Blanchet Catholic School Cavalier Magazine Special 2015 President’s Report Edition Winter 2016

Michael Reyes and Alex Rosales show off their DNA model in Mrs. Armstrong’s 7th grade science class. BCS and benefactors. That belief in Blanchet is also Contents From the President demonstrated in these pages as our Annual Report.

04 2014-15 Oregonian Cup Blanchet Catholic has succeeded and continues to thrive, in large part, because of our practice of 06 Carlton Wise strategic planning and the implementation of the Crystal Apple Nominee initiatives resulting from that process. The current 2015-16 school year is the first year of our Vision 07 Robotics Team 20/20 strategic plan that will guide our school 08 Prism Concert improvement efforts through the 2019-20 school year. This issue provides an introduction to that 10 Alumni Updates plan; please review the information provided and 12 Catholic Schools Week then look for an invitation to upcoming “town hall” meetings where I will present more details and 14 Sports: Fall Varsity Wrap-Up timelines for accomplishing our goals together. 16 The future is bright at Blanchet as we seek to continue building our tradition of providing a BCS quality, well–rounded, college preparatory Catholic 2015 President’s Report education to the young people of the Mid- 17 Welcome New Board Members Dear families and friends, Willamette Valley. Thank you for your partnership 18 2014-15 Development Report It’s an exciting time at Blanchet Catholic! This in this effort. 19 2014-15 Donor Recognition edition of the Cavalier Magazine details some of By Courage and Faith, our recent highlights and previews our expectations for the future. Of course, none of this is possible without the enduring support of our friends Anthony Guevara, President Mid High Students of the Month! 2015-16 Annual Appeal Paulina Lemus (6), Blanchet has grown significantly in the last twenty- Albert Brown (7) & James Tiscornia (8) ~ one years, and we’ve been able to retain our vision Honored in October to provide an excellent Catholic preparatory high for “Sportsmanship.” school education for Mid-Willamette Valley youth. In order to maintain that level of excellence, we need your help. This year nearly 40% of our student body received some level of tuition assistance; a Arnov Mohindra record amount in the history of the school. We do (6), Sienna Abbott our best to keep tuition affordable and our doors We are challenging the Blanchet alumni to raise (7) & Karina Davila open to all students; however, to do so, we must $5,000 towards this year’s annual appeal goal. (8) ~ Honored meet the financial obligation. The annual fund is The class with the most money raised will have in November for one of three fundraisers that helps to bridge the the driveway into campus named after them. The “Gratitude.” gap between tuition and the actual cost of running Class of 2009 won last year by raising over $3,500. the school. Please consider supporting Blanchet by Currently, all who enter Blanchet drive into Class of donating to the annual appeal and making Blanchet 2009 Drive! Michael Reyes (7), your philanthropic priority. Above: Scenes from the November high school production Katelyn Millican (8) On behalf of our school community, we are of Leaving Iowa (top) and the January mid high production & Brooklyn Buchheit Blanchet’s 2015-16 annual appeal letter was mailed grateful for your support! Donations can be made of Wizard of Oz, Middle School Musical and Alice in (6) ~ Honored in November 2015. Our goal is to raise $45,800 by on the Blanchet website or you may contact the Wonderland. in December for June 30, 2016. We hope you will consider donating Development Department at 503.391.2639 if you “Service and Giving.” if you haven’t already done so. To date, we’ve raised have any questions. nearly $25,000 and are working diligently to exceed 2 our goal. 3 Sportsmanship, Passion & Hard Work Blanchet Catholic School earned 2,412.5 points over the school year. Listed below are Blanchet’s 2014-15 state 3A rankings according to team GPA. We have also noted each team that participated in state play-off O r e go n i a n C u p competition for the 2014-15 season. Football - 1st Place (Across all Classifications) - 3.61 GPA - (State Semi-Finals) Volleyball - 2nd Place - 3.79 GPA - (State Competition) Boys Soccer - 4th Place - 3.67 GPA - (State Semi-Finals) Girls Soccer - 5th Place 3.65 GPA - (State Competition) Boys Cross Country - 3.74 GPA - (State Competition) Girls Cross Country - 3.67 GPA - (State Competition) Boys Basketball – 1st Place (Across all Classifications) – 3.88 GPA - (State Semi-Finals) Girls Basketball – 8th place – 3.72 GPA Cheerleading – 4th Place – 3.71 GPA Boys Swimming – 6th Place – 3.40 GPA - (State Competition) Girls Swimming – 12th Place – 3.61 GPA Baseball - 1st Place (Across all Classifications) - 3.70 GPA – (State Competition) Softball - 1st Place - 3.75 GPA (3A) Band - 2nd Place - 3.70 GPA (3A) Boys Golf - 3rd Place - 3.68 GPA (3A/2A/1A) - (State Competition) Boys Track & Field - 3rd Place - 3.56 GPA (3A) - (State Competition) Girls Golf - 4th Place - 3.77 GPA (3A/2A/1A) - (State Competition) Girls Track & Field - 4th Place - 3.63 GPA (3A) - (State Competition) Boys Tennis - 4th Place - 3.51 GPA (4A/3A/2A/1A) Solo Music - 5th Place - 3.77 GPA (Across all Classifications) (2nd Place State Finisher) Girls Tennis - 6th Place - 3.68 GPA (4A/3A/2A/1A) - (State Competition) Speech & Debate - 7th Place - 3.78 GPA (Across all Classifications) We are incredibly proud to announce that and on the courts. Like all schools, we have areas Blanchet Catholic School has been named the to improve upon, but we are very pleased and 2014-15 OSAA Oregonian Cup winner in the 3A honored that our student athletes and the Blanchet classification! Blanchet has regularly finished in community have been recognized for our efforts.” the top ten in our classifications, but this is the first time in school history that we have taken home the The Oregonian Cup is the highest honor given by top trophy. Excellent state finishes by the school’s the OSAA. The award recognizes overall excellence varsity teams, athletes’ success in the classroom, in academics, activities and athletics, and honors and participation in school activities coupled with the school’s students, teachers, coaches and the no ejections during all three seasons has propelled entire school community. Schools earn points based Blanchet to the top of the standings. on their participation and finish in OSAA State Championships and Top 10 finishes in the OSAA Blanchet Athletic Director Tom Howard said, Academic All-State Program. A sportsmanship “The Oregonian Cup award reaffirms that the component, whereby schools are awarded points strides we are taking toward creating balance in each season for having no ejections, is included our students’ lives are paying off. Students learn as well. Points are totaled at the end of each year that sportsmanship, passion and hard work are the and the school earning the highest points in each building blocks for competing in the classroom classification receives a commemorative trophy from the Oregonian and the OSAA. 4 5 Carlton Wise Robotics Team one of the foundational members of Saturday with their league teams for another four to the Blanchet staff because he played five hours for an opportunity to compete and try out such an integral role in helping to their designs. Crystal Appleestablish and develop many of the System Overload! programs that have made the school The goal of robotics competition is to score points a success. In my more than twenty and accumulate those points over the competition. years as an educator, I consider The design of the robot needs to be capable of scoring Carlton Wise one of the most as many points as possible. For the inaugural year, our talented and dedicated educators I robotics team is focused on competing, learning and have encountered. He is truly a gift working together. to Blanchet and the entire Salem To improve their skills and level of competition, education community.” the robotics team would like to have another robot Blanchet students affectionately refer to work with. This would also allow the group to to Mr. Wise as “the Sherriff,” a title expand. The maximum number of students per team he wears with pride. He is a strong is 10-12 and this makes it difficult to keep all on task. leader and communicator who will Two robots would allow a research and development always work for what’s best for each team to work on a separate robot and the competition student. “Carlton is a servant leader robot to be the final prototype. Additionally, it would Since 1997, the Salem Area Chamber of who is willing to shoulder the weight of conflict be great for the students to have access to AutoDesk Commerce, in collaboration with Salem-Keizer and who always has great insight into a problem,” Inventor to create 3D renderings of specialized parts Public Schools, and the Salem-Keizer Education comments fellow educator Kasey Roberts. and a 3D printer to produce these parts. Foundation have recognized excellence in Blanchet is pleased to announce that it has started a education. The Crystal Apple Award gives the Former student Alex Nanneman, Class of 2009, Robotics Team! They are called System Overload! business community the opportunity to honor area says, “Mr. Wise always greets his students with a and are led by Blanchet science teacher Patrick More information can be found at: educators for making significant contributions in smile. He is kind, fair and invested in the success Mordhorst and Blanchet parent Ramesh Bala. http://www.first-tech-challenge.org/en/ the lives of children. This year Blanchet is proud to of his students. Mr. Wise is a great example of a Ten students are participating in the FIRST Tech announce that Mr. Carlton Wise is the nominee for Christian man, father and husband.” robotics challenge. View youtube video at: this prestigious honor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOZxly63Mw0 The surprise announcement of his Crystal FIRST Tech Challenge teams (10+ members, Carlton Wise joined Blanchet Catholic School in Apple nomination was made following Mass on grades 7-12) are tasked with designing, building, 2001 as a teacher and coach. It was immediately October 20 by Krina Lee, Salem Keizer Education programing, and operating robots to play a floor clear that Carlton was going to be a significant part Foundation Executive Director, and former game in an alliance format. Participants call it “the of the school community. He established himself President of Blanchet, Chuck Lee. hardest fun you’ll ever have!” Guided by adult as a consummate professional who is dedicated coaches and mentors, students develop STEM skills to helping students succeed in all facets of life. By and practice engineering principles (such as keeping year two at Blanchet, Carlton had moved into an an engineering notebook), while realizing the value administrative position while continuing to teach of hard work, innovation, and sharing ideas. The and coach. Now in the position of Vice Principal robot kit is reusable from year to year and can be of Instruction and Guidance, Mr. Wise continues programmed using a variety of languages. Teams to work with students, parents and staff with the also must raise funds, design and market their team utmost care and compassion. brand, and do community outreach for which they Former Blanchet principal Bob Weber comments, can win awards. Participants have access to tens of “It is not an understatement to consider Carlton millions of dollars in college scholarships. Right: Mr. Wise, dressed as Santa, poses for photos Blanchet’s team meets once to twice a week for two during Christmas spirit week. Pictured here with to four hours each. They also meet every other 6 seniors from the class of 2012. 7 accompanied by band and orchestra. Following the concert, guests were quoted as saying, “The Blanchet’s First Prism Concert show was absolutely Season” at the East Salem Community Center. amazing. So proud of all The program consisted of twenty-eight songs the talented kids and the featuring all of the ensembles of Blanchet’s music wonderful music teachers Musi c! department. Nine of the pieces were performed at Blanchet.” (Crystal by soloists or small ensembles. Those students Buchheit) “It was such a practiced during regular class time and during lunch beautiful event! I had to breaks or after school to prepare beautiful music sit on my hands to keep for the community. The other nineteen pieces were from clapping till the performed by the Wind Ensemble, Concert Choir, end. Great vision, great Concert Band, String Orchestra, Sixth Grade String execution, great talent!” (Kimberley Ann Cannady) Orchestra, and Sixth Grade General Music classes. Although it was initially overwhelming for the The students had seven weeks to prepare all this students to think about learning so much material music. There was fear and trepidation at first, as and to learn entrances and exits in such a short some of the students who only started playing period of time, every one of them stepped up to the instruments this year began to learn their music. challenge and helped to create the most successful Everyone worked hard and overcame some great concert ever. Kami Hettwer and Stephanie Barth challenges, playing music that seemed so difficult wish to thank everyone who worked so hard only weeks before. The morning of the concert on the production. Mark Rodli, the technical was spent at the community center rehearsing how director, and Russell North, the sound and lighting Several years ago, Kami Hettwer band, choir, distraction for the audience. Second, the ability to to get on and off the stages quickly and quietly. technician, created the perfect aesthetics for the and general music teacher at Blanchet Catholic light each performance space and orchestrate the There were seven different entrance areas for the performance. Gail Armstrong, Matt Burrill, David School, envisioned producing a Prism Concert for lighting to flow seamlessly from one area to another students. Instructions were posted at every entrance Buttrick, Karen Garaventa, and Robbe Ostby Christmas. On December 17, 2015, that dream was is extremely important. Third, numerous small to show which group entered where and when. As helped backstage at the rehearsal and performance. fulfilled. Parents and administrators were heard ensembles and soloists must be available to perform one group finished performing, the lights would A number of parent volunteers helped move praising it as the best concert ever produced in the between the larger groups. Finally, a complicated go down and then come up in another area of the equipment back and forth between the school and history of Blanchet. The time and effort that every “script” must be followed meticulously in order to auditorium, revealing the next group. Students, the auditorium the day before and immediately student and teacher contributed was a testament to make everything flow without undue pauses. helped by several teachers backstage, moved quickly following the performance. This could not have their abilities to rise to the immense challenge of from place to place as the audience enjoyed a happened without the hard work and dedication of producing a complicated and exciting program. On the evening of December 17, 93 Blanchet seamless performance. The night culminated in all those helpers and performers. Blanchet should students - 25 percent of the student body - a grand finale performance of “It’s the Holiday be proud of everyone who made this first Prism The first Prism Concert was produced 25 years ago performed in “Music for Christmas, It’s the Holiday Season” with every music student singing on stage Concert a great success! at Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York. Dan Shultz of the International Adventist Musicians Association describes a Prism Concert in this way: “A Prism Concert, named for the prism which reveals the varied colors of light, presents the many facets of a musical experience in as pure a form as possible, without applause, gaps between performances, and visual distraction.”

In order to effectively produce a concert like this, there are a number of very important things that need to happen. First, the auditorium space needs to accommodate several different performance spaces so that groups can go on and off with minimal

8 9 Patrick Counts ‘14 Patrick Counts is a sophomore at Chemeketa as a Chemeketa Scholar. This is his second year playing basketball at the college level. This year Patrick was Kimberly Hopewell Knackstedt ‘05 selected as all academic and leadership recipient Kimberly Hopewell is a 2005 graduate of Blanchet interview, she received notice she was awarded the for the NWAC Conference. He will complete his Catholic School. Following high school she Fellowship. The decision was unanimous among AAOT degree this spring and is looking to move attended the Board members. on. AGonzaga l u m n i U p d a te s Kimberly will be working on public policy University Jeremiah Blakeley ‘99 development in the offices of Senator Patty Murray, where she senior Senator from Washington and Jeremiah Blakeley, now known as JJ Milmore, received a a member of the Democratic Party. In addition, was a part of the first graduating class at Blanchet degree in special Kimberly will participate in advocacy training, Catholic School. He and his wife Shonda are education and national disability seminars and other learning entering a new stage in life. God has put it on their certification experiences. She will receive her PhD in May of hearts to move overseas on mission to Southeast in elementary 2017. Asia. JJ and Shonda have joined an international education. non-profit called Remember Nhu whose mission Kimberly Matthew Schnurbusch ‘14 is to end child sex slavery through prevention. The possesses a Matthew graduated from NW Railroad Institute Remember Nhu program helps to provide homes wonderful on March 18, 2015 as valedictorian of his class. He for very high risk children, to feed, cloth, educate talent for currently resides in Carlsbad, New Mexico and is a and show them the love of Jesus. It started just eight working with conductor for the Southwestern Railroad. years ago and now has over 1,000 children in more children with than fifty homes across 12 countries. intellectual or Jordan Ruiz ‘12 We would love to hear from you! developmental JJ and Shonda are now in the process of raising Jordan was offered a Teach for America position in Please send your alumni updates to disabilities a support team (prayer and finance), and selling Phoenix, Arizona in November. He will be teaching [email protected] and behavioral their home and possessions in preparation to move secondary math for the Phoenix school district. challenges. to Chiang Mai, Thailand where the group has 14 This program is affiliated with Americorp and will After earning her degree, she accepted a teaching homes and growing. “We have no expectation help him get his master’s degree while teaching. position in Kansas. Over the next four years of returning to the US other than respites every He is on schedule to graduate from Willamette she would teach and simultaneously complete a couple of years to visit friends and family. I never University in May 2016 with a bachelor’s degree, masters degree in special education. It was then was one to go on a mission trip, I avoided them at majoring in Economics with a minor in Art History. that Kimberly decided to pursue a PhD as well all cost. But God can change the heart and build as her dream to go to Washington, D.C. to work David Wolf ‘07 a passionate desire if it’s His will. We need to do on education policies. Knowing this, Kimberly’s nothing, except give Him our will and be willing to David recently graduated cum laude from the professors encouraged her to apply for the Joseph P. follow wherever He leads us,” comments JJ. University of with a degree in history. He Kennedy Fellowship, an intensive one-year public also received the history department’s CLIO award policy fellowship in Washington, D.C. for high level of academic achievement. The purpose of the Joseph P. Kennedy Fellowship Thomas Wolf ‘09 is to prepare both mid-career and more seasoned leaders to assume leadership in the public policy Thomas graduated from the University of Oregon arena in their home state and/or nationally. The with a degree in Economics. He has since moved fellow learns how federal legislation is initiated, to Beaverton and is working at Maxim Health developed and passed by the Congress, as well as Services. how programs are administered and regulations Charles Wiseman ‘14 promulgated by federal agencies. Charles made the University of Montana Dean’s Kimberly was one of several hundred applicants list both fall 2014 and spring 2015. Congratulations, from around the country and was one of just five Charles! to receive an interview. Within an hour of the last 10 11 case for practicing the virtue of All Schools Mass chastity. By addressing the issues Catholi c Schoothat teens struggle ls with most, Week Thank you to Queen of Peace Church and school for hosting All Jason offers encouragement for Schools Mass on February 4, a celebration of Mass that brings together teens to maintain their purity the over 700 students attending Salem’s Catholic schools. A special or begin again if they’ve made thank you to Archbishop Sample for presiding over this celebration and mistakes in the past. to guest speaker William Dygert, Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Archdiocese of Portland. Schools in attendance included Jason Evert has traveled to six Blanchet Catholic, Queen of Peace, Sacred Heart, St. Joseph and St. continents to bring the message of Vincent de Paul. chastity to more than one million people over the past 15 years, including World Youth Day in Spain and Australia. Jason earned a master’s degree in Theology, and undergraduate degrees in Counseling and Theology, with a minor in Philosophy at Franciscan University of Steubenville. He is a best-selling author of more than ten books, The Chastity Project including Theology of the Body for Teens, Saint John Thanks to the generous support of a Blanchet Paul the Great, and How to Find Your Soulmate without family, all Blanchet students in grades 7 through 12 Losing Your Soul. He and his wife Crystalina are as well as the entire Regis High School student body frequent guests on radio programs throughout the attended a seminar presented by Jason Evert on country, and their television appearances include the topic of chastity. The talk was held on Tuesday, MSNBC, Fox News, the BBC, and EWTN. February 2 and was the culmination of five years of Together they lead an international alliance of planning. young people who promote chastity in more than 40 countries. In this seminar, which has been delivered to more than one million teens on five continents, Jason Following the presentation, reconciliation was held Evert reveals the compelling vision of God’s plan in the chapel. Monsignor Huneger, Fr. Zerr and Fr. for human sexuality and presents an uplifting Heuberger came to hear confessions.

12 13 Fall Varsity Wrap-Up

Emily Collier - Girls Soccer Charles Marik - Special District 2 Player of the Year, Anna Duncan - Cross Country 2nd Team All-State, Named to Statesman Journal’s All- Nikki Halfman - Volleyball Mid Valley Team, Named to OSAA 3A/2A/1A All- Rachel Howard - Volleyball State Team (Boys Soccer) Charles Marik - Boys Soccer The Cavalier fall B Alex McArthur - Football (OL & DL) Nick Orlandini - 2nd Team All-State, OSAA 3A State sports teams found Nick Orlandini - Football (RB & DB) Semifinal Moda Health Player of the Game (Football) much success on Annie Ruef - Girls Soccer the court, field, Alex McArthur - 2nd Team Defense & Offense All- Patrick Tuttle - Cross Country and course but it State, Named to All-Mid Valley Team (Football) Katarina Veliz - Girls Soccer was their success 2nd Team All-Conference Nate Cantonwine - First Team Defense All-State, in the classroom Named to All-Mid Valley Team (Football) that earned them Brianna Anaya - Girls Soccer OSAA academic Ben Bartch - Football (TE) Ben Bartch - 2nd Team All-State (Football) honors. The OSAA Denver Bogat - Football (RB) Academic All-State Cameron Elmore - Football (DL) Nick Orlandini - Honorable Mention All-State Defense program recognizes Miranda Glennie - Girls Soccer (Football) outstanding Zach Handran - Football (LB) achievement in the Diego Leon Patino - Boys Soccer classroom. The boys Jared Myers - Football (LB) and girls team in each Hailey Ostby - Volleyball OSAA-sanctioned Tyler Pearson - Boys Soccer activity with the Cristobal Ramos Torres - Boys Soccer highest team grade point average (G.P.A.) earns the Drew Spear - Football (OL) Academic All-State Award. Members of top ten Dan Whittle - Football (DL) schools in each activity at each classification are also Honorable Mention All-Conference recognized with a commemorative bag tag. Teams that Kendra Campbell - Volleyball earn a 3.0 GPA or higher receive 25 points for their Johanna Counts - Volleyball school in The Oregonian Cup standings. Lauren Elmore - Girls Soccer Cassie Fountain - Girls Soccer All the Blanchet Catholic School fall sports teams Sam Hoskins - Boys Soccer earned a 3.0 GPA or higher. Below is a list of John Jablonski - Boys Soccer teams’ GPA and how they finished in the OSAA 3A Deven Leon Patino - Boys Soccer classification: Nina Nakamura - Girls Soccer Football - 1st Place with 3.60 GPA Ko Nishinoue - Boys Soccer Volleyball - 3rd Place with 3.79 GPA Joe Pardo - Boys Soccer Spring Sports Boys Soccer - 7th Place with 3.56 GPA Charles Taaffe - Football (OL) Girls Soccer - 9th Place with 3.58 GPA RJ Veliz - Football (QB) First Practice Dates: Girls Cross Country - 3.75 GPA High School - February 29 Boys Cross Country - 3.21 GPA Additional Honors Emily Collier - Special District 3 Player of the Year, 1st Mid High - March 14 For their efforts on the court, field, and course, a Team All-State, Named to Statesman Journal’s All-Mid number of student-athletes were recognized with All- Valley Team, Named to OSAA 3A/2A/1A All-State Conference and All-State honors. Below is the list of Team (Girls Soccer) Sports Offered: those honored: Katarina Veliz - Named to All-Mid Valley Team (Girls High School - Baseball, Golf, Softball, Tennis, Track & Field 1st Team All-Conference Soccer) Ben Bartch - Football (LB) Mid High - Baseball, Softball, Track & Field Nate Cantonwine - Football (WR & DB)

14 15 Find additional athletic & fine arts coverage & photos on Blanchet’s website & Facebook page! Jean Madison, Receptionist/Attendance 2015-16 Faculty Inga Mannion, College Counselor Harry Ahn Amelia Keith Cathy McClaughry, Marketing Director John Andreas Nick Kintz Filo Ortega, Custodial Mary Angove Kati McConn Warren Williamson, Custodial Gail Armstrong Patrick Mordhorst Danielle Wise, Campus Minister Stephanie Barth David Morse

Mr. Buttrick Sherrie Bashaw David Mucken BCS & his students 2015 President’s Report Robbe Ostby study Matthew Burrill fiscal year 2014 - 2015 Fall 2014 medical tools David Buttrick Deb Pavelek and other Sam Cartan Tina Pearson implements President’s Advisory Board commonly Ted Dowell Stephanie Razmus used during Karen Garaventa Kasey Roberts Gayle Caldarazzo-Doty, Owner, Anthony Guevara, President, Blanchet Catholic the Civil War. Micki Halsey Randall William Roberts Gayle’s Italian Market School Mary Heintzman David Shultz Donna Garaventa, Attorney at Law Theresa Haskins - Public Utility Administrator Kami Hettwer Danielle Wise James S. Kreitzberg, Benefactor Bob Hill - Retired CEO, LCG Pence Kevin Mannix, Attorney at Law Ron Hittner - Business Consultant Patti Milne, Former Marion County Mary Hollinger - Business Manager, Welcome New Board Members Commissioner Blanchet Catholic School Mark Chong a master’s in public health from UCLA and an MBA Jim Monaghan, CEO - Gelco Corporation Krishna Namburi - CIO, Information Technology Please welcome Mark Chong to from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at the Blanchet Board of Directors. Northwestern University. Mark has served at several The Most Reverend , Department, City of Salem community service and club sports organizations Retired Auxiliary Bishop of Portland Jennifer Paul - Attorney Mark worked in product in Hawaii, California and Oregon over the past few Lawrence Tokarski, CEO, Elizabeth Vargas Duncan - Executive Director, management, business decades and is passionate about continuing and Mountain West Investment Corp. Oregon Municipal Electric Utilities Association development and management improving upon Blanchet Catholic School’s tradition consulting in the healthcare Joe Weston, President, of educating intelligent, engaged service leaders. industry serving a number of organizations such Weston Investment Company 2015-16 Administration & Staff as Kaiser Permanente and Abbott Laboratories. Mark serves on the board’s Catholic Identity and Dick Withnell, Withnell Motor Company Anthony Guevara, President More recently, he has shepherded the successful Programs and Services committees. educations and careers of his four children. His Brian Heinze, Principal Board of Directors oldest, Alyse, is an anesthesiologist in Seattle. His Dr. Jeannie Ray-Timoney Carlton Wise, Vice Principal of Instruction & son, Zachary, is a mechanical engineer in Silicon Please also welcome Dr. Jeannie Ray-Timoney to Executive Committee: Guidance Valley, and daughter Megan does neuroscience our Board. Jeannie brings twenty years of experience in the Archdiocese of Portland as both a teacher Kevin L. Mannix, Chair - Attorney Robin Smith, Dean of Students research at Harvard. Mark’s youngest, Hannah, is a senior at Blanchet (Class of 2016) and reminds and principal to her new position as Director of Lowell Smith, Vice-Chair - School Psychologist Mary Hollinger, Business Manager everyone what a “tiger dad” her father is. Sharing Accreditation, Curriculum, Assessment, and Catholic Doug Weathers, Treasurer - Hop Farmer Tom Howard, Athletic Director the joys and challenges of family life is Mark’s Identity. Her field of study in Catholic Educational Leadership focused on Catholic identity and Catholic John Salstrom, Secretary - Small Business Owner Chris Lieder, Office Manager wife Laura, an obstetrician-gynecologist at Salem Clinic. Mark and Laura are active parishioners at school program effectiveness. Jeannie is responsible James S. Kreitzberg - Benefactor Ron Miller, Facilities Manager Queen of Peace Church and volunteer at various for guiding schools through the accreditation process, Robert Saalfeld - Estate Lawyer Toni Nanneman, Development Coordinator community service organizations around Salem. advancing curriculum and assessment in our Catholic schools, and ensuring that our schools live the mission Members: Mark has been a lifelong booster of Catholic of Catholic education. Dr. Ray-Timoney is the first Steve Herb, Maintenance Current Student Body President education. He is an alumni of Bellarmine College representative from the Archdiocese to participate on Jessica Ickes, Development Assistant Preparatory in San Jose, California, an all-boys the Blanchet Board of Directors, and we are happy to Dr. John Coen - Orthopedic Doctor/Surgeon have her join us. Megan Johnston, Admissions Manager/Athletics Jesuit school and the state’s oldest high school. Kevin FitzPatrick - Business Executive Assistant Mark has a bachelor’s from Stanford University, 16 17 2014-15 Development Report 2014-15 Donor Recognition This donor report lists contributions made from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015. Please notify us if we have Major School Fundraisers inadvertently omitted your name. Blanchet has key fundraisers during each school year to help us ensure that Blanchet remains Thank you to Our Generous Supporters Auction 2014 accessible for all Mid Valley families. We are very 2014 Auction Sponsors ~ “Roaring “True Blue Gala” Big 5 Sporting Goods Eric John Photography purposeful to limit other fundraising in the school Twenties” $148,419 BiMart Felicity Boutique so that families and donors are not overburdened Al’s Garden Center & Greenhouses Casey & Nancy Boehmer Stan Fenton with requests for donations. Dr. Sewell & Mrs. Callahan Phillip & Tami Bogat Dale & Janie Fessler Cascade Warehouse Co. Ron & Tami Bonnett Rick & Melanie Fessler Blanchet asks parents to participate in three CondemnationJustice.com Brigittine Monks Andrew Fischbacher annual fundraisers that include our annual Mark & Laura Chong Mr. Peter Brown & Dr. Heidi Fletemier Fitts Seafood auction, student fundraiser and annual appeal. Geoff Wyatt Construction, Inc. Robert & Caroline Burnell Gregory & Christine Frank These activities are important to support the Hillwood Properties, LLC Daniel & Elisabeth Campbell Kenneth & Jean Franklin school’s operating budget and student activities Dr. & Mrs. Kennedy Terry & Kim Cannady Brian & Samantha Free and help bridge the gap between the amount of Knights of Columbus Nate Cantonwine Full Sail Brewing Company tuition charged and the actual cost of a Blanchet Pioneer Trust Bank Dr. Andy Carp & Dr. Lesley Garber Gallagher Fitness Resources education. 2014-15 RootX Carroll College Fernando Gapasin & JoAnn Sustrick Student Raffle Salem Catholic Schools Foundation Doug & Julie Charles Jeff & Melissa Glennie 2014-15 Chateau Bianca Winery Art Gloria The results of our 2014-15 fundraising efforts $39,504 Salem Radiology Consultants, Travis (shown in the model) are made possible by our Annual Appeal Fromwiller, M.D. Christian in the World Lecture Series Pete & Shirlene Gonzalez students, parents, grandparents and many donors $41,183 Seaman & Pollard Families Classy Hair Salon Debbie Goodwin and benefactors. We are grateful for each and VIDA Integrative Medicine John Clifton Michael & Mary Grainey every one who helps to support Blanchet Catholic John & Cathy Coen Joshua Graves & Yvette Thomas 2014 Auction Donors ~ “Roaring School through donations of time, money and John & Cynthia Collier Graves Twenties” Colton Forge Tony & Suzy Guevara services. AAA Oregon/Idaho Christina Coniglio Lonye & Deanna Gwyn Trevor & Teresa Abbott Mary Conway Lee & Laura Gwyn AC Tree Service, Inc. Gary & Debi Copple Nicholas & Lisa Hager Al’s Garden Center & Greenhouses Brent & Amy Counts Hampton Inn & Suites, Salem & Kate Andersen Courthouse Athletic Club Portland/Vancouver Marne Anderson Steve Cravinho Troy & Melony Handran Steve & Mary Kathryn Anderson Sharon Crocetti Steve & Andy Harland Richard & Kathy Angstrom Dan & Debby Crocetti Haugen’s Studio Ankeny Vineyard Bill & Cheri Crocker Michael & Blanca Hawkins Joseph & Cheryl Archer Sherwin Cullison Stewart & Mona Hayes Alan & Linda Arp Adam & Lillian Daheim Karl Hegney & Michelle Lisa Maestro Robert Ashens Doug & Jennifer Darst Brandner-Hegney Wayne & Bonny Atwood Delaney Madison Grill Mary Heintzman Rand Baker Henry & Heather Diaz Mr Martin Hernandez & Ms Olivia Scott & Misty Barchus Carlos Diaz & Rosa Fregoso Cortes Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Discovery School of Dance Fr. Joseph Heuberger Barry Bray Construction Company Phillip & Nora Ditzler Mesheal Heyman Sergeant Mora (above) and first Jon & Jennifer Bartch Don Miguel Mexican Restaurant High Desert Museum lieutenant - and Blanchet class of Stephanie Barth Don Sprague Sales Marypat Hill 2007 graduate - Lauren Katich Dave & Sherrie Bashaw Steven & Erica Duch Historic Deepwood Estate (left) spoke about the Army ROTC Kurt & Mary Belleque James Duffy Ron & Mikki Hittner program during Career Day in Benedictine Sisters of Mt. Angel, Tom & Annie Duffy Kirk & Michelle Hofstetter January. Right: Graham Conrad is standing behind Oregon Kristine Duffy Chuck & Mary Hollinger a display that he constructed titled “What Gene & Lisa Benson Gary Dukes & Kathy Witwer Charlie & Barb Hopewell Pharaohs Wore.” This project was part of Gene Berg & Jennifer Lechuga Berg Dean & Beth Vargas Duncan Joel & Cristina Hopkin the study of ancient Egypt in Mrs. Ostby’s Best Little Roadhouse Brandi Earnest Tom & Lisa Howard class. 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