President’s Report A publication for the alumni, families and friends of Palma School Fall 2018 THE PALMA FUND EVERY YEAR IS A NEW BEGINNING

E ach year since 1951, new students have come to Palma eager to learn and ready to be challenged. Parents, filled with justifiable expectations, watch their sons grow from boys of promise into men of character, going forth into the world with confidence and conviction. Your gift to The Palma Fund ensures Palma fulfills its promise — not just to those who are on campus, but to those who are looking forward to wearing the red and gold and one day earning the title “Chieftain.” Give to a better future. Give to The Palma Fund.

Please send your donation in the enclosed envelope or online at www.palmaschool.org/support/onlinegiving Palma School is accepting applications for the 2019- Contents 2020 academic year. If you know a boy of promise who would benefit from, and make a contribution to, the Palma tradition of graduating as a man of character, President’s Message 2 please contact the Admission Office at 831.422.6391 or email [email protected]. Board of Directors Chairman’s Message 3 OPEN HOUSE: November 4, 2018 12:00-2:00 pm

ADMISSION TESTS: December 1, 2018 8:00-11:30 am January 12, 2019 8:00-11:30 am Principal’s Message 4 January 26, 2019 8:00-11:30 am Advancement Director’s Message 5 Sponsor Council Br. Lawrence T. Murphy, C.F.C. Mr. Trey Busch Mission Statement / Essential Elements 6 Mr. Don Chapin Campus Ministry: Season for Chieftain Retreats 7 Board of Directors Mr. Robert Alberts Mr. Eric Mueller ’01, Chair College Bound 8 Dr. Rolando Cabrera ’83 Mr. John Nixon Mr. Lucio Cosentino The Hon. Jonathan Price Mr. Dennis Donohue ’72 Mr. Jeff Pulford ’65 Top Ten Men of 2018 9 Mr. Thomas Fanoe ’64 Mr. Philip Speciale Br. Patrick S. Hayes, C.F.C. Mr. Edward Taylor ’04 Academic Awards 10 Mrs. Shirley Lavorato Mr. Calvin Van Ruler Mr. John Mazzei ’01 Mr. Michael Zanger ’82 2018 Distinguished Scholars 11 Be Powerful. Br. Charles Avendano: A Lifetime of Service 12 Be a Chieftain.

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www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 1 President’s Message

Sometimes we experience a situation or person along our life journey that turns out to be truly impressive and provides us with a totally unexpected but valuable lesson to carry on, perhaps for the benefit of others, as we move on in our lives. Those situations or persons seem, in my limited experiences, to often come across in the form of a remarkable accomplishment that isn’t, in my small world, all that common today. I’d guess each of us can reflect on our earlier days and recall a teacher or coach or scoutmaster who made sense of things so that they clicked in a very positive way for our betterment and inspiration. Nothing bad or unseemly happened, just great experiences from really wholesome folks. No doubt, those were life lessons learned, learned well, and are cherished for all time. I used to believe those were rare opportunities that would never again be experienced. Once and done; boy, was I wrong. Fortunately, those recollections for me aren’t limited to many years ago as I continue to be blessed with opportunities, on an almost daily basis, of being touched and impressed by some truly remarkable folks here at Palma who connect with our young men, all for their betterment and growth in a positive manner. Lessons taught and taught well. To take those experiences one step further, the possibilities for our young men, as a group or class or individual, are truly unlimited going in at the time or the awareness of the challenges close at hand by those forward. Seeing their interactions with each other, their comments, their on the receiving end. Those type situations are the views I would think humor, their engagement, all paint a future of success and, I pray, are extremely valuable for the typical Palma student to witness, to be happiness; they give me hope for a bright future where things will be as aware of in learning that others have much varied challenges. they ought be. I often wonder, in seeing many of our students on an almost daily basis, where and what is in their future, all five hundred Each of us has been blessed with gifts, talents, and personalities that with histories yet to write, to experience, to learn and to learn well. will never again be duplicated; that is the beauty of working with our Palma young men — no two days are the same nor are any of our One of those unique experiences took place here in early September students the same. Each of us is formed by our life experiences — no with the celebration involving Brother Charles Joachim Avendano, two folks have identical experiences. But what one does with those C.F.C., and his 75th anniversary as a Christian Brother. No doubt, 75 life-forming experiences is critical. Experiences explain, they don’t years doing anything is remarkable in itself. Brother Avendano was a excuse. They are opportunities for growth, not excuses for failure. teacher here when Palma opened in 1951, 67 years ago. He has lived a Practice of good methods generally generate great results; practice of long and distinguished life as a Christian Brother — as teacher, as negativity or failure should have no place in the heart and soul of any principal, as superintendent, as community leader, as religious superior young man. Palma is striving, day in and day out, to provide positive in our communities throughout North America. He has worked with the real-life experiences, academic as well as extra-curricular, in preparing homeless in Phoenix and the street folks of New Orleans following a our young men for college and beyond. What we can do together is devastating hurricane. He was a mailman for those who were homeless remarkable in preparing for that college experience and beyond. in helping provide a sense of decency and respect for those folks on the margins of our society, those who had so little but were given an Sincerely, address for mail. We tend to take things for granted and might struggle with the concept of having no identity or address. Struggles are good if they cause reflection and growth. One must have hope to continue and Brother Avendano has a long-proven track record of being of assistance Brother Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. to others, giving them that glimmer of hope, no matter the role he was President

...I continue to be blessed with opportunities, on an almost daily basis, of being touched and impressed by some truly remarkable folks here at Palma who connect with our young men, all for their betterment and growth...

2 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 Board of Directors Chairman’s Message

Palma Folks,

The start of a new school year always has a certain freshness about it. New classes, new challenges and renewing old acquaintances. Twenty- one years after first stepping on to Palma’s campus as a freshman, I sense that freshness in a new role, as chairman of the Board of Directors. The reins have been handed to me from a remarkably dedicated predecessor, Mr. Don Chapin. I want to thank Don for all he has done, and continues to do, for Palma.

Palma is not, nor does it possess, a goose laying golden eggs. The tuition at Palma is around $14,000 this year (for high school students). The cost of an education at Palma, including extracurricular activities, is more like $17,600 per student. We need to make sure we close that gap. I encourage all of you to find a way to get involved at Palma. That might be through a monetary donation to the Palma Fund to help cover the shortfall in tuition. It might be through volunteering at various events. If you are an alum, this is a chance to reconnect with classmates or old teachers. For parents, this might be an opportunity to meet the parents of your son’s friends. If you are a business owner, this is a chance to meet prospective clients or meet a potential summer intern. If the Lord of Palma. Those efforts, whether great or small, together move has blessed you with the opportunity to contribute a little extra mountains. The Board of Directors appreciate what you do every day. something — whatever that might be, I encourage you to do so. Our community — you, your neighbors, friends, business partners, and Go Chieftains! others — makes this school run. The faculty and staff can pull a lot of weight, but the community can and should rally around them in their efforts.

Finally, to those who already do so much — parents, grandparents, Eric G. Mueller faculty, staff, alumni, and friends — thank you for your efforts on behalf Chairman of the Board of Directors

To those who already do so much — parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends — thank you for your efforts on behalf of Palma. Those efforts, whether great or small, together move mountains.

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 3 Principal’s Message

There is an essence of achievement that has taken root here at Palma for nearly seven decades. Our students are challenged to take risks for the right reasons — about extending themselves to become young men who are LEADERS — by what they say and, more importantly, by what they do — who they are in and out of the classrooms, on and off these hallowed grounds we proudly call Palma. They are mentored and coached here by exceptionally dedicated teachers and role models to grow, to take risks, to volunteer of themselves, and to learn, all of which require hard work and determination. We challenge Palma students to be leaders. We challenge them to emulate the life example of a saintly hero and founder of Palma’s founders, Blessed Edmund Rice himself. We tell them to be leaders; we tell them to be Palma Chieftains.

Successful schools do not just happen. Rather, they are forged by the toils of many highly committed people. There are memories made here that Palma students will remember fondly for a lifetime: the special value of true friendship; the fruits of self-discipline; how to write better, speak better, act better, and perform better. It is our mission here at Palma to challenge the growth and development of the entire young man: spiritually, intellectually, morally, physically, and socially. many years ahead. We have a history here of many good and giving people with willing and gracious hearts. I encourage you to continue this There is pride in being a Palma graduate. Palma’s young men have been legacy with the same generous hospitality of so many leaders before us. blessed abundantly with the talent and the intellect and a solid educa- tion to move on from here well prepared. They are prepared to influence Go Chieftains! their communities, prepared to give where necessity requires, prepared to be highly successful, smart, and very generous leaders in both the Church and in society.

In gratitude, I beseech you all to share our joy and energy as we commit David J. Sullivan ourselves to making Palma School ever more successful now and in the Principal

There is pride in being a Palma graduate. Palma’s young men have been blessed abundantly with the talent and the intellect and a solid education to move on from here well prepared.

4 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 Advancement Director’s Message

Let me begin with thank you! Thank you to everyone in the Palma Family — alumni, current and former parents, faculty, staff, foundations and friends — for their commitment to our mission and for their generous support. I am so grateful to our community on so many levels. I hope this report reaffirms in your mind and heart the importance of our partner- ship — a partnership built on shared values and ideals.

Philanthropy — “the love of humanity and the desire to promote the welfare of others” — is at the core of the Palma School tradition. We take personal responsibility for the welfare of those around us and in doing so, we enrich our own lives as well. Your philanthropy continues to be truly remarkable whether measured in hours of volunteer effort, funds raised, or the number of lives touched by your generosity.

The success of any effort on behalf of Palma is rooted in the quality of the relationships that are formed as we pursue our common goals. Palma School seeks to foster and celebrate those relationships through opportunities to participate in and contribute to school life. The advances we make each year to remain at the forefront of education are a reflection of the generous support of the many people who embrace these opportunities. Working together, we are able to reach our finan- cial goals while experiencing the satisfaction that comes with the knowledge that our participation has important impact on the lives of our students.

Thank you for your support in the year just completed and I hope that you will find it rewarding to read about all the important and good work that you have made possible!

Tracy Jones Director, Institutional Advancement

Your philanthropy continues to be truly remarkable whether measured in terms of hours of volunteer effort, funds raised, or the number of lives touched by your generosity.

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 5 MISSION STATEMENT Palma 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 Brother Education and challenges each individual to develop spiritually, intellectually, morally, physically, and socially.

Essential Elements of an Edmund Rice Christian Brother Education I Evangelize youth within the mission of the church. II Proclaim and witness to Catholic identity. III Stand in solidarity with those marginalized by poverty and injustice. IV Foster and invigorate a community of faith. V Celebrate the value and dignity of each person and nurture the development of the whole person. VI Collaborate and share responsibility for the mission. VII Pursue excellence in all endeavors.

6 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 Campus Ministry: Season for Chieftain Retreats

Every school year is set into motion with assistance from Campus Freshmen head to Moss Landing for kayaking on Elkhorn Slough and Ministry in a series of day-long retreats, each developed for a specific then to Marina for a day on the beach. Caring for our world is empha- class level. Despite their differences, they are all designed to create sized as the class paddles their way through the rich environment of the “spiritual thinkers” by putting unique themes into action. In addition to slough, observing the natural habitat of sea otters, marine life and spiritual thinking, the retreats serve to perpetuate the bond among waterfowl. Team building exercises on the beach, along with a beach Chieftains by offering team-building opportunities while encouraging cleanup and time for reflection, round out the day. young men to step beyond their level of comfort into a place where trust is learned, earned and appreciated. Each retreat day begins with Mass Sophomores and Juniors have separate retreats that hike the trails of in the Blessed Edmund Rice Chapel on campus before heading out. the former Ft. Ord. These hikes get boys out into surroundings that are bigger than themselves allowing each to get better The newest Chieftains, seventh grade, assemble at bearings on his place in the world. The hikes are not Happy Valley in the Santa Cruz Mountains, where they You have to grueling, but require enough energy that boys appreci- are treated to warm summer sunshine and boat build- ate periods of rest. Moving forward as a team to their ing in the pool. Using a variety of materials, each team goal, no matter how taxing, is a metaphor for their is tasked to build a boat that will take team members go internal to lives. Reflection concludes each hike. across the pool. They must work together to create a viable vessel from an assortment of random compo- be external. Seniors return to the ropes course in the Santa Cruz nents. The fun in the pool is capped by a trip to the Mountains. Having reached their final year at Palma, “Cathedral of the Redwoods,” a secluded spot where rows of benches the course is as much a celebration as it is a mental and physical nestled under the giant trees form a sanctuary to reflect on the day... workout, as new challenges have been added. Seniors usually represent and the days ahead. the most cohesive class and this retreat is another opportunity to strengthen their brotherhood. The gathering in the Cathedral of the Eighth grade is when Chieftains experience one of the most rewarding Redwoods is one of their most memorable experiences as a Chieftain. retreats in the series: the ropes course. Also located at Happy Valley, this retreat expands a Chieftain’s idea of his own limits. Anxious eighth Palma retreats are an integral part of the entire growth and development graders pay close attention to the instructors before donning their hel- of each young man. Their experiential nature suits the way boys learn mets and heading up into the trees. The day is filled with encouragement best and the camaraderie that forms is an essential element of a Palma and discovery as students challenge themselves and each another to education. Bonds are not only formed with classmates on each retreat, complete the course. Like the seventh grade, they end the retreat in the but also with other classes that have experienced that particular retreat Cathedral of the Redwoods. They return to campus with a sense of in the past. Each retreat is as much a right of passage as it is an accomplishment, new confidence and a solid bond with classmates. opportunity for growth and learning. l

Top left: 7th graders launch their raft; top right: eighth grade teamwork in the trees; lower left: freshmen kayak on Elkhorn Slough; lower right: sophomore team building; center: seniors return to the ropes course. www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 7 College Bound The students in the graduating class of 2018 are attending some of the finest universities in the country. We are proud to announce the colleges in which our graduates are enrolled.

Congratulations Class of 2018 100% OF GRADUATES ARE ENROLLED IN COLLEGE!

8 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 Palma’s Top Ten Men of 2018 Part of Palma’s mission is to instill in its young men a passion for learning and provide a solid educational foundation on which to build. Each year we salute the seniors whose outstanding performance in the classroom exemplifies this mission. Congratulations to the following 10 seniors who had the highest grade point averages in their class and received noteworthy nods from universities across the nation. l

Jake Ottone Finian Rawson Jason Hoech Grayson McGrew University of Notre Dame Cal Poly San Luis Obispo UC Santa Barbara UCLA History Software Engineering Undeclared Civil Engineering

Michael Perez Patrick Briley Catholic University of America Franciscan University Nursing of Stuebenville Nursing

Dominic Scattini Chad Sayer Kyle Haas Sam Robinson UC Santa Barbara Cal Poly San Luis Obispo USC University of Michigan Economics Electrical Engineering Viterbi School of Engineering Sports Management and Law

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 9 High School Graduation Awards

Jacob Ottone Monsignor Thomas J. Earley Gold Medal for Scholastic Proficiency Valedictorian Finian Rawson Monsignor Thomas J. Earley Gold Medal for Scholastic Proficiency Valedictorian Grayson McGrew Monsignor Thomas J. Earley Gold Medal for Scholastic Proficiency Salutatorian Jacob Ottone Palma Gold Medal in Theology Patrick Briley Palma Gold Medal in English Jacob Ottone Palma Gold Medal in Social Studies Jacob Ottone Palma Gold Medal in Mathematics Michael Perez Palma Gold Medal in Foreign Language Jason Hoech Palma Gold Medal in Science Nicolas Georgalos Palma Gold Medal in Fine Arts Nathan Kline Palma Gold Medal in Music Finian Rawson Palma Gold Medal in Computer Science Jacob Ottone Palma Loyalty Award Finian Rawson Palma Loyalty Award Reno DiTullio Palma Leadership Award Patrick Briley Principal’s Leadership Award Michael Perez Christopher Hitchcock ’77 Inspirational Science Award Christian Ko Monroe Award for Proficiency in Mathematics Jacob Ottone Brother Martin D. Cunningham Award for Excellence in English Michael Perez Brother Frank Luke Dalton Memorial Award for Excellence in Social Studies and Service Joseph Burlison W.H. “Hank” Muller Outstanding Scholar Athlete Award Dominic Scattini Brother M.L. Crumlish Athlete of the Year Award

Junior High School Graduation Awards

Andrew Ottone The Reverend Monsignor Thomas J. Earley Award for Religious Studies Gavin Ducker English Award Kevin Espinas Mathematics Award Joseph DaSilva Music Award Joshua Bassetti Literature Award Gavin Ducker Social Studies Award Jacob Nguyen Science Award Moises Benito Foreign Language Award Andrew Ottone Fine Arts Award Andrew Ottone The Gerald D. Flowers Golden Chieftain Scholarship Award for Service Gavin Ducker Brother Charles McManus Award for Scholarship, Leadership, Citizenship, and Sportsmanship Moises Benito Palma Investors Club Scholarship Jacob Nguyen Father Vic Farrell Memorial Scholarship

10 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 2018 Distinguished Scholars Congratulations to the members of Palma class of 2018 who became Distinguished Scholars. They each received special recognition for their extraordinary effort after successfully completing a rigorous set of scholar requirements. l

Michael Bengard Patrick Briley Joseph Burlison Zaim Fuentes Bilingual Scholar STEM+ Scholar Bilingual Scholar Bilingual Scholar Excellence in the Humanities Scholar

Kyle Haas Jason Hoech Christian Ko Phat Le Grayson McGrew STEM+ Scholar Bilingual Scholar STEM+ Scholar STEM+ Scholar STEM+ Scholar Excellence in the Humanities Excellence in the Humanities Scholar Scholar Bilingual Scholar

Jake Ottone Michael Perez Finian Rawson Dominic Scattini STEM+ Scholar STEM+ Scholar STEM+ Scholar Bilingual Scholar Excellence in the Humanities Excellence in the Humanities Excellence in the Humanities Scholar Scholar Scholar Bilingual Scholar Bilingual Scholar Bilingual Scholar

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 11 ING AT 75 R Y Br. Charles Avendano: A Lifetime of Service B E E A

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Seventy-five years would be considered a full life for most people. For known place called Salinas, California. C Br. Avendano that is merely how long he’s been a Christian Brother...so He immediately went to the local library -2018 1943 far. He’s lived a lifetime of serving others that includes helping launch to learn all he could about Salinas, but Palma School. only found it was the lettuce capital of the world; nothing more.

Charles Joachim Avendano was born in Seattle, Washington and grew Once in Salinas, he was informed he would be part of building a new up in the shadow of St. James Cathedral. He became acquainted with school. Monsignor Earley, the pastor at Sacred Heart, was spearheading the Christian Brothers when he was very young, having gone to grade the project. At the time, most Catholic priests were Irish and were well school across the street from O’Dea High School. The Brothers from acquainted with the Christian Brothers. Once Msgr. Earley got a commit- O’Dea would lead the choir and altar servers, of which Avendano was ment from the Christian Brothers, he pressed the parish to build Palma. involved with both. He went onto O’Dea and in his junior year decided They provided a residence at 251 Maple Street for the Brothers to live. he wanted to become a Christian Brother. There were two other Brothers in the house; Br. McManus and Br. Luberts. Palma started with grades seven, eight and nine and the The year was 1943 and he was living with his step sister, her husband Brothers did everything from enrollment and records to teaching. and son, as his mother had passed two years prior and his father worked on ships that sailed to and from Alaska. With his father’s permission, Avendano soon found himself on a train to New York. He began his senior year at St. Joseph’s Juniorate overlooking the Hudson River and Valley. He lived, along with 60 to 70 other boys, in a converted home that was once owned by the Rockefellers.

The next year he continued his schooling with 18 classmates at Santa Maria Novitiate. This is where he first received his cassock and started, as the Brothers said, “serious religious life.” He began his college studies at St. Gabriel’s Scholasticate in 1945. There, days began at 6:00 am with prayers, Mass and breakfast before classes. Lessons continued all day with a break for lunch. It was an exhausting year of study. Because overcrowding in Catholic schools was so prolific, the Brothers were moved quickly through and then out of the Scholasticate to begin their vocations as teachers. They had to finished their degrees in the evenings while working. In 1955, six Christian Brothers were teaching at Palma. (back row l to r): Br. Avendano, Br. Smith and Br. Castle. (front row l to r): Br. Hurley, Br. Luberts, Br. Curtin. Br. Avendano’s first assignment was in St. John’s, Newfoundland at St. Bonaventure College, an all-boys school for grades one to 13. After four Two wings were first built at Palma and the Sisters of Notre Dame years he was transferred to Briscoe Memorial School in Kent, taught girls in one wing while the Christian Brothers taught boys in the Washington for a year. Then, in 1951, he was reassigned to a little- other. In the second year, two more wings were built. In year three, the gym was built between the wings. Also in year three, Msgr. Earley could see by how rapidly the local population was growing that Palma would have enough boys to fill the four wings so he again pressed the parish to purchase land to build the all-girls school, Notre Dame.

Each year after that, another Brother would arrive and another class would be added so by year six there were six grades and six Brothers to teach them. Since the Brothers had their hands full teaching and running Palma, the parents of those early students pitched in where they could: leveling ground to build a football field, laying pipes and doing whatever else was necessary, working in the evenings and on weekends. They “bussed” the boys to football games in a fleet of private station wagons until the pastor bought a used Greyhound bus. Br. Avendano learned how to drive the bus to take the students to wherever they could get a game.

The founding Brothers at their house on Maple Street. Br. Avendano spent six years at Palma before being sent on a variety of (l to r): Br. Avendano, Br. McManus and Br. Luberts assignments from Birmingham, Michigan to the Los Angeles area.

12 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 One of the highlights of his career was traveling to Europe to study at the Vatican in 1978. Br. Avendano wanted to spend a week in Spain before reporting to Rome, but on the first day there he discovered Pope Paul VI had died so he hurried to Rome. He attended all of the funeral activ- ities and a few weeks later was there for the election of Pope John Paul I. One of the Brothers had a job handing out tickets to the visitors so he gave Br. Avendano a front row seat to see the new pope.

Then one morning at breakfast a month later they were informed that John Paul I had died. They (he and some fellow Christian Brothers) hurried back to the Vatican and were met by the Swiss Guard who lined them up under the colonnades. Large doors swung open and the Guard motioned them up a winding staircase inside the Pope’s palace to a special chapel where the Pope’s body was laid on a cata- falque. They were the first to see the Pope’s body before it was taken to St. Peter’s. They attended their second funeral in a little over a month.

Br. Avendano and his fellow Brothers left Rome to attend a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Before they could finish their tour, they received word that the new Pope had been elected so, once again, they hurried back to Rome and arrived in time for John Paul II’s first Mass. After the Pope made his way through the crowd, he returned to his throne in the Basilica. Br. Avendano and friends were seated just 15 feet or so from the Pope when, after shooing his assistants away, he turned to the Brothers and asked, “So how’d I do?” They were dumbfounded to have gotten this personal receive mail. He would see 100 to 150 people a day, serving food and audience with the Pope. retrieving their mail.

After several more assignments around the country, including a couple Throughout his long tenure as a Christian Brother, Br. Avendano has more here at Palma, Br. Avendano officially retired from teaching in always found a simple joy in helping others. “No matter how difficult it 1993. He became a certified volunteer ombudsman and went to work in was, I enjoyed it because I felt like I was making a positive contribution Monterey, visiting people in nursing homes and shut-ins. This new to their lives. Sometimes, they’d have things to teach me,” said Br. vocation had him driving to visit and serve communion as far south as Avendano. King City. He left the Monterey area to continue his ombudsman work in Seattle, then in Phoenix and eventually wound up in New Orleans. Br. Avendano now shares the residence with Br. Dunne and Br. Murray. He can be seen every morning in the Chapel at Mass and occasionally At this last stop, while ministering at a homeless shelter, he became the on campus, stopping in to see Br. Dunne. He has found peace in his full postmaster so the residents there could have an address for which to retirement after a lifetime of service to others. l

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 13 Building Community: Annual Events at Palma RED&GOLD CHIEFTAINSPIRITDAY

What began as Palma’s version of a collegiate football spring game has Carnival-type games invoke spir- grown to become the popular Red & Gold Chieftain Spirit Day. Held on ited competition and the line to the first Saturday of the school year, this annual event attracts new and throw balls at the dunk tank current families, neighbors and friends of Palma to the campus for a day never seems to wane. With fac- of family fun and community. ulty and staff members seated upon its collapsible platform, With the smell of barbecue permeating the morning air, inter-squad students can’t wait to dunk their football scrimmages are the main event. Palma’s teams from all three favorite teacher. Other games levels take the field in an exhibition of power and skill. This is the first include throwing footballs into opportunity for many families to see their sons in Palma helmets and targets, kicking giant soccer balls pads. Scrimmages run all morning long, each team getting an hour on and traversing the inflatable the field. obstacle course.

Off the field, club members man tables to highlight extracurricular And, what’s a festive day without activities and introduce themselves to incoming students and their par- Athletic Director Rob Bishop braces food? Sandwich items hot off the ents. This is their first opportunity of the year to showcase what their himself for a dunk. grill are offered for lunch along club does, how it operates and to recruit new members. with a variety of pies to eat there or take home. A barbecue tri-tip take-out dinner for four that includes all of the fixings is also available.

The farmers’ market is loaded with farm-fresh produce from several local growers. The tempting display of lettuces, tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, fruits and more is difficult to pass up. Patrons are able to take home as much as they can fit into a bag for one small price.

Red & Gold Chieftain Spirit Day is also an ideal venue to pick up your new Palma swag.

The growing attendance and number of participants mean there is something for everybody at Red & Gold Chieftain Spirit Day. It’s a great day of community and a great way to kick off a new school year. l Football scrimmages highlight Red & Gold Chieftain Spirit Day

14 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 th 50ANNUAL In 1969, the Woodstock Music Festival attracted more than 300,000 people handed off to a caterer. to a small farm in upstate New York for a star-studded, three-day concert; However, parents still Dr. Denton Cooley implanted the first temporary artificial heart; and NASA provide the homemade successfully landed men on the surface of the moon. More importantly, desserts that deli- however, 1969 also marked the first time Palma hosted their renowned ciously top off your Parents’ Club luncheon now known as St. Patrick’s Luncheon. meal. And, the modern convenience of take-out It was created as a fund has been added so that raiser for the Palma people can participate Parents’ Club and a means in this important fund to invite the community raiser with minimal time away from their office. onto Palma’s campus. Far from traditional Irish fare, it Preparations are already underway to make the 50th anniversary luncheon was initially called the the best one yet. Circle March 13th on your calendar and make your plans “Enchilada Luncheon.” to visit Palma’s campus to enjoy a full lunch featuring corned beef or There was no “take-out” so pastrami, homemade desserts, entertainment and the company of old the boys were dismissed friends and new acquaintances. l for the day so the lunch Enchilada Luncheon in 1969 could be served in the gym.

By 1976, when Shirley Lavorato became president of the Parents’ Club, the fare had changed to ham and the event was well attended by people throughout the community. At that time, Palma parents prepared the entire luncheon, which included a variety of Jell-O salads, deviled eggs and desserts. Parents began the day before, working well into the night and starting again early the next morning to have everything ready for the large crowd that would begin to be seated at 11:00 am.

Needless to say, a lot has changed since 1969. With the majority of Palma families comprised of working parents, the food preparation had to be Mary Ann McCarthy and Shirley Lavorato at St. Patrick’s Luncheon www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 15 Chieftain Spring Sports

Baseball Tournament Medalist Joey Burlison ’18 advanced as an individual for Varsity Head Coach: Phil Giammanco ’87 | League 10-8 | Overall 16-12 the second time to the State Finals (finishing t-20 with a 74), capping off Varsity baseball collected 16 wins overall and beat Terra Nova in round an unprecedented career. Joey also received the Team Sportsmanship one of CCS Tournament but lost to St. Francis (Watsonville) in round two. Award for the third time. Fellow Senior and 3rd place medalist at the De Ace pitcher Sam Stoutenborough ’18 delivered a solid season and will be pitching on a scholarship at Cal Berkeley next season. He is honoring his commitment to Cal despite receiving a draft selection by the Los Angeles Angels. Stoutenborough, along with fellow senior Dominic Scattini, were first team all league selections and Vince Flores ’18 was a second team all-league pick. Flores is now playing for the Huskies at the University of Washington. Three starting pitchers who made significant contributions to the team will be returning next season. Gabe Razo ’19, Colin Neff ’19 and Grant Sergent ’19 will play big roles in 2019 on the mound. Jon Jon Berring ’20 will be a returning Junior, back for his third year on the varsity. JT Amaral ’21, who caught last year as a freshmen, and Jerry Flores ’19 will also be a returning.

Joey Burlison ’18 Finishes 21st at CIF Golf Championship The eighth hole at San Gabriel Country Club proved costly as Joey Burlison ’18 competed in the CIF State Championship. Without the errant drive that went out of bounds, he likely would have fin- ished in the top 10. Still, it was a great experience and impressive accomplishment for the NYU-bound Palma grad. Photo courtesy of Monterey Herald

Sam Stoutenborough ’18 is dominant on the mound.

JV Head Coach: Chip Campion ’68 | League 3-3 | Overall 12-8 The JVs had a successful year winning 12 games and losing eight. The season was highlighted by a three-game sweep of rival Salinas High School and winning three of four games played in the prestigious eight- team Wilcox High School Easter Tournament in Santa Clara. Joe Castaneda ’20 and Emanuel Rubalcava ’20 provided great pitching all year. Isaiah Corpuz ’20 led the team in hitting. Sean Fanoe ’20, Ramon Guzman ’20 and Tyler Whitehead ’20 patrolled the outfield and hit the ball well. Vinnie Crivello ’20 and Jake Strachan ’20 were excellent all year in the infield while also hitting for high averages.

Frosh Head Coach: John Whitehead | League 10-5 | Overall 16-8 Golf Scholarships Awarded The freshman team has a good season going 10 and five in league. One of the brightest stars on the team, JT Amaral ’21, was moved up to varsity The AT&T Pebble Beach Junior Golf Association awarded shortly after the season began. scholarships to three Palma students on Sunday, April 22nd. Joey Burlison ’18 was awarded the RJ Harper Memorial Scholarship, Michael Carrillo ’18 was awarded the Payne Stewart Memorial Golf Scholarship and AJ Fitzgerald ’18 was awarded the Pebble Beach Head Coach: Clem Richardson ’67 Company Foundation Scholarship. Congratulations to these 2018 was a wonderful year for the Chieftain Golf team, winning our 16th accomplished student athletes, pictured above with Jim Nantz of consecutive league (now MBL) championship and making our way through CBS Sports. CCS to the NorCal finals finishing 7th. MBL League MVP and Aptos

16 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 La Salle Tournament, A.J. Fitzgerald ’18, also earned first team all-MBL named first team all league Coastal Division: Liam Short ’18, Nick along with Michael Carrillo ’18, Hansi Hell ’18 and Jose Calderon Georgalos ’18, Doug McDougall ’18, and Ethan Pavlet ’19. Making ’19. These Chieftains earned five of the six first team all-MBL spots. Grant second team were Rhett Haas ’18 and PJ Schlegel ’18. Gatanaga ’19 was a welcome addition to the team, showing continuous improvement throughout the postseason. The team exhibited excellence The JV team also had an outstanding season with a 10-4 overall record. and great teamwork throughout the year. Alex Moret ’19, Adolfo After a slow start, they won 10 in a row to close the season. Campos ’19, Matt Bennett ’19 and Avery Nicholson ’19, along with Freshmen Shane Olszanowski ’21 and Neil Beach ’21 earned Varsity blocks during the season. Junior Varsity also achieved success, finishing with a 10-6 mark. We finished third at the MBL JV Finals returning our lowest score of the season. Seven different players shot the low score for the team in various matches this season. The JV’s were led by MVP Alex Moret ’19 along with Grayson McGrew ’18, Adolfo Campos ’19, Matt Bennett ’19, Dario Cano ’19, Avery Nicholson ’19, Sean Gonzales ’19, Matt Kaczynski’20, Timmy Blackwell ’20, Dominic Nale ’20, Lucas Barba ’20, Robert Weissberg ’20, Giuseppe Flores ’20, Shane Olzanowski ’21, Neil Beach ’21, Carlos Cervantes ’21 and Richard Amersehhi ’21. There was significant improvement individually and col- lectively throughout the year. The outstanding coaches helping to develop the Palma golfers are Dr. Kimble Cater, Kurt Dillard, Dr. Curt Montgomery, Danny Duncan ’03, Dave Pinizzotto and George Gatanaga. Nick Sullivan ’18 with another power performance.

Swimming Head Coach: Dia Rianda | League 3-3 The swim team had a good mix of talent with four freshmen, two sopho- mores, two juniors and one senior. Nick Sullivan ’18 finished off his Palma career with a good season which led to a scholarship from Malone University in Ohio.

Liam Short ’18 drives to the goal.

Lacrosse Varsity Head Coach: Vince Brigantino | League 12-0 | Overall 13-5-1 Varsity finished the season in first place in their division with a perfect 12 and 0 record becoming Coast League champions. Four starters were

Finian Rawson ’18 readies to return the serve.

Tennis Head Coach: Greg Anderson | League 2-8 | Overall 2-10 This was a rebuilding year for tennis as they worked hard to bring new talent to the team. Despite the season’s challenges, seniors Jake Ottone and Finian Rawson qualified for MBL finals.

Track & Field Head Coach: Jason Smith ’87 Palma track & field did not have the opportunity to fight for their seventh straight title at the MBL Championship, but that didn’t stop them from Wade Rianda ’20 goes for a steal. eight top marks in 18 opportunities and a well-earned second place finish! www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 17 The team was led by Tommy Padilla ’19 who is league champion in the 3200 meters and second in the 1600 meters and ran a leg on the sixth place 4x400 team. Octavio Rubio ’18 became league champ in the 800 while also running a #7 all time effort at 1:59.44. He also was the anchor on our 4x400! Other nice marks and places were by Anthony Villegas ’20 third in the 200 and fourth in the 100 with personal best times, Micah Olivas ’20 fifth in the 100 and sixth in the 200 also with PBs, Colby Caudill ’19 with a second place finish in the high jump and Reno DiTullio ’18 third, Kyle Haas ’18 second in the 300 hurdles, Arturo Ponce ’18 sixth in the 800, Oscar Rubio ’19 seventh in the 3200, Dane Golden ’20 sixth in the long jump and “The General” Zack Taylor ’18 with a fourth place finish in the 110HH! Although we didn’t come home with a title, it was still an incredible night to watch all of our ath- letes compete to the top of their ability on the biggest stage! This year we will take #2 in the league and in the tri county area. The coaching staff could not have been prouder of efforts all over the track and field!

Nate Leavitt ’18 (#10) elevates to score while Cody Laycock ’18 (#28) sets to continue the volley.

Volleyball Head Coach: Matthew Cassady ’06 | League 5-7 | Overall 8-8 Volleyball was a young team in a competitive league. They worked at it all season, showing improvement along the way. They endured some tough losses to teams that eventually did well in the post season. Seniors Tommy Kinion, Ben Gutierrez, Nate Leavitt and Cody Laycock will Zach “The General” Taylor ’18 on the high hurdles. be missed. l

Playing at the Next Level Chieftain student-athletes are appreciated at the collegiate level because of the discipline and humility exercised everyday at Palma. These graduates will carry on the tradition of Palma student-athletes. Congratulations on making the team. l

Joseph Burlison Michael Carrillo Vince Flores Sam Stoutenborough Nick Sullivan NYU Northwest Christian University of Washington UC Berkeley Malone University Violets Golf University Husky Baseball Golden Bear Baseball Pioneer Swimming Beacons Golf

18 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 2017-2018 Annual Report

Palma School sincerely appreciates those individuals who generously made annual, capital and endowment gifts between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. To accomplish the school’s goals, it takes the support of Giving for 2017-2018 the entire community – alumni, board members, businesses, faculty, Fiscal year July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018 foundations, grandparents, parents, parents of alumni, staff and friends. Through their contributions, these valued constituents ensure that our We are privileged to witness the generosity of the extraordinary students continue to have the very best educational experience possible. Palma community who believe in our future as much as they honor the past. The success of our programs and their constant improve- Thank you for your support. ment 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 the key to fulfilling our promise and realizing our vision. Thank you for helping us on that journey. I trust I can count on your involvement and generosity again this year! Go Chieftains! It’s going to be another extraordinary year!

Br. Patrick D. Dunne C.F.C. President

Total Income $8,091,975

$6,537,816 Tuition, Fees and Auxiliary Income $484,174 Palma Fund and Other Unrestricted Donations $232,168 Athletic Council $435,299 Scholarship and Other Restricted Donations $79,604 Parents’ Club and Sober Graduation $70,166 Bingo (Net) $252,748 Investment Income

Total Expenses $8,908,525

Educational / Institutional $5,414,790 Plant and Maintenance $1,129,378 Financial Aid and Scholarship $1,009,675 Administrative $490,530 Athletic Council $255,467 Parents’ Club and Sober Graduation $75,279 IAAR Expenses $206,411 Capital Expenditures $326,525

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 19 2017-2018 The President’s Circle The President’s Circle, established in 2008, gives special recognition to those Palma supporters who have made gifts of $1,000 or more during the preceding fiscal year. Many families, alumni and friends choose to continue their membership in the President’s Circle year after year in recognition of the superior achievements of the school. We salute the following members of the pace-setting group and hope that the power of their example will serve to encourage others to consider investing in Palma School. A & G Machine Shop, Inc. Diocese of Monterey Judy & Vic Lanini Tia & Jeffrey Pulford ’65 A & R Fresh LLC Marral & Davy Dizon Shirley & Sam Lavorato ’55 R.C. Farms LLC American Wholesale Flooring, Inc. Cindi & Rick Dodd Leavitt Central Coast Insurance Services Rabobank Ms. Brenda Angelo Mrs. Elaine Dotseth Remy & Ed Limbo Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Ardell Double Lucky Inc. Shelley & James Lipe Jr. Amy & Jeff Rianda ’83 Ausonio Family Fund of the Community Ed Dowd ’63 Liu Guo Lit Charitable Foundation Lillian Rianda Foundation for Monterey County Drew-Massa Transportation, Inc Leslie & Fred Lombardi Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ’67 Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Maureen & Brent Eastman ’81 Luis A. Scattini & Sons, LP Mr. & Mrs. Elio Rodoni Sharon & Robert Baca EBX Logistics Inc. The Macias Family Annette & John Romans Bank of America Charitable Foundation Irma & Rudy Escobar Mann Packing Company, Inc. Judy & Tom Romans Mr. & Mrs. Marion Barich Karina & Carlos Esquivel Margaret & John Marcroft Michelle & Stefan Salameh ’00 Tina Barlocker F. Munoz Landscaping Alison Marshall Stacy & David Sargenti ’93 Sharon & Victor Barnett Patsy (Shellooe) ’61 & Neil Fanoe, Jr. ’60 Jackie & Richard McAbee Kathleen & Mike Scarr Michelle & Greg Beach Tom Fanoe ’64 Mary Ann & John McCarthy Joan (Botelho) ’61 & Jim Scattini ’60 Benchmark Steel, Inc. Nettie & J.A. Ferrasci Mrs. Emilie McDonald Laurie & Robb Scattini ’62 Louise & Tom Bengard ’87 Aana & John Fitzgerald Teresa & Kelly McMillin Mr. & Mrs. Brian Shanley Lucia & Michael Boggiatto Patricia & Alfred Friedrich Marylu & David Mesa ’73 Mrs. Stella Short Boutonnet Farms, Inc. Angeles & Fermin Fuentes Mike & Mary Orradre Fund of the Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ’81 Troy Boutonnet G & H Farms, LLC Community Foundation for Monterey Grace & Cornelio Sillano Valerie & Stan Braga Most Rev. Richard Garcia, D.D. County Jennifer & Dan Sites Ann & Mike Briley Kathleen & Dino Gastello Pat & Wylie Mitchell Sites Management Co. Zuzzanne & Steve Broom Maria & Dirk Giannini ’91 Monterey Peninsula Foundation Susan & Sam Slater Mindy & Trey Busch Mr. Jon Giannini Katherine & Russell Moore ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Soares C.R.O.P. Foundation Bea (Ortega) Gifford ’60 Valerie & David Moret Steinbeck Country Produce Cabrera Contracting, Inc. Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Debi & Jim Morisoli ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Steiner Allison & Joseph Campos Ms. Beverly Grant Kerri & Christopher Mulé ’92 Ingrid & Jerrett Stoffel ’94 Carmel Stone Imports Linda & D L Grier Kim & Lit Ng, Jr. ’75 Edward Storm ’61 Joanne & Kevin Castello Dr. & Mrs. Tim Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nielsen Sturdy Oil Company Chang Nguyen & Van Ruler, LLP Matthew Guerrero ’98 Nino Real Estate Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Sutherland Barbara & Don Chapin Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Haas Mr. Stephen Nino Tanimura & Antle, LLC Christensen & Giannini Amy & Matt Haas Nita & Tom Nino Amy & Ted Taylor ’04 Col. & Mrs. Jon Christensen, USA, Ret. Kristi & Nick Haas Margot & Tom Nunes, Jr. ’69 Taylor Family Investments Cislini Fund of the Community Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Helfrich Mr. Thomas Nunes, Sr. Taylor Farms Foundation for Monterey County Diana & Kevin Herbst Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Brien Joanne Taylor-Johnson Coastal Tractor Rosamaria & Pablo Hernandez Ocean Mist Farms The Fish Hopper Gina & Chris Cochetti Hing & Chow Lom Charitable Trust Old Fisherman’s Grotto Mr. Ernest Tissot Susan Conley-Boutonnet Alice & Mike Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. Mike Orradre Arnold Togliatti Sally & Jim Conrad Jean Hontalas Linda & Edward Ortega True Leaf Farms, LLC Correctional Training Facility, Soledad Melanie & Tim Horwath Ottone Hotel Partners Mr. & Mrs. Max Tybroski The Phoenix Alliance Kristin & Mike House ’81 Pacific Valley Bank The UNI-KOOL Partners Katherine & Louis Cosentino Huntington Farms Jeannine Pacioni Valley Farm Management Yanne & Chris Dalman ’88 Roberta (Fanoe) ’59 & Louis Huntington Christina & Armando Padilla Debbie & Michael Vollstedt Shelley & Sam Daoro ’80 Inn Foods, Inc. Darcy & Allan Panziera VPS Companies-Inn Foods, Inc. Data Flow Business Systems Ruth Johnson Pebble Beach Company Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Mary Deakyne Julia Christensen Charitable Remainder Danielle & John Pezzini ’78 Wilbur-Ellis Company Dr. Norma Palomares & Trust Vicki & Robert Pitman ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Tony Wilson Dr. Luciano Del Toro Vargas Patrice & Todd Kinion Bill Pope ’76 Workday, Inc. Dee & Michael Delapena Lorri & Tom Koster Ellie & Mark Powers, Sr. Charles Zanger ’83 Gail & John Delorey Jill & Lon Lanini ’87 Mr. & Mrs. William Prunty Brenda & Michael Zanger ’82 Kathy & Richard Denier

20 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 The Palma Fund

Year after year, unrestricted support is critical to sustaining and expanding Palma’s commitment to unparalleled teaching and learning, while helping to address the full financial needs of all students. Tuition alone does not cover the cost of education at any private institution, and Palma is no exception. Palma’s annual giving campaign, The Palma Fund, ensures that all of today’s students have the same unparalleled experience as the generations of students who came before them. Leadership Clubs

Blessed Edmund Rice Club Palma Merenti Club Principal’s Club Gina & Chris Cochetti ($10,000 or more) ($2,500-$4,999) ($1,500-$1,950) Katherine & Louis Cosentino Lucia & Michael Boggiatto Anonymous Zuzzanne & Steve Broom Yanne & Chris Dalman ’88 Allison & Joseph Campos Nettie & J.A. Ferrasci Mary Deakyne Gail & John Delorey Cislini Fund of the Community Huntington Farms Judy & Vic Lanini Mrs. Elaine Dotseth Foundation for Monterey County Danielle & John Pezzini ’78 Shirley & Sam Lavorato ’55 Patsy (Shellooe) ’61 & Ed Dowd ’63 Lillian Rianda Alison Marshall Neil Fanoe, Jr. ’60 Tom Fanoe ’64 Jennifer & Dan Sites Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ’81 Bea (Ortega) Gifford ’60 Roberta (Fanoe) ’59 & Louis Huntington Debbie & Michael Vollstedt Grace & Cornelio Sillano Dr. & Mrs. Tim Griffin Mike & Mary Orradre Fund of the Ingrid & Jerrett Stoffel ’94 Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Helfrich Community Foundation for Founder’s Club Rosamaria & Pablo Hernandez Monterey County ($1,951-$2,499) Legacy Club Jean Hontalas Mr. & Mrs. Mike Orradre Ausonio Family Fund of the Community ($1,000-$1,499) Melanie & Tim Horwath Pebble Beach Company Foundation Foundation for Monterey County Sharon & Robert Baca Kristin & Mike House ’81 Annette & John Romans Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Marion Barich Ruth Johnson Sturdy Oil Company Kerri & Christopher Mulé ’92 Valerie & Stan Braga Liu Guo Lit Charitable Foundation Taylor Family Investments Mr. & Mrs. Richard Soares Barbara & Don Chapin Margaret & John Marcroft The UNI-KOOL Partners Col. & Mrs. Jon Christensen, USA, Ret. Mary Ann & John McCarthy President’s Club Mrs. Emilie McDonald ($5,000-$9,999) Pat & Wylie Mitchell Ms. Brenda Angelo Katherine & Russell Moore ’61 Christensen & Giannini Kim & Lit Ng, Jr. ’75 Shelley & Sam Daoro ’80 Nita & Tom Nino Kathy & Richard Denier Margot & Tom Nunes, Jr. ’69 EBX Logistics Inc. Mr. Thomas Nunes, Sr. Patricia & Alfred Friedrich Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Brien Maria & Dirk Giannini ’91 Vicki & Robert Pitman ’61 Mr. Jon Giannini Bill Pope ’76 Matthew Guerrero ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Elio Rodoni Joanne Taylor-Johnson Judy & Tom Romans Brenda & Michael Zanger ’82 Michelle & Stefan Salameh ’00 Kathleen & Mike Scarr Joan (Botelho) ’61 & Jim Scattini ’60 Edward Storm ’61 Amy & Ted Taylor ’04 Arnold Togliatti Mr. & Mrs. Tony Wilson Workday, Inc.

Palma instructor Nick Sterrett ’04 fires up new students on orientation day. www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 21 Chieftain Club Palma Class of 1977 Tiffany & Reno Di Tullio ‘88 David Zwingman ‘64 Julie & Thomas Bryan ($500-$999) Tracy & Paul Pezzini Mr. & Mrs. Reno DiTullio, Sr. Pam & Robert Zwingman ‘66 Annette Walker & Victoria & Andrew Ausonio ‘79 PG&E Corporation Foundation Don Chapin Company Anthony Bucholtz Tina Barlocker Cyndy & Randy Pierson ‘72 Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Traditions Club Jack Burlison ‘15 Michelle & Greg Beach Ellie & Mark Powers, Sr. Dianne & Ken Edwards (up to $249) Jay Burlison ‘13 Beach Street Farms, LLC Angela & David Quesenberry eScrip Patrick Abadilla ‘15 Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Louise & Tom Bengard ‘87 Raley’s Jaymie & Greg Findley Jaci & Paul Abadilla Patty & Frank Busch Troy Boutonnet Reich & Walner, LLP Cindy & Phil Fondale ‘67 Laura & Benigno Acevedo Pamela & Corey Butler Nate Brzovich ‘04 Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Julie & Joseph Garvin Kim & Steve Aday Sherry & Don Butler Cynthia & Paul Cahalan Marisol Contreras-Rico & Doris & Wayne Gularte Janet (McKinsey) Agnew ‘64 Ms. Jesusa Caasi Janice & Dennis Caprara Raul Rico ‘03 Eileen & Paul Hall ‘99 Diana & Guiseppe Aiello Elisa & Rolando Cabrera ‘83 Joanne & Kevin Castello Yvonne & Joseph Roggio Barbara Kinney & Albert Ham Patt & Michel Aiello ‘59 Flavia & James Calusidan Coast-Tel Federal Credit Union Carolyn & John Rossi ‘72 Kathy & Allen Hayes ‘62 Shernada Allen Mr. & Mrs. Alex Camany Kerri & Matthew Collins Leanne & Jonathan Ryan ‘73 Jane & Tim Headley Kalah & Adrian Alvarez Noami & Sam Camcam Mr. Craig Combs Cindy & Roger Rybkowski Sandie & Clarke Herbert Susan & Thomas Am Rhein ‘76 Annie & Elmer Canevascini Susan Conley-Boutonnet Judy & William Salmina ‘58 HP Inc Bernadette & Rodolfo Amador Sylvia & Fred Capuyan Mr. James T. Conn Stacy & David Sargenti ‘93 Rae & Chris Huntingon ‘82 Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Shari & Gary Caraccioli Kathy & James Dassel ‘65 Laurie & Robb Scattini ‘62 Rosie & Romero Jalomo Jr. Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 Kelli & Sal Cardinale Matilde & Dick DeLuna ‘56 Kate & Adam Secondo ‘94 Daniel Jaramillo ‘93 Mr. Leonard Anable Denise & Kevin Cardona ‘84 Paula & Dennis Donohue ‘72 Mindy & Jeff Sherman Lea & Aaron Johnson Nicolas Anable ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. James Carlson Eric Eckhart ‘72 Nelia & Carl Silvania Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Margaret & Dennis Andersen ‘57 Pat (Nichter) Carlson ‘64 Kay Filice Barbara Stoffey-Said Patrice & Todd Kinion Greg Andersen Stacy & Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 Aana & John Fitzgerald Mr. Gary Tavernetti Lorri & Tom Koster Helen & Larry Angle Carpet Caravan Rose-Marie & Michael Fletcher ‘69 Tim & Cindy Minor Charitable Giving Jeff Kowalski ‘98 Maggie & Gabriel Aparicio ‘86 Marielena Carriglio Fund of the Community Foundation Ms. Karen Carrillo George Fontes for Monterey County Joanna & Vittorio Lagana Chona Pua & Eric Asuncion Tanner Carrillo-Zazueta ‘12 Gomes Farms Air Service, Inc. Valley Trophies & Detectors Arita & Richard Magno ‘61 Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Tucker Carrillo-Zazueta ‘11 Kristi & Nick Haas Mary & Will White Jackie & Richard McAbee Leticia & Gabriel Avila Tim Carroll ‘12 Kimberly & Richard Hell Michael Zabrycki ‘79 Ana & Kevin McGuire ‘78 Michael Avila ‘15 Hilltown Packing Vivian Soffa & Mike Meuter Deanna & Rob Baille ‘79 Sarah Carvey Paddy Jo & Paul Castagnetto ‘69 Mrs. Dianne Irwin Red & Gold Club Cory Miyamoto ‘06 Patricia & Paul Barlow Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Castillo Patricia & Stephen Jensen ($250-$499) Dianne (de Lorimier) ‘59 & Anita Bassetti Thomas Mouisset Carolina & Luis Castro Dr. & Mrs. Ramon Jimenez Amy & Matt Amaral ‘92 Michael Bauernfeind ‘65 The Mueller Family Christian Brothers Institute Carol Filice & Dennis Johnson ‘73 AmazonSmile Foundation Kevin Le & George Beach, Jr. ‘98 Joan & Robert Murphy Mike Cimino ‘78 Gayla & Steve Jurevich ‘80 Anonymous Mark Beach ‘16 Jeffery Nale Carla & Dave Ciolino ‘76 Dr. & Mrs. James Kowalski Michele & Bill Backus Ben Beesley ‘81 Palma Class of 1972 Jessica & Don Clary Jill & Lon Lanini ‘87 Sharon & Victor Barnett Willie Beesley ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Leon Panetta Matt Clary ‘12 Lettuce Department Employees of Katrina & Peter Barone ‘98 Eve & Mike Bergez Dole Fresh Vegetables, Inc. Jim Pia ‘80 Laurie & Doug Classen ‘77 Leslie & Steven Bassi ‘72 Joy Suber-Berring & Shelley & James Lipe Jr. Carolyn & Gary Pybas Charitable Jason Berring Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Clements John Bennetts, M.D. John Mahoney ‘63 Fund Bishop Harry A. Clinch Dolores L. Colburn Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Mr. Butch Massa Patt & Duke Quinones Endowment Michelle & Barrett Conrad ‘04 Ms. Phyllis Briggs Massa farms Rincon Farms, INC Holly & Rob Bishop Robin & Jason Cook ‘90 Brian Cahill ‘58 Catherine & Steven McDougall Coach Angelo Ross, Jr. Graciela Blas Cindy & Mike Corlett ‘72 Leonardo Camargo ‘99 Nancy & George McInnis Pam & Scott Schriver Cindy & Ron Borba Mr. Francisco Cornejo Jan & Doug Cambier Marylu & David Mesa ‘73 Mary Louise & Bill Shellooe ‘55 Charles Borg ‘58 Lola Steinbaum-Cornell & Lynn & Robin Carmichael Mrs. Angela Micheli Lisa & Mark Silacci Bill Borofka ‘66 Trent Cornell Mary Beth & Aaron Carter ‘85 Cindy & Tim Minor Kristy & Tim Smith Aki & Kevin Bosch Joseph Corner ‘10 Rebecca & Michael Castagnetto ‘94 Judy & David Molinari Alex Taylor ‘99 Martha (Bernasconi) ‘63 & Erica & Scott Corner Lisa & Mark Caston ‘79 Mark Botelho ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. John V. Molinari Pam & Mark Thornton Stefani & Paul Cortopassi Mr. & Mrs. Eric Christenson Anne & William Bramers Ms. Sheila Molinari Craig Ulrici ‘57 Kelly & Hamil Cupero ‘81 Devon Corpus Rochelle & Les Breschini Sarah & Eric Mueller ‘01 Martha Vazquez Sheri & John Davidson ‘88 Costco Ann & Mike Briley Bonnie Nielsen Catherine Horan-Walker & Kristina Lara & Ryan De Santiago Mr. & Mrs. David Cunha Leonard Walker Bronco Van & Storage NorCal Recognition Products Barbara & Bill Deasy Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D’Arrigo Amy & Brett Wheeler Bonnie & Kyle Brown ‘98 Ocean Mist Farms Connor Denier ‘15 D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Stephanie & Terence Yasuda Amy & Peter Brown Maria & Robert O’Farrell Sarah & John DeSantis Kenneth R. Deen ‘75 Ann & Gene Zanger ‘80 Jack Brusa ‘16 Jeannine Pacioni Anne & Jim Diggins ‘69 Dee & Michael Delapena Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Zanger Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Brusa Palma Bridge Group Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dill

22 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 Michelle & Robert Dillion Scott Henningsen ‘97 Lisa & Patrick Dobbins Patti & Art Henry Cindi & Rick Dodd Gloria Castaneda-Henry & Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Doherty Thomas Henry The Domenighini Family Joni & Dave Hentges Patrick Donnelly ‘83 Anne & Bob Herendeen Pat Donohue ‘74 Irenea & Melchor Herrera Victoria & David Duke Angelica & Alex Hill Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Laura Holmquist Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Eagleson Leslie & Gary Holzhausen Tim Eastman ‘86 Yu Yan Liang & Ming Zing Hu Delia Edeza Katherine Huelsbeck Joan & John Edwards ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hugo Maureen (Coyle) England ‘64 Simon Hunt Mrs. Mary Esquivel Esther & John Husser ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Etienne Lisa & Jay Im Kitti & Jonathon Fanoe ‘75 Kristin & Peter Iverson Jennifer & Neil Fanoe Hugo Jaime ‘01 Anahi & Sergio Fernandez Juana Jaimes Tony Filice ‘99 Mr. & Mrs. Romero Jalomo Mary & Tony Filice Mr. & Mrs. Allan Jensen Gennaro Filice ‘64 Molly & Brad Johnson Maria & Allen Finley Nancy (Reif) Johnson ‘61 Br. Dunne barbecues while members of the Parents’ Club prepare to serve Founder’s Day lunch. Anndrea & Michael Fling Sharmila & Raymond Johnson Wyatt Maker ‘16 Valerie & David Moret Tia & Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 Mrs. Armida Flores Tracy & Jeffrey Jones Sudha & Radhakrishnan Manimaran Kathryn & Michael Moser Justin Putich Rita & Frank Flores Claudia Rico & Gamaliel Juarez Aggie Manzoni & Family Mr. Ryan Moses Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 Clark Fox ‘08 Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Maria Carmen & Elvin Marroquin Leticia & Filimon Munoz Mr. Sean Pyne Angeles & Fermin Fuentes Jonathan Jurevich ‘16 Ms. Kathleen Marsh Mr. & Mrs. Edward Murdock Lei Sun & Liwei Qiu Michelle & A.J. Galindo Shelly & Garrett Kaprielian ‘05 Elsy Palma & Michael Marsh Br. Dominic Murray, C.F.C. Ms. Connie Quinlan Jeremy Gallegos-Smith ‘14 Branden Karleen ‘08 Susie & David Martinez ‘87 Lucia & Christopher Mychajluk ‘81 Tiffany & Jay Ralston Ms. Carolanne Garibay Dr. William Kennedy Jessica & Tim Martinez ‘89 Tianna Nelson Leticia Contreras & Victor Ramos Margaret & George Garibay Kangmi & Joohwan Ko Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Kelly & Phillip Nicholson Mrs. Glenda Rasmussen Kathleen & Dino Gastello Mr. & Mrs. Art Kong Angela Venuti-Massey & Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 Laura Davis & Joel Ravera Lynne & George Gatanaga Mary & Robert Kutz ‘72 John Massey Ms. Joanne Nissen Joy & Kevin Rawson Jeannette & Edward Geiger Kristin & Jim LaPorte ‘84 Vanessa & John Mazzei ‘01 Nick Noroian ‘02 Mrs. Marie Rawson Kim & Peter Georgalos Linette & Elmer Larios Sharon & Earl McDougall ‘64 Mr. Mark Norris Carrie & Daniel Reader ‘02 Kacey & Phil Giammanco ‘87 Lurine (Pelucca) Larson ‘57 Mr. Ronald McDougall NPM INC. Andrea & Steve Reclusado Pete Gnosca ‘75 Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 Michael McGee ‘68 Henry Nunes ‘61 Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Mr. & Mrs. Mack Goldsby Tina & Sam Lavorato ‘83 Christine & Gene McGrath Patti (Vierra) ‘58 & John Nunes Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Mr. Benito Gomez Mrs. Joan Laycock John McGrath ‘04 The O’Laughlin Family Janet (Klos) Richards ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Graziano Lisa & Tom Laycock Mike McGrath ‘00 Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Olivas, Sr. Blanca & Rogelio Rocha Temple “Buzz” Green ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Lazzerini Mrs. Jane McLean Elizabeth & Chris Panetta Carmen & Frank Rossi ‘71 Linda & D L Grier Kim & Steve Leavitt Mary (Garlinger) ‘64 & Coby & Richard Parker Autumn & Michael Rossi ‘94 Valerie & Kellen Griffin ‘03 Cathy & Con Linehan Mike McMahon Sonda Frudden & Justin Pauly ‘92 Dawn & Steve Roth ‘81 Rhonda & Raymond Griffin LinkedIn Corporation Janice & Bob McPeek ‘59 Jennifer & Steven Pavlet Mr. & Mrs. Ken Rothhouse Kristy & Roy Guerini ‘94 The Linquist Family Breeze & Jorge Medina Laura & Victoriano Penera Krista & Tom Sabaska Mark Guerra ‘98 Mr. & Mrs. C.E. Little Anna Velazquez & Felipe Melchor Jonabel & Henry Perez Salinas Dental Health Ms. Ella Guidotti Celia & Bill Locklar Matthew F. Mercurio ‘17 Jeseph Oreiro Perez ‘14 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sanchez Paula & Jim Guidotti Barbara & Mark Logelin ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Micheletti Mr. David Pezzini Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Saucedo Lukas Gularte ‘14 Leslie & Fred Lombardi Diane & Mike Middaugh ‘65 Ursula E. Pherigo Stephanie & Gregory Scattini ‘86 Terri & Steve Haag ‘68 Anna & Edward Lomboy ‘91 Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Giuseppina & Joe Piedimonte ‘77 Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Lisa & Tim Haag ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Norm Long Dr. & Mrs. Dan Milanesa Laura & Bob Piini ‘73 Sara Scattini Amy & Matt Haas Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Mia & Greg Mirassou ‘84 Rosann Pisoni Katie & Anthony Schipper ‘97 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Hall Leticia & Fernando Lopez Rita Richardson & Mark Mitani Barbara Plaskett Mariedel Barroga-Schlegel & Lelia Pardee Haller Minerva & Bert Lundy Mr. Jason Moncure Megan & Victor Plata Tom Schlegel Ms. Jessica Harless Nancy & Dave Majewski Mike Monroe ‘66 The Hon. & Mrs. Jonathan Price Matthew Scholink ‘04 Kate & Tim Hearne Stephanie & Wyatt Maker Melissa & Michael Morasca www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 23 Mr. Jason Moncure Judy & David Molinari Br. Dominic Murray, C.F.C. Jonabel & Henry Perez Nick Noroian ‘02 Ellie & Mark Powers, Sr. Megan & Victor Plata Joy & Kevin Rawson Mr. Sean Pyne Yvonne & Joseph Roggio Lei Sun & Liwei Qiu Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Joy & Kevin Rawson Mariedel Barroga-Schlegel & Marisol Contreras-Rico & Tom Schlegel Raul Rico ‘03 Robin Seelye Mr. & Mrs. Ken Rothhouse Lynne Short Cindy & Roger Rybkowski Ann Stoutenborough Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Saucedo Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Katie & Anthony Schipper ‘97 Jennifer & Scott Taylor Irina & Tim Short ‘83 Dawn Trego Adam Stebbins Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Chelsea & Nick Sterrett ‘04 Debbie & Michael Vollstedt Marian & David Sullivan Ms. Martha Tonkin Class of 2019 (33%) Kathy & Stephen Uccello Laura & Benigno Acevedo Mr. & Mrs. Roger Val Victoria & Andrew Ausonio ‘79 Laura & Rob Viarengo ‘86 Tina Barlocker Neida & Steve Zalazowski Michelle & Greg Beach It wouldn’t be Palma without Br. Dunne greeting students as the school day begins. Cindi & Rick Dodd Current Parents Delia Edeza Jonni & Noel Schween ‘61 Dawn Trego Jan & Doug Cambier We recognize that parents already Angeles & Fermin Fuentes Robin Seelye Esmeralda Martinez & Stacy & Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 incur the cost of tuition and we are Lynne & George Gatanaga Antonio Trujillo most grateful for their additional Dr. Joseph Sekreta Carolina & Luis Castro Juana Jaimes Danielle Acton & Marc Tunzi ‘76 support, contribution and investment Lanette & Matthew Sekreta ‘ 76 Col. & Mrs. Jon Christensen, in the son’s education. Jill & Lon Lanini ‘87 UBS Financial Services, Inc. USA, Ret. Pauahi & Patrick Sheehy ‘58 Class of 2018 (53%) Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 Kathy & Stephen Uccello Mr. Francisco Cornejo Lynne Short Kim & Steve Aday Tina & Sam Lavorato ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Roger Val Erica & Scott Corner Irina & Tim Short ‘83 Patricia & Paul Barlow Celia & Bill Locklar Rosa Valdez Devon Corpus Ms. Christine Siekfe Sharon & Victor Barnett Maria Carmen & Elvin Marroquin Janet & Michael Valentin Mr. & Mrs. David Cunha Margaret (Lipe) Silveria ‘64 Louise & Tom Bengard ‘87 Susie & David Martinez ‘87 Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Yanne & Chris Dalman ‘88 Susan & Sam Slater Ann & Mike Briley Judy & David Molinari Laura & Rob Viarengo ‘86 Sarah & John DeSantis Mrs. Clara Smith Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Melissa & Michael Morasca Wells Fargo Foundation Michelle & Robert Dillion Rosemarie & James Smith Sylvia & Fred Capuyan Valerie & David Moret Educational Matching Gift Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Doherty Mr. & Mrs. William Snider Program Erica & Scott Corner Kelly & Phillip Nicholson Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Debbie Soares Benjamin White ‘14 Tiffany & Reno Di Tullio ‘88 Nita & Tom Nino Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Eagleson Dr. Laura Solorio Kathy & Brent Wilcox Dianne & Ken Edwards Coby & Richard Parker Michelle & A.J. Galindo Adam Stebbins Susan & T. Pat Winn ‘57 Aana & John Fitzgerald Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Carolanne Garibay Grant Steer ‘65 Louise & Peter Wooler Rita & Frank Flores Stephanie & Gregory Scattini ‘86 Margaret & George Garibay MaryAnn & Steve Steinbach Jeff Wurz ‘03 Angeles & Fermin Fuentes Pam & Scott Schriver Kacey & Phil Giammanco ‘87 Jean (Ferrasci) ‘60 & Neida & Steve Zalazowski Kim & Peter Georgalos Grace & Cornelio Sillano Herman Steinbruner ‘57 Mr. Benito Gomez Charles Zanger ‘83 Amy & Matt Haas Nelia & Carl Silvania Mr. & Mrs. Tim Stejskal Ms. Jessica Harless Martin Zernicke ‘13 Kristi & Nick Haas Charles Zanger ‘83 Chelsea & Nick Sterrett ‘04 Patti & Art Henry Kimberly & Rich Hell Camille Stevens & Family Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hugo DONORS BY CATEGORY Kimberly & Richard Hell Class of 2020 (33%) Suzanne & Robert Stewart Simon Hunt Irenea & Melchor Herrera Joy Suber-Berring & Carol & Jim Storm ‘60 Current & Tracy & Jeffrey Jones Molly & Brad Johnson Jason Berring Ms. Sandra Storm Former Faculty & Staff Branden Karleen ‘08 Sharmila & Raymond Johnson Aki & Kevin Bosch Indicative of their commitment to Ann Stoutenborough Lisa & Tom Laycock Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 both the students and the school, Patrice & Todd Kinion Allyson Strachan Stephanie & Wyatt Maker 100% of the current faculty & staff Kangmi & Joohwan Ko Patty & Frank Busch Lynette & Michael Strasser supported the Palma Fund for the Ms. Kathleen Marsh Lorri & Tom Koster Allison & Joseph Campos Marian & David Sullivan ninth consecutive year! Jessica & Tim Martinez ‘89 Lisa & Tom Laycock Carolina & Luis Castro Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Willie Beesley ‘86 Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Kim & Steve Leavitt Devon Corpus Jennifer & Scott Taylor Eve & Mike Bergez Mr. & Mrs. Jim Micheletti Stephanie & Wyatt Maker Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 The Kula Foundation Holly & Rob Bishop Mia & Greg Mirassou ‘84 Catherine & Steven McDougall Jennifer & Neil Fanoe Ms. Martha Tonkin Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Brusa

24 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 Anahi & Sergio Fernandez Sudha & Radhakrishnan Manimaran Alumni Parents Jan & Doug Cambier Kay Filice Aana & John Fitzgerald Breeze & Jorge Medina Alumni parents continue to Noami & Sam Camcam Anndrea & Michael Fling Kathleen & Dino Gastello Anna Velazquez & Felipe Melchor demonstrate their long-term Annie & Elmer Canevascini Rita & Frank Flores commitment and ongoing Laura Holmquist Tianna Nelson connection to Palma School. Janice & Dennis Caprara George Fontes Katherine Huelsbeck Coby & Richard Parker Jaci & Paul Abadilla Shari & Gary Caraccioli Patricia & Alfred Friedrich Claudia Rico & Gamaliel Juarez Laura & Victoriano Penera Leonard Anable Stacy & Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 Margaret & George Garibay Minerva & Bert Lundy Leticia Contreras & Victor Ramos Ms. Brenda Angelo Karen Carrillo Julie & Joseph Garvin Jackie & Richard McAbee Laura Davis & Joel Ravera Helen & Larry Angle Paddy Jo & Paul Castagnetto ‘69 Kathleen & Dino Gastello Leticia & Filimon Munoz Blanca & Rogelio Rocha Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Joanne & Kevin Castello Jeannette & Edward Geiger Jeffery Nale Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Sharon & Robert Baca Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Castillo Mr. Jon Giannini Nita & Tom Nino Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Marion Barich Jessica & Don Clary Pete Gnosca ‘75 Jeannine Pacioni Kristy & Tim Smith Tina Barlocker Laurie & Doug Classen ‘77 Dr. & Mrs. Tim Griffin Jennifer & Steven Pavlet Ann Stoutenborough Anita Bassetti Robin & Jason Cook ‘90 Paula & Jim Guidotti Jim Pia ‘80 Leslie & Steven Bassi ‘72 Cindy & Mike Corlett ‘72 Doris & Wayne Gularte Laura & Bob Piini ‘73 Class of 2022 (35%) Michelle & Greg Beach Erica & Scott Corner Terri & Steve Haag ‘68 Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Kalah & Adrian Alvarez John Bennetts, M.D. Katherine & Louis Cosentino Amy & Matt Haas Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Eve & Mike Bergez Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D’Arrigo Lelia Pardee Haller Jennifer & Dan Sites Greg Andersen Graciela Blas Yanne & Chris Dalman ‘88 Jane & Tim Headley Susan & Sam Slater Aki & Kevin Bosch Lucia & Michael Boggiatto Shelley & Sam Daoro ‘80 Gloria Castaneda-Henry & Thomas Henry Barbara Stoffey-Said Annette Walker & Anthony Bucholtz Cindy & Ron Borba Mary Deakyne Joni & Dave Hentges Allyson Strachan Cynthia & Paul Cahalan Martha (Bernasconi) ‘63 & Gail & John Delorey Lynette & Michael Strasser Flavia & James Calusidan Mark Botelho ‘63 Kathy & Richard Denier Sandie & Clarke Herbert Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Kelli & Sal Cardinale Valerie & Stan Braga Sarah & John DeSantis Rosamaria & Pablo Hernandez Esmeralda Martinez & Gina & Chris Cochetti Rochelle & Les Breschini Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dill Leslie & Gary Holzhausen Antonio Trujillo Dee & Michael Delapena Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Reno DiTullio, Sr. Melanie & Tim Horwath Stephanie & Terence Yasuda Jaymie & Greg Findley Ann & Mike Briley Paula & Dennis Donohue ‘72 Rae & Chris Huntingon ‘82 Maria & Allen Finley Zuzzanne & Steve Broom Mrs. Elaine Dotseth Roberta (Fanoe) ‘59 & Louis Huntington Class of 2021 42%) Kacey & Phil Giammanco ‘87 Susie & Stan Brusa Victoria & David Duke Patricia & Stephen Jensen Diana & Guiseppe Aiello Angelica & Alex Hill Julie & Thomas Bryan Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Carol Filice & Dennis Johnson ‘73 Shernada Allen Joanna & Vittorio Lagana Annette Walker & Anthony Bucholtz Delia Edeza Ruth Johnson Bernadette & Rodolfo Amador Linette & Elmer Larios Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Dianne & Ken Edwards Gayla & Steve Jurevich ‘80 Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 Anna & Edward Lomboy ‘91 Elisa & Rolando Cabrera ‘83 Mrs. Mary Esquivel Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Amy & Matt Amaral ‘92 Elsy Palma & Michael Marsh Cynthia & Paul Cahalan Nettie & J.A. Ferrasci Chona Pua & Eric Asuncion Pat & Wylie Mitchell Leticia & Gabriel Avila Valerie & David Moret Michele & Bill Backus Autumn & Michael Rossi ‘94 Michelle & Greg Beach Amy & Brett Wheeler Louise & Tom Bengard ‘87 Stephanie & Terence Yasuda Troy Boutonnet Pamela & Corey Butler Class of 2023 (28%) Marielena Carriglio Laura & Benigno Acevedo Sarah Carvey Amy & Peter Brown Susan Conley-Boutonnet Kerri & Matthew Collins Lola Steinbaum-Cornell & Kristina Lara & Ryan De Santiago Trent Cornell Kristy & Roy Guerini ‘94 Sheri & John Davidson ‘88 Yu Yan Liang & Ming Zing Hu Dee & Michael Delapena Kristin & Peter Iverson Lisa & Patrick Dobbins Rosie & Romero Jalomo Jr. Linda & D L Grier Elsy Palma & Michael Marsh Lisa & Jay Im Alison Marshall Kristin & Peter Iverson Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 Lea & Aaron Johnson Justin Putich Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Stacy & David Sargenti ‘93 Tina & Sam Lavorato ‘83 Kate & Adam Secondo ‘94 Shelley & James Lipe Jr. Lisa & Mark Silacci Leslie & Fred Lombardi Rosa Valdez Leticia & Fernando Lopez Mornings also include weight training in the Butler Building with Coach Carnazzo.

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 25 Dr. William Kennedy Bonnie Nielsen Dr. Joseph Sekreta Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D’Arrigo Lurine (Pelucca) Larson ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Art Kong Mr. Thomas Nunes, Sr. Mindy & Jeff Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dill Shirley & Sam Lavorato ‘55 Lorri & Tom Koster Margot & Tom Nunes, Jr. ‘69 Lynne Short Mr. & Mrs. Reno DiTullio, Sr. Ann & John “Butch” Massa ‘58* Dr. & Mrs. James Kowalski Maria & Robert O’Farrell Irina & Tim Short ‘83 Mrs. Mary Esquivel Janice & Bob McPeek ‘59 Mary & Robert Kutz ‘72 The O’Laughlin Family Nelia & Carl Silvania Nettie & J.A. Ferrasci Dianne (de Lorimier) ‘59 & Judy & Vic Lanini Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Olivas, Sr. Rosemarie & James Smith Mary & Tony Filice Thomas Mouisset Shirley & Sam Lavorato ‘55 Elizabeth & Chris Panetta Debbie Soares Mrs. Armida Flores Patti (Vierra) ‘58 & John Nunes Lisa & Tom Laycock Darcy & Allan Panziera Dr. Laura Solorio Mr. Jon Giannini Janet (Klos) Richards ‘59 Kim & Steve Leavitt Laura & Victoriano Penera MaryAnn & Steve Steinbach Paula & Jim Guidotti Judy & William Salmina ‘58 Cathy & Con Linehan Jonabel & Henry Perez Suzanne & Robert Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Hall Pauahi & Patrick Sheehy ‘58 The Linquist Family Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Marian & David Sullivan Mr. Albert Ham & Mary Louise & Bill Shellooe ‘55 Nancy & Dave Majewski Tracy & Paul Pezzini Mr. Gary Tavernetti Mrs. Barbara Kinney Jean (Ferrasci) ‘60 & Herman Steinbruner ‘57 Stephanie & Wyatt Maker Giuseppina & Joe Piedimonte ‘77 Pam & Mark Thornton Kate & Tim Hearne Craig Ulrici ‘57 Sudha & Radhakrishnan Manimaran Rosann Pisoni Danielle Acton & Marc Tunzi ‘76 Jean Hontalas Susan & T. Pat Winn ‘57 Aggie Manzoni & Family Ellie & Mark Powers, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Roger Val Roberta (Fanoe) ‘59 & Louis Huntington Margaret & John Marcroft The Hon. & Mrs. Jonathan Price Janet & Michael Valentin Mr. & Mrs. Romero Jalomo 1960’s Ann & John “Butch” Massa ‘58* Angela & David Quesenberry Catherine Horan-Walker & Dr. & Mrs. Ramon Jimenez Janet (McKinsey) Agnew ‘64 Mary Ann & John McCarthy Connie Quinlan Leonard Walker Ruth Johnson Michael Bauernfeind ‘65 Mrs. Emilie McDonald Tiffany & Jay Ralston Mary & Will White Mrs. Joan Laycock Bill Borofka ‘66 Christine & Gene McGrath Andrea & Steve Reclusado Mr. & Mrs. Tony Wilson Margaret & John Marcroft Martha (Bernasconi) ‘63 & Vivian Soffa & Mike Meuter Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Charles Zanger ‘83 Ann & Butch Massa ‘58 * Mark Botelho ‘63 Mrs. Angela Micheli Lillian Rianda Brenda & Michael Zanger ‘82 Nancy & George McInnis Pat (Nichter) Carlson ‘64 Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Judy & David Molinari Paddy Jo & Paul Castagnetto ‘69 Cindy & Tim Minor Annette & John Romans Grandparents (past & current) Mr. & Mrs. Edward Murdock Kathy & James Dassel ‘65 Mia & Greg Mirassou ‘84 Judy & Tom Romans Grandparents believe in the Bonnie Nielsen Anne & Jim Diggins ‘69 Judy & David Molinari Carmen & Frank Rossi ‘71 purpose of Palma School, the Mr. Thomas Nunes, Sr. Ed Dowd ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. John V. Molinari Krista & Tom Sabaska strong foundation & well-rounded Mr. & Mrs. Leon Panetta Maureen (Coyle) England ‘64 Sheila Molinari Kathleen & Mike Scarr education it provides for their grandsons. Ursula E. Pherigo Patsy (Shellooe) ‘61 & Kathryn & Michael Moser Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Neil Fanoe, Jr. ‘60 Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Barbara Plaskett Dianne (de Lorimier) ‘59 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Tom Fanoe ‘64 Anita Bassetti Patt & Duke Quinones Thomas Mouisset Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Gennaro Filice ‘64 Ms. Phyllis Briggs Mrs. Marie Rawson The Mueller Family Mariedel Barroga-Schlegel & Rose-Marie & Leticia & Filimon Munoz Tom Schlegel Sherry & Don Butler Lillian Rianda Michael Fletcher ‘69 Joan & Robert Murphy Pam & Scott Schriver Ms. Jesusa Caasi Mr. & Mrs. Elio Rodoni Cindy & Phil Fondale ‘67 Kim & Lit Ng, Jr. ‘75 Robin Seelye Mr. & Mrs. James Carlson Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Bea (Ortega) Gifford ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. William Snider Terri & Steve Haag ‘68 Joanne Taylor-Johnson Kathy & Allen Hayes ‘62 Arnold Togliatti Esther & John Husser ‘65 Louise & Peter Wooler Nancy (Reif) Johnson ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Zanger Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Arita & Richard Magno ‘61 Alumni John Mahoney ‘63 All Palma students have benefited Sharon & Earl McDougall ‘64 from the generosity of many who came before them. The ongoing Michael McGee ‘68 support of Palma alumni is critical Mary (Garlinger) ‘64 & to the school’s continued success. Mike McMahon *Denotes President’s Circle Donor Diane & Mike Middaugh ‘65 Mike Monroe ‘66 1950’s Katherine & Russell Moore ‘61 Patt & Michel Aiello ‘59 Henry Nunes ‘61 Margaret & Dennis Andersen ‘57 Margot & Tom Nunes, Jr. ‘69 Charles Borg ‘58 Vicki & Robert Pitman ‘61 Brian Cahill ‘58 Tia & Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 Matilde & Dick DeLuna ‘56 Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 Temple “Buzz” Green ‘58 Barbara & Roberta (Fanoe) ‘59 & Louis Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Huntington Eighth graders bond as Chieftain brothers during their retreat. Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & *Posthumous Jim Scattini ‘60

26 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 Laurie & Robb Scattini ‘62 Marylu & David Mesa ‘73 Kacey & Phil Giammanco ‘87 Maria & Dirk Giannini ‘91 Carrie & Daniel Reader ‘02 Jonni & Noel Schween ‘61 Kim & Lit Ng, Jr. ‘75 Kristin & Mike House ‘81 Kristy & Roy Guerini ‘94 Marisol Contreras-Rico & Margaret (Lipe) Silveria ‘64 Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 Rae & Chris Huntingon ‘82 Mark Guerra ‘98 Raul Rico ‘03 Grant Steer ‘65 Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Gayla & Steve Jurevich ‘80 Matthew Guerrero ‘98 Michelle & Stefan Salameh ‘00 Jean (Ferrasci) ‘60 & Herman Giuseppina & Joe Piedimonte ‘77 Jill & Lon Lanini ‘87 Eileen & Paul Hall ‘99 Matthew Scholink ‘04 Steinbruner ‘57 Cyndy & Randy Pierson ‘72 Kristin & Jim LaPorte ‘84 Scott Henningsen ‘97 Chelsea & Nick Sterrett ‘04 Edward Storm ‘61 Laura & Bob Piini ‘73 Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 Daniel Jaramillo ‘93 Amy & Ted Taylor ‘04 Carol & Jim Storm ‘60 Bill Pope ‘76 Tina & Sam Lavorato ‘83 Jeff Kowalski ‘98 Jeff Wurz ‘03 David Zwingman ‘64 Carmen & Frank Rossi ‘71 Susie & David Martinez ‘87 Anna & Edward Lomboy ‘91 Pam & Robert Zwingman ‘66 Carolyn & John Rossi ‘72 Jessica & Tim Martinez ‘89 Kerri & Christopher Mulé ‘92 2010’s Leanne & Jonathan Ryan ‘73 Mia & Greg Mirassou ‘84 Sonda Frudden & Justin Pauly ‘92 Patrick Abadilla ‘15 1970’s Lanette & Matthew Sekreta ‘ 76 Lucia & Christopher Mychajluk ‘81 Autumn & Michael Rossi ‘94 Michael Avila ‘15 Susan & Thomas Am Rhein ‘76 Danielle Acton & Marc Tunzi ‘76 Jim Pia ‘80 Stacy & David Sargenti ‘93 Mark Beach ‘16 Victoria & Andrew Ausonio ‘79 Michael Zabrycki ‘79 Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Katie & Anthony Schipper ‘97 Jack Brusa ‘16 Deanna & Rob Baille ‘79 Dawn & Steve Roth ‘81 Kate & Adam Secondo ‘94 Jack Burlison ‘15 Leslie & Steven Bassi ‘72 1980’s Stephanie & Gregory Scattini ‘86 Ingrid & Jerrett Stoffel ‘94 Jay Burlison ‘13 Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Alex Taylor ‘99 Tanner Carrillo-Zazueta ‘12 Lisa & Mark Caston ‘79 Maggie & Gabriel Aparicio ‘86 Irina & Tim Short ‘83 Tucker Carrillo-Zazueta ‘11 Mike Cimino ‘78 Ben Beesley ‘81 Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 2000’s Tim Carroll ‘12 Carla & Dave Ciolino ‘76 Willie Beesley ‘86 Laura & Rob Viarengo ‘86 Nicolas Anable ‘04 Matt Clary ‘12 Laurie & Doug Classen ‘77 Louise & Tom Bengard ‘87 Charles Zanger ‘83 Nate Brzovich ‘04 Joseph Corner ‘10 Cindy & Mike Corlett ‘72 Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Ann & Gene Zanger ‘80 Michelle & Barrett Conrad ‘04 Connor Denier ‘15 Kenneth R. Deen ‘75 Elisa & Rolando Cabrera ‘83 Brenda & Michael Zanger ‘82 Clark Fox ‘08 Jeremy Gallegos-Smith ‘14 Paula & Dennis Donohue ‘72 Denise & Kevin Cardona ‘84 Valerie & Kellen Griffin ‘03 Lukas Gularte ‘14 Pat Donohue ‘74 Stacy & Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 1990’s Hugo Jaime ‘01 Jonathan Jurevich ‘16 Eric Eckhart ‘72 Mary Beth & Aaron Carter ‘85 Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Shelly & Garrett Kaprielian ‘05 Wyatt Maker ‘16 Joan & John Edwards ‘72 Kelly & Hamil Cupero ‘81 Amy & Matt Amaral ‘92 Branden Karleen ‘08 Matthew F. Mercurio ‘17 Kitti & Jonathon Fanoe ‘75 Yanne & Chris Dalman ‘88 Katrina & Peter Barone ‘98 Vanessa & John Mazzei ‘01 Ryan Moses ‘15 Pete Gnosca ‘75 Shelley & Sam Daoro ‘80 Kevin Le & George Beach, Jr. ‘98 John McGrath ‘04 Jeseph Oreiro Perez ‘14 Lisa & Tim Haag ‘72 Sheri & John Davidson ‘88 Bonnie & Kyle Brown ‘98 Mike McGrath ‘00 Benjamin White ‘14 Carol Filice & Dennis Johnson ‘73 Tiffany & Reno Di Tullio ‘88 Leonardo Camargo ‘99 Cory Miyamoto ‘06 Martin Zernicke ‘13 Mary & Robert Kutz ‘72 Patrick Donnelly ‘83 Rebecca & Michael Castagnetto ‘94 Sarah & Eric Mueller ‘01 Barbara & Mark Logelin ‘70 Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Robin & Jason Cook ‘90 Nick Noroian ‘02 Ana & Kevin McGuire ‘78 Tim Eastman ‘86 Tony Filice ‘99 David Pezzini

Restricted Gifts The following donors gave for purposes other than the Palma Fund. We are deeply grateful to these individuals who have generously supported special projects within our school departments.

ASB Jan & Chris Bessey G & H Farms, LLC Melissa & Michael Morasca Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Phuong Anh Kim Do Brent Eastman Insurance Gatanaga Nursery The Nunes Company Inc. Sherman’s Apothecary Pharmacy Lynne & George Gatanaga Services, Inc. Joanna & Anthony Gimmanco Ottone-Salinas, Inc. Smith Family Wines Kristy & Roy Guerini ‘94 Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Kacey & Phil Giammanco ‘87 Pacific Valley Bank Jennifer Murphy-Smith & Leslie & Fred Lombardi Janice & Dennis Caprara Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Carolyn & David Pinizzotto Jason Smith ‘87 Mary & Michael Malley Paddy Jo & Paul Castagnetto ‘69 Matt Gourley Mr. & Mrs. Peter Prodis Kim & Pat Smith Julie & Steve McCarty Christopher M. Mulé, DDS, Inc Dr. & Mrs. Harlan Grogin R.C. Farms LLC Steinbeck Country Produce NPM INC. Church Brothers, LLC Amy & Matt Haas Rabobank Dr. & Mrs. Bert Tardieu Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Jessica & Don Clary Kimberly & Richard Hell Mr. & Mrs. Bixby Ramsey Taylor Farms Debbie & Michael Vollstedt Kim & Mike Costa Pat Hitchcock ‘80 Mr. Carl Reinhardt Toro Park Animal Hospital D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Amy & Steven Ish Tanya & Erich Reinhardt True Leaf Farms, LLC Athletic Council Shellie & Steve Davis J. Gibbons & Associates, Inc. Rio Farms, LLC Valley Farm Management Golf Tournament Mr. Jeffrey Dickey Dr. & Mrs. Ramon Jimenez Regina Angwin-Riordan & Valley Trophies & Detectors A & R Fresh LLC Tiffany & Reno Di Tullio ‘88 Lorri & Tom Koster Tom Riordan Cindy & John Winslow American Wholesale Flooring, Inc. Double Lucky Inc. Lisa & Tom Laycock Coach Angelo Ross, Jr. Ausonio Incorporated Driscoll’s Legacy Roofing & Waterproofing Rossi Bros. Tire & Auto Service Scattini Basketball Tournament Backus Properties Dynamic Food Group Shelley & James Lipe Jr. S & S Marketing & Sales Inc. Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Bengard Ranch, Inc. Aana & John Fitzgerald Leslie & Fred Lombardi Sacred Heart School Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 27 Michele & Bill Backus Sharon & Victor Barnett Tina Barlocker Holly & Steve Beguhl Sharon & Victor Barnett Benchmark Steel, Inc. Michelle & Greg Beach Louise & Tom Bengard ‘87 Louise & Tom Bengard ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. George Bennett Bennett Floors Eve & Mike Bergez Ann & Mike Briley Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Binosa Patty & Frank Busch Troy Boutonnet Carolina & Luis Castro Kathy & John Briley Susan Conley-Boutonnet Ann & Mike Briley Devon Corpus Ms. Joyce Caldona-Baltazar Dee & Michael Delapena Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carroll Tiffany & Reno Di Tullio ‘88 Ms. Tania Cheater Marral & Davy Dizon Mr. & Mrs. Joel Coito Cindi & Rick Dodd Ms. Luzviminda Colorina Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Susan Conley-Boutonnet Irma & Rudy Escobar Devon Corpus Karina & Carlos Esquivel Mr. Charles Cory Angeles & Fermin Fuentes Dee & Michael Delapena First Mass of the school year with Fr. Ommar. Serena & Julian Garcia Marral & Davy Dizon Kathleen & Dino Gastello Cindi & Rick Dodd Delia & Pedro Gomez Irma & Rudy Escobar Mrs. Marie Amaral Dare to Care Dare to Share Tina & Sam Lavorato ‘83 Linda & D L Grier Karina & Carlos Esquivel Amy & Matt Amaral ‘92 Catherine & Timothy Enosara Diane & Scott Lawson Amy & Matt Haas Thalia & Joseph Esquivel ‘89 BBS, Inc. Food Bank for Monterey County Shelley & James Lipe Jr. Kristi & Nick Haas Deacon Carl Figenshow Brent Eastman Insurance Linda & D L Grier Leslie & Fred Lombardi Diana & Kevin Herbst Margaret & George Garibay Services, Inc. The Macias Family Alanna & David Mack Tama Bistrian & Jon Hoech Kathleen & Dino Gastello Bronco Van & Storage Monterey Peninsula Foundation Julie & Steve McCarty Kristin & Peter Iverson Delia & Pedro Gomez Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Nino Real Estate Catherine & Steven McDougall Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Mr. Vicente Gomez Chang Nguyen & Van Ruler, LLP Renaissance Charitable Gretchen & Antone Mercurio Ms. Julie Lafferty Kelly & Scott Gregerson Chilton & House, LLP Foundation, Inc. Mia & Greg Mirassou ‘84 Jill & Lon Lanini ‘87 Linda & D L Grier Attorneys at Law Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Pat & Wylie Mitchell Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 Maria & Ken Groza Gail & John Delorey Salinas Colts & Broncos Melissa & Michael Morasca Tina & Sam Lavorato ‘83 Ms. Christine Gunter Gene Wiley Insurance Agency Kelly & Phillip Nicholson Lisa & Tom Laycock Mr. & Mrs. Joe Gunter The Harrigan Family Blessed Edmund Rice Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 Leslie & Fred Lombardi Kristi & Nick Haas Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Society Nita & Tom Nino The Macias Family Mr. & Mrs. Harry Harami Henry Hibino Farms, LLC Hurricane Harvey NPM Inc. Valerie & David Moret Jennifer & Richard Haro ‘87 Mrs. Bette Jones Acme Plumbing Jonabel & Henry Perez Leticia & Filimon Munoz Kate & Tim Hearne Kleen Globe Ag Services Diana & Guiseppe Aiello Kate & Adam Secondo ‘94 Nita & Tom Nino Diana & Kevin Herbst Luis A. Scattini & Sons, LP Michelle & Greg Beach Lynne Short Linda & Edward Ortega Tama Bistrian & Jon Hoech Stephanie & Wyatt Maker Jan & Chris Bessey Irina & Tim Short ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Johnson Associates The Nunes Company Inc. Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 Jeannine Pacioni Mrs. Lynn Kennedy Ocean Mist Farms Cynthia & Paul Cahalan Lisa & Mark Silacci Jonabel & Henry Perez Patrice & Todd Kinion Philip T Griffin DDS, INC Sally & Alan Clarke Marie & Tim Spencer Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kravec Brian Scattini ‘84 Erica & Scott Corner Marian & David Sullivan Joy & Kevin Rawson Ms. Julie Lafferty Jeanna & Doug Scattini ‘ 89 Stefani & Paul Cortopassi Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Jill & Lon Lanini ‘87 Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Sarah & John DeSantis Jennifer & Scott Taylor Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Lisa & Tom Laycock Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Marral & Davy Dizon Leslie & Larry Thompson Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 Ms. Nancy Leatham Laurie & Robb Scattini ‘62 Phuong Anh Kim Do Debbie & Michael Vollstedt Grace & Cornelio Sillano Kim & Steve Leavitt Sara Scattini Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Corinne & Lonny White Nelia & Carl Silvania Remy & Ed Limbo Steinbeck Country Produce F. Munoz Landscaping Jennifer & Dan Sites Marbella & Udesimo Lucas Sturdy Oil Company Naomi & Ruben Garnica Membership Kelly & Bryan Sutherland The Macias Family Wilbur-Ellis Company Kim & Peter Georgalos Laura & Benigno Acevedo Mary Ann & John McCarthy Laura Holmquist Acme Plumbing Mexico Mission Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Modeste All Other Donations Kristin & Peter Iverson Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 American Wholesale Flooring, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nino Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Brusa Rosie & Romero Jalomo Jr. Connie & Florentino Arellano Apple, Inc. Danielle & Robert Nino Cook’s Photography Magdalena Kaczynski Anonymous Mr. Stephen Nino

28 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 Nita & Tom Nino Ausonio Incorporated Linda & Edward Ortega Brother Dunne Endowed Alice & Mike Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Ottone Hotel Partners Scholarship Fund (Est. 2013) Pat Hitchcock ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Salvador Partible Barlocker Insurance Services Ottone Leach & Ray LLP Lucia & Michael Boggiatto Pete Hitchcock ‘86 Jonabel & Henry Perez Sharon & Victor Barnett Pacific Valley Bank Cabrera Contracting, Inc. Ruth Johnson Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Bassetti Farms R.C. Farms LLC Amy & Matt Haas Tracy & Jeffrey Jones Mary & Joe Pezzini ‘77 Michelle & Greg Beach Rabobank Ruth Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kasavan Mary & John Richardson Blazer Wilkinson LP Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Mary Ann & John McCarthy Brenda & Bruce Lauritson ‘67 Lilia & Jose Rivera Boutonnet Farms, Inc. Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Marylu & David Mesa ‘73 Lynne & Michael Lauritson ‘73 Mary Pezzini & Kevin Rossi Troy Boutonnet Rincon Farms, INC Mr. & Mrs. William Prunty Kristine & Peter Lauritson ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Ruben Rueda Brent Eastman Insurance Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Rivera Ms. Connie Rains Kim & Steve Leavitt Mr. & Mrs. Martin Salinas Services, Inc. Mr. Ray Roeder Mrs. Stella Short Melissa & William Leon Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Ann & Mike Briley Sambrailo Packaging Taylor Farms Mr. & Mrs. John McGinnis Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 Cabrera Contracting, Inc. Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Nelson Conrad Family Scholarship Fund Carmel Stone Imports Margaret (Lipe) Silveria ‘64 Lisa & Mark Silacci (Est. 2018) Bonnie Nielsen Chilton & House, LLP Jennifer & Dan Sites Steinbeck Country Produce Sally & Jim Conrad Mr. & Mrs. Ron Panziera Attorneys at Law Sites Management Co. Sturdy Oil Company Mary & Joe Pezzini ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Clifton Susan & Sam Slater Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Cornejo Academic Scholarship Ms. Peggie Pruitt Coastal Tractor Fund (Est. 2015) Sound Design Taylor Farms Ms. Connie Rains Gina & Chris Cochetti Christina & Armando Padilla Mr. & Mrs. Alan Stark The Fish Hopper Jamie & Ross Ramsey Susan Conley-Boutonnet Same Day Shred, LP Kelly & Bryan Sutherland The Torsten A. Matheson Trust A Margie & Jim Rossi ‘77 Kim & Mike Costa Heidi Mitchell & Chris Thomas True Leaf Farms, LLC Father Victor Farrell Memorial Marilyn Rover D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Myra & Don Turner ‘60 VPS Companies-Inn Foods, Inc. Scholarship Fund (Est. 1996) Julie & Lawrence Ryan ‘77 Dee & Michael Delapena Ward Accountancy, Inc. Wilbur-Ellis Company Mr. & Mrs. Brian Shanley Ms. Gail Scandrett Lisa & Henry Dill ‘75 Charles Zanger ‘83 Jeanette (Avilla) ‘60 & Anthony Marral & Davy Dizon Chris Hitchcock ‘77 Memorial All Other Donations Schneider II Don Chapin Company Scholarship Fund (Est. 2018) Peru Mission Apple, Inc. Debbie Soares Drew-Massa Transportation, Inc Mrs. Marie Amaral Mr. & Mrs. Charles Asmus Michele & Bill Backus Ms. Lesley Spates Aitchison Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Mr. Burton Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Barlocker Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carroll Steinbeck Country Produce EBX Logistics Inc. Mr. Tom Angelich Tina Barlocker Mr. Charles Cory Diane & John Steitz Irma & Rudy Escobar Ms. Sarah Angelides Mr. & Mrs. William Barlocker Dee & Michael Delapena Mr. & Mrs. Leo Tavernetti Fabretti & Dedini Jayleen & Lloyd Appling Cindi & Rick Dodd Irma & Rudy Escobar Lisa & Andy Tharp ‘77 G & H Farms, LLC Associated Rebar Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 F. Munoz Landscaping Mr. Ernest Tissot Margaret & George Garibay B.A.C. Local 3 California Envirocm Palmer Electric Mrs. Barbara Vantress Kathleen & Dino Gastello Shirley & Ernie Best ‘66 F. Munoz Landscaping Ursula E. Pherigo Vegetable Growers Supply Global Uplift Nalanda & Philip Bowman ‘77 Company Angeles & Fermin Fuentes Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Carol & Lou Calcagno Teresa & Frank Vogl Ms. Beverly Grant Ms. Lynne Riechers-Knott Linda & D L Grier Ms. Staci Carey Mr. & Mrs. Gary Wangberg Ms. Carmen Greeley Marian & David Sullivan Paula & Jim Guidotti Joanne & Kevin Castello Mary & Will White Patricia DeBose-Harding & Charles Zanger ‘83 Ms. Marcella Clark Gregory Harding Roberta (Fanoe) ‘59 & Louis Huntington Laurie & Doug Classen ‘77 Love & Honor Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Heffernan (Est. 2014) Jeff Kane Insurance Solutions Campus Ministry Mr. & Mrs. Norman Costa Shelly & Jim Heffernan Mindy & Trey Busch Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Most Rev. Richard Garcia, D.D.* Mr. & Mrs. Walter Daoro Mr. & Mrs. Patric Heffernan Jean & Ed Kelly Sister Barbara Matasci Mr. & Mrs. George Davis Judi & Roy Martinez ‘66 Margaret Morisoli Memorial Mr. Greg Lazzerini Mr. & Mr. Bruce Nicholson Paula & Dennis Donohue ‘72 Scholarship Fund (Est. 1994) Valerie & David Moret Legacy Roofing & Waterproofing Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Pat Donohue ‘74 Debi & Jim Morisoli ‘71 Linda & Edward Ortega Shelley & James Lipe Jr. Ms. Patricia Donohue Stacy & David Sargenti ‘93 Jeannine Pacioni Mann Packing Company, Inc. Financial Aid / Christi & Jim Dowd ‘68 Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Scholarship Todd Rubio Memorial Jessica & Tim Martinez ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Mike Erling Vivian & Ruben Rivera For many highly qualified students, Scholarship Fund (Est. 2016) Sister Barbara Matasci George Fontes Ms. Christine Russell a Palma School education is finan- Viv (Brisbine) Medina ‘60 Jackie & Richard McAbee cially out of reach. However, Palma Mr. & Mrs. Le Roy Frame Grace & Cornelio Sillano Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Teresa & Kelly McMillin believes that providing access to Mary Ann & Henry Franscioni Jr. ‘77 Ms. Anestine St. Louis deserving students through financial Valerie & David Moret Mark Gagnon ‘77 Max D. Tybrowski Memorial Ms. Teresa Whittaker aid creates a school environment Jeffery Nale that closely reflects our diverse Julie & Joe Given ‘75 Scholarship Fund (Est. 1984) Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 world. Wendy & David Gutierrez ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Max Tybroski Tacky Ball Nino Real Estate Endowed Scholarship Funds Stephen Gutteriez ‘77 Aladin Properties General Scholarship Fund Ocean Mist Farms Julia Christensen Endowed Jeanette & Ray Hansen Anthony Lombardo & Associates Scholarship Fund (Est. 2015) C.R.O.P Foundation Old Fisherman’s Grotto Ms. Maureen Hergert Mr. Jeffrey Antle Julia Christensen Charitable Correctional Training Facility, Mrs. Gerry Hitchcock Soledad; The Phoenix Alliance *Posthumous Remainder Trust www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 29 Dr. Norma Palomares & Aana & John Fitzgerald Cecy & Ricky Cabrera ‘84 Diane & Scott Lawson Sally & Alan Clarke Dr. Luciano Del Toro Vargas Ms. Anita Fragoso Allison & Joseph Campos Kim & Steve Leavitt Kristina Lara & Ryan De Santiago Sarah & John DeSantis Ms. Violet Fragoso Susan & Arthur Carbonel Leslie & Fred Lombardi Ana & Omar Estrada Diocese of Monterey Angelica & Alex Hill Kelli & Sal Cardinale Maria Cortes & Abelino Lopez Naomi & Ruben Garnica Kathleen & Dino Gastello Rosie & Romero Jalomo Jr. Sally & Alan Clarke Leticia & Fernando Lopez Kristin & Peter Iverson Wendy & Robert Giusti Tootie & Dan Kline Gina & Chris Cochetti The Macias Family Linette & Elmer Larios Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Haas Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Kerri & Matthew Collins Alanna & David Mack Tracylyn Lopez Alice & Mike Hitchcock Anna Velazquez & Felipe Melchor Angie & Joseph Crivello ‘91 Sudha & Radhakrishnan Manimaran Guadalupe Montanez-Valenzuela Dr. & Mrs. James K. Hoffman Mr. Dennis Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Raymundo Cruz Alison Marshall Lisa Moran Nino Real Estate Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nielsen Lillian & Brian DaSilva ‘90 Juan Martinez Virginia & Roberto Núñez Nita & Tom Nino Linda & Edward Ortega Dee & Michael Delapena Marian & Manuel Martinez ‘66 Maiella & Jay Olszanowski Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Judy & David Molinari Chrissy & Paul Rivera Young Ladies Institute Ignatius #85 Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Delia Edeza Yessica Moncada Autumn & Michael Rossi ‘94 Jessica & James Serrano Anahi & Sergio Fernandez Lisa Moran Francesca & Christian Theroux Mountain Bike Club Mr. & Mrs. Richard Soares Lisa & Ramon Flores Jr. Melissa & Michael Morasca Amy & Brett Wheeler A & G Machine Shop, Inc. Cindy & Greg Stefani Trisha & Mark Foxworthy Valerie & David Moret Carmel Kitchens & Baths Marian & David Sullivan Angeles & Fermin Fuentes Leticia & Filimon Munoz Sober Graduation Data Flow Business Systems Mr. Douglas Tsuchiya Naomi & Ruben Garnica Robin & Dan Neff 1st Capital Bank Mr. Benito Gomez Myra & Don Turner ‘60 Kathleen & Dino Gastello Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 Kim & Steve Aday Leavitt Central Coast Insurance Wheeler’s Flooring Lynne & George Gatanaga Nita & Tom Nino Anthony Giammanco Services Kim & Peter Georgalos Coby & Richard Parker Construction Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Martinez Parents’ Club Beverly Van Pelt-Golden & Joy & Kevin Rawson Mr. & Mrs. Ted Ardell Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Membership Patrick Golden Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Backus Properties Monterey Off-Road Cycling Linda & D L Grier Sharon & Victor Barnett Association Shernada Allen Blanca & Rogelio Rocha Kristy & Roy Guerini ‘94 Bassetti Farms Salinas High School Athletic Kalah & Adrian Alvarez Fabian Rodriguez ‘97 Booster Club Bernadette & Rodolfo Amador Amy & Matt Haas Yvonne & Joseph Roggio Benchmark Steel, Inc. Sea Otter Classic Foundation Inc. Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 Kimberly & Rich Hell Autumn & Michael Rossi ‘94 Bonvee Inc. Michele & Bill Backus Angelica & Alex Hill Stacy & David Sargenti ‘93 Brent Eastman Insurance Services, Inc. Music Department Patricia & Paul Barlow Nicole & Adam Hinojos Stephanie & Gregory Scattini ‘86 Ann & Mike Briley Bank of America Charitable Michelle & Greg Beach Molly & Brad Johnson Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Carpet Caravan Foundation Louise & Tom Bengard ‘87 Sharmila & Raymond Johnson Mariedel Barroga-Schlegel & Church Brothers, LLC Michelle & Robert Dillion Chrissy & David Bifano Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Tom Schlegel Jessica & Don Clary Mr. & Mrs. Reno DiTullio, Sr. Lisa & Chris Braga Tootie & Dan Kline Pam & Scott Schriver Kim & Mike Costa Marral & Davy Dizon Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Joanna & Vittorio Lagana Kate & Adam Secondo ‘94 Angie & Joseph Crivello ‘91 Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Ann & Mike Briley Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 Robin Seelye Lynne Short D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 Tiffany & Reno Di Tullio ‘88 Lisa & Mark Silacci Drew-Massa Transportation, Inc Jennifer & Dan Sites Jean Edwards Susan & Sam Slater Dianne & Ken Edwards Barbara Stoffey-Said Kathleen & Dino Gastello Ann Stoutenborough Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Giammanco Allyson Strachan Delia & Pedro Gomez Janice & Julius Suhat Mr. & Mrs. Ezequiel Gonzalez Tausha & Adrian Suniga Amy & Matt Haas Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Mr. Louis Huntington, Jr Jennifer & Scott Taylor Danielle Jordan Dawn Trego Tootie & Dan Kline Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Kangmi & Joohwan Ko Debbie & Michael Vollstedt Lorri & Tom Koster Anastasia Wood Leslie & Fred Lombardi Judi & Roy Martinez ‘66 St. Patrick’s Luncheon Paula & Mike McDermott ‘84 Kalah & Adrian Alvarez Catherine & Steven McDougall Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Vivian Soffa & Mike Meuter Chona Pua & Eric Asuncion Dr. & Mrs. Dan Milanesa Mountain biking races test strength and stamina. Ausonio Incorporated Judy & David Molinari

30 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 Monterey Peninsula Foundation Roaring Mice Art Studio Mr. & Mrs. Larry Moreno Yvonne & Joseph Roggio Tianna Nelson Rossi Bros. Tire & Auto Service Notre Dame High School Foundation Salinas Ace Hardware Ocean Mist Farms Salinas Fairways Golf Course Pinnacle Bank Sapporo’s Restaurant Ellie & Mark Powers, Sr. Stacy & David Sargenti ‘93 Produce West, Inc. Scheid Vineyards, Inc. R.C. Farms LLC Kate & Adam Secondo ‘94 Sam Linder Honda Robin Seelye Laurie & Robb Scattini ‘62 Sherman’s Apothecary Pharmacy Mr. & Mrs. Emile Shaheen Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 Roger Short ‘81 Susan & Sam Slater Jennifer Murphy-Smith & Smith Family Wines Jason Smith ‘87 Star Market Marie & Tim Spencer Steinbeck House Restaurant Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Athletic Council parent volunteers and generous donors make the Red & Gold Day Farmers’ Stone Creek Kitchen Market a big success. Tanimura & Antle, LLC Tausha & Adrian Suniga Jennifer & Scott Taylor Barlocker Insurance Services Eastbay Pat & Wylie Mitchell SVMH True Leaf Farms, LLC Sharon & Victor Barnett Allison & Lou Fierro Yessica Moncada Swenson & Silacci Flowers Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Gina & David Bassetti Aana & John Fitzgerald Monterey Bay Aquarium Taylor Farms Debbie & Michael Vollstedt Bayonet & Black Horse Golf Courses Flawless Beauty Monterey Bay Orthodontics The Chocolate Dipper VPS Companies-Inn Foods, Inc. Kevin Le & George Beach, Jr. ‘98 Mr. Angelo Flores Monterey County Fair & The Farm Wilbur-Ellis Company Michelle & Greg Beach Angeles & Fermin Fuentes Event Center Tondre Wines, LLC Blair Wines Michelle & A.J. Galindo Annette & Israel Morales ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Tsuchiya All Other Unrestricted Cliff Mortensen Donations Blue Aces Bake Shoppe Serena & Julian Garcia Rosa Valdez Kerri & Christopher Mulé ‘92 Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Body Shop by Gene Cochetti, Inc. Margaret & George Garibay VPS Companies-Inn Foods, Inc. MYO Yogurt Tina Barlocker Martha (Bernasconi) ‘63 & Gary Dangerfield Photography Teresa Moncada-Whitehead & Mark Botelho ‘63 Robin & Dan Neff John Whitehead Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Kathleen & Dino Gastello Lisa & Chris Braga Nett’s Best Cookies Karen & David Wiley ‘85 Kathy & Richard Denier Lynne & George Gatanaga Amy & Peter Brown Nicklaus Club Monterey Stephanie & Terence Yasuda Karina & Carlos Escutia Mrs. Nancy Montana & Mr. & Mrs. James Budiao Mr. Roy Gobets Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 David Zwingman ‘64 Ms. Sheila Molinari Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Golf Mart Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nino Linda & Edward Ortega Cecy & Ricky Cabrera ‘84 Linda & D L Grier Nita & Tom Nino Matching Gifts from Tia & Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 Marie & Ruben Camacho Kristy & Roy Guerini ‘94 Ocean Mist Farms Corporations Serina Andrade & Issac Sarabia Cardinale Automotive Group Amy & Matt Haas Ottone Leach & Ray LLP It is possible for donors to double their giving by participating in Church Brothers, LLC Jeff Henion ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Gifts In Kind their companies/ matching gifts Classic Drains & Plumbing, Inc. Ms. Maureen Hergert Jeannine Pacioni program. Palma thanks the fol- Each year, Palma School receives lowing matching gift compa- tangible gifts of personal property, Claudio’s Specialty Breads, Inc. Ms. Frances Holodiloff Palma School Athletic Council nies:Apple, Inc. equipment and special services Kerri & Matthew Collins Katherine Huelsbeck Pebble Beach Company which add immeasurably to the Bank of America Charitable Cook’s Photography Kristin & Peter Iverson Peninsula Business Interiors, Inc. quality of life at the school. Foundation Erica & Scott Corner Jarvis Tomei Family Peninsula Pastries 2 Steps Ahead Performance Training Costco Corral de Tierra Country Club Jennifer & Frantz Jean-Pierre Pessagno Winery Ace High Designs HP Inc Corralitos Market & Sausage Co. Danielle Jordan Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Acme Car Wash LinkedIn Corporation Stefani & Paul Cortopassi Tootie & Dan Kline Portobello’s Ms. Anna Aiello PG & E Corporation Foundation Corrina Covarrubias La Mia Cucina Ristorante Ellie & Mark Powers, Sr. Aladin Properties UBS Financial Services, Inc. Creekside Farms Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 Tia & Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 Allure Salon Wells Fargo Foundation Lillian & Brian DaSilva ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lipe Puma Road Winery Educational Matching Gift Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Dee & Michael Delapena Stephanie & Wyatt Maker Pureskin Aesthetic Salon Program Amy & Matt Amaral ‘92 Delicato Family Vineyards Mary & Michael Malley Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Workday, Inc. American Supply Company Mr. & Mrs. Reno DiTullio, Sr. Mann Packing Company, Inc. Sally Backus Reinmann & Margaret & Dennis Andersen ‘57 Tiffany & Reno Di Tullio ‘88 Marich Confectionary Bob Reinmann Anthony Lombardo & Associates Dolly Cakes Ms. Kathleen Marsh Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Asuncion Dr. Joseph Marchionna & Ms. Sally Ann Mejia Marisol Contreras-Rico & Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Raul Rico ‘03 Dr. Michael Delapena Dr. & Mrs. Dan Milanesa Bagel Corner Ms. Lynne Riechers-Knott Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Mia & Greg Mirassou ‘84 Balance Physical Therapy & Ms. Hope Rangel Regina Angwin-Riordan & Human Performance Center Inc Mission Linen Supply Tom Riordan www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2018 31 Gifts in memory provide a lasting tribute. Palma thanks the following individuals for their kindness in memory of others. In Memory of (As of June 30, 2018.)

John Amaral ‘67 Mike Fanoe ‘62 Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Fern and Clifford Reif Valley Trophies & Detectors Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Salinas Dental Health Nancy (Reif) Johnson ‘61 Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Shahin Anable Felix Figueroa Francis “Sonny” Rianda Pauahi & Patrick Sheehy ‘58 Mr. Leonard Anable Angeles & Fermin Fuentes Michelle & Greg Beach Ms. Sandra Storm Nicolas Anable ‘04 Annie & Elmer Canevascini Gerald D. Flowers Sturdy Oil Company Paula & Jim Guidotti Frank Angelo Jeff Kowalski ‘98 Joanne Taylor-Johnson Brenda Angelo The UNI-KOOL Partners Blessed Edmund Rice Santa Fondale Zuzzanne & Steve Broom Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Annotti, Sr. Cindy & Phil Fondale ‘67 Dennis McDougall Camille Stevens & Family Sharon & Earl McDougall ‘64 Leonie and Howard Rose Frances Galvin Brenda Angelo Reynaldo Avila Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Br. Charles McManus, C.F.C. Leticia & Gabriel Avila Pauahi & Patrick Sheehy ‘58 Marguerite N. Ross Del Garlinger Coach Angelo Ross, Jr. Allen Bengston, Jr. ‘03 Mary (Garlinger) ‘64 & Mike McMahon Bill Medina Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Viv (Brisbine) Medina ‘60 Emilio Rossi Dorothy Giannini Rincon Farms, INC Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Mrs. Marie Amaral Christensen & Giannini Stacy & David Sargenti ‘93 Mr. Burton Anderson Shelley & Sam Daoro ‘80 Joseph Micheli ‘82 Ms. Sarah Angelides Josephine Borelli Maria & Dirk Giannini ‘91 Mrs. Angela Micheli Jayleen & Lloyd Appling Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Jon Giannini Blake Mitchell Associated Rebar Ernest “Ernie” Borello Tom Gorman ‘59 Judy & Tom Romans Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Suzanne & Robert Stewart B.A.C. Local 3 California Tyler Mitchell ‘96 Anita Bassetti William Borofka ‘66 Tom Gugale Judy & Tom Romans Shirley & Ernie Best ‘66 Rosamaria & Pablo Hernandez Cindy & Ron Borba Wylie H. Mitchell Lucia & Michael Boggiatto Christine & Gene McGrath Vera Briley Pat & Wylie Mitchell Rochelle & Les Breschini John McGrath ‘04 Margaret & George Garibay Carol & Lou Calcagno Mike McGrath ‘00 Alan Miyamoto Sister Barbara Matasci Mr. & Mrs. Alex Camany Cory Miyamoto ‘06 Bob Hein Ms. Staci Carey Lavern & Art Brusa Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dill Alexander Mottau ‘09 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Clements Jack Brusa ‘16 Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Mr. & Mrs. Norman Costa Jim Hill ‘74 Jake Brzovich Tianna Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Walter Daoro Pat Donohue ‘74 Nate Brzovich ‘04 Jackie & Richard McAbee Mr. & Mrs. George Davis Christopher Hitchcock ‘77 The O’Laughlin Family Don Chapin Company Armand Cimino ‘62 Vegetable Growers Supply Company Ms. Christine Siekfe Paula & Dennis Donohue ‘72 Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Mary & Will White Christi & Jim Dowd ‘68 M. Katherine Holzhausen Steve Clayton ‘76 Kathy & Brent Wilcox Mary & Tony Filice Leslie & Gary Holzhausen Zuzzanne & Steve Broom Margaret & George Garibay Lilia & Cecil Nale Coast-Tel Federal Credit Union John Kelso Julie & Joe Given ‘75 Jeffery Nale Wendy & Robert Giusti Julie & Joseph Garvin Mr. & Mrs. Frank Graziano Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Br. Anthony O’Grady, C.F.C. Terri & Steve Haag ‘68 Mickey Linehan ‘12 MaryAnn & Steve Steinbach Anonymous Jeanette & Ray Hansen Cathy & Con Linehan Alice & Mike Hitchcock Sanford A. Colburn John Oliverio ‘69 Brendan Martin Pat Hitchcock ‘80 Dolores L. Colburn Valerie & Kellen Griffin ‘03 Leonardo Camargo ‘99 Mr. & Mrs. Allan Jensen Dr. & Mrs. Tim Griffin Brother Frank Dalton, C.F.C. Carol Filice & Dennis Johnson ‘73 John “Butch” Massa ‘58 Roberta (Fanoe) ‘59 & Louis Huntington Kerri & Christopher Mulé ‘92 Ruth Johnson Deanna & Rob Baille ‘79 Chris Parker ‘99 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kasavan Mario del Valle ‘69 Anne & William Bramers Leonardo Camargo ‘99 Mr. & Mrs. Art Kong Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Julie & Thomas Bryan Brenda & Bruce Lauritson ‘67 Shari & Gary Caraccioli Gary Parola ‘64 Frank P. Donangelo ‘04 Lynne & Michael Lauritson ‘73 D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Autumn & Michael Rossi ‘94 Debbie Soares Kristine & Peter Lauritson ‘70 Victoria & David Duke Sam Perez ‘81 Shirley & Sam Lavorato ‘55 Kathleen & Edward J. Dunne George Fontes Ben Beesley ‘81 Kim & Steve Leavitt Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Gomes Farms Air Service, Inc. The Linquist Family Rhonda & Raymond Griffin Bud & Barbara Pierson Mary Eckhart-Shigo Aggie Manzoni & Family Anne & Bob Herendeen Cyndy & Randy Pierson ‘72 Eric Eckhart ‘72 Mary Ann & John McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Lazzerini Robert S. Pitman ‘94 Mr. & Mrs. John McGinnis Jose “Joe” Esquivel Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Vicki & Robert Pitman ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Nelson Janice & Dennis Caprara Angela Venuti-Massey & John Massey Mr. Mark Norris Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Castillo Mary Ann & John McCarthy Gordon Plaskett Mr. & Mrs. Ron Panziera The Domenighini Family Rita Richardson & Mark Mitani Barbara Plaskett Ms. Peggie Pruitt Hilltown Packing Kathryn & Michael Moser James Pulford ‘66 Carolyn & Gary Pybas Charitable Fund Lettuce Department Employees of Dole Bonnie Nielsen Tia & Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 Ms. Connie Rains Fresh Vegetables, Inc. Ocean Mist Farms Ms. Connie Rains Mr. & Mrs. C.E. Little Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Olivas, Sr. Ralph C. Rasmussen Jamie & Ross Ramsey Mr. & Mrs. Tim Stejskal Tracy & Paul Pezzini Mrs. Glenda Rasmussen Rincon Farms, INC Reich & Walner, LLP Don Reader Coach Angelo Ross, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. James K. Hoffman

32 Palma School President’s Report 2018 831.422.6391 Margie & Jim Rossi ‘77 Krista & Tom Sabaska Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Mrs. Clara Smith Debbie Soares Mr. & Mrs. Richard Soares Mr. & Mrs. Leo Tavernetti Danielle Acton & Marc Tunzi ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Roger Val Mr. & Mrs. Gary Wangberg Mary & Will White Todd Rubio ‘87 Daniel Jaramillo ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Thais Attinger Salmina Judy & William Salmina ‘58 Lucille & Luis Scattini Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Sara Scattini Calvin Short Lynne Short John Strickland Sister Barbara Matasci Shirley Togliatti Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Joe Tomasello Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Olivas, Sr. William Youhill ‘76 Bill Pope ‘76 Rose & Clarence Vosti Mrs. Elaine Dotseth

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Gifts in honor provide a lasting tribute. Palma thanks the following individuals for their kindness in honor of others. In Honor of (As of June 30, 2018.)

William Beesley ‘86 Class of 1958 Sarah DeSantis Tucker Minor ‘09 Katie & Anthony Schipper ‘97 Brian Cahill ‘58 Jean M. Hontalas Cindy & Tim Minor Cindy & Tim Minor Charitable Giving Tariq Barnett ‘18 Class of 1959 Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Fund of the Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mack Goldsby Dianne (de Lorimier) ‘59 Coast-Tel Federal Credit Union for Monterey County & Thomas Mouisset Coach Angelo Ross, Jr. Brett Bennetts ‘97 MaryAnn & Steve Steinbach Matthew Morales ‘19 John Bennetts, M.D. Class of 1960 Lola and James Carlson Jean (Ferrasci) ‘60 Steven Harvey ‘12 Michael Boggiatto & Herman Steinbruner ‘57 Ursula E. Pherigo Karen (Rippey) Watson Mosqueda ‘64 Andrea & Steve Reclusado Michelle & Greg Beach Class of 1961 Jesus Marsh-Palma ‘23 Rex Butler ‘21 Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 Elsy Palma & Michael Marsh Matt Ottone Sherry & Don Butler Diane & Mike Middaugh ‘65 Class of 2016 Lyric & John McCarthy ‘00 2002 Cheerleader, Katrina Carmichael Wyatt Maker ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lopes Palma School Faculty & Staff Lynn & Robin Carmichael Barbara & Bill Deasy Mike Corlett ‘72 MaryAnn & John McCarthy Class of 1957 Lisa & Tim Haag ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lopes Justin Sampaolo ‘13 Jean (Ferrasci) ‘60 Ms. Phyllis Briggs & Herman Steinbruner ‘57 The Dalman Family Mexico Immersion Program James T. Conn Mrs. Lynn Kennedy Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lopes

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