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FALL 2018 VOLUME 15 • NUMBER 1 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION

Graduating Young Women Who Change the World. IN THIS ISSUE

4 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 6 CLASS OF 2018 GRADUATION FEATURE 18 ANNUAL REPORT OF DONORS 40 “GOLDEN GIRLS” LEAD GRADUATE PROCESSION 43 HONORING MR. CHARLIE SCHWING PRESIDENT 45 ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME Theresa Rodgers 46 CALENDAR

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 47 IN MEMORIAM Roxanne Elliott ’94, Chair 48 “THANKFUL THURSDAY” DAY OF GIVING Most Reverend Jaime Soto, Ex Officio Kathleen Deeringer Dr. Pam DiTomasso ’72 ON THE COVER Alison Morr ’89 The Class of 2018 at the Commencement Ceremony on May 23, 2018 Mary Norris at Memorial Auditorium. This photo and many others throughout this Helen Manfredi Pierson ’74 publication courtesy of Phil Roina, www.roinaphotography.com. Celia Puff Lincoln Snyder, Director of Catholic Schools, Ex Officio

CORRECTION: Our story on page 15 in the last issue incorrectly stated Eleni Kounalakis ADVANCEMENT DEPARTMENT debated the role of Walter Mondale during the 1984 campus election. Eleni has since corrected Mary Anne Kelly this, as she played the role of a fictional Editor-in-Chief of the newspaper, and regrets any confusion caused by her somewhat hazy 30-year old memory. Director of Advancement

Leigh Hiers ’96 Assistant Director of Advancement, Communications

Christina Canaday Evey ’05 Advancement Services Associate

Ann Moritz Gregory ’89 ThePax et Bonum magazine seeks to share with the reader the spirit of Advancement Associate St. Francis Catholic High School. Stories and pictures of the activities and accomplishments of students, alumnae, parents, and staff provide glimpses into the ways in which the school’s mission is carried out and its legacy continued. St. Francis Raquel Namba benefactors are gratefully acknowledged in the Annual Report of Donors. Communications & Social Media Associate St. Francis Catholic High School 5900 Elvas Avenue • Sacramento, CA 95819 Mari Parisi ’00 Phone: 916.452.3461 • Fax: 916.452.1591 Special Events Associate www.stfrancishs.org

Dawn Winston ’91 St. Francis Catholic High School is fully accredited by the Alumnae & Constituent Relations Associate Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (ACS WASC.)

533 Airport Blvd., Suite 200 • Burlingame, CA 94010 • www.acswasc.org THE SUN SETS ON THE CLASS OF 2018 On May 21st the Class of 2018 gathered for Senior Sunset, the tradition closing out their senior year watching their final sunset over the SFHS campus.

SPRING 2018 3 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

DEAR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL,

The 2018-19 school year launched a month ago with tremendous energy and enthusiasm as we wel- comed 1,080 Troubies to campus – one of our highest enrollment numbers in recent history. We feel God’s presence all over this bustling campus. In this issue, we acknowledge those who have helped put us in the excellent position that we are in to- day and who make our mission a reality for future generations of Troubies. We list our donors, not just for the 2017-18 year, but those who have given substantial gifts over their lifetime or through legacy gifts. We are humbled and grateful for all who have shared their time, talent and treasure to continue our tradition of educating women to change the world. We are excited to share photos from the Class of 2018 Commencement Ceremony and highlight the recipients of the highest awards we give. I know you will be impressed with these amazing young women who have been formed into models of “Pax et Bonum” during their time here. We are so proud of each and every student who walks our halls and discovers her own God-given gifts and talents. Indeed, the Class of 2018 was an outstanding group of young women who influenced our school, lifted each other up, and left an indelible mark on our community. As the Class of 2018 departed for new adventures, we welcomed the Class of 2022 (“Winnie the Pooh”), comprised of 290 young women eager to experience the Troubie sisterhood. A St. Francis tradition begins and ends each year with the song, At the Beginning, which reminds us, “We were strangers, starting out on a journey; Never dreaming, what we’d have to go through; Now here we are, I’m suddenly standing; At the beginning with you.” We’re thrilled to begin this adventure with our newest Troubies. This fall we launch our inaugural Athletics Hall of Fame, recognizing and honoring those individuals who have made a significant impact on the community through their athletic achievements or outstanding service to our Athletic Department. We will induct five individual athletes, one team, one coach and one outstanding contributor (see page 45). We hope you will join us on Saturday, November 17, when we cele- brate these individuals and reflect on the proud history of our school. Earlier this year, we brought together a group of women – alumnae, current and past parents, and com- munity members – to develop a platform to bring women of all ages together to inspire, network, and foster connection, extending the spirit of sisterhood for which St. Francis is known. We’re excited to see this vision come to fruition with the introduction of our first “SELFe event” with keynote speaker Rachel Hollis (see opposite page). The “SELF” acronym is based on a rearrangement of the four St. Francis pillars; it is also meant to encompass the message of the permanency of self-worth and the journey to self-improvement. We are looking forward to seeing you at this event on October 28th. Thank you for your continued support of our young women. As you will see in the following pages, we are a vibrant community of faith, excellence, leadership, and service made possible by generous gifts from all of you who believe in our mission. I look forward to another great year and witnessing all the exciting things God will do in us and through us this year!

In the spirit of Pax et Bonum,

Theresa Rodgers

4 ST. FRANCIS ANNOUNCES A NEW BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIR ROXANNE ELLIOTT ’94

Roxanne Elliott, a graduate of the Class of 1994, works for Folsom-based homebuilder Elliott Homes. With four siblings who are also alumni of local Catholic high schools, she continues her family’s tradition of supporting and valuing Catholic education. Bishop Soto selected Roxanne to serve on the Board of Trustees in 2014. Roxanne is a parishioner at St. Ignatius Loyola in Sacramento, where she serves in various educational ministries.

We are grateful for Mrs. Kathleen Deeringer’s work with the Board of Trustees in serving as Board Chair for the past two years. In all her interactions and decisions, her love of education, passion for the school, and commitment to our mission were foremost in her mind. Mrs. Deeringer will continue to serve as a Board of Trustee but will pass the leadership of the Board to the new Chair, Roxanne Elliott ’94.

As a St. Francis graduate, Roxanne says, “Being an SFHS Board Member is an opportunity to give back to a school that provided me with a solid and enduring spiritual and academic foundation. Much of what I do professionally I learned at SFHS - social justice and responsible citizenship. I now work for a non-profit organization that supports programs for healthcare, education, affordable housing, the environment, and the poor and vulnerable. I have continued to volunteer for many of the organizations, communities, and people I was first introduced to as a student at St. Francis.”

SMILE, IT’S TIME FOR A REAL SELFe! With St. Francis’ rich legacy of raising up women and reminding them that they were “made for more,” we are thrilled to launch our first “SELFe” event. This is a unique opportunity for students, moms, grandmas, alumnae and women of all ages to gather and share their hearts and stories while lifting each other up.

We are pleased to host Rachel Hollis, NY Times’ best-selling author of Girl, Wash Your Face, mother of four, and CEO/founder of the popular The Chic Site blog as our inaugural speaker on Sunday, October 28, 2018. Ladies, you won’t want to miss this event!

Watch the St. Francis website as more information will be coming soon.

SAVE THE DATE: RACHEL HOLLIS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28TH 12:30-4:30 PM

SPRING 2018 5 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2018 Grace Abshear • Kaleigh Adams • Kathryn Agustin • Nadia Aimufua • Lindsay Alhady • Lauren Allen • Alexis Areias • Carina Arroyo • Reesa Artz • Alexis Assad Mary Alexus Baccay • Sydney Baichtal • Nikola Barnes • Kristen Bartow • Emily Bartylla • Nicole Beigh • Priscilla Belisario • Sophia Bellinoff • Madeleine Bisi • Julia Boston Anna Veronica Bourke • Lauren Brothers • Madeline Brown • Mary Catherine Burky • Loren Bykowski • Audrey Camarillo • Alanna Carlin • Kendall Carlsen Kobe Carpenter • Victoria Castillon • Lennea Castro • Emily Cates • Caitlynn Chang • Victoria Cimino • Allison Cloninger • Hannah Clouser • Sidney Clymer-Engelhart Holly Coffman • Hannah Isabelle Cole • Jocelynn Coleman • Grace Conlin • Anna Cooper-Huber • Rachel Cooper-Huber • Julia Coss • Erica Cradeur • Nicole Cronin Emily Cunanan • Julionah Dahdouh • Nicole Danuwidjaja • Lauren Dodier • Melia Dowd • Allison Dowdell • San Du • Yahsmeene Duffey • Liliana Eilhardt Julia Endicott • Madison Enos • Abigail Erckenbrack • Bianca Escoto • Marisa Fat • Katarina Fernandez • Nora Fluetsch • Stephanie Fong • Jacqueline Foran Nicole Frank • Jacqueline Free • Lia French • Alexandra Freund • Emma Fries • Olivia Fu • Savannah Gagnon • Samantha Garaygay • Azalea Garcia • Jennifer Gilbert Grace Gillis • Chiara Giordani • Mayrin Gonzalez • Mary Louise Goodwin • Adrienne Graybill • Lauren Grinbergs • Christina Guadamuz • Giulianna Guerrera Peyton Guzman • Alexis Harvey • Grace Hause • Marianne Hayes • Fiona Heenan • Jennifer Heideman • Isabelle Hesse • Chynna Hinrichsen • Abigail Holt Nicole Hopkins • Hornbuckle • Grace Horner • Sarah Huang • Sarah Huggins • Hannah Ilomin-Sheff • Natalie Imboden • Katherine Isherwood • Kiya Jackson Kyla Jackson • Victoria Jacobo • Tenea Jefferies • Emily Jones • Morgan Kaeser • Shannon Kane • Paloma Kaufman DiMugno • Logan Kelly • Aubrey Kenny Anna Kenyon • Aleena Khan • Chloe King • Grace Klas • Katherine Klokkevold • Rachel Kostecki • Kelly Kraeger • Lauren Labrie • Isabella Lake • Vyvyann Le Tammy Lee • Teresa Lee • Morgan Lesniewski • Lauren Liberatore • Larissa Liden • Madelynn Lima • Isabel Linne • Elinore Loyer • Julia Lucic • Lauren Lukowicz

6 Camille Lutes • Kelly Luthy • Lucille Mackintosh • Makayla Madkins • Yasmine Mahmoudieh • Maggie Malaney • Hailey Malone • Lauren Martinelli Anne McDaniel • Lillyann McGee • Moira McMahon • Claire Mellberg • Ariana Miggins • Raenalyn Montemayor • Katharine Moore • Sydney Morgan Sarah Morris • Krystle Nanoo • Kathryn Neubuerger • Holly Nguyen • Hydee Nguyen • Sophia Nguyen • Sana Niaz • Bryanna Nichols • Marlee Nicolos Sylvanna Nilsen • Lauren Nolan • Maria del Carmen Ocazionez • Francesca Odunlami • Ashley O’Harra • Jessica Oloriz • Kaitlynn O’Neill • Saleena Ordorica Amanda Ostrom • Caroline Ow • Julia Palchak • Kayla Panza • Cameron Parra • Cassandra Peralta • Rebecca Phelan • Margaret Pinkston • Mary Pirnik Caroline Plimpton • Hannah Prehoda • Elisabeth Price • Abby Prichard • Isabella Quiniola • Manisha Ram • Kristen Ramos • Jillian Randle • Sydney Ranker Joanna Rehwald • Alana Reyna • Sydney Riddell • Taylor Riffle • Grace Righton • Mackenzie Robertson • Amanda Roina • Alexandra Romero • Kalia Rucker Isabella Rudis • Quinn Ruggles • Kristine Runnberg • Claire Russell • Clarissa Ryder • Chase Saca • Andie Salazar • Isabella Sandoval-Kennedy Natalie Sanfilippo • Isabella Sardo • Anastasia Sasal Barrett • Maya Sbisa • Madelyn Schildmeyer • Makayla Scott • Elise Sexton • Savanna Sherwood-McGrew Laura Sicoe • Amanda Sieverts • Jadyn Simperman • Taylor Simpkins • Carly Simpson • Solene Sinclair • Madeline Sliger • Maya Solis • Camille Soloaga Madelyn Southard • Alexandra Spencer • Abby Stiveson • Elizabeth Stodden • Anissah Surita • Margaret Swanson • Amanda Sweeney • Lauren Sylvester Clairise Tapken • Jessica Thomas • Anna Tierney • Samantha Tran • Sydney Vandegrift • Isabella Vazquez • Terri Vicory • Juliette Vielhauer Veronica Wagner • Jessica Walke • Jordyn Walker • Rachel Wick • Lauren Wilbur • Lauren Wilkins • Emily Williams • Molly Wilson • Gabriella Wirick Elysia Witham • Ashley Wyant • Marisa Yamada • Bailey Yates • Nicole Young • Penelope Zavala • Alexandra Zhu • Alexandria Ziegler

FALL 2018 7 BACCALAUREATE & COMMENCEMENT Our graduates and their families gathered together in celebration on May 22nd for the Baccalaureate Mass on campus and May 23rd for the Commencement ceremony at Memorial Auditorium.

8 “There is a reason that Faith is the first of our four pillars. Because Faith is the foundation of who we are; it speaks of the life of the spirit and helps us remember that we are not just physical beings, but spiritual beings made to love God, to know God and to serve God. Trust that God’s plan in your life always works for good, even if you don’t understand it. Trust that even though the journey might be outside of your plan or comfort zone that there is a lesson to be learned from it. And if we believe these things, knowing that God is in charge, we will be filled with peace and JOY!”

THERESA RODGERS President VALEDICTORIAN GRACE CONLIN Grace Conlin, a graduate of Stella Maris Academy in La Jolla, , is in the top 5% of her graduating class at St. Francis. She has been a St. Francis Ambassador for the past three years, as well as a part of the Ambassador Leadership Board, and a four-year member of the Model United Nations Team, earning the role of Co-Captain senior year. Grace was also elected as the SBO Ministry Coordinator. She has excelled in St. Francis’ rigorous college preparatory classes, and has taken every AP course in English and History, and still found the time to dance Hula and be a part of the Swim Team. Grace received St. Francis’ highest student honor, the Pax et Bonum Award, and she will be attending the Naval Academy in the fall.

The following is Grace’s valedictory address given at the Commencement Ceremony for the Class of 2018 on Wednesday, May 23.

I have a letter here. It’s from freshman Grace. At our freshmen ori- every part suffers with it. If one part is honored, every part shares in entation, just before going to bed, we were asked to write a letter to its joy.” We have each brought something beautiful and essential to our future selves to be read before our graduation. In addition to the this class, and our faith has been the glue that has created the family outdated meme references and cringy 14-year-old bravado many of us in front of me today. We have faith in each other. In the best of times included, we were asked to answer some questions in our letter. One and the worst of times, we have been there for our sisters, and our of the questions was, “What are your hopes and dreams for the years sisters have been there for us. We’ve given each other pep talks, hugs, ahead”. Freshmen Grace, in large letters with a little smiley face, wrote, shoulders to lean on, and to cry on. Our sisters have had faith in us so “Leave them speechless, Troubie.” Four years later, I may not be leaving we could learn to believe in ourselves. Always hang on to that faith. you speechless, but I will leave you with a speech. Through it, all things are possible.

This moment is kind of a big deal. This moment is both an end and We are women of excellence too. Our class doesn’t just do things. We a beginning. This moment is one we have been waiting for, working do them excellently. We don’t just take notes. We question what is given towards, and dreaming of since day one. And now it has finally arrived. to us. We debate, observe, and analyze. We don’t just play sports. We We made it, ladies. win games, tournaments, and championships. We don’t stand by when we witness injustice. We speak up for the voiceless. We seek justice for Mr. Bill Hanrahan once said, relationships are built on shared expe- those who don’t have it. We don’t just dance, or act, paint, draw, or sing. riences. For four years, we’ve experienced the good, the bad, and the We innovate, inspire, redefine our limits, and defy expectations. We ugly together. We’ve shared moments of great joy: like screaming the even procrastinate with excellence! We don’t pull late nighters, we pull words of “At the Beginning” after mass, realizing taco bowls are on the all nighters. Our excellence is powerful, and the world may try to bring cafeteria menu, Homecoming Week 2017. it down. But just keep swimming, Squirts, and always be excellent.

Today we celebrate the path that we have traveled together for four We are leaders too. We lead by example every time we live lives of peace years, and the sisterhood it has forged. Our journeys continue, but now and goodness. We lead by showing love for others and enthusiasm for our paths diverge. Yet, all 247 of us graduate today as Troubadours, life. We lead by using our voices in the service of those who don’t have and as such we now face the world as women of a certain kind. one. The world needs our leadership now more than ever, and I know that you are all more than ready to deliver it. Whoever said the future is We are women of faith. We have faith in God, and in the paths He female clearly had the honor of meeting a Troubadour. has guided us along. He brought each of us to this beautiful school, and He brought us all to this moment. For that, I thank Him because Finally, we are women of service. Martin Luther King once said, our little class would not be complete without all 247 of our beautiful “Everybody can be great...because anybody can serve. You don’t have souls. First Corinthians tells us, “There is one body, but it has many to have a college degree to serve. You don’t have to make your subject parts, All of them will take care of one another. If one part suffers, and verb agree to serve. You only need a heart full of grace. A soul

10 generated by love.” No matter where your path takes you, live with love. Remember always the love we have experienced together, and service will follow. I’ll say it again because it’s really important. Live always with love, and GRADUATES’ PRAYER remember always the love you have experienced. Take a look around. We are surrounded by our family, friends, and teachers who show us how to love every single day. I would not be here, none of us would be MARIANNE HAYES here, if not for the endless support of our loved ones. Dear God, as we begin a new chapter in our lives as graduates, we Teachers: you are our superheroes. You teach with a passion that is reflect on the many blessings that have been given to us and the contagious. You live the Troubie lifestyle day in and day out, and you many more to come. We praise You for Your generosity. model faith, excellence, leadership, and service in everything you do. You have influenced us in ways we may not even realize. You have When we began our high school journey just four short years ago, shaped us into the women we are today. In the words of Father Arnold, we had no idea the inspiring people, challenges, and opportunities we thank you, we love you, and we’re sorry (you know, for all the that would be put in our path. We thank You for the support of Monday mornings when we were less than conscious and less than our family, and the encouragement from our staff and faculty. enthusiastic about the prospect of education). The education we have received at St. Francis is so unique because Family and friends, you have given us each a support system that has we are able to put You at the center of everything we do. From made today possible. St. Francis has taught us a lot, but so have all of school Masses to community lunches and retreats, especially you. You’ve taught us faith, trust, and love, and we are so grateful. Kairos, the valuable time spent in high school has allowed us to grow closer as a class through and with You. Whether that was in And parents, for close to eighteen years you have been our biggest a moment of doubt or reassurance, each experience was a chance fans, our best advocates, and our most loyal friends. When we have for us to grow closer with our alignment to Your plan. struggled, you have struggled with us. When we have triumphed, our triumph belongs to you too. We’re getting ready to go our own way, We ask for Your guidance as we continue to explore and nurture and it’s certainly bittersweet for you to see us leave. But this is only the our gifts. Please continue to bless the Class of 2018 as we go for- beginning of a journey that we will travel with you, and that we will ward to live a life of Faith, Excellence, Leadership, and Service. travel because of you. To my own family, you are my biggest inspiration and I love you all so much. We thank You for an environment where we learned to rise above whatever comes our way, that our Sisterhood is stronger when The closer we’ve gotten to graduation, the harder it has become for me we rely on each other and You, that each person’s struggles and to say goodbye. I couldn’t figure out why until the last day of school. dreams are worth sharing and pursuing, to act on injustice so we While eating some celebratory ramen with some of the most incredible are a Voice for the Voiceless, to use our gifts for the benefits of girls I know, it hit me. Our time at St. Francis has been a collection of others, and most importantly to love unconditionally. moments. Some good, some not so good. But each has shaped us. Each shared experience has strengthened our relationships with each other God, as we go forth from here to share our many blessings with and with this school. And now, in our final moments as St. Francis stu- our new communities, let us be mindful of your presence in our dents, we have never loved this sisterhood more, and it has never been lives and in all those we encounter. With grateful hearts, we pray harder to say goodbye. this in your Son’s Name.

Today we may end our time as St. Francis students, but our time as St. Francis of Assisi, Pray for us. Troubadours is just beginning. And in my best Mr. Poggi voice, “It’s St. Clare of Assisi, Pray for us. great to be an SF Troubadour.” Besides being a traveling minstrel, to be a Troubadour is to live with Pax et Bonum, that is, peace and goodness. It is to be a woman of faith, excellence, Marianne Hayes, a graduate of Our Lady of leadership, and service. It is to be a young woman who the Assumption School, is an exemplary changes the world. St. Francis Ambassador and a member of the This may seem like an impossible task. But I know you Ambassador Leadership Board for the past can all change the world, because you’ve already changed three years, a Kairos student director, and mine forever. Retreat Team Leader. She is active in her home parish and volunteers her time tutoring Troubies, this moment is a big deal. It is an end and a at OLA. She has a happy and positive outlook beginning. Today one incredible door closes and another one opens. Enjoy this moment, and celebrate all that is and is a faith-filled young lady who will be an to come. Many great moments await us all if we just keep inspiration to all those at Loyola Marymount, swimming. So God bless and congratulations to the grad- which she will be attending in the fall. uating Class of 2018!

SPRING 2018 11 SALUTATORIAN OLIVIA FU Olivia Fu, a graduate of Brookfield School, aspires to academic excellence in all she does and has demonstrated a love and passion for lifelong learning. She is one of only a few seniors who has earned straight A’s in all eight semesters of high school in all seven subject areas. In addition to her academic excellence, she was the President of Key Club and Girl Up Club, as well as the captain of Mock Trial and Speech. She willingly gives of her time to mentor students on both of these academic teams. Olivia received the Principal’s Pillar of Excellence Award for her for outstanding academic achievements while embodying faith, excellence, leadership, and service. She will attend Harvard University in the fall.

The following is an excerpt from Olivia’s salutatory address to the Class of 2018 on Wednesday, May 23.

Recognizing our blessings must inspire us to work toward that very end a group of young women, so unique and talented and driven, and to for others, and as God teaches us in Proverbs 31:8, let us be the voice know that you belong here. That we all want only the best for you, and for the voiceless. We live in a historic time of youth activism, and each that this is only the beginning of a new journey. We’ve been through so of us has the power and responsibility to vote and shape the world we much and accomplished so much together, but now we’re headed to our want to live in. One that values human rights, community, and justice. own bright futures. We’ve got to go our own ways, now.

Each year of high school has sculpted us to become the people we are At this time, we are often asked to introduce ourselves. For me, I never today – the students strengthened by the pillars of Faith, Excellence, really had a fun fact or anything I felt would make me stand out. Sure, Leadership, and Service. The victories and stresses, revelations and end- I can play the piano and violin, but it doesn’t get the same reaction less fears, have made us the resilient, mature, and insightful students as, “oh, I’m a competitive horseback rider” or “I’m a hula dancer” you we are now. The Faith we found as freshmen will guide us to where we know? So this year, I’ve finally come to saying that I go to theLady are meant to be. The lessons of Excellence motivate us to work with Bird school, which I initially didn’t think was a big deal. Until I started diligence, and trust that hard work pays off. Our experiences as leaders going to college weekends and getting reactions of people freaking out. will empower us to leave our own mark. And the importance of Service And that gave me a sense of pride, to know that I go to the school that will make our mark one of goodness and charity. does things a little differently, that gives its students a sisterhood like no other, and that is special for all that it ingrains in its graduates. Though many things have changed in the past four years, the feeling of purpose and presence remains the same. You follow in the footsteps of Our dreams will change, and our world will evolve – but that’s okay. I generations of Sacramento students and world leaders, and sit amongst believe in us – the leaders, innovators, scholars; the teachers, doctors, an unbelievably special group of young women. They are some of the lawyers, businesswomen, and artists. I look up to you all, and know strongest people you will meet in your life, and have overcome so much there is so much passion and potential in this room. I cannot wait to see to be here today. you on the cover of Time Magazine and hear all the great things you’ll do, and I’ll say that I was in your class. But don’t just be the next Greta I want you to look around at your fellow students, the girls who have Gerwig – be the best version of yourself that is proud of your roots here, been with you every single day – on your best days, when all is good, and the future self that St. Francis will be proud of. Inspire the young and your worst. The girls who made time in their day to write you let- girls looking up at you. Whether it be four years from now or forty, ters, bake you cookies, and listen to you. Look around to the faculty and please know that we will always be cheering you on. And please, remem- staff, who supported you in and out of the classroom. Teachers, I cannot ber to take some time to rest, and recognize how far you’ve come. thank you all enough for investing your time and effort in our intellectu- al pursuits. For believing in us, and challenging us to succeed. And final- High school and St. Francis mean something a little different to each of ly, look up to your families. Your parents, siblings, relatives – they are the us. But may we always be guided by the sense of purpose and confi- ones who were there every step of the way. Who have watched you grow dence that we’ve gained to become our best selves. May we always han- from day one; who are incredibly proud to see you graduate this day. dle challenges with grace, confrontation with tact, and success with hu- mility. May we never forget our humble beginnings here; may we never This is the last time we will all be together as the Class of 2018 St. take the many chilly mornings and sun-kissed afternoons we’ve spent Francis Troubadours. I want you to remember this feeling of seeing here for granted. May we always be proud to be an SF Troubadour, and everyone who has supported you one last time. To sit in and amongst now, show the world what we’ve got!

12 LEADING BY EXAMPLE

St. Francis Catholic High School is blessed with young women who step up and into leadership positions. The Student Body Officers (SBOs) are the leaders, communicators, organizers, mobilizers, and most importantly, the visionaries for creating the student experience on and off campus. Working together with the Class Officers, they work to promote unity among students and provide a variety of activities that enhance the development of St. Francis students and are consistent with the school’s philosophy. Working under the leadership and guid- ance of Mrs. Cassy McGreevy, and supported by the entire St. Francis administration, faculty and staff, these student officers develop an understanding of servant leadership, ethical standards and community building.

We caught up with the 2017-2018 SBO team who AMANDA OSTROM: TREASURER shared insights for their current Troubie sisters and Holy Trinity School • University of California, Berkeley the leadership lessons they will take with them on “My favorite activity this year was Homecoming Prep, which are the weeks leading up to Homecoming Week in which the four classes are tirelessly their journey. working to prepare for the various events that week. I loved the creativity and innovation each year, and particularly enjoyed seeing pieces of what the ALEXIS AREIAS: PRESIDENT classes were building and planning. Being an officer during this time was Sutter Middle School • University of Southern California wonderful because it allowed us to spend time with each of the classes and anticipate with excitement the culmination of all their hard work.” “The biggest take away was definitely learning how to make people feel included. It was a big goal of ours to make everyone feel like they had a place JILLIE KATE RANDLE: SPIRIT COORDINATOR at SF and in every activity that we put on. It was hard and it came with time, Our Lady of the Assumption School • University of Notre Dame but it is something SO important to leadership and life in general.” “Through being an SBO, I have learned the power of teamwork. We used MARISA FAT: VICE PRESIDENT everyone’s input in some way and blended all of our ideas together for a Sacramento Country Day School • University of California, Los Angeles final product. We realized that we are all so different, with contrasting opinions, ideals, and strengths, but the point of working as a team is to “Being an SBO has taught me what it means to be a true servant leader. use each of those differing strengths and ideals to create the best outcome Not only have I developed skills that will help me throughout life such as possible… that is the power of teamwork.” public speaking, decision-making, and communication, but I have discov- ered what it means to be committed to a group of people and to devote as GRACE CONLIN: MINISTRY COORDINATOR much time and energy to that family as physically and mentally possible. I Stella Maris Academy in La Jolla, CA • Naval Academy can now confidently say that I am ready to accept the academic and social challenges that are put before me in college, but I know that I will always “I’ve learned the true value of servant leadership. I’ve learned the power of stay grounded and carry the qualities that I developed at St. Francis into a team, and I’ve learned the power of admitting weaknesses to my team, the next chapter of my life.” too. I will be forever grateful for not only the opportunities I’ve been given through Student Leadership, but also the incredible leadership I have had a ABBY ERCKENBRACK: SECRETARY chance to witness.” Elizabethtown High School in Arkansas • University of Iowa MELIA DOWD: HISTORIAN “Don’t be afraid to put yourself out there and get involved within the SF Arden Middle School • University of Oregon community. No matter if it is with clubs, academic teams, sports, theatre, or dance, you will find like-minded individuals who will push you to be and “Get involved in the St. Francis community, whether that be leadership, do your best. This is how I really grew to love and appreciate all that St. theater, sports, academic teams, or clubs. Try anything that interests you Francis has to offer.” and see what sticks. You really do get out what you put into the school, so invest in the things you enjoy.”

SPRING 2018 13 CLASS OF 2018 PILLAR AWARDS The Pillar Awards recognize outstanding contributions to our school community and are the highest awards that St. Francis bestows. Seniors recognized for these awards have demonstrated four years of commitment to our mission. These awards were established in 2002 by Marion Bishop who served as President from 2001 until her retirement in June 2012. GRACE CONLIN PAX ET BONUM AWARD

The Pax et Bonum Award represents St. Francis Catholic High School’s highest honor and is presented to a senior who best exemplifies the qualities of peace and goodness through her faith, excellence, leadership and service.

Grace was also presented with a Naval Academy Appointment by her father, Colonel Christopher Conlin, at the Awards Ceremony on May 3, 2018.

PAX ET BONUM AWARD RECIPIENTS 2002 Christine Quartuccio-Caran 2010 Alicia Salcedo 2003 Kelsey Hayward Guetschow 2011 Katie O’Dowd 2004 Sarah Young 2012 Hannah Francesca C. Gonzales 2005 Le-Mai Dam 2013 Jasmine Florentino 2007 Chloe Benson 2014 Clarissa James 2008 Margaret Lloyd 2015 Samantha Collins 2009 Natalie Speno 2016 Jessica Leatherby 2009 Margot Wolfersberger 2017 Alexandra Retodo

14 VICTORIA CASTILLON CAMPUS MINISTRY PILLAR OF FAITH AWARD

Victoria graduated from Sacred Heart Parish School and will attend CSU, Sacramento this fall. The Campus Ministry Pillar of Faith Award honors a senior who, during her four years, exemplified her faith through her commitment to her love of God by loving others. She lives out her faith in her everyday actions and contributes to the spiritual life of the school.

OLIVIA FU PRINCIPAL’S PILLAR OF EXCELLENCE AWARD Olivia graduated from Brookfield School and will attend Harvard University this fall. The Principal’s Pillar of Excellence Award is presented to a senior for outstanding achievement and embodiment of excellence. She demonstrates excellence in all endeavors and aspires to academic excellence to the best of her ability. She exhibits the skills needed for independent thought and life-long learning.

ABIGAIL ERCKENBRACK PRESIDENT’S PILLAR OF LEADERSHIP AWARD Abby transferred to St. Francis her sophomore year from Elizabethtown High School in Arkansas and will attend the University of Iowa this fall. The President’s Pillar of Leadership Award recognizes a senior with outstanding leadership skills and who has enriched the life of St. Francis High School. She is a student who models moral behavior and prudent judgment in all her interactions. She is a student who values and facilitates collaboration with her peers.

REESA ARTZ PILLAR OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE AWARD Reesa graduated from Sierra Oaks Elementary and will attend Sweet Briar College this fall. The Pillar of Christian Service Award honors a senior who embodies the heart and actions of a servant leader. She shows her love of St. Francis and our community through her actions. Inspired by her faith and the people she serves, this student demonstrates the spirit of merciful service and collaborative community.

NICOLE DANUWIDJAJA TROUBADOUR SPIRIT AWARD Nicole graduated from Winston Churchill Middle School and will attend Northeastern University this fall. The Troubadour Spirit Award is given to a senior who has shown extraordinary school spirit. Through her engaging spirit, she demonstrates a passion for St. Francis and inspires school spirit in her classmates. As a role model and promoter of the school, she is genuinely kind and positive, exuding joy and school pride in all her endeavors.

JILLIAN RANDLE TROUBADOUR SPIRIT AWARD Jillian graduated from Our Lady of the Assumption School and will attend the University of Notre Dame this fall. The Troubadour Spirit Award is given to a senior who has shown extraordinary school spirit. Through her engaging spirit, she demonstrates a passion for St. Francis and inspires school spirit in her classmates. As a role model and promoter of the school, she is genuinely kind and positive, exuding joy and school pride in all her endeavors.

SPRING 2018 15 Lia French Grace Gillis Lauren Grinbergs Marianne Hayes Shannon Kane Deirdre Mullins French ’85 Sara-Ann Schmitcke Gillis ’86 Jill Evans Grinbergs ’87 Clare Ann Squires Hayes ’55 (Grandmother) Judith Bagley Kane ’84

CLASS OF 2018 WE CAUGHT UP WITH A FEW LEGACY MOMS FROM THE CLASS OF 2018 TO GAIN A LITTLE INSIGHT LEGACY INTO ST. FRANCIS - THEN AND NOW.

KRISTEN BURKE-TOPPING ’87: MADELYN ’18 & MARY-KATE ’15

SFHS has been an extension of how we have raised our daughters. They both have been challenged academically and have grown in their faith as well as their friendships. I knew from experience that St. Francis would be the best environment for my daughters to receive an excellent education in a safe, nurturing, and faithful environment. I will always be grateful for the amazing teachers, coaches, SFHS families, and staff that have played such an important role in their lives.

JUDI BAGLEY KANE ’84: SHANNON ’18 & KILEY ’21

St. Francis was the right choice for Shannon because it provided her more than an education. She was surrounded by goal-oriented, loving friends that helped her navigate through those formative years. Her teachers were caring and knew her personally. SFHS provided a challenging curriculum that helped Shannon get into every college that she applied to.

St. Francis provides a sense of belonging. The education we received and the friendships we made helped define us today. I have made lifelong friends at SFHS and am confident Shannon and her friends will have similar bonds throughout life. We are looking forward to the next three years there with her sister, Kiley. Thank you to all the SFHS staff that so generously gave of their time to help Shannon become who she is today. We are very proud of her!

Isabella Sardo Madelyn Schildmeyer Alexandra Spencer Samantha Tran Kelli Percy Sardo ’87 Kristen Burke ’87 Grace Levy Spencer ’85 Megan Lama Flanagan ’84 Patricia Whealton Sardo ’66 (Grandmother) Margaret Castaneda Spencer ’55++ (Grandmother) We currently have 244 students on campus who are part of an SF Legacy, which includes 66 aunts, Lillyann McGee Hannah Prehoda Taylor Riffle Kalia Rucker Maria Bodrozic McGee ’79 Bonnie Beede Prehoda ’92 Kerri Jumper Riffle ’90 Melissa Arons Rucker ’98 8 grandmothers, 72 mothers, and 170 sisters! The Class of 2018 has 97 Legacy relationships.

MARIA BODROZIC McGEE ’79: LILLY ’18

St. Francis gave my daughter the tools and experiences to further her ambitions in life with confidence and gratitude.

BONNIE BEEDE PREHODA ’92: HANNAH ’18

I have so many great memories at St. Francis. One that always sticks out in my head was my freshman homecoming rally. There is nothing more exciting than an SF homecoming rally. For me, St. Francis still feels like home even after all these years.

GRACE LEVY SPENCER ’85: LEXI ’18 & TORI ’16

Both Tori and Lexi knew at an early age that St. Francis was where they wanted to attend high school. It helped that we have a long line of alumnae in our family, including their grandmother Margaret Castaneda Spencer ’55! I knew St. Francis was the right choice because of St. Francis’ excellence in academics, their strong unity in faith, their belief in teaching personal responsibility, having a culture of family, having a strong focus on giving back to the community, and fostering a strong sense of self confidence as women who “will change the world.”

We will always be proud to say we are St. Francis alumnae! The friends my girls had during high school will be their forever friends even as they make new ones. I still get together with many of my St. Francis girlfriends and there is a special bond that we have because we are St. Francis sisters. I look forward for my girls to experience this too in the years to come.

We would like to include legacy families from all the Sacramento all-girls Catholic schools. If a member of your family attended Loretto or Bishop Manogue and you have a current student at St. Francis, please update Dawn Winston at [email protected].

++Deceased SPRING 2018 17 A CELEBRATION OF GIVING & GIVERS

18 DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT MARYANNE KELLY

DEAR FRIENDS OF ST. FRANCIS,

The Annual Report edition of thePax et Bonum magazine provides a platform for recognizing all of you — current and past parents, students, alumnae, faculty and staff, and our numerous friends — for your partnership in advancing the mission of St. Francis Catholic High School. Together we create the place and programs where our young women can become all that God has called them to be. With your help in 2017-18, we witnessed many wonderful transformations (see the following spread). In addition to the $2,000 scholarship each student received, we were able to provide an additional $1,600,000 in tuition assistance for 30 percent of our families with financial need. Our school was enhanced in countless ways with the creation of a student rec room and leadership classroom, the installation of the new sport court in the Armory, the remodel of the girls’ bathrooms, the addition of carpet squares in the gym for Masses and special events, new faculty conference rooms, the addition of electric car charging stations, and so much more! We also “funded a vision” to build a new outdoor math classroom; this project brought the entire SFHS community together to envision and actualize an environment that would bridge the learning of mathematics with the peace and beauty of nature. Our students really embraced the culture of philanthropy with greater than 70 percent of students participating in our day of giving, Thankful Thursday. They not only raised $5,000 for their Troubie sisters, their energy ignited the entire community resulting in our biggest day of giving yet! Our students also raised more than $17,500 to support other nonprofits in the area and abroad, and our seniors contributed more than $15,000 to student scholarships through the new painted parking space program. As our students and parents can attest, our faculty and staff work tirelessly to nurture and empower young women and instill the values of gratitude and generosity. In addition to their love and labor, this group contributed more than $50,000 for student scholarships and the new outdoor math classroom. Thank you to all who gave of their time, talent and treasure to make the 2017-18 year a success. Your continued investment in St. Francis and our Troubadours provides the essential funds for financial assistance to students in need, enriched academic programs, life changing faith experiences, top tier arts and athletic offerings, provision and upkeep of superior facilities, and other expenses not covered by tuition. If you are interested in donating as part of the 2018-19 year, please visit www.stfrancishs.org/mygift or contact the Advancement Office at 916-737-5033. With enduring gratitude,

SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS JULY 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 2018 St. Francis Fund $570,579 Day of Giving $207,840 Named Scholarships $22,075 Special Events $560,472 Crab Feed $110,000 Revelry $450,472 Endowment Gifts $155,700 Special Purpose $230,414 Total Giving: $1,517,165

The St. Francis Fund consists of unrestricted annual gifts and is the cornerstone of philanthropic giving at St. Francis Catholic High School, representing the affirmation and commitment of those dedicated to our mission.

SPRING 2018 19 Student teacher ratio 30,020 hours 1:16 of service SFHS granted the completed by students highest level of accreditation $1.6 million at 418 different from WASC with a in tuition assistance organizations six-year all-clear provided to 29% of students

New Sport Court installed in the former National Guard Armory property to serve as the main practice floor for the Students raised SFHS freshman basketball team $17,500+ and the Cristo Rey High School to support other Average Class Size boys and girl’s volleyball and nonprofits including 22 basketball programs. our Ghana sister school, CRS Rice Bowl, Catholic Charities, Next Move Shelter, Team Celebrate, Sacramento Food Bank BECAUSE OF YOU Refugee Services & THANK YOU TO OUR PHILANTHROPIC PARTNERS. TOGETHER WE CREATE Cardinal Newman THE PLACE AND PROGRAMS WHERE YOUNG WOMEN CAN THRIVE. High School

60+ concerts, performances, & art exhibits $30 million in scholarships received by the Class of 2018

651 AP Exams completed with an 85.8% pass rate (vs. 61% national average) SFHS had the largest non-profit team with 298 at the 24th Annual Run to Feed the Hungry

Faculty & staff contributed $50,000+ to student scholarships SF has won 914 students and the outdoor 91 Sac-Joaquin participated in a math classroom. Section titles, one- to four-day retreat more than any other Added a new girls’ program, and $15,000+ raised by seniors for tuition outdoor math assistance through “painted parking spaces” recently earned the classroom 2017-2018 to inspire and engage Troubies Delta League in a “green” All-Sports Trophy. environment

Facilities enhancements: • creation of a student rec room & leadership 100% of the Class of 2018 classroom • remodel of girls’ bathrooms is attending college; • new faculty conference 90% are enrolled at rooms four-year universities • electric car charging stations • Elvas Avenue landscaping enhanced • restriping the cell phone lot • the addition of carpet squares for the gym for SFHS student-athletes had More than 50% of students participated on one Masses and special events a cumulative GPA of 3.61 of our 27 teams across 12 different sports. 20 members of the Class of 2018 committed to play collegiate sports

745 students participated Parents performed more than 20,000 service hours in Thankful Thursday to the school, including 15+ Booster Que BBQ’s raising nearly $5,000 LIFETIME GIVING Maryann & Frank Schubert ++ The following benefactors of St. Francis Catholic High School have continuously given to the school Ginny Sansom Sickells ’55 & Charles Sickels JoAnn & Mike Stodden, and through their individual cumulative donations* have supported St. Francis at a substantial level. Buzz Oates Group of Companies We are truly grateful for the generosity of these exceptional supporters. This report reflects donations Chris Tescher, Tescher-Levett Investments, Inc. through June 30, 2018. The Angelo K. & Sofia Tsakopoulos Family Debbie & Bill Warne Williams + Paddon Architects + Planners, Inc. $1,000,000+ $50,000-$99,999 $25,000-$49,999 Phyllis++ & Tom Wootton Sandra Geary Cook ’54++ & John Cook, Jr. Admail West, Inc. Julie Al-Huneidi & Byron Bayer, Most Reverend Bishop Jaime Soto, Anonymous Bayer Protective Services $15,000- $24,999 Diocese of Sacramento Tracy & James Beckwith, Five Star Bank Sandy Alexander & Kent Hallmeyer, Aerojet Rocketdyne Delivers Margo Reid Brown ’81 & Rick Brown Frontier Dental Labs Teresa & Greg Aguilera, BlueLine Rental $500,000-$999,999 Janet & Dale Debber Sonbol & Mansour Aliabadi Crystal & Jeff Anderson Kathleen & James Deeringer Julie & Phil Angelides Lorna & Edmund Ang Harry C. & Deborah L. Elliott Family Rev. William Dinelli, William O. Dinelli Family Ada & Jeff Bauman Sharon & Marc Aprea Foundation (Roxanne Elliott ’94, Dr. Pam DiTomasso ’72 & Steve Lovotti Patrick A. Bianchi Irrevocable Trust Michelle James & David Artale Chelsea Elliott ’04), Elliott Family Pam & Steve Eggert Jenny & Jed Bittner Janine & Ami Bera Foundation Kristin & Mark Enes Tina & Christopher Bobo, Wendy & Thomas Birmingham ++ Paul J. Fry II , The Fry Family Sue Garcia Bobo Construction, Inc. Thomas Borge Maria Reid Vail ’82 & Brian Vail Dawn & James Gately, Gately Foundation Jennie & James Boggan Susan & Robert Burky Carol & John Gumbelevicius, Vanguard Renee & Paul Bollinger Marsha & Larry Carson $250,000-$499,999 Charitable Endowment Program Rhea++ & Dan Brunner Julia & Neil Clark Havlick Family Trust Jan & Jim Coffrini Donald Clutter Family Beth & Jim Carlsen Intel Foundation Rev. Edward Collins Mary Cogan-Pérez & Roberto Pérez Tracy Best Demetre ’82 & Mark Demetre Wendy & Cole Klokkevold Joy & Jeff Cornette Carol Oettle Colby ’55 & Thomas Colby A.G. Kassis Memorial Scholarship Fund Kathleen & Stephen Mahaney Jana & Jim Cuneo Ava & Christopher Conlin Joan & Dick Nelson Cynthia & Greg Dyer Cynthia & James Cost $100,000-$249,999 Sherri & John Norwood, Norwood Associates Patty Estopinal Jenna & Scott Davis, Southgate Glass Celia Puff, TeleDirect Communications, Inc. Amy A. Fournier Penny Dodson Marion & Paul Bishop Kellie & Jeff Randle, Randle Communications Leonor & Basil Fox Nonda & Bill Donovan L and D Landfill, The Lien Family, Jayne & R. Scott Rasmussen, Andrea & Jay Heckenlively Mary Geary Ellingson ’67 & Dennis Ellingson The Donant Foundation Ravel Rasmussen Properties Belinda Beckett & Norman Hile Danae & Greg Evrigenis Sandy & Mick Malaney, Big Hairy Dog Lawrence J. Bass, Bill Campbell, Frederick Kelli & Neil Huettenhain Shareen & J.C. Fat Information Systems, Inc. Harold, William Hegg, William Pattison, Flo & Chris Kahn Julie Filizetti Fr. Leo McAllister Scholarship Fund and Henry Wirz of the RCA Community Theresa & Thomas Kandris John Finegan, Finegan Family Foundation Kathy & Pat McClain, Hanson McClain Fund of the Sacramento Region Sue & Chris Kane Rena DeNigris Fischer ’95 Susan & Bill Parker, Community Foundation Marion & John++ Kassis Jennifer & James Fitzgerald, Parker Development Company Colleen O’Neil Reilly ’78 & Dan Reilly, Lisa & Michael Koewler MarketOne Builders, Inc. Marge & Dick Pashley Caltronics Ann & Daniel Kramer John Hartmann Maria & Lance Porter Lindsey & Andrew Sackheim Julie & Alan Laskin, Jennifer & Bill Hayes Roebbelen Contracting, Inc. Nancy & Rob Sbisa, Wells Fargo Bank Law Offices of Alan M. Laskin Vicki & Philip Johnson Charlie & Ann Schwing, Susan Butler Siler ’58 & James G. Siler Angela & Richard Lavezzo, Arraycon LLC MaryAnne & Jay Kapila, Schwing Family Fund of the Marion Kaeser Slakey ’48 & Thomas Slakey Laura & William Leszinske TRC Trading Corporation Sac Region Community Foundation Lori & Terry Street Nina & J. Timothy Lewis Gregory Kelly Shannon & Randy Terwedo Julie & Mike Teel, Raley’s/Bel Air Lynn Lok-Payne & Mckenna Payne ’14 Julia Kelly Sandy & Jerry Tokunaga Gigi & Timothy Mar Mohammed Khan Wells Fargo Educational Matching Julie & Craig McNamara Suzanne Kilmer, Laser and Skin Surgery Gift Program Wendy & George Miller Center of Northern California Ingrid & Russ Niles Betsy Kimball Pacific Coast Companies, Inc, Lori & Steven Kimball Pacific Coast Building Products, Inc. Jennifer & Edward Lee Endowed Fund, Christine & David Cheryl Lieu & Kelvin Mark We greatly appreciate gifts of all amounts, and every effort has Lucchetti, Megan Lucchetti Vincent ’88 Trish & Marcus Lo Duca been made to present a correct listing of donors. If there is an error & Don Vincent Doreen & Stanley Lukowicz in the listing of your name, or if you made a gift during this period Veronica Padilla-Valdez ’94 & Vaughn Mary & Bill McDonald and are not listed, please accept our sincere apologies. Valdez, Valdez Painting Jim & Catherine McFadden Helen Manfredi Pierson ’74 & William Pierson Heidi & Kevin McKim Please contact MaryAnne Kelly, Director of Advancement, at Diane Plumlee & Michael van den Akker Liza & Chris Micheli 916.737.5033 so that we can make the necessary corrections. Kathleen & Kevin Ramos Karen & Richard Moorhouse Carolyn & John Reid Stacy & Steven Morgan *Donations to the school have been recorded in our data base dating Rosemary & John Ross Jo & Stephen Morrison back to 1983. Gifts received prior to that date may not be reflected in our Christine & Todd Sanfilippo Jennifer & James Murrin Cumulative Giving list. We apologize for any errors or omissions. Suzanne & James Schraith Lisa & David Nickum

++Deceased 22 Jennifer & Michael O’Brien Susan & Steve Cippa Laura & Brendan O’Neill JoAnn & Larry Clark Kerrie & Kevin O’Neill Alison & Dan Corfee Susan & Ulrich Pelz Teresa & Jon Crowley Rev. Edward Pepka J. Russell Cunningham Maribeth & Thomas Prendergast, Christine & George Dakkak DAK Landscaping and Custom Design Diane & Kevin Dasen Katina Rapton, Mel Rapton Honda DesCor Builders, Brad Des Jardin Carolyn & John Reid Lynn & Kirk Dowdell Janet Koewler Reilly ’82 & Clint Reilly Kay & David Evans Elizabeth & Manuel Romero Denise & George Farnsworth Linda & Garrett Ryle Elizabeth & John Foraker Anne Geremia Sadler ’80 & Scott Sadler Benjamin Frank Peter Scheid Kay Gaines Loretta & Stephen M. Sellers, Sr. Cathleen Gardella ’66 Lisa & Scott Setzer, The Setzer Foundation Beverly Geremia WHY I GIVE Lynn Hutchison & Michael Simpson Angela Kufasimes Gianulias ’86 Christine Farley Skeoch ’83, Gary Glenesk Hamilton Jewelers Linda & Wayne Gross Mercedes Bidwell Slakey ’49 & Robert Slakey Ann Hass & Paul Davis, PAM DiTOMASSO ’72 Shari & Darce Slate, Pure Dentistry Sutter Downtown Dermatology PAM DiTOMASSO ’72 & STEVE LOVOTTI (MARIA ’05) Anthony Spinetta Caroline Hallmark-Jensen Diane & Jack Stewart Darlene & Stephen Hemington Alicia & Christian Swanson Julieanne & Patrick Hinrichsen Valerie & Joe Pearlman “I am thankful to St. Celestine & Scott Syphax Catherine Watson & Andrew Huang Jennifer & Ken Peters Rosamaria & Emil Tanghetti Carolyn & Buddy Hubbert Laura & Dean Petersen Francis for allowing Lynda & Christopher Taylor IBM PG & E Matching Gifts Program me to come back and Elleene & Tony Tessier Vicki & Michael Ingram, Sacramento Jane & Terry Piland Robin & Stephen Tipton Cardiovascular Surgeons, Inc Julie Quinn ’86 serve on its Board Josie & Maury VanSacker J. Mark Jackson Barbara & Chris Ramm of Trustees, helping Kelly Whitcomb-Weston & David Weston, Leslie Moretti Jaime ’81 & Matthew Jaime Holly & W. Kent Ramos to create a vision for Weston & Associated Mechanical Kelly Jensen Theresa & Robert Rodgers Engineers, Inc. Kellie & Gary Johnson, Kristen & Edward Rudis today’s young women Lesa & Thomas Whetzel ACE Clearwater Enterprises Darcy & John Saca who will eventually Jean & Lewis Winchell Kathy & Kenneth Jorgensen Elizabeth & Mark Sheffield Mary & Christopher Zanobini, Golden James Joyce Family Christine & Mark Skreden leave their mark and State Fruit Company Pamela & Ted Keefer Susan Sompayrac, Radiological Associates change the world. I Joanne & Kyle Kelley of Sacramento Medical Group, Inc. invite you to join me $10,000-$14,999 Msgr. James Kidder Jay Stewart Kristin & Matt King Kathleen & Eric Stille, Nugget Market, Inc. in experiencing the Joyce & Ken Adamson Charles Kollerer Debbie & Robert Stoddard Louise Agos Matina & Sotiris Kolokotronis Jennifer Stolo & Keith Diederich joy of giving to St. Dana Griffin-Aguilar & Michael Aguilar Lisa & Christopher Ksidakis Teri & Kevin Stone Francis. The main AIG Matching Grants Program Jeannine & Russ Kuhn Jennifer & Dennis Sweeney Paul Akuna Lammerding Sisters Alan Telford reason for giving is to Naomi & David Araldi Stanley Lukowicz, III, Ann & James Tracy enjoy personal spiritual Areta Brothers Trust Capital City Loan & Jewelry Peter Turner growth and the joy that Jane & Steve Baker Elizabeth Madrid Trisha & Tom Uhrhammer Jeanmarie & Rick Barthels Gloria & David Magorien Kim & Derek Vanacore results in generosity, Matthew Bartkiewicz Debbie & Robin Martial Lisa & Javier Vande Steeg thus fulfilling our Anne & Doug Bayless Allison & Michael McCormick, Richard Weldon Elizabeth & Wilson Bean Alpine Allergy and Asthma Association Stephanie Wetch purpose to serve God Hal Beck Carol & Niall Meagher Laura & Scott Wigginton by helping others.” Kathryn Beltrami ’69 & Martin Pierucci Cassandra & Ken Mennemeier, Ann Ryan Wilson Julie & Shawn Bennett Mennemeier, Glassman & Stroud LLP Nadine & Thomas Winn, Shelby Best++ Janet & Greg Meredith, Thomas P. Winn Foundation Monica & William Beyer Nagley, Meredith & Miller Joni Borbón & Ted Wun Bishop-Wisecarver Corporation Erin O’Neil Mickiewicz ’74 & Tim Mickiewicz Sydney Young ’81 & Tom McCaffery Boeing Company Paula & Steve Mumm, Merry Maids Laurie & Douglas Young, Vanessa & Mark Boston Michelle & Paul Murphy Northern California Research Allison & Charles Boudreaux, Calkin and Mollie Munizich Nelson ’86 & William Nelson Trish & Mark Ziegler Boudreaux Dermatology Associates Mary & Darrell Norris Dona & Denis Zilaff Augusta & Kelly Brothers, Paola & Raul Ocazionez Genovese, Burford & Brothers Susan Romanello Olson ’67 & Ted Olson Susan & Rodney Campbell Nancy Pape

SPRING 2018 23 ANNUAL REPORT OF GIVING 2017-2018 Jennifer & James Fitzgerald The following individuals, foundations, and businesses made gifts to St. Francis Catholic High School Carol & John Frank Deirdre Mullins French ’85 & Chris French between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018 and are listed according to giving society. This list includes Marjorie & Mark Friedman donations made through the St. Francis Fund inclusive of scholarship funds, Thankful Thursday, United Way, Leah & Patrick Frink other workplace charitable gift programs, fundraising events, and investments for capital improvements. Aprille & Brian Giradot Christina Troja Guerrera ’89 & Tony Guerrera Caroline & James Halloran CIRCLE OF ST. FRANCIS Pacific Coast Companies, Inc, Pacific Coast The William O. Dinelli Family Ramona & James Hechtl Building Products, Inc. Endowed Fund, Kristin & Mark Enes Julia & Joseph Heideman Julie Sandino-Areias & Rusty Areias Christine & David Lucchetti, Megan Stacey Ferrera Fairley ’92 & Scott Fairley Rosemary Hill Cook ’96 Thomas Borge Lucchetti Vincent ’88 & Don Vincent Alyssa & Kenneth Fry Julieanne & Patrick Hinrichsen ++ Sandra Geary Cook ’54 & John Cook, Jr. Helen Manfredi Pierson ’74 & William Pierson Carol & John Gumbelevicius, Vanguard Judith Bagley Kane ’84 & Kerry Kane Joy & Jeff Cornette Celia Puff, TeleDirect Communications, Inc. Charitable Endowment Program MaryAnne Kelly Harry C. & Deborah L. Elliott Family Kathleen & Kevin Ramos Diane & Paul Henderson, Cheryl & Steve Kiyama Foundation (Roxanne Elliott ’94, Chelsea Colleen O’Neil Reilly ’78 & Daniel Reilly, Abbott & Kindermann, Inc. Knights of Columbus, Council #6066 Elliott ’04), Elliott Family Foundation Caltronics Intel Corporation Angela & Richard Lavezzo, Arraycon LLC Dawn & James Gately, Gately Foundation Kristen & Edward Rudis Kristi & Jeff Jones Patty & Alan Leatherby A.G. Kassis Memorial Scholarship Fund Christine & Todd Sanfilippo MaryAnne & Jay Kapila, L and D Landfill, The Lien Family Sandy & Mick Malaney, Nancy & Rob Sbisa, Wells Fargo Bank TRC Trading Corporation Erin O’Neil Mickiewicz ’74 & Tim Mickiewicz Big Hairy Dog Information Systems, Inc. Charlie & Ann Schwing, Sharon Kassis ’67 Shannon & Eric Momsen Fr. Leo McAllister Scholarship Fund Schwing Family Fund of the Sacramento Wendy & Cole Klokkevold Rev. Martin Moroney Mary & Bill McDonald Region Community Foundation Veronica Padilla Valdez ’94 & Vaughn Sean Mullin, Merrill Lynch Lisa & David Nickum Most Reverend Bishop Jaime Soto, Valdez, Valdez Painting, Inc. Mollie Munizich Nelson ’86 & William Nelson Diocese of Sacramento Barbara & Chris Ramm Kerrie & Kevin O’Neill Anthony Spinetta Kellie & Jeff Randle, Randle Communications Paola & Raul Ocazionez Sandy & Jerry Tokunaga Janet Koewler Reilly ’82 & Clint Reilly Kimberly Parks-Emerson & Brian Emerson Sofia & Angelo Tsakopoulos, Greg Schubert, GPS Construction Jennifer & Ken Peters “In my 35 years AKT Communities Fund of the Sacramento Lisa & Scott Setzer, The Setzer Foundation Barbara & Greg Peterson teaching at Region Community Foundation Elizabeth & Mark Sheffield, Marcie Dalton & Mark Roberts Wells Fargo Educational Matching Homeward Band Headbands Theresa & Robert Rodgers St. Francis, I saw Gift Program Marion Kaeser Slakey ’48 & Thomas Slakey Debra & Thomas Russell many girls benefit Julie & Kevin Sloat Carrie Benvenuti Sedar ’88 & John Sedar PAX ET BONUM CIRCLE Jennifer Stolo & Keith Diederich Christine Farley Skeoch ’83, greatly from the Lynda & Christopher Taylor Hamilton Jewelers opportunities unique Amaturo Family Foundation Chris Thompson Liza & Michael Stephens to the SF community. Anonymous Maria Reid Vail ’82 & Brian Vail Jennifer & Denis Sweeney Apple Scott Wetch, Carter, Wetch & Associates Andrea & Robert Sylvester I want to do what I Ada & Jeff Bauman Shannon & Randal Terwedo can to make those Susan & Robert Burky ASSISI CIRCLE Holly & Jacob Thompson Ava Marie & Christopher Conlin Claudia & Michael Tringale opportunities possible Jenna & Scott Davis, Southgate Glass Michelle & Juan Acosta United Way for future Troubies.” Kathleen & James Deeringer Awards By Kay Lisa & Kurt von Geldern Tracy & James Beckwith, Five Star Bank Stephanie Wilkes & Marc Vallier James Berry Lisa & Chip Wilkins Vanessa & Mark Boston Cari & Stuart Wright Lisa & Jonathan Breslau CHARLIE & ANN SCHWING Bristol-Myers Squibb Employee Giving Program TROUBADOUR CIRCLE Augusta & Kelly Brothers, A & B Asphalt Genovese, Burford & Brothers Lorna & Darin Adams Laura Burmester Paula & Clark Allison Julia & Christopher Burrows Beth Theobald Anderson ’80 Shelley & Darin Carlsen Melanie & Brent Andrews Kristin & Bill Casale Athletics Unlimited Ann & Mike Casentini Karen & Dominic Ayotte Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services Jennifer & Matt Back Carol Oettle Colby ’55 & Thomas Colby Nicole & Will Baer Most Reverend Bishop Myron Cotta Lisa Doherty-Baichtal & Peter Baichtal Alexxa DeBenedetti Trudi Ann & Kenneth Balestreri Fadia Desmond Kay & Jeff Barnes Maureen & John Dillie Mari & Warren Bassel Erin & Ryan Dunlay Elise Bauer ’78 Lori Dwyre & James Franke Elizabeth & Charles Beigh Environmental Landscape Solutions Sheri & Peter Belafsky WHY I GIVE Patty Estopinal Julie Cummings & Robert Bilo Lorraine & Nestor Fernandez Marion & Paul Bishop ++Deceased 24 Bishop-Wisecarver Corporation Jamie Dreher BNSF Railway Trisa & Gene Endicott Christine & Tim Bosley April Fallon ’84 & Ramzi Nahas Tracy & David Brezinski Shareen & J.C. Fat Brin Wojcicki Foundation Wendy Fisher Michelle & Joseph Britton Kristen Franz Beth & Lance Brunner Todd Gage & Rick Welts Tim & Steph Busch Family Foundation Darcie Jean & Gregory Garcia Christine & Todd Cabral Nora Geraghty & Stephen Boyle Mary Joy & Richard Callueng Angela Kufasimes Gianulias ’86 Christi Calpo Mark Gilbert Diane & Gary Carlin Kathy Kirrene Gonzales ’76 & Mike Gonzales Veronica & Edmundo Castaneda Marisa & Mark Graham, Maria & Paul Chan Richard’s Tree Service, Inc. Gurvinder & Samy Chauhan Linda & Garrett Gravelle Cindy & Michael Christman Angelica & Christopher Ha WHY I GIVE Julia & Neil Clark Michele Haddad ’88 & Scott Curtiss Mary Cogan-Pérez & Roberto Pérez Annette & Tom Harmon Irene & Sean Colgan Susan & Mehrat Hazeghazam Margareth Marrugo Padilla & Darlene & Stephen Hemington MARION SLAKEY ’48 Miguel Corvacho Hernandez Jenny & Philip Hollenbach TOM SLAKEY & MARION KAESER SLAKEY ’48 Cynthia & James Cost Denise & Allen Holmes Earlyn Cunanan & Robert Noll Holy Rosary #122 Young Ladies Institute Jana & Jim Cuneo Holy Spirit School Kristin & Maurice Punter Pamela DiTomasso ’72 & Steve Lovotti Celeste & Todd Jones Frances & Jamie Purviance “I am grateful for the Sandra Jones Julie Quinn ’86 education I received at Debbie & Kevin Kenny Sandie & Bob Rice MoonJoo Ahn & Young Kim Elizabeth Sandoval Romero & ‘tiny’ St. Francis High Kristin & Matt King Manuel Romero Terry & William Klas Betsey Mitchell & John Runnberg School in the 1940s. Knights of Columbus, Council #4970, Amy & Matthew Ryan I was as well prepared Arden-Carmichael, Inc. Betty & Patrick Ryan Ann & Daniel Kramer Sacramento Lady Rebels to attend Cornell and Amy Watson Krause ’90 & Peter Krause Margie & Paul Sasaura Laval universities as THE PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Cecilia & Darren Labrie Kristen Hebert Shepard ’02 Christine Lambert-Winter ’87 & Stacie & Randy Simpson students from the CIRCLE OF ST. FRANCIS S. Curtis Winter Tracey & Russ Skinner Stacy & Dave Smith superior eastern high $10,000 and above Susan & Robert Lapsley Mary Jane Lee Jennifer & Jeffrey Southard schools. Tom and PAX ET BONUM CIRCLE Lynette Otten Spaich ’66 Rose Lester, Lester Consulting Group, Inc. I contribute to St. $5,000 - $9,999 Shirley Liu & John Ingoglia SS Peter & Paul Parish Lynn Lok-Payne & McKenna Payne ’14 St. Charles Borromeo Women’s Club Francis so that girls ASSISI CIRCLE Deborah Lukowicz St. John Vianney Parish $2,500 - $4,999 Carolyn Lyon JoAnn & Michael Stodden, in need can have a Kevin Malone Buzz Oates Group of Companies superior Catholic TROUBADOUR CIRCLE Pamela & Thomas Marcinek Kelly & Patrick Sullivan $1,000 - $2,499 John Matzoll, Merrill Lynch Fr. Joe Ternullo education.” Terrapin Technology Group YOUNG ALUMNAE (’07-’17) Cynthia Pierson McBride ’00 & Kevin McBride Heidi & Kevin McKim Michelle & Bruce Timm $250 and above Ruth & Craig McLoughlin Tracy & Michael Tooley Carol & Niall Meagher Anh Ha & Steven Tsuyuki LOYALTY CLUBS Lisa & Patrick Mealoy Cecilia Velez Gus Morr Kristin Stassi Venegas ’83 & Art Venegas CANTICLE CIRCLE Sowaiba & Tariq Munir Dorothy & Patrick Wagner $500 - $999 Gabriella & Christopher Neubuerger Debbie & Bill Warne Mary & Darrell Norris Trisha & Kevin Wick FRANCISCAN CIRCLE Sherri & John Norwood, Norwood Associates Laura Wicklman $250 - $499 Our Lady of the Assumption School Laura & Scott Wigginton Lisa & David Williams STEWARDSHIP CIRCLE Michelle & Shawn Overholtzer Jacqueline Ho & Randall Ow Rita Gallaway Williams ’87 $100 - $249 Paymaneh Pakyari & Ali Azarm Peggy Moore Willumson ’68 & RED & GOLD CIRCLE Theresa & Dexter Parulan Glenn Willumson Susan & Ulrich Pelz Laurie & Douglas Young, $50 - $99 PG & E Matching Gifts Program Northern California Research FRIENDS CIRCLE Sandra & Sunil Pimenta Barbara & Tom Young Gifts up to $50 Presentation School Marisa & Michael Ziegler Kevin Procida Kimberley & Gilbert Zogbi

SPRING 2018 25 Nasim Fazel & Javid Javidan Alison Morr ’89 & Stephen Gemperle Lydia & Paul Fontana Careyann & Craig Morris Jennifer & Michael Freeworth Colleen & Scott Morrison Melanie & Stansfield Fries Pamela Myczek ’65 Jeanette & Michael Frisch Catherine Stegner Nacey ’79 & Ken Nacey Joanne Gallo Soma & Sanjib Nayak Loraine & Edward Gamsaragan Nha-An & Thomas Nguyen Rosanna Garcia ’81 & Jeff Slodowitz Sadia & Zahid Niazi Sara-Ann Schmitcke Gillis ’86 Linda & Rick Norman Barbara Frazier Gluvers ’03 & Joseph Gluvers Jennifer O’Brien Cooley ’89 & Sean Cooley Kari & Steve Goodwin Andrea Goodwin & Terry O’Callaghan Gwyn Gordon ’85 & Damian Marhefka Danielle O’Day Brown & Aaron Brown Susan Mosher Gore ’63 Susan Romanello Olson ’67 & Ted Olson Susie & Dwayne Graybill Michelle & Matthew Paganucci WHY I GIVE Karen & Ken Grehm Karen & Mike Pank Karin Gumbelevicius Adriana & Frank Paoletti Jennie & Chris Hagerty April & Cory Parish Hansel Phelps Construction Co. PK Automate Inc. ANTHONY SPINETTA Carolyn Hardwick Prietto Cueto Fund Jessica Hawthorne Marise & David Purser Maria & Jay Hendrickson Mabel Rivera & Yvan Quintana “I give to St. Francis Hewlett Packard Employee Charitable Katina Rapton, Mel Rapton Honda to support academic Giving Program Lisa & Charles Rea Leigh Hiers ’96 Tracie & Mark Roddy and leadership CANTICLE CIRCLE Jacqueline & Gerard Hoppa Sarah Romero opportunities for AIG Matching Grants Program Elizabeth Hughes Susan & Joseph Rosendahl young women in the Melanie Albaracin Akers ’00 & Geoffrey Akers Eleanor Gabrielli Ielati ’87 & Dominic Ielati Shannon & Tom Ross Armida & Martin Alvarez Italian Catholic Federation Branch 73 Sarah & Martin Ruano Sacramento area. The Kiera Mickiewicz Anderson ’99 & Italian Catholic Federation of California Melinda & Vince Russo sense of community Bradford Anderson Rosalyn & Eddie Johnson Anne Geremia Sadler ’80 & Scott Sadler Anonymous Floreine & Christopher Kahn Diane Saeed-Freund & Eric Freund fostered by SFHS Lori & Mark Ansell DeAnn Bennett Kamilos ’69 Ali & Rob Sandman amplifies the school’s Shahnaz & Shakil Anwar Maggie Kawasaki-Murray Carol & Jose Savedra Denise Arend ’73 & Kristin Montgomery Michelle Kelly Matthew Schaedler academic rigor, Julie & Robert Austin Knights of Columbus #15693 Denise Schiller & Bradlee Terry and the confidence Jane & Stephen Baker Knights of Columbus, Council #9469 Mary Ella Scott Marcia & Francois Barbe Knights of Columbus, Meg & Manny Scrofani instilled by four years Tanya Jaime Bell ’86 & John Bell Our Lady of Grace Council Emily & Brian Silva on this campus shines Marianne Beyer ’04 Denise & Steven Konigsfeld Kim-Xuan & James Siy through whenever I Laurie & Gregory Bisi Elkie & Terrance Fu Ron Sliger Linda & Gregory Brida Julie & Alan Laskin, Aliceon & Gordon Sloss meet a Troubie - from Augusta & Kelly Brothers, Law Offices of Alan M. Laskin Lynda Ubungen SooHoo ’86 & any generation! I give Genovese, Burford & Brothers Grace Lee & Henry Zhu Sheldon SooHoo JoAnne Mahaney-Buehler & David Buehler Jane Yeun & Randall Lee St. John Notre Dame School to St. Francis because Mary & Ramon Castellano Tara Leung & David Grealish St. John the Baptist Parish this school is a local Stephanie & Gregory Cates Elizabeth Maly Lindgren ’84 & St. Mary School Myra Pascua & Joseph Chang J. Stanley Lindgren St. Rose School treasure that has Beliz & Louis Chappuie Tina Lucas State Street Matching Gift Program enriched our city for Joann Clemons Chassman ’80 & Jan & R. Todd Luoma Angela & Richard Strawn Mark Chassman Kellie & Mark Lynch Antoinette & Christopher Stuart nearly eighty years.” Mary Leonard Conklin ’68 & Thomas Conklin Susan Earl-Lynn & Michael Lynn Holly & Ali Tajlil Rhonda & Mark Cordano Nilu Maboudi & Nima Pahlavan Denise & Thomas Tapken Catherine & Jonathan Coupal Lisa & Jeff Magley Pamela & Abel Tenorio Colene & James Crowley Patricia Maier Andrea Todd & Gary Goyette Thomas Curtis Naomi & Frank Mascarinas Michelle & Andrew Torres YOUNG ALUMNAE Peggy & Kent Daft Trudi & Robert McElderry Pauline & Lawrence Upjohn Daponde Szabo Rowe PC Catherine & Jim McFadden Debbie & Benjamin Valdez Bailey Aguilar ’15 Miki & Porfirio de Leon Maria Bodrozic McGee ’79 & Joseph McGee Josie & Robert VanSacker Brooke Aprea ’15 Jonathan Deeringer Catherine & Mark McGreevy Sharyn & Gregory Verdon Madison Kenny ’12 Nancy & Alex Del Guerra Diane Neururer McGuire ’67 & Ken McGuire Stephanie Villanueva ’98 Troy Devine & Charles Cunningham Lisa & Jon McHenry Gina Vinella & Richard Stacy Lori Lien ’08 Kathleen & Matthew Dickey Karen & Leonard McManus Jean & Bob Waldvogel Victoria Rudd ’09 Marleen Masuoka & Michael Dishno Mary Merz McShan ’80 Deirdre & Richard Walke Marion Sarte ’08 Nancy Lynch Doyle ’77 & John Doyle Elias Mendoza Joanne Gliebe Winchell ’51 Kelly Sheffield ’16 Stephanie & Anthony Epolite Sallie & Kevin Merker Sarah Young ’04 Brooke Vowell ’12 Margot & Christopher Evans Tracey Volpicelli Metzger ’86 & Susan & Edward Younger Terri & Bill Ezaki Langford Metzger ++Deceased 26 FRANCISCAN CIRCLE Jenny Crawford Steve Shaff Janine Cuneo ’94 Brandee & Marc Sievers Dana Griffin-Aguilar & Michael Aguilar Christopher Czabaranek Elizabeth & Bob Slater Vivian & Ernie Alarcon Stephanie & Lou Dedier, The Mimosa House Sarah & Wayne Soloaga Intania & Bruce Alcoran Stacy & Christian DeMarais St. Francis High School Latin Club Naoko & Thomas Asker Lynn & Kirk Dowdell Catherine Carbonaro & Joseph Steinmetz “St. Francis is a gift to Cynthia & Scott Austin Maria & Sean Edgar Evelyn & Sean Suess the students who get Meghan Baichtal Mary Geary Ellingson ’67 & Dennis Ellingson Kimberly Wong Sutantyo ’00 & Dawn Barnhart Darcy Dixon Fay ’80 Kenneth Sutantyo to attend. They may Kathryn Beltrami ’69 & Martin Pierucci Katy Calkin Ferguson ’80 & William Swiston not realize it now, Shelley & David Brandenburger Christopher Ferguson Celestine & Scott Syphax Cinde & John Breedlove Karen Lawson Finn ’76 & Greg Finn Cheryl & Stephen Tholcke but they will come Candace & Brian Briggs Linda & Timothy Frazier Cynthia Torres & Robert Freitas Dawn Burgess Abshear & Jim Abshear Laura & Chris Fry Kathleen & Kenneth Turner to understand that Christine & Edward Caldwell Terri Clark & Jeffery Galvin UBS Employee Giving Programs their experience was Stacy & John Camarillo Kimberly & Jason Garrett Scott Warren Theresa & Larry Cannon Amanda Gourley Ivy Depner Williams ’98 & Jonathan Williams unique. Having St. Angela & Nathan Carnahan, Rack N Road Christine Graham Claudia & Olin Woods Francis as a choice is Kathleen Arroyo Carroll ’96 & Robert Carroll Meg Willett Haesloop ’84 & Brian Haesloop Trish & Mark Ziegler Diedre Carsey Sean Harrison Kore & Ted Zimmerman a gift to the parents of Debra Cattuzzo ’74 Clare Ann Squires Hayes ’55 & Gerald Hayes Desirae & Jayson Chalmers this region. Think of Donna Clark & Josh Hickman STEWARDSHIP CIRCLE Rosanne Broussard Cherry ’83 & Keith Cherry Elena Kondos Hillman ’83 & Tom Hillman all the options: public, Julie Cole Kristie & Todd Hornbuckle Carol & Jay Abbott Suzanne & Timothy Collins Anh & Dick Huang Ayda Asghedom & Alem Abraha charter, private, Ruth & David Huggins Michelle Affinito ’78 Catholic (co-ed), and Pam & Keith Johnson Laura Dagdug & Eduardo Aguero Cindy & Kirk Keene Andrew Aguirre St. Francis. SFHS Steve Klassen Angela & Kome Ajise isn’t a great fit for Constance & Christian Ladd Shari & Nick Alexander Marilyn Lang Angela Allison & David Goebels every prospective 8th Corinne & Everett Littles Diana & Fernando Amador grader, but for the Nicole & Jesse Lucchese Donna & David Anderson Joanna & Robert MacDonald Mary Coster Anderson ’85 & girls and families who THE PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Kendra & Jonathan Malek Creighton Anderson Theresa & Thomas Matista Gloria Andrews ‘buy-in,’ it is truly CIRCLE OF ST. FRANCIS Margaret Mette ’66 Brandie Crosby Andrews ’99 & Jeff Andrews an experience that Ashley Dyer Andrews ’98 & Todd Andrews $10,000 and above Joseph Monahan Grace & Brian Montes Anonymous cannot be replicated PAX ET BONUM CIRCLE Katherine Moon Joanne & Robert Arellanes anywhere else. “ $5,000 - $9,999 Brigitte & Kenneth Mueller Brenda & John Musilli ASSISI CIRCLE Kimberly Lotz Neri ’76 & Thomas Neri $2,500 - $4,999 Debra & Jim O’Gara Agnes & Andres Olario TROUBADOUR CIRCLE Casey & Sean Oliver THE BROTHERS $1,000 - $2,499 Megan Whetstone Panson ’85 & AUGUSTA & KELLY BROTHERS, YOUNG ALUMNAE (’07-’17) Justin Panson LAUREN ’18, BRYN (OLA ’19), LIAM (JHS ’16), RONAN (JHS ’21) Karen Lysaght Perkins ’81 & $250 and above Phillip Perkins, Jr Mary Ann & David Pivetti LOYALTY CLUBS Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 447 Claudia & Nazir Rahim CANTICLE CIRCLE Georgiann Culverwell Raimondi ’72 & $500 - $999 Rich Raimondi Kathryn Moore Ridley ’73 & Larry Ridley FRANCISCAN CIRCLE River City Food Bank $250 - $499 Tricia Mendoza Roberts ’87 & Tim Roberts STEWARDSHIP CIRCLE Kristine & Brian Robinson Grace Arupo Rodriguez ’96 $100 - $249 Chalon & Richard Rogers RED & GOLD CIRCLE Rosemary Rominger Janet Taormina Ruggiero ’67 & $50 - $99 Stephen Ruggiero FRIENDS CIRCLE Juliette Sanchez ’81 Gifts up to $50 Henrietta Santos-Coy ’66 WHY I GIVE Kelly & Bill Scott

SPRING 2018 27 Theresa Arnold ’81 Kimberly Bucchioni-De La Cruz ’89 & Heidi Ehrman Donner ’67 & Al Donner Jordan Holmes ’12 MaryAnn Byers Aschieris ’83 Jose De La Cruz Ginny & Brian Dowd Dina & Bret Horner Debbie & Kurt Austin Dana Bueno Frances Jaksich Dowell ’71 & David Dowell Linda & Ken Hoshida Mercedes Martin Azar ’68 & Guillermo Azar Barbara Black Burman ’70 & Steven Burman Monica Dutton Jennifer Hustead & Sean Houck Carllyn Porter Badovinac ’55 & Fay & Adam Bursch Ally Dutton ’08 Catherine Watson & Andrew Huang John Badovinac Mary & Raymond Cabral Cynthia & Gregory Dyer Vicki & Thom Hunt Kathy Koon Barboza ’82 & Rich Barboza Calcon Systems Elizabeth Dyer ’81 Whitney Pendergast Hunt ’92 & Josh Hunt Kristen Barboza ’08 Joan & Alan Calkin Julia Endicott Margaret Meade Jackson ’68 & W. Jackson Carol & David Bartylla Susan & Rodney Campbell Wendi & Gilbert Enos Kathleen Lungren Jobe ’94 Laura Baxter Pamela & Jackson Campbell Nicole Erable & John Rodrigues Virginia Haviland Johnson ’77 & Fernanda & Michael Beattie Jennifer Campbell ’96 Sharon & Layne Esguerra Larry Johnson Bryce Beckwith ’12 David Capurro Kelly & Geoffrey Evers Aurora & Claude Jones Lisa & Robert Bellinoff Patricia & Ronald Carissimi Christina Canaday Evey ’05 & Mickey Evey Mark Jones Marion M. Bennett Kathryn Cippa Chandler ’03 Stephen Fahey Christine & Peter Jurisich Venugopal & Sanggeetha Benush Michelle Christian & Glenn Sorenson Helen & Randall Fairchild Valerie Keisler Kristen & Ben Billeci Vicki & Kenneth Cichocki Ann Marie Perry Faires ’71 & David Faires Kathleen & Gene Keller Cynthia Book & David Murbach Karen & Timothy Clouser Moira Fallon ’86 & Eric McKerrow Terry Kennedy ’82 Marie Waldron Booth ’69 & Bradley Booth Katharine Cobb Donna & Maurice Fargen Kathleen Kenny ’84 Maliana & Siosaia Bourke Mary Kwoka & George Coleman Kathleen & Michael Farmer Mary Van Dillon Keowen ’55 & Marcelle Bowden & Lawrence Iniguez Joyce Colton House ’96 & Kurt House Kim Farrens Douglas Keowen Lisa Boylan Community Health Charities of California Laura Farris ’13 John Kerhlikar Joan & Doug Branigan Mary Meuel Cornett & Craig Cornett Catherine Favero-Grisaffi Rachel Klas ’11 Tracy Brazil Michele & Anthony Coss Jennifer & Todd Ferrara Dave Klinger Katie Solie Brunetti ’03 & Don Brunetti Myra & Kilmer Cunanan Carmyndee Fields ’11 Twwana Owens-Kopp & Jeffrey Kopp Rebecca Curto Hannah Fisher ’21 Marg Krochta Bartosek & John Krochta Dyan Pipe Cwynar ’88 & Rick Cwynar Miriam & Jason Fisk Joan James Kuzmich ’64 & Joseph Kuzmich Elizabeth Danielson & Scott Reynolds Jeralyn Fleig ’85 Eileen & Bob Lackner Kathryn Corcoran Daum ’60 & Robert Daum Tim Fleming Jennifer Sperbeck Lagomarsino ’87 & Barbara Peletta Davidson ’57 Stephanie Fong ’18 Brian Lagomarsino Caitlin & Mitchell Davis Dixie & Robert Foote Stacy & Brett Leber Jennie & Barry Davis Hayat Ford Naomi Lee “We love supporting Gretchen & Joseph Deak Kristi Arnold Foy ’87 & Patrick Foy Alda Manfredi LePera ’60 & John LePera St. Francis Catholic Judy & Joseph DeFazio Karen & Kenneth Frey Laura & Adrian Lima Melissa & Paul Deiro Monica & Michael Fugit Theresa & Kevin Lindroos High School because Cindy Florez-DeLyon & Gil DeLyon Shelby Fuiks ’94 LinkedIn Matching Gifts Program we feel like it’s an Susan DeMarois Kay Gaines Kassie & John Loehr Kate Diamond ’15 Julie Gallaher ’73 Maria Lovotti ’05 extension of our Andrea Diaz-Vaughn ’95 & Scott Vaughn Annette & Michael Gallo Andrea & Gregory Lucas family, and we want Martha Diepenbrock ’72 & Joshua Newman Angela Gann ’70 Erina Lucchesini-Soria ’84 Julianne DiGiorno ’91 Barbara & Stefan Garaygay Marisa Manfredi Luchini ’60 & it to be as healthy as Ileana Diver Jose Garcia Massimo Luchini Marci & Steve Dondershine Sharon McGuire Genens ’67 & Dave Rene Luna ’96 possible! Our future Genens Carrie & Steve Lyons depends on us.” Keryn & Scott German Carla Patterson MacDonald ’87 & Kathleen Dugan Gezi ’87 & Robert Gezi Robert McDonald Marcene Gandolfo-Gillaspy & Vicki & Ronald Mackintosh Thomas Gillaspy Clare MacLaughlin Jacqueline Martella-Gomez & Mario Gomez Julie Magorien ’04 THE BRESLAUS Dick Gourley Maggie Malaney ’18 LISA & JONATHAN BRESLAU (SARA ’21 & SOPHIA ’20) Adrienne Graybill ’18 Margo Maldonado ’83 Ann Moritz Gregory ’89 & Marcus Gregory Anjali Mehndiratta & Vivek Malhotra Lisa Werry Gregory ’77 & Terry Gregory Jennifer Philipp Maniccia ’89 & Paul Maniccia Claudia & Robert Grenke Monique Price Marchi ’84 & Tim Marchi Erin & Guillermo Guerrero Anne Marzion Mary Lou Haddad Jill Matranga ’71 Bill Hanrahan Susan & Michael McCutcheon Michelle & Sparky Harris Lynn Bosnich McGovern ’73 Tina & Elliot Harris Erin McGuire ’95 Jennifer & Jeffrey Harrison Sarah Ellingson McMurray ’97 & Monica Hayes Scott McMurray Valerie Kaiser Heckert ’56 Samya Haddad Mellor ’86 & Greg Mellor Meghan Heritage ’97 Rosemary Mendoza & Mitch DeGregorio Juanita & Luis Herrera Katy & Matt Miller Daphney & Roderick Hewitt Patricia & Alan Miranda Lisa Hightower & Stephen Roche Ramona & Barry Moenter WHY I GIVE Holly Hodges-Barbaccia ’90 & Heather Robison Moloney ’99 & Stephen Barbaccia Sean Moloney ++Deceased 28 Sheri & Josh Morgan Nancy Pape Marge Wilkins Mugartegui ’51 & Maria & Tracy Parish Frank Mugartegui Kara LaBella Parker ’90 & Alden Parker Carroll De Andreis & James Mullen Angelica & Reginald Pascual Carrie & Sean Mullin Sue & Aaron Patella Sheila Mullins ’80 Heidi & Stephen Payne Paula & Steve Mumm, Merry Maids Charlotte Umali Peters ’86 Jason Murchison Colleen & Todd Peterson Lorraine & Steven Murphy Aida & Timothy Phelan Ed Murray Kelly Bedford Phillips ’81 & David Phillips Brian Nanoo Susan & Tim Pierce Katalyn & Minh Nguyen Kelly & Joseph Poggi Colleen & Francis Nicholas Katherine Procida-Christopulos ’78 John Nicolaus Jennifer McAdaragh Pulliam ’95 & Joseph Niehaus Josh Pulliam Deborah & James Niethammer, Regina & Sergio Quiniola WHY I GIVE Cresa Sacramento Melissa Quinn Worley ’96 Mirjana Nikcevic Jamie Reamer ’98 & Justin Scripps Ingrid & Russ Niles Martha Reckers Imwalle ’56 & Hank Imwalle Northrop Grumman Foundation Erin & Andy Reed FR. JOE TERNULLO Florida & James O’Brien Tracey & Justin Reginato Anne & Thomas Padilla Julia Rhoten ’85 Leora & Theo Pahos Jean Roach ’55 Kristin Szakaly-Moore & Frank Moore “I support and Lisa Panza MaryClaire Robinson ’86 & Peter Robinson Nancy Leonard Szydelko ’69 & Gary Szydelko contribute to Sherry & Dennis Rogers Leslie & Byran Tanaka Patricia & Philip Roina Rachel & Scott Taylor St. Francis High Monica Romo-Contreras ’92 & Michelle Tessier ’04 School because I Carlos Contreras Amanda Thrasher Julie McGee Rosoff ’84 Girlie & Crinel Tolentino believe in Catholic Julie Routhier Sarah Tom ’98 education. After Lisa Boochangkool Ryerson ’96 & Alison Reta Toshima ’00 James Ryerson Christine Jacobs Totah ’83 & Suheil Totah two and a half years Sandra Kiernan Sanders ’82 & Daniel Sanders Kristina & Charles Towle there as chaplain, I Cindy & Efren Sandoval Bob Tucker THE PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Jeanne Sapunor ’72 & Ralph Davis Maura Twomey ’77 & Rich Pedroncelli experienced their faith Angela Ramos Saunders ’94 & Ryan Saunders Tammy Urquhart & Dan Shoeman formation programs Ashlee & Michael Scheuber Moni Van Camp-Kondos & Greg Kondos CIRCLE OF ST. FRANCIS and found them to $10,000 and above Susan Schoenig Julie Van Houten Jennifer Thomas Seifert ’90 & David Seifert Lisa & Emanuel Vargas prepare the students PAX ET BONUM CIRCLE SFHS Class of 1968 Evelyn Vargas-Castaneda & Carlos Castaneda $5,000 - $9,999 Cara Sheean ’80 Mary Nulk Vavuris ’76 & Russell Vavuris to take active roles Kathi Shelley Heidi Pesce Veneman ’74 & John Veneman of service to their ASSISI CIRCLE Stephanie Shimada Allison Vidor ’13 $2,500 - $4,999 Brigit O’Brien Shotts ’89 & Barry Shotts Reyna & Dieter Vielhauer communities. The Wenling Shu Olive Keating Vincenty ’70 & Joe Vincenty TROUBADOUR CIRCLE work of its graduates Carmen & Emil Sicoe Tammy & Anthony Wall $1,000 - $2,499 Debbie & Brian Simonian Nancy & Greg Wall is outstanding in YOUNG ALUMNAE (’07-’17) Annette Dallosta Skinner ’65 & John Skinner Laura Quintel Walter ’88 contributing to the Candace & Matthew Slagle Carol Di Napoli Warmerdam ’61 & $250 and above Mary & Mike Sloss Victor Warmerdam good of the church Aga & Lincoln Snyder LOYALTY CLUBS Janet & Mark Warren and society. It is truly Marcela Beauregard de Soler & Mario Soler Ann & Jerrald Watkins Judy Capaul & John Solie Cheryl Watson & Dennis Mustard a community of faith, CANTICLE CIRCLE Rebecca Solie ’01 Frank Werry excellence, leadership, $500 - $999 Maria Solis Stephanie Wetch Deborah Gardner Soto ’75 & Steve Soto Susan & Ed Whalen and service. The FRANCISCAN CIRCLE Kristen & Daniel Spector Vanessa Yajima Wildie ’89 & Kevin Wildie education program is $250 - $499 Diane & Dale Stanfield Marianne Clemons Williams ’78 & well rounded and all STEWARDSHIP CIRCLE Sherry Stanley Marvin Meek Jennifer & Wade Steinhoff Louise & Jerry Wilson inclusive. It lives up to $100 - $249 Kathleen & Eric Stille, Nugget Market, Inc. Lynda & Erik Winje the mission statement. RED & GOLD CIRCLE Diane Koeberlein Stoltz ’91 & Aaron Stoltz Alynn & Philip Wright Teri & Kevin Stone Elenita & Stephen Young Go Troubies!” $50 - $99 Elaine Sturges ’55 Robert Young FRIENDS CIRCLE Catherine Kennedy Sullivan ’83 & Ruth & Marty Young Gifts up to $50 Steven Sullivan Kathryn Mosloskie Zweigenbaum ’88 & Patricia O’Connell Suter ’66 Toby Zweigenbaum

SPRING 2018 29 Noel Estacio ’96 David Miller Lisa Clausen Fitzgerald ’86 & Heidi Montgomery ’08 Patrick Fitzgerald Veronica Moser & Brenda Lewis Jasmine Florentino ’13 Katie Mumm ’17 Christina & Kevin Fontes Coleen Campbell Nakayama ’77 Cecilyn & Tracy Foote Susan Wooldrik Naughton ’85 Simone Freeberg Roselle Roland Nerney ’75 & Michael Nerney Gloria Gabrielli Erin Norwood ’97 Kerri & Louis Gallia Elizabeth Traversi Olszowy ’55 & Anna & Joseph Galvan Dave Olszowy Hope Gawlick Jennifer Palamidessi ’97 & Steve Hawkinson Donnell Geib Rev. Arnold Parungao German ’16 Teresa & Paul Passantino Susanne & John Giacobbe Wendy & Patrick Pavelchik WHY I GIVE Juli & Andrew Giannini Adrienne Manuel Pendleton ’03 Pamela Halm Grady ’66 & Stephen Grady Emily Pierucci ’06 Ann & David Graff Joanne & Joe Pirnik MOKIE MARCHI ’84 Tim Grisaffi Jamie & Richard Price TERI FRENCH TROLIO ’84, MOKIE PRICE MARCHI ’84, Luis Guima Stephanie Price ’82 Laurie Hansen-Barnard ’84 & Richard Barnard Cynthia Walker Puppione ’65 & WENDI WITMER WEGENER ’84, KAREN HAYES STALICK ’84, Laura Hanusek ’92 Rich Puppione SHANNON DEARY BELL ’84, & KATIE GUDIE CANAVAN ’84 Phyllis Baldry Harrelson ’82 & Betty Bowman Quackenbush ’56 & Charles Harrelson Al Quackenbush Nicolle Harrity Angela Quinones ’04 Meri Steiner Hartman ’89 Sophia Ramirez ’15 “I am so grateful I RED & GOLD CIRCLE Joan Fritzsche Hawkins ’66 & Gary Hawkins Janel & Lance Redman was able to attend St. Aerojet Rocketdyne Delivers Kayla Smith Haynes ’10 & Brett Haynes Grace Reginato ’17 Kristina Fiellen Alvarez ’83 & Stephen Alvarez Dorell & Stephen Heath Kerri Jumper Riffle ’90 & Steven Riffle Francis. It changed Nora Wehrenberg Anderson ’83 & Jan & Michael Heenan Lori DeFazio Rispoli ’77 the course of my life Dane Anderson Teresita Herrera-Lopez ’82 & Efrain Lopez Sunny Rivera Theresa Arciniega ’66 Amy Hickox-Nadash ’83 & Dan Nadash Amanda Roina ’18 and also gave me Lisa Cherry Argue ’84 Sandi & Joe Holland Teresita Martin Romo ’63 & Jesus Romo my forever friends. Annie Arupo ’02 Nancy Nulk Horowitz ’75 Amy & Guillermo Roses Alice Asay Jalin Hsu ’96 RSI I cherish all the Jennifer Baeseman Christine Huang ’02 Lisa Louche Russo ’00 Troubie friendships Amii Barnard-Bahn Sarah Huggins ’18 Jennifer Smith Safyan ’03 Jennalyn Barthels ’16 Julie & Michael Isherwood Emily Warburg Sandler ’99 & I have. I give back Brinnley Barthels ’14 Katherine & Darrell Jenkins Jonathan Sandler so that other young Betty Belafsky Samantha & Ricky Jimenez Nina Sanfilippo ’16 Eve & Don Benson Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Maria & Jose Miguel Santana women will be able Camille Johnson Benvenuti ’86 Campaign Candace Baez Sarlis ’96 to experience the Abigail Benvenuti ’17 Marilyn & Cyril Keitges Vicki Porter Sazaki ’66 Maeve Higgins Berta ’60 Joanne & Kyle Kelley Barbara Kovach Scherwitz ’51 & wonderful faith- Alex Bittle ’13 Tracy Bedford Kent ’83 C.W. Scherwitz filled high school Sandra McDaniel-Bonner & Rickey Bonner Holly Magana Kinney ’97 & Brian Kinney Nancy Schoellkopf ’74 Wynette White Bouchard ’81 Bess & Thomas Klindworth Tasha & Jon Schrock environment I Patricia Nario Canites ’91 & Eric Canites Lauren Koll ’12 Elizabeth Hine Selgrath ’99 & John Selgrath was able to thrive Michelle & Stephen Cantelme Frances Corsiglia Koscheski & Tina Bonilla Semon ’86 & Brian Rau Christina Caruso Carrero ’87 & Donald Koscheski Kim & Michael Sharon in. My time at St. John Paul Carrero Susan & John Kostecki Hannah Kelly Spaite ’09 & Daniel Spaite Francis shaped Janet Zipperian Chediak ’76 & Chris Chediak Shannon Blecha Langer ’92 Allison & Shawn Spellacy Adriana & Kenny Christian Therese Larrea ’80 & Mark Larrea Sheri Maria Steinman ’84 & Peter Steinman who I am and I will Lori & Robert Cima Leslie & Shiuh-Lin Lee Alethea & Jim Stiveson always be thankful Lisa Coffman Chyrissee & Christopher Lee Sally & James Sutter Laura Crawley Marcia & Ray Lenci Jeannette & Jesse Torneros to my parents and Le-Mai Dam ’05 Sarah Lewicki ’09 Evanne Torrecillas ’11 grandparents who Nora & Farley David Rose-Marie Lodi Yolanda & Abel Torrecillas Janae Root Davis ’82 & Jeff Davis Carah Santos Lunn ’01 Emily Towner ’77 made it possible for Leda Rosellini DeAngelis ’67 & Laureen Macugay Donna & David Treat me to attend.” Michael DeAngelis Christina Ravera Maldonado ’92 & Gloria & Rudy Tzintzun Rina DeRose-Swinscoe Todd Maldonado Lauren Uranga ’98 Jenny Devine Amy & Michael Marchant Tisha & Augustus Urmeneta Perminder Dhamrait & Swarn Singh Jamila & Nasr Masarweh Barbara & Thomas Ward Tracy Broadley El-Khoury ’03 Lynn Jacobs Massetti ’70++ & Robert Massetti Marny & Eric Wasserman Shannon Petzold Elken ’98 & Nathan Elken Stacy & Josh McDonald Kymberly Weinandy Marryan Zupan Elorduy ’64 Kathryn & Mark McGuire Dawn Winston Molly O’Connor Emslie ’81 & Jeffrey Emslie Suzanne McNamara Christina & Mark Woollgar ++Deceased 30 Rori & Robb Wright Abby Erckenbrack ’18 Caila Pedroncelli ’15 Misha Igra & Joel Tillman Julie Garcia Wright ’77 Marisa Fat ’18 Cassie Peralta ’18 Gloria Tomei Christy & Brad Yates Lisa & James Ferrin Dina Carson Pisani ’77 & Stephen Pisani Kelley Tousey Laura Zabriskie Carmyn & Mark Fields Michelle Polli ’81 Samantha Tousey ’13 Nora Fluetsch ’18 Maria Ponce de Simmons & Anthony Trimboli FRIENDS CIRCLE Susan Frazier ’12 Bill Simmons Salinas Sandra Tsuyuki Hopkins Lia French ’18 Bonnie Beede Prehoda ’92 Gaby Vega ’91 & Francisco Cabral Jordan Nicole Aceves Gilda Garcia Grace Righton ’18 Maro Verrios Maguire ’88 & Chris Maguire Tammy Stahley Ainsley ’79 & Douglas Ainsley Linda Garcia-Inchausti ’73 & Robert Inchausti Diana Rodriguez-Suruki Ruth & Michael Wagner Kathy & Geene Alhady Grace Gillis ’18 Marlene Monnich Rose ’55 Judy Walker ’70 & Patrick Kemp Sue & Christopher Altobell Alison & Christopher Givens Michelle McIntosh Rose ’86 & Frances Lucero Michelle & Michael Walsh Sydney Altobell ’16 Hannah Gonzales ’12 Susan Franzoia Rozewski ’78 & Eileen Walsh ’14 Stacia Barron Anderson & Blake Anderson, Agata Grzelak Walter Rozweski Denise Knight Walter ’76 A & B Security Neda & Thomas Hall Josie Ryder Jennifer Phillips Whitten ’03 Gloria Andrews Desiree & Tom Hennessy Natalie Sanfilippo ’18 Rachel Wick ’18 Anonymous Martine Schaaf Henry ’78 & Adam Henry Johanna Sapunor Helen Willett Alexis Areias ’18 Heather & Pat Higgins Marian & Rolando Sarte Betty Woolever Kelly & Marc Ariza Judy Laubinger Hoffmeyer ’54 Maya Sbisa ’18 Marisa Yamada ’18 Susan Campbell Austin ’88 & Byron Austin Lollie & Andrew Hopkins Edward Schmidt Bailey Yates ’18 Laila Holland Barker ’79 & Paul Barker Sarah Huggins ’12 Makayla Scott ’18 Nicole Zamora Idamarie Mattos Barsotti ’68 & Ernie Barsotti Sydney Hunter ’15 Duste & Tom Sellas Tammy Zeigler Carole Marty Beals ’55 & Michael Beals Elizabeth Ostapeck Jones ’06 & Russell Jones Afton & Dave Semon Alexandra Zhu ’18 Rosemarie Conti Bertini ’72 & Rino Bertini Catherine Ruhl & John Kemp Therese & Brian Seymour Sophia Zogbi Cathy Schuler Bertolani ’53 Aubrey Kenny ’18 Pilar & Daniel Sheahon Deirdre Bigus ’73 Adrienne & Michael Kerins Wendy Shields Regina Bills-Dacong & Steven Dacong Aleena Khan ’18 Jadyn Simperman ’18` Patrick Brabec Nancy Valle & Andrew Laufer Sandra & Gregg Slavik Mary Lammerding Bracamonte ’79 & Laura & William Lawrence Shauna Collins Smith ’99 “I definitely want Manuel Bracamonte Isabella Lee ’15 Anne Miller Smith ’78 & Ralph Smith to give to others! Louis Brazil Jayla Lee ’11 Camille Soloaga ’18 Clare Brennan ’17 Tammy Lee ’18 Cynthia Speed ’58 Especially for those Stephen & Eleanor Briggs Alexandra Lendl Langston ’05 Grace Levy Spencer ’85 & Stan Spencer who want to take Valerie Bronstein Susan Lint Gardner ’83 Francesca Steele Julia Cannon ’17 Janice Crowe Lukey ’55 & Russell Lukey Alicia Stefani ’03 a chance and take Kendall Carlsen ’18 Elizabeth Luoma ’08 Colleen Buehler Steinberg ’06 advantage of the Michele & Christian Carpenter Kirsten & Corey MacIntyre Peter Strawn Clau Castaneda ’02 Yasmine Mahmoudieh ’18 Patricia Sullivan ’15 opportunity to Lennea Castro ’18 Kristina & John McGahan Nicole Sullivan ’11 have a St. Francis Jeff Chamberlain Kelly McKenna ’10 Sophia Swinscoe ’17 Byron Chen Claire Mellberg ’18 Zenaida & Roman Tanjuakio education. And, it’s Rhys Cheung ’96 Grace Mellberg Karen Thompson ’72 & Charles Fields a blessing too.” Kristen Cichocki ’12 Ariana Miggins ’18 Penny & Christopher Cimino Yolanda & John Milliken Sarah Jones Clark ’93 & Scott Clark Jan Courtney Millner ’75 & Steve Millner Pauline & Daniel Cole Carolyn Porcella Moore ’55 & Jocelynn Coleman ’18 Raymond Moore MIROSLAVA ZARAGOZA ’21 May Conlin Jean & Warren More Carmen Fisher Cox ’05 Darlene Singley Mosloskie ’54 Erica Cradeur ’18 Jackie & Benjamin Mudd Candace & Chris Cradeur Rochelle Mudd ’17 Eleni Crush ’06 Brigget Barrios Muller ’08 Cassie Cunningham ’17 Michelle & Robert Munn Colleen Kuzmich Curtin ’90 Raquel Namba Cecilia DeCuir ’66 Lieu & Anh Nguyen Tammy & Lawrence Defazio Karin Nilsson ’81 Ann & Dennis DeFelice Kathy Nolan Trudy & Richard DeFelice Kaitlynn O’Neill ’18 Carly Demetre ’10 Jessica Oloriz ’18 Lauren Dodier ’18 Maggie Oys ’16 Melia Dowd ’18 Martha & Roger Pajo Jennifer Hughes Dowley ’80 & Sarah Palilla ’08 Matthew Dowley Samara & Peter Palko L Yvonne Duane Mary & Jerome Parra Wendy & Jeffrey Earle Grace Passantino ’17 Lisa & Jeffrey Elenberger Paige Passantino ’13 Ora & Michael Emmerich Ciara Pedroncelli ’08 WHY I GIVE Madison Enos ’18 Meghan Pedroncelli ’11

SPRING 2018 31 ALUMNAE GIVING Class of 1957 Class of 1970 A gift from an alumna models the culture of philanthropy we are Barbara Peletta Davidson Barbara Black Burman creating at St. Francis. It recognizes the life preparation she received Angela Gann and her desire to ensure our current and future Troubadours have Class of 1958 Robert Massetti the same opportunities. We are grateful to the alumna listed below Cynthia Speed Olive Keating Vincenty Judy Walker and invite all graduates to consider an investment and legacy. Class of 1960 Maeve Higgins Berta Class of 1971 Class of 1948 Kathryn Corcoran Daum Frances Jaksich Dowell Marion Kaeser Slakey Alda Manfredi LePera Ann Marie Perry Faires “I received financial aid Marisa Manfredi Luchini Jill Matranga Class of 1951 all four years of high Marge Wilkins Mugartegui Class of 1961 school at St. Francis Barbara Kovach Scherwitz Carol Di Napoli Warmerdam Class of 1972 Joanne Gliebe Winchell Rosemarie Conti Bertini which afforded me Class of 1963 Martha Diepenbrock the education, values Class of 1953 Susan Mosher Gore Pamela DiTomasso Catherine Schuler Bertolani Teresita Martin Romo Georgiann Culverwell Raimondi and friendships my Jeanne Sapunor father and mother Class of 1954 Class of 1964 Karen Thompson wanted me to have. My Sandra Geary Cook++ Marryan Zupan Elorduy Maydae Laubinger Hoffmeyer Joan James Kuzmich Class of 1973 mother passed when I Darlene Singley Mosloskie Denise Arend was three years old and Class of 1965 Deirdre Bigus Class of 1955 Pamela Myczek Julie Gallaher my father promised Carllyn Porter Badovinac Cynthia Walker Puppione Linda Garcia-Inchausti her a Catholic Carole Marty Beals Annette Dallosta Skinner Lynn Bosnich McGovern Carol Oettle Colby Kathryn Moore Ridley education for us. Being Clare Ann Squires Hayes Class of 1966 Theresa Arciniega at a point in my life Mary Van Dillon Keowen Class of 1974 Cecilia DeCuir Janice Crowe Lukey Debra Cattuzzo where I can give back Pamela Halm Grady Carolyn Porcella Moore Erin O’Neil Mickiewicz Joan Fritzsche Hawkins for this gift I hope Elizabeth Traversi Olszowy Helen Manfredi Pierson Margaret Mette Jean Roach Nancy Schoellkopf will afford another Henrietta Santos-Coy Marlene Monnich Rose Heidi Pesce Veneman Vicki Porter Sazaki student to have the Elaine Sturges same advantages I Lynette Otten Spaich Class of 1975 Class of 1956 Patricia O’Connell Suter Nancy Nulk Horowitz did to succeed in her Marion McAlpine Bennett Jan Courtney Millner Valerie Kaiser Heckert Class of 1967 Roselle Roland Nerney adventure and what an Leda Rosellini DeAngelis Betty Bowman Quackenbush Deborah Gardner Soto Heidi Ehrman Donner adventurous life it has Martha Reckers Imwalle been for me.” Mary Geary Ellingson Class of 1976 Sharon McGuire Genens Janet Zipperian Chediak Sharon Kassis Karen Lawson Finn Diane Neururer McGuire Kathy Kirrene Gonzales Susan Romanello Olson Kimberly Lotz Neri HENRI SANTOS-COY ’66 Janet Taormina Ruggiero Mary Nulk Vavuris Denise Knight Walter HENRI SANTOS-COY ’66 & PATTY SUTER ’66 Class of 1968 Mercedes Martin Azar Class of 1977 Idamarie Mattos Barsotti Nancy Lynch Doyle Mary Leonard Conklin Lisa Werry Gregory Margaret Meade Jackson Virginia Haviland Johnson Peggy Moore Willumson Coleen Campbell Nakayama Dina Carson Pisani Class of 1969 Lori DeFazio Rispoli Kathryn Beltrami Emily Towner Marie Waldron Booth Maura Twomey DeAnn Bennett Kamilos Julie Garcia Wright Nancy Leonard Szydelko

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++Deceased 32 Class of 1978 Class of 1980 Michelle Affinito Beth Theobald Anderson Elise Bauer Joanne Clemons Chassman Martine Schaaf Henry Jennifer Hughes Dowley Katherine Procida-Christopulos Darcy Dixon Fay Colleen O’Neil Reilly Katy Calkin Ferguson Susan Franzoia Rozewski Therese Larrea Anne Miller Smith Mary Merz McShan Marianne Clemons Williams Sheila Mullins Anne Geremia Sadler Class of 1979 Cara Sheean Tammy Stahley Ainsley Laila Holland Barker Class of 1981 Mary Lammerding Bracamonte Theresa Arnold Maria Bodrozic McGee Wynette White Bouchard Catherine Stegner Nacey Elizabeth Dyer WHY I GIVE Molly O’Connor Emslie Rosanna Garcia Karin Nilsson APRIL FALLON ’84 Karen Lysaght Perkins LISA CHERRY ARGUE ’84 , APRIL FALLON ’84, Kelly Bedford Phillips KATHLEEN STRICKLEY ’84, WENDY FISHER ’84 Michelle Polli TOP TEN LIST Juliette Sanchez Class of 1982 Class of 1985 “I have great memories Class Gifts Kathy Koon Barboza Mary Coster Anderson Class of 1994 $255,650 Janae Root Davis Jeralyn Fleig of St. Francis and the Class of 1954 $75,035 Phyllis Baldry Harrelson Deirdre Mullins French incredible friends I still Class of 1978 $17,025 Teresita Herrera-Lopez Gwyn Gordon Teresa Kennedy Susan Wooldrik Naughton have from my time there Class of 1974 $16,920 Stephanie Price Megan Whetstone Panson in addition to the strong Class of 1982 $11,750 Janet Koewler Reilly Julia Rhoten educational foundation Class of 1988 $9,968 Sandra Kiernan Sanders Grace Levy Spencer Class of 1986 $9,225 Maria Reid Vail it gave me to move Class of 1986 forward in my life. I Class of 1992 $8,835 Class of 1983 Tanya Jaime Bell Class of 1967 $7,363 Kristina Fiellen Alvarez Camille Johnson Benvenuti donate to St. Francis so Class of 1984 $7,040 Nora Wehrenberg Anderson Moira Fallon the school can continue MaryAnn Byers Aschieris Lisa Clausen Fitzgerald Rosanne Broussard Cherry Angela Kufasimes Gianulias to serve young women Class Participation Amy Hickox-Nadash Sara-Ann Schmitcke Gillis in Sacramento, provide Class of 2018 14.98% Elena Kondos Hillman Samya Haddad Mellor them state-of-the-art Class of 1955 12.94% Tracy Bedford Kent Tracey Volpicelli Metzger Susan Lint Gardner Mollie Munizich Nelson facilities, and allow Class of 1986 11.19% Margo Maldonado Charlotte Umali Peters Class of 1977 8.82% Catherine Kennedy Sullivan Julie Quinn those that may not have Class of 1996 8.39% Christine Jacobs Totah MaryClaire Robinson the financial means to Class of 1983 8.33% Kristin Stassi Venegas Michelle McIntosh Rose also attend and benefit Tina Bonilla Semon Class of 1981 8.26% Class of 1984 Lynda Ubungen SooHoo from all the goodness Class of 1980 8.26% Lisa Cherry Argue SF has to offer.” Class of 1984 7.84% April Fallon Class of 1987 Class of 1978 7.34% Wendy Fisher Christina Caruso Carrero Meg Willett Haesloop Kristi Arnold Foy Laurie Hansen-Barnard Kathleen Dugan Gezi Total Donors Judith Bagley Kane Eleanor Gabrielli Ielati Class of 2018 37 Kathleen Kenny Jennifer Sperbeck Lagomarsino Class of 1986 15 Elizabeth Maly Lindgren Christine Lambert-Winter Erina Lucchesini Soria Carla Patterson MacDonald Class of 1996 13 Monique Price Marchi Tricia Mendoza Roberts Class of 1983 12 Julie McGee Rosoff Rita Gallaway Williams Class of 1984 12 Sheri Maria Steinman Class of 1955 11 Class of 1981 10

SPRING 2018 33 Class of 1996 Class of 2004 Jennifer Campbell Marianne Beyer Kathleen Arroyo Carroll Julie Magorien Rhys Cheung Angela Quinones Joyce Colton House Michelle Tessier Noel Estacio Sarah Young Leigh Hiers Rosemary Hill Cook Class of 2005 Jalin Hsu Carmen Fisher Cox Rene Luna Le-Mai Dam Melissa Quinn Worley Christina Canaday Evey Grace Arupo Rodriguez Alexandra Lendl Langston Lisa Boochangkool Ryerson Maria Lovotti Candace Baez Sarlis WHY I GIVE Class of 2006 Class of 1997 Eleni Crush Meghan Heritage Elizabeth Ostapeck Jones VICTORIA RUDD ’09 Holly Magana Kinney Emily Pierucci Sarah Ellingson McMurray Colleen Buehler Steinberg Erin Norwood “My time at St. Francis Class of 1990 Jennifer Palamidessi Class of 2008 greatly shaped who I am Colleen Kuzmich Curtin Kristen Barboza Holly Hodges-Barbaccia Class of 1998 Alexandra Dutton today and gave me the Amy Watson Krause Ashley Dyer Andrews Lori Lien platform to excel in my Kara LaBella Parker Shannon Petzold Elken Elizabeth Luoma Kerri Jumper Riffle Jamie Reamer Heidi Montgomery adult life. Whether it Jennifer Thomas Seifert Lauren Uranga Brigget Barrios Muller be through the lessons I Stephanie Villanueva Sarah Palilla Class of 1991 Ivy Depner Williams Ciara Pedroncelli learned, the friendships Patricia Nario Canites Marion Sarte I gained, or the sense Julianne DiGiorno Class of 1999 Diane Koeberlein Stoltz Kiera Mickiewicz Anderson Class of 2009 of community instilled Gaby Vega Brandie Crosby Andrews Sarah Lewicki in me, I find my time Dawn Winston Heather Robison Moloney Victoria Rudd at St. Francis continues Emily Warburg Sandler Hannah Kelly Spaite Class of 1992 Elizabeth Hine Selgrath to positively impact my Stacey Ferrera Fairley Shauna Collins Smith Class of 2010 life. By giving, I hope Laura Hanusek Carly Demetre Whitney Pendergast Hunt Class of 2000 Kayla Smith Haynes to be able to provide Shannon Blecha Langer Melanie Albaracin Akers Kelly McKenna future generations of Christina Ravera Maldonado Cynthia Pierson McBride Bonnie Beede Prehoda Lisa Louche Russo Class of 2011 young women the same Monica Romo-Contreras Kimberly Wong Sutantyo Carmyndee Fields opportunity to gain Alison Reta Toshima Rachel Klas Class of 1993 Jayla Lee these values.” Sarah Jones Clark Class of 2001 Meghan Pedroncelli Carah Santos Lunn Nicole Sullivan Class of 1994 Rebecca Solie Evanne Torrecillas Class of 1988 Janine Cuneo Susan Campbell Austin Shelby Fuiks Class of 2002 Class of 2012 Dyan Pipe Cwynar Kathleen Lungren Jobe Annie Arupo Bryce Beckwith Michele Haddad Veronica Padilla-Valdez Claudia Castaneda Kristen Cichocki Carrie Benvenuti Sedar Angela Ramos Saunders Christine Huang Susan Frazier Maro Verrios Maguire Kristen Hebert Shepard Hannah Gonzales Laura Quintel Walter Class of 1995 Jordan Holmes Kathryn Mosloskie Zweigenbaum Andrea Diaz-Vaughn Class of 2003 Sarah Huggins Erin McGuire Katie Solie Brunetti Madison Kenny Class of 1989 Jennifer McAdaragh Pulliam Kathryn Cippa Chandler Lauren Koll Kimberly Bucchioni-De La Cruz Tracy Broadley El-Khoury Brooke Vowell Ann Moritz Gregory Barbara Frazier Gluvers Christina Troja Guerrera Adrienne Manuel Pendleton Class of 2013 Meri Steiner Hartman Jennifer Smith Safyan Alexandra Bittle Jennifer Philipp Maniccia Alicia Stefani Laura Farris Alison Morr Jennifer Phillips Whitten Jasmine Florentino Jennifer O’Brien Cooley Paige Passantino Brigit O’Brien Shotts Samantha Tousey Vanessa Yajima Wildie Allison Vidor

34 GIVERS NEAR AND FAR “Six years after A love for St. Francis Catholic High School lives in our benefactors' hearts whether they are near or far. graduation and St. Donations in 2017-2018 came from 26 different states as well as Canada and Germany. Thank you to all Francis still feels like for continuing to hold our Troubadours in your heart. home. Stepping on to campus brings back memories of homecoming week rallies, cookies in the cafeteria with lifelong friends and term paper reviews in the quad with Mr. Wootton. These memories and feelings still fill my heart with pride and remind me of a foundational period of my life. To be able to share the Troubie experience with my sister Aubrey ’18, has meant the world. I can’t wait to see her take on the Class of 2014 Class of 2018 Makayla Scott next chapter with the Brinnley Barthels Alexis Areias Jadyn Simperman education SF has given Eileen Walsh Kendall Carlsen Camille Soloaga Lennea Castro Rachel Wick her. That is why I give - Class of 2015 Jocelynn Coleman Marisa Yamada so other young women Bailey Yates Bailey Aguilar Erica Cradeur can receive the gift of Brooke Aprea Lauren Dodier Alexandra Zhu Katherine Diamond Melia Dowd sisterhood and the feeling Sydney Hunter Julia Endicott of home away from home Isabella Lee Madison Enos Caila Pedroncelli Abigail Erckenbrack at St. Francis.” Sophia Ramirez Marisa Fat Patricia Sullivan Nora Fluetsch Stephanie Fong Class of 2016 Lia French Sydney Altobell Grace Gillis MADI KENNY ’12 Jennalyn Barthels Adrienne Graybill AUBREY KENNY ‘18 & MADI KENNY ’12 Arcadia German Sarah Huggins Maggie Oys Aubrey Kenny Nina Sanfilippo Aleena Khan Kelly Sheffield Tammy Lee Yasmine Mahmoudieh Class of 2017 Maggie Malaney Abigail Benvenuti Claire Mellberg Clare Brennan Ariana Miggins Julia Cannon Kaitlynn O’Neill Cassie Cunningham Jessica Oloriz Rochelle Mudd Cassandra Peralta Katie Mumm Grace Righton Grace Passantino Amanda Roina Grace Reginato Natalie Sanfilippo Sophia Swinscoe Maya Sbisa

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SPRING 2018 35 CURRENT PARENTS Marci & Steve Dondershine Annette & Tom Harmon We remain grateful to our current parents who actively support Ginny & Brian Dowd Jennifer & Jeffrey Harrison Lynn & Kirk Dowdell Jessica Hawthorne our mission. In addition to fulfilling their tuition obligation, the Jamie Dreher Monica Hayes majority go above and beyond to provide the financial resources to Erin & Ryan Dunlay Susan & Mehrat Hazeghazam help other students and enhance the overall St. Francis experience. Wendy & Jeffrey Earle Ramona & James Hechtl We appreciate their generosity and thank them for their greatest Maria & Sean Edgar Jan & Michael Heenan gift to St. Francis…their daughters. Trisa & Gene Endicott Julia & Joseph Heideman Kristin & Mark Enes Maria & Jay Hendrickson Wendi & Gilbert Enos Juanita & Luis Herrera Ayda Asghedom & Alem Abraha Julia & Christopher Burrows Stephanie & Anthony Epolite Daphney & Roderick Hewitt Michelle & Juan Acosta Fay & Adam Bursch Nicole Erable & John Rodrigues Donna Clark & Josh Hickman Lorna & Darin Adams Christine & Todd Cabral Margot & Christopher Evans Heather & Pat Higgins Laura Dagdug & Eduardo Aguero Christine & Edward Caldwell Kelly & Geoffrey Evers Rosemary Hill Cook ’96 Andrew Aguirre Mary Joy & Richard Callueng Helen & Randall Fairchild Julieanne & Patrick Hinrichsen Vivian & Ernie Alarcon Stacy & John Camarillo Stacey Ferrera Fairley ’92 & Scott Fairley Jenny & Philip Hollenbach Intania & Bruce Alcoran Theresa & Larry Cannon Donna & Maurice Fargen Denise & Allen Holmes Shari & Nick Alexander Michelle & Stephen Cantelme Kim Farrens Lollie & Andrew Hopkins Kathy & Geene Alhady Diane & Gary Carlin Shareen & J.C. Fat Jacqueline & Gerard Hoppa Paula & Clark Allison Shelley & Darin Carlsen Catherine Favero-Grisaffi Kristie & Todd Hornbuckle Angela Allison & David Goebels Diedre Carsey Nasim Fazel & Javid Javidan Dina & Bret Horner Armida & Martin Alvarez Kristin & Bill Casale Lorraine & Nestor Fernandez Jennifer Hustead & Sean Houck Diana & Fernando Amador Ann & Mike Casentini Miriam & Jason Fisk Anh & Dick Huang Melanie & Brent Andrews Veronica & Edmundo Castaneda Jennifer & James Fitzgerald Eleanor Gabrielli Ielati ’87 & Dominic Ielati Shahnaz & Shakil Anwar Stephanie & Gregory Cates Lydia & Paul Fontana Julie & Michael Isherwood Kelly & Marc Ariza Debra Cattuzzo ’74 Cecilyn & Tracy Foote Katherine & Darrell Jenkins Naoko & Thomas Asker Desirae & Jayson Chalmers Hayat Ford Samantha & Ricky Jimenez Julie & Robert Austin Maria & Paul Chan Carol & John Frank Rosalyn & Eddie Johnson Cynthia & Scott Austin Myra Pascua & Joseph Chang Kristen Franz Kristi & Jeff Jones Karen & Dominic Ayotte Beliz & Louis Chappuie Jennifer & Michael Freeworth Aurora & Claude Jones Jennifer & Matt Back Gurvinder & Samy Chauhan Melanie & Stansfield Fries Celeste & Todd Jones Nicole & Will Baer Adriana & Kenny Christian Leah & Patrick Frink Judith Bagley Kane ’84 & Kerry Kane Jennifer Baeseman Michelle Christian & Glenn Sorenson Jeanette & Michael Frisch Cindy & Kirk Keene Lisa Doherty-Baichtal & Peter Baichtal Cindy & Michael Christman Alyssa & Kenneth Fry Valerie Keisler Meghan Baichtal Penny & Christopher Cimino Laura & Chris Fry Michelle Kelly Kay & Jeff Barnes Karen & Timothy Clouser Todd Gage & Rick Welts Catherine Ruhl & John Kemp Dawn Barnhart Lisa Coffman Anna & Joseph Galvan Debbie & Kevin Kenny Carol & David Bartylla Julie Cole Terri Clark & Jeffery Galvin Adrienne & Michael Kerins Mari & Warren Bassel Pauline & Daniel Cole Loraine & Edward Gamsaragan MoonJoo Ahn & Young Kim Ada & Jeff Bauman Irene & Sean Colgan Barbara & Stefan Garaygay Kristin & Matt King Fernanda & Michael Beattie Suzanne & Timothy Collins Darcie Jean & Gregory Garcia Cheryl & Steve Kiyama Elizabeth & Charles Beigh Ava Marie & Christopher Conlin Kimberly & Jason Garrett Terry & William Klas Sheri & Peter Belafsky Rhonda & Mark Cordano Nora Geraghty & Stephen Boyle Steve Klassen Tanya Jaime Bell ’86 & John Bell Margareth Marrugo Padilla & Susanne & John Giacobbe Wendy & Cole Klokkevold Lisa & Robert Bellinoff Miguel Corvacho Hernandez Juli & Andrew Giannini Denise & Steven Konigsfeld Venugopal & Sanggeetha Benush Michele & Anthony Coss Angela Kufasimes Gianulias ’86 Twwana Owens-Kopp & Jeffrey Kopp James Berry Candace & Chris Cradeur Mark Gilbert Susan & John Kostecki Kristen & Ben Billeci Jenny Crawford Marcene Gandolfo-Gillaspy & Ann & Daniel Kramer Regina Bills-Dacong & Steven Dacong Laura Crawley Thomas Gillaspy Elkie & Terrance Fu Laurie & Gregory Bisi Colene & James Crowley Aprille & Brian Giradot Cecilia & Darren Labrie Sandra McDaniel-Bonner & Rickey Bonner Myra & Kilmer Cunanan Alison & Christopher Givens Constance & Christian Ladd Christine & Tim Bosley Earlyn Cunanan & Robert Noll Jacqueline Martella-Gomez & Mario Gomez Christine Lambert-Winter ’87 & Vanessa & Mark Boston Dyan Pipe Cwynar ’88 & Rick Cwynar Kari & Steve Goodwin S. Curtis Winter Maliana & Siosaia Bourke Christopher Czabaranek Amanda Gourley Susan & Robert Lapsley Marcelle Bowden & Lawrence Iniguez Jenna & Scott Davis Dick Gourley Angela & Richard Lavezzo Joan & Doug Branigan Cailtin & Mitchell Davis Christine Graham Laura & William Lawrence Cinde & John Breedlove Miki & Porfirio de Leon Linda & Garrett Gravelle Mary Jane Lee Lisa & Jonathan Breslau Gretchen & Joseph Deak Susie & Dwayne Graybill Grace Lee & Henry Zhu Tracy & David Brezinski Alexxa DeBenedetti Ann Moritz Gregory ’89 & Marcus Gregory Jane Yeun & Randall Lee Linda & Gregory Brida Judy & Joseph DeFazio Karen & Ken Grehm Leslie & Shiuh-Lin Lee Stephen & Eleanor Briggs Ann & Dennis DeFelice Claudia & Robert Grenke Chyrissee & Christopher Lee Michelle & Joseph Britton Cindy Florez-DeLyon & Gil DeLyon Christina Troja Guerrera ’89 & Tony Guerrera Marcia & Ray Lenci Augusta & Kelly Brothers Fadia Desmond Erin & Guillermo Guerrero Laura & Adrian Lima Beth & Lance Brunner Perminder Dhamrait & Swarn Singh Angelica & Christopher Ha Theresa & Kevin Lindroos Dawn Burgess Abshear & Jim Abshear Kathleen & Matthew Dickey Neda & Thomas Hall Corinne & Everett Littles Susan & Robert Burky Maureen & John Dillie Caroline & James Halloran Shirley Liu & John Ingoglia Laura Burmester Marleen Masuoka & Michael Dishno Carolyn Hardwick Rose-Marie Lodi ++Deceased 36 Andrea & Gregory Lucas Theresa & Dexter Parulan Tracey & Russ Skinner Michelle & Bruce Timm Deborah Lukowicz Angelica & Reginald Pascual Candace & Matthew Slagle Andrea Todd & Gary Goyette Kellie & Mark Lynch Sue & Aaron Patella Elizabeth & Bob Slater Girlie & Crinel Tolentino Carrie & Steve Lyons Wendy & Patrick Pavelchik Ron Sliger Tracy & Michael Tooley Nilu Maboudi & Nima Pahlavan Heidi & Stephen Payne Julie & Kevin Sloat Michelle & Andrew Torres Kirsten & Corey MacIntyre Karen Lysaght Perkins ’81 & Phillip Perkins, Jr Aliceon & Gordon Sloss Kristina & Charles Towle Clare MacLaughlin Jennifer & Ken Peters Stacy & Dave Smith Claudia & Michael Tringale Lisa & Jeff Magley Aida & Timothy Phelan Marcela Beauregard de Soler & Mario Soler Anh Ha & Steven Tsuyuki Sandy & Mick Malaney Sandra & Sunil Pimenta Maria Solis Gloria & Rudy Tzintzun Kendra & Jonathan Malek Joanne & Joe Pirnik Sarah & Wayne Soloaga Tisha & Augustus Urmeneta Anjali Mehndiratta & Vivek Malhotra Maria Ponce de Simmons & Lynda Ubungen SooHoo ’86 & Maria Reid Vail ’82 & Brian Vail Kevin Malone Bill Simmons Salinas Sheldon SooHoo Debbie & Benjamin Valdez Amy & Michael Marchant Jamie & Richard Price Jennifer & Jeffrey Southard Kristin Stassi Venegas ’83 & Art Venegas Pamela & Thomas Marcinek Katherine Procida-Christopulos ’78 Allison & Shawn Spellacy Gina Vinella & Richard Stacy Jamila & Nasr Masarweh Regina & Sergio Quiniola Sherry Stanley Lisa & Kurt von Geldern Naomi & Frank Mascarinas Mabel Rivera & Yvan Quintana Jennifer & Wade Steinhoff Ruth & Michael Wagner Theresa & Thomas Matista Claudia & Nazir Rahim Catherine Carbonaro & Joseph Steinmetz Dorothy & Patrick Wagner Trudi & Robert McElderry Barbara & Chris Ramm Liza & Michael Stephens Deirdre & Richard Walke Kristina & John McGahan Kathleen & Kevin Ramos Alethea & Jim Stiveson Nancy & Greg Wall Catherine & Mark McGreevy Kellie & Jeff Randle JoAnn & Michael Stodden Michelle & Michael Walsh Ruth & Craig McLoughlin Lisa & Charles Rea Jennifer Stolo & Keith Diederich Scott Warren Karen & Leonard McManus Erin & Andy Reed Antoinette & Christopher Stuart Ann & Jerrald Watkins Lisa & Patrick Mealoy Tracey & Justin Reginato Evelyn & Sean Suess Stephanie Wetch Samya Haddad Mellor ’86 & Greg Mellor Colleen O’Neil Reilly ’78 & Daniel Reilly Catherine Kennedy Sullivan ’83 & Trisha & Kevin Wick Elias Mendoza Sandie & Bob Rice Steven Sullivan Stephanie Wilkes & Marc Vallier Yolanda & John Milliken Marcie Dalton & Mark Roberts Kelly & Patrick Sullivan Lisa & Chip Wilkins Shannon & Eric Momsen Kristine & Brian Robinson Jennifer & Denis Sweeney Rori & Robb Wright Joseph Monahan Tracie & Mark Roddy Andrea & Robert Sylvester Cari & Stuart Wright Grace & Brian Montes Chalon & Richard Rogers Kristin Szakaly-Moore & Frank Moore Christy & Brad Yates Katherine Moon Sherry & Dennis Rogers Holly & Ali Tajlil Laurie & Douglas Young Careyann & Craig Morris Patricia & Philip Roina Denise & Thomas Tapken Elenita & Stephen Young Veronica Moser & Brenda Lewis Sarah Romero Rachel & Scott Taylor Susan & Edward Younger Jackie & Benjamin Mudd Susan & Joseph Rosendahl Pamela & Abel Tenorio Laura Zabriskie Brigitte & Kenneth Mueller Amy & Guillermo Roses Misha Igra & Joel Tillman Marisa & Michael Ziegler Carroll De Andreis & James Mullen Shannon & Tom Ross Michelle & Robert Munn Julie Routhier Brian Nanoo Kristen & Edward Rudis Soma & Sanjib Nayak Betsey Mitchell & John Runnberg OUR HEARTFELT Mollie Munizich Nelson ’86 & William Nelson Debra & Thomas Russell Gabriella & Christopher Neubuerger Melinda & Vince Russo Katalyn & Minh Nguyen Amy & Matthew Ryan THANKS Nha-An & Thomas Nguyen Josie Ryder Sadia & Zahid Niazi Diane Saeed-Freund & Eric Freund Lisa & David Nickum Sandra Kiernan Sanders ’82 & Daniel Sanders Deborah & James Niethammer Julie Sandino-Areias & Rusty Areias Andrea Goodwin & Terry O’Callaghan Ali & Rob Sandman Danielle O’Day Brown & Aaron Brown Christine & Todd Sanfilippo Debra & Jim O’Gara Maria & Jose Miguel Santana Paola & Raul Ocazionez Margie & Paul Sasaura Agnes & Andres Olario Carol & Jose Savedra Casey & Sean Oliver Nancy & Rob Sbisa Michelle & Shawn Overholtzer Denise Schiller & Bradlee Terry Jacqueline Ho & Randall Ow Susan Schoenig Veronica Padilla Valdez ’94 & Kelly & Bill Scott Vaughn Valdez Carrie Benvenuti Sedar ’88 & John Sedar Michelle & Matthew Paganucci Jennifer Thomas Seifert ’90 & David Seifert Leora & Theo Pahos Duste & Tom Sellas Martha & Roger Pajo Afton & Dave Semon Paymaneh Pakyari & Ali Azarm Pilar & Daniel Sheahon Samara & Peter Palko Stephanie Shimada Karen & Mike Pank Wenling Shu Megan Whetstone Panson ’85 & Carmen & Emil Sicoe Your gift to St. Francis Catholic High School Justin Panson Brandee & Marc Sievers means you are empowering the next generation Lisa Panza Emily & Brian Silva Maria & Tracy Parish Debbie & Brian Simonian of smart leaders, creative thinkers, global Kimberly Parks-Emerson & Brian Emerson Stacie & Randy Simpson citizens and women of Pax et Bonum. Mary & Jerome Parra Kim-Xuan & James Siy

SPRING 2018 37 PARENTS OF ALUMNAE Anna & Joseph Galvan Gus Morr The continuing commitment made to St. Francis each year by the Keryn & Scott German Darlene Singley Mosloskie ’54 Angela Kufasimes Gianulias ’86 Jackie & Benjamin Mudd families of our alumnae is greatly appreciated. This past year the Lisa Werry Gregory ’77 & Terry Gregory Carroll De Andreis & James Mullen school was the beneficiary of support from both parents of recent Luis Guima Paula & Steve Mumm, Merry Maids graduates, as well as from families whose association with St. Francis Mary Lou Haddad Sowaiba & Tariq Munir began decades ago. Thank you for helping St. Francis maintain our Laurie Hansen-Barnard ’84 & Richard Barnard Michelle & Robert Munn pillars of faith, excellence, leadership, and service. Michelle & Sparky Harris Lorraine & Steven Murphy Tina & Elliot Harris Brenda & John Musilli Sean Harrison Catherine Stegner Nacey ’79 & Ken Nacey Carol & Jay Abbott Carol Oettle Colby ’55 & Thomas Colby Dorell & Stephen Heath Brian Nanoo Dana Griffin-Aguilar & Michael Aguilar Mary Kwoka & George Coleman Darlene & Stephen Hemington Kimberly Lotz Neri ’76 & Thomas Neri Tammy Stahley Ainsley ’79 & Douglas Ainsley Suzanne & Timothy Collins Maria & Jay Hendrickson John Nicolaus Angela & Kome Ajise Sandra Geary Cook ’54++ & John E. Cook, Jr. Desiree & Tom Hennessy Ingrid & Russ Niles Sue & Christopher Altobell Mary Meuel Cornett & Craig Cornett Lisa Hightower & Stephen Roche Mary & Darrell Norris Kristina Fiellen Alvarez ’83 & Stephen Alvarez Michele & Anthony Coss Sandi & Joe Holland Sherri & John Norwood, Donna & David Anderson Cynthia & James Cost Catherine Watson & Andrew Huang Norwood Associates Anonymous (2) Catherine & Jonathan Coupal Ruth & David Huggins Florida & James O’Brien Lori & Mark Ansell Candace & Chris Cradeur Elizabeth Hughes Kerrie & Kevin O’Neill Theresa Arnold ’81 Laura Crawley Pam & Keith Johnson Anne & Thomas Padilla Alice Asay Jana & Jim Cuneo Christine & Peter Jurisich Megan Whetstone Panson ’85 & Mercedes Martin Azar ’68 & Guillermo Azar Thomas Curtis Floreine & Christopher Kahn Justin Panson Lisa Doherty-Baichtal & Peter Baichtal Peggy & Kent Daft Cindy & Kirk Keene Nancy Pape Meghan Baichtal Elizabeth Danielson & Scott Reynolds Kathleen & Gene Keller April & Cory Parish Jane & Stephen Baker Nora & Farley David Joanne & Kyle Kelley Angelica & Reginald Pascual Trudi Ann & Kenneth Balestreri Janae Root Davis ’82 & Jeff Davis MaryAnne Kelly Teresa & Paul Passantino Marcia & Francois Barbe Leda Rosellini DeAngelis ’67 & Debbie & Kevin Kenny Susan & Ulrich Pelz Kathy Koon Barboza ’82 & Rich Barboza Michael DeAngelis Tracy Bedford Kent ’83 Barbara & Greg Peterson Dawn Barnhart Melissa & Paul Deiro Terry & William Klas Colleen & Todd Peterson Idamarie Mattos Barsotti ’68 & Ernie Barsotti Rina DeRose-Swinscoe Denise & Steven Konigsfeld Aida & Timothy Phelan Ada & Jeff Bauman Troy Devine & Charles Cunningham Ann & Daniel Kramer Kelly Bedford Phillips ’81 & David Phillips Laura Baxter Marleen Masuoka & Michael Dishno Marg Krochta Bartosek & John Krochta Susan & Tim Pierce Tracy & James Beckwith, Five Star Bank Pamela DiTomasso ’72 & Steve Lovotti Joan James Kuzmich ’64 & Joseph Kuzmich Helen Manfredi Pierson ’74 & William Pierson Kathryn Beltrami ’69 & Martin Pierucci Ginny & Brian Dowd Elkie & Terrance Fu Joanne & Joe Pirnik Eve & Don Benson Lynn & Kirk Dowdell Eileen & Bob Lackner Kelly & Joseph Poggi Camille Johnson Benvenuti ’86 Nancy Lynch Doyle ’77 & John Doyle Julie & Alan Laskin, Marise & David Purser Cathy Schuler Bertolani ’53 Monica Dutton Law Offices of Alan M. Laskin Regina & Sergio Quiniola Julie Cummings & Robert Bilo Cynthia & Gregory Dyer Nancy Valle & Andrew Laufer Kellie & Jeff Randle, Randle Communications Marion & Paul Bishop Lisa & Jeffrey Elenberger Angela & Richard Lavezzo, Arraycon LLC Katina Rapton, Mel Rapton Honda Laurie & Gregory Bisi Mary Geary Ellingson ’67 & Dennis Ellingson Patty & Alan Leatherby Janel & Lance Redman Sandra McDaniel-Bonner & Rickey Bonner Ora & Michael Emmerich Naomi Lee Erin & Andy Reed Cynthia Book & David Murbach Molly O’Connor Emslie ’81 & Jeffrey Emslie Mary Jane Lee Tracey & Justin Reginato Marie Waldron Booth ’69 & Bradley Booth Kristin & Mark Enes Kimberly & Timothy Lien Colleen O’Neil Reilly ’78 & Daniel Reilly, Wynette White Bouchard ’81 Wendi & Gilbert Enos Laura & Adrian Lima Caltronics Tracy Brazil Sharon & Layne Esguerra Lynn Lok-Payne & McKenna Payne ’14 Kristine & Brian Robinson Louis Brazil Patty Estopinal Erina Lucchesini-Soria ’84 Diana Rodriguez-Suruki Valerie Bronstein Kathleen & Michael Farmer Jan & R. Todd Luoma Elizabeth Sandoval Romero & JoAnne Mahaney-Buehler & David Buehler Shareen & J.C. Fat Susan Earl-Lynn & Michael Lynn Manuel Romero Dana Bueno Katy Calkin Ferguson ’80 & Joanna & Robert MacDonald Teresita Martin Romo ’63 & Jesus Romo Mary & Raymond Cabral Christopher Ferguson Amy & Michael Marchant Amy & Guillermo Roses Joan & Alan Calkin Lisa & James Ferrin Anne Marzion Julie Routhier Christi Calpo Carmyn & Mark Fields Jamila & Nasr Masarweh Kristen & Edward Rudis Pamela & Jackson Campbell Karen Lawson Finn ’76 & Greg Finn Theresa & Thomas Matista Janet Taormina Ruggiero ’67 & Susan & Rodney Campbell Miriam & Jason Fisk John Matzoll Stephen Ruggiero Theresa & Larry Cannon Jeralyn Fleig ’85 Susan & Michael McCutcheon Anne Geremia Sadler ’80 & Scott Sadler Angela & Nathan Carnahan, Rack N Road Tim Fleming Mary & Bill McDonald Diane Saeed-Freund & Eric Freund Michele & Christian Carpenter Christina & Kevin Fontes Catherine & Jim McFadden Sandra Kiernan Sanders ’82 & Daniel Sanders Ann & Mike Casentini Cecilyn & Tracy Foote Kathryn & Mark McGuire Christine & Todd Sanfilippo Stephanie & Gregory Cates Kristi Arnold Foy ’87 & Patrick Foy Diane Neururer McGuire ’67 & Ken McGuire Jeanne Sapunor ’72 & Ralph Davis Rosanne Broussard Cherry ’83 & Keith Cherry Carol & John Frank Heidi & Kevin McKim Marian & Rolando Sarte Vicki & Kenneth Cichocki Linda & Timothy Frazier Carol & Niall Meagher Vicki Porter Sazaki ’66 Lori & Robert Cima Karen & Kenneth Frey Rosemary Mendoza & Mitch DeGregorio Nancy & Rob Sbisa, Wells Fargo Bank Penny & Christopher Cimino Monica & Michael Fugit Erin O’Neil Mickiewicz ’74 & Tim Mickiewicz Denise Schiller & Bradlee Terry Julia & Neil Clark Gloria Gabrielli David Miller Tasha & Jon Schrock Katharine Cobb Kerri & Louis Gallia Patricia & Alan Miranda Tina Bonilla Semon ’86 & Brian Rau Mary Cogan-Pérez & Roberto Pérez Annette & Michael Gallo Ramona & Barry Moenter Kim & Michael Sharon

++Deceased 38 Elizabeth & Mark Sheffield, Nancy Leonard Szydelko ’69 & Gary Szydelko Moni Van Camp-Kondos & Greg Kondos Frank Werry Homeward Band Headbands Leslie & Byran Tanaka Josie & Robert VanSacker Susan & Ed Whalen Stacie & Randy Simpson Zenaida & Roman Tanjuakio Evelyn Vargas-Castaneda & Carlos Castaneda Laura & Scott Wigginton Candace & Matthew Slagle Rachel & Scott Taylor Cecilia Velez Helen Willett Sandra & Gregg Slavik Shannon & Randal Terwedo Sharyn & Gregory Verdon Lisa & David Williams Anne Miller Smith ’78 & Ralph Smith Sandy & Jerry Tokunaga Olive Keating Vincenty ’70 & Joe Vincenty Louise & Jerry Wilson Judy Capaul & John Solie Jeannette & Jesse Torneros Ruth & Michael Wagner Joanne Gliebe Winchell ’51 Deborah Gardner Soto ’75 & Steve Soto Yolanda & Abel Torrecillas Tammy & Anthony Wall Lynda & Erik Winje Kristen & Daniel Spector Cynthia Torres & Robert Freitas Barbara & Thomas Ward Claudia & Olin Woods Grace Levy Spencer ’85 & Stan Spencer Christine Jacobs Totah ’83 & Suheil Totah Carol Di Napoli Warmerdam ’61 & Christina & Mark Woollgar Diane & Dale Stanfield Kelley Tousey Victor Warmerdam Alynn & Philip Wright Jennifer Stolo & Keith Diederich Maura Twomey ’77 & Rich Pedroncelli Debbie & Bill Warne Barbara & Tom Young Teri & Kevin Stone Pauline & Lawrence Upjohn Janet & Mark Warren Laurie & Douglas Young, Sally & James Sutter Tammy Urquhart & Dan Shoeman Marny & Eric Wasserman Northern California Research Celestine & Scott Syphax Maria Reid Vail ’82 & Brian Vail Cheryl Watson & Dennis Mustard

FACULTY AND STAFF In addition to the tireless hours of time and energy committed to students, the following members of St. Francis’ faculty, staff and administration contributed to the 2017-2018 annual fund.

Nora Wehrenberg Anderson ’83 Christina Canaday Evey ’05 Jennifer Philipp Maniccia ’89 Therese Seymour Lori Ansell Jennifer Ferrara Stacy McDonald Steve Shaff Debbie Austin Simone Freeberg Jim McFadden Kim Sharon Eve Benson Michael Gallo Catherine McGreevy Kathi Shelley Rosemarie Conti Bertini ’72 Joanne Gallo Mark McGreevy Francesca Steele Anonymous Barbara Frazier Gluvers ’03 Elias Mendoza Teri Stone Patrick Brabec Ann Moritz Gregory ’89 Jan Courtney Millner ’75 Peter Strawn Brian Briggs Agata Grzelak Heather Robison Moloney ’99 Stephen Tholcke Katie Solie Brunetti ’03 Bill Hanrahan Jean More Evanne Torrecillas ’11 Dana Bueno Tina Harris Colleen Morrison Julie Van Houten Michele Carpenter Nicolle Harrity Scott Morrison Evelyn Vargas-Castaneda Mary Castellano Leigh Hiers ’96 Raquel Namba Stephanie Villanueva ’98 Jeff Chamberlain Vicki Hunt Mirjana Nikcevic Gina Vinella Byron Chen Maggie Kawasaki-Murray Rick Norman Judy Walker ’70 Lisa Coffman MaryAnne Kelly Rev. Arnold Parungao Cheryl Watson Cynthia Cost Bess Klindworth Joseph Poggi Kymberly Weinandy Dyan Pipe Cwynar ’88 Chyrissee Lee Sunny Rivera Lisa Wilkins Elizabeth Danielson Naomi Lee Theresa Rodgers Dawn Winston ’91 Fadia Desmond Tara Leung Sarah Ruano Tammy Zeigler Ileana Diver Nicole Lucchese Cindy Sandoval Kore Zimmerman Nancy Lynch Doyle ’77 Joanna MacDonald Ashlee Scheuber Lori Dwyre Laureen Macugay Edward Schmidt Ora Emmerich Patricia Maier Duste Sellas

SPRING 2018 39 MATCHING GIFTS 2017-2018 Many businesses and corporations match the amount of a donation from one of their employees or retired employees, increasing the value of the gift dramatically. The companies listed here matched the donations to St. Francis received from our alumnae, current and past parents, and friends. Check with your employer to see if your company will match your donation.

Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan/Abbie Foundation Hewlett Packard Employee Charitable Giving Program State Street Matching Gift Program Floreine & Christopher Kahn Vicki & Kenneth Cichocki Sandra & Sunil Pimenta Aerojet Rocketdyne Delivers Lorraine & Nestor Fernandez UBS Employee Giving Programs Lorraine & Steven Murphy Intel Foundation Matching Gifts Elizabeth Maly Lindgren ’84 & J. Stanley Lindgren AIG Matching Grants Program Anonymous Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Melanie Albaracin Akers ’00 & Geoffrey Akers Margareth Marrugo Padilla & Miguel Corvacho Marianne Beyer ’04 Hernandez BNSF Railway Mary & Darrell Norris Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Campaign Michelle & Juan Acosta Jennifer & Ken Peters Debra & Jim O’Gara Melinda & Vince Russo Bristol-Myers Squibb Employee Giving Program LinkedIn Matching Gifts Program Nancy & Rob Sbisa Ann & Mike Casentini April Fallon ’84 & Ramzi Nahas Cara Sheean ’80 Genentech, Inc. Kathleen Lungren Jobe ’94 Laura Wicklman Anonymous

GOLDEN GIRLS RELIVE SFHS GRADUATION MEMORIES

Mercedes Martin Azar, Marcia Cecchettini Ceccato, Mary Leonard Conklin, Colleen McKinley Ianni, Nancy Bettencourt Walent, Bishop Jaime Soto, Beth Lenyo McNett, Kathie Owens Cook, & Sandra Doll Neri

St. Francis introduced a new tradition this year where our “golden girls” (the class celebrating their 50th re- union) led the graduating class into Memorial Auditorium for the graduation ceremony. This inaugural group of Troubadours not only renewed their connections with each other and the school, they renewed their hope for future generations of Troubadours.

“I am still processing what happened to me yesterday afternoon. I was shocked and awed at what I heard, saw and felt. As part of the generation that paved the way for expanded roles and opportunities for the young women of today, I felt such a sense of pride and accomplishment…we did succeed in some very positive Christocentric ways. Listening to the salutatorian and the valedictorian and the way they described their sense of their futures filled me with a sense of hope I have not had for a long time. I tear up as I type this, just thinking about these young women and the environment at St. Francis that taught, mentored and continues to encourage these girls.” -Mary Leonard Conklin ’68

40 LEGACY SOCIETY

The St. Clare Legacy Society honors donors who have made St. Francis Catholic High School part of their legacy, ensuring “Go forth in peace, for you have followed that future generations of young women St.can call St. Francis home Clare and benefit from an exceptional faith-based education program. the good road. Go forth without fear, for We invite you to join the members of the St. Clare Legacy Society by naming St. Francis Catholic High School as a He who created you has made you holy, beneficiary in your will and estate plans. Your generosity will make a positive and lasting impact on the future of St. Francis has always protected you, and loves you by enabling us to fulfill our mission to educate young women to change the world through faith, excellence, leadership and service. as a mother. Blessed be you, my God, for having created me.” ST. CLARE LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS St. Clare of Assisi The St. Clare Legacy Society recognizes donors who have made St. Francis Catholic High School part of their estate and legacy. Thank you to our inaugural members: Marion & Paul Bishop Tracy Brazil Linda & David Coward Kathleen & James Deeringer Lisa & James Ferrin Dr. Paul J. Fry, II William Hegg Charitable Annuity Alison Morr ’89 & Stephen Gemperle Candice Pederson Kathleen Peterson and Family Jeanette & Chris Ray Loreine & Nicholas Simopoulos Anthony Spinetta Jaqueline Peterson Ward ’73 and Family

You can become a member of the St. Clare Legacy Society by: • placing St. Francis Catholic High School in your will • making St. Francis Catholic High School the beneficiary of a retirement account • making a gift of life insurance policy • creating a charitable gift annuity • establishing a charitable trust

Please join the members of the St. Clare Legacy Society in leaving a bequest to St. Francis Catholic High School.

For more information, contact MaryAnne Kelly at 916.737.5033 or [email protected]. MEMORIAL & TRIBUTE GIFTS In Honor of Serena Shimada ’19 In memory of Molly Devine ’78 St. Francis graciously accepts contributions in honor and in memory Stephanie Shimada Michelle Affinito ’78 Elise Bauer ’78 of loved ones or in support of our mission of educating young women. In Honor of Anna Skinner ’21 Martine Schaaf Henry ’78 & Adam Henry Tracey & Russ Skinner Colleen O’Neil Reilly ’78 & Daniel Reilly, In Honor of Sophie Swinscoe ’17 Caltronics In Honor of Kate Abbott ’06 In Honor of Fiona Heenan ’18 Rina DeRose-Swinscoe Susan Franzoia Rozewski ’78 & Carol & Jay Abbott Jan & Michael Heenan In Honor of Judy Walker ’70 Walter Rozweski In Honor of Algebra! In Honor of Elizabeth Igra, Holocaust Cynthia Walker Puppione ’65 & Rich Anne Miller Smith ’78 & Ralph Smith Elizabeth Dyer ’81 Survivor and Lifelong Educator Puppione Marianne Clemons Williams ’78 & Misha Igra & Joel Tillman Marvin Meek In Honor of Meg Anderson ’16 In Honor of Sarah Brunelli Young, MD ’04 Donna & David Anderson In Honor of Abby Johnson ’12 Barbara & Tom Young In Memory of Isabel V. Dinelli Pam & Keith Johnson The William O. Dinelli Family In Honor of The Arts In Honor of Andrea, Ambri & B Zeboski Cynthia Torres & Robert Freitas In Honor of Erin Johnson ’14 Alice Asay In Memory of Brian Dodson Pam & Keith Johnson Vicki & Kenneth Cichocki In Honor of Anna-Veronica Bourke ’18 In Memory of Helen Asche Grace Passantino ’17 Maliana & Siosaia Bourke In Honor of Steffi Keene ’17 Lauren Koll ’12 Paige Passantino ’13 Cindy & Kirk Keene In Honor of Zoe Brazil ’15 In Memory of Carlynn Porter Badovinac ’55 Erin & Andy Reed Louis Brazil In Honor of Tara Keene ’20 Mary Van Dillon Keowen ’55 & In Memory Frank & Eva Cindy & Kirk Keene Douglas Keowen In Honor of Ariel Bronstein ’17 Rosanna Garcia ’81 & Jeff Slodowitz Valerie Bronstein In Honor of Nicole Lawrence ’19 In Memory of Sister Maryanne Beeler, In Memory of Fr. Terry Fulton Laura & William Lawrence SJS ’70 In Honor of Zarah Bronstein ’17 Anthony Spinetta Barbara Black Burman ’70 & Steven Burman Valerie Bronstein In Honor of Rebecca Sigl Light ’02 In Memory of Elaine Garcia-Larson ’71 Cheryl Watson & Dennis Mustard In Memory of Margaret Bracomnte, In Honor of Blair Brown ’06 Linda Garcia Garcia-Inchausti ’73 & Edward & Beverley Lammerding, Carol & Jay Abbott In Honor of Alexa McKim ’12 Robert Inchausti Stella Cotter-Maher, Joseph Heidi & Kevin McKim In Honor of Esperanza Caluza Lammerding In Memory of Kevin Gilhooly Marion Sarte ’08 In Honor of Madison McKim ’15 Mary Lammerding Bracamonte ’79 & Meg Willett Haesloop ’84 & Brian Haesloop Heidi & Kevin McKim In Honor of Jacqueline Cima ’11 Manuel Bracamonte In Memory of Patricia Gliebe ’48 Lori & Robert Cima In Honor of Reese Mellor ’21 In Memory of Rhea Dariotis Brunner L Yvonne Duane Mary Lou Haddad Marge Wilkins Mugartegui ’51 & In Honor of Sophia Cima ’15 Pamela DiTomasso ’72 & Steve Lovotti Frank Mugartegui Lori & Robert Cima In Honor of Stephanie Miranda ’15 In Memory of Kathleen Lysaght Carew ’55 Johanna Sapunor Patricia & Alan Miranda In Honor of Araceli Ciriaco Mary Van Dillon Keowen ’55 & Gloria Tomei Grace Arupo Rodriguez ’96 In Honor of Jean More Douglas Keowen Betty Woolever Cynthia Walker Puppione ’65 & In Honor of Grace Conlin ’18 & In Memory of KC Carlyon In Memory of Giuseppe Guerrera & Rich Puppione Rose Conlin ’19 Chris Thompson Giovanni Troja Ava Marie & Christopher Conlin In Honor of Katie Mumm ’17 In Memory of Tony & Eunice Cattuzzo Christina Troja Guerrera ’89 & Tony Guerrera Suzanne McNamara In Honor of Cynthia Cost Debra Cattuzzo ’74 In Memory of Meghan Gumbelevicius ’99 Vanessa & Mark Boston In Honor of Madame Flo Picca In Memory of Charlie Chan Carol & John Gumbelevicius In Honor of Eleni Crush ’06 Adrienne Manuel Pendleton ’03 Julia & Neil Clark Karin Gumbelevicius Carol & Jay Abbott In Honor of Ariana Punter Melissa & Paul Deiro Stacy & Brett Leber MaryAnne Kelly Shauna Collins Smith ’99 In Honor of Adeline Cora Evey Kristin & Maurice Punter Christina Canaday Evey ’05 & Mickey Evey In Honor of Amanda Purser ’08 In Memory of George Christopulos In Memory of Jason Grady, Bob & Marise & David Purser Katherine Procida-Christopulos ’78 Babe Halm In Honor of Carmyndee Fields ’11 Pamela Halm Grady ’66 & Stephen Grady Mark Jones In Honor of Libby Price ’18 In Memory of Sandra Geary Cook ’54 John Kerhlikar John Cook, Jr. In Memory of Susan Crone Harris ’81 In Honor of Alexi Fleming ’12 Mary Geary Ellingson ’67 & Dennis Ellingson Michelle Polli ’81 Tim Fleming In Honor of Theresa Rodgers MaryAnne Kelly In Memory of Eloise Craft In Memory of Dr. Ernest H. & In Honor of Dillon Fleming ’06 Christine Lambert-Winter ’87 & Farida M. Holland Tim Fleming In Honor of Claire Russell S. Curtis Winter Laila Holland Barker ’79 & Paul Barker Debra & Thomas Russell In Honor of Sarah Ford ’21 Susan & Ulrich Pelz In Memory of Brendan Horan Hayat Ford In Honor of Kate Ryan ’21 In Memory of Gary Donald Curto Gus Morr Betty & Patrick Ryan In Honor of Mariam Ford ’21 Rebecca Curto In Memory of John & Mary James Hayat Ford In Memory of Eysebio Sarte In Memory of Donald R. Deary Joan James Kuzmich ’64 & Joseph Kuzmich Marion Sarte ’08 In Honor of Kay Gaines Sharyn & Gregory Verdon In Memory of Jean Riboni James ’48 Claudia & Olin Woods In Honor of Sr. Catherine Sedgeman In Memory of Joanna Deiter ’65 Marion Kaeser Slakey ’48 & Thomas Slakey Karen Lysaght Perkins ’81 & Phillip Perkins, Jr In Honor of Claire Hallbrook ’06 Barbara Black Burman ’70 & Steven Burman In Memory of Terry Kenny Carol & Jay Abbott In Honor of Samantha Shimada ’19 Debbie & Kevin Kenny Stephanie Shimada In Memory of Jennifer La Paglia Sandie & Bob Rice

42 In Memory of Lynn Marie Jacobs In Memory of Sammy Neri In Memory of Thomas L. Sapunor, Jr. In Memory of Esther M. Torres Massetti ’70 Kimberly Lotz Neri ’76 & Thomas Neri Jeanne Sapunor ’72 & Ralph Davis Rene Luna ’96 Tammy & Lawrence Defazio In Memory of Kathy Bagley Parkes ’79 In Memory of Carter & Lillian Speed In Memory of Laurie Van Camp ’05 Angela Gann ’70 Judith Bagley Kane ’84 & Kerry Kane Cynthia Speed ’58 Michelle Polli ’81 In Memory of Cindy Minasian In Memory of Robyn Reichenberg ’02 In Memory of Kathy Stassi In Memory of Robert S. Willett Idamarie Mattos Barsotti ’68 & Ernie Barsotti Christine Huang ’02 MaryAnne Kelly Meg Willett Haesloop ’84 & Brian Haesloop In Memory of Mary-Alice Morr In Memory of Kathleen Rose In Memory of Jeanne Theobald, In Memory of Phyllis Wootton Alison Morr ’89 & Stephen Gemperle Jennifer McAdaragh Pulliam ’95 & mother of Jane, Ann, Susan & Beth Kay Gaines In Memory of Michelle Mullin ’84 Josh Pulliam Beth Theobald Anderson ’80 Elizabeth Hughes Kathryn Cippa Chandler ’03 Sheri Maria Steinman ’84 & Peter Steinman In Memory of Jane Paullus Toller Sandra Kiernan Sanders ’82 & Daniel Sanders Meg Willett Haesloop ’84 & Brian Haesloop In Memory of Maria Saca & Carlos Saca Naoko & Thomas Asker Brooke Vowell ’12 Vivian & Ernie Alarcon

IN HONOR OF MR. CHARLIE SCHWING

In 2018, the inaugural Spirit of San Damiano Award was presented to retired, Carah Santos Lunn ’01 Monica Romo-Contreras ’92 35-year math teacher Mr. Charlie Schwing. Many of his former students chose to Elizabeth Luoma ’08 Michelle McIntosh Rose ’86 honor him with a gift to St. Francis on Thankful Thursday, or by donating to the new Carla Patterson MacDonald ’87 Julie McGee Rosoff ’84 outdoor math classroom that was built in his honor. Thank you, Mr. Schwing, for Julie Magorien ’04 Victoria Rudd ’09 your impact on yesterday, today and tomorrow’s Troubadours. Jennifer Philipp Maniccia ’89 Lisa Louche Russo ’00 Monique Price Marchi ’84 Lisa Boochangkool Ryerson ’96 Kelly McKenna ’10 Jennifer Smith Safyan ’03 Melanie Albaracin Akers ’00 Janine Cuneo ’94 Ann Moritz Gregory ’89 Sarah Ellingson McMurray ’97 Juliette Sanchez ’81 Kristina Fiellen Alvarez ’83 Colleen Kuzmich Curtin ’90 Michele Haddad ’88 Mary Merz McShan ’80 Jennifer Thomas Seifert ’90 Mary Coster Anderson ’85 Dyan Pipe Cwynar ’88 Laurie Hansen-Barnard ’84 Samya Haddad Mellor ’86 Elizabeth Hine Selgrath ’99 Kiera Mickiewicz Anderson ’99 Le-Mai Dam ’05 Laura Hanusek ’92 Heather Robison Moloney ’99 Cara Sheean ’80 Beth Theobald Anderson ’80 Janae Root Davis ’82 Phyllis Baldry Harrelson ’82 Alison Morr ’89 Kristen Hebert Shepard ’02 Nora Wehrenberg Anderson ’83 Carly Demetre ’10 Meri Steiner Hartman ’89 Brigget Barrios Muller ’08 Christine Farley Skeoch ’83 Brandie Crosby Andrews ’99 Andrea Diaz-Vaughn ’95 Kayla Smith Haynes ’10 Sheila Mullins ’80 Rebecca Solie ’01 Ashley Dyer Andrews ’98 Jennifer Hughes Dowley ’80 Amy Hickox-Nadash ’83 Susan Wooldrik Naughton ’85 Grace Levy Spencer ’85 Lisa Cherry Argue ’84 Elizabeth Dyer ’81 Leigh Hiers ’96 Karin Nilsson ’81 Alicia Stefani ’03 Theresa Arnold ’81 Shannon Petzold Elken ’98 Elena Kondos Hillman ’83 Jennifer O’Brien Cooley ’89 Colleen Buehler Steinberg ’06 Annie Arupo ’02 Tracy Broadley El-Khoury ’03 Holly Hodges-Barbaccia ’90 Sarah Palilla ’08 Sheri Maria Steinman ’84 MaryAnn Byers Aschieris ’83 Molly O’Connor Emslie ’81 Philip Hollenbach Megan Whetstone Panson ’85 Diane Koeberlein Stoltz ’91 Kathy Koon Barboza ’82 April Fallon ’84 Jordan Holmes ’12 Ciara Pedroncelli ’08 Catherine Kennedy Sullivan ’83 Kristen Barboza ’08 Moira Fallon ’86 Jalin Hsu ’96 Meghan Pedroncelli ’11 Kimberly Wong Sutantyo ’00 Tanya Jaime Bell ’86 Darcy Dixon Fay ’80 Christine Huang ’02 Adrienne Manuel Pendleton ’03 Michelle Tessier ’04 Camille Johnson Benvenuti ’86 Katy Calkin Ferguson ’80 Whitney Pendergast Hunt ’92 Karen Lysaght Perkins ’81 Alison Reta Toshima ’00 Marianne Beyer ’04 Wendy Fisher ’84 Eleanor Gabrielli Ielati ’87 Charlotte Umali Peters ’86 Christine Jacobs Totah ’83 Alexandra Bittle ’13 Lisa Clausen Fitzgerald ’86 Kathleen Lungren Jobe ’94 Kelly Bedford Phillips ’81 Lauren Uranga ’98 Wynette White Bouchard ’81 Kristi Arnold Foy ’87 Judith Bagley Kane ’84 Michelle Polli ’81 Maria Reid Vail ’82 Katie Solie Brunetti ’03 Susan Frazier ’12 Teresa Kennedy ’82 Jennifer McAdaragh Pulliam ’95 Kristin Stassi Venegas ’83 Patricia Nario Canites ’91 Deirdre Mullins French ’85 Kathleen Kenny ’84 Julie Quinn ’86 Maro Verrios Maguire ’88 Christina Caruso Carrero ’87 Shelby Fuiks ’94 Tracy Bedford Kent ’83 Melissa Quinn Worley ’96 Brooke Vowell ’12 Kathleen Arroyo Carroll ’96 Rosanna Garcia ’81 Rachel Klas ’11 Jamie Reamer ’98 Laura Quintel Walter ’88 Kathryn Cippa Chandler ’03 Kathleen Dugan Gezi ’87 Amy Watson Krause ’90 Janet Koewler Reilly ’82 Jennifer Phillips Whitten ’03 Rosanne Broussard Cherry ’83 Angela Kufasimes Gianulias ’86 Shannon Blecha Langer ’92 Julia Rhoten ’85 Vanessa Yajima Wildie ’89 Rhys Cheung ’96 Sara-Ann Schmitcke Gillis ’86 Alexandra Lendl Langston ’05 Tricia Mendoza Roberts ’87 Ivy Depner Williams ’98 Kristen Cichocki ’12 Barbara Frazier Gluvers ’03 Elizabeth Maly Lindgren ’84 MaryClaire Robinson ’86 Rita Gallaway Williams ’87 Joyce Colton House ’96 Gwyn Gordon ’85 Susan Lint Gardner ’83 Grace Arupo Rodriguez ’96 Sarah Young ’04

SPRING 2018 43 IN-KIND DONORS Menchie’s Red and White Fleet Talini’s Nursery St. Francis Catholic High School gratefully acknowledges Michael David Winery Rita’s Italian Ice Denise & Thomas Tapken Mikuni Sushi Corporate Office Rocknasium, The Climbing Gym The Art Bistro the following donors for their gifts of goods and services: Mono Mia Rocky Mountain Chocolate The Melting Pot Alison Morr ’89 & Factory The Organic Coup A & B Asphalt Kristin & Mark Enes Stephen Gemperle Roxy Restaurant The Pilates Twist Abbott & Kindermann, Inc Epicurean Group Mulvaney’s at the B&L S & J Services - Window Washing The Robert & Margrit Mondavi Angela Allison & David Goebels Espanol Family Restaurant Sowaiba & Tariq Munir S. Benson & Co. Center for the Performing Arts Amazing Lash Studio Esquire Imax Theater Madison Nelson ’20 Sac Pilates The Sandwich Spot Anheuser Busch Esthetics By Jeanette Linda & Rick Norman Sacramento History Museum Amanda Thrasher Apple European Wax Center OFS Brands Sacramento Kings Three Sisters Arthur Murray Dance Studio Evangeline’s Costume Mansion Opa! Opa! Sacramento State Acquatic Thrift Town Carmichael Face and Body Emporium Pacific Repertory Theatre Center Tiffany & Co Karen & Dominic Ayotte Father Paddy’s Michelle & Matthew Paganucci Sactown Magazine Total Beauty Experience B & W Resort Marina Marjorie & Mark Friedman Palladio Sam’s Club #6623 Total Wine & More Dusty Baker Todd Gage & Rick Welts Palladio Luxe Cinemas Julie Sandino-Areias & Trader Joe’s Dawn Barnhart Darcie Jean & Gregory Garcia Paragary’s Restaurant Group Rusty Areias Tricks Gymnastics & Dance Carol & David Bartylla Gerber Kawasaki Wealth Partners in Mission Christine & Todd Sanfilippo Claudia & Michael Tringale Ada & Jeff Bauman Management Angelica & Reginald Pascual SaveMart Supermarkets Twiggs Floral Design Gallery Beach Blanket Babylon Chris & Gordon Gerwig Pavilion-Car Wash, Quick Lube, Scott’s Seafood on the River Twisted Rivers Wines Bento Box Giovanni’s Pizzeria Detail Center Sea Venture Beach Hotel Universal Limousine James Berry Gloss Nail Studio Piatti Ristorante & Bar Seasons 52 University Art Big Spoon Yogurt Golden State Warriors Pieology Seka Hills Maria & Brian Vail Blue Note Brewing Golfland SunSplash Pita Pit Lisa & Scott Setzer, Vallejo’s Restaurant Bob’s Carwash and Detail Grand Island Vineyards Poppy Hills Golf Course The Setzer Foundation Valley Pizza Bogle Vineyards Green Acres Nursery Porchlight Brewing Co. Sierra View Country Club Vera Bradley Bond Driving School Griffin & Reed Eye Care Cheryl & Robert Porter Sky High Sports Lisa & Kurt von Geldern Cinde & John Breedlove Grocery Outlet Pottery World Julie & Kevin Sloat Walmart Broadstone Raquet Club Christina Troja Guerrera ’89 & Practical Cycle SRO, Inc Stephanie Wilkes & Marc Vallier Willie Brown Tony Guerrera PRP Wine International Starbucks Coffee Lisa & Chip Wilkins Bucher Wines Guinevere’s Cafe Radiant Yoga Dean Storkan Willo Salon and Spa Stephanie Buck ’05 Gunther’s Quality Ice Cream Raley’s/Bel Air Strands Salon & Spa Woodbridge Winery Buckhorn BBQ Hamilton Jewelers Ramekins Culinary School, Jennifer & Denis Sweeney Woodland Opera House Laura Burmester Harlow’s Restaurant Events & Inn Tahoe Donner Association Zocalo- Midtown Julia & Christopher Burrows Harrah’s Lake Tahoe Cali Color Healing Therapies Sacramento California Learning Center Diane & Paul Henderson Calkin and Boudreaux Julieanne & Patrick Hinrichsen Dermatology Associates Hoppy Brewing Company Cannery Row, & Sardine Factory Kristie & Todd Hornbuckle Restaurant In-N-Out Burgers CC Watson Kennel Indian Creek Country Club, Inc. Chando’s Tacos IPS Printing, Inc. Adriana & Kenny Christian J. Jill #3670 Club Ed Surf School & Camps Jake’s Desserts BE A 2018-19 IN-KIND DONOR! Constellation Beer Brands Jamba Juice Al Cooney Joseph Farms Core Power Yoga Julietta Vineyards Corti Brothers Julius Clothing Add your name or business to the in-kind donor list for Congressman Jim Costa Mary Gonsalves Kinney ’96 & this year’s Revelry event, Paris in Bloom. Costco Jason Kinney Thomas Curtis Lagunitas Brewing Company Dave & Buster’s Lash Out Beauty Bar Airline miles, vacation homes, special event tickets, Dawson’s American Bistro Laughs Unlimited Comedy Club one-of-a-kind experiences...our in-kind donors are at Miki & Porfirio de Leon and Lounge Destination Aesthetics Lava Cap Winery the core of what makes our premiere Revelry Gala and Maureen & John Dillie Kirsten & Corey MacIntyre Auction successful! Disneyland Resort Sandy & Mick Malaney, Big Hairy Dolce Nails & Spa Dog Information Systems, Inc. Dos Coyotes Border Cafe Malpaso Productions Look out for our Amazon Wishlist coming soon! Drybar Marchon George Drysale Matchbook Wine Due Ragazze Vineyards Mary & Bill McDonald Contact Mari Parisi, Special Events Associate, for more East Sac Bike McGee’s Old Time Photos Edge Studios Medic Ambulance Service ideas at 916-737-5015 or [email protected]. Elevation 10 Winery Men’s Wearhouse

44 ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME

THE INAUGURAL ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME CLASS TO BE INDUCTED ON NOVEMBER 17, 2018

St. Francis Catholic High School will induct its inaugural Athletics Hall of Fame Class at a ceremony and dinner on Saturday, November 17, 2018 in the Gymnasium.

The 2018 class will include the1993 CIF State Championship basketball team, three-sport star Karen Lysaght Perkins ’81, volleyball and softball standout Jill Haas Benson ’93, swim- mer Katie Younglove Zylstra ’98, golfer Sarah Huarte Glynn ’00, tennis star Emani Decquir ’09, and golf coach Diane Aguer. Contributor Dotty Brandenburger, who recently finished her 35th season as the official scorekeeper for the softball program, completes the class in the contributor category.

The Athletics Hall of Fame reflects the proud history of our community, highlighting the long-standing athletic success of the institution and recognizing the importance of developing well-rounded individuals.

Please join us on Saturday, November 17th to celebrate this accomplished group!

SPRING 2018 45 CALENDAR SELFe EVENT: RACHEL HOLLIS SEPTEMBER Sunday, October 28, 2018 from 12:30-4:30pm ST. FRANCIS CELEBRATION NY Times’ best-selling author, mother of four, and CEO/founder of The Chic Site blog, Rachel Hollis will be the keynote speaker at Saturday, September 22, 2018 from 3:00-7:00pm St. Francis’ inaugural SELFe event. This event is open to women of all ages. More information will be on the website soon. Join us for a totally 80’s St. Francis Celebration. Be there or be square! Featuring live 80’s music by Rebel Yell. Enjoy Booster BBQ, music, drinks and activities for the entire family. This is a complimentary event – all are welcome! NOVEMBER For more information, visit www.stfrancishs.org/celebration. ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME OCTOBER Saturday, November 17, 2018 at 6:00pm St. Francis is proud to announce its inaugural Athletics Hall of Fame “THANKFUL THURSDAY” Class. See page 45. For more information, visit www.stfrancishs.org/halloffame. Thursday, October 11, 2018 Please join us for our seventh annual Day of Giving, and make your gift to the scholarship needs at St. Francis Catholic High School. FEBRUARY Without your generosity, nearly 30% of our Troubies would not be able to attend St. Francis. Please support our mission and provide opportunities to those who seek the St. Francis experience. CRAB FEED For more information, visit www.stfrancishs.org/dayofgiving. Saturday, February 2, 2019 Always a sellout, this annual event brings together current families, OPEN HOUSE faculty and staff and our Alumnae community for a no-host bar and a scrumptious meal of antipasto platter, salad and bread, hearty Italian Sunday, October 14, 2018 from 12:00pm-3:00pm meat sauce spooned over rigatoni, and crab, crab and more crab! St. Francis Catholic High School will host an Open House for For more information, visit www.stfrancishs.org/crab-feed. prospective families. Guests at our Open House will have the opportunity to meet and talk with all of our teachers and coaches, see a wonderful arts showcase, tour the campus, and participate in fun activities that will give them a taste of life as a Troubadour. Although MARCH pre-registration is not required, guests who want to sign up in advance can do so: www.stfrancishs.org/openhouse. REVELRY GALA & AUCTION FALL MUSICAL: Saturday, March 9, 2019 “CHICAGO: HIGH SCHOOL EDITION” The Revelry Gala is St. Francis’ premiere event and typically attended by more than 500 guests. This delightful evening brings the October 19-27, 2018 school community together and offers a robust silent auction, live student entertainment, delicious food and drinks and a rousing live Nightclub sensation Velma murders her husband, and Chicago’s auction. slickest lawyer, Billy Flynn, is set to defend her. But when Roxie also For more information, visit www.stfrancishs.org/revelry. winds up in prison, Billy takes on her case as well – turning her into a media circus of headlines. Neither woman will be outdone in their fight against each other and the public for fame and celebrity. For more information, visit www.stfrancishs.org/tickets.

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46 SISTER CLAIRE GRAHAM ’55 THE ST. FRANCIS COMMUNITY MOURNS THE RECENT LOSS OF BELOVED ALUMNA

After receiving her BA degree in Ministry.” In 2002 she “retired” again and founded the Spiritus Social Economics, Claire worked as Center in Sacramento, offering spiritual direction. Sr. Claire a Social Worker in Sacramento and also served on her community’s administrative council for a volunteered at the Stanford home number of years and, in May 2005, was elected as the General from 1959 to 1976. In 1976, Claire Director of the Sisters of Social Service in the United States. entered the Sisters of Social Service where she worked in “I’ve always been drawn to the underdog – I think that is ministries in Southern California. She commuted back and part of my DNA,” Sr. Claire had said. “I have this new theory forth to Sacramento to continue serving as a board mem- that God provides us all with certain DNA inside of us and ber for Stanford Settlement. In 1986 she relocated back to that is what moves and shakes us through our lifetime.” Sr. Sacramento and in 1987 co-founded Wellspring Women’s Claire responded to the call of God on her life and tapped Center in Oak Park with Sr. Catherine Connell. Referring her unique DNA to serve tirelessly and joyfully. to her work at Wellspring, Sr. Claire noted, “We didn’t try In 2005, Sr. Claire received the Life Achievement Award to change people, we just tried to be with them. I think that from St. Francis Catholic High School for her dedication to there is a huge need for presence in the world, because when service in the community. we just be with each other, we find the commonality and we With the entire St. Francis community, we mourn the don’t find the difference.” loss of this beloved alum and servant of the Lord. “Well done, In 1997 Sr. Claire “retired” and became a staff member at good and faithful servant! . . . Come and Share your master’s St. Francis Parish, Sacramento, where she established “Step happiness.” Matthew 25:21

ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL THE ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIAL AND TRIBUTE PROGRAM COMMUNITY MOURNS THE LOSS OF Contributions in honor or memory of a loved one go directly to the St. Francis THE FOLLOWING ALUMNAE: Fund, providing financial assistance for students. Your gift will be recognized in the Pax et Bonum Annual Report edition each fall. Remembrance cards are sent to the family as requested, with no donation amount mentioned. Patricia Iliff Gliebe ’48 q In honor of Elizabeth “Peeksy” Mangan Merkley ’53 Occasion, if applicable q In memory of Sr. Claire Graham, SSS ’55 Please send remembrance card to

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