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PRESIDENT SA publication REPORT for the alumni, family & friends of Palma School Fall 2014

Annual Report Edition Top Palma Graduates Spring Sports AMAZING You are where you are today because someone, THINGS ARE somewhere along the way, believed in you. HAPPENING The Palma Fund supports every aspect of the school’s operations; from faculty salaries & HERE! professional development to arts programs, financial aid and new curriculum initiatives. Donating to the Palma Fund is critical to the health and vitality of the school. The Last year donations ranged from $10 to $10,000. Every dollar makes a difference! Palma Fund Please send in your donation today in the envelope provided or 2014-2015 online at https://www.palmaschool.org/support/onlinegiving FEATURES 4 Letters from the... President - Br. Patrick Dunne, C.F.C. Chairman of the Board of Director - Don Chapin Principal - David Sullivan Mission Statement Advacement Director - Tracy Jones Palma School is dedicated to providing young men an excellent college preparatory education in a Roman Catholic environment that embraces the Essential Elements of an Edmund Rice Christian 8 Top Palma Graduates of 2014 Brother Education and challenges each individual to develop spiritually, intellectually, morally, physically, and socially. 10 College Acceptances Contributors: Br. Patrick Dunne, C.F.C. President 11 High School Graduation Awards School Extension x222 [email protected] Mr. David Sullivan Principal 11 Junior High Graduation Awards School Extension x247 [email protected] Tracy Jones Director of Institutional Advancement 12 Teacher Highlights & Alumni Relations The Greatest Reward of All - Rob Viarengo School Extension x218 [email protected] Art by Design - Bev Florance Integrated Thematic Learning - Fred Doherty Shannon Hugo Creative Director Marketing, Palma School School Extension x248 [email protected] 18 Campus Ministry and the Blessed Edmund Scott White Rice Society in Service to Others CEO | Devlin Media Company Jim Micheletti Marketing, Palma School www.devlinmediacompany.com [email protected] Celeste White 20 Spring 2014 Sports Updates CEO | white page communications Marketing, Palma School www.whitepagecommunications.com [email protected] 24 Survey Results We Asked / You Answered Additional Contributors: Don Chapin Rob Viarengo ‘86 26 Annual Report Jim Micheletti Kathleen Marsh Beverly Florance Fred Doherty 38 Alumni Games Marie Spencer Neil Fogel ‘10, Cover Art Chris Mulé ‘92 Scott Corner 39 Highlights Almaden Press

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Board of Directors 2014/2015 Michael Boggiatto Dianne Irwin Donald Chapin Shirley Lavorato Lucio Cosentino John J. Mazzei ‘01 Stay connected to Palma - anytime, Henry Dill ‘75 Christopher Mulé ‘92 anywhere. Multiple methods of contact Dennis Donahue ‘72 Joseph Pezzini ‘77 mean that you can keep Palma at your fingertips even when you’re on the go. Thomas Fanoe ‘64 Joseph Piedimonte ‘77 Mark Faylor Martha Vazquez Alfred Friedrich LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Friends of Palma,

Another school year has begun, very nicely, I might add. There seems to me to be a good “PALMA TODAY IS NOT spirit among the faculty and staff and, from what I can see from my perch, among the PALMA YESTERDAY” students too. This is Palma’s 64th year of openings, in being the focal point of many families and their sons over those many years. Those not formally associated with the workings of a school, such as Palma, might think there is much repetition in doing the same thing, year in and year out, in working with adolescent boys. Nothing could be further from the truth as every year has a different cast of characters; students, teachers, and parents. Sure, there is always some overlay but, for the most part, each and every year is a new beginning as we have new seniors every year, new juniors every year, new sophomores...,etc. I can certainly speak to the newness of each school year as I am blessed with the gift of seeing forty-six new school years so far and I know no two are exactly the same.

There continues to be much interest among Palma graduates in seeing what is happening here at Palma since their days on campus. We have a simple message to get across to each and every graduate of the school, Palma today is not Palma yesterday. Palma today is a better academic institution in preparing young men for college and beyond than it was, certainly, 64 years ago. I know it is a better all-around school today than it was when I first arrived on campus as principal in 1987. Constant growth and improvements at Palma are not accidents nor ill-timed scenarios that come out of nowhere. There is planning, thought, reflection, and formation of educational aspects of running an all-boys school, grades seven through twelve, that make Palma more than just another school. I have not, in my school experiences over the years, come across the level of student achievement, parent involvement, alumni pride, and faculty/staff commitment that takes place here at Palma on a regular basis, day in, day out.

I think I have a pretty good idea of what it is parents and their son(s) are looking for in preparing for college and beyond. While it is true good things do happen at other schools every so often, they happen here at Palma on a regular basis, day in, day out, to the point that exceptional accomplishments are the norm, not the exception, here at Palma.

A different cast of characters visits Palma every year...students, parents, staff... yet the story and the message remain constant, getting young men ready for college and beyond like no place else. No two classes are the same; there is always room for young men who are committed to being part of the extraordinary, every day, in moving forward, in growing, in improving, in becoming well-rounded, in mastering the daily challenges. Many individuals have helped bring us to where we are today and for those gifts of time, talent, and treasure, I thank them and encourage everyone to help continue the good work begun on this campus over 63 years ago.

Sincerely,

Brother Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. President 4 LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Greetings Palma Family, As Chairman of the Palma School Board of Directors, let me welcome you to this new school “I CAN PROMISE YOU IT WILL BE year. It is great to have all of our students and faculty back on campus, as well as having THE GIFT THAT CONTINUES TO all of our supporters experiencing the accomplishments of our Palma Chieftains. GIVE FOR YEARS TO COME.” Thanks, as well, to our awesome Graduates and Alumni. I am sure you are as impressed as I am about the 99% college acceptance rate our 2014 Graduates experienced this year. These young men go on to higher education and return to our community eager, ready, and prepared to give back much of what they have learned in their high school and college experiences.

Our work to secure Palma School’s future with the Palma Tomorrow group continues. We are steadily working on securing opportunities for us to grow and expand our facilities as well as modernize every chance we get. We intend on keeping Palma with the facilities and systems needed to continue the good work our faculty and staff does daily. We hope that many of you will help with our mission when asked. As you know, the work of many hands makes the work much lighter, fun, and rewarding.

Scholarship funds at Palma School continue to grow and are becoming a great asset. These endowed and restricted funds allow our team to provide opportunities to many young men that may not have the means to achieve a Palma education and experience. My goal in the time I have remaining as Chairman, is to grow this asset and work towards making Palma education available to more young men. With the recent creation of the Brother Patrick Dunne Endowed Scholarship Fund, we are well on our way of reaching my goal. I hope all of you will consider an annual major gift to this effort. I can promise you it will be the gift that continues to give for years to come.

I am proud to be your Chairman,

Donald Chapin Chairman of the Board

5 LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Palma students never cease to amaze me. Our school is wonderfully palpable with an atmosphere for the pursuit of excellence in all endeavors, and it is remarkably evident in the many achievements of our young men. This publication will feature a goodly number of “PALMA IS TRULY accomplishments among some of our finest students – students who are moving on to MAKING A DIFFERENCE” pursue higher education at Stanford, Harvard, Georgetown, and the University of Notre Dame, among other renowned universities. These are highly ambitious and motivated young men who have also taken advantage of the many offerings Palma offers to provide avenues for their growth in mind, body, and soul. Some students have invested of themselves in our international service program where they experience life-changing circumstances. Others have pursued leadership among the 30+ clubs and student groups on campus that help them forge life-long friendships and the value of sharing their talents with and for others. Still others are simply becoming more well-mannered, caring, responsible young men because they are surrounded with friendships among others who share the same values.

It is a blessing that we have so many dedicated families, students, teachers, staff, coaches, and mentors who truly care for Palma’s success and for the cultivation of leaders in our community. These are people who are willing to give of themselves in so many ways in order to enrich a young Chieftain who is ripe with potential. It is also a blessing to see the many and varied sacrifices that so many families make to invest in a Palma education. Some travel from distant homes by way of city bus or carpool to be here. Others rally financial support from loved ones to support their young Chieftain – an investment sure to reap dividends in the future. Still others are willing to embrace a new cultural experience at Palma very different from their own life experiences elsewhere. Because of the many people who share such dedication, Palma is truly making a difference, not just in the lives of those young men who grow up here, but even upon the many others with whom they interact beyond these hallowed grounds.

I look forward to another remarkable year at Palma. Thank you for all you are and do for our school and community. Go Chieftains!

David J. Sullivan Principal

6 LETTER FROM THE ADVANCEMENT DIRECTOR

Whenever I tell people that I raise money for a living, the reaction is usually the same. The customary response is, “Oh. You’re a… fundraiser. There is NO WAY I would do your job.” I typically answer by saying that there isn’t a better job in the world! I get to work with amazing “INVESTING IN PALMA people—parents and students, board members and companies, faculty and alumni—from all over the globe, who are intelligent, passionate, caring, and generous. And all of them STRENGTHENS OUR COMMUNITY.” love this incredible school and its wonderfully diverse and vibrant community. It’s truly a wonderful job!

In mid-August we returned from summer break refreshed, rejuvenated and ready to embrace the new school year and its ultimate culmination for our seniors, graduation! The class of 2015, as well as our returning students, spent the past year of their school career in an iPad program, honing skills in a technology-rich learning environment. The Palma educational experience continues to evolve by integrating our traditional strengths with innovative thinking, producing students who are confident, independent, adaptable and inspired to learn.

Indeed, Palma is a great place and 2013-2014 was a great year for giving. Through the hard work of our school community last year, we were able to raise, in total, an astounding $1,094,260 for Palma School. The Br. Dunne Endowed Scholarship Fund was established helping to ensure scholarship aid into the next generation and beyond. Your support also enabled the school to invest in technological infrastructure improvements which enabled our students and faculty to benefit from the implementation of Palma’s iPad initiative. This could not happen without you!

It was a record year and we are so grateful to all the parents, alumni, faculty, staff, board members, parents of alumni, grandparents, friends and organizations who support the school. Thank you again for making it easy to tell people I have the best job in the world and for making Palma such a great school. We are profoundly grateful. Your generosity truly makes a difference in the lives of our students – both today and for years to come.

Tracy Jones Advancement Director

7 Jinwon (Terry) Lee Christian Sergent Cole Rianda Max Fiege JD de Lorimier Valedictorian Salutatorian Yale University Georgetown University University of California, Harvard University Stanford University Palma, both inside and outside of Walsh School Berkeley Looking back on my six years at Over the last six years, Palma has the classroom, has developed me in I face success with humility. After six I first came to Palma as a seventh Palma, I can see a common theme prepared me to move onto bigger all aspects of my character. Classes long years at Palma School, I am grader with no idea of what to coursing through each of my and better things. Next year, I will such as AP European History honored to be recognized as a expect from high school. But after experiences: seizing opportunities. attend Stanford University and alongside football, wrestling, and leading member of my class. When I these six years I can say that Palma As a naive seventh grader I went to pursue a degree in Economics. I lacrosse taught me the value of came home after my first day here has introduced me to my best Junior High Soccer tryouts on that would not be able to do this if it hard work and determination no in 7th grade, terrified of the new friends, experiences and memories. first day of school. I remember weren’t for my parents and the matter the situation. Classes such environment and intimidated by With all the opportunities available being terrified, not only of Coach Palma community. My teachers as AP English Language and AP upperclassmen, never would I have to me at Palma, I have been able to Corner, but also of the fact that I challenged me and enabled me to Calculus, combined with Mock Trial, thought that I would actually come explore and succeed in many things was attending a new school, meeting thrive in the many rigorous honors taught me how to think analytically to thrive at Palma. Never would I inside and outside the classroom. new people, and being pushed out and AP courses that I have taken while under pressure. ACTION have thought that I would be a With great coaches and teammates, of my comfort zone. However, this throughout my career. Outside of Leadership and NHS taught me the fixture of the basketball program I have discovered a love for distance fear did not last long; Palma truly the classroom, I have been offered importance of serving others, be it year in and year out, achieving the running which I pursued through developed me into the person I am many unique service opportunities. at Palma, at the DeGroot home in Morisoli award my senior year. Nor four seasons of track and three today and taught me to take Whether it was building a house in San Luis Obispo, or in Mexico. could I have expected to ever seasons of cross country. With the

advantage of every opportunity that Tijuana with the Blessed Edmund Classes such as AP Literature and become so comfortable with who I Blessed Edmund Rice Society and presents itself. In addition to soccer, Rice Society or gleaning in the fields the Palma Bands have given me a am at Palma, that I became a CORE campus minister, Mr. Micheletti, I I joined the football and track teams with Ag Against Hunger, I have been greater appreciation of the beauty leader and helped new students to have been able to travel the world as a freshman, dedicated my time as able to assist the less fortunate present in the arts and have taught adjust to, and conquer, the same from Mexico to Peru, exploring new a CORE leader, and started writing through meaningful and uplifting me the importance of putting fears that I had. Humbled by my cultures and learning through articles for the school yearbook. In service. Lastly, the sports program emotion into all of my work. I plan long years of hard work and the service. Finally, with the help of the classrooms, I pushed my limits in at Palma has transformed me into a to major in psychology and go on to fruits of that labor, I look forward to motivating teachers and classmates, taking architectural design. Those better competitor and sportsman. law school, another result of the a bright future: I will be attending I have been pushed to perform my who know me well can attest that I Some of my fondest memories from impact that Mock Trial has had on Georgetown University this coming best in school and prepare me for am not at all an artistic person, but Palma are those that I have made me. I leave for Yale University in the fall, pursuing a major in International college next year as a freshman at I must say that building a model with teammates on the baseball fall confident that I am prepared for Politics and Economy at the Walsh UC Berkeley. house to scale has been a delightful diamond and on the golf course. As the challenges ahead. School of Foreign Service. Despite experience. Who knows? Maybe I’ll my journey at Palma comes to an the extra snow and politics that become an architect, but the end, I am positive that Palma’s comes with living in Washington D.C., probability of that is slim. I intend to dedication to developing the I am excited to broaden my global become a neurosurgeon, and as the intellectual, spiritual, physical, and perspective with students from first step of many leading to that social aspects of every student will around the world. destination, I will attend Harvard benefit me in college and beyond. University to study neurobiology this fall. The lessons I’ve learned at Palma will definitely guide me in my future endeavors and provide a solid foundation upon which I can build my life.

8 TOP PALMA GRADUATES OF 2014

Ryan Scar Alexander Ellison Zack Zender Dominic Fusanotti Will Chilton University of San Diego University of San Diego University of California, University of California, University of Texas My last six years at Palma have My motto is “it’s all about who you Los Angeles Los Angeles My experience at Palma can be definitely had a positive impact on know”. For the last six years, its the Now that I’m at the end of my time I will be attending UCLA and will summed up in one word. my life and my future. There are so people, classmates, teachers, coaches at Palma, I think the one thing that hope to major in Psychobiology Unforgettable. The friendships I many memories that I will take from and administrators-- that I have separates Palma from other high which involves the study of brain- have made during my 6 years here Palma, from playing in football and known, who have made the Palma schools is the brotherhood that is behavior relations and laboratory will last a lifetime and I have created baseball games, to class retreats experience so memorable for me. built here. As I go forward to UCLA training in standard brain research numerous memories along the way. gleaning in the lettuce fields, to Welcomed by Brother Dunne and for studies in Business Economics, I techniques. I have attended Palma At first I struggled with failure at dances, to rallies and being in Mr. Sullivan at the front of our look back on all the memories that I for the last six years of my life and Palma, but over time I realized it is an student sections at varsity games, school on the first day of seventh have made, and all the brothers I have had both bad and good everyday part of life. Preparing for and of course all of the friends I grade and nearly every school day have made those memories with. experiences at this institution. college has been both exciting and have made here. Palma is a truly since, I am confident that I made the Palma has built me into someone However, a man is not defined by nerve-racking. When it came to unique place because of the wide right decision to attend this school whom I could not have imagined on one experience but by the sum of applying to college all of my peers variety of opportunities that it even though it is forty-five miles my first day of seventh grade his experiences. know that I went a little overboard. presents to its students. A particular from my house. Each year, I have through the guidance of some of 17 applications later I spent most of class that has been one of my been encouraged to excel in the the most influential mentors I have my March on the edge of my seat favorites at Palma would definitely classroom, in my athletic endeavors been honored to learn with, such as waiting to hear back from universities

have to be World Religions with Mr. and through volunteer work. While I Coach Martinez, Mr. Mikell, and all over the country. When the dust Beesley. Learning about the will always fondly remember my Coach Carnazzo. I feel like all the settled I decided to attend The different religions that exist in the days on the baseball team and lessons and values I have learned University of Texas where I am world was fascinating as well as socializing with friends, my best throughout my 6 years at Palma enrolled in their business school. educational. The expression memories will be the Mother-Son have truly prepared me for success Currently I am leaning towards an sessions that we shared in Mr. Dances where with my friends and I in the world ahead. Though the path accounting major but I will have my Beesley’s were also memorable, as showcased our very “best” and may not have been easy at times, I first year to specify an exact one. I learning the life stories of each of most creative dance moves. Over- will look back upon my years at am confident that my time at Palma my fellow classmates helped me to all, I appreciate the academic rigor Palma with fond memories and a has prepared me for what lies ahead better relate to them and form and the Palma values that I know smile. in college and my career path deeper friendships with them. I will help me to be successful as I afterwards. know that the diverse and broad attend the University of San Diego educational experience that I have to study Business and Marketing. received at Palma has paved the foundation for success in my future as I enroll in the honors program and study business at the University of San Diego.

9 COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES The students from the graduating class of 2014 will be attending some of the finest universities in the country. We are proud to announce the colleges our graduates have been accepted to attend.

Arizona State University University of La Verne The University of Arizona Lassen College Azusa Pacific University Lewis & Clark College Baylor University Linfield College Benedictine College Loyola Marymount University Biola University Marquette University Boise State University Menlo College Boston College Montana State University, Bozeman Butler University Monterey Peninsula College Butte College University of Nebraska at Lincoln Cabrillo College University of Nevada, Las Vegas University of California at Berkeley University of Nevada, Reno University of California at Davis New York University University of California at Irvine Northeastern University University of California at Los Angeles Northern Arizona University University of California at Merced University of Notre Dame University of California at Riverside Oklahoma State University University of California at San Diego Oregon State University University of California at Santa Barbara University of Oregon University of California at Santa Cruz University of the Pacific California Lutheran University Pennsylvania State University California Maritime Academy Pepperdine University California State Polytechnic University, Pomona University of Portland California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute California State University, Channel Islands Rice University California State University, Chico Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology California State University, East Bay Saint Joseph’s College-ME California State University, Fresno Saint Mary’s College of California California State University, Fullerton San Diego State University California State University, Long Beach University of San Diego California State University, Los Angeles San Francisco State University California State University, Monterey Bay University of San Francisco California State University, Northridge San Jose State University California State University, Sacramento Santa Clara University California State University, San Marcos Santa Fe University of Art and Design Case Western Reserve University Santa Rosa Junior College The Catholic University of America Seattle Pacific University Chapman University Sonoma State University Cogswell Polytechnical College University of Southern California Colorado State University Southern Methodist University Cornell University Stanford University DigiPen Institute of Technology Syracuse University Dixie College Texas A&M University Duke University Texas Christian University Fordham University The University of Texas, Austin Gavilan College Trinity University Georgetown University Tulane University Gonzaga University Union College Hartnell College Villanova University Harvard College University of Virginia Hawaii Pacific University Washington State University Iona College University of Washington Iowa State University Western Washington University Johns Hopkins University University of Wisconsin, Madison Knox College Yale University

10 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION AWARDS Monsignor Thomas J. Earley Gold Medals for Scholastic Proficiency JinWon (Terry) Lee Valedictorian Christian Sergent Salutatorian James Clark Palma Gold Medal in Theology James de Lorimier Palma Gold Medal in English James de Lorimier Palma Gold Medal in Social Studies Cole Rianda Palma Gold Medal in Mathematics Stefan Rose Palma Gold Medal in Foreign Language Maxwell Giacamazzi Palma Gold Medal in Science Christopher Martinez Palma Gold Medal in Art Jeremy Dicks Palma Gold Medal in Music JinWon (Terry) Lee Palma Gold Medal in Computer Science Christopher Vargas Palma Loyalty Award Cole Rianda Palma Leadership Award

JinWon (Terry) Lee Monroe Award for Proficiency in Mathematics JinWon (Terry) Lee Brother Frank Luke Dalton Memorial Award for Excellence in Social Studies and Service James de Lorimier W. H. “Hank” Muller Outstanding Scholar Athlete Award JinWon (Terry) Lee Brother M.L. Crumlish Athlete of the Year Award

JUNIOR HIGH GRADUATION AWARDS Finian Rawson The Monsignor Thomas J. Early Award Religious Studies Jason Hoech English Award Jacob Ottone Mathematics Award Jacob Ottone Music Award Grayson McGrew Literature Award Grayson McGrew Social Studies Award Nathan Kline Science Award Brian Villafuerte Foreign Language Award Michael Bengard Fine Arts Award

Jacob Ottone The Gerald D. Flowers Golden Chieftain Scholarship Award for Service Finian Rawson Brother Charles McManus Award for Scholarship, Leadership, Citizenship, and Sportsmanship Patrick Briley CJSF Scholarship

11 The Greatest Reward of All

Walk into Rob Viarengo’s AP English Language and Composition that allows them to have a broader understanding of the world. class, and you might just see students looking at some unusual Since the AP English Language class focuses so much on textbooks: Sports Illustrated, Time, Popular Mechanics, People. argument, it’s nice the students are able to cite historical No, they’re not looking for the latest gossip about Angelina Jolie references to support their claims.” and Brad Pitt, but at the ads. “AP English Language is basically the study of how writers can use language and images to reach The integration of the iPad has also helped students perform different audiences,” said Mr. Viarengo. “There’s no better way well. Along with using the iPad to conduct research and make to ground students in this idea than starting with the world presentations, students use the Socrative app, a class response we’re all so familiar with: advertising.” It may seem like an odd system that allows them to work in small groups and compete way to teach about the classical appeals to emotion, reason, against each other as they answer questions. “The students and character, but once students see a favorite athlete using enjoy watching their progress in real time, with his reputation to sell sportswear, or understand instant feedback and the ability to see how they the many different audiences for car ads, they compare with others,” Mr. Viarengo said. “The begin to become aware of the ways others are All our competition keeps them focused. It’s fun to constantly trying to influence them, whether in watch their improvement throughout the year advertising, political speeches, or even as they debate their choices with each other to traditional textbooks. English come to a consensus.” For the past several years, AP English Language classes are Those students who seek to continue to has been the largest Advanced Placement challenge themselves move on to AP English offering at Palma, with 56 students taking the Literature and Composition their senior year. course during the 2013/14 school year. The vertically Unlike the AP Language class, AP Literature course is a rigorous study in argument and focuses on novels, drama, and poetry. Observed rhetoric, culminating with the AP exam in May. articulated, Mr. Viarengo, “What’s so enjoyable about A passing score of 3 or above can earn teaching the literature class is that students get students credit at many colleges and from seventh to see how art can give lasting meaning to our universities. Nationally, about 55% of students world. Essays and arguments are important, who sit for the exam pass each year, but at but literature can reach something even deeper, Palma, the passage rate is much higher—81% grade on up. something more profound. Shakespeare, in 2014, with the majority of those students Dickens, Steinbeck—their writing helps give receiving the highest scores of 4 and 5. thematic coherence to our lives.” Palma’s passage rate on the AP English Literature exam Mr. Viarengo shared that one secret to the success of AP is especially impressive: all 19 students passed last year, with English is the preparation students have received since they the majority again scoring 4’s and 5’s. started at Palma: “All our English classes are vertically articulated, from seventh grade on up. By the time our students Mr. Viarengo has taught the AP English classes for four years, reach junior year, thanks to the instruction of the other teachers following the retirement of longtime teacher Daryl Lyon, who in the English Department, they already know how to organize brought the classes to Palma and grew the program. “It was their own writing and to engage in the close reading of daunting to follow her, but I’m proud to have helped maintain challenging texts. My job is to teach them the specialized the tradition,” Mr. Viarengo explained. Ultimately, though, it’s terminology of rhetorical analysis and the structure of academic not the passage rates on the tests that make him the most arguments. This is a college-level class, so what I’m trying to proud—it’s the success of Palma’s students in college and do is prepare them for the type of writing they will be doing beyond. “I’ve been teaching here for 23 years,” said Mr. beyond high school.” Viarengo, himself a graduate and valedictorian of the class of ’86. “Every year, we have boys who return and tell us how well Along with this vertical articulation, there is a synergy with the prepared they were to write in their college classes, how their AP U.S. History classes, also at the junior level. “I really essays are being used as examples for others. They thank us appreciate the knowledge students learn in AP History,” said for what we gave them. That’s the greatest reward of all.” Mr. Viarengo. “Mr. Carnazzo fills their heads with information

12 Mr. Viarengo ‘86 with Matt Jensen ‘15 and Jack Koster ‘15. Art by Design

Arts, with important intrinsic value, also promote skills seen as important in academic and life success. Here, at Palma, the award winning art program focuses on solving problems. How do I turn this popsicle stick into a 3D sculpture? Without even realizing it, students are being challenged to think on their own. All this practice being self-sufficient develops their skills in reasoning and understanding, which helps develop important skills necessary for future success.

Receiving constructive feedback is a regular part of any arts instruction. Students learn that feedback is part of learning and it is not something to take personally or by which to be offended. Feedback is something helpful with the end goal being the improvement of skills; and monitoring helps promote self-evaluation at every step of the process. Each project has built in checkpoints to ensure that teacher- input is a valuable experience and greatly contributes to the success of the final piece.

“When the students practice following through with artistic endeavors that result in a finished product, they practice an important part of what Palma School teaches, dedication.” states Beverly Florance, Fine Arts Teacher. “The arts require measurement, number manipulation, and proportional thinking, all of which foster mathematical thinking. Students also learn patterns, spatial and geometric relationships and three-dimensional skills.”

In Junior High Studio Art students explore the basic fundamentals of visual art and design. Line, color, value, shape, space, form and texture are taught in a sequential manner as well as drawing techniques, color theory, composition and 3-D sculpture. Students study important artists related to each element and learn about periods in art history, including the Renaissance, with emphasis on religious art.

Studio Art students explore the fundamentals of pictorial design and composition, and how art is used as a means of personal expression. Using various mediums, students learn textures, rendering forms, shading, one and two-point perspective, and portraiture. Painting

14 Bev Florance and Brian Banuelos principles are introduced; students develop a color wheel, color scales, and compositions that illustrate atmospheric perspective and the effects of complementary colors and color chords. In addition to drawing and painting, students create images using the linocut printmaking process. Important artists from the past and present are introduced as examples of excellence and students are encouraged, through specific assignments, to develop their own artistic vocabulary to facilitate an effective visual communication.

Advanced Art and Design provides students that have demonstrated proficiency in the use of several mediums and desire a more challenging environment in which to grow creatively the opportunity to compose works in series, interpret thematic content presented by the instructor, and apply their understanding of design principles. Projects in this course are more complex and long-term than in the Studio Art course, as the student formulates a personalized visual language with which to communicate artistically. An additional component is the much-anticipated Architectural Deisgn section.

Dylan Esert ‘12

2nd place award for Studio Art by Anthony Carrasco, Wesley Barnes and Casey Dixon at Seaside Award Art Championship 15 Fred & Carrie Doherty

Integrating Thematic Learning Fred Doherty

This summer my wife Carrie and I visited Tanzania in east Africa. children speak English, use technology, and play a mean game of The first day I hiked the verdant base of Mount Kilamanjaro. soccer. They are strongly motivated to learn and make a better life. Thereafter we toured three national parks on safari. We also visited They want to “run fast” with the possibilities that a great education a Massai village and a children’s school. can provide.

There is so much to learn from nature in Africa: monkeys, zebras, Leaving Africa, I flew to Italy to participate in the AP Italian Language elephants, lions, hippos, hyenas… it goes on and on. I had never and Culture Summer Institute. I arrived in Perugia to encounter the before seen such an astounding level of diversity “cooler-than-cool” Umbria Jazz Festival. Through and number. There are many symbiotic the kindness of strangers I ended up with a relationships reflecting God’s creation. third-story apartment overlooking the 13th “The world is century town center. There is a saying: “Every morning a Gazelle a book and wakes up. It knows it must run faster than the Together with ten American instructors, we fastest lion or it will be killed. Every morning a those who do studied with various Italian language specialists Lion wakes up. It knows it must outrun the in areas such as phonetics, music, literature, and slowest Gazelle or it will starve to death. It does not travel dramatization. We also made excursions to not matter whether you are a Lion or a Gazelle… Gubbio, Assisi, and Montefalco. Each step of the when the sun comes up, you’d better be read only way, educated professionals provided culturally running.” a page.” significant material and history. Jesus would like this type of saying. It applies on St. Augustine of Hippo Together we developed AP syllabi that integrate the level of a focused work ethic; it also applies topic areas over four years. I worked in a at a spiritual level since there is an urgency in subgroup on materials in science and technology. the Kingdom of God. He turned to creation to illustrate spiritual A master AP teacher and author is now revising the combined truths. material for a wider distribution. The idea is to integrate thematic learning over four years, instead of just waiting for AP to happen at Much of what I saw in Africa is inspiring to the energy we hope to the end. encourage at Palma. Carrie and I visited a special school where

16 The diverse group of teachers grew rather close, and we formed lasting connections as a learning community. I learned what educational materials are used at various schools around the United States. I obtained materials Italians use to educate foreigners. Teachers shared best practices and favorite Italian websites. These resources are invaluable for teaching.

There is a lot to experience in Perugia. Besides the omnipresent jazz, there is exceptional regional food. Desserts at every meal did not keep me from testing the world-famous gelato and cioccolato. Perugia also boasts an authentic medieval atmosphere and several interesting museums.

After two weeks of academic work, I travelled west to the coast of Cinque Terra. There I swam, boated, hiked, and took a day-trip up to Genova. Before heading home, I went on retreat at the forested Camaldoli Monastery, home of 11th century Saint Romualdo. Italy has a seemingly unending number of amazing places to enjoy.

Travel this summer provides me great stories and material for my lessons. Drawn by Mystery - Destined for Life - Affirming our Way in the Future Mr. Micheletti

These words of inspiration come from the Edmund Rice Christian generosity of Palma’s home building and who has, in turn, blessed Brothers North America who gathered last July in Jacksonville, our Blessed Edmund Rice Society with hospitality, safety, and Florida. These words illumine what is happening at Palma School gratitude. The mystery of Mission Mexico continues to draw in Campus Ministry and with the Blessed Edmund Rice Society. students, parents, and Palma friends into deeper relationship with Christ. Each year more students sign up for this adventure, and Drawn by Mystery: The Blessed Edmund Rice Society continues each year more students report this service experience as the to be drawn to Mexico to build for the “least” of our brothers and climax of their Palma School experience. The success of Mission sisters. During Easter Break, the Blessed Edmund Rice Society Mexico is a mystery to behold and a marvel to celebrate. built two homes, approximately two miles apart from each other, in just four days. Palma has now built twenty-seven homes in Mexico Destined for Life: The Blessed Edmund Rice Society reached with scores of home improvement projects to boot. This year’s new heights in Peru as well. A group of eleven students and four group was fifty strong and the trip included a special Mass in which chaperones worked closely with Brother Casey to build homes, do Society co-leader George Garibay was called to be a Godfather at repairs, and comfort orphans in Lima, a city as populated as New the baptism of a little girl—one’s whose family knows well the York City with half its residents surviving on fewer than two dollars

18 a day. This twelve-day trip concluded with an epic climb up the visited the elderly at Madonna Manor. Once a month Chieftains jungle trail to Machu Picchu. Long-time Palma benefactor and helped load and deliver tons of rice and beans to migrant workers alumni parent, Pat Friedrich accompanied the group and checked living in poverty near the Soledad prison. At the prison, students off a “bucket list” goal of making this hike. The group, along with met with inmates serving life sentences who are working with the friends from other nations, stepped aside and cheered Pat as she more recently incarcerated—arming them with life skills to get out took the final step up the steep jungle trail. As a tribute to her of prison and to stay out. Palma School Action Leaders are strength and many heroic contributions during the trip, the students completing the final editing and art-work for a publication of inmate insisted Pat Friedrich reach the top first. It was her destiny to and Chieftain reflections on the role of fatherhood. Currently, the make the top, and it is Palma’s destiny to reach the top together in Blessed Edmund Rice Society and Campus Ministry are working love and service. with Nikki Bianchi at Dorothy’s Place to create a new patio area for guests, and soon, an improved Community Garden. In honor of Affirming Our Way into the Future: Campus Ministry service recently retired science teacher, Tony Ryan, Campus Ministry has affirmed the faith in dozens of projects and regular after-school launched an improved school-wide recycle program and this year’s activities. In the Spring of 2014, Palma upperclassmen continued 9th and 10th grade retreats will include beach clean ups and monthly visits to medically fragile and abandoned children at the kayaking to promote better Care for Creation—something certain DeGroot home in San Luis Obispo and to pray on this experience at to affirm our way, and all life’s way, into a more hopeful future. the Mission San Luis Obispo. Every week Chieftains tutored at-risk elementary students in East Salinas at the Center for Life and

19 BASEBALL SPRING SPORTS 2014 Varsity Baseball The 2014 baseball season was a rebuilding season for consisted of sophomores from the Class of 2016 getting ready for next season to bring more excitement the defending MBL Gabilan Champion Palma Chieftains. (Jackson Baillie, Jack Brusa, Ray Cardinale, Jordan to the Palma Baseball Program. It was a season of opportunity for young hurlers as the Crisp, Aaron Flores, Nick Gardoni, Michael Gutierrez, From Coach Ryan Verness: The class of 2017 Most pitching staff was mainly made up of Junior and Wesley Johnson, Jacob Ratti, Clemente Villareal, and Valuable Player-Kyler Crone is a very exciting and fast Sophomore arms. Mike Avila, Jack Koster, John Baillie, Josh Zanger) and 3 freshman from the Class of 2017 player to watch. He has a hard work ethic and is a Jack Rodoni, Ryan Pederson, Zach Ralston, Nico (Danny Carnazzo, Anthony DeSantis, and Tanner great team player. He is a very determined player, and, DeSantis, Chris Childs, Matt Smith ‘16, and Cameron Okamura). more importantly, a student in the classroom. Crone, got valuable experience on the mound this Maintaining a 4.5 GPA, Kyler evolved into the team’s season, and Dylan Antonetti saw time at 1st base. leader in hits with 27 and scoring 24 runs. He ended Senior Cameron Lane ‘14 also contributed on the the season with a .350 batting average. mound and at the plate. The only returning pitcher Pitcher of the year- Sean Nelson is a young pitcher with from 2013 was Ryan Scarr ‘14 who logged over 40 lots of talent and potential. His 2 seam fastball makes innings while also playing short stop and 3rd base. hitters miss so easily. With Sean’s determination, I am Ryan Scarr, Alex Ellison ‘14, Danny Sousa ‘14, Jaocb sure he will evolve into one of Palma’s future pitchers. Register ‘14, and Anthony Payan ‘14 provided strong He pitched 44 innings, 25 strikeouts, ERA of 1.81. Senior leadership. Alexis Normil, Hayden Spencer, and Most Improved-Matthew Hernandez is an exciting player to watch. Matt is a very shy person, but once on the field he becomes an outstanding outfielder with range to catch the ball anywhere it goes. With great speed and amazing arm strength, Matt will become an outstanding outfielder. Matt also became a great hitter Jacob Fajnor ‘17 in the batter’s box. He loves the challenge and the The JV team finished with a 20-8 overall record, with a focus it takes to become a great player. team batting average of .303, 208 total runs scored, Coaches Award-Jacob Fajnor is a tough, roughed, and and 3 home runs. On the base paths, the JV players showed off their speed and stole 68 bases on the season. Defensively, the Chieftains had a .924 fielding percentage and turned 15 double plays. The JV pitchers also consistently kept opponents off-balance with a combined ERA of 2.35, striking out 159 batters, Alex Normil ‘13 and allowing only 58 earned runs. Andrew Mier shared time behind the plate, while The future of Palma baseball looks promising and we Stewart Haller, Maverick Enz, Kyle Swanson ‘14, Brad are optimistic that this talented group of young Caraccioli, and Lukas Gularte ‘14 patrolled the outfield. Chieftains will continue to work hard and build upon the Lukas Gularte had an outstanding season as the every tools and skills they learned this season. day right fielder, batting over .350, and Jacob Register had a wonderful season hitting .412 with 33 hits. The Frosh Baseball 2015 season should see the Chieftains back near the The frosh baseball season started off with a lot of top of the standings as they return several key pieces excitement with the first victory over Hollister that Freshman Baseball Team and pitching depth. kicked off the year and ever since then our team determined player. This kid is a special player. He gives consisted of 14 players that stayed motivated and everything he has to be good at baseball. He is Junior Varsity Baseball determined throughout the season. They left determined to be great and play well. The all around The 2014 Palma Junior Varsity Baseball team finished everything on the field. These 14 young men overcame package you want in a player with speed, strength and off a very successful season with three convincing wins and fought their way to have a successful season with a intelligence. Jacob eats, lives, and breathes baseball. I against rivals San Benito High School (17-6), Monterey record of 13-10. Our goal as a team was to stay can’t wait to see him play more games. High (9-3), and Salinas High (14-8). The JV team above .500, we accomplished our goal and now we are

TENNIS Varsity Tennis Last year was a banner year for tennis. We lost 12 Captain Christian Calinawan and Steven Johnsen Seniors, and we moved to the higher division, played number one doubles for most of the season Once again we had over 20 boys on the team with and were leaders for the freshman. They also new players coming from football, basketball, represented Palma in the end of the year team MTAL water polo and cross country and 5 freshmen. tourney. The doubles line up changed a lot because The season began with the boys working hard at the boys wanted to play with different people, and practice, learning the sport, conditioning and with open challenges all year the Chieftains stayed figuring out if they wanted to play singles or competitive the entire season. Mason Miguel, Dalton doubles or both. Dovolis, Bailey Arrendondo and Zach Zender all We all started the season with one thing on our played switched partners in doubles and did well. Rick minds-we have to have fun! The boys never Keaton and Ricky Cabrera played three doubles, and missed practice and still kept their grades up. they became a great team. Randy Cory ‘13

20 LACROSSE Varsity Lacrosse The Varsity (4-16) returned 15 players and picked up Rishay Patel ’15 carried the offense this season with improved throughout the season. Second year player five new ones in the school’s second lacrosse season. huge improvement from a year ago. Two-time Most and Tri-Captain Nick Hatch ‘16, anchored the defense Cody Lipe ‘15 did an amazing job learning the goalie Valuable Player Patel produced 102 points with 62 and really improved from last year. He was voted position. This is the hardest position in the game of Goals and 40 Assists. Prodis also had off the chart MVP- Defense. He will be one to watch next year on lacrosse. He had a great attitude, improved throughout numbers with 94 points, recording 52 goals with 42 Varsity. Aaron Burns ‘16, Blake Miller, Tim Jimenez and the season and was voted the Most Improved Player assists and was voted MVP- Offense. Josh Koberg also impressed the coaches with an award. Two-year varsity veteran players Cole Rianda The 2015 season looks to be promising, as the outstanding first year playing and mastering the long ‘16 (Yale University) and Austin Pullara (MVP- Defense) Chieftains will have fifteen returning veterans who will pole. Jeremy Gallegos-Smith rounded out the defense include all three returning attackmen, seven returning with outstanding play all year. He showed the kind of midfield and five returning veterans on defense, heart and hustle that build championship teams and including the goalie. was awarded the inaugural Steve Clayton Unsung Hero Award. Junior Varsity Lacrosse Rookie sophomore Andre Maturino had an excellent The second season for the Palma Chieftains again season at the face-off circle. He was very coachable, fielded both JV and Varsity teams. For the JV team practiced his craft everyday and will be a force next (6-14), there were 8 returning veterans and a dozen year on Varsity. He also received the Most Improved new players. The 2014 schedule saw a huge increase Player Award. Midfielders Brandon Silva, Keegan in out of league competition, including top teams Los Mottau, Saul Jauregui, Isaac Escobar, Andrew Gutierrez, Gatos, Saratoga, St. Francis and Archbishop Mitty. The Jacob Rosales and Adam Costa also had good seasons, Chieftains Junior Varsity had very good games against playing both offense and defense for the first time. Aptos and Scott’s Valley, which were also out of league They continued to improve each week and mastered competition. The remaining teams from the MTAL the fundamentals of the game, which include scooping, Alex Bezdjian ‘14 included Stevenson, Carmel, York, Pacific Grove, cradling, passing and catching. anchored the defense. Rookie Trevor Seeley was a Christopher and Watsonville. quick study and started every game at close defense. Junior Dillon Leslie ‘15 and Freshman Tristan Wahl ‘18 “...the Chieftains turned in solid seasons playing the long pole midfield position. Seniors Zach Piccoli ’16 (San Francisco State) honored the game, won Harrison Spencer ‘16 (University of San Francisco) and Jeremy Gallegos-Smith (MPC) rounded out the defense and lost with class and with outstanding play all year. Senior Tri-Captain John Sheets ’14 (MPC) had another conducted themselves excellent season at the face-off circle. Senior Midfielders Alex Bezdjian ’14 (Arizona State University) both on and off the field and Dominic Fusanotti ‘14 (UCLA) also had good seasons playing both offense and defense. Veteran with integrity.” midfield players Matthew Gastello, Francis Rodriguez, -Coach Mario Enea Griffin Kaminiskis, Leo Morales, Ryan Moses and Tyler Armstrong were the heart and soul of the team. Rookie Brandon Silva ‘17 Mark Beach will be one to watch in the future. The highlight of the Junior Varsity season was going Veteran midfield player Francisco Rodriguez was the The Chieftains attack was the offensive, posting undefeated (4-0) at the Aptos JV Tournament and heart and soul of the JV team. He was also voted the ridiculous numbers for Palma. Sophomore Gus winning the Championship. Another highlight was the MVP- Offense and is projected to start next season on Brigantino ’16 had a break out season, tallying 57 triple overtime game (loss) against Christopher, an Varsity. Rookie Mark Beach floated between both points, scoring 43 goals and 14 assists. He also amazing game regardless! teams and has a very bright future as well. He earned received the inaugural Steve Clayton Unsung Hero Jeff Burke and Jordan Mondragon did an amazing job the Most Valuable Player Award, very impressive, as it Award. learning the Goalie position. This is the hardest position was only his first season playing lacrosse. Two-time captains and juniors, Anthony Prodis ’15 and in the game of lacrosse. They both gave it their all and The Chieftains attack also contributed to the offensive for Palma. Sophomores Gabe Rianda ‘16 and John Jurevich ‘16 both had a break-out seasons, improving This season the Chieftains lost 9 matches 3-4, with first time Palma has every had a individual in from their freshmen year. Captain’s Adam Gillott and many of the matches coming down to the third set tie CCS. Congratulations to Coach Alice Cory. Joey Murray carried the offense this season with huge break. After beating Monte Vista Christian 5-2, the improvement from a year ago. team was ready for Stevenson at home and for the first Junior High Tennis Overall, the boys on JV had a ton of fun, in only the time in school history we won, 4-3, over the defending It was an incredible year for junior high tennis. second season of the Chieftain lacrosse program. They league champs. We won several matches. Finian Rawson was a each improved their stick skills and increased their Our singles players Randy Cory, Connor Denier, Nick standout player. Zohaib Suhail, from having never knowledge of the game. Ottone, Jack Kesecker and Noel Calinawan were rock picked up a racquet, came on strong. Lucky It was great to see several of them develop a deep solid the entire year. Against Hollister Nick Ottone won Cabrera showed remarkable ability and Jake passion for the game. Coach Mario Enea stated. “All the 7-6, 7-5, helping us to beat the Haybalers. Ottone demonstrated great improvement and he boys were very respectful and a pleasure to coach. At the League individual finals, Randy Cory was seated also received the Gentleman’s Award. We played Everyone was very impressed how the Chieftains second in the tourney with York’s number one. Randy at some of the most prestigious courts, such as honored the game, won and lost with class and lost but making it to the finals gave him a spot in the Pebble Beach and Spanish Bay. conducted themselves both on and off the field with CCS individual tourney at the end of May. This is the Congratulations to Coach Ricky Cabrera. integrity.”

21 SWIMMING The 2014 spring swim season was a building year for a Diego Munoz in the 500 Free, Kevin Heffernan in the were: Diego Munoz, Kevin Heffernan, Parker Fischer, new young Palma varsity high school swim team. Coach 200 Free , Parker Fischer in the 100 fly, Andrew Joe Jimenez, Austin Greene, Sam Given, Andrew Wooler, Jake Rianda lead this group of young men to very Serrano in the 100 fly, Orlando Yepez in the sprint Michael Panetta, Orlando Yepez. Palma star swimmers significant time drops, which included a level of freestyle races, Andrew Wooler and Sam Given in the Skyler Blean and Sam Given earned the most points for conditioning that brought the group, as a whole, to 100 breast stroke, and Austin Green in the 100 back the team during the season. 4,500 yards a day completed at practice (almost 3 stroke. Swimmers showing most improvement and growth this miles per day, plus dry-land). The season ended with season were: Andrew Serrano, Diego Munoz, Orlando 20 of the 21 Palma swimmers earning their Varsity Yepez, Kevin Heffernan, Joseph Kolpaczyk, Fermin letters. The 2014 Palma swim team did not have one Calvario, Liam McMillan, Armando Borrego, Kevin senior classman on it. The senior year is typically when Heffernan, and Parker Fischer. These swimmers male high school swimmers shine their brightest and worked with notable dedication and had consistent best swim fastest. We look forward to a good year next year practice attendance. They improved at almost every with these swimmers returning. Palma swimming was meet and had the best personal achievement for the comprised mostly of very talented, but new to the sport season. They proved that attitude and work ethic are ,underclassmen. The mission of the season was to everything. These swimmers showed the largest time have fun, learn, improve, and build. Mission drops at the MBL championships in their respective accomplished! races. 2014 Team Captains were: Michael Panetta, Jack Gillott Top Awards for 2014: and Austin Greene. Most Valuable Swimmer-Sam Given 2015 Captains will be: Michael Panetta (Spirit Leader), Most Dedicated -Andrew Serrano Orlando Yepez (Swim Meet Captain), Diego Munoz Most Improved -Kevin Heffernan (Swim Meet Captain), and Skyler Blean (1st Team Most Inspirational- Michael Panetta Captain). Josef Kolpaczyk ‘17 Most Valuable MBL Swimmer-Orlando Yepez The MBL Championships, on May 3, 2014 at Palma had a MBL league, 3 win, 2 loss season; we also Coaches Award-Skyler Blean Christopher High school, highlighted the work and had a win competeing against Gilroy from the Pacific Earning the yellow Tour d’ Meet towel for swimming all dedication of almost all Palma swimmers. The most Division and a loss against Carmel from the MTAL events during the season: Doug Jackson and Andrew memorable swims were those of Michael Panetta and League. Consistent dual meet lead point swimmers Serrano.

VOLLEYBALL Varsity Volleyball Through a complete team effort, the Chieftains brought home their first championship in school history this season. With a record of 14-2 in league, and 24-9 overall, the team made it to the semi finals of the CCS playoffs, a feat only one other League member has achieved. Anyone who watched these young men compete this year will speak of the determination, fight, and teamwork demonstrated throughout the season. It truly was a special season, and a talented group.

Captained by setter and co-MVP Jeremy Dicks (2014), and outside hitter Jean-Luc Adam (2014), the team had found an unstoppable combination of smart leadership and brute force on the court. Co-MVP and outside hitter Tobias Wisner (2015) led the team in kills, adding to his resume the league title of offensive player of the year. Libero James Clark (2014) played unrelenting and physical defense, turning the tide of games with gusty dives and perfect digs. The Chieftains look to defend their championship next year with a talented group of returning players.

GOLF Varsity Golf In somewhat of a rebuilding year the 2014 fellow 1st team all- league players and tri Winn ’15 and Andrew Grogin ’16 earned Palma Chieftain Golf team won their 12th MVP’s Caleb Cater ’15 and Jack Burlison 2nd team honors. Patrick Abadilla ’15, consecutive League (now MBL) ’15 the Chieftains also made a mark in Nor Dominic Hoover ’16 and Brian Alarid ‘17 Championship over a very good San Benito Cal Golf. Junior Jack Burlison followed his also earned Varsity blocks by qualifying for team and finished 4th in the CCS individual qualifying 69 at CCS Finals with the starting lineup during the season. Finals- missing Nor Cals by 5 strokes (with an even par 72 at the Nor Cals to earn the Assessing the season Coach Clem a score of 379). After a sluggish start, the 4th spot in the State Championship held at Richardson ’67 noted; “The quality of golf team hit their stride with a 372 (12 over San Gabriel CC June 4th. Seniors (Stanford at Palma and in the CCS continues to par) at league finals, followed by a tie for bound) Christian Sergent ’14 and John amaze. There are so many outstanding 1st place at the CCS Regionals with a 380 Fierro ’14 each made contributions to the golfers and it is a credit to them that our score. 2nd place San Benito (Hollister) Varsity, while Adrian Sahagun ’14 also players continue to strive to be the best. showed their talent by also qualifying for showed tremendous improvement They are focused, motivated and CCS Finals (top 8 teams) (shooting a score throughout his Palma career. Joining the committed to excellence on the course, in of 380 in the Finals). Led by outstanding three MVP’s on the MBL 1st all-league the classroom and the community as well. Captain and 1st team all- league player team (top 6 players thru the year) was It is wonderful being a part of it. With Senior Marc Takegami-Moreno ’14 and Freshman Spencer Allen ‘17 while Travis Jack’s experience of getting to State this John Fierro ‘14

22 TRACK Varsity Track Three Championships in a row not only reestablishes a (hurdles, high jump), Jose Montes (distance). This Junior High Track deep tradition of great track athletes at Palma but it group of athletes is very talented and motivated and The 2014 Track and Field season was a success for our also signifies a true Program is back in place at the challenged for a CCS Title in late May and had athletes young athletes at Palma. We had a great group of school. The Chieftains, led by a core group of seniors, at the State Championship in Fresno in June. A true seventh and eighth graders who shined all together as dominated MBL Finals scoring 165.5 with North Salinas pleasure to coach and be a part of all season. a team, overall as well as individually. Although there is finishing second with 89.5 points. Chase Pacheco ‘14 no official team scoring, our young Chieftains took first Junior Varsity Track place overall as a team (combining all individual The JV team continued to help build the program at scores) and a couple of individual champions per Palma. A 5th place finish at league Championships is event: Kyle Haas won the 100 meter dash and second very deceiving as we moved up the fastest runner to varsity the last week of the season. Had freshman Vianni Fratangelo stayed at the JV level he would have likely been 100, 200 Champ as well as helped lead the team to a Championship. Instead he placed 5th at the varsity level and ran on the #3 team in CCS 4x100. Other top performers at the JV level were Emilio Martinez who was JV Champion in the 100 and 200; Stefano Pezzini won the 65 hurdle title and 3rd place in the high jump; Matthew Gastello, playing lacrosse and running track, had two solid 4th place finishes in the 1600 and 3200; Nick Denny has a solid season in the throws and was JV Champ in the discus and 3rd in the Max Fiege ‘14 & Matt Jensen ‘15 shot put. Other solid performers for the JV boys were Jonathan Caro, Isaiah Blanco, Kyle Winslow, Zach Barry, won the long jump (he’s also the school record holder Stanley Smith and Drew Dalman. The future is bright 23’6.5”) and the 100 and second in the high jump; Will for Palma Track and Field. Sam Lavorato ‘19 Chilton ’14 was 200 champion, 3rd in 400 and 4th in triple jump; Devin Hinson was champ in the 300 hurdles in the 200 meter, Sam Lavorato took first place in the (his time of 38.9 is currently #2 all time at Palma) and 800 meter and third in the 1600 meter races, and second in the 110 hurdles (14.65 is #3 all time); Rhett Tommy Padilla took second place in the 1600 meter Gonzalez was champ in the 110 hurdles (#2 all time race. 14.58) and 4th in the 300 hurdles; Jake Gavin was Many of our kids did track and field for the first time second in both the shot put and discus; Kacey Cory was and enjoyed challenging themselves in multiple events 2nd in both the 100 and 200. Sophomore Clemente this year, which they hope to come back and continue Villareal ’16 was 2nd in the triple jump. Both relays achieving success. Can’t wait to see them shine again in brought home titles and raced for all time marks at the the next upcoming track season! end of the season. The 4x100 relay team of Justin Congratulations to Coach Francisco Cornejo. Nobida-Lagrimas, Chilton, Hinson and Cory and the 4x400 team of Steven Camcam, Zac Tamagni, Cory and Gonzalez both won. Key contributors all season included Eduarado Barbosa (throws), Josh Gonzalez and Kyle Markfield (pole vault), Marques Cannon Matthew Gastello ‘16

year, we are already looking forward to the Robert Hernandez ’17, Ty Dailey ’17 and Jason Hoech and Cody Laycock, hard opportunities ahead.” 3rd generation Palma family member work at practice and extra work on the Carson Souza ‘17. The highly capable side paid off. The 7th graders (Dominic Junior Varsity Golf coaches helping to develop the Palma Ballesteros, Kevin Beach, Matt Bennett The JV team enjoyed success, winning golfers are John Oliverio ’69, Dr. Kimble and Owen Mayo) followed the 8th thirteen straight times while finishing with Cater and Kurt Dillard. graders lead and the team finished in a 14-3 mark. The league expanded with 2nd place at 8 wins and 2 losses behind Stevenson School, Carmel and Aptos Junior High Golf Carmel Middle (10 & 0). To cap off a joining the league and making the title One never knows how a season will end. great season, our Top 4 (Joey Burlison- more difficult to achieve. The season The beginning is not always the indicator, Most Valuable 8th Grader, Hansi ended on a high note with another MBL especially when expectations are high. Hell-Most Improved 8th Grader, Alex Finals win. Nine different players shot the The 2014 Junior High Golf Team needed Fierro and Jason Hoech) won the MTJAL low score for the team in various matches to get through growing pains to get past Tournament on May 12th with Joey in 1st this season. The JV team was led by JV their 1st opponent (44 – 15). After 5 place and Hansi in 2nd. Joey led the way MVP Blake Mitchell ’17, Fierro, Sahagun, matches, the boys were 5 & 0 and with an 11 under par 60 at the Rancho Abadilla, Sergent, Hoover and Alarid along looking forward to each match with Canada East course and the team has with Anthony Torrise ’16, Jacob Haas ’16, growing confidence. Led by 8th graders the pleasure of viewing the league trophy Ruben Tinajero ’16, Twins Richard and Joey Burlison, Alex Fierro, Hansi Hell, Marc Takegami-Moreno ‘14 for a year.

23 WE ASKED

YOU ANSWERED...TO THE RECENT SURVEY

280 parents, current students and staff responded to the annual survey this past Spring.

Palma and Palma’s Board of Directors, and the Long Range Planning Committee, uses much of the information received from the survey to make recommendations for, among other things, the improvement and renewal of the physical plant of Palma School.

Q: How can we help students learn more effectively? Q: How can we help with students transition to Jr. High & High School?

A: Palma understands that every student learns differently. A: Upperclassmen CORE leaders continue their work Palma has established a Learning Resource Program in orienting, welcoming and with the hiring of a full-time, mentoring students new to experienced, special grades 7, 8 and 9 with education guidance teacher/ August orientations, day-to- counselor to assist students day operations of the with demonstrated needs and school, and introduce them to peer coach teachers to to the spirit of the Palma become ever more adept in providing student community, providing a accommodations, assessment model for successful methods and feedback, and transition into this dynamic to implement a wider variety and spirited student body. of instructional learning styles.

24 Q: Are there plans for an Aquatic Center for Palma School? Q: What about a secondary gym?

A: A Board of Directors committee met with specially invited parents, faculty, staff, A: Indoor sports, basketball, Brother Dunne and experts in the pool volleyball, and physical industry on March 18, 2014 to get an education classes would be understanding of the expectations to able to use this secondary create an aquatic center at Palma. additional gym that may be very useful for the entire school Currently the Palma water polo team is community. using the Watsonville High school pool for their home pool. With five basketball teams at Palma, scheduling sufficient Plans are currently on hold for the aquatic times for practice and games is center, due to costs, and draught difficult. concerns, and the level of support from the parent community. The exploration process continues.

Q: Will Palma School build a physical fitness & weight training facility? Q: How is the Palma Tomorrow Campaign doing? A: Brother Dunne met with an architect to explore building a new facility to be used as a physical fitness A: The $2.1 million capital and weight training facility campaign to fund future growth for the entire school of the Palma campus is well community. Such a facility underway. The efforts to is being proposed as a continue our constant pursuit stand-alone building of excellence and ensure a beyond the D-Wing. lasting legacy for future Chieftains as well as honor the vision of our founders are designed to enhance the Palma School experience.

25 THE Total Income Total Expense Education/Instructional ANNUAL 87% Tuition, Fees & Auxiliary Income 66% $8,232,602 $6,209,494

REPORT % 4% Palma Fund & Other Unrestricted Donations 15 Plant & Maintenance Giving for the fiscal year $400,863 $1,381,702

July 1, 2013 through % 4% Athletic Council 9 Financial Aid/Scholarship June 30, 2014 $333,878 $806,115

The figures presented in this 3% Bingo (Net) 5% Administrative report are unaudited $249,238 $466,440 numbers. Every effort has % been made to produce an 1% Scholarship & Other Restricted Donations 4 Athletic Council accurate and comprehensive $116,275 $374,959 listing of donors. If you % 1% Future Reserve contributed a new gift or 1 Parents’ Club & Sober Graduation $111,125 pledge to Palma School $108,303 during the 2013-2014 fiscal Total: 1% Parents’ Club & Sober Graduation year and your name has $9,441,159 $91,324 been omitted, misspelled or incorrectly listed, please Total: accept our sincere apology $9,441,159 and bring the error to our 87% 4% attention so that we may 66% 5% correct our records. 4% % Questions about the 1% 4 President’s Report should 3% % % be directed to Palma’s Office 1 9

of Advancement. 1%

*The figures presented in this % report are unaudited numbers 15 Total Income $9,441,159 Total Expense $9,441,159

A NOTE FROM THE PRESIDENT We are privileged to witness the generosity of the Thank you for helping us on that journey. I trust that I can extraordinary Palma community who believe in our future count on your involvement and generosity again this year! as much as they honor the past. The success of our Go Chieftains! It’s going to be an extraordinary year! programs and their constant improvement to the highest degree of excellence and innovation depends on your support. The future is bright for Palma School and it is Palma people (students, faculty, staff and you) who are Br. Patrick D. Dunne C.F.C. the key to fulfilling our promise and realizing our vision. President

26 ANNUAL REPORT 2013-2014 THE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Thank you to all of our generous donors throughout the year! Gifts of $1,000 or more

The President’s Circle, established in 2008, gives special recognition to those Palma supporters whose significant gifts help the school reach its annual goals for annual giving, scholarship, endowment, capital efforts and other programs. Members who have made cumulative gifts of $1,000 or more in the past fiscal year in support of Palma School are included in this year’s report. In recognition of these generous benefactors, Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C., President, hosts a special reception held in their honor each fall.

A & R Fresh LLC Mary & Bill Deakyne Chris Huntington ‘82 & Palma Bridge Group A M Barragan Insurance Services, John & Gail DeLorey Rae Huntington Mr. Anthony Palmer & Inc. Dick De Luna’56 & Matilde De Luna Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 & Mrs. Amy Seydel Alarid Farms Mr. & Mrs. Richard Denier Louis Huntington Allan & Darcy Panziera Marie Amaral Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Denny Huntington Farms Pebble Beach Company Foundation Anonymous (3) Diocese of Monterey International Produce Group John Pezzini ‘78 & Danielle Pezzini Ausonio Family Fund of the Mr. & Mrs. Davy Dizon Mrs. Ruth Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pezzini Community Foundation for Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Koster Gary Potter ‘63 & Cherre Potter Monterey County Angelo Dovolis ‘80 & Kristin Dovolis Julie Lane Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 & Tia Pulford Dr. William Babaian E.M.D., Inc. Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Raley’s Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baca Brent Eastman ‘81 & Legacy Roofing & Waterproofing Mr. & Mrs. William Ramsey Bank of America Charitable Maureen Eastman Mrs. Dora Little RC Farms Foundation Sam & Gigi Eastman Liu Guo Lit Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Francis Rianda Mr. & Mrs. Marion Barich Robert Eklund ‘80 & Shelby Eklund Dan Lompa ‘82 & Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Robinson Tina Barlocker Mr. & Mrs. Rodolfo Escobar Christine Kudrna-Lompa Mr. & Mrs. Elio Rodoni Mr. & Mrs. Steven Batson eScrip Lucky Labor Source, Inc. Mr. Stephen Rodoni Greg & Michelle Beach Tom Fanoe ‘64 Luis A. Scattini & Sons, LP Mr. & Mrs. John Romans Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bengard Mr. & Mrs. Mark Faylor Luis A. Scattini Family LP Mr. & Mrs. Richard Salazar Michael & Lucia Boggiatto Filice Family Fund of the Community Mr. & Mrs. John Marcroft Mike & Kathleen Scarr Boggiatto Produce, Inc. Foundation for San Benito County Steven Massolo ‘72 & Kristin Mr. & Mrs. Brian Shanley Stan & Valerie Braga David & Karen Finn Massolo Richard & Renate Soares Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Breschini Foundation For Design Integrity Mr. & Mrs. Felix Maturino Edward Storm ‘61 Mr. G. Richard Bronson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gary Franscioni Joseph & Constance Mazzei Sturdy Oil Company Steve & Zuzzanne Broom Alfred R. & Patricia L. Friedrich Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mazzei Tactical Wealth Management Rolland Brown ‘56 & Garcia Boxing John & Mary Ann McCarthy Paula & Jeff Taylor Linda (Costa) Brown ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Giannini Mrs. Emilie McDonald Linda & Bruce Taylor Trey & Mindy Busch Mr. Jon Giannini Mr. & Mrs. George McInnis Taylor Farms Ricky Cabrera ‘84 & Cecy Cabrera Shawn Golden ‘94 & Lauren Golden Mr. & Mrs. Kelly McMillin Joanne Taylor-Johnson Lou & Carol Calcagno Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Todd McRae ‘93 The California Province of the Central Coast Cardiovascular Stephen Griffin ‘74 & Patricia Griffin Mr. Arthur Micheletti Society of Jesus Research Greg Griffin ‘70 & Barbara Griffin Mr. & Mrs. David Molinari The Ireland Family Trust Don & Barbara Chapin David Griffin ‘78 and Sharon Griffin Monterey Peninsula Foundation Thelen Chang Nguyen & Van ruler, Christensen & Giannini Anthony Griffin ‘84 & Heather Griffin Russell Moore ‘61 & Katherine LLP Ken and Monica Churchill Dr. & Mrs. Tim Griffin Moore Aaron Thornton ‘96 & Cislini Fund of the Community Griffin Family Properties, LLC Mrs. Ann Morisoli Neena Thornton Foundation for Monterey County Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Jim Morisoli ‘71 & Debi Morisoli Mr. & Mrs. Terrance Tracy Community Foundation for Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Haas Christopher Mulé ‘92 & Kerri Mulé Mr. & Mrs. Max Tybroski Monterey County Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Haas Robert & Joan Murphy Valley Farm Management Jim & Sally Conrad Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Haas Lit Ng Jr. ‘75 & Kim Ng Mr. Guy Varley Mr. & Mrs. Louis Cosentino Mr. & Mrs. J. Allen Hayes Norcal Harvesting, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Martin Vonnegut Mr. & Mrs. Mike Costa Dr. & Mrs. Robert Helfrich David Nunes ‘71 & Irma Nunes Rev. Leonard Walker & Chris Dalman ‘88 & Yanne Dalman Dr. & Mrs. Richard Hell Nunes Company Inc. Mrs. Catherine Horan-Walker Sam Daoro ‘80 & Shelley Daoro Pablo & Rosamaria Hernandez The Hon. & Mrs. Robert O’Farrell Wells Fargo Foundation Educational John D’Arrigo ‘76 & Sandy D’Arrigo Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hintz Ms. C.M. O’Neill Matching Gift Program D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Tim & Melanie Horwath Mr. & Mrs. Mike Orradre Mr. & Mrs. Steven Wotherspoon James & Colleen de Lorimier Nick Huntington ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Mr. & Mrs. Timothy York

ANNUAL REPORT 27 THE PALMA LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Blessed Edmund Rice Club Principal’s Club (Gifts of $5,000 or more) (Gifts between $1,500-$1,950) FUND Christensen & Giannini Tina Barlocker 2013-2014 Cislini Fund of the Community Foundation Greg & Michelle Beach for Monterey County Steve & Zuzzanne Broom Sam Daoro ‘80 & Shelley Daoro Mr. & Mrs. Louis Cosentino Year after year, unrestricted D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Denny John D’Arrigo ‘76 & Sandy D’Arrigo Dr. & Mrs. Richard Hell support is critical to Mr. & Mrs. Richard Denier Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mazzei Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Friedrich Russell Moore ‘61 & Katherine Moore sustaining and expanding Dirk Giannini ‘91 & Maria Giannini Christopher Mulé ‘92 & Kerri Mulé Palma’s commitment to Mr. Jon Giannini John Pezzini ‘78 & Danielle Pezzini Mr. & Mrs. Felix Maturino Paula & Jeff Taylor unparalleled teaching and Pebble Beach Company Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Terrance N. Tracy learning, while helping to Mr. & Mrs. Mike Orradre Mr. & Mrs. John Romans Legacy Club address the full financial (Gifts between $1,000-$1,499) needs of all students. Palma Merenti Club Alarid Farms (Gifts between $2,500-$4,999) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baca Tuition alone does not cover Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Marion T. Barich Michael & Lucia Boggiatto Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bengard the cost of education at any Mr. & Mrs. Jim Conrad Stan & Valerie Braga private institution, and Angelo Dovolis ‘80 & Kristin Dovolis Rolland Brown ‘56 & Linda (Costa) Brown ‘56 eScrip Trey & Mindy Busch Palma is no exception. Tom Fanoe ‘64 Lou & Carol Calcagno Palma’s annual giving Shawn Golden ‘94 & Lauren Golden Central Coast Cardiovascular Research Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Haas Ken & Monica Churchill campaign, The Palma Fund, Chris Huntington ‘82 & Rae Huntington Mr. & Mrs. Mike Costa Huntington Farms Chris Dalman ‘88 & Yanne Dalman ensures that all of today’s Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 & Robert Eklund ‘80 & Shelby Eklund students have the same Louis Huntington Garcia Boxing Nick Huntington ‘86 Allen Hayes ‘62 & Kathy Hayes unparalleled experience as International Produce Group Pablo & Rosamaria Hernandez the generations of students Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Koster Tim & Melanie Horwath Joseph & Constance Mazzei Mrs. Ruth Johnson who came before them. Raley’s Palma Bridge Group Mr. & Mrs. Elio Rodoni Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Mrs. Dora Little Gift Program Liu Guo Lit Charitable Foundation Dan Lompa ‘82 & Christine Kudrna-Lompa Founder’s Club Mr. & Mrs. John Marcroft (Gifts between $1,951-$2,499) John & Mary Ann McCarthy Ausonio Family Fund of the Community Mr. & Mrs. Kelly McMillin Foundation for Monterey County Mr. & Mrs. David Molinari Community Foundation for Monterey County Lit Ng Jr. ‘75 & Kim Ng Mary & Bill Deakyne Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pezzini Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Haas Gary Potter ‘63 & Cherre Potter Mrs. Harry E. McDonald Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 & Tia Pulford Robert & Joan Murphy Mr. Stephen Rodoni David Nunes ‘71 & Irma Nunes Mike & Kathleen Scarr Mr. & Mrs. Allan Panziera Edward Storm ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Taylor Mr. Guy Varley Mr. & Mrs. Steven Wotherspoon Mr. & Mrs. Timothy York

28 ANNUAL REPORT Chieftain Club Henry Dill ‘75 & Lisa Dill Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Brusa Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dodd Ms. Maria Buckowski (Gifts between $500-$999) Robert Dunlop ‘83 & Linda Dunlop Mr. John Burke A & R Fresh LLC Sam & Gigi Eastman Robert Burlison ‘74 & Joan Burlison Kyle Beagle ‘85 & Gladys Beagle Mr. & Mrs. Robert Enz Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Cambier Victor Brito ‘81 & Robyn Brito Ms. Marilyn Ferraro Mr. & Mrs. John Campos Ms. Rose-Marie Browning Mr. & Mrs. Luis Fierro Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cannon Ricky Cabrera ‘84 & Cecy Cabrera David Fontes Kevin Cardona ‘84 & Denise Cardona Mr. & Mrs. Donald Chapin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Fusanotti Lynn & Robin Carmichael Church Brothers, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Gallegos Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 & Stacy Carnazzo Mr. James Conn Mr. & Mrs. Pedro Garibay Ms. Karen Carrillo Reno Di Tullio ‘88 & Tiffany Di Tullio Henry Gowin ‘76 Tanner Carrillo-Zazueta ‘12 Mr. & Mrs. Davy Dizon Tim Haag ‘72 & Lisa Haag Tucker Carrillo-Zazueta ‘11 Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue Mr. Michael Henry Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Carswell Mrs. Elaine Dotseth Gary & Leslie Holzhausen Aaron Cask ‘02 & Taylor Cask Brent Eastman ‘81 & Maureen Eastman Mr. Jaime Hugo Mr. & Mrs. Luis Castro Emerald Packaging Inc. Taj & Kristi Hussain Mr. & Mrs. R.C. Chilton Neil Fanoe, Jr. ‘60 & Mrs. Dianne Irwin David Ciolino ‘76 Patsy (Shellooe) Fanoe ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. David Jenkins Brian & Lynn Clark Filice Family Fund of the Community Gary & Kris Kaprielian Mr. & Mrs. Donnel Clary Foundation for San Benito County Richard Magno ‘61 & Arita Magno Rev. Josh Clifton Kay Filice John Mahoney ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Bob Coffelt Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Garvin Michael Marcroft ‘74 & Debbie Marcroft Martin Colijn ‘72 & Lynn Colijn Kurt Gollnick & Janet Rodgers Mr. & Mrs. David Martella Barrett Conrad ‘04 & Michelle Conrad Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Gularte Manuel Martinez ‘66 & Marian Martinez Ms. Stacie Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Haas Mr. David Micheletti Mike Corlett ‘72 & Cindy Corlett Dr. & Mrs. James A. Kowalski Mr. & Mrs. Michael Miguel Mr. Francisco Cornejo Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Leslie Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Mikell Gregory Cornell ‘67 & Diana Miller-Cornell Carolyn Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Minor Joseph Corner ‘10 John “Butch” Massa ‘58 & Ann Massa Cory Miyamoto ‘06 Scott & Erica Corner Joseph Massolo ‘65 John & Bonnie Molinari Mr. & Mrs. Hector Cortez Mr. & Mrs. George McInnis Eric Mueller ‘01 & Sarah Mueller Mrs. Lorena Cortez Mr. Mike Meuter & Mrs. Vivian Soffa The Hon. & Mrs. Robert O’Farrell Dennis Cosgrove, Jr. ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Nobida Joe Pezzini ‘77 & Mary Pezzini Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Cosgrove, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Panetta Mr. & Mrs. David Quesenberry Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Cracknell Mr. & Mrs. Leon Panetta Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Riordan Ms. Lorraine Crisp PG & E Corporation Foundation Mr. Angelo Ross, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Crone Joe Piedimonte ‘77 & Guiseppina Piedimonte Mark & Pam Thornton Hamil Cupero ‘81 & Kelly Cupero Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Prodis William Salmina ‘58 & Judy Salmina Gary & Barbara Dangerfield Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 & Mr. & Mrs. Alex Salmoun Ryan D’Arrigo ‘04 Barbara Richardson Mrs. Stella Short Mr. & Mrs. Randy Davis Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Smith Mr. & Mrs. Vic Davis Sara Scattini Laura Solorio, M.D. James & Colleen de Lorimier Pam & Scott Schriver Dan Sterrett ‘01 Greg & Kathy DeCarli Mr. & Mrs. Richard Soares Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Stoopes Mr. & Mrs. Dana DeGeeter Mrs. Ann Stoutenborough Scott White ‘88 & Celeste White James & Nadine Dermody Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Sutherland Alice (Richardson) Wilson ‘64 & Mr. Charles Des Roches Target Howard Wilson Mr. & Mrs. John DeSantis Ted Taylor ‘04 & Amy Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Zanger Jay DeSerpa ‘61 & Erika DeSerpa Aaron Thornton ‘96 & Neena Thornton Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Zender Jim Diggins ‘69 & Anne Diggins Mike Torpey ‘69 & Peggy Torpey Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dillon Mr. & Mrs. Javier Vargas Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Doherty Martha Vazquez Marc Tunzi ‘76 & Danielle Acton Rev. Leonard Walker & Traditions Club (Gifts up to $249) Mrs. Mary Drew Mrs. Catherine Horan-Walker Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Workday, Inc. Paul & Jaci Abadilla Ms. Mary Sutherland Ables Edmund Rice Christian Brothers Parker Adams ‘07 North America Ken & Dianne Edwards Red & Gold Club Yawar Afridi ‘80 & Tahira Afridi Anonymous Ana & David Fajnor (Gifts between $250-$499) Mr. & Mrs. Armando Alcántara Mr. Louie Falconi Joe Alarid ‘77 & Penny Alarid Andy Alcocer ‘06 & Emily Alcocer Mr. & Mrs. Mark Faylor American Endowment Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Alvarado Mr. Mario Federico Gabriel Aparicio ‘86 & Maggie Aparicio Dennis Andersen ‘57 & Margaret Andersen Mr. James Fife & Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Fred Avalli ‘93 Anonymous (6) Gennaro Filice ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Mike Avila Ausonio Incorporated Tony Filice ‘99 Bank of America Mrs. Johnette Avalli Cody Fisher-Schmidt ‘06 Bill Borofka ‘66 Antonio Barcelo ‘09 Mr. & Mrs. David Fleming Mark Botelho ‘63 & Michael Bauernfeind ‘65 Dr. & Mrs. Michael Fling Martha (Bernasconi) Botelho ‘63 Willie Beesley ‘86 Ms. Beverly Florance Mr. Ted Burke Brett Bennetts ‘97 & Shawna Bennetts Mrs. Ruby Flores Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Cacas Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bergez Mr. Gerald Flowers Mr. & Mrs. Paul Calinawan Bishop Harry A. Clinch Endowment Dr. & Mrs. Armando Galindo Michael Castagnetto ‘94 & Robert Blanton ‘65 & Mrs. Terri Blanton Kevin Gamper ‘93 Rebecca Castagnetto Matthew Boensel ‘09 Mr. Jose Garcia & Mrs. Yesenia Lopez Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Chilton Bart & Toni Bonfantini Mr. & Mrs. George Garibay Ms. Andrea Clum Jim Borchard ‘64 & Lynda Borchard Mr. & Mrs. Felix Gastello Mr. Craig Combs Charles Borg ‘58 Rick & Kris Gavin Mr. & Mrs. John Correnti Brandon & Tibbs Phil Giammanco ‘87 & Kacey Giammanco Costco Mike & Ann Briley Joe Given ‘75 & Julie Given Scott Davis ‘00 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Brunet Mr. Benito Gomez Finian Rawson ‘18 ANNUAL REPORT 29 Mr. Cezar Gonzalez & David Mesa ‘73 & Marylu Mesa Lynn (Watson) Stewart ‘57 & Owen Stewart Mrs. Sugey Lopez-Soto Mr. & Mrs. Jose Meskus Jim Storm ‘60 & Carol Storm Robbie & Sylvia Gonzalez Mr. & Mrs. Jim Micheletti Mr. & Mrs. David Sullivan Dr. & Mrs. Tyler Greene Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Sutherland Linda Gregory ‘63 Greg Mirassou ‘84 & Mia Mirassou Zendelmar Torres ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Griffin Ms. Sheila Molinari Mr. & Mrs. Rob Torrise Jim & Paula Guidotti Mr. & Mrs. Michael Morasca Thomas & Margaret Treanor Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Dianne (deLorimier) Mouisset ‘59 & Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Uccello Deacon Rick Gutierrez ‘71 Thomas Mouisset Craig Ulrici ‘57 & Barbara Ulrici Steve Haag ‘68 & Terri Haag Mr. Thomas Schlegel & Mrs. Gia Ussery Mr. & Mrs. Art Handa Dr. Mariedel Barroga-Schlegel Mr. & Mrs. Roger Val Dan Harper ‘72 Mr. Dennis Murphy Michael & Janet Valentin Steven Harvey ‘12 Br. Dominic Murray, C.F.C. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Valgos Mr. & Mrs. Tim Headley Mr. & Mrs. Dharma Naidu Louis J. & Jane A. Vallejo Ms. Patricia Heess Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Nielsen Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Van Ruler Helping Hands Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Tom Nino Mr. & Mrs. John Viarengo Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Henry Cody Noghera ‘00 & Elizabeth Noghera Rob Viarengo ‘86 & Laura Viarengo Dave & Joni Hentges Albert & Vicki Norman Mr. & Mrs. Ismael Vizcaya Mr. Claude Hoover & Mrs. Cheryl Indelicato Nick Noroian ‘02 CDR & Mrs. Jonathan Vorrath Mr. Mark Houle & Henry Nunes ‘61 Will & Mary White Mrs. Marianne D’Arrigo-Houle Patti (Vierra) Nunes ‘58 & John Nunes Barbara (Lavagnino) Whitehead ‘63 Wesley Houle ‘13 Ms. Welta O’Connor Mr. & Mrs. John Winchester Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hugo Ms. Teresa O’Neill T. Pat Winn ‘57 & Susan Winn John Husser ‘65 & Esther Husser Kevin Ow ‘01 Peter & Louise Wooler Ingraham Trophies & Gifts Dave Pacheco ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wrixton Dr. & Mrs. Ramon Jimenez Mr. & Mrs. Ernesto Pacheco Jeff Wurz ‘03 Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson Mr. Anthony Palmer & Mrs. Amy Seydel Nancy (Reif) Johnson ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Palmer Nancy (Wilson) Jones ‘62 & Rick Jones Kathy (Garlinger) Paolino ‘61 & Donors by Category Jeffrey & Tracy Jones Louis Paolino Mrs. Danielle Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Richard Parker Current & Former Faculty/Staff Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Sangam Patel Steve Johnson ‘80 & Gayla Jurevich Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Payan Indicative of their commitment to both the Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Kaminskis Mr. & Mrs. Enrico Perez students and the school, 100% of the Kathy (Silveira) Rose ‘63 & David Rose Ursula E. Pherigo current faculty & staff supported the Palma Mrs. Lynn Kennedy Ms. Rosann Pisoni fund for the fifth consecutive year. Dr. & Mrs. William Kennedy Mr. Victor Plata Mr. & Mrs. David Kidd Mark Porteur ‘63 & Glenna Porteur Armando Alcántara Christopher King ‘01 Connie (Iman) Presti ‘64 Betty Alcántara Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Kinsey Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 William Beesley ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Gene Kofman Mr. Liwei Qiu & Mrs. Lei Sun Michael Bergez Michael Kong ‘04 & Amanda Kong James & Judith Raible Ronald Brunet Robert Kutz ‘72 & Mary Kutz Dr. & Mrs. Bharat Rakshak Jan Cambier Christopher Lane ‘85 & Andrea Lane Tiffany & Jay Ralston Jeffrey Carnazzo ‘85 Mrs. Phyllis Lane Jacob Rasco ‘97 & Nicole Rasco Luis Castro Jason Lathos ‘86 & Andrea Lathos John Ratti ‘83 & Teresa Ratti Rev. Josh Clifton Emily Lauritson Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Rawson Francisco Cornejo Michael Lauritson ‘73 & Lynne Lauritson Mrs. Marie Rawson Scott Corner Peter Lauritson ‘70 & Kristine Lauritson Jeff Rianda ‘83 & Amy Rianda Christopher Dalman ‘88 Rebecca Lauritson Janet (Klos) Richards ‘59 Dana DeGeeter Sam Lavorato ‘83 & Tina Lavorato Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Roggio James Dermody Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Laycock Tony Rossi ‘66 & Susie Rossi Sarah DeSantis Mark & Mindy Leliaert Ms. Jean Rowell Michelle Dillon Michael Leonardich ‘68 & Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ruiz Alfred Doherty Suzanne Leonardich Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ryan Mary Drew Mark Logelin ‘70 & Barbara Logelin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sabaska Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Br. Bernard S. Samp, C.F.C. Marta Martinez-Fife Jose Lopez ‘00 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Saucedo Beverly Florance Mr. & Mrs. Richard LoRusso Steve & Lorraine Saulovich Gerald Flowers Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lowe Savemart Supermarkets Alexander Fontes Benjamin Lundy ‘99 Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini Armando Galindo Ms. Carla MacDonald Mr. & Mrs. Todd Schivo George Garibay Ross Majewski ‘07 Noel Schween ‘61 & Jonni Schween Phillip Giammanco ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Tom Mann Matthew Sekreta ‘ 76 & Lanette Kekreta Benito Gomez Roy Marci ‘57 & Dorothy Marci Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Shankle Humberto Gonzalez Mr. & Mrs. David Markfield Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Shaw Arthur Henry Nicolas Marquez ‘13 Jeff & Denise Sheets Shannon Hugo Tommy Marquez ‘04 Tim Short ‘83 & Irina Short Thomas Hugo Ms. Kathleen Marsh Loren Signorotti ‘79 & Deliana Signorotti Tracy Jones Mr. & Mrs. Nick Martinez Matt Simms ‘07 Lynn Kennedy Tim Martinez ‘89 & Jessica Martinez Shivan Singh ‘12 Lisa Laycock Mr. & Mrs. Victor Martinez Rian Singh ‘09 Kathleen Marsh Mr. & Mrs. Pablo Mata, Jr. Mr. Glenn Smith Timothy Martinez ‘89 John Mazzei ‘01 & Vanessa Mazzei Mr. & Mrs. William Snider Pablo Mata, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Perry McDowell Ms. Debbie Soares Carla McDowell Casey McFarland ‘00 Al Souza & Phyllis Nakano Jim Micheletti Mike McGee ‘68 & Therese McGee Michael Spencer ‘97 & Jennifer Spencer Stephen Mikell Mr. & Mr. Darrell McGowan Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Spencer Dennis Murphy Mary (Garlinger) McMahon ‘64 & Grant Steer ‘65 Br. Dominic Murray, C.F.C. Matt Smith ‘16 Mike McMahon Nick Sterrett ‘04 & Chelsea Sterrett Nicholas Noroian

30 ANNUAL REPORT Barbara Palmer Liz & David Markfield Wendy & Dharma Naidu Rick & Kris Gavin Victor Plata Melissa & David Martella Joy & Kevin Rawson Mr. Jon Giannini Teresa Ratti David Nunes ‘71 & Irma Nunes Yvonne & Joe Roggio Kurt Gollnick & Janet Rodgers Kevin Rawson Maria & Ernesto Pacheco Leanna & Todd Schivo Robbie & Sylvia Gonzalez Anthony Ryan Elizabeth & Christopher Panetta Thomas Schlegel & Del Barroga-Schlegel Jim & Paula Guidotti Br. Bernard Samp, C.F.C. Bina & Sam Patel Marie & Tim Spencer Steve Haag ‘68 & Terri Haag Douglas Saucedo Tracy & Paul Pezzini Ann Stoutenborough Mr. & Mrs. Tim Headley Leanna Schivo Steve Rodoni Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Mr. Michael Henry Timothy Short Leanna & Todd Schivo Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Dave & Joni Hentges Nicholas Sterrett ‘04 Dee & Stuart Shankle Pablo & Rosamaria Hernandez David Sullivan Marie & Tim Spencer Class of 2019 Gary & Leslie Holzhausen Lei Sun Margaret & Tom Treanor Tina Barlocker Tim & Melanie Horwath Stephen Uccello Leonard Walker & Catherine Horan-Walker Michelle & Greg Beach Mark Houle & Marianne D’Arrigo-Houle Mary Val Kirsten & Anthony Cannon Chris Huntington ‘82 & Rae Huntington Stephen Valgos Class of 2016 Nadene & Jim Dermody Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 & Robert Viarengo ‘86 Josie & Art Alvarado Michelle & Robert Dillon Louis Huntington Emily Vorrath Michelle & Greg Beach Marral & Davy Dizon Taj & Kristi Hussain Susie & Stan Brusa Cynthia & Richard Dodd Mr. & Mrs. David Jenkins Ricky Cabrera ‘84 & Cecy Cabrera Tina & Bob Enz Mrs. Ruth Johnson Current Parents Stacie Cooper Steve Jurevich ‘80 & Gayla Jurevich Gary & Kris Kaprielian Lorena Cortez Jason Lathos ‘86 & Andrea Lathos Dr. & Mrs. William Kennedy Parents give limitlessly of their time, energy Kim & Mike Costa Sam Lavorato ‘83 & Tina Lavorato Mr. & Mrs. Gene Kofman and resources, sacrificing in order to Lorraine Crisp Araceli & Jose Meskus Dr. & Mrs. James Kowalski provide for their sons an outstanding Palma John D’Arrigo ‘74 & Sandy D’Arrigo Melissa & Michael Morasca Robert Kutz ‘72 & Mary Kutz education. Sam Daoro ‘80 & Shelley Daoro Coby & Richard Parker Christopher Lane ‘85 & Andrea Lane Katherine & Randy Davis Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Class of 2014 Christine & Steve Denny Mark & Mindy Leliaert Penny & Paul Calinawan Kathleen Gastello Parents of Alumni Mrs. Dora Little Kelly & John Campos Amy & Matt Haas Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lowe Liz & Greg Chilton Claude Hoover & Cheryl Indelicato Alumni parents continue to demonstrate Michael Marcroft ‘74 & Debbie Marcroft Lynn & Brian Clark Mark Houle & Marianne D’Arrigo-Houle their long-term commitment and ongoing Mr. & Mrs. John Marcroft Jeanne & Vic Davis Steve Jurevich ‘80 & Gayla Jurevich connection to Palma. Manuel Martinez ‘66 & Marian Martinez Colleen & James de Lorimier Isabel & Felix Maturino Mr. & Mrs. Nick Martinez Angelo Dovolis ’80 Patti & Paul Mazzei Joe Alarid ‘77 & Penny Alarid John “Butch” Massa ‘58 & Ann Massa Tina & Bob Enz Teresa & Kelly McMillin Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Alvarado Mr. & Mrs. Pablo Mata, Jr. Leigh & Kenneth Gallegos Heidi & Tony Payan Mrs. Johnette Avalli Mr. & Mrs. Felix Maturino Maria & Pete Garibay John Pezzini ‘78 & Danielle Pezzini Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baca Joseph & Constance Mazzei Kris & Rick Gavin Tiffany & Jay Ralston Mr. & Mrs. Marion Barich John & Mary Ann McCarthy Doris & Wayne Gularte John Ratti ‘83 & Teresa Ratti Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bengard Mrs. Harry E. McDonald Nick Huntington ‘86 Jeff Rianda ‘83 & Amy Rianda Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bergez Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Colleen & David Kidd Marian & David Sullivan Michael & Lucia Boggiatto Greg Mirassou ‘84 & Mia Mirassou Chris Lane ‘85 & Andrea Lane Fran & Rob Torrise Bart & Toni Bonfantini Mr. & Mrs. David Molinari Lisa & Tom Laycock Kelly & Steve Wotherspoon Mark Botelho ‘63 & John & Bonnie Molinari Roxanna & Victor Martinez Renée & Matt Zender Martha (Bernasconi) Botelho ‘63 Ms. Sheila Molinari Mary & Mike Miguel Stan & Valerie Braga Dianne (deLorimier) Mouisset ‘59 & Anthony Palmer Class of 2017 Mike & Ann Briley Thomas Mouisset Heidi & Tony Payan Joe Alarid ‘77 & Penny Alarid Steve & Zuzzanne Broom Robert & Joan Murphy Jonabel & Henry Perez Penny & Paul Calinawan Mr. Ted Burke Gene & Bonnie Nielsen John Pezzini ‘78 & Danielle Pezzini Julianne & Ken Crone Robert Burlison ‘74 & Joan Burlison Albert & Vicki Norman Jeff Rianda ‘83 & Amy Rianda Chris Dalman ‘88 & Yanne Dalman Trey & Mindy Busch The Hon. & Mrs. Robert O’Farrell Kathleen & Mike Scarr Sarah & John DeSantis Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Cacas Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Palmer Denise & Jeff Sheets Marral & Davy Dizon Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Cambier Allan & Darcy Panziera Al Souza & Phyllis Nakano Ana & David Fajnor Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 & Stacy Carnazzo Joe Pezzini ‘77 & Mary Pezzini Mary Ann & Nathan Stoopes Andrea & Michael Fling Ms. Karen Carrillo Joe Piedimonte ‘77 & Guiseppina Piedimonte Mary & Will White Kathy & Robert Griffin Ken & Monica Churchill Ms. Rosann Pisoni Renée & Matt Zender Mike Meuter & Vivian Soffa Brian & Lynn Clark Mr. & Mrs. David Quesenberry Greg Mirassou ‘84 & Mia Mirassou Mr. & Mrs. Donnel Clary James & Judith Raible Class of 2015 Lit Ng ‘75 & Kim Ng Martin Colijn ‘72 & Lynn Colijn Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 & Jaci & Paul Abadilla Bharat & Seema Rakshak Jim & Sally Conrad Barbara Richardson Patty & Mike Avila Allison Rohnert Mike Corlett ‘72 & Cindy Corlett Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Riordan Tina Barlocker Scott Schriver & Pamela Hall-Schriver Scott & Erica Corner Mr. Stephen Rodoni Toni & Bart Bonfantini Mr. & Mrs. Hector Cortez Mr. & Mrs. John Romans Bob Burlison ‘74 & Joan Burlison Class of 2018 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Cosentino Tony Rossi ‘66 & Susie Rossi Kirsten & Anthony Cannon Ann & Mike Briley Mr. & Mrs. Dennis T. Cosgrove, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ruiz Andrea Clum Bob Burlison ‘74 & Joan Burlison Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Cracknell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sabaska Mary Lou & Bob Coffelt Ricky Cabrera ‘84 & Cecy Cabrera Gary & Barbara Dangerfield Mr. & Mrs. Alex Salmoun Lisa & Greg Correnti Kirsten & Anthony Cannon Sam Daoro ‘80 & Shelley Daoro Steve & Lorraine Saulovich Julianne & Ken Crone Martha & Robert Carswell John D’Arrigo ‘76 & Sandy D’Arrigo Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Kathy & Richard Denier Erica & Scott Corner Mary & Bill Deakyne Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini Sarah & John DeSantis Chuck Des Roches Greg & Kathy DeCarli Mr. & Mrs. Todd Schivo Dianne & Kenneth Edwards Reno DiTullio ‘88 & Tiffany DiTullio Henry Dill ‘75 & Lisa Dill Mr. Thomas Schlegel Kacy & David Fleming Ruby Flores Mr. & Mrs. Reno A. DiTullio, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Shaw Jose Garcia & Yesenia Lopez Amy & Matt Haas Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue C. Short Family Margaret & George Garibay Kristi & Nicholas Haas Mrs. Elaine Dotseth Tim Short ‘83 & Irina Short Cezar Gonzalez & Sugey Lopez-Soto Kimberly & Richard Hell Sam & Gigi Eastman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Smith Kim & Tyler Greene Danielle Jordan Brent Eastman ‘81 & Maureen Eastman Laura Solorio, M.D. Kristi & Taj Hussain Lorri & Tom Koster Mr. & Mrs. Mark Faylor Linda & Bruce Taylor Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Lisa & Tom Laycock Kay Filice Paula & Jeff Taylor Lorri & Tom Koster Dan Lompa ‘82 & Chris Kudrna-Lompa Alfred R. & Patricia L. Friedrich Mr. & Mrs. Terrance Tracy Cherry & Steve Leslie Ninfa & Darrell McGowan Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Garvin Marc Tunzi ‘76 & Danielle Acton

ANNUAL REPORT 31 Mrs. Gia Ussery Dianne (deLorimier) Mouisset ‘59 & Rich LoRusso ‘78 & Elaine LoRusso Casey McFarland ‘00 Mr. & Mrs. Roger Val Thomas Mouisset Michael Marcroft ‘74 & Debbie Marcroft Cory Miyamoto ‘06 Michael & Janet Valentin Patti (Vierra) Nunes ‘58 & John Nunes David Mesa ‘73 & Marylu Mesa Eric Mueller ‘01 & Sarah Mueller Mr. & Mrs. Javier Vargas Janet (Klos) Richards ‘59 Lit Ng Jr. ‘75 & Kim Ng Cody Noghera ‘00 & Elizabeth Noghera Mr. Guy Varley William Salmina ‘58 & Judy Salmina David Nunes ‘71 & Irma Nunes Nick Noroian ‘02 Mr. & Mrs. John Viarengo Lynn (Watson) Stewart ‘57 & Owen Stewart Dave Pacheco ‘71 Kevin Ow ‘01 Rev. Leonard Walker Craig Ulrici ‘57 & Barbara Ulrici John Pezzini ‘78 & Danielle Pezzini Matt Simms ‘07 Alice (Richardson) Wilson ‘64 & T. Pat Winn ‘57 & Susan Winn Joe Pezzini ‘77 & Mary Pezzini Rian Singh ‘09 Howard Wilson Joe Piedimonte ‘77 & Guiseppina Piedimonte Rian Singh ‘09 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wrixton 1960’s Matthew Sekreta ‘ 76 & Lanette Kekreta Dan Sterrett ‘01 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy York Michael Bauernfeind ‘65 Loren Signorotti ‘79 & Deliana Signorotti Nick Sterrett ‘04 & Chelsea Sterrett Robert Blanton ‘65 & Terri Blanton Marc Tunzi ‘76 & Danielle Acton Ted Taylor ‘04 & Amy Taylor Jim Borchard ‘64 & Lynda Borchard Jeff Wurz ‘03 Grandparents Bill Borofka ‘66 1980’s Mark Botelho ‘63 & Yawar Afridi ‘80 & Tahira Afridi 2010’s Grandparents believe in the purpose of Martha (Bernasconi) Botelho ‘63 Gabriel Aparicio ‘86 & Maggie Aparicio Tanner Carrillo-Zazueta ‘12 Palma School, the strong foundation & Gregory Cornell ‘67 & Diana Miller-Cornell Kyle Beagle ‘85 & Gladys Beagle Tucker Carrillo-Zazueta ‘11 well-rounded education it provides for their Jay DeSerpa ‘61 & Erika DeSerpa Willie Beesley ‘86 Matt Clary ‘12 grandsons. Jim Diggins ‘69 & Anne Diggins Victor Brito ‘81 & Robyn Brito Joseph Corner ‘10 Neil Fanoe, Jr. ‘60 & Ricky Cabrera ‘84 & Cecy Cabrera Steven Harvey ‘12 Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bengard Patsy (Shellooe) Fanoe ‘61 Kevin Cardona ‘84 & Denise Cardona Wesley Houle ‘13 Lou & Carol Calcagno Tom Fanoe ‘64 Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 & Stacy Carnazzo Nick Marquez ‘13 Mr. & Mrs. R.C. Chilton Gennaro Filice ‘64 Hamil Cupero ‘81 & Kelly Cupero Shivan Singh ‘12 Mr. & Mrs. Reno DiTullio, Sr. Linda (Losada) Gregory ‘63 Chris Dalman ‘88 & Yanne Dalman Sam & Gigi Eastman Steve Haag ‘68 & Terri Haag Sam Daoro ‘80 & Shelley Daoro Mr. Mario Federico Allen Hayes ‘62 & Kathy Hayes Reno Di Tullio ‘88 & Tiffany Di Tullio The following donors gave for purposes Mr. & Mrs. Luis Fierro John Husser ‘65 & Esther Husser Angelo Dovolis ‘80 & Kristin Dovolis other than the Palma Fund. We are deeply Mr. & Mrs. John Fusanotti Nancy (Reif) Johnson ‘61 Robert Dunlop ‘83 & Linda Dunlop grateful to these individuals who have Mr. Jon Giannini Nancy (Wilson) Jones ‘62 & Rick Jones Brent Eastman ‘81 & Maureen Eastman generously supported special projects Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Gularte Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Robert Eklund ‘80 & Shelby Eklund within our school departments. Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Haas Michael Leonardich ‘68 & Phil Giammanco ‘87 & Kacey Giammanco Mr. & Mrs. Art Handa Suzanne Leonardich Chris Huntington ‘82 & Rae Huntington Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 & Richard A. Magno ‘61 & Arita J. Magno Nick Huntington ‘86 Athletic Council Louis Huntington John Mahoney ‘63 Steve Johnson ‘80 & Gayla Jurevich Ramon & Anne Jimenez Manuel Martinez ‘66 & Marian Martinez Christopher Lane ‘85 & Andrea Lane Golf Tournament Bill & Jean Johnson Joseph Massolo ‘65 Jason Lathos ‘86 & Andrea Lathos Acme Coffee Roasting Ruth Johnson Mike McGee ‘68 & Therese McGee Sam Lavorato ‘83 & Tina Lavorato American AgCredit, FLCA Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Kinsey Mary (Garlinger) McMahon ‘64 & Dan Lompa ‘82 & Christine Kudrna-Lompa American Farms, LLC Mrs. Phyllis Lane Mike McMahon Tim Martinez ‘89 & Jessica Martinez Bengard Ranch, Inc. Carolyn Lucas Russell Moore ‘61 & Katherine Moore Greg Mirassou ‘84 & Mia Mirassou Bennett Floors John & Margaret Marcroft Henry Nunes ‘61 John Ratti ‘83 & Teresa Ratti Body Worx, Inc. Manuel Martinez ‘66 & Marian Martinez Kathy (Garlinger) Paolino ‘61 & Jeff Rianda ‘83 & Amy Rianda Robert Burlison ‘74 & Joan Burlison John “Butch” Massa ‘58 & Ann Massa Louis Paolino Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini C.H. Robinson Company George & Nancy McInnis Mark Porteur ‘63 & Glenna Porteur Tim Short ‘83 & Irina Short Central Coast Cardiovascular Research Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Minor Gary Potter ‘63 & Cherre Potter Zen Torres ‘87 Christopher M. Mulé, DDS, Inc David & Judy Molinari Connie (Iman) Presti ‘64 Rob Viarengo ‘86 & Laura Viarengo Mr. & Mrs. Donnel Clary Tom & Nita Nino Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 & Tia Pulford Scott White ‘88 & Celeste White Mr. & Mrs. Mark Clifton Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Nobida Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Mike Costa Mr. & Mrs. Leon Panetta Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 & 1990’s Sam Daoro ‘80 & Shelley Daoro Ursula Pherigo Barbara Richardson Fred Avalli ‘93 D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Prodis Kathy (Silveira) Rose ‘63 & David Rose Brett Bennetts ‘97 & Shawna Bennetts Del Mar Seafood, Inc. Mrs. Marie Rawson Tony Rossi ‘66 & Susie Rossi Michael Castagnetto ‘94 & Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Denny Mr. & Mrs. Elio Rodoni Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Rebecca Castagnetto Angelo Dovolis ‘80 & Kristin Dovolis Ms. Jean Rowell Noel Schween ‘61 & Jonni Schween Tony Filice ‘99 Brent Eastman ‘81 & Maureen Eastman Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Grant Steer ‘65 Kevin Gamper ‘93 Frontier Mobile Home Park Mrs. Stella Short Edward Storm ‘61 Dirk Giannini ‘91 & Maria Giannini Steve Gomes Construction Mr. & Mrs. Richard Smith Jim Storm ‘60 & Carol Storm Shawn Golden ‘94 & Lauren Golden Dr. Philip Griffin Mr. & Mrs. William Snider Mike Torpey ‘69 & Peggy Torpey Benjamin Lundy ‘99 Growers Express Louis J. & Jane Vallejo Barbara (Lavagniino) Whitehead ‘63 Christopher Mulé ‘92 & Kerri Mulé Ms. Mary Guerrero Mr. & Mrs. Ismael Vizcaya Alice (Richardson) Wilson ‘64 & Jacob Rasco ‘97 & Nicole Rasco Mr. & Mrs. Harry Harami Peter & Louise Wooler Howard Wilson Michael Spencer ‘97 & Jennifer Spencer Richard Haro ‘87 & Jennifer Haro Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Zanger Aaron Thornton ‘96 & Neena Thornton Mr. Claude Hoover & Mrs. Cheryl Indelicato 1970’s Inn Foods, Inc. Joe Alarid ‘77 & Penny Alarid 2000’s Joe Gunter Investigations Alumni Robert Burlison ‘74 & Joan Burlison Parker Adams ‘07 Mr. Edward Jones Alumni support to Palma continues to be Dave Ciolino ‘76 Andy Alcocer ‘06 & Emily Alcocer Steve Johnson ‘80 & Gayla Jurevich critical to maintaining the school’s depth & Martin Colijn ‘72 & Lynn Colijn Tony Barcelo ‘09 Kelly Engineering & Surveying Mike Corlett ‘72 & Cindy Corlett Matthew Boensel ‘09 Knights of Columbus Council No. 1465 breadth of programs. John D’Arrigo ‘76 & Sandy D’Arrigo Aaron Cask ‘02 & Taylor Cask Koster Communictions Inc. 1950’s Henry Dill ‘75 & Lisa Dill Barrett Conrad ‘04 & Michelle Conrad Legacy Roofing & Waterproofing Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue Dennis T. Cosgrove, Jr. ‘04 Dennis Andersen ‘57 & Margaret Andersen Mann Packing Company Inc. Joe Given ‘75 & Julie Given Ryan D’Arrigo ‘04 Monterey Bay GI Consultants Med Group Charles Borg ‘58 Henry Gowin ‘76 Scott Davis ‘00 Rolland Brown ‘56 & Muzzi Family Farms, Inc. Deacon Rick Gutierrez ‘71 Cody Fisher-Schmidt ‘06 Paraiso Vineyards Linda (Costa) Brown ‘56 Tim Haag ‘72 & Lisa Haag Christopher King ‘01 Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 & Pezzini Berry Farms Dan Harper ‘72 Michael Kong ‘04 & Amanda Kong Mr. & Mrs. David Pinizzotto Louis Huntington Robert Kutz ‘72 & Mary Kutz Jose G. Lopez ‘00 Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 & Tia Pulford Michael Lauritson ‘73 & Lynne Lauritson Ross Majewski ‘07 Rabobank Roy Marci ‘57 & Dorothy Marci Peter Lauritson ‘70 & Kristine Lauritson Tommy Marquez ‘04 John Butch” Massa ‘58 & Ann Massa” Mr. & Mrs. Jay Ralston Mark Logelin ‘70 & Barbara Logelin John Mazzei ‘01 & Vanessa Mazzei Rincon Farms, INC

32 ANNUAL REPORT Mr. Angelo Ross, Jr. Taylor Farms Mr. Michael Klinkhammer & Salinas School of Dance Valley Farm Management Ms. Anne Quartararo Sambrailo Packaging Julie Lane Scagliotti Farms All Other Donations Mr. & Mrs. Terry Lane Mr. Scott Schriver & Mr. Craig Combs Lavorato & Scott, LLP Mrs. Pamela Hall-Schriver Mr. Cezar Gonzalez & Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Levis Shankle Real Estate, Inc. Mrs. Sugey Lopez-Soto Mr. Frederic Littlefield Sherman’s Apothecary Pharmacy Lucky Labor Source, Inc. Dan Lompa ‘82 & Christine Kudrna-Lompa Skimlite Manufacturing Monterey Peninsula Foundation Western Packing, Inc. Jason Smith ‘87 & Jennifer Murphy-Smith Mr. & Mrs. Philip Speciale Mr. & Mrs. Donald Marsh Mr. & Mrs. Philip Speciale Rev. Leonard Walker & Mr. & Mrs. Jerome E. Martin Springfield Farms Mrs. Catherine Horan-Walker Mr. & Mrs. Lyall Mc Keever Steinbeck Country Produce Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Kelly McMillin Tactical Wealth Management Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Mr. & Mrs. Angel Mendez Tanimura & Antle, Inc. Matching Gift Program Mr. & Mrs. Robert Micheletti Dr. & Mrs. Bert Tardieu Greg Mirassou ‘84 & Mia Mirassou Taylor Farms Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Modeste Titan Frozen Fruit Mr. & Mrs. Juan Montes True Leaf Farms, LLC Blessed Edmund Rice Society Mr. & Mrs. George Montgomery Valley Farm Management Ms. Joann Morey Rev. Leonard Walker & Mexico Mission Ms. Carmen Morgan Mrs. Catherine Horan-Walker Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Alvarado Mr. Thomas Nichols & Mrs. Linda Joyce Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Anonymous Ms. C.M. O’Neill Mr. Donald Winn Ms. Aida Arroyo-Escobar Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Palmer Mr. & Mrs. John Winslow Greg & Michelle Beach Mr. Anthony Palmer & Mrs. Amy Seydel Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Zender Mr. & Mrs. John Beach Mr. & Mrs. Tony Partal Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bergez Ms. Anne Pezzini Lacrosse Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Bibbens, III John Pezzini ‘78 & Danielle Pezzini Mr. & Mrs. Bart Bonfantini Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Birnbaum Joe Pezzini ‘77 & Mary Pezzini Brent Eastman Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. M.E. Boitano Mr. & Mrs. Brent Plemmons Carmel Building & Design Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bomarito Mr. & Mrs. Mark Powers, Sr. Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John Brigantino Quality Drug Testing Mr. & Mrs. Francis Rianda Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Brigantino Norcal Harvesting, LLC True Leaf Farms, LLC Vincent Brigantino ‘82 & Denise Brigantino Mr. & Mrs. Steve Rammel Mr. John Budde Jeff Rianda ‘83 & Amy Rianda Scattini Basketball Tournament Ricky Cabrera ‘84 & Cecy Cabrera Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rosales Chad Amaral ‘92 & Kiana Amaral RC Farms Mr. Kevin Rossi & Ms. Mary Pezzini John Amaral ‘87 & Mendy Amaral Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Richard Salazar Luis Amaral ‘02 & Ashley Amaral Ms. Lisa Carveiro Mr. & Mrs. Les Schivo Matt Amaral ‘92 & Amy Amaral Mr. & Mrs. John Castellano Mr. & Mrs. Todd Schivo American AgCredit, FLCA Chilton & House, LLP Attorneys at Law Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Schneider Mr. Don Blodget Ms. Marsha Coscina Mr. & Mrs. James Sisk Brent Eastman Insurance Services, Inc. Costa Central Medical Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ross St. Julien Mr. & Mrs. Louis Calcagno D & J Packing Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Stevenson Chilton & House, LLP Attorneys at Law The Daoro Family Paula & Jeff Taylor Driscoll’s Mr. Robert Darwin Mr. Chris Thomas & Enza Zaden USA, Inc. James & Colleen de Lorimier Mrs. Heidi Mitchell-Thomas Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Del Carlo Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Togliatti Henry Gowin ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. John DeSantis Vargas Cabinets Holaday Seed Company Mr. & Mrs. Davy Dizon Mr. & Mrs. Robert Venenciano International Produce Group Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Dunne Rev. Leonard Walker & Kleen Globe Ag Services Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ferranti Mrs. Catherine Horan-Walker Kuida Ag Supply Company Mr. James Fife & Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Mr. & Mrs. Tremaine Walker Luis A. Scattini & Sons, LP Ms. Anita Fragoso Ms. Jennie Watt Luis A. Scattini Family LP Ms. Violet Fragoso Will & Mary White Martella Farming Company Inc. Ms. Carole Ray French Mr. & Mrs. Jose Workman Thelen Chang Nguyen & Van ruler, LLP Dr. & Mrs. Armando Galindo NH3 Service Company Mr. & Mrs. J. Arthur Geoffrion Peru Mission Nunes Company Inc. The Giannini Family A & R Fresh LLC Ocean Mist Farms Gonzales Medical Group, Inc. Ms. Zenaida Agustin Mr. & Mrs. David Pinizzotto Ms. Deanna Goodrich Allied Glass & Door Sambrailo Packaging GTO Packing Inc. Mr. Carlos Alvarado & Mrs. Silvia Ramirez Brent Scattini ‘85 & Shannon Scattini Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hammerland Anonymous Brian Scattini ‘84 Dr. & Mrs. Robert Helfrich Mr. & Mrs. Michael Antle Doug Scattini ‘ 89 & Jeanna Scattini Dave and Joni Hentges Mr. & Mrs. Akira Aoyama Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hintz Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Aoyama Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini Ms. Sara Housman Mr. & Mrs. Jay Bailey, Jr. Michael Scattini ‘88 & Julia Scattini Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 & Mr. & Mrs. Robert Batson Sara Scattini Louis Huntington Mr. & Mrs. Steven Batson Steinbeck Country Produce Nick Huntington ‘86 Greg & Michelle Beach Sturdy Oil Company Italian Catholic Federation Mr. Michael Bellini Sunsation Farms Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Noel Jimenez Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bergez Dr. & Mrs. Bert Tardieu Ms. Dolores Joblon Mr. G. Richard Bronson, Jr. TriCal Ms. Nancy Jones Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Chan Mr. & Mrs. Gene Wiley Ms. Donna Jones Mrs. Devin Clancy Jorge’s Farm Mr. & Mrs. Mark Clifton Touchdown Sponsor Mr. Eric Katzenberg Mr. & Mrs. John Companion Legacy Roofing & Waterproofing Mr. Christian Katzeberg Ms. Dolores Cortez Shankle Real Estate, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kent Mr. & Mrs. Robert Delcambre Tactical Wealth Management Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Kinsey Ms. Margaret Dominguez Issac Escobar ‘16 ANNUAL REPORT 33 Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue The California Province of the Dave & Joni Hentges Ms. Eila Easterly Society of Jesus Mann Packing Company Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Joe English Sam & Noami Camcam Nunes Company Inc. Ms. Marlynn English Mr. & Mrs. Luis Canchola Mr. Peter Odello Mr. & Mrs. Robert English Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Chu Mr. Anthony Palmer & Mrs. Amy Seydel Ms. Maria Escobar Mr. & Mrs. John Companion Palmer Electric Ms. Maristella Escobar Scott & Erica Corner Rabobank Ms. Nilita Escobar Mr. & Mrs. Norman Costa Sea Otter Classic Foundation Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Rodolfo Escobar James & Colleen de Lorimier Universal Tax & Business Service Mr. & Mrs. Greg Estrada Mr. & Mrs. William Del Biaggio Mr. James Fife & Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Mr. & Mrs. John DeSantis Ms. Colleen Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dillon Financial Aid/Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Friedrich Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dodd For many highly qualified students, a Palma Mr. & Mrs. George Garibay Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Doherty School education is financially out of reach. Global Uplift Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue However, Palma believes that providing Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Gomez Ms. Janet Erickson-Johnson access to deserving students through Albert Gozzelino ‘59 & Carrie Gozzelino Fenton & Keller financial aid creates a school environment Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Haas Mr. James Fife & Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife that closely reflects our diverse world. In Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Haas Focus Business Bank the 2013-2014 school year 40% of the Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Haas Mr. & Mrs. Mike Forensich Palma student body received some level of Dave and Joni Hentges Mr. & Mrs. Neal Fouts financial aid and overall, the school Ted & Randi Hontalas Ms. Anita Fragoso committed $806,115 to that initiative. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kakimoto Mr. & Mrs. James Galli Mr. & Mrs. Rick Keaton Mr. & Mrs. Alfonso Garcia Ms. Noreen Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Haas Endowed Funds Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kingston Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hiura Gifts to scholarship endowment extend the Mr. Lloyd Koster Dr. Spencer Jilek, DDS impact of donor philanthropy ensuring Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Koster Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Jimenez scholarship aid into the next generation and Alec & Betsy Leach Mr. & Mrs. Rick Keaton beyond. Anne C. Leach Family Mr. & Mrs. John Kesecker Ms. Deanna Leetch & Ms. Shirley Leetch Mr. Robert Kidwell Ms. Barbara Manning Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kull Br. Dunne Endowed Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Martinez Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato (Established 2013) Mr. & Mrs. Luis Martinez Sam Lavorato ‘83 & Tina Lavorato A.W. Johnson & Son Mr. & Mrs. George McInnis Mr. & Mrs. Charles Longwello Marie Amaral Mr. & Mrs. Kelly McMillin Ms. Ann Maddox Matt Amaral ‘92 & Amy Amaral Mr. & Mrs. Peter Montalvo Ms. Kathleen Marsh Anonymous Ms. Deborah Nucci Terry Martinez Br. Charles J. Avendano, C.F.C. Ottone Leach Olsen & Ray LLP Mr. Robert Mathewson Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ottone John & Mary Ann McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Marion T. Barich Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mena Greg & Michelle Beach Mr. & Mrs. Phil Ottone Mr. & Mrs. Angel Mendez Tom Bengard ‘87 & Louise Bengard Mr. Anthony Palmer & Mrs. Amy Seydel Mr. Arthur Micheletti Michael & Lucia Boggiatto Mr. W. Barry Persel Mr. David Micheletti Mark Botelho ‘63 & Ms. Susan Powers Ms. Janice Micheletti Martha (Bernasconi) Botelho ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. William Ramsey Greg Mirassou ‘84 & Mia Mirassou Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Breschini Ms. Deanna Reyna Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mottau Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Brunet Richard & Sally Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Nielsen Tom & Julie Bryan Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 & Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Robert Burlison ‘74 & Joan Burlison Barbara Richardson Mr. Richard Pfaff Trey & Mindy Busch Ms. Lynne Riechers-Knott Mr. & Mrs. Steve Rammel Ricky Cabrera ‘84 & Cecy Cabrera Mr. & Mrs. Hayes Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen Lou & Carol Calcagno Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Robinson Jeff Rianda ‘83 & Amy Rianda Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Cambier Mr. & Mrs. Joe Rossi Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Donald Chapin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Salazar Mr. & Mrs. Richard Salazar Mr. & Mrs. Jim Conrad Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D’Arrigo Mr. Edmund Scurich Mr. & Mrs. Michael Skinner Steve de Lorimier ‘67 & Maggie de Lorimier Robert & Catha Smith Ms. Sylvia So & Ms. Anna So Dick De Luna’56 & Matilde De Luna Mr. & Mrs. Jose Soriano Stanley House Attorney at Law James & Nadine Dermody Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott Sturvist Mr. & Mrs. David Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. John DeSantis Tim Tomasello ‘83 & Kristen Tomasello Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Sutherland Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dill Mr. William Valdez & Ms. Angela Beauchamp Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sweeney Henry Dill ‘75 & Lisa Dill Mr. & Mrs. Martin Vonnegut Joanne Taylor-Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Doherty Ms. Marguerite Walker Ms. Jacqueline Velasco Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue Mr. & Mrs. Richard Williams Mr. & Mrs. Martin Vonnegut J.A. & Nettie Ferrasci Ms. Christine Zmuda Rev. Leonard Walker & Filice Family Fund of the Community Mrs. Catherine Horan-Walker Foundation for San Benito County Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Wallace Mr. Gerald Flowers All Other Ministries Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Craig A. & Maryann Fox Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Allen Matching Gift Program Mr. & Mrs. Gary Franscioni Anonymous Ms. Susan Zoboli Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Friedrich Mr. & Mrs. Steven Batson Dr. & Mrs. Josef Gamper Greg & Michelle Beach Mr. & Mrs. George Garibay Ms. Elaine Bedell Mountain Bike Club Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Garvin Gary & Jane Gasperson Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bennett CCPOA Soledad Chapter Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bertagna Kurt Gollnick & Janet Rodgers Allan Clark ‘85 Gonzalez & Associates Insurance Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Bibbens, III Don Chapin Company Mr. & Mrs. Rooney Blach Services, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Michael Fling Henry M. Gowin ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Brewer Foothill Packing, Inc. Vincent Brigantino ‘82 & Denise Brigantino Dr. & Mrs. Tim Griffin Kyle Markfield ‘15 Mr. Gene Geraci 34 ANNUAL REPORT Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Mr. & Mrs. John Tope Mr. & Mrs. Gary Franscioni Mr. & Mrs. John Delorey Allen Hayes ‘62 & Kathy Hayes Martha Vazquez Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Haas Mr. & Mrs. Richard Denier Dr. & Mrs. Robert Helfrich Rob Viarengo ‘86 & Laura Viarengo Mr. George Richardson, Jr. Ms. Nicki Des Roches Dr. & Mrs. Richard Hell Mr. & Mrs. John Viarengo Joanne Taylor-Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Davy Dizon Dave & Joni Hentges Mr. & Mrs. Martin Vonnegut Dr. William Babaian E.M.D., Inc. Pablo & Rosamaria Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Gene Wiley Brent Eastman ‘81 & Maureen Eastman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. Sam Eastman Mr. & Mrs. Robert House Palma Endowed Scholarship Fund Sober Grad Mr. & Mrs. Rodolfo Escobar Chris Huntington ‘82 & Rae Huntington (Established 2004) A & O Clinic Pharmacy Mr. & Mrs. Mark Faylor Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 & Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Anable A M Barragan Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Luis Fierro Louis Huntington UBS Financial Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Aiello Mrs. Ruby Flores The Ireland Family Trust Salinas Dental Health Mr. & Mrs. Tom Gugale, Sr. Mrs. Dianne Irwin Mr. & Mrs. Victor Barnett Allen Hayes ‘62 & Kathy Hayes Dr. & Mrs. Ramon Jimenez Restricted Funds Bengard Ranch, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Richard Hell Mrs. Ruth Johnson Boggiatto Produce, Inc. Mr. Mohsen Matinrad & Ms. Rafat Farr Jeff & Tracy Jones Vince Cochetti ‘81 Memorial Brent Eastman Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarthy Ms. Christy Kennedy Scholarship Fund (Established 2014) Credit Consulting Services, Inc. Todd McRae ‘93 Mrs. Lynn Kennedy Ann Morisoli Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Daoro Mr. Mike Meuter & Mrs. Vivian Soffa Mr. & Mrs. Art Kong D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Mr. & Mrs. Jim Micheletti Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Koster Steve Clayton Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Randy Davis Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Roggio Ms. Nancy Kotowski (Established 2014) Mr. & Mrs. John Delorey Lynn (Watson) Stewart ‘57 & Owen Stewart Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Mrs. Colleen Bailey Valley Trophies & Detectors Bruce & Linda Taylor Sam Lavorato ‘83 & Tina Lavorato Doug & Jan Cambier Dr. Michael Ellison & Dr. Nanette Mickiewicz Aaron Thornton ‘96 & Neena Thornton Alec & Betsy Leach Scott & Erica Corner El Camino Machine & Welding LLC Legacy Roofing & Waterproofing James & Nadine Dermody Mr. & Mrs. Robert England Lenexa Equipment Company, Inc. John & Sarah DeSantis Mr. & Mrs. Robert Enz Gifts In Kind Mr. & Mrs. John Marcroft Mr. James Fife & Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Fernandez Donations of non-monetary gifts, such as Michael Marcroft ‘74 & Debbie Marcroft Foundation For Design Integrity Mrs. Kim Fulton & Family items for school events, equipment and Joseph Massolo ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. George Garibay Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fusanotti special services, are greatly appreciated. Steven Massolo ‘72 & Kristin Massolo Jeff & Tracy Jones Gabilan Rock, INC. Sr. Barbara Matasci Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Gattis 2 Steps Ahead Performance Training John Mazzei ‘01 & Vanessa Mazzei Rob Viarengo ‘86 & Laura Viarengo Growers Express Ace Hardware Joseph & Constance Mazzei Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Adventures by the Sea John & Mary Ann McCarthy Father Victor Farrell Memorial International Produce Group Mr. & Mrs. Armando Alcántara John McGraw & Maureen Dunne-McGraw Scholarship (Established 1996) Italian Catholic Federation All City Emmissions Mr. & Mrs. George McInnis Mr. & Mrs. Brian Shanley Mr. & Mrs. Dale Jiang American Supply Company Dr. & Mrs. Doug McRae Joe Mitchell, DDS, MS Anthony Lombardo & Associates Jim & lisa Micheletti Floyd & Celia Griffin Memorial Joe Panziera Farm Aqua Blue Mrs. Lorna Micheletti Scholarship (Established 1997) Mr. & Mrs. Tony Johnson Artistic Hangups Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Miller David & Karen Finn JR Fencing Bagel Corner Dianne (deLorimier) Mouisset ‘59 & Anthony Griffin ‘84 & Heather Griffin Ms. Lori Lazzerini Bahama Grille Thomas Mouisset David Griffin ‘78 and Sharon Griffin Sam Linder Cadillac-Honda Balance Physical Therapy & Harry & Patti Nervino Greg Griffin ‘70 & Barbara Griffin Mann Packing Company Inc. Human Performance Center Inc Mr. & Mrs. John Newman Stephen Griffin ‘74 & Patricia Griffin Mastronardi Produce-West LLC Mrs. Jodine Bardin-Anderson The Hon. & Mrs. Robert O’Farrell Griffin Family Properties, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Michael Miguel Ms. Linda Bass Mr. & Mrs. Nathan J. Olivas, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David Molinari Bennett Floors Ms. C.M. O’Neill Casey Lee ‘14 Memorial Scholarship Monterey Peninsula Foundation Bernardus Winery Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Fund (Established 2013) Robert Mraule, DDS, MD, Inc. Beverly’s Fabrics Palma Class of 1963 Ms. Deborah Avilez MY Chevrolet B-Impressed Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Palmer Ms. Athalee Breshears Notre Dame Booster’s Club Bokay Nursery Mr. Anthony Palmer & Mrs. Amy Seydel Mr. & Mrs. Todd Bullman Notre Dame High School Vincent Brigantino ‘82 & Denise Brigantino Joe Piedimonte ‘77 & Guiseppina Piedimonte Mr. Robert Espino & Ms. Patricia Perez Notre Dame High School Foundation Ms. Joyce Buschta Mr. & Mrs. Mark Pollacci Dr. & Mrs. Tyler Greene Nunes Company Inc. California Custom Logos Mr. & Mrs. William Prunty Dr. & Mrs. Harlan Grogin Palma School Parents’ Club California International Airshow Salinas Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Rawson Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gulan Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Panziera California Rodeo Salinas Francis “Sonny” & Lillian Rianda Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Mr. & Mrs. John Ratti Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cannon Mr. & Mrs. Elio Rodoni Mr. & Mrs. James Jared Mr. & Mrs. Russell Regester Carpenter Bible & Bookstore Mr. & Mrs. John Romans Mr. & Mrs. David Kidd Rincon Farms, INC Casa Sorrento Pizzeria Emilio & Rosa Rossi Ms. Tammy Lee Round Table Pizza, Perpetual Chamisal Tennis / Fitness Club Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Rubbo Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lee Pepperoni, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Chapin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Hank Leong Round Table Pizza, Sagacious Salami, Inc. Cherrybean Coffeehouse & Roastery Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Salameh Ms. Bernadette Lucas-Burch Ms. Jean Rowell Mr. Craig Combs Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Sammut Matt Panziera ‘92 & Jamie Panziera Salinas Sports Tavern Cook’s Photography Mr. & Mrs. John Sargenti Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pezzini Shankle Real Estate, Inc. Copy Mat Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Saucedo Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ruiz Mr. Jeff Stine Corral de Tierra Country Club Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini Operating Room Salinas Valley Memorial Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Stoopes Mr. & Mrs. James Coulson Br. Michael Segvich, C.F.C. Hospital Sturdy Oil Company CRC Ventures, LLC Great Clips Mrs. Stella Short Mr. & Mrs. Robert Taniguchi Taylor Farms Mr. Britt Davis Rian Singh ‘09 Triangle Farms, Inc. Crush Consignment Shivan Singh ‘12 Margaret Morisoli Memorial Union Bank James & Colleen de Lorimier David Soares ‘71 & Ursula Soares Scholarship (Established 1994) Valley Farm Management Dick’s Sporting Goods Mr. & Mrs. Richard Soares Jim Morisoli ‘71 & Debi Morisoli Wilbur-Ellis Company Mrs. Helen Dunston Ms. Debi Spiers David Sargenti ‘93 & Stacy Sargenti Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Wutke Mr. & Mrs. Brent Eastman Mr. & Mrs. David Sullivan Element Bistro Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Sutherland Max D. Tybroski Jr. Memorial All Other Restricted Donations Elli’s Great American Restaurant Dr. & Mrs. Bert Tardieu Scholarship (Established 1984) Boggiatto Produce, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Enz Taylor Farms Mr. & Mrs. Max D. Tybroski The Brown Family Trust Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ethridge Bruce & Linda Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cardona Exhibit Floral Studio Paula & Jeff Taylor General Scholarship Fund De La Salle High School Mr. & Mrs. David Fajnor Joanne Taylor-Johnson Diocese of Monterey Mr. & Mrs. James de Lorimier, II First Awakenings

ANNUAL REPORT 35 Flawless Beauty Mr. Stuart Speer In Memory of Art Brusa In Memory of Dorothy Giannini Ms. Julissa Garcia Springfield Farms Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Brusa Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Mr. & Mrs. Felix Gastello Star Market Stella Short Gilroy Gardens Steinbeck House Restaurant In Memory of Warren Goldman Gino’s Fine Italian Food Mr. & Mrs. David Sullivan In Memory of Pauline S. Buzan John & Mary Ann McCarthy Ms. Kari Godfrey Linda & Bruce Taylor Ana & David Fajnor Gold Leaf & Spice & Teas, Inc. The Fish Hopper In Memory of Isabel Guerra Great America Tondre Wines, LLC In Memory of John F. & Adelia Cacas Johnette Avalli Green’s Camera World Mr. & Mrs. Rob Torrise Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Cacas Growers Pub Mr. & Mrs. Trin Valdivia In Memory of Robert Gutierrez ‘64 G’Syl Hair Salon Valley Center Car Care In Memory of Carlton Clayton Rick Gutierrez ‘71 Halltree Antique Mall Ms. Judith Varley Henry Gowin ‘76 Head Over Heals Western Stage John & Mary Ann McCarthy In Memory of Elda Haag Hearst Castle Mr. & Mrs. John Winslow Steve Haag ‘68 & Terri Haag Mr. & Mrs. David Hentges XL Grindhouse In Memory of Steve Clayton ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Mike Horsley Ausonio Incorporated In Memory of Tom Heess Hyatt Regency Monterey Mrs. Colleen Bailey Patricia Heess Mr. Tom Immermann Matching Gifts From Corporations Greg & Michelle Beach Mrs. Cheryl Indelicato It is possible for donors to double their Brandon & Tibbs In Memory of Tony Hernandez ‘76 Ms. Rumyana Iniakov giving by participating in their companies/ Steve & Zuzzanne Broom Henry Gowin ‘76 Jeff & Tracy Jones matching gifts program. Palma thanks the Doug & Jan Cambier Joullian Winery following matching gift companies: Mr. & Mrs. Donnel Clary In Memory of Miles & Marie Holaday Jovanni’s Salon Mr. Craig Combs Joe Given ‘75 & Julie Given Joyce Vineyards American Endowment Foundation Scott & Erica Corner JoyPer’s Shoes Bank of America Charitable Foundation James & Nadine Dermody In Memory of Geri Filice Johansen Jurassic Pets Costco Mr. & Mrs. John DeSantis Gennaro Filice ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Koster PG & E Corporation Foundation Mr. James Fife & Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Krown Skate Shop UBS Financial Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. George Garibay In Memory of Allan W. Johnson La Casa del Sazon Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Henry Gowin ‘76 Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue Laguna Seca Golf Ranch Matching Gift Program Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte League of Women Voters of Workday, Inc. Tim & Melanie Horwath In Memory of Donna Jones Monterey County Jeff & Tracy Jones Jeffrey & Tracy Jones Logitech Ice Mrs. Phyllis Lane Mann Packing Company Inc. Tribute Gifts Mark & Mindy Leliaert In Memory of Richard Jufiar, Sr. Marich Confectionary Mr. David Micheletti Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. David Martella Gifts in memory & honor provide a lasting tribute. Palma thanks the following Kevin Ow ‘01 Maya Cinemas Mr. Angelo Ross, Jr. In Memory of Patrick John Kelly Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarthy individuals for their kindness in memory & in honor of others: Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ryan Ms. Mary Sutherland Ables Mr. & Mrs. Kelly McMillin Richard & Renate Soares Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Sutherland McShane’s Nursery Ms. Debbie Soares Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Sutherland Michael’s Grill & Taqueria In Memory of Tondre Alarid Mrs. Ruth Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Sutherland Mr. & Mrs. John Winchester Monterey Coast Brewing Mark & Pam Thornton Monterey Mirror Maze John & Mary Ann McCarthy Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Uccello In Memory of John Kelso Monterey Pines Golf Club Rob Viarengo ‘86 & Laura Viarengo Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Garvin Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa Monterey Whale Watch In Memory of Yvonne Alarid Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte In Memory of Mikael Andrew Clum In Memory of W. Edward Kutz Monterey Zoological Society Andrea Clum Mr. Louie Falconi MYO Yogurt Alice (Richardson) Wilson ‘64 & Howard Wilson Robert Kutz ‘72 & Mary Kutz Nino Construction In Memory of Vincent Cochetti ‘81 Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Mr. Chris Nizza In Memory of Lois Anderson Ann Morisoli Alice (Richardson) Wilson ‘64 & Ottone Leach Olsen & Ray LLP Howard Wilson Ottone Resturant Group Dave & Joni Hentges John & Mary Ann McCarthy In Memory of Tiek Colijn Pacific Repertory Theatre Martin Colijn ‘72 & Lynn Colijn In Memory of Alda Lauritson Palmer Electric In Memory of Tyler Anguiano Ms. Emily Lauritson Paraiso Vineyards In Memory of Arlene Conn Ms. Rebecca Lauritson Pasadera Country Club Michael & Lucia Boggiatto Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ruiz James T. Conn Pebble Beach Company In Memory of Casey Lee ‘14 Peninsula Pastries In Memory of Bernard Corpuz ‘95 Ms. Deborah Avilez Perfect Image In Memory of Craig W. Bailey Mrs. Colleen Bailey Michael Spencer ‘97 & Jennifer Spencer Ms. Athalee Breshears Pettigrew & Foletta Auto Parts Mr. & Mrs. Todd Bullman Pizza Factory In Memory of Jonathan Dill Mr. Robert Espino & Ms. Patricia Perez Portobello’s In Memory of Janet Barich Mr. & Mrs. Marion Barich Jeffrey & Tracy Jones Dr. & Mrs. Tyler Greene Raley’s John & Mary Ann McCarthy Dr. & Mrs. Harlan Grogin Jeff Rianda ‘83 & Amy Rianda In Memory of Robert Barich ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gulan Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Robinson In Memory of Dennis Duncan ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Rollick’s Specialty Coffee & Internet Mr. & Mrs. Marion Barich Michael Lauritson ‘73 & Lynne Lauritson Brian Cahill ‘58 & Joanie Lippman Mr. & Mrs. James Jared Rossi Bros. Tire & Auto Service Mr. & Mrs. David Kidd Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Russell In Memory of Kathleen & Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lee Salad Shop In Memory of Francis G. Battaglia Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Shaw Edward Dunne Ms. Tammy Lee Salinas Golf & Country Club Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Mr. & Mrs. Hank Leong Salinas Valley Medical Aesthetic Inc. Ms. Bernadette Lucas-Burch San Juan Oaks Golf Course In Memory of Jim & Janet Black Loren Signorotti ‘79 & Deliana Signorotti In Memory of Tokiko T. Flowers Matt Panziera ‘92 & Jamie Panziera Sanctuary Rock Gym Mr. Gerald Flowers Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pezzini Santa Clara Paintball Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ruiz Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk In Memory of Anne Brown Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte In Memory of Jennie Frassetto Mr. & Mrs. Robert Taniguchi Scheid Vineyards, Inc. Ms. Carla MacDonald SVMH Operating Room Schubert Nursery The Brown Family Trust John & Mary Ann McCarthy See’s Candy In Memory of Del Garlinger In Memory of Bill Lewis ‘58 Shiners Auto Detailing In Memory of John & Wilhelmina Mary (Garlinger) McMahon ‘64 & Brian Cahill ‘58 & Joanie Lippman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Skinner Mike McMahon Soledad Mission Brown Rolland Brown ‘56 & Linda (Costa) Brown ‘56 36 ANNUAL REPORT In Memory of James Lipe Sr. In Memory of Bill Mocettini ‘64 In Honor of Will Chilton ‘14 Mr. & Mrs. David Martella Bill Borofka ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. R.C. Chilton In Memory of Mickey Linehan ‘12 In Memory of Dr. Tom O’Neill In Honor of the Class of 1961 Shivan Singh ‘12 Alice (Richardson) Wilson ‘64 & Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 Howard Wilson In Memory of Jack Little ‘76 In Honor of the Class of 2012 Ms. Maria Buckowski In Memory of the Deceased Palma Mr. & Mrs. Donnel Clary Dave Ciolino ‘76 Christian Brothers Ms. Marilyn Ferraro David Fontes In Honor of Coach Corner Mr. Gerald Flowers Gary & Barbara Dangerfield Henry M. Gowin ‘76 In Memory of Bob Paoli ‘64 Mrs. Dora Little Bill Borofka ‘66 In Honor of Ty Dailey ‘17 Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Mary Guerrero Ms. Welta O’Connor In Memory of Carl Presti ‘57 Ms. Teresa O’Neill Connie (Iman) Presti ‘64 In Honor of Brother Dunne’s Mr. Angelo Ross, Jr. 25 Years of Service Tony Rossi ‘66 & Susie Rossi In Memory of Georgia Richardson Mrs. Mary Drew Mr. Glenn Smith Neil Fanoe, Jr. ‘60 & George & Margaret Garibay Patsy (Shellooe) Fanoe ‘61 Jeffrey & Tracy Jones In Memory of Steven Peter Lucich Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Panetta John & Mary Ann McCarthy In Memory of the Parents of Mike Rosales In Honor of Henry Fanoe In Memory of Chris Massey Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Sutherland A & R Fresh LLC Gary Potter ‘63 & Cherre Potter In Memory of Thais Attinger Salmina In Honor of Alex Fierro ‘18 & In Memory of Harry E. McDonald William Salmina ‘58 & Judy Salmina John Fierro ‘14 Mrs. Emilie McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Luis Fierro In Memory of Lucille Scattini In Memory of Jerry McFarland Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 In Honor of the George Garibay Family Stella Short Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini Robert & Catha Smith Sara Scattini In Memory of Br. Charles McManus Alice (Richardson) Wilson ‘64 & In Honor of Dominic Johnson ‘16 Craig Ulrici ‘57 & Barbara Ulrici Howard Wilson Garcia Boxing In Memory of Mel Micheletti In Memory of Gus William Settrini In Honor of John McCarthy ‘00 & Ms. Elaine Bedell Lou & Carol Calcagno Lyric McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bertagna Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Mr. & Mrs. Rooney Blach In Memory of Calvin M. Short Mr. & Mrs. Richard Brewer Stella Short In Honor of John & Mary Ann McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Chu Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Mr. & Mrs. Norman Costa In Memory of Robert A. Smith Mr. & Mrs. William Del Biaggio Jay DeSerpa ‘61 & Erika DeSerpa Focus Business Bank In Honor of Nick Ottone ‘16 Mr. & Mrs. Mike Forensich In Memory of Alma Souza Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue Mr. & Mrs. Neal Fouts Dave and Joni Hentges Mr. & Mrs. James Galli Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato In Honor of Garret Salazar ‘16 Stanley House Attorney at Law John & Mary Ann McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Kinsey Dr. Spencer Jilek, DDS Mr. Angelo Ross, Jr. Mr. Robert Kidwell In Honor of Sally & Tom’s Wedding Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kull In Memory of Dick Stewart Jay DeSerpa ‘61 & Erika DeSerpa Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Tim & Melanie Horwath Mr. & Mrs. Charles Longwello In Honor of Steve Soper Ms. Ann Maddox In Memory of Eligio L. Tunzi Tim Haag ‘72 & Lisa Haag Terry Martinez Loren Signorotti ‘79 & Deliana Signorotti Laura Solorio, M.D. Mr. Robert Mathewson John & Mary Ann McCarthy In Memory of Tom Ussery In Honor of Bryan & Kelly Sutherland Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mena Michael & Lucia Boggiatto Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Mr. Arthur Micheletti Mr. David Micheletti In Memory of Paul S. Vaughn Jr. In Honor of Mr. Stephen Valgos Ms. Janice Micheletti Jim & Paula Guidotti Matt Clary ‘12 Mr. Richard Pfaff Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen In Memory of Clarence & Rose Vosti In Honor of Colby J. Varley ‘10 Ms. Anna So Mrs. Elaine Dotseth Mr. Guy Varley Ms. Sylvia So Society of Jesus, California Province In Memory of Una Way In Honor of Robert Viarengo ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Sutherland Greg & Kathy DeCarli Mr. & Mrs. John Viarengo Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sweeney Ms. Jacqueline Velasco In Honor of Salvador & Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Wallace Irene Agredano Ms. Susan Zoboli Helping Hands Foundation IN MEMORIUM: David Balestrieri ‘70 In Memory of Paul Micheletti In Honor of Katrina Carmichael - 2002 Society of Jesus, California Province Cheerleader Jack Little ‘76 Lynn & Robin Carmichael In Memory of Joseph Micheli Candice (Bledsoe) Armand ‘64 Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 In Honor of Eugene John Casas Mrs. Eugene John Cacas Xavier Mottu ‘09 In Memory of Alan Miyamoto Cory Miyamoto ‘06 Eugene Aiello ‘74

ANNUAL REPORT 37 Palma Alumni mark your calendars for the

Annual Palma Alumni VS Current Student Soccer & Basketball Games Work off your turkey dinner and get together at the annual Palma Alumni vs Current Student Soccer and Basketball games. Saturday, November 29th 12pm Palma School

Palma Alumni vs current student soccer and basketball games are played the Saturday after Thanksgiving. 38 HIGHLIGHTS

Golf 12 th 2014 Seaside Art Competition Consecutive Eziah Cortez (9) Second Place in Crafts for Duct Tape Sneakers League Jacob Rosales (11) Honorable Mention Drawing/Painting for Still Life oil painting Championship Ben White (12) Honorable Mention Sculpture Division for Bysantine Bells

% Over $400,000 99 Raised in the of Class of 2014 are Palma Fund going to College $$

AP English Integrated AP English Language Learning Literature Largest AP offering at Palma in Development of AP syllabi that 19 students; 100% of class 2013-2014 school year integrates topic areas over four passed the exam 56 students 13/14 years. Majority scored 4 or 5’s National pass rate 55% Palma pass rate 81%

$330,000+ 280 parents surveyed Blessed Edmund Spring of 2014 Raised in by the Rice Society Athletic$$ Council 27 Homes Built in Mexico

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