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VOLUME 27 ISSUE 1 Bishop Amat Memorial High School Tradition

Susan O’Connor Byrne ‘73 Daylon McCutcheon ‘95

Annu2012-2013al report Edition Bishop Amat Administration Monsignor Aidan M. Carroll, President Mr. Richard Beck, Principal Mrs. Maria Gover ‘66, Assistant Principal, Teacher Supervision Mrs. Ivette Salcedo, Assistant Principal, Student Services Fr. Michael J. Sezzi, Assistant Principal, Studies Office Ms. Deborah R. Oswald, Director of Finance

Bishop Amat Consultative Council Mrs. Carly M. Allevato ’95 Certified Public Accountant Cohen Pivo & Company

Mr. Joseph P. Busch, III ‘66 Attorney at Law, Ret. Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Mrs. Carol Cunningham ‘92 Nurse Practitioner St. Mary Medical Center

Mr. Steven E. Escovar Certified Public Accountant Turner, Laub & Escovar

Mr. Larry Hartmann ‘61 Consultant

Mr. Philip Iriarte City Manager, Ret.

Ms. Stephanie Lesko ‘74 Group 22, Inc.

Mr. Alan G. Ludwig ‘64 President Pascal & Ludwig Constructors

Sylvia Salem, D.D.S.

Mr. John Sciarra ‘72 President & CEO National Retirement Services, Inc.

Mr. Christopher Spohn, ‘78 CEO, WebWise Tutors

Mr. Chris Trujillo ‘74 Vice President, Construction Watson Land Company

Mr. Matthew Vermeeren, Esq. ‘95 Attorney at Law Koch Legal

Mr. Mauricio Zavala ‘88 President Orbit Printing

Ex-Officio Monsignor Aidan M. Carroll President Bishop Amat High School Contact Us Phone: 626-962-2495 Ext. 7456 Mr. Richard Beck FAX: 626-960-0994 Principal Email: [email protected] Bishop Amat High School 14301 Fairgrove Avenue La Puente, CA 91746 Development Office Staff www.bishopamat.org Ms. Deborah R. Oswald, Director of Marketing and Development http://alumni.bishopamat.org Mr. Stephen Hagerty ‘80, Alumni Relations Coordinator Mrs. Lucy Rios, Special Events Coordinator Mrs. Darleen Adamek, Secretary Publication and Production: Mrs. Susan Hidalgo, Secretary Orbit Printing a message from leadership

Dear Alumni and Friends: Dear Friends:

I begin this Annual Report on a The 2012-2013 edition of the Annual personal note by thanking all those Report provides a perfect opportunity who participated with me in celebrating to highlight a few of our academic the Golden Jubilee of my ordination to and extracurricular developments that the Priesthood. I deeply appreciate contribute to the tradition of excellence the many prayerful good wishes you, as alumni, have established and Monsignor Aidan M. Carroll you extended to me in connection fostered through the years. Richard Beck President with the celebratory events in May. I Principal am especially grateful to those who As a comprehensive school, our academic program is always generously presented me with wonderful gifts. It is a matter of expanding to meet the educational needs and interests of our great personal satisfaction to me that the Lord has enabled me student body. With seventeen Advanced Placement courses to spend twenty-one of my fifty years in the priesthood in service offered including AP Physics and our newest addition, AP to the Bishop Amat High School Family. Human Geography taught at the freshman level, our advanced curricular program continues to thrive. Moreover, as we begin I am pleased to inform our stakeholders that notwithstanding our ninth year as an authorized school, we celebrate our most the challenging economic conditions which continued to plague recent graduates who earned the prestigious International our families we ended the fiscal year with the financial affairs Baccalaureate Diploma this past summer. Additionally, electives of the school in excellent shape. We achieved a budget surplus offered in college writing, digital graphic design, fitness, and of $419,000.00, grew the Endowment Fund by 23% and the photography complement our educational program. Named Scholarship Funds by 19%. We also grew our Capital Improvement Fund by 102% to $872,020.00 and throughout the In keeping current with educational technology, many of our year maintained an operational surplus of slightly in excess of teachers now incorporate the use of iPads and similar devices $1,000,000.00. in their daily instruction. Students are encouraged to bring their own laptops and tablets for note-taking, research, and as These achievements are noteworthy in light of the fact that a single source for textbooks available in electronic format. Our we still have one of the lowest tuition and fees schedule in the (air conditioned!) classrooms are equipped to allow for teachers Archdiocesan school system and that we upped our financial and students to utilize our recently acquired class-set of iPads aid allotment by 25.8% to $390,000.00. Moreover, we took a with applications that enhance instruction and learning across all onetime special charge of $380,000.00 against our Capital subject areas. Improvement Fund to pay for the installation of air conditioning throughout the campus. With well over two-thirds of students participating in our athletic and extracurricular programs, the rich tradition of student It should be noted that none of these budgetary successes were 1 involvement beyond the classroom continues as a cornerstone achieved by compromising the quality of our traditional religious of a Bishop Amat education. If you have not recently attended a and educational programs. We have a highly qualified and Bishop Amat athletic contest, choral performance, band concert, dedicated faculty whose members, under the leadership of first dance or theater production, we would be delighted if you could year principal, Mr. Richard Beck, worked tirelessly to meet the join us on campus this year. Additionally, our biannual Career Days educational needs of our students. Advanced Placement and provide alumni with the opportunity to speak about their chosen International Baccalaureate results were excellent and members professions to our junior students. If interested in participating in of the graduating class gained admission to some of the most the December and/or February presentations, please contact our elite colleges and universities throughout the nation. Career Counselor, Mrs. Teri George ‘80 (tgeorge@bishopamat. org) for more details. Looking to the future I am optimistic that the general economic conditions will continue to improve, led by the housing and As always, our school website (bishopamat.org) with its alumni automobile industries. I am also looking for economic growth portal and Facebook page (facebook.com/bishopamat) serve development in California, buoyed by expansion in the high as sources for news and updates related to all things Amat. I tech fields. This should alleviate many of the problems in the Annual Report 2013-2014 Amat High School Bishop encourage you to refer to these sites often. State budgetary situation and trigger an uptick in public sector employment. Realistically, however, the need to make attendance We look forward to your continued support of your alma mater! at the school affordable for our traditional client families will remain a daunting challenge for some time to come.

Alumni have an indispensable role to play in helping us to meet that challenge. We have abundant evidence that the vast majority of you love and respect Bishop Amat High School. We have no doubt that you want to see it continue to thrive and attain new heights of excellence in its educational mission. Many of you have been generously assisting us with your time, talent and treasure as we strive to attain that goal. I earnestly appeal to those of you who have not already done so to become part of this great crusade to ensure that Amat will shine not only “tonight” but into the distant future as well. class of 2013 academics

Among the top graduating Seniors of the Class of 2013 are Valedictorian Daniel Ramos (Stanford), Salutatorian Olivia Egger (Fordham), graduation speakers Anthony Sidhom (Claremont McKenna College) and Olivia Hummer (Stanford) and Bishop Amat’s first Gates Millenium Scholar, Thomas Rivera (pictured with Msgr. Aidan M. Carroll).

The Gates Millenium Scholar Program, funded by a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, provides 1,000 talented students each year a good-through-graduation scholarship to use at any college or university of their choice. The scholarship covers tuition, fees, books and living expenses. The scholars are also provided with personal and professional development through the Gates leadership programs along with academic support throughout their college careers which prepares them to assume important roles in their professions and in their communities.

In addition to becoming a Gates Millenium Scholar, Thomas was also among twenty-four high school seniors who were awarded a Milken Family Foundation Scholarship in the amount of $10,000.00. Candidates for the Milken Scholarship were chosen based on their academic performance, community service, leadership and ability to persevere in the face of challenges. Thomas will be attending Pomona College.

Members of the Bishop Amat High School Class of 2013 were accepted at the following 4-year Colleges and Universities:

The University of California Boston University Oregon State University Washington University in St. Louis Berkeley Bryant University Pace University Wesleyan University Davis Case Western Reserve University Pratt Institute Willamette University Irvine Central Arizona College Purdue University Los Angeles Champlain College Regis University* Private & Independent College & Merced Charleston Southern University Saint John’s University (MN)* Universities in the State of California Riverside College of Saint Benedict* Saint John’s University (NY)* San Diego Colorado State University Saint Mary’s College (IN)* Azusa Pacific University Santa Barbara Creighton University* Seattle University* Biola University Santa Cruz Dartmouth College Seton Hall University* California Lutheran University DePaul University* Siena College* Chapman University California State Universities Drexel University Southern New Hampshire University Claremont McKenna College 2 Bakersfield Duke University Spellman College Concordia University (CA) Channel Islands Emerson College Stonehill College Holy Names University* Chico Emory University Swarthmore College Hope International University Dominguez Hills Fordham University* Syracuse University La Sierra University East Bay George Mason University Texas A&M University Loyola Marymount University* Fresno George Washington School of Medicine The Catholic University of America* Menlo College Fullerton Gonzaga University* The College of William & Mary Mount Saint Mary’s College* Humboldt Graceland University The University of Arizona Notre Dame de Namur University* Long Beach Grand Canyon University Tuskegee University Pacific Union College Los Angeles Hawaii Pacific University University of Dallas* Pepperdine University Monterey Bay Hofstra University University of Dayton Pitzer College Northridge Howard University University of Hawaii at Hilo Point Loma Nazarene University Pomona Indiana Wesleyan University University of Hawaii at Manoa Pomona College San Bernardino Iona College* University of Kentucky Saint Mary’s College of California*

Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2013-2014 Annual Report 2013-2014 Amat High School Bishop San Diego Lewis & Clark College University of Louisiana at Lafayette Santa Clara University* San Luis Obispo Long Island University University of Miami Soka University San Marcos Loyola University Chicago* University of Nevada, Reno Stanford University San Francisco Loyola University New Orleans* University of New Mexico University of La Verne San Jose Marquette University* University of Notre Dame* University of Redlands Sonoma Maryville University University of Oregon University of San Diego* Minnesota State University Moorhead University of Rochester University of San Francisco* Colleges and Universities Outside Molloy College University of Utah University of Southern California the State of California Nebraska Wesleyan University University of Washington University of the Pacific Albright College New York University Utah State University Vanguard University Arizona State University Northern Arizona University Villanova University* Westmont College Benedictine College* Northwestern University Wagner College Whittier College Boise State University *Catholic University/College Career Day 2013

he Counseling Department at Bishop Amat High School has long recognized the importance of providing our students with guidance regarding their future career Tchoices. Never ceasing to be amazed at the depth and variety of their intellectual and vocational skills, we seek to steer them towards occupations that will challenge them to excel and fulfill their life aspirations in their post-Amat years.

One of the means we use to further this objective is our biannual Career Day – held this year on February 20, 2013. Following our usual practice we invited several successful individuals from the professional, business, public service and general work worlds to come on campus and make presentations to interested students in assigned classrooms.

Noteworthy, as always, among this group were several of our own Bishop Amat alumni. Ken Kendrena,’88, enthralled his listeners with his account of how he founded his own very successful company, Inside Edge. Attorney, Patricia Young, Esq.,’97, gave a fascinating account of her work as a Deputy Federal Public Defender with convicts on Death Row at San Quentin. Joycelyn Mallari Yamzon, Ph.D., ’96, an Associate Professor of Pharmacy at Loma Linda University informed students on the steps they must take to become pharmacists. Joycelyn is married to Jonathan Yamzon, M.D., a specialist in the field of Urology at the City of Hope.

Other alumni presenters included, Nino Vanillo, ‘84 (LA County Firefighter), Jeriel Lagac, R.N.,’02 (Registered Nurse), Michael Lange, ’02 (Wells Fargo Bank), Alicia Cantwell, ‘87 (Occupational Therapist), Erik Espinoza, ’93 (Director of Sports Video, USC), Christine Hernandez, ’93 (Social Worker) and Nicole Burgos Lange, ’02 (U.S. Secret Service).

We are deeply grateful to these individuals for their support of our educational programs.

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Bishop Amat Students Feed the Homeless

n Tuesday, February 12, twenty-five Bishop Amat students after a busy day of studies and activities headed for St. Martha Church in Valinda. Their goal, to serve a nourishing dinner to some 175 homeless men and women who were being provided with overnight shelter in the parish hall. O Annual Report 2012-2013 Amat High School Bishop For many years the parish has participated in a four month long program operated by an interfaith coalition in the San Gabriel Valley that provides this vital service to homeless people during the coldest and wettest time of the year. When he sponsors the program for fourteen days during February, Father Mauricio Goloran, the Pastor, invites various groups, including Bishop Amat students, to assume responsibility for serving the evening meal on one occasion.

As in previous years, our Christian Service Moderators Mr. Bernie Kasilag and Ms. Cindy Medina enthusiastically assumed leadership roles in the project. They recruited and briefed students who wished to participate. They signed up parent volunteers who would chaperone the students. To ensure that the guests would have a hearty meal they arranged with Mr. Jim Bevers, Proprietor of the Lancer Café, to serve generous portions of turkey, stuffing, gravy and potatoes followed by ice cream, cookies and coffee to the guests.

Participation in the program counted as a partial fulfillment of the students’ twenty hour Christian Service requirement for this year. “The students did an excellent job”, said Ms. Medina, “and really enjoyed being a part of the event.” Mr. Kasilag added, “This was a great opportunity to share our blessings with some very needy people and clearly indicated our students’ love for Christian Service.” Monsignor Aidan M. Carroll

orn in Sligo, Ireland, a young Aidan Carroll Asst. Superintendent of Secondary Schools. In this enrolled at All Hallows Seminary in Dublin position he monitored the financial operation of 4 at the age of seventeen. He earned a BA some forty archdiocesan and parish high schools. in Philosophy from the National University in Dublin and was ordained a priest for the In 1974 he returned to the Catholic University of BArchdiocese of Los Angeles on June 16, 1963. America for two more years of graduate studies in the field of education. He was assigned to St. Paul Arriving in Los Angeles on July 29, 1963 he was assigned High School in Santa Fe Springs where he served as as an Assistant Pastor at St. Robert Bellarmine Parish principal for ten years. In 1986 Cardinal Roger Mahony in Burbank. In that capacity he served as a part- appointed him to a five-year term as Superintendent time teacher of Religion in Bellarmine Jefferson High of Schools with responsibility for the supervision of School which was operated by the parish. He was all Archdiocesan schools, K-12. subsequently assigned to pursue graduate studies at the Catholic University of America in Washington, On completion of this assignment, Monsignor D.C. where in 1967, he earned an MA in Education. Carroll was afforded the opportunity to take a nine Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2013-2014 Annual Report 2013-2014 Amat High School Bishop Upon returning to Los Angeles he was appointed month sabbatical at the Jesuit Graduate School of Theology in Cambridge, MA. When he returned to the Archdiocese in 1992 he was assigned as Principal of Bishop Amat High School. In 2002, Cardinal Mahony appointed him President of Bishop Amat High School, the position he currently holds.

During his tenure of twenty-one years at Bishop Amat High School, Monsignor Carroll has excelled in his pursuit to provide students with state- of-the-art facilities by increasing the number of science labs on campus, remodeling the Brutocao Library in 1995, constructing a performing arts building that houses the choral, band and drama programs, and conducted a successful capital campaign to construct a new student activities building (Carroll Center). In 2013 Monsignor Carroll air conditioned all classrooms on the Bishop Amat campus. To ensure the long-term financial stability of the school, he established an Endowment Trust Fund that currently stands at $1,425,081. He is also responsible for establishing 35 named scholarship funds that will provide lasting financial aid to students who are unable to afford the full tuition to attend Bishop Amat High School. The principal of these scholarship funds has grown to $3,026,245.

Monsignor Carroll made the conscious decision to spend his entire life as a priest in the ministry of Catholic education because of his deep conviction as to the importance of that ministry to the life of the church. In all the positions in which he has served, he has sought to strengthen the Catholicity of the schools, to enhance the academic excellence for which they have long been noted, to make them available to families of limited financial resources and to prepare lay people for the leadership and staffing roles they must play in the schools in the absence of Religious personnel. 5

On May 10, 2013, the Bishop Amat Family celebrated a Mass in honor of Monsignor Carroll’s 50th Anniversary of Ordination to the Priesthood. St. Martha Parish in which Monsignor Carroll resides celebrated his Anniversary on June 16. All Hallows Seminary in Ireland hosted a reunion for his Class of 1963 on July 18, 2013.

Congratulations to Monsignor Carroll and a special “thank you” from the Amat Family for all that he has done on behalf of the students, parents, faculty and staff of Bishop Amat High School. Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2011-2012 Annual Report 2011-2012 Amat High School Bishop Bishop Amat sports

CIF Girls Soccer Division 3 Champions

he 2012-2013 school year was filled with many top For another year, the Winter sports were a force to be spots for our sports teams in their respective leagues. reckoned with because all teams made it to CIF playoffs. Numerous student athletes received top rankings and Girls’ basketball finished 4th in the Del Rey League and Twere qualifiers individually, while working as a team runner-up in CIF-Division I. The Lady Lancers also made to make for a triumphant and remarkable year for the Bishop it to the State Tournament Division I semi-finals. Special Amat Lancers. recognition went to Coach Richard Wiard on his 500th game win and for being named Coach of the Year by The football season started off with a bang, winning five of six the San Gabriel Valley Tribune and the CIF-SS Division pre-season games by 10 points or more against such teams 1A. Congratulations Coach Wiard!!! The boys’ basketball as Servite, Charter Oak, and St. Paul. The beginning of the team had a great season as well. They finished 4th in Serra League games got off to a shaky start with a loss to the Del Rey league and made it to CIF 2nd round. Bishop Alemany, who has remained one of the top teams in the league. The Lancers picked it back up the following Under the coaching of Tom Pierre and a team of week during the Homecoming game against Crespi with a 24- alumni wrestlers, the team came out as the Mission 21 win. The success continued with the win against Loyola, League Champions. Four members of the team were putting the Lancers in a tie for first place in the league with a league champions and ten members of the team were 30-20 win. After the loss to Notre Dame, the Amat football qualifiers for CIF-SS Division 4. The wrestling team lost team finished 3rd in the Serra League and continued to the in the semi-finals of the duals in Bloomington 56-12, but first round of CIF. In the playoff opener, Amat lost a hard- Jonathon Ornales, Billy Carmouche, and Tristan Ruiz hitting game against the eventual CIF-SS Division Champions went undefeated in the tournament. Long Beach Poly. In soccer, the Boys’ team placed 3rd in the Del Rey 6 Senior wide receiver Darren Andrews was named All-CIF and junior quarterback Koa Haynes was selected by the San League and made it the CIF 1st round. For the Girls’ Gabriel Valley Tribune as Offensive Player of the Year. soccer team, incredible comebacks have been the theme of the team. After placing 2nd in the Del Rey League, the The Freshman Football Team proved to be a team of talented Lancers struggled in a double overtime 4-3 win against young men with an undefeated season. Congratulations Diamond Bar High School during the CIF-SS Division 3 freshman!!! quarterfinal match. All the hard work and effort from the girls paid off in a 4-2 victory over Pasadena Poly The success continued with student athletes of the Cross to become CIF Division III Champions for the second Country teams with The Lady Lancers again taking the Del time in three seasons. Player of the Year went to Nayeli Rey League Champion title. Congratulations went out to Requejo and for the second time, Ruben Gonzalez was Emily Hubert for making All-League and All-CIF. Along with named Coach of the Year by the San Gabriel Valley her, Vivian Arredondo, Pamela Tenorio, and Iesha Magallanes Tribune and the CIF-SS Division 3.

Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2013-2014 Annual Report 2013-2014 Amat High School Bishop also made All-League.

Congratulations to Coach Richard Wiard ‘82 on his 500th win!

In the San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Coach Wiard makes a statement on this outstanding accomplishment: “It means I’ve been coaching a long time with very good players. I’ve had a lot of assistants through the years, my wife (Kathleen ‘73), my daughter (Kelly ‘97) and now my son (Scott ‘09), but you win with good players. We’ve probably had 20-25 college players. That’s how you win, with good players.” 7 Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2012-2013 Annual Report 2012-2013 Amat High School Bishop Receipts Tuition and Fees 9,238,989 x Foundation/Corporate Scholarship Grants 246880 x

Receipts Auxiliary Activities - Bookstore, Athletic Boosters, Yearbook (Net) 56,353 x Tuition and Fees 9,238,989 x Foundation/Corporate Scholarship Grants Donations (Sponsorships, Parent246880 x Pledge) 206958 Auxiliary Activities - Bookstore, Athletic Boosters, Yearbook (Net) 56,353 x Donations (Sponsorships, Parent Pledge) Miscellaneous Income (Reb206958ates, E-Rate, Late Fees, Parent Hours) 355,173 x Miscellaneous Income (Rebates, E-Rate, Late Fees, Parent Hours) 355,173 x Student Body Activities - ASB, Athletics, Campus Ministry, PerfoSrmtauncde eGrnoutp sB, Colubdsy (N eAt) ctivities - AS6,2B78, xAthletics, Campus Ministry, Performance Groups, Clubs (Net) 6,278 x Fund-Raising Receipts - Extravaganza, Scholarship Benefit DinneFund-Raisingr, Golf, Raffle, Bingo (Net Receipts) - Extravaganza,493,283 x Scholarship Benefit Dinner, Golf, Raffle, Bingo (Net) 493,283 x Total Incomefinances in review10,603,914 10,603,914 Total Income 10,603,914 10,603,914 Expenses Salaries and Benefits 8,028,186 8,028,186 x Operating ExpensesOperating (Taxes, Utilities, Insurance, R Maintenance,evenue Office, Other) 2012-20131,334,777 1,334,777 x Classroom Instruction/Staff Development 278,850 278,850 x Technology Expenses 70,567 70,567 x Capital Expenses 472,198 472,198 x Tuition and Fees $ 9,238.989.00 Total Expenditures Salaries and Benefits10,184,578 10,184,578 10,184,578 8,028,186 8,028,186 x Foundation/Corporate Scholarship Grants $ 246,880.00 Operating Expenses (Taxes, Utilities,419336 Insurance, Maintenance, Office, Other) 1,334,777 1,334,777 x Auxiliary Activities - Bookstore, Athletic Boosters, Yearbook (Net) $ 56,353.00 Classroom Instruction/Staff Development 278,850 278,850 x Donations (Sponsorships, Parent Pledge) $ 206,958.00 Operating Revenue 2012-201Technology3 Operating Expenditures 2012-2013 70,567 70,567 x Tuition and Fees Capital ExpensesMiscellaneous Income (Rebates,Salaries and Benefits E-Rate, Late Fees, Parent Hours) $ 355,173.00 472,198 472,198 x Foundation/Corporate ScholarsStudenthip Grants Body Activities - ASB, Athletics, Campus Ministry, Performance Groups, Clubs (Net) $ 6,278.00 Total Expenditures Operating Expenses (Taxes, Utilities, Insurance, Maintenance, Office, Other) 10,184,578 10,184,578 10,184,578 Auxiliary Activities - Bookstore, Athletic Boosters, Yearbook (Net) Fund-Raising Receipts - Extravaganza, Lancer Classic, Golf, Raffle, Bingo (Net) $ 493,283.00 419336 Donations (Sponsorships, Parent Pledge) Classroom Instruction/Staff Development Total Income $ 10,603,914.00 Miscellaneous Income (Rebates, E-Rate, Late Fees, Parent Hours) Technology

Student Body Activities - ASB, Athletics, Campus Ministry, Performance Groups, Clubs (Net) Capital Expenses Fund-Raising Receipts - Extravaganza, Scholarship Benefit Dinner, Golf, Raffle, Bingo (Net) Operatin4.64g% Revenue 2012-2013 Operating Expenditures 2012-2013 0.69% 2.74% 0.06% 4.65% Tuition and Fees 78.83% Salaries and Benefits 3.35% 1.95% 0.53% 13.11% 87.13% Foundation/Corporate Scholarship Grants 2.33% Operating Expenses (Taxes, Utilities, Insurance, Maintenance, Office, Other) Receipts Tuition and Fees 9,238,989 x Auxiliary Activities - Bookstore, Athletic Boosters, Yearbook (Net) Receipts Foundation/Corporate Scholarship Grants 246880 x Auxiliary Activities - Bookstore, Athletic Boosters, Yearbook (Net) 56,353 x Classroom Instruction/Staff Development Tuition and FeesDonations (Sponsorships, Parent Pledge) 206958 9,238,98Do9natixons (Sponsorships, Parent Pledge) Miscellaneous Income (Rebates, E-Rate, Late Fees, Parent Hours) 355,173 x Foundation/CorporateStudent Body AScholarshipctivities - ASB, Athleti cGrantss, Campus Ministry, Performance Groups, Clubs (Net) 6,278 x 246880 x Fund-Raising Receipts - Extravaganza, Scholarship Benefit Dinner, Golf, Raffle, Bingo (Net) 493,283 x Miscellaneous Income (Rebates, E-Rate, Late Fees, Parent Hours) Auxiliary ActiviTotalties Income - Bookstore, Athletic Boosters, Yearbook (Net) 10,603,914 10,603,914 56,353 x Technology Donations (Sponsorships, Parent Pledge) 206958 Student Body Activities - ASB, Athletics, Campus Ministry, Performance Groups, Clubs (Net) Miscellaneous ExpensesIncome (Rebates, E-Rate, Late Fees, Parent Hours) 355,173 x Salaries and Benefits 8,028,186 8,028,186 x Student Body AOperatingctivit Expensesies - (Taxes,ASB Utilities,, Ath Insurance,letics, Maintenance, Campu Osffice, M Other)inistry, Performa1,334,77nce7 Gr1,334,77oup7sx, Clubs (Net) 6,278 x Capital Expenses Classroom Instruction/Staff Development 278,850 278,850 x Fund-Raising Receipts - Extravaganza, Scholarship Benefit Dinner, Golf, Raffle, Bingo (Net) 4.64% Fund-Raising ReceiptsTechnology - Extravaganza, Scholarship Benefit Dinner, Golf,70,567 Raffle,70,567 x Bingo (Net) 493,283 x Capital Expenses 472,198 472,198 x Total Income Total Expenditures 10,184,578 10,184,578 10,184,578 10,603,914 10,603,914 419336 0.69% 2.74% 0.06% 4.65% 78.83% Expenses Operating Revenue 2012-2013 Operating Expenditures 2012-2013 Tuition and Fees Salaries and Benefits 3.35% Salaries and Benefits 8,028,186 8,028,186 x Operating Expenses 2012-2013 Foundation/Corporate Scholarship Grants 1.95% Operating Expenses (Taxes, Utilities, Insurance, Maintenance, Office, Other) Operating Expenses (Taxes, Utilities, Insurance, Maint1,334,77enance, Office, Oth7er) 1,334,777 x 0.53% 13.11% Auxiliary Activities - Bookstore, Athletic Boosters, Yearbook (Net) 8 87.13% Classroom Instruction/Staff Development 278,850 278,850 x Salaries and Benefits $ 8,028,186.00 Donations (Sponsorships, Parent Pledge) Classroom Instruction/Staff Development 2.33% 70,56Operating7 Expenses70,567 x (Taxes, Utilities, Insurance, Maintenance, Office, Other) $ 1,334,777.00 Technology Miscellaneous Income (Rebates, E-Rate, Late Fees, Parent Hours) Technology Classroom Instruction/Staff Development $ 278,850.00 Capital Expenses Student Body Activities - ASB, Athletics, Campus Ministry, Performance Groups, Clubs (Net) 472,198 472,198 x Capital Expenses Technology $ 70,567.00 Total Expenditures Fund-Raising Receipts - Extravaganza, Scholarship Benefit Dinner, Golf, Raffle, Bingo (Net) 4.64% 10,184,578 10,184,578 10,184,578 419336 Capital Expenses $ 472,198.00 0.69% 2.74% Total Expenditures $ 10,184,578.00 0.06% 4.65% 78.83% 3.35% 1.95% 0.53% 87.13% 13.11% 2.33% Operating Revenue 2012-2013 Operating Expenditures 2012-2013

Tuition and Fees Salaries and Benefits

Foundation/Corporate Scholarship Grants Annual Report 2011-2012 Amat High School Bishop Operating Expenses (Taxes, Utilities, Insurance, Maintenance, Office, Other) Auxiliary Activities - Bookstore, Athletic Boosters, Yearbook (Net)

Donations (Sponsorships, Parent Pledge) Classroom Instruction/Staff Development

Miscellaneous Income (Rebates, E-Rate, Late Fees, Parent Hours) Technology

Student Body Activities - ASB, Athletics, Campus Ministry, Performance Groups, Clubs (Net) Capital Expenses Fund-Raising Receipts - Extravaganza, Scholarship Benefit Dinner, Golf, Raffle, Bingo (Net) 4.64%

0.69% 2.74% 0.06% 4.65% 78.83% 3.35% 1.95% 0.53% 87.13% 13.11% 2.33% scholarshipfinancial dollars aid Dear Alumni and Friends of Bishop Amat High School:

$ 9,238.989.00 Keeping tuition affordable for those who want to be a part of the Amat Family has always been both a focus and a strength $ 246,880.00 of our school. Due to the condition of the economy, many families are unable to send a child to Bishop Amat High School or are unable to have a child continue to attend the school. The primary reason for student withdrawal is the inability of the $ 56,353.00 family to pay the tuition. $ 206,958.00 $ 355,173.00 It is very important that Bishop Amat remain accessible and affordable to the families whom we serve. To that end, the school continues to pursue scholarship opportunities for our students. Monies raised through this year’s Annual Appeal will $ 6,278.00 be directed to current and future students of families who want to attend but cannot afford the entire cost. Please consider $ 493,283.00 making a donation to help a future Lancer obtain the same gift that you received. $ 10,603,914.00 To obtain information on establishing a Named Scholarship, please contact Ms. Deborah Oswald, Development Director at 626-962-2495, Ext. 7444.

Bishop Amat Scholarship and Endowment Trust Funds - June 30, 2013 Amat Legacy Scholarship Fund $ 71,992.00 Bishop Amat High School Alumni Scholarship Fund $ 184,091.00 Bishop Amat High School Endowment Fund $ 1,425,081.00 Byrne Family Scholarship Fund $ 133,548.00 Angelo J. Brutocao Scholarship Fund $ 36,624.00 Lucy and Carmen Cavezza Scholarship Fund $ 82,633.00 Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund $ 62,632.00 Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund $ 65,149.00 Class of 1971 Scholarship Fund $ 95,753.00 Class of 2011 Scholarship Fund $ 37,397.00 Class of 2012 Scholarship Fund $ 37,678.00 Armando Gallegos Memorial Scholarship Fund $ 133,173.00 Sylvester M. Graff Scholarship Fund $ 100,807.00 Helen Haden Scholarship Fund $ 130,769.00 George and Maria Isho Scholarship Fund $ 37,106.00 Knights of Columbus Scholarship Fund $ 118,857.00 Gordon and Elizabeth Ludwig Scholarship Fund $ 141,592.00 George H. Mayr Scholarship Fund $ 132,780.00 Daylon McCutcheon Scholarship Fund $ 116,081.00 William and Agnes McGee Scholarship Fund $ 79,024.00 E.F. McGrade, MD & Aileen McGrade Scholarship Fund $ 52,588.00 Military Memorial Scholarship Fund $ 138,910.00 Mike and Waunita Mulvehill/Ted Mulvehill ‘68 Memorial Scholarship Fund $ 60,905.00 Operating Expenses 2012-2013 Joseph “Sparky” O’Connor Scholarship Fund $ 30,649.00 Charles F. Policare Memorial Scholarship Fund $ 61,359.00 9 Retreat Support Program $ 75,854.00 Frank D. Richardson Scholarship Fund $ 83,462.00 John M. and Michele M. Sciarra Scholarship Fund $ 106,734.00 The Spohn Family Scholarship Fund $ 35,114.00 Scott Sullivan Textbook Scholarship Fund $ 69,202.00 St. Martha Parish Scholarship Fund $ 31,609.00 Jack and Rose Mary Teague Memorial Scholarship Fund $ 124,250.00 Christopher R. and Rosella Trujillo Scholarship Fund $ 87,808.00 Msgr. Roland Zimmerman Scholarship Fund $ 124,949.00 Watson Land Company Scholarship Fund $ 49,235.00 James and Mary Pat Wiard Scholarship Fund $ 68,932.00 Total $ 4,451,326.00 Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2011-2012 Annual Report 2011-2012 Amat High School Bishop

Madison Carpopino, daughter of Ian Hagerty, son of Olivia M. Hummer, daughter of Steve Caropino , Class of 1969 Steve and Maria Hagerty, Class of 1980 Donna Hummer, Class of 1976 rooted in the amat tradition

ishop Amat High School held its 24th Annual Lancer Classic Awards and Dinner on April 12, 2013 at the Hyatt Regency L.A. Hotel Downtown. The Lancer Classic honors individuals for their outstanding contributions to society and who have unselfishly given of their time and talents to both supporting and promoting the school’s mission statement. This year’s Bhonorees included co-recipients George and Maria Isho, long-time supporters of Catholic education and parish ministries, for the Monsignor Thomas A. Kiefer Award and alumni co-recipients Susan Byrne ’73 and Daylon McCutcheon ’95 for the 2013 Alumnus of the Year Award.

George and Maria Isho 2013 Monsignor Thomas A. Kiefer Humanitarian Award

George and Maria Isho’s commitment to community service, both as individuals and business leaders made them eminently worthy of receiving the Kiefer Award. The Isho’s relationship with Bishop Amat began in 2005 when they enrolled their oldest son Andrew as a freshman student. They are major donors to the capital campaign to build the new Student Activity Center and Maria is extensively involved in making the school’s major fund raising events a success. Outside of Bishop Amat, the Isho’s are involved in St. Martha’s School, St. George Chaldean Catholic Parish, Father Kolbe Misssionaries of the Immaculata, the Assyrian Medical Society and the Trinitarians.

Daylon McCutcheon ‘95 2013 Alumnus of the Year Award

Daylon attended Bishop Amat from 1992 to 1995. As a senior, he was named CIF Football Player of the Year. Daylon holds the school record for yards rushed in a single season (2,456). He attended USC and played defense for the Trojans. He was drafted by the Cleveland Browns where he played until he retired in 2007. Over the years Daylon has been generous to his Alma Mater. Since retiring from his career in pro football, he has given his time and talent to coaching defense at Bishop Amat. In 2008 he continued his generosity by establishing the Daylon McCutcheon Scholarship Fund with a pledge of $100,000.00. Daylon is married to Shawna who is also an Amat alum. The McCutcheons have three children; Dyson (10), Shyanne (3), and Maliyah (3). 10 Susan O’Connor Byrne ‘73 2013 Alumnus of the Year Award

Susan was the second of five siblings to attend Bishop Amat High School, graduating in 1973. While at Amat she was active in clubs and activities including twirling short flags with the 200 strong Lancerette Drill Team. She has fond memories of being a member of the first graduating class to experience school- wide co-ed classes. In 2003 Susan returned to Bishop Amat in the role of parent to her then incoming freshman son Robert. Susan and her husband Bob immediately became involved in the life of the school by sponsoring speakers for school assemblies, initiating the “Play Like a Champion” Program at Amat, and bringing University of Notre Dame Hesburgh guest lecturers to our campus. They are generous donors in the areas of scholarship assistance, fund raising events, and support of our educational programs. Daughter, Kati, is currently attending Amat. Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2011-2012 Annual Report 2011-2012 Amat High School Bishop

2013 Lancer Classic Honorees Daylon and Friends Parents $468,624 Donations by ConstituParentenst 2012 - 2013 $468,624 Past Parents $15,400 Donations by Constituent 2012 - 2013 Past Parents $15,400 Business $85,553 $1,065,587 Business $85,553 $1,065,587 Friends of Amat $19,717 Parish & Schools Alumni Friends of Amat $19,717 Parish & Schools Foundations $334,375 Donations by Constituent2% 2012 - 2013 Alumni 10% Foundations $334,375 2% Faculty & Staff $14,970 10% Faculty & Staff $14,970 Alumni $102,518 $1,065,857.00 Faculty & Staff Alumni $102,518 Parish & Schools $24,700 Faculty & Staff 1% Parish & Schools $24,700 Parents $468,624.00 1% Parents $1,065,857 Past Parents $15,400.00 Parents 44% $1,065,857 Business $85,553.00 44% Friends of Amat $19,717.00 Foundations Foundations $334,375.00 Foundations 31% Faculty & Staff $14,970.00 31% Alumni $102,518.00 Parish & Schools $24,700.00 Friends of Amat Business Past Parents Friends of Amat Business Past Parents 2% 8% $1,065,857.00 2% 2% 8% 2% Operational Budget $465,624 Donation DisbursementsOperational 2012 - 201 Budge3 t $465,624 Other School Programs $10,315 Donation Disbursements 2012 - 2013 Other School Programs $10,315 Capital Improvements $6,270 $1,065587 Capital Improvements $6,270 $1,065587 Scholarships $580,418 Scholarships $580,418 Endowment Endowment $3,230 Endowment 0% Endowment $3,230 0% Donation Disbursements 2012 - 2013 donations

$1,065,857 Operation$1,065,857al $1,065,857.00 Operational Budget Budget 44% Operational Budget $465,624.0044% Other School Programs $10,315.00 Capital Improvements $6,270.00 Scholarships Scholarships 54% Scholarships $580,418.00 54% Endowment $3,230.00

$1,065,857.00 Capital Other School Capital Other School Improvements Programs Improvements Programs 1% 1% 1% 1%

2012-2013 11 gifts in kind

In addition to cash gifts, many generous individuals and businesses contribute goods or “in-kind gifts” to Bishop Amat during the year. Many of these gifts are made in support of our Annual Extravaganza, Lancer Classic, and Golf Tournament. Contributions such as computer hardware, library books, and printing support are other ways to assist the school. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to those individuals and businesses who have contributed to Bishop Amat during the 2012-2013 school year. Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2013-2014 Annual Report 2013-2014 Amat High School Bishop

Acosta Growers Hilton Los Angeles, Universal City Mr. Gregg Rodriguez - Ms. Rose Sinquimani The Montebello Country Club AMR Designs Inn at Southbridge Fire Station 26 MX Graphics, Inc. The Sheraton Universal Hotel Anheuser-Busch. LLC In-N-Out Burger Mr. Jaime Torres Orbit Printing Tucker Tire - Mr. Tom Tucker Baldwin Park Flowers & Gifts L. A. Lakers Mr. Jarrod Sells Phoenix Decorating Happyman Entertainment BJ Party Supplies MBA Trading Group. LLC Mr. Jim Beavers Portraits by Kathy California Country Club Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Juan Alfaro Pro One Stage Production - Cano Income Tax Mr. and Mrs. Ariosto Valerio Mr. Luis Aguilar Mr. Adrian Morales Castells & Associates Mr. and Mrs. George Isho Mr. Ron Santoyo Ramirez Design D&B Sales Mr. and Mrs. John Cano Mr. Rudy Araujo Sports Chalet Hilton Garden Inn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrne Mr. Victor Franco The Brea Improv San Francisco Mr. Arturo Lucela Ms. Marie Melendez The Lazy Dog Café The following names reflect gifts made to Bishop Amat High School between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013. A special thank you to all of our parents, alumni, friends and community members who generously 2012-2013 supported our endeavors to provide our students with an outstanding education in the Catholic tradition. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. If an error or omission has been made, please accept our apologies and report it to the Development Office (626) 962- donors 2495, Ext. 7456.

$50,000 + Target J. Robert & Cassandra K. Contreras Jason Salcido Bill Hannon Foundation Francis Taylor Jr. & Rita Taylor Richard Cooper ‘76 & Tiffany Cooper Manuel & Sylvia Sanchez Catholic Education Foundation Amat Touchdown Club Jose & Rosemary Corona Luis & Susana Sanchez MBA Trading Group, LLC Matthew V. Vermeeren, Esq. ‘95 & Christine Vermeeren Dalena & Van Dang Smart Surgery Center George & Maria Isho James Verti Patrick J. & Kelly M. Diaz Solid Waste Insurance Managers, Inc. The Rose Hills Foundation Mauricio Zavala ‘88 & Diana Zavala Antonio L. Diaz & Timothy Spohn ‘72 & Dayna Spohn Josephine (Hernandez) Diaz, ‘77 St. Alphonsus Catholic School $25,000 - $49,999 $1,000 - $1,499 Mary Dupuis ‘61 St. John Vianney Parish Robert D. Byrne & Denise Aguirre Richard & Viki Egger St. Margaret Mary School Susan (O’Connor) Byrne, ‘73 Carlos & Cynthia Alvarez Epiphany School St. Martha’s Catholic School Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation Zulma Bernal Michael Fernandes ‘79 & Roylee Fernandes St. Stephen Martyr School George H. Mayr Foundation Mark D. & Pam Booth Filipino Association of Sacred Heart Michael P. & Martha Stawicki Class of 1972 Reunion Marcelo & Cecilia Flores William Sutter & Joan (Baumann) Sutter, ‘84 $10,000 - $24,999 Robert & Allison Coe Norman & Linda Furukawa The Law Office of Jeff A. George Daughters of Charity Foundation Michael Di Fiori & Jamie Di Fiori, M. D. Lawrence & Laura Galindo Veronica Tigno Daylon A. McCutcheon ‘95 & Robert J. Drust II & Margaret Drust Steven A. & Yvette J. Garcia Maria Vargas Shawna (Alaniz) McCutcheon, ‘93 Anthony V. & Rocheli B. Durian Thomas M. & Bobbie A. Garcia Richard & Claudia Vasquez Orbit Printing Education Connex LLC Ignacio & Carolina Garcia Robert & Yvonne Viramontes Mauricio Zavala ‘88 & Rodrigo Zavala ‘90 Eric G. Espinoza ‘93 Jeffrey A. George ‘87 & Nhung Ngoc Lan Vo Phoenix Decorating Co., Inc. Events to Remember Teresa (Velasco) George, ‘80 Lawrence Volmert ‘63 & Cheryl R. Volmert Christopher L. Spohn ‘78 & French Cormany Insurance Services, Inc. Barbara J. Gomez ‘80 Dale L. Wheeler ‘63 Antoinette B. Spohn Michael J. Garvey & Raymond & Regina Gonzales Tyler & Jacqueline Whitcher Valley Vista Services, Inc Kathleen (Kent) Garvey, ‘65 Hector A. Gonzalez, M.D. & Janet Wu Watson Land Company Ruben & Elizabeth Hauser Bettina Gonzalez Integrated Resource Management, Inc. Paul J. Hollier & Danielle M. Tack ‘95 $250 - $499 $5,000 - $9,999 Knights of Columbus Montebello Keith & Tanya Jackson Lisa Abramjian Armando Gallegos Memorial Foundation Council #3429 James P. & Beverlee Kelly Alvin & Elizabeth Abuel Knights of Columbus, Robert H. Krause, D.D.S. & Cecilia Krause Reverend James J. Kelly ‘70 Phil J. Acosta Father Maguire Council #3851 Ojun & Donie Kwon Knights of Columbs Manresa Council #3522 Antonio Q. Agoncillo Michele Leonard Esther Legaspi Knights of Columbus Otoniel & Alma Aguayo Frank D. Richardson ‘62 & Joseph G. Lima & Joseph Scott Council #7142 Omar & Brenda K. Aguilar Jennifer Richardson Mary Grace (Cavezza) Lima, ‘69 Knights of Columbus Monrovia Council #1242 Alfredo & Esther Aguilera John M. Sciarra ‘72 & Michele M. Sciarra Jeffrey M. Lobosky, M.D. ‘69 & Kumiko Kobayashi Alfonso & Monalisa Ahumada Valerios Tropical Bakeshop, Inc. Diana (Merryfield) Lobosky Stephanie Lesko ‘74 Arnaldo & Maria Alba Monsignor Roland Zimmerman Michael J. & Avelina Merjil Joseph Lillis & Erin (Moak) Lillis, ‘97 Natasha Alcala Milken Family Foundation Lion Express Juan E. & Monica M. Alfaro $2,500 - $4,999 Deborah Oswald Jerry & Cynthia McClanahan Hector & Sandra Almaraz Hany Basta, M. D. & Saeda Basta, D.D.S. Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital Liam E. McGee, Esq. ‘72 & Altar Society of St. Benedict 12 Mary L. Berard Angelo A. & Juanita L. Rodriguez Lori McGee Rodrigo & Juliana Alvar Bishop Amat Athletic Booster Club Fred & Isabel F. Silvey Patricia McGrade-Guyette ‘64 Jose R. & Estella Alvarado Comerica Bank St. Martha Parish Ana Menjivar Deanna Alvarez Edison International Stephen Taylor Bill K. Mulvehill ‘81 & Norma Alvidrez Daniel & Laurie Lodolo The H. N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation Rhonda (Mannion) Mulvehill, ‘81 Bruce H. Amesbury & James Moak, Esq. ‘71 & The Vintage Club Michael J. Mulvehill, D.D.S. ‘66 Patricia (Culotta) Amesbury, ‘66 Carol (Lanigan) Moak ‘72 Alonso & Cynthia Trujillo P & W International Enterprises, Inc. Enrique & Maria Amezquita Paul E. Shay Jr. & Sharon Shay Richard Valdez Paul & Jennifer Pimentel Samuel & Susan Aquino Mark Shuster Westhoff, Cone and Holmstedt Michael & Josephine Quicho Thomas & Michelle H. Archer Osama Sidhom M.D. & Stephen Workman ‘75 & Robert Richmond Consulting Dennis Archuleta Sylvia Salem, D.D.S. Lorraine (Robles) Workman, ‘75 Richard & Yolanda Rodriguez Albert & Lupe Arevalo St. Christopher School Sacred Heart School Guillermo & Lisa Arnot St. Joseph School $500 - $4999 St. Louise de Marillac School 20/20 Financial Advisers, LLC Christopher Trujillo ‘74 & Manuel & Beatriz Aceves Marjorie (Noland) Trujillo, ‘74 Anheuser-Busch Foundation, Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2011-2012 Annual Report 2011-2012 Amat High School Bishop Mary Pat Wiard Matching Gift Program Daniel L. & Shayly B. Apodaca $1,500 - $2,499 Ernest & Lorraine Avila Antoine Allevato & John & Jennifer Boesen Carly (Lima) Allevato, ‘95 Bradley Consultants, LLC BP Fabric of America Fund Canyon Creek Properties, LLC Bonny Chiang Anita Carlos Robert J. Fechner ‘66 & Janet Fechner Monsignor Aidan M. Carroll Holy Name of Mary School Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc. Industry Manufacturers Council Mark A. Cazares ‘82 & Millie and Severson Incorporated Michelle (Rozier) Cazares, ‘83 Premier Paving Inc. Tyrone R. Chamois Jr. ‘92 & Purchase Green - Artificial Grass Stephanie (Ramos) Chamois ‘93 St. Denis Parish Rick A. & Brenda C. Coalwell St. Louis of France School Steven & Maria Conroy Go Lancers!! Luis & Olga Arroyo John & Lupe Denning Abeba Hagos Ernesto & Gloria Mejia Alex & Stella Arteaga Carlos & Ana Diaz Mike & Corinne Haller Marie Melendez Wendy Arteaga Rafael & Patricia Diaz Leticia Harville Rolland & Celina Melendez Arturo Santana Jr., Attorney at Law Guadalupe Diaz Lisa Heredia Jeff & Gloria Menrad Sylvia Arvizo Emeliano & Gloria Diaz Michelle Hermita Lisa Mesillas Miguel A. Arvizu Jr. ‘86 & Yesel Arvizu Greg & Crystal Dixon Frank & Elvira Hernandez Martha Michel Athletic Field Specialists, Inc. Anthony & Dolores M. Dockter Federico & Rocio Hernandez Manuel & Araceli Miranda Lesley Austin Emil R. & Rebeca Dominguez Rodel & Rosemarie Hernandez Ruben L. & Sandra L. Mireles Humberto & Margarita Avellaneda Albert & Melani Donald Jorge & Claire A. Hernandez Lizdebeth Modesto Frank & Josie Baca Dan Dragoo & Robin (Smith) Dragoo, ‘88 Noemi Hernandez Jose L. & Carmen L. Molina Ray & Martha P. Balderas Fausto Q. Duque Jr. & Connie Marie Duque Annette T. Hernandez ‘88 Dominic L. Montanez ‘81 & Zaira Baldonado Derek & Frances Duran Jessica Hernandez Elvia (Jimenez) Montanez, ‘81 David & Blanca Baldwin Stephen & Ghia Duvall Freddie & Rosie Hindi Adrian Morales ‘79 & Veronica Morales Mario & Monica Barragan Frank Ebiner ‘77 & Jorge Hinojosa Leo & Wenddy Morales Augustin & Diane Barragan Noreen (Fernandes) Ebiner, ‘78 Monica Hoffman Franasco J. & Martha R. Morales Albert Bastien Raymond E. Elder ‘81 & Erica Elder Garvy & Serena Hou Hector & Lisa Morales Sandra Batista James C. & Marlene R. Eppenbach Jose L. & Marisela Huerta Mario & Lina Morales Jessie Beaudoin & Alexandria (Toth) Beaudoin, ‘91 Edward Eredia Scott & Melanie Hurst Luis & Velvet Morales Richard & Ana Becerra Richard & Debra Escalera Martin & Teresa Ibarra Derek R. Moran & Melba Benavides Jaqueline Escobedo Italian Catholic Federation Branch 319 Elaine (Ramirez) Moran, ‘89 Antonio Bernal & Ana (Torralva) Bernal, ‘82 Peter & Elva Esparza Douglas Y. & Susan A. Iwanaga Alfredo & Maria Moreno Mark & Diane Bilderrain Erwin R. Espino Thomas & Gloria Jarboe Jorge A. & Ninfa Moreno Bolton & Company Sal & Rebecca Espinosa Frank & Olivia Jauregui Jeffrey R. & Nancy A. Moriarty Robert W. & Patricia Bowcock Jose C. & Yolanda F. Espinoza Richard & Jennifer S. Jones Jayanhatne & Chandra Mudiyanselage Martin & Carmen Bracamonte Beverly Estrada Stephen & Dorothy Jones Raquel Munoz Ronald & Linda Bracci Kurt L. Ferguson & Erin M. Juarez ‘96 Ramon & Monica Murillo Matt Braydon & Janeen (Maile) Brayton, ‘89 Denise (Rohr) Ferguson, ‘90 Danny B. Kalin ‘61 & Leah C. Kalin National Retirement Services, Inc. Tom & Mildred Brennan Arnold B. Fields ‘82 & Olga Fields Robert & Dale Kitagawa Nativity Catholic School Scott & Priscilla Brokaw Ramon Figueroa Jr. ‘91 & Carol A. Koss ‘62 Alfredo & Lisa Navarro Joseph P. Busch III ‘66 & Sheila Busch Marisol (Cervantes) Figueroa ‘92 Rajiv & Monika Kumar Angela H. Nguyenbui ‘07 Jose & Angelique Cabral Herman & Claire Figueroa Stacey Lakin & Tana (Barron) Lakin, ‘83 Jaime & Jeny Nino Tammy Cabrera Benjamin Fimbres Ernest & Elizabeth F. Landin Ishmael & Edith Obeso Miguel & Sisy Q. Campos First Data Foundation Daniel M. Larimer Heriberto Ochoa Jr. & Martha Ochoa Tobias R. & Sonia Canales Noel & Vicky Flameno Luis & Marivic B. Lawenko Thomas P. O’Connell & Girlie C. Canlas Gloria Flores Leoncio & Guille Leal Barbara (Levine) O’Connell, ‘68 Bernardo & Ana Flores John & Rhonda Cano Gilbert & Gigi Ledesma Rachel Olivas Reverend Robert J. Folbrecht Ronald R. Cardenas ‘78 Richard P. H. Lee Jr. ‘86 & Silvia Lee Joseph A. Orozco Zulma Foley Pete P. & Rosa E. Carrion Alfred R. & Cecilia Leon Andy & Marissa Ortega Patrick M. Ford ‘88 & Carmen Ford Jean Casillas Paul & Mary S. Liming Our Lady of Lourdes School Archie & Cecille Franco Raul & Priscilla Castellanos Ronald & Bernadette Lina Our Lady of the Assumption School Scott & Audrey Furukawa Francisco F. & Leticia T. Castillo Linder & Laura Lizama Victoria R. Pardo Saul Galindo Jr. & Natalie Galindo Jose L. & Veronica Castillo Rafael & Maria G. Loera Steve Parminter Gerardo & Imelda Gallegos Richard V. Castro ‘85 & Elizabeth Castro Juan & Elizabeth Lopez Michelle Parondo Carlos & Doris Gama Louie Castro Jr. ‘97 & Tila Castro Albert & Marcela Lopez Francisco & Caridad L. Pascual Javier & Leticia Garcia Frank J. & Josefina Ceballos Art & Maribel Lopez Ernesto & Maria A. Penafiel Javier & Vanessa Garcia Martha Cedillo Greg M. Lopez ‘89 & Jose A. & Erika R. Perez John & Julieta Garcia Century 21 Marty Rodriguez Michelle (Martinez) Lopez, ‘89 David & Carol Perez David & Mei Garcia Robert T. & Bernabe E. Chavarria Jorge Lopez ‘91 & Aimee Lopez Manuel E. & Susan Perez 13 Michelle B. Garcia ‘90 John Chavez Alejandro & Ana Lopez Raymond & Vivian Perez Eric Garcia ‘92 Gabriel J. Chavez ‘80 & Tara Chavez Alex Lopez & Leticia Gutierrez-Lopez ‘90 Jamie E. & Dena J. Peters Gonzalo & Valorie Garcia Abraham & Norma Chavez Lorraine Lopez-Almanza Hoang & Dzung Pham J. Tom & Elizabeth Garcia Edward L. & Renee Chavez Judy Louie Voltaire & Sheila Pichay Peter & Ana V. Garnica Saul E. & Patricia Chavira Dionicio & Evangelina Lua Jose & Guadalupe Pinedo Gary & Rhonda Gaston Barry & Zhengwei Chen Wilfredo & Cristina Luceno Jose M. & Margarita Pinedo Peter & Pamela Gautreau Maurice & Regina Clayton Xinhong Ma Robert & Irene Gaxiola Perry & Linda Contovasilis Fernando & Jocelyn Macabagdal David L. George ‘85 & Kimberly N. Cook Arturo R. & Maria E. Magallanes Karen (Young) George, ‘85 Fidel Corcuera III & Michelle Corcuera Emmanuel & Cristina Magalong Abel Gervacio Jr. & Theresa Gervacio Henry R. Cordova Monty Gibo Calvin & Joi Mah Jose I. & Dana Corona John & Maria Gillespie Klayton & Jessica Malabuyoc Tony & Diana Corral Christopher Gladysz & Edward Maldonado Ben & Laura Corrales Susan (Menchaca) Gladysz, ‘82 Erick Maldonado David Cortez Samson & Maria Gocela Fidencio & Piedad Marquez Karina Corza Hector & Jennifer Gomez Teresita Marquez ‘83 Creative Bus Sales Paciano Gomez Jr. & Felicitas Gomez Ruben & Rachelle Marquez Robert & Jocel Crisostomo Rodolfo D. & Yanira Gomez Julio & Carmen Marquez Ernani F. & Percy Leah Cruz Susie Gonzalez Victor & Nydia Marrufo Peter & Cheryl Cruz Marcos F. Gonzalez ‘92 & Claudia Gonzalez Victor D. Martinez ‘81 & Aydee Martinez Gerardo A. Cuenca ‘89 & Karisa Cuenca Carlos & Elizabeth Gonzalez Jose & Cecilia Martinez Margarita Cueva Rebeca Martinez ‘90 Eduardo & Esperanza Gonzalez Justin Gener ‘09 playing in the Gilbert Cuevas Benigno & Eve Martinez Jaime & Lillian Grenfell Alumni Flag Football Game. Salvador & Leticia Cuevas Alejandro & Miriam Gutierrez Jennifer Martinez Jeff & Minnie Cunanan John & Juanita Gutierrez Troy & Rose Maynor Allan Dalnay & Aileen (Festejo) Dalnay, ‘86 Luis & Sonia S. Gutierrez George & Magda Mayo Greg B. & Cynthia S. Pizarro Victoria Davidson-Castillo Ralph R. Guzman Jr. & Maria Guzman James McGee ‘88 & John & Anna Plewinski John R. & Lisa M. De La Garza Leo & Annette T. Guzman Jennifer (Calderon) McGee, ‘89 Javier & Jenny Gilda Preciado Felix J. & Cecilia De La Hoya George Eric Guzman ‘93 & Lorenzo & Delia Medina Vincent & Elizabeth Quinones Leopoldo & Resurreccion Decena Yvette (Bastidos) Guzman, ‘89 Veronica Mejia Phillip Quintal & Christine I. Dazalla-Quintal ‘93 Jorge & Eulalia C. Ramirez St. Louise De Marillac Parish Jose & Patty Arana Barry D. Jones & Jose & Kim Ramirez St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Carlos & Laura Araujo Rebecca (Ramirez) Jones, ‘68 Vidal & Leticia Ramirez Star Drug Roosevelt & Yvonne Austin Russell & Jodi Kay Josie Ramirez Daniel Talley John A. Avalos ‘01 & Jessica Hartnett Marisa Kekawa Jose & Carmen Ramos Michael & Debora Terlizzi Anthony M. Avalos ‘90 David & Shaila Kenevan Jose Ramos Sr. & Irene Ramos Robert & Erika Terrazas Echelle R. Avelar ‘95 Komar Apparel Supply Company LLC Lidia Ramos Allan & Wilma Tirados Phillip & Joanne Bagues Dennis W. Krisman & Mary (Warner) Krisman, ‘61 Erick A. & Delia Rauda Jeff & Mercedes Torpey Bret & Marjorie Barker Nestor & Jean Kusnierz Vincent R. B. Razon ‘01 Anthony & Vilma Torre Mary T. Barrett ‘80 La Puente’s A.I.S. John W. & Gloria Reed Luis & Gloria Torres Kalina Bellamy Daniel & Mari Larios Sylvia Reyes Jorge L. & Elisa Torres Roque & Carolyn Bernardez Terrence E. Lewis ‘65 & Susan E. Lewis Craig & Martha Reynolds Vuong & Thai Tran Lucille M. Bertrand ‘62 Armando & Claudia Leyva Dale G. Rice ‘82 & Sandra L. Rice Dominic M. & Yolanda E. Valdez Javier & Maria Bocanegra Catherine M. Lima ‘03 Antonius Bom ‘72 Robert & Perla Lind Sheryl Brenneman ‘74 Theresa Livingston ‘72 Sheila Buonauro Patricia A. Long ‘69 Gia Cablayan Monica G. Lopez Edward Cabrera Jesse Lopez Marietta Carasus Baya & Angelique Louie Casa Blanca Restaurant Placido R. & Gigi G. Macaraeg Oscar & Margie Casini Ernie & Nancy D. Macias Walter Cecka ‘75 & Jeannie Cecka Leandro M. & Edita A. Malata Richard & Gina Chacon Larry Manocchio ‘75 & Therese Manocchio Joey & Estrella Chavez Ruben S. Martinez & Clark Construction Edna (Perez) Martinez, ‘91 Marybeth Clippinger ‘70 Daniel & Sonia Martinez Rodney Cole ‘66 Regina Mascorro Mark S. Copeland ‘68 Max’s Cuisine, Inc. Emmanuel & Maria T. Cordova Honorable Brian S. McCarville ‘71 & 2013 Christian Service Awards held at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Angels Bryce Darden, D.D.S. Ellen M. McCarville Jason M. Davila ‘88 & Marlene Rodriguez Thomas McConville ‘66 & Clarissa N. De Dios ‘96 Barbara (Keena) McConville, ‘66 Enrique & Mary Ann Rivas Jose L. & Maria G. Valdez Arthur D. & Geraldine L Diaz Zeferino B. Medina ‘00 Jaime P. & Delia Rivera Elizabeth Valenzuela Robert & Denise Diaz Andres Mendoza, Esq. ‘95 Luis V. Rivera III & Sylvia Rivera Martin & Natalie Valenzuela Toney & Sherry Donnell Daniel & Barbara Meraz Gerardo & Blanca F. Duarte Jonathan & Leslie Roberson Robert & Maria Valles Montebello Plastics Michael J. Dykzeul ‘72 David & Marta Robertson Elizabeth Valtierra Abel & Maria Montes Edison International Volunteer Program Genghis & Juliet M. Robles Ralph & Patricia Van Bergen Gilbert & Lazara Morales Loretta Elkhaldy Isaac & Corina Rodriguez Nino A. Vanillo ‘84 & Anthony Mossbarger ‘76 & Kirk Ellis Jaime & Gabriela Rodriguez Michelle (Graziano) Vanillo, ‘86 Maureen G. Mossbarger Vicente B. & Yolanda Esguerra Luis & Carmen Rodriguez Miguel & Rachel Varela Vincent Munoz & Kerwin Esperias ‘98 Juan C. & Barbara Rodriguez Richard Vargas & Cristina (Luevano) Munoz, ‘93 Ted F. Ferranti ‘72 & Ricardo Rojas & Jennifer (Ruelas) Vargas, ‘92 William F. & Arcelia V. O’Connor Rebecca (Bautista) Ferranti, ‘72 Elizabeth (Brizuela) Rojas, ‘94 Sergio & Maria L. Vasquez Aaron & Brenda G. O’Dell Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Derek & Deborah Rojas Howard & Estela Vasquez Laudencio & Jocelyn Oduca First Citywide Realty Robert Romero Ruben B. Vasquez, Jr. ‘71 Dennis A. & Lily I. Ortiz Johnny Franks Arturo & Maria S. Romero Anthony & Kristy Vena Our Lady of Guadalupe School Anthony M. & Thelma R. Garcia 14 Donna U. Romero Hector & Precious Venegas P/K Processing Alex & Donna Garcia Willie & Mayra Romero Joe & Edith I. Venegas Pacific West Mortgage & Real Estate Inc. Omar D. Garcia ‘95 & Gabriel & Sharon Romo Olivia Ventura Jaime & Margaret Palacios Benet (Rosas) Garcia, ‘95 Rafael & Annette Rubalcava Jaime & Carmelle C. Venturina Patina-V Maurice E. Gillespie & Colonel Kevin B. Rue ‘71 Virgilio C. Verdejo & Payne’s Janitorial Services, Inc. Patricia (Klatt) Gillespie, ‘64 Juan G. & Elva S. Ruiz Susan (Guerrero) Verdejo, ‘93 Rosa Penado Sara Gomez Eugene & Angela Ruiz Jess D. & Lisa A. Wall Leticia Perez ‘90 Linda M. Gonzales Sacred Heart Parish Bettye J. Webb Stephanie Perez Jesus & Gabriela Gonzalez Juan & Enedina Salas Paul & Jan M. Weber Tung & Anh Pham Robert B. & Irene Guerrero Jacqueline Salinas E. R. Weisenberger & Jill (Horner) Weisenberger, ‘64 Gary A. & Patricia A Philip Emilio & Shirley Guglielmelli Robert & Sandra Wiley Anthony F. Pinelli ‘76 & Margaret Pinelli Julissa M. Salinas Daniel & Tisha Gutierrez Richard & Kathy Salinas Richard C. & Isabel Williams Vicente & Lucy Guzman William Polanco Frank & Lorna Salvador Michael G. & Mercedes F. Wood Hacienda Heights Pizza Company Jesse F. & Lucina N. Prieto Michael P. & Izolde Sancders Pedrito Yamuta Gregory Haddow ‘71 Pro Forma Quality Printing Ramon Sanchez & Ricardo G. & Cecilia Yap Thomas Haggerty ‘61 Quality First Woodworks Jennifer (Saenz) Sanchez, ‘85 Martha Zamora Carlos & Gloria D. Haro Luis & Nadia Ramirez Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2013-2014 Annual Report 2013-2014 Amat High School Bishop Eliseo M. & Maria J. Sanchez Allison Zellian Merritt V. Hemenway ‘64 & Ruth (O’Connor) Peter M. & Joanne M. Ramirez Yolanda Sanchez Yajun Zhu Hemenway, ‘66 Edward J. Ramirez ‘96 & Karla Ramirez Antonio & Amelia Santiago Kenneth A. & Rosa Zimmer James P. Henchey ‘74 & Dana J. Henchey Vincent D. Ramirez ‘87 Ron & Laura Santoyo Rosemarie Zimmer Ricardo & Alicia Hernandez Raquel Ramirez Manuel Santoyo Jr. & Ana Santoyo Sonia Zuleta Cruz & Melissa Hernandez Patricia Rawlings ‘63 Cynthia M. Saucedo ‘91 Roselani Hockenhull Vanessa Reyes Margarita Saucedo $100 - $249 Dennis Hodgson ‘67 & Terri A. Hodgson Faustino & Estela Reynoso Richard Sayegh, D.C. & Gina Sayegh Louie & Veronica Acevedo Terry Hughes ‘77 & Joyce B. Hughes Heidi Rodriguez Paul & Maria Scheel Billy J. & Darleen Adamek Lawrence D. Hurst ‘61 & Cindy Hurst Norman P. Rousseve ‘62 Samuel E. & Elena Scott Lisa M. Agrusa ‘83 ICMARIE Royal Coaches Auto Body & Towing, Inc. Duane & Julie Shimizu Maria Alarcon Robert E. Jablonski ‘61 Jack & Rosa B. Ruehlman James & Melinda Shirley Alber’s, Inc. Joseph D. Jackson & Jose & Gabriela Ruiz Signal Hill Auto Enterprises, Inc. Gina M. Algandar ‘92 Nicole (Sullivan) Jackson, ‘88 Byron A. Ruiz ‘61 & Maria Ruiz Jesse & Eva Siono Veronica G. Alvarado Alan J. & Connie Jara Patrick H. Ryan ‘61 St. Dorothy School Mayor Louie Anguinaga Anthony Jaramillo ‘97 & Anthony B. & Leticia Salazar St. Hilary School Anonymous Melissa L. Jaramillo Rafael & Martha Saldana Armando & Lucy Salgado Thomas K. Daley ‘70 & Edward & Janet T. Murillo Thomas Salter ‘79 & Anna Salter Carol (Woods) Daley, ‘70 Honorable Daniel S. Murphy ‘80 & Arturo & Elizabeth Santana Jonathan A. Davila ‘10 Patricia Murphy Lisa Santiago Dominique A. Dazalla ‘13 Richard & Debi Murrietta Ma Teresita O. Sarinas ‘97 Araceli Delacruz ‘95 Godfrey & Sarah Nwosu Richard & Sylvia Schneider Alyssa M. Delgado ‘13 Robert J. O’Brien ‘63 Stephen M. Shortell & Roy M. & Sylvia D. Dizon Andres & Maria Ochoa Susan (Fisher) Shortell, ‘63 Ulysses & Monica Duran Brian O’Neill, M.D. ‘66 & Jackie O’Neill Ben & Carlota Siruno Luis & Diana Dzib Marvin & Isela Orellana Virgilio & Rebecca Soria Matthew Ebiner ‘79 & Susan Ebiner Jesus & Mayra Orozco St. Louis of France Parish David & Maria F. Echavarria Cheryl A. Ortenburger ‘69 Stanley Pest Control Olivia M. Egger ‘13 Ricky Padilla State Farm Brandon & Kimberly Ertle Martha Parrales-Laos James B. Strait ‘91 George Esparza Orlando & Elizabeth Pineda Kay F. Sullivan Antonio Espinoza & David & Latrina Pontikes SUO Boutique Eva (Raygoza) Espinoza, ‘84 Samuel & Lisa Portillo Phillip Szabo ‘67 & Francisco & Narissa Estrada Jesse Prieto, II ‘09 Mary Ellen (Covertino) Szabo, ‘69 Ernest A. Fierro ‘96 & Anacleto J. Quinoveva ‘04 Temp Trans Corporation Carmen (Gomez) Fierro, ‘68 Alfonso & Irene Ramirez The Gas Company Mario I. Flores ‘13 Cristina Ramos ‘13 Alfredo & Martha E. Trejo Gregory & Angela Flowers Daniel Ramos ‘13 Tucker Tires Co. Inc Edgar & Evelyn Garcai Raytheon Company Ronaldo A. & Melani Uson John & Janice Garcia Ramona Reyes Tina L. Valdez Daniel & Irene M. Garcia Jennifer R. Rios ‘07 Gustavo & Irene Valenzuela Alfredo & Adrienne Garcia George & Bernadette A. Rodriguez Eduardo & Elsa Vasquez Dale J. Gehring & Jane (Perry) Gehring, ‘69 John A. Rodriguez Sr. & Marlene Rodriguez Joseph & Laura Velarde David Gerlach ‘75 & Jeannette L. Gerlach Cristobal & Maria Rodriguez Henry J. & Theresa A. Velasco Ashley M. Gomez ‘13 Melinda Rodriguez ‘92 Michael A. Vigil & Keri (Strong) Vigil, ‘82 Andre C. Gonzalez ‘90 Esmeralda Rodriguez Adolph & Irma Villalpando Eric J. Gray ‘91 & Donna (Varner) Gray, ‘92 Jose L. & Lydia Romero Viper Cabling Services Inc. Raymond & Elizabeth Grijalva Fernando & Lili Rubio John & Jennnifer Walters Diana F. Griott ‘69 Larry & Jennie Rubio Tom Watts ‘71 & Marcy Watts Rodelio C. & Grace L. Guintu John & Anita Ruiz James Weitzul ‘63 Ruben & Kim Gutierrez Marc A. Saenz ‘90 Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Teresa Gutierrez Josie T. Saik Albert & Myrna Guzman Joseph R. Weschler ‘83 & Deirdre E. Weschler Ramon G. & Dahlia Saldana Stephen Hagerty ‘80 & Richard D. Wiedemann ‘68 & Larry & Patricia San German Maria (Aparicio) Hagerty, ‘80 Adrienne C. Wiedemann Deanna Sanchez ‘90 Class of 2013 - Balloon Release Ian J. P. Hagerty ‘13 Michael Zahn & Lisa (Hartnett) Zahn, ‘82 Audine Santos Jason R. Harris ‘94 & Jane Harris Arturo & Dolores Zamora Alfred E. Scott ‘98 Stephen L. Hatch ‘70 Frank & Blanca Zepeda Eileen Shea Alexander F. Hernandez ‘13 Leo F. Shortle ‘68 Leopoldo & Margarita Herrera $99 & Under Adrian & Lenielle Silva Lauren K. Higa ‘13 Rafael & Claudia Acosta Walter Siok & Teresa (Bachman) Siok, ‘87 Kathleen M. Hodgson ‘70 David & Mirian Alarcon Jack & Gayle S Smoot Mary Louise F. Holmes ‘63 Michael Alberico & Ceasar C. & Perliza R. Soriano Nicole A. Islas ‘95 Patricia (Montoya) Alberico, ‘77 Franc & Carole A. Sotis George & Georgina Islas Johnnie M. Aldridge, III ‘13 Brandon J. Stephens ‘13 Alissa M. Iwai Albert & Rebecca S. Alvarado Mark & Mai Suehrstedt Phillip Johnson Jesse M. & Bertha S. Alvarado Steven & Patricia Tarango Phillip K. Johnson ‘13 Dandy & Grace Arambulo Diana B. Tarango Mark & Marina Kelleher Blanca N. Arias Amedea M. Tassinari ‘11 Paul R. Kirchgraber & Thomas E. Ashcraft & Michael Tigno Theresa Rohr-Kirchgraber, MD, FACP ‘78 Susan (Bradley) Ashcraft, ‘83 Ramon & Angie Torres Russell & Michelle Lawrence Wilfred & Wilma M. Augustine Marco A. & Maria Torres Steven & Jeannette Lawrence Edward & Eloisa Balino Victor Trigerous Sr. & Olivia Trigerous Sergio & Dora Lepe David Bardsley ‘75 United Way of the Inland Valleys Marcus A. Lewis ‘69 & Chy M. Lewis John W. Barnes Jr. & Fernando & Brenda C. Valdivia Kati Byrne and the Dance Team Alicia Lizarraga Class of 2015 Cathleen (West) Barnes ‘63 David & Irma Lopez Luis & Teresa Valdovinos Larry & Gabriela Barraza Paul & Katherine Lopez Adrian & Desiree Vazquez Douglas & Altagracia G. Beach Cristina G. Lopez ‘13 John & Anna Marie Velasquez Scott R. Beck & Teresa (O’Connell) Beck, ‘84 Daniel & Veronica Lozano Kristina G. Villalobos ‘13 Patricia Bello ‘73 Toan V. Luu Justin D. Villar ‘13 Rebecca Belosic ‘63 Vanessa M. Macias ‘03 Matthew D. Ward ‘75 & Nancy K. Ward Donald A. Bentley ‘73 James N. Markley ‘63 & Gregory P. Watson & Brandon J. Blaydes ‘08 Karen (Deyoe) Markley, ‘63 Gloria (Medina) Watson, ‘74 Lt. Colonel Michael Boller ‘74 & Leo & Matilde Martinez Valerie N. Whitcher ‘13 Margaret Boller Paulette R. Masiello ‘67 Joan M. Wiederholt ‘70 Bonnie Cabasino ‘69 Lynda McDonald ‘63 Wanda Woloszyn ‘73 Kaitlyn A. Cabrera ‘13 James A. McHugh Jr. ‘69 & Georgina Yracheta Aryana V. Castellanos ‘13 Rebecca McHugh Lauren K. Zahn ‘13 Sixto Castillo III & Tonya Castillo Painalyn Menor Dennis & Maria Ziajor Irene C. Catindig ‘00 Isaac A. Mercado ‘80 Marisha D. Ziajor ‘06 Reyes & Veronica Cervantes Jaymee A. Meza ‘13 Tiana M. Chanaiwa ‘13 Phillip J. & Syvlia A. Montelongo Rosa Chavez Gerardo Moreno James P. Clancy ‘72 & Dorothy H. Clancy Francisco J. Munoz ‘82 Patricia A. Cook ‘69 George F. Murdock & Jorge R. Cortez ‘13 Carol (Herres) Murdock, ‘61

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e sent out a request via Constant Contact asking our alumni to tell us what has been happening in Wtheir lives. Here’s what they wrote. . . . 60’s —————————————— children occupants, and a 33 year mortgage who attend Georgetown, so he would be to be burned in the fall, he and his wife even happier if more of them did. He can Alice Marie Powers ’61 -graduated from Vilma (soon to be retired as a San Diego be reached by email at ortizr@georgetown. Biola University (Class of 2012) earning a BS Superior Court Spanish Interpreter) are edu. (see picture) Degree in Organizational Leadership. “It was looking forward to visiting extended family a fascinating journey, one in which I learned in Panama and Costa Rica with some surfing Karen (Mohr) Sunshine ‘79 - currently works so much about the Bible and the inherent beach excursions thrown in. as an event planner. She is married to Thom love that God has for each of us.” and has three children: Caroline (17), Johnny Maureen Vasile ’69 - has two amazing sons (15) and Christopher (11). Caroline Sunshine and two beautiful granddaughters. She plays “Tinka” on the hit Disney Channel Theresa (Devore) Culotta, ‘62 - was married lives in Iowa City, Iowa and works as an Show Shake It Up! (see picture) in 1963 to Roger Culotta of Baldwin Park, Ca. Occupational Therapy Assistant in the small We had two children and two grandchildren, Amish community of Kalona. This year, all of whom reside locally. Took up art in 1970 she is teaching a Religious ed class and showed my work in galleries and art for kindergartners at St. Thomas More 80’s —————————————— shows throughout Southern California and Church. She enjoys spending time with her other locations. Now both retired and living loving family and likes to travel. (see picture) in Covina, CA. Recently, Theresa and Roger Maria A. Pfister, ‘81 – returned to college at Newman University to complete her celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. 70’s —————————————— Bachelor’s degree. Her three children are all (see picture) Theresa Rohr-Kirchgraber (Rohr) ’78 - grown, successful and married with children. currently lives in Indianapolis, IN and works She takes care of two of five grandkids at John “Dennis” Murphy ’63 - is married to with the IU School of Medicine. After a night and enjoys every minute of it! the same wonderful lady since January 1967. degree in Chemistry from CSULB, she Shortly after marriage, John got drafted into received her MD from Cornell and has been Rebecca Reyes Sultan, ’83 - is the proud the U.S. Army for two years and spent 1 year on faculty in OH, NY, GA and now, IN. She mother of three children ages 22, 21, & in Vietnam. Is a 30-year veteran of LAPD and is currently the Executive Director of the IU 11. The oldest is in Brazil studying under a 13 years with Los Angeles Unified School National Center of Exellence in Women’s Fulbright Fellowship. The second is a junior Health and the NPR Sound Medicine Health District in the Inspector General’s Office. He at UNLV. While the third is in 5th grade and Wellness Expert and is enjoying the has three great children: son 44, daughter enjoying playing the guitar, robotics and 42 and son-in-law (4 grandchildren) Midwest with her husband of 23 years and three kids. Their youngest is in the last year bridge design. She is working in the field of and son 38 and daughter-in-law (1 of high school and will move on to college, marriage family therapy, substance abuse grandchild). Grandson:16; Granddaughters: counseling as well as nutrition in Las Vegas. 16 and perhaps play hockey, so they will still 13, 11 and 7 and newest grandson 9 have more games to watch! They have one (see picture) months. John and his wife make it a must out of college and working (Hurrah) and to get to all the functions the grandchildren one in the last year of college. Their parents Ana Elisa Interiano ’84 - is the Director at are involved in: football, track, cheerleading, are doing ok and enjoy meeting everyone at the YWCA San Gabriel Valley and Amat will tumbling, school events etc. Kids are great, Amat events. Dad is in assisted living, but always be dear to her heart. but grandkids are the greatest. Spoil them has a great mind and mom is very busy with big time then send them home to mom and multiple events. Other siblings doing well. Stacy (Brooks) Hatchett ’86 - currently lives dad! She wishes the best to you all! in Maryland. She has a son and a daughter. She graduated with a BS in International Ricardo Ortiz, ‘79 - is an Associate Professor Earl Clampett ‘69 - is a retired Administrative Business, MBA with a concentration in of US Latino Literature at Georgetown Law Judge with the State of California who Public Administration. She works for the University, in Washington, DC, where he has been called back into service part- Dept of Defense and is currently deployed to has taught since 1998. Nothing makes Afghanistan fighting the War on Terrorism. time. With a new empty nest with 4 former Ricardo happier than to meet Amat alums (see picture) Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2013-2014 Annual Report 2013-2014 Amat High School Bishop

Theresa (Devore) Culotta ‘62 pictured Eva Judith Ambriz Maureen Vasile ‘69 Rebecca Reyes Sultan ’83 with husband, Roger. Annette Sanchez-Hecht, ‘89 - celebrated her 13th anniversary with husband, Torrey Hecht, on August 19, 2013.

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Greg Alfaro ’94 - Since graduating from Amat in 1994, Greg has been back to gain some practicum hours as a counselor, coach volleyball and has been back to watch some of his cousins play in various sports. One of the few faculty members that he always made it a point to talk to is Mr. Scott. Mr. Scott always told him that 1994 was the worst disciplined class in his tenure. Ahhhh to be back in high school!! Capri Catherine Allevato pictured daughter of Carly (Lima) Allevato ‘95 Cindy (Bowers) Ribeiro, ’95 – welcomed Ethan James Ribeiro on February 22, 2013. He joins two year old Kate, who loves her new little brother. (see picture)

Jesse Ambriz, ’95 – and wife Lindsay Ambriz, had their first child. Her name is Eve Judith Ambriz and she is now 4 months old. (see picture)

Isabelle (Penaloza) Selak, ‘97 – announced the birth of their daughter, Charlotte Lucille Selak, on July 16th 2013. Proud parents Isabelle and William and big sister Abigail Selak, future class of 2029, are all proud of the new edition to their family.

Anthony Duarte, ’98, - was sworn into the Governing Board of the Hacienda La Puente Unified School District. HLPUSD is the largest school district in the San Gabriel Valley. (see picture)

Carly (Lima) Allevato, ‘95, - and her husband Tony welcomed their new daughter, Capri Catherine, on July 29, 3013. Brother Luca loves his baby sister (so far!) and mother is doing great. Mary Grace (Cavezza) Lima ‘69 and her husband, Joseph, are happy to be grandparents again. Karen (Mohr) Sunshine ‘79 pictured with her daughter, Caroline. 00’s ————————————------——

Nancy (Medina) Velasquez ’01 - now works at USC as a Marketing Coordinator. Congratulations, Nancy! We are proud of you!!

Andrea (Wagner) Sanchez, ‘01 – married Chris Sanchez on July 27, 2013. Andrea was on the Amat Pep Squad while a student at Amat. She also planned her 10 year class reunion in 2011. Congratulations!

Angelica Ballon, ‘01 - graduated from Loyola Marymount University School of Education with a Doctor of Education, Educational Leadership for Social Justice.

Michele (Rohr) Gerber, ‘03 – celebrated her daughter’s First Holy Communion this year. Her daughter celebrated this special day in her great-grandmother’s First Communion dress she wore Angelica Ballon ‘01 celebrates in 1911. Congratulations on the special day! her graduation 17 Christian Chan, ‘06 – graduated from Notre Dame in 2010 and went on to complete his M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at George Washington University, Class of 2013. He will be starting the path to earning his Ph. D in Counseling at George Washington University this fall.

Vanessa Marie Morales, ‘08 – graduated from Loyola Marymount University, majoring in English with a minor in Sociology.

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Class of 1961 Michael J. Mulvehill, D.D.S. ‘66 Class of 1972 Theresa M. Rohr-Kirchgraber, M.D. ‘78 Mary (Regan) Dupuis ‘61 Brian O’Neill, M.D. ‘66 Antonius Bom ‘72 Christopher L. Spohn ‘78 Thomas Haggerty ‘61 James P. Clancy ‘72 Lawrence D. Hurst ‘61 Class of 1967 Michael J. Dykzeul ‘72 Class of 1979 Robert E. Jablonski ‘61 Dennis Hodgson ‘67 Rebecca (Bautista) Ferranti ‘72 Matthew Ebiner ‘79 Danny B. Kalin ‘61 Paulette R. (Daugrid) Masiello ‘67 Ted F. Ferranti ‘72 Michael Fernandes ‘79 Mary F. (Warner) Krisman ‘61 Phillip Szabo ‘67 Theresa (Joerger) Livingston ‘72 Adrian Morales ‘79 Carol Marie (Herres) Murdock ‘61 Liam E. McGee Esq. ‘72 Donald L. Prescott ‘79 Carol (Lanigan) Moak ‘72 Byron A. Ruiz ‘61 Class of 1968 Thomas Salter ‘79 Patrick H. Ryan ‘61 John M. Sciarra ‘72 Mark S. Copeland ‘68 Timothy Spohn ‘72 Carmen C. (Gomez) Fierro ‘68 Class of 1980 Class of 1962 Class of 1972 Reunion Rebecca A. (Ramirez) Jones ‘68 Mary T. (Barrett) Barrett ‘80 Lucille M. (Grueter) Bertrand ‘62 Barbara Elizabeth (Levine) Carol A. Koss ‘62 Class of 1973 Gabriel J. Chavez ‘80 O’Connell ‘68 Frank D. Richardson ‘62 Patricia (Snorgrass) Bello ‘73 John A. Coronel ‘80 Marty Rodriguez ‘68 Norman P. Rousseve ‘62 Donald A. Bentley ‘73 Teresa (Velasco) George ‘80 Leo F. Shortle ‘68 Susan M. (O’Connor) Byrne ‘73 Barbara J. Gomez ‘80 Class of 1963 Richard D. Wiedemann ‘68 Wanda Woloszyn ‘73 Maria (Aparicio) Hagerty ‘80 Cathleen (West) Barnes ‘63 Stephen Hagerty ‘80 Class of 1974 Rebecca (Rowe) Belosic ‘63 Class of 1969 Isaac A. Mercado ‘80 Michael Boller ‘74 Mary Louise F. (Adams) Holmes ‘63 Bonnie (Bailey) Cabasino ‘69 Honorable Daniel S. Murphy ‘80 Karen L. (Deyoe) Markley ‘63 Patricia A. (Matzner) Cook ‘69 Sheryl Brenneman ‘74 James P. Henchey ‘74 James N. Markley ‘63 Jane M. (Perry) Gehring ‘69 Stephanie Lesko ‘74 Class of 1981 Lynda (Smartis) McDonald ‘63 Diana F. Griott ‘69 Marjorie (Noland) Trujillo ‘74 Raymond E. Elder ‘81 Robert J. O’Brien ‘63 Marcus A. Lewis ‘69 Christopher Trujillo ‘74 Victor D. Martinez ‘81 Patricia (Hills) Rawlings ‘63 Mary Grace (Cavezza) Lima ‘69 Gloria (Medina) Watson ‘74 Elvia J (Jimenez) Montanez ‘81 Susan I. (Fisher) Shortell ‘63 Jeffrey M. Lobosky, M.D. ‘69 Dominic L. Montanez ‘81 Lawrence Volmert ‘63 Patricia A. Long ‘69 Class of 1975 Rhonda (Mannion) Mulvehill ‘81 James Weitzul ‘63 James A. McHugh Jr. ‘69 David Bardsley ‘75 Dale L. Wheeler ‘63 Bill K. Mulvehill ‘81 Cheryl A. (Auzenne) Ortenburger ‘69 Walter Cecka ‘75 Mary Ellen (Covertino) Szabo ‘69 David Gerlach ‘75 Class of 1964 Class of 1982 Larry Manocchio ‘75 Ana (Torralva) Bernal ‘82 Patricia (Klatt) Gillespie ‘64 Class of 1970 Matthew D. Ward ‘75 Mark A. Cazares ‘82 Merritt V. Hemenway ‘64 Marybeth (McKemy) Clippinger ‘70 Lorraine (Robles) Workman ‘75 Patricia McGrade-Guyette ‘64 Carol L. (Woods) Daley ‘70 Stephen Workman ‘75 Arnold B. Fields ‘82 Thomas Tucker ‘64 Thomas K. Daley ‘70 Susan M. (Menchaca) Gladysz ‘82 Jill (Horner) Weisenberger ‘64 18 Stephen L. Hatch ‘70 Class of 1976 Francisco J. Munoz ‘82 Kathleen M. Hodgson ‘70 Richard Cooper ‘76 Michael P. Prescott ‘82 Class of 1965 Reverend James J. Kelly ‘70 Anthony Mossbarger ‘76 Dale G. Rice ‘82 Kathleen A. (Kent) Garvey ‘65 Anthony F. Pinelli ‘76 Joan M. Wiederholt ‘70 Keri A. (Strong) Vigil ‘82 Terrence E. Lewis ‘65 Lisa M. (Hartnett) Zahn ‘82 Class of 1977 Class of 1971 Class of 1966 Patricia F. (Montoya) Alberico ‘77 Gregory Haddow ‘71 Class of 1983 Patricia A. (Culotta) Amesbury ‘66 Josephine (Hernandez) Diaz ‘77 Lisa M. Agrusa ‘83 Joseph P. Busch III ‘66 Patrick C. Haden, Esq. ‘71 Frank Ebiner ‘77 Rodney Cole ‘66 Honorable Brian S. McCarville ‘71 Terry Hughes ‘77 Susan Y. (Bradley) Ashcraft ‘83 Robert J. Fechner ‘66 James Moak, Esq. ‘71 Michelle C. (Rozier) Cazares ‘83 Ruth (O’Connor) Hemenway ‘66 Colonel Kevin B. Rue ‘71 Class of 1978 Tana M. (Barron) Lakin ‘83 Barbara (Keena) McConville ‘66 Ruben B. Vasquez Jr. ‘71 Ronald R. Cardenas ‘78 Teresita Marquez ‘83 High School Annual Report 2013-2014 Annual Report 2013-2014 High School Thomas McConville ‘66 Tom Watts ‘71 Noreen F. (Fernandes) Ebiner ‘78 Joseph R. Weschler ‘83 Bishop Amat Bishop Class of 1984 Class of 1990 Class of 1995 Class of 2006 Teresa M. (O’Connell) Beck ‘84 Anthony M. Avalos ‘90 Carly M. (Lima) Allevato ‘95 Marisha D. Ziajor ‘06 Eva (Raygoza) Espinoza ‘84 Denise (Rohr) Ferguson ‘90 Eva (Monroy) Arriaga ‘95 Joan M. (Baumann) Sutter ‘84 Michelle B. Garcia ‘90 Echelle R. (Avelar) Avelar ‘95 Class of 2007 Nino A. Vanillo ‘84 Andre C. Gonzalez ‘90 Araceli (Andrade) Delacruz ‘95 Angela H. Nguyenbui ‘07 Leticia Gutierrez-Lopez ‘90 Benet A. (Rosas) Garcia ‘95 Jennifer R. Rios ‘07 Class of 1985 Rebeca Martinez ‘90 Omar D. Garcia ‘95 Class of 2008 Richard V. Castro ‘85 Leticia Perez ‘90 Nicole A. (Cota) Islas ‘95 Brandon J. Blaydes ‘08 Adrienne (Spina) Gallegos ‘85 Marc A. Saenz ‘90 Daylon A. McCutcheon ‘95 Karen A. (Young) George ‘85 Deanna Sanchez ‘90 Andres Mendoza Esq. ‘95 Class of 2009 David L. George ‘85 Rodrigo Zavala ‘90 Danielle M. Tack ‘95 Jesse Prieto II ‘09 Jennifer D. (Saenz) Sanchez ‘85 Matthew V. Vermeeren Esq. ‘95 Class of 1991 Class of 2010 Class of 1986 Alexandria S. (Toth) Beaudoin ‘91 Class of 1996 Jonathan A. Davila ‘10 Miguel A. Arvizu Jr. ‘86 Ramon Figueroa Jr. ‘91 Clarissa N. (Gonzalez) De Dios ‘96 Aileen H. (Festejo) Dalnay ‘86 Eric J. Gray ‘91 Ernest A. Fierro ‘96 Class of 2011 Richard P. H. Lee Jr. ‘86 Jorge Lopez ‘91 Erin M. Juarez ‘96 Amedea M. Tassinari ‘11 Michelle A. (Graziano) Vanillo ‘86 Edna J. (Perez) Martinez ‘91 Edward J. Ramirez ‘96 Cynthia M. Saucedo ‘91 Class of 2013 Class of 1987 James B. Strait ‘91 Class of 1997 Johnnie M. Aldridge III ‘13 April Gallegos ‘87 Louie Castro Jr. ‘97 Kaitlyn A. Cabrera ‘13 Jeffrey A. George ‘87 Class of 1992 Anthony Jaramillo ‘97 Aryana V. Castellanos ‘13 Vincent D. Ramirez ‘87 Gina M. (Gomez) Algandar ‘92 Erin K. (Moak) Lillis ‘97 Tiana M. Chanaiwa ‘13 Teresa C. (Bachman) Siok ‘87 Tyrone R. Chamois Jr. ‘92 Ma Teresita O. Sarinas ‘97 Jorge R. Cortez ‘13 Marisol (Cervantes) Figueroa ‘92 Dominique A. Dazalla ‘13 Eric Garcia ‘92 Class of 1998 Alyssa M. Delgado ‘13 Class of 1988 Marcos F. Gonzalez ‘92 Kerwin Esperias ‘98 Olivia M. Egger ‘13 Jason M. Davila ‘88 Donna J. (Varner) Gray ‘92 Alfred E. Scott ‘98 Mario I. Flores ‘13 Robin M. (Smith) Dragoo ‘88 Melinda Rodriguez ‘92 Ashley M. Gomez ‘13 Patrick M. Ford ‘88 Jennifer L. (Ruelas) Vargas ‘92 Class of 2000 Ian J. P. Hagerty ‘13 Annette T. (Anguiano) Hernandez ‘88 Irene C. Catindig ‘00 Alexander F. Hernandez ‘13 Nicole M. (Sullivan) Jackson ‘88 Class of 1993 Zeferino B. Medina ‘00 Lauren K. Higa ‘13 James McGee ‘88 Stephanie L. (Ramos) Chamois ‘93 Phillip K. Johnson ‘13 Maruicio Zavala ‘88 Christine I. Dazalla-Quintal ‘93 Class of 2001 Cristina G. Lopez ‘13 Eric G. Espinoza ‘93 John A. Avalos ‘01 Jaymee A. Meza ‘13 Class of 1989 George Eric Guzman ‘93 Vincent R. B. Razon ‘01 Daniel Ramos ‘13 Janeen M. (Maile) Brayton ‘89 Shawna M. (Alaniz) McCutcheon ‘93 Cristina Ramos ‘13 Gerardo A. Cuenca ‘89 Cristina Maria (Luevano) Munoz ‘93 Class of 2003 Brandon J. Stephens ‘13 Yvette E. (Bastidos) Guzman ‘89 Susan G. (Guerrero) Verdejo ‘93 Catherine M. Lima ‘03 Kristina G. Villalobos ‘13 Michelle (Martinez) Lopez ‘89 Vanessa M. Macias ‘03 Justin D. Villar ‘13 Greg M. Lopez ‘89 Class of 1994 Valerie N. Whitcher ‘13 Jennifer C. (Calderon) McGee ‘89 Jason R. Harris ‘94 Class of 2004 Lauren K. Zahn ‘13 Elaine C. (Ramirez) Moran ‘89 Elizabeth (Brizuela) Rojas ‘94 Anacleto J. Quinoveva ‘04

Lancers Remembered 19 Thomas Miraglia ‘66 – died Saturday, November 3, 2012, after battling cancer for over a year. He is survived by his wife Annette; children Andrea (‘90), Dominic, Michelle; stepsons Jared & Mychal; brothers Joe, Edward (‘61), David (‘67); five granddaughters; numerous cousins, nephews & nieces, including Brigid (Oring) Miraglia (‘89). Chuck Maschio, – father of Corinne (Maschio) Hartmann ’61, died November 8, 2012. Agnes McGee – mother of Liam ‘72, Mary ‘74, Mike ‘77, John ‘80, and Tom ‘85, died January 26. 2013. Tony Pascal ‘70 – died December 31, 2012 due to a severe case of pneumonia. May his soul rest in peace. Mike Pitts ’79 – died January 11, 2013 at UC Urvine Medical Center. Volume 25, Issue 2 Issue 2 25, Volume | Tradition Amat The Virginia Ashdown - died January 18, 2013. Virginia worked at Bishop Amat for over thirty-one years until her retirement in December of 2005.She was very proud of her family and loved watching her grandsons play football - Anthony ‘99, Matt ‘02 and James ‘08. Virginia also had three children graduate from Amat - Robert ‘75, Patrick ‘83 and Mary ‘76. Peter Cheung ’09 - died February 21, 2013. Gregg Robles - father of Arthur ‘01 and Daniel ‘06 died May 4, 2013. Tommy Borruso – father of Angela ‘00, died July 18, 2013. Tommy was a tried and true Lancer and consumate supporter of all the Bishop Amat Athletic Teams for many years, especially the Football team and the Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball teams. A scholarship fund in memory of Tommy has been established. If you would like to make a donation, please use the enclosed envelope - mark “other” Borruso. Father William Brelsford ‘62 - died August 12, 2013. Father Brelsford served 23 of his 43 years of priesthood in education including serving as Vice-Principal at Bishop Amat High School. Carlos Vallejo – father of Catherine ‘76, Carlos ‘80, Cecilia ‘81 and Arthur ‘84 died August 20, 2013.

Estevan Sifuentes ‘96 – died August 20, 2013. class reunions

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Class of 1963 - 50 Year Reunion Friday, October 25, 2013 - Welcome Home, Class of 1963 Saturday, October 26, 2013 - Class of 1963 Reunion Kellogg West Hotel & Conference Center, Cal Poly Pomona Campus 3801 West Temple Avenue, Pomona, CA 91768 For room reservations: (909) 869-2222 Person in-charge: Alumni Office for Friday; Reunion - Kathleen”Segelken” Orchard - [email protected] Pat “Hills” Rawlings - [email protected]

Class of 1973 - 40 Year Reunion Saturday, October 26, 2013 Double Tree Hotel by Hilton, 555 West Foothill Blvd., Claremont, CA 91711 For room reservations: (909) 626-2411 Contact information - Great Reunions - (800) 655-7971 or www.greatreunions.com

Class of 1988 - 25 Year Reunion Sunday, March 30, 2014 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 20 Los Angeles Pizza Company, 1498 West Sunset Blvd., #2, Los Angeles, CA Contact information - Emma Rodriguez at [email protected] or (626) 534-2000 or Michelle (Garcia) Holmberg at [email protected]

Class of 1993 - 20 Year Reunion Saturday, October 26, 2013 Newport Beach Marriott Bayview, 500 Bayview Circle, Newport Beach, CA 92660 For room reservations: (949) 854-4500 Contact Information - Jessica del Mundo Izuno - [email protected]

Class of 2003 – 10 Year Reunion Saturday, October 26, 2013 - TBA Bishop Amat High School Annual Report 2013-2014 Annual Report 2013-2014 Amat High School Bishop For information visit their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/events/424941707583198/

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Extravaganza 2013 Flyer Final.pdf 1 8/23/13 3:41 PM DATES TO REMEMBER Alumni Homecoming Pre-Game BBQ Two Thousand Thirteen Bishop Amat Memorial High School Friday, October 25, 2013 Amat vs. Alemany BBQ: 5:00 p.m. XTRAVAGANZA Game: 7:00 p.m. Dinner Dance Cost: $15 for adults, $8 for children 13 and Carroll Center • 14301 Fairgrove Avenue • La Puente • CA 91746 November 16 • 5:30 p.m. to Midnight younger (includes food and tickets for the Homecoming Football Game) HAWAIIAN VACATION RAFFLE Plus $1,000.00 Spending Money Extravaganza Saturday, November 16, 2013 - Carroll Center

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CMY Westin Resorts 7-Night Getaway Bishop Amat Open House / Information Sessions Maui or Kauai K Includes airfare on American Airlines – Round-trip coach class service for (4) from any American Airlines November 23, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. – Carroll Center destination in California or Nevada to anywhere American Airlines flies in Hawaii, subject to availability. December 14, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. – Carroll Center Black out dates apply. Trip Value $16,151.00 January 9, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. – Carroll Center plus $1,000.00 Spending Money Prize Value $17,151.00 Winner need not be present. Winner must claim prize within one Bishop Amat High School Entrance Exam month of drawing. Taxes not included. Not Redeemable for cash. Prize valid through October 31, 2014. January 25, 2014 at 8:00 a.m. – Academic classrooms Amat Parents Earn Your Development Hours Follow us on twitter “SHALL WE DANCE” With Purchase of 5 Raffle Tickets @amatalumni and @amatsports Live and Silent Auctions ADMISSION Stay connected! Find us on Weekend Getaways, Vacation Condos, Sporting Events, $45.00 per person (before October 25, 2013) Facebook and click the “like” button Autographed Memorabilia, Jewelry, Deluxe Gift Baskets $60.00 regular admission & at the door. and Much More! Bishop Amat Memorial High School www.facebook.com/bishopamat www.facebook.com/groups/36740113503 To be an event sponsor, purchase tickets & more info, contact the Development Office at: 626.962.2495 Ext: 7401