition and feesTuition assistanceAdvancement activitiesEndowment earnings distributionAuxiliary income, netInvestment & other incomeNet assets released from restriction

$13,049,557 (2,198,413)

563,037

118,950 59,149

3,322,298

$–

3,007,507 250,000

995,064 (3,322,298)

$ --

173,733

$13,049,557 (2,198,413) 3,744,277

250,000 118,950

1,054,213 –

Total Revenues & Support 14,914,578 930,273 173,733 16,018,584

EXPENSES

Instruction & student programsGeneral & administrative Facilities maintenanceFundraising expenses

8,662,048 2,820,135

924,889 446,892

8,662,048 2,820,135

924,889 446,892

Total Expenses 12,853,964 - - 12,853,964

Change in Net Assets 2,060,614 930,273 173,733 3,164,620

Net Assets, beginning 21,422,075 4,861,458 4,468,103 30,751,636

Net Assets, ending $23,482,689 $5,791,731 $4,641,836 $33,916,256

CB IS PROVIDING

of need-based tuition assistance in the 2014-15 school year to

421 young men and women.

$2.3 MILLION


– Alumni Association on a Mission –

The CB Alumni Association declared that its mission for 2014 was making the 27th annual Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza the most successful and enjoyable to date. Judging by the happy crowd of more than 1,800 alumni, family and friends attending the fun-filled event on Friday, September 5, mission accomplished. After nearly a year of planning and hard work, the festivities featured offerings from dozens of vineries, breweries and restaurants and generated a phenomenal $130,000 to support tuition assistance.

The event began with the Private Reserve Tasting which featured exclusive wines and a variety of cheeses and hors d'oeuvres. Nearly 200 wine aficionados and friends gathered on the Mary Lawn to enjoy this festive precursor to the extravaganza.

Wineries and restaurants filled the main lawn, while the breweries and additional restaurants spread out across Koppes Plaza. Back by popular demand, the Cigar Lounge where patrons could enjoy a taste of whiskey as they smoked and the Champagne Lounge where guests enjoyed delicious desserts with a nice glass of bubbly. A special thank you to the Classes of 1979, 1983, 1984 and 1992 that also organized food tables which were located throughout the event.

“I am so grateful for generosity of our sponsors, and the many wineries, breweries, restaurants and classes who made this event possible,” says CB President, Lorcan Barnes. “Over the course of the last year, event chair, Patrick Harbison ’98, Nancy Smith-Fagan, director of advancement, Keith Cherry’82, director of alumni giving, and the entire Alumni Association Board of Directors looked for ways to make an already wonderful event even better. They definitely succeeded, particularly when you consider how the event continues to benefit our students who rely on tuition assistance.”

A special thank you to event chair, Patrick Harbison ’98, and the entire Alumni Association Board for their time, dedication and hard work in making this a fantastic evening to remember. Thanks, also, to Neumann Limousine Ltd. and Uber for their generosity and assistance in making sure that attendees had safe rides home.

Plans are already underway to make next year’s event another successful event in support of a fantastic cause. Mark your calendars for Friday, September 18, 2015!

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Griggs

Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham

El Dorado Savings Bank

McDonald Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning

Schetter Electric, Inc.

Sjoberg Evashenk Consulting

Loehmann's Plaza

OK Tire and Automotive

The Nunan Family

Royal Electric

Duane's Auto and Body

Rex Moore Electrical Contractors

PRIVATE RESERVE – CB Board of Trustees & Class of ‘79

WINE LAWN – Harbison Estate Wines

CHAMPAGNE LOUNGE – State Farm Insurance, Ken Perry ’76 & Cynthia Gandy ‘78

WHISKEY BAR – DPR Construction

CIGAR BAR – Fat Man Cigars

PHOTO SPOT – Studio Monet

OUR PATRONSBest Best & Krieger

Exchange Bank

Western Health Advantage

Davis Smiles Dentistry

BOS Sheet Metal

W.F. Gormley & Sons

Keith '82 & Rosanne Cherry

Five Star Bank

THANKS ALSO TOMr. Paul Rieschick

Granite Construction

Pepsi

Talini’s Nursery


The crowd enjoying the music of Foreverland, a 14-piece Michael Jackson tribute band.

Daniel Leyva ’06 and Kati Beveridge

Trina Anderson, Paul Smith, Betty and Frank Romero

Tracy Freeman, Cecile Freeman, Paul ’86 and Colleen Mendoza

David Gau ’76, Timmy Gau ’11, Amy Phillips, Terry Gau, Frank McNamara ’51, Judy Kreizenbeck, Susan McNamara ’81, Tina (Ravizza) Blumenfeld ’81, Keith ’82

and Rosanne Cherry, Tomi Aroz Kiddoo

Dave and Lisa ’95 Levasseur, Connie and Rich Koppes, Colleen and Ned Dolejsi

Br. George Van Grieken, FSC, Bill Schaedler ’68, Lorcan Barnes, Br. Richard Orona, FSC

Alisa Bell, Megan Quinn Dennis Henning ’79, Chris Curtis ’79 Linda and Dave Christianson

Matthew McCarthy ’09, Alexis Gully ’09Jeff Scharosch ’90, John Mosby ’90, Dennis

Welsh ’90, Jeremy Marchi ’90, Trevor Tandy ’90 Jose Michel, Ron Rojo ’72, Dana Michel

Kayla Giese ’09, Kelsey Loncarich ’09, Taylor Hershey ’09, Erin Scott ’09, Luis Ahumada ’09 Manuel and Luisa Alvarado

Jacques Whitfield, Aaron Carruthers, Keith Haberstock

Stephanie Gabrielli ’07, Tara McGee ’07

Brock Littlejohn ’85, Becky McReynolds, Joe ’83 and Deborah McNamara, Bernie Church ’62

Jason Shaw, Tracey Freeman ’03, Tracy Freeman

Courtney Stalder, Matt Delgado ’07, Kristin Dava Joe Zanze ’04, Alex Besso

Arturo ’85 and Monica Jacobo, Lisa and Tim ’85 Maestretti

Parker Stewart ’09, Shelby Stewart ’11, James Silveria ’09, Marissa Anderson ’11

Alex Hesser ’99, John Jacobs ’01, Nick Vallanoweth ’01, Kevin Fippin

Roberto Plasencia, Eyasu Mulatu, Sophia Lavelle ’01, Carlos Plasencia ’98

Amy Bell Archer, Ted Archer

Mary Jo Classen, Geoff Cochran, Carly Classen ’10

Patrick Samuels, Tracey Bissett-Ulinsky

Mason Gunn, Rick Pires ’79, Joe Androvich, Casey Spaich

Martin Harris ’09, Dale Milton, Sterling Arterberry ’09

Christa Grandstaff, Jeff and Lisa Hammond, Todd Carrey, Paul ’82 and Kelly ’83 Harrington, Donna Kaylor

Mike Hardin ’70 Karla ’04 and Evan Albright Bob Luttrell ’65,

Mike Ingoglia ’65 Key Bryant and Sara Gonzalez-Bryant ’99

Trevor Meek ’08, Joe Labriola ’08

Br. Dan Morgan, FSC, Mike Van Voorhees ’84

Becky and Tony ’97 Caselli

Al Gallardo, Julie Gallardo, Russell Ost, Ken Mederios

Jorge Plasencia ’73, Isnardo Paez

The Class of ‘64 is celebrated its 50th reunion on October 18th at the Croatian-American Cultural Center.

Class of

Reunion1964


The Class of 1994 celebrated its 20th reunion on October 4th at Tequila Mayahuel.

Class of

Reunion1994


The Class of ’99 is celebrated its 15th reunion on August 23rd at Old Ironsides.

Class of

Reunion1999


The Class of ’04 celebrated its 10th reunion at Christian Brothers High School on October 11th.

Class of

Reunion2004

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The Br. Bertram Legacy Society was established to honor those who have generously remembered Christian Brothers High School in their estate plans.

Br. Bertram was known to generations as a beloved teacher, friend and Brother. In his 70 years of service, Br. Bertram lived as a passionate advocate for Lasallian education. Held in high esteem by alumni, parents and friends of CB, Br. Bertram lived fully the mission of St. John Baptist de La Salle, believing always that a school was the best place to touch the hearts and minds of young people. For these reasons, the Christian Brothers High School Legacy Society is named in honor of Br. Bertram Coleman, FSC.

If you have included CBHS in your estate plans, or if you would like information about the Brother Bertram Society, please contact Nancy Smith Fagan, director of advancement, at 916-733-3608.

Brother Bertram Legacy Society

Peggy Desmond’s connection to Christian Brothers High School first began when she married her husband Michael Desmond ’56, and grew even stronger when her son David ’94 was a student at CB.

Michael had an undying love for Christian Brothers, with brothers, son, nephew, in-laws and cousins all part of the extended CB family. When he began teaching at Brothers it was a

dream fulfilled. He fully embraced the charism of the Brothers and was thrilled to be back home and in a position to touch the hearts and minds of students.

A long-time educator herself, Peggy soon realized that Christian Brothers was a unique place, with consistently quality teachers who care deeply about their students. As a parent, she saw how important it is that children have a foundation in the Catholic faith. In her own 35-year career as an educator, she was guided by a simple mantra, “What is best for the kids? How can we help the kids?”

When Mike passed away in 2001 the outpouring of love and support he and Peggy received from the Christian Brothers community touched her heart. She began to think about what she could do in response. She wanted to create something enduring, and she wanted to remember the Desmond family. In keeping with her mantra, How can we help the kids? Peggy decided to help provide a Christian Brothers education to kids who cannot afford it — establishing the Desmond Endowed Fund in Michael’s honor.

Peggy notes, “I’m not a wealthy woman. But the more I gave, the more I wanted to give.” After a conversation with her children, who fully supported her decision, Peggy included Christian Brothers High School in her estate plan. Peggy Desmond’s giving decisions reflect a lifetime of values. By remembering CB in her estate plan, she will ensure that the values she has lived through her life will continue. She is building her own legacy, a legacy of education.

A Legacy of Education – Donor Profile

Addison Avila ’05

James Boock ’39

Douglas Farewell ’77

Don Kessel ’52

Tina Luce ’58

Mac McCandless ’73

Pete Mooney ’60

John Padovan ’66

Spencer Pershall ’17

John Stone ’59

Gil Urbano ’46

Peter Vartanian ’50

Brett Waterbury ’95

InMemoriam


By Dr. Pat Melarkey ’49

George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center

Y ou must come out to see the new George Cunningham’40 Performing Arts Center at Christian Brothers High School. The new $6.6 million state-of-the-art building opened this past April. In July, the La Salle Club celebrated with two concerts by

Anthony Kearns, the famed Irish tenor. If you happened to be there and listened to him sing such lyrical ballads and songs as “I’ll Take You Home Kathleen” and “By the Dalkey Tower,” a song concerning “The Troubles” as the Irish struggle for independence from Great Britain and you didn’t feel the depth of passion with which he conveyed them then you might be in need of a heart transplant, for it was truly heart-rending.

I grew up in Sacramento and attended parochial schools, beginning with Immaculate Conception Grammar School in Oak Park where I graduated from the eighth grade in 1943 and was then enrolled at Christian Brothers High School on 21st and Broadway, where I graduated in 1949.

There was a man who attended CB and graduated a few years before I did. This man made a significant contribution to our alma mater that will be felt for many years to come. That man is George Cunningham, Class of 1940, and he made a $1 million contribution to the newly opened performing arts center that bears his name in its title. Within the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center is the 350-seat Thea Stidum Theatre, named in honor of Sacramento resident, Thea Stidum.

I have never met George Cunningham, or his fellow arts patron, Ms. Stidum. But, the service work that Cunningham and Stidum have performed on behalf of Christian Brothers is part of the school’s long-standing tradition of public service. If you’re not familiar with it, perhaps a little history lesson is now in order.

Christian Brothers High School is a private high school located within the Diocese of Sacramento. The school was founded by the De La Salle Christian Brothers in 1876 and in its 138-year history, the school has changed its location three times and been known by six different names. What remains unchanged is the Christian Brothers’

spirit and tradition of teaching and caring for young people. No alumnus has better followed that tradition than George Cunningham and it is a tradition that is as old as Christian Brothers.

While the school of Christian Brothers did not officially open until 1876, the school existed as one of the main driving ideas of Archbishop Joseph Alemany of San Francisco for 20 years before it opened its doors. In 1873, a fundraising drive was begun for the school and by October of 1876, a total of $15,000 had been raised. Much of this money was raised by a woman who was a San Francisco transplant to Sacramento, Maggie Cunningham (no relation to George), who went door-to-door in Sacramento in horse-and-buggy raising money. With this money as a foundation, Bishop Alemany sent seven of his Christian Brothers to Sacramento. Thus Christian Brothers was born.

The George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center is but one of several capital-intensive projects Christian Brothers High School has undertaken since its Building on the Tradition Campaign got underway in the 1990s. A new $7.5 million Science, Technology, Engineering and Math wing opened its doors in 2002. The $4.5 million Jack Witry Field House was constructed in 2008. All of the funding for these projects as well as the money for the performing arts center was raised privately, mostly from CB alumni.

The motto of Christian Brothers High School is “Enter to learn, leave to serve” and in a 2012 story published about George Cunningham ’40 in the Christian Brothers student newspaper, The Talon, Delenn Breedlove ’13 wrote “The 91-year-old man says he has “developed a curiosity about just about everything” and that he would “really like to learn more.”

Placing a strong value on learning, Cunningham says that “High school is the most important transition between childhood and adulthood. If I could sing, I would be a song and dance man.”

As a compromise, Mr. Cunningham can listen to the voices of the Christian Brothers choirs and bands in the music classrooms and in the new theatre.

The George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center is not a vanity project. More than 600 of CB’s 1,074 students are involved in the arts in one form or another. The building, which also contains a music library, two classrooms and a lobby for displaying student art work will see plenty of use during the coming years.

People ask me why I support and give to the institutions related to the Catholic Church like my ole alma mater Christian Brothers and I answer them by saying ‘How can I not give to an institution that gives so much back in terms of the young people that it turns out? I’m sure that Mr. Cunningham and Ms. Stidum feel the same way. It is a small price to pay for our collective futures.’

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Christian Brothers High School celebrated its most generous supporters at the 30th annual Ambassadors’ Club Dinner. Attendees at the event, held October 23 in the Jack Witry Field House, enjoyed music by CB’s jazz trio, a beautiful choral performance by the Women’s Chamber Chorus and a thank you video featuring CB’s students created by John Costa ’12. CB’s President, Lorcan Barnes, provided a state-of-the-school message followed by student speakers Daniel Lee ’15 and Garrick Sigl ’15. The evening culminated with the presentation of the 2014 Ambassadors of the Year award to Leo ’55 and Gayle Granucci, Bob ’55 and Carolyn ’57 Granucci, and Ken ’54 and Marolyn ’57 Harris by two of their grandchildren, CB students Luke Harris ’16 and Isabella Granucci ’15.

When Ken Harris ’54, and twin brothers Leo ’55 and Bob ’55 Granucci attended Christian Brothers High School, the all-boy school was located at 21st and Broadway. Twin sisters, Carolyn ’57 and Marolyn ’57 (Meredith) were part of the first class of young women to attend Bishop Armstrong’s co-institutional school at the school’s current campus.

While their experiences were very different, their respect for and admiration of the work of the Christian Brothers are woven into their formative experiences of

growing up in Sacramento.

“We met the Brothers when we were attending St. Francis High School (a precursor to attending Bishop Armstrong High School),” says Carolyn. “Back then, they were frequent visitors to the school and we knew them all by name. Br. Gabriel and the others were wonderful.”

Carolyn and Marolyn’s father, Z. Bud Meredith, attended Christian Brothers in 1926 and was later awarded an honorary diploma by Br. Bertram Coleman, FSC. The list of memorial donors who contributed to CB following Bud’s passing in 1985 reads like a “Who’s Who” of Christian Brothers history with names like Delgado, Higgins and Westlake.

“I respect the Brothers so much,” explains Gayle who met Leo on a blind date in 1954. “I went to Sac High where my graduating class had 400 students. I met Leo, his friends and family and attended dances at CB. Leo’s class had 75 graduates and everybody knew everybody. The Brothers knew everybody. I was so impressed.”

“I have such positive memories of my experiences at the school,” says Ken. “Our sons (Kenneth ’81 and Patrick ’83) and now our grandson, Luke ’16, have had great experiences. People’s feelings for the school are deep and lasting.”

“Our boys (Thomas ’82 and Brian ’85) could not get here fast enough,” says Carolyn. “They really liked going to school here and the teachers really cared about and liked my children. That is important.”

“When you look at the formation we received in academics and personal character, it really set us up to be successful,” explains Bob. “I really believe that if you instill a sense of personal character, people will succeed. That is what the Brothers have done for us, for our sons and, now, for our grandchildren.”

“Gayle and I moved to Fresno, Bakersfield and Southern California after graduation,” says Leo. “After an absence of about 30 years, what impressed me the most was that CB continued its tradition of service to others, Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve,” says Leo.

“What I really appreciate about Christian Brothers is that it really makes no difference what your culture, ethnicity or family life is like, they are going to offer the same excellent education and formation to every student,” says Bob. “St. John Baptist de La Salle fed them, formed them and educated them. That tradition continues today at Christian Brothers and I’m proud to support it.”

“The true testament to the success of

Ambassadors Celebrated at 30th Annual DinnerCindy and Gus Blecha,

Br. George Van Grieken, FSC

Sal “Chado” ’52 and Janet Vasquez, Kris and Troy ’82 Bird

Aga and Lincoln ’95 Snyder, Mary and Noel Hesser Daniel ’15 and Naomi Lee Ann, Kara ’15 and Roger Romani

Mary, Bernie ’62 and Msgr. James ’50 Church Patti Barnes, George Cunningham ’40

John Donovan ’77, Julie McNamara, Judy Donovan,

Dona Jablonsky


Christian Brothers is the fact that school is providing $2.3 million of tuition assistance to more than 400 students,” says Ken.

“The Granucci and Harris families have been tremendous supporters of Christian Brothers High School’s mission,” says President Lorcan Barnes. “Together, they helped create our Class Sponsorship program.”

Bob, Leo and a group of classmates (Terry Dorsey ’55, John Giordano ’55, Dick Giusti ’55 and Jerry Williams ’55) met to discuss strategies for giving. Collectively, they embraced the idea of trying to sponsor a student at CB. All members from the Class of ’55 were then asked to consider a gift of some amount. Every gift, large or small, was important to their efforts. The goal was to raise as much as possible, and if the class was successful, they hoped to raise enough to sponsor a student. The program was launched in July, 2008.

Soon after, Ken shared the idea with two of his classmates, Larry Lynch ’54 and Frank Silvey ’54. Shortly thereafter, the Class of ’54 hit the ground running.

After sending several letters and making a few telephone calls, both classes successfully raised over $11,600 -- fully covering the tuition and fees for two students whose families could not afford to send them to CB without assistance.

Today, 49 classes are involved in Class Sponsorship efforts resulting in more than $300,000 for tuition assistance this year.

Their involvement with the school doesn’t end there. Ken worked with Jerry Kirrene ’53 and the history committee gathering and compiling information on

alumni through the decades. Bob served as a member of the Board of Trustees for six years. Leo and Gayle established the Leo ’55 and Gayle Granucci Endowed Scholarship Fund to provide tuition assistance each year to a deserving student.

“We were reluctant to accept this award,” says Bob. “But, I really see this as a celebration of family and all of the families who support

Christian Brothers High School. This is an honor

for all of us.”

“Ken, Marolyn, Leo, Gayle, Bob and Carolyn are six of the most loyal, consistent supporters of Christian Brothers that I have had the pleasure to meet and get to know,” says Barnes. “Their generosity to the school and deep, steadfast support of the Brothers and our mission has truly earned them the distinction of Ambassadors of the Year.”

“You are ambassadors and ministers of Jesus Christ.” — St. John Baptist de La Salle

Ambassadors Celebrated at 30th Annual DinnerRick Gormley ’74, Msgr. Al O’Connor,

Patrick Gormley ’07Rosalie Myers,

Peggy DesmondDiane and

Dr. Julian ’54 HoltAllen, Tamela and

Garrick ’15 Sigl

2014 Ambassadors of the Year: Bob ’55 and Carolyn ’57 Granucci, Marolyn ’57 and Ken ’54 Harris, Gayle and Leo ’55 Granucci

Kathy and Terry ’55 Dorsey

Ted and Kelli Eliopoulos, Daniel Mazza and Robin Graziani Msgr. Al O’Connor, Agnes Anderson Troy Bird ’82, Tom Granucci ’82, Mike McCarthy ’80


Janet and Steve Ruggiero John ’83, Santa and Jack ’15 FondaleGayle and Leo ’55 Granucci,

Laurel and Mark Vieaux

Daniel Lee ’15 spoke about his experiences with the CB retreat for seniors, Kairos.

The women’s chamber chorus performs with Br. George Van Grieken, FSC

Jerry ’53 and Rosemary Kirrene, Marty and Susan Haley

Luke ’16 and Marolyn Harris Luke Harris ’16 and Isabella Granucci ’15

Br. George Van Grieken, FSCTom McNamara’78, Chris Bagatelos Dan and Kathy Salazar, Paul Rieschick


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Where are They Now?Help Us Stay ConnectedPlease contact Kristen McCarthy, director of communi-cations, if you know addresses or phone numbers for any of the listed individu-als. Kristen can be reached at(916) 733-3695or via e-mail at:[email protected].

LOOKING FOR... CLASS OF 35Edward Bathurst ’35Frank Diaz ’35John Finn ’35Edward Hagus ’35William Hughes ’35Vincent Johnson ’35Seymour Kost ’35Joseph Quintana ’35Curtis Schmidt ’35William Schwab ’35Walter Torres ’35Chris Zeimantz ’35

CLASS OF 40Joseph Borich ’40Clarence Brown ’40William Callaghan ’40George Dacre ’40Daniel Donohoe ’40William Farrell ’40Julius Fava ’40Herbert Goble ’40Warren Harvey ’40Bob Himmelmann ’40William Hughson ’40John Johnson ’40Jerry Kays ’40Clarence Lazero ’40Ramon Maxwell ’40James Mc Clelland ’40Walter O’Keefe ’40Alexander Pattiani ’40Albert Perrone ’40Fred Pierini ’40Harvey Ramelli ’40Wesley Richards ’40Robert Smith ’40John Sullivan ’40John Walsh ’40

CLASS OF 45Thomas Burns ’45Philip Collier ’45Hugh Connelly ’45Leonard Costa ’45Robert Jacinto ’45Ernest Massa ’4547

Members of the Class of 1947 enjoyed an October luncheon get together at Aviator’s restaurant at the Executive Airport.

Since 2010, Jerry Kirrene ’53, and a cadre of helpers have been researching and chronicling the rich and storied history of Christian Brothers High School. Comprised of former students, teachers, coaches, and parents, the group put in motion the first comprehensive attempt to organize a readable and detailed account of this 138-year-old institution.

Aided by yearbooks, private scrapbooks, old photographs, and personal testimony, the committee has written historical accounts of football, basketball, baseball, and the La Salle Club on the school’s web page (www.cbhs-sacramento.org). Also posted are the chapters of Let Us Remember, a history of CB written by Bill Iliff ’76.

Alumni News & Notes

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Robert Mc Lain ’45Joseph Morgan ’45Anthony Pellicano ’45Louis Samboceti ’45Bruce Selby ’45Walter Senini ’45Francis Thomas ’45Robert Underhill ’45

CLASS OF 50Ronald Abaunza ’50Ellis Breaux ’50Harold Bribiescas ’50James Coldwell ’50Donald Criss ’50Jerry Defazio ’50Ken Fredericksen ’50Andre Gratian ’50Joseph Hawkins ’50Louis Lomba ’50James Marty ’50Richard Mc Coy ’50Gerald Mernin ’50David Mink ’50John Montaldo ’50Lea Parker ’50Leo Risse ’50Robert Ryan ’50Patrick Splane ’50Louis Torres ’50James Wahl ’50

CLASS OF 55David Christensen ’55Joseph Golden ’55Jesus Gonzaga ’55Joseph Gutierrez ’55Richard Hannaford ’55Gary Kidder ’55Gilbert Lines ’55Jerold Lippier ’55Frank Marulo ’55Victor Mc Farland ’55Thomas Novotny ’55Larry Patterson ’55John Rahler ’55Ronald Ralston ’55Francesco Rossi ’55Robert Schmid ’55Glenn Schott ’55Tom Stark ’55Michael Whitman ’55William Wolkert ’55

CLASS OF 60Philip Abid ’60Jackie Aka ’60Paulette Allendale ’60Rebecca Allison ’60Lucille Alston ’60Sharon Alves ’60Lorraine Anderson ’60Norma Anderson ’60Linda Auston ’60John Blackhall ’60Joseph Brothers ’60Sharon Brunald ’60Roberta Burford ’60Linda Carroll ’60Enrique Castro ’60John Chapman ’60Gaylen Charles ’60Merrill Clementson ’60Richard Colbert ’60T.J. Conlan ’60Robert Cook ’60Rosemary Cordero ’60Rebecca Correa ’60Kathryn Daum ’60Fred Davis ’60Susanne Dell ’60

Kirrene and classmate Tom Colby ’53 have been working to create a digital database of memorabilia including photos, yearbooks, Connection magazine and much more to ensure the continued preservation of these important annuals and items. Currently, much of the Kirrene basement is filled with files, pictures and memorabilia as they move forward with this time-consuming endeavor.

“We want these things to be available to people if they ever need them,” says Kirrene. “And, we want them to be able to find them.”

Kirrene, who recognizes that memorabilia does not do much sitting in box or a basement, has helped create historical displays in the main hallway and in the admissions office of the school.

“I want the kids to see that they are connected to history,” says Kirrene. “They are connected to something very special and very important in the history of Sacramento.”

Anyone with memorabilia they would like to share with the school is encouraged to contact Jerry Kirrene ’53 at [email protected].

The Honorable James Long ’55 (ret.) was awarded the first ever Nathaniel S. Colley Sr. Lifetime Achievement award from the Wiley W. Manuel Bar Association (WMBA). The award, named for the City of Sacramento’s first African-American attorney, was given in recognition of Long’s many years of service in Sacramento having worked with Legal Aid Society of Sacramento and for the California State Legislative Counsel Bureau. He was an Assistant Professor in the Criminal Justice Department at California State University, Sacramento and served as special Legal Counsel, Western Region, for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). He is also the co-author of the

book American Minorities: The Justice Issue. Judge Long was appointed to the Superior Court of Sacramento County in 1982 where he served until 2012. In addition to the award, the group also introduced the “James L. Long Scholarship” which will be given to deserving law students.

The Holmberg brothers are getting nowhere fast but they are persistent. Joe ’58 has run over 51,000 miles, Lyal ’60 has run over 84,000 miles while Charles ’66 has notched over 72,000 miles and hasn’t missed a day running since 20 March 1979. Their goal is to complete a virtual relay to the moon (240,000 miles). Joe retired (twice) from the Corps of Engineers as a park ranger and, after flunking that retirement, from Oregon State


Marjorie Delong ’60Robert Dighton ’60Mary Dominic Torres ’60Maureen Edwards ’60Sharon Elder ’60Cathy Ewertsen ’60Henry Fink ’60Louis Foletti ’60Cathy Ford ’60Fredric Fox ’60William Gannon ’60Nancy Glasper ’60Denise Glass ’60William Hines ’60Ronald Hoffart ’60Linda Imber ’60Paschal Johnson ’60Sue Kirn ’60Eileen Landis ’60Albert Leonard ’60Manuel Lima ’60Mary Logan ’60Gloria Lopez ’60William Mac Bride ’60Robert Marks ’60Antoinette Martin ’60Careene Martinelli ’60Mary Martinez ’60Theresa Martinez ’60J. J. Mc Clatchy ’60James Mc Nulty ’60Marilyn Mello ’60George Mercado ’60Kathy Merrill ’60Bradley Morgan ’60William Neundorfer ’60Cecilia Nixon ’60William Oates ’60Pennie O’Halloran ’60Terance Oliva ’60G. R. Palmer ’60Michael Patrick ’60Esther Perez ’60Paul Plona ’60Beatrice Pugliese ’60Thomas Rains ’60James Ray ’60Giovanna Rendall ’60Rita Roa ’60Anna Rocha ’60Carolyn Rowland ’60Irene Sailors ’60Nancy Sandretto ’60Darlene Schatz ’60Bill Schwab ’60Mary Sears ’60Antoinette Silva ’60Daniel Silva ’60Randelle Simonson ’60Deanna Sinn ’60Robin Skidmore ’60Marrilu Sloboda ’60Margan Smith ’60Jackie Stewart ’60Jerald Stinson ’60Sharri Taylor ’60Phyllis Thickinger ’60Diane Thomas ’60Patricia Thompson ’60Gary Traversi ’60Irene Turner ’60Patricia Vlnar ’60Carol Wagner ’60Richard Wagner ’60Pat Waterfield ’60Bernard Wieser ’60David Wolfgram ’60Ralph Zentner ’60

University as an Extension Forester. He lives in Lebanon, Oregon. Lyal, a retired account executive for Verisk Analytics, lives in San Jose. Charles is retired from CSU Stanislaus where he was the Director of Information Services. He lives in Modesto.

Brother Boniface (Victor) Lazzari ’59, O.S.B., celebrates his Golden Jubilee of Monastic Profession. A Benedictine member of St. Martin’s Abbey in Lacey, Washington, Brother Boniface works as an associate professor of world languages at St. Martin’s University where he also serves as a member of the Board of Trustees. He produces an annual concert/lecture series “Abbey Church Events” and is curator of the Abbey’s Martin of Tours Collection of Pacific Northwest Art.

Bernie Church ’62 was inducted into to the C.K. McClatchy High School Hall of Fame at its October 2014 Hall of Fame Dinner. Church, who taught for 36 years at McClatchy, served as the school’s varsity baseball coach for an impressive 16 years. He also coached basketball, football and soccer. In 2012, the school dedicated the baseball field in Church’s name in recognition for his outstanding leadership and dedication to the program.

Opportunity knocked for Kevin Spease ’86 and his wife, Angela, when some beekeepers knocked on their door asking if their honeybees could spend the winter on the Spease’s property. In exchange for lodging, the beekeepers offered 4 gallons of honey. The following spring and summer, the bees were transported off the property to orchards in the local area and returned late in autumn. Following a second winter of hosting the bee visitors, Kevin and Angela received four more gallons of honey. Now, they really had too much honey! At dinner one evening someone suggested that they sell the honey and call the company, “Spease Bees Honey Company." The name stuck, they developed a label and the business took off from there. The honey is now available in a number of local stores and, best of all, 25 percent of the proceeds benefit causes that improve literacy programs for children. Pick up a jar today!

Kenny McKechnie ’88 is loving his new career as a ninja, well a tech-ninja anyway! McKechnie, who worked for many years in the banking and telecommunications industries, is now operations manager at Gadget Ninja. Stop by 5493 Carlson Dr. and see Kenny if your smartphone or tablet need repair.


CLASS OF 65Edward Agrimonti ’65Jesse Alejandre ’65Thomas Anderson ’65Peter Assel ’65Edward Azevedo ’65Michael Bennett ’65James Bisiar ’65Martin Boudro ’65Dave Brady ’65George Brida ’65Ronald Brown ’65Brian Buchanan ’65Richard Carr ’65Merril Clough ’65David Coleman ’65Frank Cornacchioli ’65Mary Ann Dase ’65Dennis Deragisch ’65John Diederich ’65William DuCuray ’65Terrence Finn ’65Thomas Flewell ’65Kenneth Frey ’65Richard Gorman ’65William Granstedt ’65Laurence Guadagno ’65John Guenther ’65Mark Handlen ’65Sharon Howard ’65Gary Jackson ’65Michael Jewell ’65Ernie Johnston ’65Kathleen Kelly ’65Thomas Kenny ’65John Kinstler ’65Kevin Leahy ’65Larry Lesieur ’65Arthur Liebscher ’65Tim Maher ’65Richard Mahoney ’65Timothy Mahoney ’65William Maiola ’65Nick Meyer ’65James Molina ’65Michael Nolan ’65Octavio Obregon ’65Joseph Parfitt ’65Bob Pesce ’65George Peterson ’65Jack Praxel ’65John Presti ’65Joe Razzano ’65Charles Rigney ’65Robert Riola ’65Kenneth Robba ’65Steve Schrock ’65Timothy Seeboth ’65Daniel Shilin ’65Richard Slama ’65Mike Smolich ’65Robert Soderlund ’65Gregory Stangel ’65Manny Tequida ’65Michael Tinney ’65Richard Tufts ’65Richard Turner ’65John Valle ’65Phillip Valverde ’65Joseph Ward ’65Paul Ward ’65Steve Whichard ’65Edwin Wieser ’65Thomas Wohlleb ’65Michael Wooldridge ’65Joseph Zuniga ’65 88

Chris Rasmussen ’88 was awarded the ConnectedCOPS International Social Media Leadership Award. The award was presented at September’s Social Media In Law Enforcement (SMILE) conference in Birmingham, England for singularly demonstrating exemplary and selfless leadership in the use of social media to improve public safety and/or enhance the Redwood City Police Department’s community engagement and reputation. Officer Rasmussen was commended

for his creativity, innovation and willingness to share his knowledge by mentoring others, participating in public speaking opportunities and leading by example. Rasmussen, has been in law enforcement for 23 years, having served in both the San Francisco Police Department and currently the Redwood City Police Department.

Congratulations to Aaron Moreno ’91 who was inducted into the Sacramento Blues Society’s (SBS) Hall of Fame in 2014. According to SBS, Moreno, who performs under the name of Aaron King, has been an ambassador for Sacramento blues around the world showcasing a style that owes as much to jazz guitarists like Herb Ellis and country guitarists like Hank Garland as it does to blues guitarists like Albert King and Albert Collins. Born and raised in Sacramento, King got his first lessons in blues from Sacramento Blues Hall of Famer Johnny “Guitar” Knox. He continued his blues guitar education under the mentorship of another Sacramento Blues Hall of Famer, Little Charle Baty, developing a style that would combine blues, jazz, and country guitar. From there he spent his formative years playing guitar for and recording with the late, great pianist Omar Shariff. Playing with renowned Sacramento jump blues band The Chrome Addicts, King went on to win several Sacramento Area Music Awards (Sammies) including a Critic’s Choice Award for Outstanding Guitarist. After several national and international tours with the Chrome Addicts, he left the band to start his own group, Aaron King and the Imperials. In addition to playing with the Imperials he also toured with world-renowned boogie-woogie pianist Mitch Woods playing such prestigious festivals as the Montreal Jazz Festival and Umbria Jazz Festival. In recent years, King has broadened his musical horizons through his association with highly respected Sacramento jazz bassist Harley White, Jr., blurring the lines between blues, jazz, funk, and even hip-hop in an effort to continue pushing the music forward. To be considered for the SBS-HOF, nominees must have Blues as the primary format or music style, at least a 20-year history of Blues participation, made a historical contribution and had an impact and overall influence on Blues in the Sacramento region, as determined by the SBS-HOF Committee.


CLASS OF 70Nick Adams ’70Frank Anderson ’70Christopher Boyd ’70Ross Caniglia ’70Patty Carl ’70Peter Carroll ’70Robert Davila ’70Floyd Ellsworth ’70Michael Fager ’70Michael Finn ’70Stephen Flannery ’70Josephine Galvez ’70Steven Gau ’70Leopoldo Gonzalez ’70Harry Goodier ’70Nancy Hudson ’70John Kleinsorge ’70Kathy Knapp ’70Michael Lobue ’70Teresa Locastro ’70Anthony Logan ’70David Luther ’70Fred Luzzi ’70Franklin Maketa ’70John Marquardsen ’70Denise O’Ray ’70William Orduno ’70Michael Papin ’70David Petrinovich ’70Ted Renda ’70Janet Rosati ’70Anthony Rupp ’70James Scollan ’70Robert Seybold ’70Bill Sils ’70Glen Stefan ’70Debra Stuart Seitz ’70Marc Thompson ’70Daniel Tuse ’70Bob Van Hultan ’70William Walder ’70Joanne Wemmer ’70Fred Wikkeling ’70Greg Winter ’70

CLASS OF 75Mark Adorni ’75Anthony Alvarez ’75Luis Amaya ’75Karen Banta ’75Paul Batista ’75Carolyn Castillo ’75Nicolas Ciani ’75Thomas Corcoran ’75Barry Dallas ’75Cathy Davis ’75Denis Donovan ’75Vince Dutra ’75Gregory Franchi ’75Eric Golden ’75John Gonzales ’75Terry Green ’75Andres Hernandez ’75Andy Hernandez ’75Jess Hernandez ’75Dana Howe ’75Walter Howell ’75Peter Ivanovich ’75Juan Jimenez ’75Kim Lamar ’75James Loomis ’75William Marzalek ’75Patrick McKenna ’75Judith Montemayor ’75Mario Montes ’75John Montoya ’75Keith Mosley ’75Thomas Navarro ’75Frank O’Connell ’7596

In May, Tianna Herrera ’96 was promoted to the rank of Senior Master Sgt (SMSgt) for the United States Air Force. Thank you, SMSgt Herrera, for your service, 16 ½ years and counting!

Kristy Lauer-Babb ’96 celebrated her second year as Partner at FSB Core Strategies, a public relations and public affairs firm in

Sacramento and Orange County. She was recently named to the Honorary Board for Raley’s Food for Families program as well as the Folsom Chamber of Commerce.

Jason Azevedo ’97 has been working his magic in Sacramento’s food scene for quite some time. Currently, he is the executive chef of Mighty Tavern in Fair Oaks. He opened the restaurant in the spring of 2013 as the sous chef, and was promoted to chef in October of the same year. He also heads a small underground meat CSA (Community Supported Agriculture), Tesa Duro Salumi, that specializes in artisan cured meats, committed to using animals raised in a humane manner and providing a product that focuses on quality

rather than quantity. Azevedo’s philosophy is simple, in principle, "Make good food, repeat."

John Corcoran ’98 was awarded the 2013 "Police Officer of the Year" award by the Pinole Police Department, in Contra Costa County, and was recently promoted to detective, after working there for just 18 months. John, his wife Kimberly and two sons moved to the area, from Sacramento, after five years with the Los Rios Police Department. While at Los Rios, John was recognized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving for the most DUI arrests in his department for four consecutive years.

Stephen Perez ’99 graduated St. Mary’s College of California in 2003. He earned his master’s degree in Nursing from UCSF in 2008 and was also selected for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Program in Washington, D.C. in 2008. In 2011 he was awarded an Excellence in Nursing Award by Washingtonian Magazine. The award honors registered nurses "who go beyond the call of duty to protect, preserve and enhance” the well-being of their patients and the community. Perez is now attending the University of Pennsylvania as a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Future of Nursing Scholar. Through the program, Perez will earn a PhD. He is studying how policy decisions affect significant public health issues and outcomes in underserved populations. His particular area of interest is in the intersection of health policy and infectious diseases. He believes evidenced-based policy making is essential to developing innovative and sustainable public health programs and models. He would like to explore how nurses can continue to lead health policy conversations in this country. Perez has nursing experience in the field of HIV/AIDS, public health and chronic disease management. His diverse professional background includes work in direct clinical care, health policy and quality improvement in health systems. Additionally he serves as adjunct faculty in the Georgetown University graduate nursing program. He holds certifications as an AIDS Certified Registered Nurse (Assoc. of Nurses in AIDS Care), an Adult Nurse Practitioner-Board Certified (American Nurses Credentialing Center), and an HIV Specialist (American Academy of HIV Medicine).


Paula Osborne ’75Ron Paiva ’75Jesse Sanchez ’75David Silva ’75Joseph Silva ’75Denis Smith ’75Joseph Sturn ’75Dennis Tharp ’75Ted Thompson ’75Ruben Torres ’75Ludwig Wikkeling ’75

CLASS OF 80Frank Albert ’80Louise Aubin ’80Laurie Bacchini ’80Matthew Bonner ’80John Boone ’80Kurt Brink ’80Gregory Bucher ’80Tony Carda ’80Richard Carlson ’80John Carson ’80Richard Cervantes ’80Vickie Cleary ’80Daniel Colby ’80Arturo Colmenarez ’80William Colon ’80Barry Dahlbeck ’80Lynette Del Ponte ’80Flavio DeLaTorres ’80Tom Downey ’80Ted Economy ’80Gary Ender ’80John Ferguson ’80Jim Fox ’80Bradley Galindo ’80Gerard Gay ’80Richard Gliebe ’80John Golsong ’80John Gonzales ’80John Hansen ’80James Harding ’80Michael Harr ’80Pat Henry ’80Emanuel Hignutt ’80Rebecca Houseman ’80John Howell ’80Tony Hubert ’80Larry Ito ’80Lyle Jackson ’80Kurtis Jahn ’80John Jones ’80Jerome Lammerding ’80Patrick Lane ’80Paul Lyle ’80Michael Lynch ’80Hennessey Mayo ’80Kevin McGehee ’80James McGrath ’80Philip Meyer ’80Vincent Miranda ’80Richard Monteiro ’80Gregory Montoya ’80George Murray ’80Dave O’Callaghan ’80Matthew Parshall ’80Raymond Peck ’80Jerry Perry ’80Dana Piazza ’80Robert Pugh ’80Marvin Ramalho ’80Isela Reavis ’80Arturo Reyes ’80Jose Reynoso ’80Gregory Rincon ’80Sandy Rothove ’80Leonard Sanchez ’80Margaret Scruggs-

Magner ’80

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James Snyder ’99 continues his starring role in Broadway’s If/Then with Idina Menzel. He has even been gracious enough to welcome some CB students, teachers and alums after the show. Here he is with Natalie Maas ’15 and teacher, Cheryl Flaherty.

Kellie Corcoran ’00 a board member of the Christian Brothers Alumni Association, was recently married to Brett Dietz, in a lovely ceremony on the State Capitol grounds. Kellie will also celebrate 10 years in the optometry department with Kaiser Permanente in April 2015.

Asha Veal Brisebois ’00 and Derek Helwig ’00 met up in Chicago at a public humanities event for the nonfiction travel narratives book "The Places We’ve Been: Field Reports from Travelers Under 35" (published fall 2013). Helwig is a contributing writer to the book and Veal Brisebois is the editor. In total, there are 48 contributing writers from cities and countries including London, Greece, Tanzania, Dubai, Lebanon, Montreal, Vancouver, South Africa, Scotland, Paris, South Sudan, Rwanda, Borneo, North Korean Border, Tokyo, Paraguay, Colombia, New York, Los Angeles, and more; with affiliations and honors from the National Endowment for the Arts, The Atlantic, BBC, StoryCorps, Marvel, MTV Base, and more. The book has been acknowledged by the Illinois Humanities Council and Veal Brisebois was invited to present it in September as a Bridging Cultures Project—projects intended to promote understanding and mutual respect for people with diverse histories, cultures, and perspectives within the United States and abroad. The book has been included in university curriculum in courses in cultural anthropology, Africana studies, and literature. More information on the book and the project is available at facebook.com/ThePlaces35.

After producing 12 seasons of The Amazing Race, Derek Helwig ’00 took the leap into other ventures. In the past year, he has produced the American Baking Challenge for CBS, Lone Target for Discovery Channel, and was the Senior Producer for a new show called Dealing Steel set to air later this year on Discovery Channel about a group of mechanics who restore classic cars. In the meantime, he and his wife, Deanna, cashed in Derek’s Amazing Race frequent flyer miles and took their own around the world trip visiting China, Cambodia, India, France, Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Italy, and England. As mentioned above, Derek also took a stab at literature, writing a chapter for the travelogue The Places We’ve Been: Field Notes from Travelers Under 35 about his trip with Deanna hitchhiking across Rwanda.


Patrick Scully ’80Jimmy Sims ’80Mary Singleton ’80Mark Smelosky ’80Richard Spencer ’80Nancy Suiter Recio ’80Debbie Sutton ’80Jean Taylor ’80Greg Thielen ’80Joseph Valencia ’80Mario Vargas ’80Timothy Watters ’80Rosemary Weingarten ’80David Wellendorf ’80Merry Wells ’80

CLASS OF 85David Agajan ’85Gus Aguirre ’85Mark Allen ’85Marlene Angeja ’85Anthony Angello ’85Stephen Ausdenmoore ’85Bret Barkley ’85Stacy Basos ’85James Bathel ’85Lawrence Beilby ’85Sharon Bittle ’85Black ’85David Bond ’85Maria Brown ’85Orie Brown ’85Charles Burton ’85Carreen Chapman ’85Rebecca Contreras ’85Liana Cotton ’85Christopher Craig ’85Chris Cully ’85Theresa Espejel ’85Nina Fernandez ’85David Folkers ’85Anthony Galvez ’85Carl Giordano ’85Deneen Gomez ’85April Gregerson ’85Timothy Guthrie ’85Annette Guzman ’85Erik Hall ’85Andrew Harlow ’85David Hendrickson ’85Yvette Hernandez ’85Erica Hersant ’85Shafia Karim ’85Brian Klein ’85Eric Koch ’85Kenneth Lawrence ’85John Licatesi ’85Ignacio Luna ’85Miguel Marquez ’85Patrick Massa ’85Michael Maucieri ’85Robert McCandless ’85William McConnell ’85Todd McKee ’85Sharon Meadors ’85Paul Merz ’85Danny Miller ’85Randy Parraz ’85Deidre Pasion ’85Marcus Peake ’85Rick Pires ’85Marc Puleo ’85Keith Raynor ’85Bertram Rice ’85Dawn Richardson ’85Joseph Rohlfes ’85Sean Ryan ’85Christopher Scott ’85Cindy Shad ’85Jonathan Shores ’8509

Rachel Smith ’03 who works for FSB Core Strategies, just celebrated her seventh anniversary and is a Senior Account Supervisor and Director of Media Relations. Rachel was recently named as a co-editor for GirlsontheGrid.com.

Brendan Carroll ’08 graduated from San Francisco State University with a bachelor’s degree in film. He currently lives and works in San Francisco as a documentary film distributor and producer at California Newsreel. Look for him at improv and comedy clubs on nights and weekends.

Lauré Kwoka ’08 graduated from CSUS in the fall of 2013 with a degree in anthropology. In 2012 Kwoka began playing Australian football with the team here in town, the Sacramento Suns. Australian football, or Footy, is like rugby and soccer mixed together. Kwoka traveled across the country playing. In 2013, she tried out for the USA women’s team and made the B-side team (the USA women’s development team). She again made the B-side team (USA Liberty) again in 2014. In August, Kwoka traveled with the team to play in Melbourne with plans to live in Sydney pursuing her love of footy for at least the next year.

Sterling Arterberry ’09 graduated from Sonoma State University in the spring with a degree in criminal justice. A four-year starter with the Seawolves’ basketball team, he is currently working for New Faze Development while preparing to take the Law School Admissions Test in December.

Joey ’09 and Hannah ’09 Cohen are putting in some long hours at the University of the Pacific, Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco. Although most days begin by 7 a.m. and don’t end until well after 9 p.m., they are both loving the dental school experience and learning a lot.


David Fontaine ’09 graduated from Hampton University in Virginia. He recently returned to the Sacramento area and is working for Nordstrom, Inc.

Kayla (Peck) Maciel ’09 and her husband, Chase, celebrated one year of marital bliss in September and look forward to many more years of happiness ahead.

Josh Tucker ’09 graduated from UC Berkeley with a bachelor’s degree in anthro-pology. Tucker was a five-year player for Cal and a 2013 and 2014 USA Rugby First Team All American. He is currently living in Santa Clara and working as an inside account manager for Blue Chip Tek.

Sofia Carroll ’10 graduated from UC Santa Cruz in June with high honors in anthropology and sociology. She is back in Sacramento, looking for a job.

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Kenneth Silva ’85Alex Singleton ’85Boyd Smith ’85David Smith ’85Scott Sommer ’85Todd Terll ’85Joseph Thomas ’85Matthew Thomas ’85Jerry Tuma ’85William Valdez ’85Aaron Ward ’85Derek Ware ’85Mary Watanabe ’85Edward Weaver ’85Christopher Womick ’85Vincent Wruck ’85Gerardo Zaffa ’85

CLASS OF 90Christopher Aaberg ’90Brent Angelo ’90Alfonso Becknell ’90Kevin Birch ’90David Boring ’90Christopher Brown ’90Patrick Brown ’90William Brunk ’90Reginald Cherry ’90Andreas Christensen ’90Jeffery Corbett ’90Kerry Coughlin ’90Patrick Daly ’90Christian de Leon-

Horton ’90David Delisi ’90Nick DeLucchi ’90Liza Dobson ’90Ryan Driscoll ’90Mark Fierro ’90James Foster ’90Cherise Gallegos ’90Jesus Garcia ’90Carlo Giordano ’90Jason Huff ’90Kevin Huston ’90Christopher Kiene ’90Matthew Langer ’90Marc McKinney ’90Christopher Mirrione ’90Francisco Montes ’90Michael Mulligan ’90Anthony Muzzi ’90Long Nguyen ’90Michael Nunes ’90David Ortega ’90Vincent Pyle ’90Thomas Quigley ’90Joaquin Ronquillo ’90Trevor Rose ’90Matthew Salazar ’90Patricia Sanchez ’90Jean-Paul Scheiber ’90John Shern ’90Paul Simi ’90Barrett Sizemore ’90James Swanigan ’90Chad Swanson ’90Michael Ta ’90Alexander Tarpin ’90Zlatko Theodorovic ’90Thorston Thorpe ’90Linda Wallace ’90

CLASS OF 95Geoffrey Alderete ’95Samuel Ancheta ’95Charles Brack ’95Jessica Brewer ’95Anthony Brown ’95Tyrone Buckley ’95


Hard work definitely paid off for Asante Cleveland ’10 who earned a spot on the San Francisco 49ers practice squad. He’s even hit the gridiron on game day when the starting tight ends suffered injuries.

Katie Hoekman ’10 enjoyed a stellar collegiate career in volleyball and earned a bachelor’s degree in political science at the University of San Diego. She is currently working with the Texas Christian University volleyball program as a graduate assistant while earning her master’s degree in liberal studies with an emphasis on political science.

Samantha Schumann ’10, ATC, graduated from Chapman University with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training. She returned to CB this summer and is working as the school’s athletic trainer while Darci Calista is enjoying maternity leave.

Dominga Noe ’11 traveled to Washington, D.C. this summer with her father, David, and sister, Samantha ’18, as representatives of the Northern California Chapter of the Marfan Foundation. The group met with Congressman Ami Bera to discuss the importance of Marfan awareness and research.

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Jake Bunch ’95Jason Burns ’95Michael Cervantes ’95Eric Davila ’95Michael Dela Cueva ’95Kristina Delgado ’95Matthew Di Pirro ’95Kristen Donald ’95Kevin Farrell ’95Giovanni Fiorentini ’95William Fisher ’95Miguel Fraguela ’95Stephen Gill ’95Bevan Hart ’95Jonathan Hendryx ’95Rob Hertel ’95Jason Holmly ’95Robert Hyde ’95Katie Iniguez ’95Jason Jackson ’95Christopher La Sala ’95Anh Le ’95Gibran Leesha ’95Darius Leotaud ’95Jeannine Lopez ’95Nadia Lopez ’95Teresa Mc Neil ’95Michael Mc Quillan ’95Monica Melendez ’95Jennifer Moller ’95Sierra Mulloy ’95Laura Prim ’95Sean Scott ’95Elizabeth Shea ’95Megan Silva ’95Todd Simmons ’95Sean Sterner ’95Tamara Stewart ’95Holly Thompson ’95Kristina Valdez ’95Danielle Van Pelt ’95Marquise Vann ’95Meg Walrath ’95Helen Watson ’95Evan Williams ’95Justin Williams ’95James Woolley ’95Megan Wright ’95Ben Yeager ’95

CLASS OF 00Kent Anderson ’00Zackary Aurich ’00Robert Bregante ’00Wil Busfield ’00Eva Cantu ’00Michael Cassady ’00Corey Chapman ’00Patricia Colbert ’00Kyle Crawford ’00Ryan Cumby ’00Matthew De Berry ’00Adrianne Devitt ’00Rachelle Doyle ’00Charles Ericson ’00Ted Flynn ’00Sabrina Fong ’00Katherine Gaskins ’00Michael Green ’00Jennifer Hartsill ’00Jennifer Havey ’00Anna Heacock ’00Erin Heath ’00Shandyn Hicks ’00Francisco Jauregui ’00Mario Kinney ’00Jonathan Koenig ’00Kyle Larson ’00Jimmy Lombardo ’00Vidal Lopez ’00


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Abby Williams ’11 spent the summer interning for the William E. Simon Foundation which supports a number of Catholic and charter schools in the South Bronx and Jersey City areas. Working for the Foundation was not only a great learning experience, but also gave Williams cause to reflect upon her educational experiences and opportunities at CB. She opted to become a policy studies major after traveling to New Orleans during her junior year at CB as part of a VENAVER retreat aimed at helping to rebuild the area following Hurricane Katrina – five years after the devastating storm. As a result of this positive VENAVER experience, she joined Lafayette’s Alternative School Break (ASB) club during her freshman year in college as a trip participant. In sophomore year, she joined the Executive Board as Education Chair and in her junior year she led a trip to the Jersey Shore focused on disaster relief and recovery. (Full circle four years later!) As a senior, Williams is serving as president of ASB and plans to go on yet another service trip. Williams says that her experience with ASB is a direct result of her VENAVER experience.

Kelsey Wong ’11 did not know all that was in store for her when she signed up to spend her January term in Sri Lanka, she simply knew that she would be serving the community in the capital of Colombo. Even if she had known, nothing could have prepared her. Wong, a senior at St. Mary’s College of California says “I had no idea that over the course of one month, I could fall so in love with such a beautiful country and its people through my service. While I have a million favorite parts of this trip, my two main highlights would be living with the Brothers and serving in an all-boys school. I had the pleasure of living in community with several Lasallian Brothers in Colombo, where I witnessed their active involvement in their community and genuine commitment to the five core Lasallian principles. In addition to working alongside the Brothers, I had the chance to teach English at St. Joseph’s College. My seventh grade students were rambunctious yet always eager to learn. While I enjoyed teaching in the classroom, my favorite times were hanging out with the boys after school hours to practice their English and for them to give me insight on their own culture. Traveling to Sri Lanka has been by far my most favorite experience and I can’t wait to return someday.”

Michael Carroll ’13 is a sophomore at UC San Diego, majoring in Math and Computer Science. He will be using the skills he learned at KBFT this year with a part-time job creating videos of lectures at school.

Luke Machado ’00Carmen Manuel ’00Fabian Melendez ’00Donald Padilla ’00Tony Pagliaroli ’00Jeffrey Panen ’00Manuel Perez ’00Cory Polster ’00Ryan Powell ’00Teresa Rabenberg ’00Erin Resendez ’00Jacquenette Reyes ’00Crystal Richardson ’00Kao Saephanh ’00Sarah Sanchez ’00Allison Santsche ’00Kristina Singleton ’00Alan Slavik ’00Milan Symon ’00Martin Tequida ’00Asha Veal ’00Jorrel Verella ’00Meghan Wagner ’00Leslie Waters ’00Sean Witt ’00Julianne Zonneveld ’00

CLASS OF 05Alisha Campbell ’05Christopher De Witt ’05Alison Del Real ’05Phillip Garman ’05Eric Harris ’05Kevin Hayes ’05Colleen Karbowski ’05Carl Lacey ’05Audrey Laino ’05Edward Mizutani ’05Heather Neves ’05Sal Paolini ’05Victoria Paulk ’05Nicole Ponce ’05Noah Powell ’05Jose Raymundo ’05Felipe Riviera-Jurado ’05Irene Serwanga ’05Anthony Soto ’05Sonya Teclai ’05Mariana Torres ’05Brad Tryon ’05Christopher Vassell ’05Justin Walters ’05Noah Webb ’05Ashton Whittington ’05James Wilson ’05

CLASS OF 10Dulma Altan ’10Taylor Hamzy ’10Hannah Jorge ’10Hyun Kim ’10Julian Nagler ’10Graham Ryden ’10

Mark Your Calendars


Christmas Instrumental Concert – December 4, 2014CB’s concert band, honors band, string ensemble and jazz bands will be performing at 7 p.m. in the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center.

Christmas Choral Concert – December 13, 2014Join us as CB’s choral groups perform the Christmas classics and more. Performances are scheduled for 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the George Cunningham’40 Performing Arts Center.

Placement Exam for Incoming Freshmen – Saturday, January 17, 2015Students interested in attending CB in the 2015-16 school year are required to take the placement exam on Saturday, January 17. Online applications are due on January 15, 2015. A link is available in the admissions section of our website at www.cbhs-sacramento.org. Students must check in by 8:45 a.m. and will be finished at approximately 12:30 p.m. Please contact the admissions office for more information at (916) 733-3690.

Festival of One Acts – January 30 & 31, February 1, 6, 7 & 8The talents of CB’s actors, writers and directors will be on full display at the 2015 Festival of One Acts. Performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. on Sundays. All of the "Acts" are written, directed and performed by CB's talented students.

Alumni Dinner – Saturday, January 31, 2015Join the CB Alumni Association for fun, fellowship and great food! Celebrate the Class of ’65 on its golden anniversary. Festivities begin at 6 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium.

An Evening on the Riviera – Saturday, March 21, 2015Experience the thrill of Cannes, stroll and shop the streets of Nice, enjoy cocktails Monte Carlo style and play the night away in St. Tropez as CB celebrates “An Evening on the Riviera” at its annual auction on Saturday, March 21, 2015. The silent auction, hosted cocktails and hors d’oeuvres begin at 5:30 p.m. in the Jack Witry Field House with dinner and the live auction scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium. Proceeds from the event benefit a wide variety of student programs including tuition assistance.

We often hear from alumni that their favorite

part of Connection magazine is the Alumni

News & Notes section. Email your current

contact information and update to Keith

Cherry ’82, director of alumni giving at

[email protected]. If you do not

have email, please call Keith at (916) 733-3608

or send a note to the advancement office.

If your class year ends in a 0 or a 5, you are

due to have a reunion in 2015. If you are

interested in helping organize a celebration,

please contact Keith Cherry ’82, director of

alumni giving, at (916) 733-3608 or via e-mail

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AN EVENING ON THE RIVIERAExperience the thrill of Cannes, stroll and shop the streets of Nice, enjoy cocktails Monte Carlo style and play the night away in St. Tropez. It’s sure to be a fantastic night of fabulous food and exceptional auction items.

Hosted cocktails and hors d’oeuvres begin at 5:30 p.m. in the Jack Witry Field House

Dinner and the live auction are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium. Proceeds from the event benefit a wide variety of student programs including tuition assistance.

$800 table of 10 $85 per person on or before February 28, 2015 $100 per person after February 28, 2015

More information is available on our website at www.cbhs-sacramento.org

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