Fall 2013 for the alumni, family & friends of & friends family alumni, the for School Palma

publication A A s re p ort ’ President

Annual Report Edition Palma Tomorrow Top 10 Graduates Winter/Spring Sports

Contributors: Br. Patrick Dunne, C.F.C. President School Extension x222 Executive Messages ...... 4 [email protected]

Mr. David Sullivan Principal Life in the Blessed Edmund Rice Chapel ...... 8 School Extension x247 [email protected]

Mrs. Tracy Jones 30+ Clubs, including ...... 10 Director of Institutional Advancement & Alumni Relations School Extension x218 [email protected] St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon ...... 12 Ms. Kathleen Marsh | Photo Credits Theology School Extension x108 [email protected] Who Is Blessed Edmund Rice? ...... 13

Jamie Panziera | Photo Credits Panziera Preservations Photography [email protected] Palma Brotherhood ...... 14 PanzieraPreservations.com

Gary Dangerfield/Photo Credits Top 10 Graduates ...... 16 Mr. Jim Micheletti Campus Minister English School Extension x300 College Bound & Awards ...... 18 [email protected]

Wald Ruhnke & Dost Architects 2340 Garden Road, Suite 100 Monterey, CA 93940 Coach Soper Retires ...... 19

Anne Bass, Contributor Chair St. Patrick’s Day 2013 Teacher Highlight ...... 20

Mr. Steve Clayton Assistant Principal, Athletics Athletic Director Palma Tomorrow ...... 22 Mathematics School Extension x229 [email protected] Palma in the Arts ...... 24 Shannon Hugo Creative Director School Extension x248 [email protected] Alumni in the Arts ...... 25

Scott White CEO | Devlin Media Company Marketing, Palma School Winter & Spring Sports ...... 26 www.devlinmediacompany.com [email protected] Celeste White Highlights ...... 31 CEO | white page communications Marketing, Palma School www.whitepagecommunications.com [email protected] Annual Report ...... 32

©All Rights Reserved 2013 PALMA ONLINE 2012/2013 Board of Directors Stay connected to Palma - anytime, anywhere. Multiple methods of contact mean that you can keep Palma at Mr. Michael Boggiatto Mr. Mark Faylor Mr. Joseph Pezzini ‘77 your fingertips even when you’re on the go. Mr. Louis Calcagno Mrs. Dianne Irwin Mr. Joseph Piedimonte ‘77 PalmaSchool.org Mr. Donald Chapin Jr., Chair Mrs. Kelly Lattimer Mrs. Martha Vasquez Mr. Henry E. Dill ‘75 Mrs. Shirley Lavorato Brother Peter Zawot, C.F.C. @PalmaSchool Mr. Dennis Donohue ‘72 Mr. John Mazzei ‘01 /PalmaSchool Mr. Thomas Fanoe ‘64 Dr. Christopher Mulé ‘92 President Brother Dunne

Dear People of Palma, Tuition-driven schools - and Palma is certainly that - depend upon the generosity of the local community, the parents, relatives, alumni, and We are beginning Palma’s 63rd year of existence in meeting the friends to help make things happen in bettering the institution, year educational needs of the community in preparing young people for after year, that are well beyond the limitations of tuition and other college and beyond. Palma has always been at the forefront of getting educational fees. There is something special in receiving a gift that students engaged in activities as they have been prepared for the next empowers one to take something to the next level. Palma has been stage of their lives. Those first thirteen years, starting in 1951, saw blessed over the many years with countless gifts that have made a real Palma function as a co-institutional school with two distinct operations, difference in promoting and bettering the Palma cause on an almost one for boys and another for girls. There were two principals, a daily basis. And not a penny of tuition money has been used in moving Christian Brother for the boys’ side and a Sister of Notre Dame for the our program forward. The founding families of more than sixty years girls’ side. There actually were gender sides of the facility with the gym ago would certainly be proud, I think, of what they started and what so and cafeteria right in the middle to function as true dividing line, the many others have contributed to and helped continue over the many girls to the left of that grand divide and the boys to the right; my source years. I like to think of this process as “Palma Family” in action. It tells me there rarely were official violations of that line of demarcation. would be fair to say that, in addition to being tuition-driven, Palma has Palma continued to function as a co-institutional school until 1964, been and continues to be a project-oriented goal-intended fund/ when an all-girls facility, Notre Dame High School, was opened just two campaign-driven institution for all the extras some take for granted. It blocks away. At that time, the Christian Brothers, with the blessings of is our duty, as gift recipients, to cherish those gifts that have become so the Diocese of Monterey, assumed control and operations of Palma dear to our hearts over these many years. High School, for boys in grades 7-12, as the school was incorporated as the Christian Brothers Institute of California. All of us have a lot for which to be thankful as much has been done over the history of this grand place to bring us to where we certainly are I mention this bit of Palma’s history in a reflective moment as the today. It is our obligation, here in 2013, as we start a new school year, progress this school has made over the years is truly remarkable, from to continue the good work begun much earlier and be ready and able a small parish school to the uniqueness of an all-boys private Catholic to take this grand place to the next level and beyond when called upon. school that does a remarkable job in preparing young men for college I thank you for your considerations and commitments in getting us to and beyond. I have an appreciation for what the founding families of where we are as well as to where our future, with God’s blessings, will Palma must have been about in the late 1940’s in pushing interest and be in the months and years to come as we, you and I, prize and cherish support for the concept of a Catholic high school in Salinas, opening in these special gifts we know collectively as Palma. Thank you. 1951 in Sacred Heart Parish, to where it is, then out on the edge of Salinas, with plenty of land (at the time) and the sky as the limit in Sincerely, taking off to be what is has evolved into since those humble beginnings.

Everything we have here at Palma is a gift from someone, from a family, from a foundation, from a company, from a kind soul, who want very Brother Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. much for Palma to continue getting better with each passing year. President

4 Chairman of the Board of Directors Don Chapin

Greetings, Palma Family. I am honored to be the Chairman of the We are still busy with the Palma Tomorrow group led by new Board Palma School Board of Directors as we enter the new school year. We Member Al Friedrich. This year we intend on continuing our work to have a LOT of great things happening at Palma as we begin this new secure Palma’s growth and advancement for the future. You will for year, and a LOT to be proud of and thankful for in our past. sure be hearing more about this as we continue.

As we begin this new year, I welcome all of you back and wish to thank Our Board of Directors is working very hard and diligently to continue the many Graduates and Alumni that keep the Palma staff and students the good work here at Palma. I hope if any of you see one of the in their thoughts and prayers as we embark on yet another year of members, you will thank them for the time, dedication, and leadership challenges and rewarding outcomes. they are providing this fine school. Until next time, thank you for all you do in this community and for Palma. Many of you may know that this year, Palma has a new home field for football and sporting events. The Rabobank Stadium at the Salinas Sports Complex, has become the new home field for Palma. Nearly eight million dollars of locally generated donations and contributions have made this possible. Palma will get to boast about one of the finest home field venues for our football games in the Central Coast of Donald Chapin California. I hope you will all try to make a game and share your Chairman of the Board Salinas and Palma pride for this new Stadium.

Our great leader and President, Brother Dunne, has celebrated his more than 25 years here at Palma with a September 14 event. For his solid leadership and dedication, and for his lifelong work in education, an endowed scholarship fund has been established here at Palma in his name. This scholarship fund will be used by Brother Dunne to further financially assist students here at Palma that need such assistance. Should you like further information, or wish to help in this fund, call Tracy in the Advancement Office.

5 Principal David Sullivan

There is an essence of achievement that has taken root here at Palma There is pride in being a Palma graduate. Palma’s young men have for over six decades. Our students are challenged to take risks for the been blessed abundantly with the talent and the intellect and a solid right reasons – about extending themselves to become young men who education to move on from here well prepared. They are prepared to are LEADERS – by what they say and, more importantly, by what they influence their communities, prepared to give where necessity requires, do – who they are in and out of the classrooms, on and off these prepared to be highly successful, smart, and very generous leaders in hallowed grounds we proudly call Palma. They are mentored and both the Church and in society. coached here by exceptionally dedicated teachers and role models to grow, to take risks, to volunteer of themselves, and to learn, all of In gratitude, I beseech you all to share our joy and energy as we which require hard work and determination. We challenge Palma commit ourselves to making Palma School ever more successful now students to be leaders. We challenge them to emulate the life example and in the many years ahead. We have a history here of many good of a saintly hero and founder of Palma’s founders, Blessed Edmund and giving people with willing and gracious hearts. I encourage you to Rice himself. We tell them to be leaders; we tell them to be Palma continue this legacy with the same generous hospitality of so many Chieftains. leaders before us. Go Chieftains!

Successful schools do not just happen. Rather, they are forged by the toils of many, highly committed people. There are memories made here that Palma students will remember fondly for a lifetime: the special value of true friendship; the fruits of self-discipline; how to David J. Sullivan write better, speak better, act better, and perform better. It is our Principal mission here at Palma to challenge the growth and development of the entire young man: spiritually, intellectually, morally, physically, and socially.

6 Advancement Director Tracy Jones

Providing an exceptional educational experience takes commitment of an School truly greater and more beautiful. We have before us the challenge to entire community. During the 2012-2013 fiscal year, our donors contributed strengthen the human, physical and financial resources to nurture and over $353,000 to Palma School. Each and every gift represents an advance Palma’s mission and distinctiveness in an increasingly competitive investment in our mission to educate our students as leaders of tomorrow, global environment. And finally, we have before us the responsibility to equip getting them ready for college and beyond. We are thankful for the generosity Palma to fulfill its promise as a center of education of excellence in the 21st of our many alumni, parents, grandparents, friends, corporate and century. foundation partners who contribute to the ongoing success of our school— Palma is a grateful community! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your loyal and generous support of Palma. You are making the difference that supports the difference Palma The impact of these gifts is alive and visible across the campus and beyond. makes. Did you know that 30% of all Palma School students received scholarships and financial aid support? We are fortunate to celebrate gifts to our scholarship/financial aid program that give our students the opportunity of a Palma School education. This past year our alumni, parents and friends Tracy Jones contributed nearly $569,000 to build our strong academic programs. Advancement Director

Please know that each time you make a gift to Palma School you are part of a ripple effect, creating an impact that stretches beyond a specific student, program or campus facility while making a difference in our community. Our students gain knowledge, service, leadership and for this we thank you.

We have before us the opportunity to be the stewards who make Palma

7 Palma Champlain Father Josh Clifton Life in the Blessed Edmund rice Chapel

By Jim Micheletti

Light and color infuse Palma School’s Edmund Rice Chapel. The large icon of founder Blessed Edmund Rice catches the sun every morning projecting light to everyone in the chapel and each car rounding the turn in the parking lot. That something special is located here and cannot be missed.

All school-year Palma students, teachers, administrators, staff, and friends gather for Mass. Daily Mass is offered each morning at 7:30 a.m. Palma’s Chaplain, Father Clifton, presides powerfully over this Mass which lasts twenty minutes but manages to color significantly the entirety of the school day. Coaches bring in their teams once a week in their respective seasons. The sight of students in their uniforms or wearing ties on game day inspires strength, dignity, and honor in Mass for all participants. Student lector and altar servers achieve their offices with profound respect for tradition. Friends from the neighborhood come as well to the chapel to be with the students and support our community and its many works of charity and justice. They are greeted at the door with a handshake and a smile from a Palma Chieftain knowing the importance of hospitality.

Additionally, every school year there are five school-wide Masses for all Palma students on special feast days and solemnities of the church. During Advent and Lent, students come in with their Theology classes for Reconciliation services and all Palma retreats begin with Mass in the chapel. Teachers often bring students into the chapel for prayer and reflection on special class days. During Lent, Palma hosts a series of evening Masses with special celebrants, including bishops and university presidents, held on Wednesday evenings. In recent years these special liturgies have included student reflections on service and how all Chieftains at Palma are challenged to become what they receive at Mass—namely the body of Christ and becoming this body in love and service to our world in need.

Finally, the Blessed Edmund Rice Chapel serves the greater Palma family for vigils, funerals, and weddings. Alumni sometimes choose to come home to their alma mater in a special way for these sacraments and life’s more heartfelt moments and transitions.

One can see there is a reason the highest point at Palma is the Celtic Cross on top of the Blessed Edmund Rice Chapel. Palma School is not just about education but an elevation: spiritually, intellectually, physically, and socially. It is no understatement to say the chapel makes us happen. 9 CORE CORE, taken from the Latin word meaning “heart,” and, above all, friends. Entering a community of over G is a student run, faculty-supervised orientation 500 young men can be an intimidating experience. CORE program aimed at incoming seventh graders and leaders work to dissipate any apprehension by freshman. immediately welcoming new students to campus and by forming a liaison between new and current Chieftains. In the beginning of each school year, students who are new to the seventh grade and freshman classes, participate in an extra day of orientation where they interact with CORE leaders. These leaders attempt to familiarize new students with not only the day-to- day operations of the school, but introduce them to the spirit of the Palma community, providing a model

UDIN for successful transition into this dynamic and spirited student body.

The CORE leadership team is made up of a select group of young men that represent, through their accomplishments, the very best in academics, athletics, and the arts, and are all active members of the Palma community. Each spring, the faculty meets to nominate current sophomores and juniors that they believe embody the qualities essential to a good leader. Nominated students go through an application and selection process, and those who are chosen begin to train together for the following year’s activities.

In addition to a one-day, interactive orientation at the beginning of the year, CORE leaders meet periodically with new students throughout the year Core Leaders Bailey Arredondo and Stewart Haller to check-in, offer advice and guidance, and continue to introduce new students to what it means to be a Chieftain. These leaders act as tour guides, mentors, L U B S INC

CORE Leaders 2013/2014 Dylan Antonetti Kyle Kim Will Chilton Terry Lee Jack Burlison Jack Koster JD de Lormier Ryan Scarr Steven Camcam Kyle Markfield Ben Delbick Harrison Spencer Kasey Cory Mike Panetta Dalton Dovolis Chris Vargas Nico DeSantis Rishey Patel Max Fiege Zack Werner Sean Folck Austin Pullara Dominic Fusanotti Ben White Kevin Heffernan Jared Solis Stewart Haller Zach Zender Griffin Kaminskis Sal Aiello Bijan Kooroshfar Jack Kesecker Bailey Arredondo Ben Laycock 30+ C L 30+ 1210 FILM Class & Film Festival MODEL UN Last year, faculty member Rob Viarengo encouraged 30 students to The Palma School Model United Nations team competed in the 61st learn about film. The focus of the class was on the art, history, and Session of the Berkeley Model United Nations Conference at Cal this business of filmmaking. Throughout the year, students watched spring. For three days, from March 9 to 11, they joined 1,472 other films from many different genres and time periods, from silent films high school students from the United States, as well as China, Brazil, to current-day movies. Mexico, Canada, Guam, and Indonesia debating topics ranging from the Pearl Revolution in Bahrain to North Korean Refugees in China The students attended an evening film class at Palma that met once and the Proliferation of Terrorist Networks. a week for three hours at a time. The main motivation of the class was for students to work in groups to produce their own short films showing their understanding of the elements of filmmaking. The students learned about narrative structure and screenwriting, storyboards, mise-en-scene, framing, editing, and sound. They also learned how films are marketed and had to create trailers and posters to advertise their own films for the festival. The films were launched at the festival, which was held in the Multi Purpose Building on May 23. The 2013/2014 Club has already begun meeting and they are making preparations for the Film Festival in the spring of 2014.

UC Berkeley Senior Advisor at the United Nations Foundation and former United Nations Assistant Secretary-General for External Relations Gillian Sorensen, Director of State and Local Government Affairs at Apple Pennies for patients! Inc. and BMUN alumnus Mike Foulkes, as well as the Secretary- General of BMUN LX, Jason Keovichit, spoke at the opening Throughout the month of March, Palma’s Associated Student Body ceremony. (ASB) collected change and hosted fundraising activities to help support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Pennies for Patients campaign. Leukemia is the most common cancer among children and, although survival for childhood leukemia is now nearly 90%, it is still the most lethal form of cancer in children. Our students joined with millions of students across the country raising millions of Clubs Include: dollars to support children battling blood cancers -- literally one Art Club Investor’s Club Bagpipe Club Junior Classical League Brother Edmund Rice Know That You Matter Society Club Chemistry Club Literary Journal penny at a time! Many students took part in the campaign, some Diversity Awareness Mock Trial even bringing their piggy banks from home. Thanks to the efforts of Club Mrs. DeSantis and the Class 2015 in their avid support of a Friday Model United Nations “Wear Your Jeans” Day, Palma was able to raise just under $1,000. Ecology Club Mountain Bike Club Funds also came from the 7th and 8th grade classes, who donated Edmund Rice United National Honor Society the proceeds of their March dance. Fellowship of Christian Newspaper Athletes Yearbook Gamer Club Interact Club

11 St. Patrick’s DAY LUNCHEON By Anne Bass, 2013 Event Chair

Palma School celebrated the 44th annual St. Patrick’s Day luncheon on March 13, 2013. This was a wonderful day for the Palma community to come together and enjoy friendships and a great meal.

This event has evolved over the 44 years into two events in one. There is the customary dine in that offers a traditional Irish meal. Hundreds from the community come to enjoy the meal and the Palma community. We have even had a van full of women from Madonna Manor join in the festivities. This year we added a dessert bar to the menu. This bar featured homemade cakes, cookies and other treats. The additional aspect of our annual event is the take-out lunch. This year we broke the record for deliveries, we delivered over 800 meals! We even delivered 50 meals to Hollister for the first time. With the guidance of Don and Susan Gibbons of Portabello’s we improved the menu by upgrading the meat and bread for the sandwiches. Choice of either corned beef or pastrami on a yummy marbled rye bread, with chips, cookies, broccoli slaw and a drink were offered and as a bonus -- free delivery with a minimum of 10 orders.

The St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon is the Palma Parents Club largest event. We could not have done it without the many volunteers. Mary Ann McCarthy and Shirley Lavorato manage the raffle This year we have the “retirement” of Sandra Bruno and Brenda Tollefson as both of their sons graduated this year. Sandra has spent the last several years as the finance chair. She has spent countless hours compiling the orders and ensuring their accuracy. Brenda has spent the last years leading the buffet line to ensure all runs smoothly. They both will be missed.

Shirley Lavorato and Mary Ann McCarthy, Palma Alumni “moms” managed the raffle. The traditional raffle was brought back this year with the hard work and dedication of Robin Cook.

We would like to thank the following volunteer chairpersons

Cody Laycock with friends of Palma for their time and dedication:

andre Adam and Mike Winn – Food rich Salazar – Advertising stephanie Maker, Kim Costa – Decorations Kathleen Gillott and Brenda Tollefson – Buffet Line sandra Bruno and Amy Rianda – Finance Patty Avila – Student Volunteers Marianne Houle – Delivery George Garibay – Curbside Delivery Palma Custodial and Cafeteria Staff

If you would like to get involved in next year’s event please contact Marie Spencer at [email protected]. 12 knew. Each young man and his family bring much to the Who is Blessed Edmund Rice? wellroundedness of the entire Palma community. Edmund Rice was born in 1762 ago and grew up in Waterford, Ireland, with his parents, six brothers and two sisters. Palma has been and continues to be gifted with generous parents, alumni, and friends who do much to help the Edmund Rice Christian He grew up in a wealthy family, wanting for nothing; however, he learned Brothers educate the poor and those in need, even right here at very early that not all enjoyed the comforts that he experienced. A Palma. It is important for everyone to realize that everything we commitment to charity, inspired by his mother, combined with a devotion have here at Palma is a gift from someone. Accordingly, it is the to and adulation for the work that Jesus performed, Edmund saw a great responsibility of each of us to cherish and protect those gifts as we need among the poorest people in his community, particularly destitute move forward. Those many gifts are appreciated as they have young men or “street enabled Palma to be the outstanding school it is today and will urchins” as they were often continue to be going forward. called. Without regard for his own comforts or well- Were Blessed Edmund Rice here today at Palma, he would be very being, Edmund applied his proud of what has been done and continues to be done in providing powerful sense of empathy quality Catholic education to our and his unwavering many families and their sons or devotion to a life spent grandsons or nephews. He would educating, feeding, certainly be delighted to know clothing, and sheltering a the many sacrifices the good population that was folks here at Palma have made otherwise overlooked in his since before 1950 in preparing time. for Palma’s opening in 1951. He Blessed Edmund Rice would be pleased with the many Edmund was not alone in his passionate commitment to providing basic sacrifices the good people of education and religious instruction to the young men of his community. Palma, and their friends and Other men who believed in Edmund’s mission came to teach at his neighbors, have made on a original school, inspired both by Edmund’s fervent vision and by the regular basis since 1951 in impact they were having on the lives of their students. bettering and perfecting this Blessed Edmund Rice sacred place we know today as Palma. The traditions have been In 1802, Edmund Rice and seven of his colleagues took religious vows, established and do very much continue here on Iverson Street. and the Congregation of Christian Brothers was formed. The Christian Brother’s motto “facere et docere,” meaning, “to do and to teach,” now -Portions excerpted from July Newsletter from Brother Dunne resonates in the work that these men do on six continents, in twenty-five countries, in over 500 schools. Pope John Paul II beatified Brother Edmund Ignatius Rice in Rome on October 6, 1996, and he became known as Blessed Edmund Ignatius Rice. His feast day is celebrated on May 5th.

Palma is honored to be a part of this proud tradition as Edmund Rice’s words and ideas echo in our Mission Statement, in our morning prayer, and in the spirit of compassion that is found on campus.

Palma is a very proud school, steeped in the rich history and positive traditions of the Edmund Rice Christian Brothers. While the workings of effective education have changed over the years, the Edmund Rice Christian Brothers still strive to have schools that are primarily for the financially challenged of the local community. Some may ask how those attending Palma qualify as being “poor” or in great need. If only you

13 PALMA BROTHERHOOD Albert and Ricky Castro and Ricky Albert conditioning. That’s when they realized how different things would be Albert and Ricky Castro from North Monterey County. The workouts were demanding, teaching Class of 2013 fundamentals, doing drills, practicing to get it right, to erase some bad habits and replace them with more sound fundamentals. In the fall, It’s hard to imagine a Monterey County junior high boy not knowing the transition to the classroom had similar parallels for the boys. Ricky about the Palma Chieftains, but that was exactly the case with Albert says he just kept working at it, while Albert claims that he just got by. and Ricky Castro. Known to many, here as the Castro brothers. The twins graduated from North Monterey County Middle School and Albert was struggling to understand how to get into the swing of entered the ninth grade at North Monterey County High, where they things at a new school, where the distractions he was used to were not managed to be distracted by girls, drugs, and other bad influences. around. They continued to have challenges at home with the type of living conditions to which they were exposed. Albert struggled with the With the deck stacked against them, the boys came from a very difficult challenges and had attempted suicide with too many aspirin. But home life. Their father is violent, abusive and an addict, in and out of through steely determination and the generosity of the Palma prison; their older half brother, a drug user, on disability. The family community, Ricky and Albert managed to not only survive, but thrive at has been evicted from several apartments and homes, they have been Palma. burglarized, their home has burned down; they have become homeless, and have been able to get by, at times, because of the generosity of As their eleventh grade year was coming to an end Albert wanted to others. give back, he saw that their was a need at Palma for the young men to realize that they were not alone in whatever struggle they might be As ninth graders, they found themselves in the wrong crowds and facing. He has been very open about his life story; although he would sometimes spend lunch in the library, where their old middle recognized that some may be ashamed and hide their story. He school friend’s mother worked as the created a club on campus named the Know librarian. Their friend had graduated from ...through steely determination that you Matter Club. Where students eighth grade with them the year before and and the generosity of the Palma gather as a community to embrace their went to Palma; the Castro brothers’ first community, Ricky and Albert life; their shared experiences, their stories introduction to Palma was when then -- and to be of service to others, whether Admission Director, an imposing figure over managed to not only survive, but that is to know each other at school, or to 6’4”, Chris Dalman showed up to graduation thrive at Palma. give to the less fortunate as the Club did to welcome the incoming freshman. Their during Christmas by gathering stuffed friends mother always answered positively, that Palma was a good animals for kids in need. school, and if they wanted a future, and to go to college, Palma would provide the best opportunity. Ricky, in particular, started imagining Ricky’s indomitable resolve garnered his goal of attending Palma and himself at Palma, and knew that he would attend. He had many going on to college; he will attend Sacramento State in the fall where obstacles to overcome: getting in, affording it, convincing his mother, he will study criminal justice. Albert’s accessible goodness has and, not the least of which and most challenging was, convincing his propelled him to attend MPC and to be able to work with Palma’s brother Albert. football team.

Despite these obstacles Ricky was determined and at 14 years old, a Although the boys cope very differently with life, they both maintain a freshman at North Monterey County High School, he called Mr. Dalman strong admiration for Palma and what it has provided for them. They and inquired about becoming a Palma student. After a series of phone see that Palma has helped to build a foundation for success as they calls where the process was explained, the costs were defined, the matured. Albert has left a legacy at the school with a club he and expectation clarified, he finally convinced his mother to meet with Mr. others are passionate about. And Ricky knows that without making Dalman. Mom was still apprehensive, and realistic about the boys that fateful call and scheduling several appointments, their lives would getting in, fitting in and affording the school. This meeting led to be very different. Their tremendous appreciation for the men at Palma another meeting with Mr. Dalman and Ricky, their mother and Albert as that have helped mentor and guide them through their years here as well. Ricky had the mentality that not only was he creating a future for surrogate fathers is immense. We wish them all the best in the next himself, but that Albert, in particular, needed to make a change, and chapter of their lives. Palma was the answer. At this “come to Jesus” meeting with the family expectations were laid out: there are no free rides at Palma and the Castro brothers needed to rise to the occasion in order to become a part of the Palma family.

They began their tenth grade year during the summer, with football 15 Top 10 Palma

Andrew Chen | Co-Valedictorian University California, Los Angeles Between my preparations to head off to UCLA next year as a Computer Science / Engineering major, I took some time to think about the place which, for the better part of a whole six years, shaped me into who I am today. The challenging curriculum and pursuit of education was a significant part of my life, but it will in fact be the people I met – the students, the teachers, and their dedication to service, faith, and community – that I remember the most. With the CORE activities in my welcoming freshman year and the Diversity Weeks of the years after, I got to know the people around me, became part of the community. Between gleaning the fields for a food bank and Mr. Dermody’s tutor program, I learned the value of service. Through late night deadline sessions of Yearbook and Newspaper, I found hard work, but also the satisfaction of a job well done. Throughout my time here at Palma, I have collected many fond memories and important lessons, both of which will stay with me for many years as I set off into college, and into life.

Michael D’Arrigo | Co-Valedictorian Santa Clara University Throughout the last six years, Palma has prepared me well for the next chapter of my life. I plan to attend Santa Clara University this fall, and pursue a degree in Mechanical Engineering to continue my passion for building, designing, and creating things. I have learned that hard work is the key to successful performance in school and in life, and I am extremely appreciative of my teachers who challenged me academically. I have also learned the value of serving my community, and how rewarding it can be to help those less fortunate. The traits that I have acquired at Palma will surely help me to be successful in the future. I am also grateful for the relationships that I have with my friends, many of whom I met playing water polo. My advice to other Palma students is to live life to the fullest. Make the most of every minute of every day. Work hard, play hard, and fall into bed each night exhausted! Nobody remembers the nights that they got plenty of sleep.

Mitchell Huntington | Co-Valedictorian University of California, Davis Attending Palma for the past six years has truly been a unique experience with many rewards. Because I have challenged myself intellectually, physically, and socially every day here at Palma, I will be studying Managerial Economics at UC Davis starting next fall. The opportunity to attend a great school like UC Davis may not have been possible were it not for the higher standard that we are expected to achieve at Palma. The transition to Palma was eye-opening to say the least. I always expected to have the intense, competitive games of basketball or football in PE, but I was shocked to find out that things would be just as competitive in the classroom. Knowing that my family expects my best effort in whatever I do, I made sure that my name would always be linked with my talented and intelligent classmates. Fortunately I have been able to do so thanks to teachers and coaches such as Mr. Carnazzo, Mr. Clayton, Mr. Viarengo, tennis coach Alice Cory, and others. As my time at Palma comes to a close, I am fortunate enough to say that my six years here were unforgettable.

Jacob Ongaro | Salutatorian University California, Berkeley I remember my first day at Palma in seventh grade was different from anything I had ever experienced before. Suddenly, I was in a school at which my class was three times the size of my class at my elementary school, and I was given greater independence and responsibility in my education. Sitting outside room B2 for my first class at Palma with Ms. Marsh, I was surrounded by new faces, the faces of people who would become some of my closest friends over the next six years. Of course at the time I was very nervous and shy, but slowly I was able to grow and develop into the person I am today by experiencing new things and meeting new people, but also staying true to the person I am. At Palma, I have been a part of several sports teams, clubs, organizations, volunteer efforts, and more. What I have enjoyed the most are my experiences as Varsity Swimming Captain, Varsity Water Polo player, guitarist for Music Ministry, CORE leader, and Investors’ Club President. Palma has offered me a multitude of opportunities to make friends, excel in scholastics, and have fun. Now that I am at the end of my journey here, I know that Palma’s excellence in academics, athletics, spirituality, and community will serve me in college at UC Berkeley and throughout my life.

Charlie Kesecker College of Engineering Cal Poly San Luis Obispo I have really changed over the course of my four years at Palma. On my first day of freshman year, my biggest fear was not being able to find my next class. Now, I am preparing to move out of the house that I have known all my life, in pursuit of an education that will hopefully land me a spot in the job market. What a concept... While the paradigm shift is slightly (or rather, very) overwhelming, I feel confidence that what I have learned at Palma will get me through Cal Poly School of Engineering in one piece. And by “what I have learned,” I don’t mean learning on solely an academic level. No, at Palma, I have learned life lessons that will forever be remembered. From “Living in the Moment” in Mr. Beesley’s World Religions class to communication and leadership skills with the ACTION Leadership group, I have been given an education that transcends the purely academic. Putting it into that perspective, I realize that so much can happen in four years. Let me see what I can do over a lifetime.

16 Graduates of 2013

Austin Churchill University of Southern California Palma is a huge part of who I am today because it has helped prepare me for the real world and develop my character academically, socially, and morally. I have been challenged intellectually in the classroom through the various AP and Honors courses that I have taken and have been able to thrive, thanks to the support of my teachers. Outside of the classroom, I have gotten involved in many of the clubs that Palma has to offer, such as the Edmund Rice Society, through which I have helped tutor local children in Salinas as well as assisted in building a house in Tijuana, Mexico. I am thrilled to have been active in such a meaningful organization that has played such a huge role in developing me into the man I am today. Some of my greatest memories at Palma are those that I have made on the track and cross country teams, through which I have met a lot of my closest friends at Palma and Notre Dame. Thanks to the preparation and opportunities that Palma has provided me, I have been awarded the full-tuition Trustee Scholarship at the University of Southern California, where I plan on studying Neuroscience with a pre-medicine emphasis.

Brian Brownfield Menlo College I can confidently say that had I not attended Palma, I would not be the person I am today. The journey for me began as a bright-eyed seventh grader, worried about the big-bad high school, and now I am preparing to leave, having learned a myriad of lifelong lessons from the prestigious faculty, and even from the friends that I have made. The benefits of being able to take religion classes and attend unique community service functions have added to the growth of me as a person, and this maturity would not have occurred had I attended any other school. The friendships I have made over my time at Palma, on the baseball field and in the classroom, have only continued to get stronger with each passing year, with much more inside jokes created. I will be attending Menlo College in the fall to major in Sports Management, and also to continue playing baseball, but I will always cherish my time at Palma, and keep it close to my heart.

Spencer Lane Concordia University Irvine My dream of becoming a fiction writer was born when I first read Steinbeck’s East of Eden in the fifth grade. Since then, there has been nothing that has fostered that dream more than the English classes at Palma. Each year my understanding of the English language and its use in fiction has been exponentially expanded. From Mrs. Short’s seventh grade literature class and Mrs. Cambier’s seventh grade English class to Mr. Viarengo’s senior AP World Literature class, my writing and reading skills have continued to grow and my dream of being a writer has come closer and closer to being a reality. Next year I will continue to work on my writing abilities at Concordia University Irvine, where I will be studying English and playing volleyball. I am certain that I would not have been able to attend a school like Concordia Irvine had Palma not inspired and trained me to be the best writer that I can be every day in the English Department.

Alex Rodoni University of San Diego In my time at Palma I feel I have developed a unique brotherhood with my classmates and made many life long friends. Next year, I will be attending the University of San Diego. While there, I plan to major in Business Administration with a minor in Finance and am looking at playing football. I have received the whole Palma experience, being a student since the seventh grade, and if I could go back, would not have done it any other way. My favorite time of day at Palma has always been showing up early in the morning for football workouts. The program we have here is like no other in the area. I cannot say enough good things about the coaching staff and the dedication they put into it. The lessons I have learned out on the field as well as in the classroom I know will help me stay on track as I enter out on my own next year, into the world of college.

Navneet Sahi University of California, Davis My six years at Palma have been extremely astonishing. I remember walking onto Palma’s campus the first day of classes, and meeting fellow classmates that turned out to be some of my best friends I currently have. Contrary to popular belief, Palma’s all-boy environment allows students to become friends with almost all of their classmates, which allows students to join in a sense of brotherhood. Over my past my six years at Palma, I have been able to grow, not just physically but also mentally. By allowing students to take rigorous coursework, Palma creates an environment where students are required to allocate their time wisely. Besides being an academically enhanced school, Palma gave me the opportunity to join over five extracurricular clubs, while also volunteering in four different places, all of which were both fun and meaningful. To current and prospective students of Palma, I would like to advise that even though school may be difficult at times, the key is to stay determined, try your best, and have fun because time spent doesn’t come back.

17 COLLEGE BOUND HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION AWARDS Monsignor Thomas J. Earley Gold Medal for Scholastic Proficiency The students from the graduating class of 2013 will be attending some of the finest universities in the country. Andrew Chen Valedictorian We are proud to announce the colleges our graduates Mitchell Huntington Valedictorian will be enrolled in this fall. Michael D’Arrigo Valedictorian Jacob Ongaro Salutatorian Arizona State University Cabrillo College Matthias Lopez Palma Gold Medal in Theology California Polytechnic State University, Jacob Ongaro Palma Gold Medal in English San Luis Obispo Andrew Chen Palma Gold Medal in Social Studies California State University, Chico Michael D’Arrigo Palma Gold Medal in Mathematics California State University, Fresno Eduardo Muñoz Palma Gold Medal in Foreign Language California State University, Long Beach Marshall Treleven Palma Gold Medal in Science California State University, Los Angeles Ernesto Huerta Palma Gold Medal in Art California State University, Monterey Bay Ernesto Huerta Palma Gold Medal in Music California State University, Sacramento Henry Mirassou Palma Loyalty Award Champlain College Matthias Lopez Palma Leadership Award Concordia University, Irvine Cornell University Michael D’Arrigo Brother Martin D. Cunningham Award for Excellence in English Cuesta College Andrew Chen Monroe Award for Proficiency in Mathematics Hartnell College Austin Churchill Brother Frank Luke Dalton Memorial Award for Excellence Menlo College in Social Studies and Service Monterey Peninsula College Jack Tardieu W. H. “Hank” Muller Outstanding Scholar Athlete Award Northwest Kansas Technical College Nick Marquez Br. M.L. Crumlish Athlete of the Year Award Pepperdine University Saint Mary’s College of California JUNIOR HIGH GRADUATION AWARDS San Diego State University The Reverend Monsignor Thomas J. Early Award Recipients San Francisco State University Omar Garcia Religious Studies San Jose State University Brandon Werner English Award Santa Clara University Santa Fe University of Art and Design Saransh Rakshak Mathematics Award Sonoma State University Dylan-Michael Dizon Music Award Southwest Minnesota State University Drew Dalman Literature Award Texas State University, San Marcos Brandon Werner Social Studies Award University of Advancing Technology Dylan-Michael Dizon Science Award University of Arizona Drew Dalman Foreign Language Award University of California, Berkeley Kameron Woods Fine Arts Award University of California, Davis University of California, Los Angeles Drew Dalman Brother Charles McManus Award for Scholarship, University of California, Merced Leadership, Citizenship, and Sportsmanship University of California, San Diego Omar Garcia Brother Edmund Rice Service Award University of California, Santa Cruz o on to g co University of Nevada, Reno es l t l University of San Diego a e u g e University of Southern California d % a

Willamette r

g

William Penn University 3

1 0

2 99 18 Coach Soper Retires After 44 years of service at Palma School, Coach Soper retired at the close of the 2012/2013 school year. Coach Soper started his career at Palma in 1968. He served in many capacities: teacher, bus driver, athletic trainer, coach and was the Dean of Students for the last 31 years.

His legend remains and he will forever maintain his reputation of being everywhere at all times and watching over Palma students. Coach Soper was a constant presence at school activities, Masses, dances, athletic events, the cafeteria and, some might say, as the supervisor of detention. With an estimated 4,500 students served over a 44-year tenure at Palma and over 22 years of consecutive Parent Dress Code Meetings, the transportation of Palma student athletes over 100,000 miles and supervising 2,480 hours of detention, he will be missed.

He was honored this year by the class of 2013 as the faculty member of the year, for his service to Palma and the impact that he has had on the students.

19 Cislini Library at 5:45 am on Fridays, more than two Students First and hours before the first school bell rings to start the day. Athletes Second During this time of preparation, the students take previous AP U.S. History tests to prepare for the exam When most people in Monterey County think about at the end of the year. By the time the students take Palma Varsity Football Coach Jeff Carnazzo ‘85, they the real exam, they have already completed nearly ten primarily associate him with the on-field achievements exams from previous years. his teams have had over the past decade. His 123 wins since the 2000-2001 season is astounding but “By the time they take the actual AP test,” adds Jeff, there is a more impressive achievement that few have “their ability to write effectively and proficiently is heard about. second nature to them. A lot of that ability comes from the amazing job our English Department does in Coach Carnazzo, prior to suiting up for afternoon preparing them to write at the college level.”

I G HT football practices, is the AP United States History teacher at Palma School. The same intensity and It seems apparent that the same discipline Coach discipline that is used to inspire his players is utilized Carnazzo uses to lead the Chieftains to victory on the

L to prepare the young men of Palma for the AP U.S. gridiron is used to lead his students to victory within History Test. This exam is administered in early May of the classroom. His efforts characterize the mission of each school year to determine whether the students Palma School, which is to challenge each individual to have achieved a college-level comprehension of the develop spiritually, intellectually, morally, physically, subject. and socially. When asked what his first priority is between the two, Jeff didn’t hesitate in responding, The test is a grueling three “The classroom always comes first in my mind. These hours and five minutes young men are students first and athletes second.” And his actions as an educator at Palma for almost two long, meant to test both decades stand as a testament to that belief. factual knowledge of United Palma Students who took THE States history as well as AP test & their scores

writing ability in an essay AP Test # of format. Scores Students

Those with a score of three or better (out of 5), 5 11 receive a passing score as well as college credit transferrable to most universities. g S core 4 18

The test is a grueling three hours and five minutes Passin 3 17 long, meant to test both factual knowledge of United States history as well as writing ability in an essay 2 8 format. For obvious reasons, of the 400,000+ students who take this test annually, nearly half of 1 0 them do not pass. According to College Board, in 2013 the pass rate was 53.9%. (Those with a score of three or better (out of 5), receive a passing score as well as college credit transferrable to most universities.) Despite these statistics, Coach Carnazzo’s students do far better than the average. How much better, you might ask? Coach Carnazzo’s pass rate is consistently ass Pa cl ss between 85% and 95% each and every year! y R r a o t t e How is this level of success possible? “The success of s these students,” answers Jeff, “lies in the extraordinary i H

work ethic and dedication each student is required to s %

u

give in my class.”

P

A

Beginning in January, five months before the AP exam 3 85 1

is scheduled to take place, students from his AP U.S. 0 2

G H HI TEACHER History classes are required to arrive at the Palma Intellectual Coach Carnazzo ’85 with students including Mitch Kidd ’14 and Ben Laycock11 ’14 Palma Tomorrow

Since its founding in 1951, Palma School Legend Concept A has built a reputation on its exemplary 1. Existing Parking Lot –Approximately 122 educational programs and the teaching Stalls of personal growth skills. In doing so, it 2. Existing Chapel 3. Existing Gymnasium has become known as one of the leading 4. New Weight Room and Restrooms private learning institutions for young 5. Existing Cafeteria 6. New Parking Lot – Approximately 18 Stalls men, grades 7 through 12, in the state 7. Existing Practice Field of California. 8. New Pool Equipment Room and Restrooms 9. New 40M Swimming Pool 10. Existing Library As we close the book on the first 60 11. Existing Practice Football Field 12. Existing Parking Lot years of excellence in education, we 13. Existing Classroom Wing draw on the strong foundation that will 14. Existing Campus Administration Offices 15. Existing Multipurpose Building propel us forward in the next decade and beyond. Palma Tomorrow is a visionary plan that will allow us to plan our commitments of excellence for the next generations of Palma graduates. Legend Concept B

1. Existing Parking Lot – Approximately 122 An ambitious $2.1 million capital Stalls campaign is underway to fund the future 2. Existing Chapel 3. Existing Gymnasium growth of the Palma campus. There is 4. New Classroom –TYP of 15 perhaps no better way to celebrate the 5. New Cafeteria 6. New Weight Room and Restrooms success of our first 60 years than to 7. New Student Courtyard look forward to our next 60 years and 8. New Parking Lot –Approximately 18 Stalls 9. New 40M Swimming Pool beyond. 10. New Pool Equipment Room and Restrooms 11. Existing Practice Football Field 12. Modernization and Remodel Existing In order to continue in our constant Library pursuit of excellence, to ensure a lasting 13. Existing Classroom Wing 14. Existing Campus Administration Offices legacy for future Chieftains, and honor 15. Existing Multipurpose Building the vision of our founders, we are 16. Existing Parking Lot 17. Covered Walkway at New Classroom Wing pleased to commence our plans to expand beyond the existing footprint of the school. Acquiring additional land allows us to dream larger dreams as Legend Concept C well as zero-in on a myriad of possibilities 1. New Parking Lot –Approximately 138 Stalls as space, needs and financing allow. (Net Increase of 16 Stalls From Existing) 2. Existing Chapel We have been good stewards of what 3. Existing Gymnasium was generously given to the school 60 4. New Single Story Classroom Building (8 Classrooms Total) –Option of 2 Story years ago. The original 12 acres have 5. Existing Cafeteria been beautifully developed and well 6. New Student Drop Off Area 7. New Student Courtyard maintained. Acquiring new physical 8. Existing Parking Lot space will allow for exciting new facilities 9. New 40M Swimming Pool 10. New Pool Equipment Room, Weight Room to be envisioned and realized, providing and Restrooms new possibilities, improved opportunities 11. Existing Practice Football Field 12. Modernization and Remodel Existing Library and a renewed commitment to our 13. Existing Classroom Wing mission of offering the best possible 14. New Campus Administration Offices 15. Existing Multipurpose Building education for young men in our 16. Library Expansion community. 17. Covered Walkway at New Classroom Wing 18. Remodel Former Administration Offices into Classrooms Campus Master Plan Concept “A” 22 Campus Master Plan Concept “B” Campus Master Plan Concept “C”/Cover Image 23 form an ensemble that will be exposed to a variety of PALMA BAND LED BY 3 band literatures. The band performs two home TIME GRAMMY AWARD concerts, as well as performs at school rallies, athletic events, community functions and concert festivals. NOMINEE Each year the band makes a trip to perform outside our immediate region. The symphonic band ensemble Palma School’s Dennis Murphy is a 3 time GRAMMY is considered the core of the Palma High School Band Nominee with international Smooth Jazz Artist Acoustic program. There are also classes offered in jazz Alchemy. Since the mid-eighties, Mr. Murphy has been ensemble, Junior High School band, and beginning touring worldwide with various national and guitar. international artists. He came to Palma last year and has opened up opportunities for our young men to Mr. Murphy has also taught in the California prison explore the musical arts and develop their creativity as system and helped to establish the music program at well as improve and develop their talents with musical Rancho Cielo. He has been a Music Clinician in 15 instruments. schools, both public and private, throughout Monterey County providing more than 150 workshops/sessions The music performance class has three aspects: to annually. He is a Board Member at CASA of Monterey introduce the students to the fundamentals of music; County, Carmel Youth Center, and “Express Yourself, to improve the students’ musical proficiency; and to Inc”.

Dennis Murphy Christmas Concert ARTS A IN THE A LM P

On the bus to Reno Family Day and started working there full time in 2007 and was Jeff Paroloa recently ordained as the Worship Pastor. Chris started Jeffrey Parola was born and raised in Salinas, went to recording original songs in college and realized very Sacred Heart School and and graduated in 1997 from quickly that he loved it. Chris says “Recording is taking Palma. Jeffrey studied piano privately with Martha that something that is passing into something concrete Holly who not only and permanent, and this entire process excites my taught Jeffrey how to whole being. Being able to couple this with worship play piano, she also songs that glorify God makes it even better.” taught him music theory and helped him write down his first Brendan Calder original compositions. Brendan Calder is a former student of Mr. Viarengo’s film studies class, where much of his interest in After Palma, Jeffrey filmmaking was sparked during his attendance at attended Hartnell, Palma. His current film project at Loyola Marymount transferred to UCLA, University’s film school revolves around Giovanni majored in music Douresseau, Surfer from South Central LA that weighed composition, and 280 pounds at the age of 12 and had no sense of graduated magna cum purpose in his life. Jeff Paroloa laude in 2002. He studied at the San He was taken to the beach during the summer and was Francisco Conservatory of Music from 2003-2005 introduced to the sport and lifestyle of surfing. After and earned a Master of Music degree in composition. catching his first wave and being introduced to his Jeffrey taught at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory mentor, Tim Wingard, his life changed forever. Years in San Francisco for four years. later, he has lost over 120 pounds and now lives a completely new lifestyle. In this documentary, Giovanni In 2010, Jeffrey entered the doctoral program in recollects the journey and follows him through his composition at the University of Southern California’s present journey as he gives back to the community the Thornton School of Music where Jeffrey was selected gift that was given to him many years ago. www.

to serve as a teaching assistant in music theory and indiegogo.com. ARTS THE aural skills classes.

Jeffrey’s compositions have accumulated awards and Brian Ish recognition, including the European American Musical Brian Ish, a 1988 alum, left behind a successful Alliance Prize and the Highsmith Orchestral corporate sales career in his early 30’s to pursue his Composition Prize. He has served as composer-in- dream of acting residence for the NYC-based vocal ensemble, Choral professionally. He Chameleon. Jeffrey is currently working on a clarinet studied his craft at The concerto, commissioned by the Florida-based Atlantic American Academy of Classical Orchestra. The piece will receive its world Dramatic Arts and the premiere in March 2014. T. Schreiber Studio in New York City, and over Upon completing his doctoral degree, Jeffrey looks the past 7 years has forward to continue writing professionally while appeared in over 60 teaching music students at the college level. He is projects, including 8 forever grateful for the guidance, dedication, and feature films, 40+ example of the Palma community, which prepared him short films, a slew of well for the real world! commercials, plays, TV appearances, CHris Vanoli industrials and more. Brian Ish Chris Vanoli has been the Music Pastor at his church In early 2012, Brian became a member of SAG-AFTRA for six years and has been writing and recording music and relocated to Los Angeles in order to pursue more IN U M NI for the past 12 years. He reminisces that he has had a film and television opportunities. Over the next 18 passion for music since he was a boy. He started months he made a series of appearances in a playing the guitar at 10 and started singing at church recurring role on TBS’s “Very Funny News”, working while attending Palma. At Cal Poly he got involved with opposite such comedians as Julian McCullough and Campus Crusade for Christ. After college he and his Craig Robinson, before returning to his first love, New wife started attending Calvary Chapel Oxnard in 2005 York City. A L 41 Taylor (13) led the team 3, penetrate, offensive rebound offensively. Senior, Jack Tardieu and willingness to share the ball Winter sports 2012 (13) and Junior, Peter Lucas (14) made the very difficult to defend. were the sharp shooters who Team Awards included: Coach’s Varsity Wrestling Alex Garcia was the youngest State buried teams with their 3 point award- David Nunes(15) and Jack For the second year in a row, and Qualifier in Palma history. shooting. Junior Jacob Regester Brusa (16), Most improved- the second time in school history, In addition to their individual (14) and Sophomore Jack Burlison Marcus Cannon (15), Defensive the Varsity Chieftains placed an accomplishments, this tight-knit (15) were defensive nightmares POY- Joe Coffelt (15), Offensive outstanding Second Place in the group of Chieftains also racked up that harassed opponents into POY-Chrystian Harang (15) , Central Coast Section a number of team trophies numerous turnovers. Juniors, Will Hustle Award- Kasey Cory (15), Championships in February. This throughout the season, including Chilton (14), Mason Miguel (14) Most Outstanding POY- Liam phenomenal group of young men a 6th Place at the Sierra Nevada and Dalton Dovolis (14) came off McMillin(16). achieved that impressive mark Classic, an annual competition in the bench to spark the Chieftains with just 11 wrestlers out of the Reno that this year included over with their hustle and commitment Frosh Basketball 14 weight classes available. Each 750 wrestlers from schools to the team. The Palma Freshman basketball league within the CCS sends its top nationwide. The Chieftains had The varsity squad received the team finished its 2012-13 season qualifiers from each weight class three medalist—Alex Garcia, Tyler number two seed in the CCS by going undefeated in league. to compete at the elite CCS Escoto and Hildelv Manzur, and Division IV Playoffs, finishing the Behind the leadership of point tournament. Martin Martinez,(14) Manzur and Garcia were each regular season with an 18-6 guards Josh Keselica(16) and Josaiah Pulealii,(13) Tyler Escoto champions in their respective overall record. This year was the Orlando Yepez(16) they finished (13) & Hildelv Manzur (13) were weight classes and the first-ever 8th year in a row that the Chieftains the season with only two losses. all Monterey Bay League Sierra Nevada champions for have reached the CCS Semifinals. The versatility of swingmen Zac Champions. This year’s MBL Palma. Noah Allen was honored with Tamagni(16), Jacob Haas(16), Medalists and CCS Qualifiers were: Co-MVP of the MBL as well as Matt Smith(16), Andrew Mier(16), Adam Lucero(15), Barret JV Wrestling County player of the year in both Clemente Villareal(16), and Zach Bonfantini (13) & Alex Garcia The Chieftains graduate a host of the Monterey Herald and Salinas Barry(16) gave the coaches lots (15); Juniors Kevin Piffero (14), Varsity wrestlers but look to Californian. Jacob Taylor was of options on offense. The inside, Martin Martinez (14) & Robert reload in 2014 with 3x CCS Second Team All MBL and also out play of power forwards Wyatt Caldwell (14); Greg Stefani (13), Qualifiers Robert Caldwell & Martin voted to both All County teams. Maker(16) and Jack Christian Palacios (13), Bart Martinez, 2x CCS Qualifier Adam Jack Burlison was Second Team All Richardson(16) made it difficult to Bonfantini (13), Josaiah Pulealii Lucero, 2x CCS Qualifier/CCS MBL, All Defensive team and MBL press or trap the young Chieftains. (13), Tyler Escoto & Hildelv Medalist/State Qualifier Alex Sophomore of the year. The inside presence of Zach Manzur. Each of the Varsity Garcia, Monterey Bay League Ralston(16), Dominic Chieftains ended their season Junior Varsity Champions Dominic Junior Varsity Basketball Johnson(16), Angel ranked in the Top 10 in CCS. Four Fratangelo (15) & Christian It was a great year for the Palma Maldonado(16), and Wesley wrestlers ended their season Martorella (15), and Junior Varsity JV basketball team. They were a Johnson(16) helped the team ranked in the Top 5 in CCS: Adam Medalists JJ Suarez (15), Greg dominate the glass. The future of Lucero, Alex Garcia, Robert Tybor (15), Jonathan Garibay Chieftain basketball looks bright Caldwell & Tyler Escoto. Hildelv (16), Cody Martinez(16) & Elliott with this group. Manzur was ranked #1 and Mirassou (16). 8th Grade Basketball Junior High Wrestling While the 8th grade basketball Palma Junior High wrestling had a team ended up with a 6-14 record great season. The Chieftains on the season, the wins and losses competed hard and showed great do not accurately reflect the talent sportsmanship. We look forward to and effort of the squad. Led by their contributions for high school MVP Emilio Martinez (17) and wrestling. defensive standout Branden Werner (17), the team showed Varsity Basketball flashes of brilliance in beating In his ninth season as Head Coach, some of the league’s best teams Paul Alioto led the Chieftains to a and even winning in San Jose 3rd place finish in the upper against formidable competition. division of the newly formed MBL. Palma Basketball However, plagued by injury, This year’s team faced another sickness, and many close losses difficult pre-season schedule and positive, hard working group that throughout the season, the team was off to a great start ending had great team chemistry. The had a hard time reaching its Tim Jiminez ‘14 December with at 9-1 record, a year started slowly, but the team potential. Even when the team was completed his season undefeated. Scattini Tournament Championship was able to come together quickly down by 15 points, players like The Chieftains qualified an and victories over State playoff and post an overall record of 20-4 Daniel Soto (17) and Drew unprecedented number of teams, Soquel, El Cerrito and and going undefeated in MBL. Dalman(17) fought to the last wrestlers for the California State Colfax. A season sweep of Salinas The team then went on to win buzzer. Coach Nick Sterrett, Coach Wrestling Championships in High School highlighted league games against: Santa Cruz, Miguel Martinez, and Coach Juan Bakersfield. To qualify, a wrestler play, and the wins at El Cerrito Soquel, Mitty, and Bellarmine in Batista were proud to watch the must medal in the Top 3 in CCS. High School and claiming a second the pre-season to go along with team develop as the season went Those medalists/State Qualifiers Scattini Tournament Title (over the unblemished streak against on and always demonstrate were: Alex Garcia (CCS 3rd), Hollister by 40 points) in last 3 MBL opponents. outstanding sportsmanship. Christian Palacios (CCS 3rd), Tyler years were the biggest wins of the This 12 man squad was one of the Escoto (CCS 2nd) and Hildelv non-league schedule. best JV offensive teams in the area 7th Grade Basketball Manzur (Champion). Sophomore Seniors Noah Allen (13) and Jacob and with their ability to shoot the The seventh grade basketball

26 team was strong this season. Coaches’ Award for his great all players with 6-assists, Palma peaked early going 5-2 in Undefeated in league play, the attitude and progress in the game. goalkeeper Eduardo Paz (13) December and struggled on team won the MTJAL championship surrendered only 0.98 goals per offense at the midway point due to tournament in February. It also Varsity Soccer the injuries, but was able to pick it handily won the Blake Walton Michael Armento (13) stepped off up down the stretch finishing at Tournament in Santa Cruz. Deep the pitch, pulled out his front tooth 7-10-2. Team Captain Eric Sotelo in talent, the overall record versus and throwing it to the track (13) was named to the MBL- other 7th grade teams was 21-0. proceeded to bleed. As his Pacific 1st Team. Second Captain, The team players demonstrated teammates scrambled to recover Eduardo Munoz (13) was named good dribbling and shooting skills, the tooth, the normally quiet to the MBL-Pacific 2nd Team and and continually worked on Armento “expressed” himself. defender Charlie Kesecker (13) footwork in bringing the ball to the And not for the last time this was recognized by the league with basket. They also worked on season, Coach Corner turned to the Richard Chamberlin defensive skills, playing man-to- the bench to replace an injured Sportsmanship Award. Both man 100% of the time. The MVP player. It was one of those years. Sotelo and Munoz were selected Award went to Sacramento Eight of twenty-four players were to play in the Monterey County All- Figueroa (18) who always unable to finish the season, mostly Star Game. practiced and played with intensity. with self-inflicted strains and The Defense Award went to Rhett sprains. Only six were available to JV Soccer Haas (18), and the Offense Award play in every game. Fortunately The JV squad enjoyed a successful went to Garrett Maker (18). the bench was deep. Edgar Cardenas ‘13 season with a record of 12-5-1, Together with Caden Batista (18) The Chieftains featured seven game, and the defense, anchored outscoring their opponents 40-22. and Kasey Cannon (18), these different scorers, a defense that by Team Captain Eric Sotelo (13), Miguel Mendez (15) and Steven players made up the starting shutout their opponents fives held our opponents to one-goal or Camcam (15) led the team on team. Nigel McGowan (18) was times, and two goalies who split less fourteen times. Journeyman offense and defense. Both players also honored with a Most Improved their time averaging a low 1.32 Jordan Santibanez (13) and were recognized with Palma Award for his growth in goals allowed per game. Javier rookie Ricky Castro (13) both Coaches’ Awards at the end of the fundamental skills. Ben Ramirez (13) led all scorers with contributed important minutes off season. Guitierrez(18) was awarded a 5-goals, Eduardo Munoz (13) led the bench.

timely hitting led the Chieftains to record of 16-6-1. The freshman a 13-5 record in league and 18-8 Chieftains were undefeated at Spring sports 2013 overall. They showed a lot of home and summarily won Salinas character and determination in High Easter Tournament. Of the 6 Varsity Baseball MVP of the MBL and will be their numerous late inning, come losses 4 of them were only by 1 2013 was a banner year for a attending St. Mary’s college in the from behind wins. A big reason for run! With 126 stolen bases, a wonderful group of Palma athletes fall to pitch for the Gaels. Neff, that was the team MVP, Brad 91% efficiency, an average 9.5 who had been so close to a league along with Jack Ross, Austin Wahl, Caraccioli (15). Brad led the runs per game the team is shaping championship the previous two Chuck Byers, and Anthony Payan teami n avg(.387), hits, doubles, up for a banner season come next seasons. Led by Seniors Cameron (14) were also All-MBL selection, homeruns, RBI, runs, walks, and Spring. 4 players hit over .400 Neff (13), Jack Ross (13), Austin as well as All-County picks. Jack stolen bases. He also pitched 20 and include Matt Smith (16), Ross will be attending Pepperdine innings on the mound. Our two Jordan Crisp (16), Aaron University on a baseball pitchers of the year were Mike Flores(16), Andrew Mier (16). scholarship, and could possibly be Avila(15) and Jack Koster (15). selected in this this summer in the Both did fantastic jobs for the Varsity Volleyball 2013 MLB Draft. Chuck Byers will team as Jack led the team in ERA Entering the season with high be attending Chico St. in the fall, and Mike led the team in innings hopes, the Palma Chieftains also on a baseball scholarship. pitched. The Offensive Player of finished with a winning record for Austin Wahl, who compiled a 9-1 the Year was Hayden Spencer(15). the first time in a number of years. record this year on the mound for Hayden hit .382 for the year with Finishing 9-7 in league, and 10-8 the Chieftains, will be playing 21 hits and a .460 on base %. overall, the Chieftains were only football this fall for Cornell The teams Coach’s award went to one game from making their first University. He also hopes to play Justin Nobida (15). After taking a ever playoff berth. Lead by First baseball. These individuals led three year hiatus from baseball, team all-league middle blocker Palma to a 22-7 overall record he returned to the game. After a Spencer Lane (13) and second and reached the semi-finals of the slow start, he dusted off the team all-league middle blocker CCS Division III playoffs before cobwebs and finished the year Brian Riordan (13), the Chieftains Chuck Byers ‘13 falling 4-3 in 8 innings to Menlo. hitting .350 and a team leading middle core were a force on This group leaves Palma having .469 on base %. The team also defense and offense up the Wahl (13), and Chuck Byers (13), re-established a proud baseball had five of its players moved up to middle. Second team all-league The Chieftain baseball program tradition and will be remembered varsity after the season for the Tobias Wisner (15) was one of the regained the top spot in the newly as Champions forever. CCS Playoffs: Brad Cariccioli, more powerful outside hitters formed MBL Gabilan Division. Hayden Spencer, Mike Avila, Jack Palma has ever seen, and Second Palma won its final 8 league JV Baseball Koster, and Nico Desantis (15). team all-league Libero James games that included a 6-2 win The Palma JV baseball team had Clark (14) demonstrated his over Hollister to clinch the 2013 another successful spring this Frosh Baseball defensive prowess in the MBL title. Cameron Neff was the season. Strong pitching and The Freshman Highlights include a backcourt. The Chieftains are

27 Fellow Seniors Drew Dankworth the coaching staff helping to and Marquez and the 4x400 (13) and Carter Silva (13) develop the Palma golfers are (3:27.5) with Ben White(14), improved throughout their careers John Oliverio (69), Dr. Kimble Peter Lucas (14), Spencer Gamble and each made contributions to Cater, Kurt Dillard and Dave (13) and Marquez. Other key the Varsity. Joining Jay on the MBL Pinizzotto. contributors were Rhett Gonzales 1st team all-league team (top 6 (14) second in 110HH (15.57), players thru the year) were Junior High Golf Chilton 200 (22.89), and Chase Sophomores Travis Winn (15) and The 2013 Jr. High Golf season Pacheco in the high jump (6’0’). Caleb Cater (15). Junior Marc started off with the boys playing Chase was also our highest Moreno (14) and Sophomore Jack and beating Santa Catalina 66 to finisher at CCS Finals HJ with a Burlison (15) earned 2nd team 60 at Monterey Pines. Top scorers personal best of 6’3” and a 4th were Brian Alarid (17) (26) and place finish. Marcus finished 8th Alex Fierro (15). Throughout the at CCS in the LJ with a leap of season, different players showed 22’1”. their abilities with scoring averages progressing in almost Spencer Lane ‘13 every match, like Jackson Meuter proud of an accomplished season (17), Carson Souza(17) and past, and are looking ahead to an Jason Hoech(18). In the end, the even stronger year to come. team finished the regular season tied for 7th place and all players JV Volleyball receiving an abundance of playing Finishing with a 5-5 record in experience. The championship league, and a 6-6 record overall, match, which included the top 4 the Junior Varsity Volleyball team players from each team, showed found improvement from a our opponents how strong we previous season record of 4-6. were. With Brian Alarid (48), Ending with a 3 game winning Jay Burlison ‘13 Jackson Meuter (36), Alex Fierro streak, First time assistant coach (35) and Richard Hernandez (17) Ashley O’Connell worked to draw honors as well. John Fierro (14), (30) playing their hearts out, experience from the beginning of Patrick Abadilla (15), Christian Palma finished in 3rd place by 4 the season, to finish strong and Sergent (14) and Dominic Hoover points behind Carmel and All Austin Churchhill (13), JD de Lorimier (14), & Jose spark a fire to carry into next (16) also earned Varsity blocks by Saints. Coach Jim Watkins is Montes (15) year’s contests. Lead by MVP cracking the starting lineup during looking forward to next year with Libero Benjamin Bustoz (16) and the season. Assessing the season returnees Alex Fierro(18), Sam JV Track Middle Blocker David Nunez (15), Coach Clem Richardson (67) Koster (18), Jason Hoech (18), The JV boys finished third at MBL the team’s defense was a highly noted; “It was a quiet van ride Cody Laycock (18) and Ryland Championships. The team was led prized asset to the team. First back from CCS Finals as we know Gooder (18) continuing to improve by Zac Tamagni(16) with 2 second time setter Kevin Bass (15) we could have done better, but their games. place finishes in the 65HH (10.65) improved throughout the year to that’s golf. This experience can and 300h (44.51) and third place become an integral part of the serve as motivation for future Varsity Track in the PV (9’6”). Christian teams late success, as well as an teams. As we look back at the Palma track and field is making Harriagan(15) was long jump outspoken team leader. A late year, there is so much good to the transition from a team at Champ at 19’5.75” and second in season addition of Middle Blocker reflect on. The Chieftains are hard Palma School to a Program! Last high jump (5’2”) and Clemente Ben Laycock (14) proved a workers, care for one another and year saw the first league title in 17 Villarreal(16) was high jump valuable asset for not only this are driven in their pursuit of years at the school in the final Champ at 5’4”. Liam McMillan(16) year, but for the year to come. excellence. Our coaching staff is season of the TCAL. This year saw and Jack Richardson(16) had dedicated to helping these fine the continuation of that success identical throws in the discus of Varsity Golf young men achieve their goals. I with the first title in the new MBL 110’3” to place second and third The 2013 Palma Chieftain Golf am proud to be part of this effort”. Gabilan Division. After an respectively. team got close to a 7th consecutive undefeated dual meet season the Nor Cal Finals (finishing 4th in the JV Golf team went on to dominate MBL Junior High Track CCS by 4 strokes- only the top 3 Our JV team also enjoyed success, Championships and defeat second The 4 x 100 8th grade relay team teams advance). Along the way winning twelve times with a very place San Benito 144-104. of Christian Gallardo(17), Emilio the Chieftains won their 11th difficult schedule. The season Many helped to achieve our team Martinez(17), Kevin Telford(17), straight league title (now MBL) ended on a high note with an goal. Led by Marcus Washington and Daudi London(17) ran a with a 10 over par team score 370 undefeated MBL schedule and a (13) who was league champion in blazing 48.68. In the 100 m dash, at the MBL Finals. 2nd place San win over Bellarmine and Stevenson the 100 (11.11), 200 (22.60), Emilio Martinez(17) edged Daudi Benito showed their talent by also at Spyglass Hills on the final 3-way long jump (22’4” #2 All Time at London with a rocketing time of qualifying for CCS Finals. Led by match of the season (1st JV win at Palma) and 3rd in the TJ (41’1”). 11.60, London’s time was 11.77, two Seniors (co-Captains and Spyglass since 2007!). The JV Other league Champions were and Kevin Telford ran an 11.91!! team co-MVPs)- future University squad was led by JV MVP Dominick Nick Marquez (13) in the 400 The trio of Emilio Martinez, Daudi of California golfer and 1st team Hoover (16), John Fierro (14), (51.02), Devin Hinson(14) in the London, and Kevin Telford, all- league player Jay Burlison Patrick Abadilla (15), Carter Silva 110HH (15.37), Will Chilton(14) in garnered significant attention (13) and fellow 3 sport athlete (13) and Sergent along with the triple jump (43’11.75”). Both from their counterparts, coaches and 2nd team all- league player, Adrian Sahagun (14), Jay Bennett relays were MBL Champs 4x100 and teammates for their Jack Tardieu (13) the Chieftains (15), Andrew Grogin (16) and (43.77) Steven Camcam(15), superhuman performances all continue to be a force in CCS golf. Forrest Wunderman (16). Among Chilton, Joel Ordaz-Hoang(13) year long! They were simply 28 amazing. In the long jump, Kevin Conference games included: Los remains intact for at least 2 more Christian Bengard (13), Kasey Telford and Emilio Martinez, Altos, Aptos, Saratoga, St Francis years. Palma swim team members Cory(15) and Justin Sampaolo dominated the competition all year and Harbor. The teams improved learned the value of working hard (13). The boys dominated most long with their nearly out of the each and every game, competed together to accomplish a team teams, and when the matches box jumps! They both recorded with class in both victory and goal. All swimmers found success were tied the singles boys would jumps of 16 ft. 9 in. to lead the defeat and honored the game. in improved performance, learned come through.” Doubles teams field. The Chieftains ended the season tried many different combos to Beau Winslow(17), through hard with 6 wins and 14 losses. First see who worked well together and work and dedication, conquered team All Conference with 52 points once the teams of Charlie the shot put event with a throw of was sophomore attack, Rishay Kesecker (13), Henry, Mirassou 34 ft 5 in. Beau was stellar in all Patel (15). Coach Mario Enea was (13) shot put events this year. In the named 2013 US Lacrosse Boy’s Cord, and Jake, and Christian High Jump, 7th graders Reno High School coach of the Year. Calinawan (14) and Steven Ditullo(18) and Kyle Espinas(18), Johnsen (14) Andrew Schlegel(13) were High flyers as Reno had a Varsity Swimming and Conner Denier(15), all lead high jump of 4 ft 8 in. and Kyle In 2013, the Palma Swim Team the way to victory. Coach Corey had a jump of 4 ft. 10 in. in completed the regular season with goes on to say: “When I started competition. Outstanding focus 6 wins and 1 loss in the dual this journey 4 years ago with many and technique was on full display meets. Our first win was against of these boys I always knew for this pair of High flyers. something good was going to Isaac Thomas(17), Dylon happen, giving the boys the gift of Dizon(17), Jacob Urquidez(18), tennis would last them a life time, and Patrick Briley(18), Kasey Cory ‘15 and what I got in return was what demonstrated tremendous the true meaning of Palma is all tenacity and zeal as they competed sportsmanship, and surprised about. Preparing young men to in the 4 x 100, 100, 800 and themselves with what they could achieve there full potential in life 1600 respectively. The foursome accomplish with good fun and and be a fine outstanding were fierce competitors and hard work in the pool. individual along the way.” completed our powerhouse of a team with integrity, discipline and Varsity Tennis Junior High Tennis sportsmanship. Hard work, dedication, and The Junior High tennis team had a practice pay off. Proof Palma strong season and showed Varsity and JV Lacrosse tennis went 16-3 and won the sportsmanship and camaraderie Palma Lacrosse inaugural season league winning 12 in a row! Coach on and off the court. was a terrific success. The Alice Corey and all 24 members of program had two full squads of Palma Swim Team the team were committed to Mountain Bike Team Varsity and Junior Varsity players. winning the league and working Palma launched its first Mountain The boys learned the four Carmel High School the MTL hard to achieve that goal. She Bike Race Team in January of this fundamentals of passing, catching, League Champions and our only states: The great thing about year with twelve students all scooping and cradling. They loss was against Salinas High the tennis is you let the racket do the qualifying for the state competed in the Mission Trails MBL League Champions. Palma talking, and with players like championship race at the end of Athletic League and played a full qualified a relay team and qualified Mitchell Huntington (13) the boys the season. Palma freshman, Tyler season of 20 games. The season 3 individuals (Michael Saulovich were always challenge to get Pattullo (16), had several top 10 began with a scrimmage vs (13), Austin Hussain (13) and better. Many of the boys had never wins during league racing and Blake Martella (15) to the Central played tennis and knew they might culminated the year with a 15th Coast Section Championships in not get playing time except in place finish at the state Santa Clara, California in May. practice matches but they wanted championships. This new Palma Three school records were broken to learn and their willingness to team owes its success to coaches, in 2013. Austin Hussain broke the learn was so refreshing. New John Pattullo, Peter Odello, Allan school record in the 100 free players like Ricky Cabrera (16) Clark, Tim Keller, and George (48.02) and the 200 free and Jacob Gomez(16) knew their Garibay and the tremendous (1:43.56). Michael Saulovich time would come and committed support from our families and broke the school record in the themselves to getting better. Our team sponsors. 100 free early in the season with starting 4 in singles were money, a 49.12 only to have his team lead by Mitchell Huntington, mate Austin break it later in the season with a 48.02. 2013 was an inspiring season of swimming with incredible effort and exciting swims at each and every meet. Palma Lacrosse Each person on the team did their part to contribute to the success Stevenson and then three games of the team. This particular at the Watsonville Tournament. group of athletes set personal Conference teams included: and team goals and remained Stevenson, York, Pacific Grove, focused throughout the season. Carmel, Watsonville, Christopher We had a few seniors graduate, and Pacific Collegiate. Non but the strength of the team Mountain Bike Team 29 Palma Athlete’s Grade Point Averages (GPAs)

GPA

4.0

3.0

2.0 arsity - 3.58 arsity - 3.55 arsity - 3.87 arsity - 3.08 arsity - 3.25 arsity - 3.52 rack - 3.30 ennis - 3.54 ational arsity - 3.50 arsity - 3.77 N e; Avg

arsity - 3.74 t

arsity - 4.15 .

arsity - 3.97 a arsity - 3.10 R P

1.0 arsity - 3.59 arsity - 3.81 a s s

arsity - 3.67 s s a arsity - 3.90 P R a chool Basketball 8th Gradeigh S chool Basketball - 3.28 y t r e olleyball Junior V olleyball Junior olleyball V rack V & Field Junior rack & Field V ennis - 4.08 chool Basketball 7th Grade H igh S chool Basketball - 3.41 Jr. H Jr. V S occer Junior S occer V V Wrestling Junior Wrestling V Frosh - 3.35 Basketball V Junior Basketball V Basketball H igh S chool Golf - 3.18 Jr. H igh S chool T Jr. Jr. H igh S chool T Jr. T Jr. H igh S chool Wrestling - 2.88 Jr. Baseball Frosh - 3.32 V Baseball Junior Baseball V Lacrosse V Junior Lacrosse V Golf V Junior Golf V S wimming - 3.82 T T V V o 5 0 t 3 s

i

. 9

H

%

S

U

P

A

a

Palma students Sign to colleges m l

a P

Austin Wahl ’13 Spencer Seeley ’13 Cornell University University of San Diego Football Football

Jack Powers ’13 Spencer Lane ’13 Arizona State University Concordia, Irvine Football Volleyball

30 Highlights In case you missed it...

per Retir o es S h c tes a dua En o a te C r r G i 3 n 1 g 44 0 C years 2 o

l l

% e

ationa g N l e e; Avg at . R Pa 99 s s s s a P R a y for Pa y t wa lm r e r a o e T 5 d t o 3 n s m i U

. 9 o

H

n % r

S % g r

i

U o

a

P p w

A

m

a a m 85

C

l a

P l

a

t

i

p

a ighest C $ H R 2 .1

ed ati million n ng ar s E a a n m d

l F a u P l

l

A c

c bs a

r lu t

e C P

d a

i l

t all H m

a f igh

6 t o

a

i A S

YEARS o

C P c n

S h

G A

w o

W

i

t e

d

h o n

W a

C A E g l + a r S 30 t e

alm u P a v

F d u A

n e

d n

3.631 t

G

i A

f t

t h l

e

a s t

e

m

s l

, a a P

$569 000 t

31 THE Fiscal year July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 The figures presented in this report are unaudited numbers. Every effort has been made to produce an accurate and comprehensive listing of donors. If you contributed a new gift or pledge to Palma School annual during the 2012-2013 fiscal year and your name has been omitted, misspelled or incorrectly listed, please accept our sincere apology and bring the error to our attention so that we may correct our report records. Questions about the President’s Report should be directed to Palma’s Office of Advancement. Giving for the fiscal year of 2012-2013 $200,000 Who Are Our Donors?

$150,000

$100,000

$50,000

$0 ($161,524) & Corporations Foundations ($128,493) Alumni Parents ($116,743) Parents Current Alumni ($81,275) ($68,980) Grandparents ($73,268) Associate Palma ($9,181) Faculty/Staff

86% - Tuition, Fees & Auxiliary Income ($7,114,182) 5% - The Palma Fund & Other Unrestricted Donations ($402,314) Total Income 4% - Athletic Council ($360,885) $8,299,021 1% - Scholarship & other restricted donations ($41,830) 4% - Bingo (net) ($292,280) 1% - Parents’ Club ($87,53)

1,318 $431 20% Donations made this year Average gift amount increase in # of donations

32 24 AnnualAnnu Reportal Report Palma Fund - Giving Increase Through The Years A NOTE FROM THE PRESIDENT

2004-05.....6.0 % 2007-08...... 2.0 % 2010-11....(1.0) % Generous donor support helps 2005-06....27.0 % 2008-09...(28.0) % 2011-12...... 6.0 % Palma achieve its mission and prepare our students for a 2006-07.....8.0 % 2009-10.....89.0 % 2012-13...... 7.0 % lifetime of leadership and accomplishment. From endowed funds or student scholarships to unrestricted Palma Fund gifts that purchase microscopes, sculpting clay and upgrading the wireless network and backbone to support the iPad initiative, we can succeed only with the help of your charitable contributions. The future is Total Expenses bright for Palma and it is Palma $8,299,021 people (students, faculty, staff and you) who are the key to fulfilling our promise and realizing our vision. Thank you for helping us on that journey.

Br. Patrick D. Dunne C.F.C. 67% - Education/Instructional ($5,588,800) President 6% - Administrative ($526,378) 4% - Athletic Council ($336,567) 9% - Financial Aid/ Scholarship ($758,981) 1% - Parents’ Club ($60,385) 12% - Plant & Maintenance ($988,435) 0% - Future Reserve ($39,475)

*The figures presented in this report are unaudited numbers Annual Report 33 THE President’s circLe 2012-2013 Thank you to all of our generous donors throughout the year! Gifts of $1000 or more

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

Anonymous (6) Gabilan Rock, INC. Mr. & Mrs. Lit Ng, Sr. A & G Machine Shop, Inc. Garcia Boxing NH3 Service Company Alarid Farms Mr. & Mrs. George Garibay Tom & Nita Nino Arlin Johnson Estate Shawn Golden ‘94 & Lauren Golden David Nunes ‘71 & Irma Nunes Ausonio Family Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Nunes & Scarr LLC Dr. William Babaian Griffin Family Properties, LLC Nunes Company Inc. Ms. Tina Barlocker Dr. & Mrs. Harlan Grogin Ocean Mist Farms Greg & Michelle Beach Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Haas Tom & Kathy O’Neill & Family Bardin Bengard ‘79 & Pam Bengard Mr. & Mrs. Matthew F. Haas Mr. & Mrs. Mike Orradre The Bengard Family Richard Haro ‘87 & Jennifer Haro Alex Ortega ‘00 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bennett Dr. & Mrs. Robert Helfrich Palma Bridge Group Michael & Lucia Boggiatto Pablo & Rosamaria Hernandez Allan & Darcy Panziera Stan & Valerie Braga The Hontalas Family Pebble Beach Company Foundation Ms. Teri A. Breschini Mrs. Catherine Horan-Walker Peninsula Business Interiors, Inc. Steve & Zuzzanne Broom Tim & Melanie Horwath Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pezzini Rolland Brown ‘56 & Linda (Costa) Brown Bob & Millie House Pezzini Berry Farms ‘56 Mike House ‘81 & Kristin House Mr. & Mrs. Mark Powers, Sr. Paul & Sandra Bruno Huntington Farms Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 & Tia Pulford Mrs. Ellyse Burke International Produce Group Rabobank Trey & Mindy Busch Mr. & Mrs. Dale Jiang Francis “Sonny” & Lillian Rianda Ricky Cabrera ‘84 & Cecy Cabrera Steve Johnson ‘80 & Gayla Jurevich Robbie & Lynn Robinson Lou & Carol Calcagno Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Koster Mr. & Mrs. Elio Rodoni Mr. & Mrs. Mark Caldwell L & J Farms John & Annette Romans Mr. & Mrs. Freddie Capuyan Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Mike & Kathleen Scarr Don & Barbara Chapin Liu Guo Lit Charitable Foundation Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini Ken & Monica Churchill Dan Lompa ‘82 & Christine Kudrna-Lompa ‘61 Cislini Fund of the Community Foundation Luis Scattini Family Mr. & Mrs. Brian Shanley for Monterey County Bob Luna ‘58 Springfield Farms Mr. Craig Combs Mann Packing Company Inc. State Farm Mutal Automobile Insurance Jim & Sally Conrad Marc Pura Ranch LLC Company Mr. & Mrs. Mike Costa John & Margaret Marcroft Edward Storm ‘61 Chris Dalman ‘88 & Yanne Dalman Steven Massolo ‘72 & Kristin Massolo Sturdy Oil Company John D’Arrigo ‘76 & Sandy D’Arrigo Mr. & Mrs. Felix Maturino Linda & Bruce Taylor Mary & Bill Deakyne Joseph & Constance Mazzei Taylor Farms Dick De Luna’56 & Matilde De Luna Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mazzei Joanne Taylor-Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Denier John & Mary Ann McCarthy The Robert & Audrey Talbott Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Denny Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. McDonald The Uni-Kool Partners Mr. & Mrs. John DeSantis Mr. & Mrs. Kelly McMillin Mr. & Mrs. Heinz Thummel Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue Mr. & Mrs. Mel Micheletti Mr. & Mrs. Terrance N. Tracy Angelo Dovolis ‘80 Greg Mirassou ‘84 & Mia Mirassou Mr. & Mrs. Max D. Tybroski Mr. & Mrs. Nick Fanoe David & Judy Molinari Mr. Guy J. Varley Tom Fanoe ‘64 & Ann Fanoe Jim Morisoli ‘71 & Debi Morisoli Luke Welch ‘98 Kay Filice The Mueller Family Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Filice Insurance Agency Christopher Mulé ‘92 & Kerri Mulé Mr. & Mrs. Timothy York Alfred R. & Patricia L. Friedrich Neumeier Poma Investment Counsel, LLC

34 Annual Report Year after year, unrestricted support is critical to sustaining and expanding Palma’s commitment to THE unparalleled teaching and learning while helping to address the full financial needs of all students. Tuition alone does not cover the cost of education at any private institution and Palma is no Palma exception. Palma’s annual giving campaign, The Palma Fund, ensures that all of today’s students have the same unparalleled experience as the generations of students that came before them. fund 2012-2013

Leadership Circle Blessed Edmund Rice Club Luke Welch ‘98 David Nunes ‘71 & Irma Nunes Pablo & Rosamaria Hernandez (Gifts of $5,000 or more) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pezzini Tim & Melanie Horwath Anonymous Founder’s Club Mr. & Mrs. Mark Powers, Sr. Mike House ‘81 & Kristin House Cislini Fund of the Community (Gifts between $1,951-$2,499) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Soares Mr. & Mrs. Robert House Foundation for Monterey County John D’Arrigo ‘76 & Sandy D’Arrigo Mr. & Mrs. Terrance Tracy Chris Huntington ‘82 & Rae Jim & Sally Conrad Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Huntington Mr. & Mrs. Richard Denier Donohue Legacy Club Huntington Farms Alfred R. & Patricia L. Friedrich Tom Fanoe ‘64 & Ann Fanoe (Gifts between $1,000-$1,499) Nick Huntington ‘86 Shawn Golden ‘94 & Lauren Golden Mr. & Mrs. Matthew F. Haas Anonymous Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 & The Hontales Family Joseph & Constance Mazzei Alarid Farms Louis Huntington Steven Massolo ‘72 & Kristin Mr. & Mrs. Kelly McMillin Dr. William Babaian Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Massolo Mr. & Mrs. Tom Nino Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baca Lavorato Mr. & Mrs. Mike Orradre Alex Ortega ‘00 Ms. Tina Barlocker Liu Guo Lit Charitable Foundation Pebble Beach Company Foundation Allan & Darcy Panziera Greg & Michelle Beach Dan Lompa ‘82 & Christine Kudrna- John & Annette Romans Raley’s Stan & Valerie Braga Lompa The Robert & Audrey Talbott Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Robinson Rolland Brown ‘56 & Linda (Costa) Bob Luna ‘58 Foundation Brown ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. John Marcroft Bruce & Linda Taylor Principal’s Club Paul & Sandra Bruno Jim Morisoli ‘71 & Debi Morisoli Joanne Taylor-Johnson (Gifts between $1,500-$1,950) Trey & Mindy Busch Mr. & Mrs. Lit Ng, Sr. Bardin Bengard ‘79 & Pam Bengard Mr. & Mrs. Freddie Capuyan Ocean Mist Farms Palma Merenti Club Michael & Lucia Boggiatto Mr. & Mrs. Mike Costa Palma Bridge Group (Gifts between $2,500-$4,999) Steve & Zuzzanne Broom Chris Dalman ‘88 & Yanne Dalman Peninsula Business Interiors, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Mark Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Fred De Young III Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 & Tia Pulford Ken and Monica Churchill Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Denny Mary & Bill Deakyne Mike & Kathleen Scarr Angelo Dovolis ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Nick Fanoe Dick De Luna ‘56 & Matilde De Luna Mr. & Mrs. Heinz Thummel eScrip Mr. & Mrs. Dale Jiang Mr. & Mrs. John DeSantis Mr. Guy J. Varley Neumeier Poma Investment Counsel, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Koster Mr. & Mrs. Mark Faylor Mr. & Mrs. Timothy York LLC Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mazzei Kay Filice Francis “Sonny” & Lillian Rianda Mr. & Mrs. Harry McDonald Garcia Boxing Edward Storm ‘61 Christopher Mulé ‘92 & Kerri Mulé Dr. & Mrs. Harlan Grogin

Chieftain Club Mr. & Mrs. Luis Fierro Lit Ng Jr. ‘75 & Kim Ng 1st Capital Bank Michael Fletcher ‘69 & Rose-Marie Fletcher The Hon. & Mrs. Robert O’Farrell Paul & Jaci Abadilla (Gifts between $500-$999) Mr. & Mrs. John Fusanotti Mr. & Mrs. Steven Olivares Mr. & Mrs. Herman Aguilera Anonymous Kurt Gollnick & Janet Rodgers Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Olivas, Sr. Casey Angle ‘91 & Anne Angle A & R Fresh LLC Mr. & Mrs. Jose A. Gonzalez PG & E Corporation Foundation Kyle Beagle ‘85 & Gladys Beagle Donna Adams Mr. James Gumberg & Mrs. Nina Patane Joe Piedimonte ‘77 & Guiseppina Piedimonte Joseph & Araxi Bezdjian Wells Adams ‘02 Mr. & Mrs. Tim Hammill Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Riordan Mr. & Mrs. Brett Blean Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Armstrong Allen Hayes ‘62 & Kathy Hayes Salinas Pump, Inc. Geno Boggiatto ‘05 Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mr. Michael Henry Ann Stoutenborough Jim Bryan ‘00 & Jessie Bryan M. Aslam & Rohena Barra Mark House ‘79 & Libby House Target Mr. Ted Burke Tom Bengard ‘87 & Louise Bengard Mrs. Dianne Irwin Aaron Thornton ‘96 & Neena Thornton Brian Cahill ‘58 & Joanie Lippman C&M Machine Shop Inc. Daniel Jaramillo ‘93 Mike Torpey ‘69 & Peggy Torpey Mr. & Mrs. Paul Calinawan Lou & Carol Calcagno Dennis Johnson ‘73 & Carol Filice Johnson Martha Vazquez City of the Lord California International Airshow Salinas Mrs. Kelly Lattimer Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Mr. & Mrs. John Companion Kevin & Joanne Castello Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Leslie Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Mike Corlett ‘72 & Cindy Corlett Don & Barbara Chapin Carolyn Lucas Matching Gift Program Mr. & Mrs. John Correnti Greg & Liz Chilton Eugene J. Martinez Costco Church Brothers, LLC John (Butch) Massa ‘58 & Ann Massa Sam Daoro ‘80 & Shelley Daoro Coast-Tel Federal Credit Union Massa Farms Red & Gold Club Mr. & Mrs. John Davis James T. Conn Ms. Maureen McCullough Bill & Barbara Deasy Emerald Packaging Inc. (Gifts between $250-$499) Mr. & Mrs. George McInnis Anonymous (2) Robert Dunlop ‘83 & Linda Dunlop Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Ferrante Mr. Mike Meuter & Mrs. Vivian Soffa Sam & Gigi Eastman

Annual Report 35 Edmund Rice Christian Brothers North David Branch ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. David Fleming John & Mary Ann McCarthy America Mr. & Mrs. Tom Breen Ms. Beverly Florance Mr. Timothy McCoy & Mrs. Trina Johnson- Gabilan Rock, INC. Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Breschini Mrs. Ruby Flores McCoy Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Gallegos Breschini Farms Mr. Gerald Flowers Mr. & Mrs. John McDermott Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Garvin Vincent Brigantino ‘82 & Denise Brigantino Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Foge Mr. & Mrs. Perry McDowell Richard Haro ‘87 & Jennifer Haro Mike & Ann Briley Ms. Marie Foge Mike McGee ‘68 & Therese McGee David Herbert ‘61 & Sherry Herbert Mrs. Harriet Brin Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Francis Mr. & Mrs. Bob McLean Nate Holaday ‘68 & Cindy Holaday Mrs. Anne Brown Mrs. Pia Franscioni Mary (Garlinger) McMahon ‘64 & Mike Gary & Leslie Holzhausen Charles Brownfield Chip Fratangelo ‘83 & Sylvia Fratangelo McMahon Taj & Kristi Hussain Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Brunet Carl Freese ‘88 & Julie Freese Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Menezes Marci & Drew Huston Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Brusa Dr. Henry Fuchs Mr. & Mrs. Jim Micheletti Mr. & Mrs. David Jenkins Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Cambier Mr. & Mrs. George Garibay Mike Middaugh ‘65 & Diane Middaugh Mrs. Allan Johnson Ms. Rosalie Campisi Gary & Jane Gasperson Mike Mifsud ‘83 & Michelle Mifsud Dr. & Mrs. Leon Larimer Mr. & Mrs. John Campos Mr. & Mrs. Felix Gastello Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Scott & Nina Leavenworth Kevin Cardona ‘84 & Denise Cardona Rick & Kris Gavin Mr. & Mrs. Michael Miguel Richard Magno ‘61 & Arita J. Magno Lynn & Robin Carmichael Mr. & Mrs. Harold Gerletti Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Mikell John Mahoney ‘63 Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 & Stacy Carnazzo Phil Giammanco ‘87 & Kacey Giammanco Mark Mirassou ‘80 & Jan Mirassou Michael Marcroft ‘74 & Debbie Marcroft Tucker Carrillo-Zazueta ‘11 Joe Given ‘75 & Julie Given Mr. Troy Mishey & Mrs. Gina Berryman Mr. & Mrs. David Martella Tanner Carrillo-Zazueta ‘12 Mr. & Mrs. Elias Godoy Ms. Sheila Molinari John & Bonnie Molinari Mr. & Mrs. Jose Carrizosa Mr. Benito Gomez Dianne (deLorimier) Mouisset ‘59 & Thomas Russell Moore ‘61 & Katherine Moore Mr. & Mrs. David Castellano Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Mouisset The Robert & Joan Murphy Family Mr. & Mrs. John H. Chipley Robbie & Sylvia Gonzalez Mrs. Rita Muller Foundation Adolph Cimino ‘55 Gregory Gorman ‘70 & Shirley Gorman Mr. Dennis Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Dharma Naidu Paula Breschini Clark ‘57 Tyler & Kim Greene Mr. & Mrs. David Murray Gene & Bonnie Nielsen Allan Clark ‘85 Jim & Paula Guidotti Mr. & Mrs. John M. Murray Elizabeth (Gutherie) Nolan ‘62 Brian & Lynn Clark Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Br. Dominic Murray, C.F.C. Nunes Company Inc. Matt Clary ‘12 Julian Harris ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Nelson Palma Class of 1992 Mr. & Mrs. Donnel Clary Steven Harvey ‘12 Harry & Patti Nervino Joe Pezzini ‘77 & Mary Pezzini Doug Classen ‘77 & Laurie Classen Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Henry NH3 Service Company Mr. & Mrs. David Quesenberry Steve Clayton ‘76 & Marsha Clayton Dr. & Mrs. Robert Honnors Nick Noroian ‘02 Mr. Gabriel Quiroz Mr. & Mrs. Keith Cleaver Jean Hontalas Henry Nunes ‘61 Mr. Steven Sampaolo Peter Cling ‘66 & Peggy Cling Ted & Randi Hontalas Tom Nunes, Jr. ‘69 & Margot Nunes Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Charles Cochran ‘02 Mark Houle & Marianne D’Arrigo-Houle Mr. Thomas Nunes, Sr. Jeff & Denise Sheets Mr. & Mrs. Bob Coffelt Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hughes Ms. Rose Nunes Dr. Laura Solorio Ms. Gloria Cole Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hugo Kellen O’Laughlin ‘11 Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Stoopes Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Colombini John Husser ‘65 & Esther Husser Raymond O’Neill ‘78 & Cathy Warwick-O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. David Sullivan Barrett Conrad ‘04 & Michelle Conrad Ingraham Trophies & Gifts Dr. Thomas J. O’Neill Mr. Dung Van Trinh & Mrs. Hoan Pham Ms. Stacie Cooper Mr. Louis Ivanovich Mr. & Mrs. Rick Ongaro Rev. & Mrs. Leonard Walker Gregory Cornell ‘67 & Diana Lynne Miller- J.B. Howard Investments Tom Pagano ‘69 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Cornell Mr. & Mrs. Allan Jensen Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Palmer Scott White ‘88 & Celeste White Joseph Corner ‘10 Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Jimenez Matt Panziera ‘92 & Jamie Panziera Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Zender Scott & Erica Corner Nancy Reif Nunes ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Sangam Patel Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Cracknell Mr. Brad Johnson & Mrs. Molly Depaoli- Mr. & Mrs. Craig Paxton CRC Ventures, LLC Great Clips Johnson Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Payan Traditions Club Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Crone Mr. Bob Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Enrico Perez (Gifts up to $249) Ms. Marian Cruz Jeff & Tracy Jones Ursula Pherigo Anonymous (10) Hamil Cupero ‘81 & Kelly Cupero Mrs. Danielle Jordan Patrick & Kristi Piccoli Mr. & Mrs. André Adam Gary & Barbara Dangerfield Jostens Mr. & Mrs. Joe Piedimonte Mr. & Mrs. Richard Aiello Ryan D’Arrigo ‘04 Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Ms. Rebecca Pitman Mr. & Mrs. Armando Alcántara Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D’Arrigo Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Kaminskis Connie (Iman) Presti ‘64 Joe M. Aliotti ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. James Datzman Gary & Kris Kaprielian Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Pureco Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Alvarado Mr. & Mrs. Vic Davis Ms. Claudia Kelley Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Amelio Mr. & Mrs. Randy Davis Dr. & Mrs. William Kennedy Mr. Liwei Qiu & Mrs. Lei Sun American AgCredit, FLCA Mr. & Mrs. Barry Dawn Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Khalil The Practice of Dr. R. Brickley Sweet, Dr. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Anable James & Colleen de Lorimier Mr. & Mrs. David Kidd Leaonard Renfer, Dr. Dan Milanesa, & Dr. Maria Anderson Paul DeCarli ‘89 & Kerry DeCarli Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kingston Andrea Chan Ms. Ellen Andrus-Waage John DeCarli ‘96 & Alison DeCarli Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Kinsey Mr. & Mrs. George Rajkovich Mr. & Mrs. Larry Angle Greg & Kathy DeCarli Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kline Mr. & Mrs. Ross Ramsey Mr. & Mrs. Michael Antle Mr. & Mrs. Dana DeGeeter Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kong Mr. & Mrs. William Ramsey Gabriel Aparicio ‘86 & Maggie Aparicio John & Gail DeLorey Mr. & Mrs. Arman Kooroshfar John Ratti ‘83 & Teresa Ratti Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Armstrong, Sr. James & Nadine Dermody Carolyn Koue Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Rawson Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Jim Diggins ‘69 & Anne Diggins Mr. Richard Kuehn Mrs. Marie Rawson Ausonio Apartments Henry Dill ‘75 & Lisa Dill Nick La Fountain ‘98 & Melissa La Fountain Daniel Reader ‘02 & Carrie Reader Ausonio Incorporated Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dill Mr. & Mrs. Nicklaus Lal Mr. & Mrs. Russell Regester Mrs. Johnette Avalli Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dillon Christopher Lane ‘85 & Andrea Lane Janet (Klos) Richards ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Mike Avila Reno Di Tullio ‘88 & Tiffany Di Tullio Bruce Lauritson ‘67 & Brenda Lauritson Mr. Angelo Ross, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Baez Don Chapin Company Peter Lauritson ‘70 & Kristine Lauritson Mr. & Mr. John E. Roth, III Mr. Enos Barera Mr. Joseph Donahue Michael Lauritson ‘73 & Lynne Lauritson Mr. & Mrs. Ruben Rueda Mr. & Mrs. Paul Beagle Mrs. Elaine Dotseth Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Laycock Nick Ruiz ‘12 Willie Beesley ‘86 Jim Dowd ‘68 & Christi Dowd Mr. & Mrs. Steven Leavitt Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Donald Belluomini Mr. Rick Dukes & Dr. Christine Wahl-Dukes Mark & Mindy Leliaert Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sabaska Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bengard Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Mr. Robert Sabbatini Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bergez Brent Eastman ‘81 & Maureen Eastman Prof. & Mrs. Thomas Lucas William Salmina ‘58 & Judy Salmina Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blaser Ken & Dianne Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Luna Mr. & Mrs. Mark Sambrailo Mr. & Mrs. Matthew G. Boensel Mr. Keith A. Erhard Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lyon Br. Bernard S. Samp, C.F.C. Bart & Toni Bonfantini Mr. Clarice Felice Mr. & Mrs. Bill Maker Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Saucedo John Borchert ‘62 & Judy Borchert Mr. Frank Felice & Ms. Clare Delcurto Mr. & Mrs. David Markfield Steve & Lorraine Saulovich Mr. & Mrs. Frank Borelli Mr. James Fife & Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Ms. Kathleen Marsh Savemart Supermarkets Borgomini Building & Electric Tony Filice ‘99 Tim Martinez ‘89 & Jessica Martinez Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini Ms. Aurelia Bozzo Cody Fisher-Schmidt ‘06 Mr. & Mrs. Pablo Mata, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Scattini

36 Annual Report Mr. Jerold Scattini Steven Clayton ‘76 Scott & Nina Leavenworth Taj & Kristi Hussain Evan Schivo ‘12 Scott Corner Steve & Kim Leavitt Jimmy & Elisiva Jimenez Mr. & Mrs. Todd Schivo Christopher Dalman ‘88 Rick & Karen Ongaro Glenn & Jodie Kaminskis Mr. Thomas Schlegel & Dr. Mariedel Dana DeGeeter Mark & Ellie Powers Tom & Lorri Koster Barroga-Schlegel James Dermody Tom & Regina Riordan Nick & Shobby Lal Christine Schwanz John DeSantis Robbie & Lynn Robinson Steve & Cherry Leslie Dr. & Mrs. E. Joseph Sekreta Michelle Dillon Steven Sampaolo Tom & Barbara Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Shankle Michael Sheehy ‘71 & Kathie Sheehy Alfred Doherty Steve & Lorraine Saulovich David & Liz Markfield Mr. & Mrs. Barry Sheppy Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Tom Schlegel & Del Barroga- Schlegel David & Melissa Martella Tim Short ‘83 & Irina Short Marta Martinez-Fife Will & Nancy Sims Troy & Gina Mishey Loren Signorotti ‘79 & Deliana Signorotti Beverly Florance Greg & Cindy Stefani David Nunes ‘71 & Irma Nunes Ms. Beverly Silliman Gerald Flowers Sam & Bina Patel Diane Silveira Alexander Fontes Class of 2014 Paul & Tracy Pezzini Mr. & Mrs. Mel Silveira George Garibay André & Teri Adam Todd & Leanna Schivo Mr. & Mrs. William Sims Phillip Giammanco ‘87 Rich & Francesca Aiello Stuart & Dee Shankle Eldon & Emma Smith Benito Gomez Mark & Michelle Caldwell Tom & Margaret Treanor Mr. & Mrs. William Snider Humberto Gonzalez Paul & Penny Calinawan Dung Van Trinh & Hoan Pham Matthew Soares ‘08 Arthur Henry John & Kelly Campos Paul Ussery ‘92 & Amy Ussery Mr. & Mrs. Steve Soper Shannon Hugo Greg & Liz Chilton Baldo & Janell Vultaggio Al Souza & Phyllis Nakano Thomas Hugo Brian & Lynn Clark Leonard & Catherine Walker Mr. & Mrs. Robert Staben Grant Steer ‘65 Tracy Jones Vic & Jeanne Davis Mike & Michele Winn Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Stefani, Sr. Nicholas La Fountain ‘98 James & Colleen de Lorimier MaryAnn & Steve Steinbach Daryl Lyon Angelo Dovolis ‘80 Class of 2016 Nick Sterrett ‘04 & Chelsea Sterrett Kathleen Marsh Salvatore & Tammy Francis Anonymous Camille Annotti Stevens Timothy Martinez ‘89 Kenneth & Leigh Gallegos Art & Josie Alvarado Mr. Jonathan Stone & Ms. Nancy Warwick Pablo Mata, Jr. Rick & Kris Gavin Greg & Michelle Beach Jim Storm ‘60 & Carol Storm Perry McDowell Joe & Bea Gonzalez Brett & Lisa Blean Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Sutherland Jim Micheletti Doris & Wayne Gularte Vince Brigantino ‘82 & Denise Brigantino Mr. Tom Tanimura Stephen Mikell Nick Huntington ‘86 Stan & Susie Brusa Mr. & Mrs. Ramy Tawfik Dennis Murphy Dale & Celeste Jiang John & Jennifer Companion Mario Tejeda ‘01 Br. Dominic Murray, C.F.C. David & Colleen Kidd Stacie Cooper Mrs. Eileen Thomas Nicholas Noroian ‘02 Arman & Maria Kooroshfar Mike & Kim Costa Mr. & Mrs. Rob Torrise Barbara Palmer Chris Lane ‘85 & Andrea Lane Thomas & Margaret Treanor John D’Arrigo ‘76 & Sandy D’Arrigo Marc Tunzi ‘76 & Danielle Acton Lei Sun Tom & Lisa Laycock Sam Daoro ‘80 & Shelley Daoro Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Uccello Teresa Ratti Tom & Barbara Lucas Randy & Katherine Davis Craig Ulrici ‘57 & Barbara Ulrici Kevin Rawson Manuel & Sharon Luna Steve & Christine Denny Paul Ussery ‘92 & Amy Ussery Anthony Ryan Mike & Mary Miguel Dino & Kathleen Gastello Mrs. Gia Ussery Br. Bernard S. Samp, C.F.C. Mark Mirassou ‘80 & Jan Mirassou Harlan & Betzi Grogin Michael & Janet Valentin Douglas Saucedo Steven & Stacey Olivares Matt & Amy Haas Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Valgos Leanna Schivo Matt Panziera ‘92 & Jamie Panziera Mark & Marianne Houle Louis J. & Jane A. Vallejo Barry Sheppy Tony & Heidi Payan Brad Johnson & Molly DePaoli-Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Van Ruler Irina Short Henry & Jonabel Perez Paul & Patti Mazzei Mrs. Carol Van Woerkom Steve Soper Patrick & Kristi Piccoli Tim McCoy & Trina Johnson-McCoy Mr. & Mrs. Javier Vargas Nicholas Sterrett ‘04 Rebecca Pitman Kelly & Teresa McMillin Mr. Lawrence Vera, Jr. David Sullivan Javier & Teresa Pureco Mark Mirassou ‘80 & Jan Mirassou Rob Viarengo ‘86 & Laura Viarengo Mr. & Mrs. Ismael Vizcaya Catherine Tawfik Russell & Lisa Regester David & Rosie Murray CDR & Mrs. Jonathan Vorrath Stephen Uccello Mike & Kathleen Scarr Tony & Heidi Payan Baldo & Janell Vultaggio Stephen Valgos Jeff & Denise Sheets John Ratti ‘83 & Teresa Ratti Will & Mary White Robert Viarengo ‘86 Al & Phyllis Souza Robbie & Lynn Robinson Ms. Kendall Whitney Emily Vorrath Nathan & Mary Ann Stoopes David & Marian Sullivan Mike & Michele Winn Will & Mary White Rob & Fran Torrise Peter & Louise Wooler Matt & Renée Zender Steve & Kelly Wotherspoon Mr. & Mrs. Steven Wotherspoon Current Parents Matt & Renée Zender Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wrixton Parents give limitlessly of their time, energy Class of 2015 Jeff Wurz ‘03 and resources, sacrificing in order to Paul & Jaci Abadilla Class of 2017 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Zanger provide for their sons an outstanding Palma Maria Anderson Herman & Josefina Aguilera Robert Zwingman ‘66 & Pamela Zwingman education. Ralph & Deborah Armstrong Ken & Julianne Crone Mike & Patty Avila Chris Dalman ‘88 & Yanne Dalman Class of 2013 Sergio & Lucina Baez Sarah & John DeSantis Donors by Category Anonymous Tina Barlocker Sal & Jennifer Ferrante Bardin Bengard ‘79 & Pam Bengard Ed & Jodi Bennett Chip Fratangelo ‘83 & Sylvia Fratangelo Current & Former Faculty/Staff Bart & Toni Bonfantini Bart & Toni Bonfantini Tim & Lupe Hammill Indicative of their commitment to both the Mike & Ann Briley Cosimo Borgomini Richard Haro ‘87 & Jennifer Haro students and the school, 100% of the Paul & Sandra Bruno Bob & Mary Lou Coffelt Mike Meuter & Vivian Soffa current faculty & staff supported the Palma Mario & Amy Carrizosa Greg & Lisa Correnti Lit Ng ‘75 & Kim Ng fund for the fourth consecutive year. Ken & Monica Churchill Ken & Julianne Crone Steven & Stacey Olivares John D’Arrigo ‘76 & Sandy D’Arrigo Barry & Teri Dawn Armando Alcántara Rick Dukes & Christine Wahl-Dukes Richard & Kathy Denier Class of 2018 Betty Alcántara Nick & Catherine Fanoe John & Sarah DeSantis Anonymous (2) William Beesley ‘86 Elias & Leidi Godoy Kenneth & Dianne Edwards Tom Bengard ‘87 & Louise Bengard Michael Bergez Ted & Randi Hontalas David & Kacy Fleming Mike & Ann Briley Ronald Brunet Mark & Marianne Houle Chip Fratangelo ‘83 & Sylvia Fratangelo Fred & Sylvia Capuyan Jan Cambier Chris Huntington ‘82 & Rae Huntington George & Margaret Garibay Scott & Erica Corner Jeffrey Carnazzo ‘85 Chris Lane ‘85 & Andrea Lane Tyler & Kim Greene Reno DiTullio ‘88 & Tiffany DiTullio John Chipley

Annual Report 37 Ruby Flores Alfred R. & Patricia L. Friedrich Dr. & Mrs. E. Joseph Sekreta 1950’s Matt & Amy Haas Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Garvin Tim Short ‘83 & Irina Short Adolph Cimino ‘55 Danielle Jordan Gary & Jane Gasperson Diane Silveira & Family Sam Lavorato ‘55 Tom & Lorri Koster Rick & Kris Gavin Laura Solorio, M.D. Rolland Brown ‘56 Tom & Lisa Laycock Mr. & Mrs. Harold Gerletti MaryAnn & Steve Steinbach Dick De Luna’56 Steve & Kim Leavitt Kurt Gollnick & Janet Rodgers Linda & Bruce Taylor Linda (Costa) Brown ‘56 Dan Lompa ‘82 & Christine Kudrna-Lompa Robbie & Sylvia Gonzalez Mr. & Mrs. Heinz Thummel Paula (Breschini) Clark ‘57 Dharma & Wendy Naidu Mr. & Mrs. Jose A. Gonzalez Mr. & Mrs. Terrance Tracy Craig Ulrici ‘57 Kevin & Joy Rawson Gregory Gorman ‘70 & Shirley Gorman Marc Tunzi ‘76 & Danielle Acton Anonymous ‘58 Todd & Leanna Schivo Jim & Paula Guidotti Mrs. Gia Ussery Brian Cahill ‘58 Bryan & Kelly Sutherland Mr. Michael Henry Michael & Janet Valentin Bob Luna ‘58 Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Pablo & Rosamaria Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Javier Vargas John (Butch) Massa ‘58 Gary & Leslie Holzhausen Mr. Guy Varley William Salmina ‘58 Ted & Randi Hontalas Baldo & Janell Vultaggio Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 Alumni Parents Tim & Melanie Horwath Rev. & Mrs. Leonard Walker Dianne (deLorimier) Mouisset ‘59 Alumni parents continue to demonstrate Mark Houle & Marianne D’Arrigo-Houle Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wrixton Janet (Klos) Richards ‘59 their long-term commitment and ongoing Mark House ‘79 & Libby House Mr. & Mrs. Timothy York connection to Palma. Bob & Millie House 1960’s Chris Huntington ‘82 & Rae Huntington Jim Scattini ‘60 Anonymous Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 & Louis Grandparents Jim Storm ‘60 Donna Adams Huntington Grandparents believe in the purpose of David Herbert ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Aiello Taj & Kristi Hussain Palma School, the strong foundation & well- Nancy (Reif) Johnson ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Alvarado Marci & Drew Huston rounded education it provides for their Richard Magno ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Anable Mr. & Mrs. David Jenkins grandsons. Russell Moore ‘61 Maria Anderson Dennis Johnson ‘73 & Carol Filice Johnson Henry Nunes ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Angle Allan & Ruth Johnson & Dennis & Carol Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Armstrong, Sr. Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 Ausonio Family Trust Johnson Dr. William Babaian Edward Storm ‘61 Mrs. Johnette Avalli Gary & Kris Kaprielian Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bengard Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baca Dr. & Mrs. William Kennedy Joseph & Araxi Bezdjian John Borchert ‘62 M. Aslam & Rohena Barra Mr. & Mrs. Art Kong Mrs. Anne Brown Allen Hayes ‘62 Bardin Bengard ‘79 & Pam Bengard Mr. & Mrs. Nicklaus Lal Charles Brownfield Elizabeth (Gutherie) Nolan ‘ 62 Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bengard Dr. & Mrs. Leon Larimer Lou & Carol Calcagno John Mahoney ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bergez Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D’Arrigo Carolyn (Moranda) Sanders ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blaser Scott & Nina Leavenworth Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dill Tom Fanoe ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Boensel Mr. & Mrs. Steven Leavitt Sam & Gigi Eastman Mary (Garlinger) McMahon ‘64 Michael & Lucia Boggiatto Mark & Mindy Leliaert Mr. & Mrs. Luis Fierro Connie (Iman) Presti ‘64 Stan & Valerie Braga Michael Marcroft ‘74 & Debbie Marcroft Mrs. Pia Franscioni John Husser ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Breschini John & Margaret Marcroft Mr. & Mrs. John Fusanotti Mike Middaugh ‘65 Mike & Ann Briley Eugene J. Martinez, Attorney Jean Hontalas Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 Steve & Zuzzanne Broom John (Butch) Massa ‘58 & Ann Massa Bob & Millie House Grant Steer ‘65 Mrs. Anne Brown Mr. & Mrs. Pablo Mata, Jr. Roberta (Fanoe) Huntington ‘59 & Louis Peter Cling ‘66 Paul & Sandra Bruno Joseph & Constance Mazzei Huntington Robert Zwingman ‘66 Mr. Ted Burke John & Mary Ann McCarthy Allan & Ruth Johnson Gregory Cornell ‘67 Trey & Mindy Busch Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Kinsey Bruce Lauritson ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Caldwell Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Carolyn Lucas Jim Dowd ‘68 Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Cambier John & Bonnie Molinari Mr. & Mrs. Bill Maker Nate Holaday ‘68 Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 & Stacy Carnazzo Ms. Sheila R. Molinari John & Margaret Marcroft Mike McGee ‘68 Kevin & Joanne Castello Dianne (deLorimier) Mouisset ‘59 & Thomas John (Butch) Massa ‘58 & Ann Massa Jim Diggins ‘69 Dr. & Mrs. Jeng-Ming Chen Mouisset George & Nancy McInnis Michael Fletcher ‘69 Ken & Monica Churchill The Robert & Joan Murphy Family Mr. & Mrs. Lit Ng, Sr. Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Brian & Lynn Clark Foundation Tom & Nita Nino Tom Nunes, Jr. ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Donnel Clary Harry & Patti Nervino Mr. Thomas Nunes, Sr. Tom Pagano ‘69 Doug Classen ‘77 & Laurie Classen Mr. & Mrs. Lit Ng, Sr. Ursula Pherigo Mike Torpey ‘69 Jim & Sally Conrad Gene & Bonnie Nielsen Mr. & Mrs. Joe Piedimonte Mike Corlett ‘72 & Cindy Corlett Tom Nunes, Jr. ‘69 & Margot Nunes Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Prodis 1970’s Scott & Erica Corner Mr. Thomas P. Nunes, Sr. Mrs. Marie Rawson Gregory Gorman ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Cracknell Robert & Maria O’Farrell Francis “Sonny” & Lillian Rianda Peter Lauritson ‘70 Gary & Barbara Dangerfield Nathan & Jeri Olivas Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Jim Morisoli ‘71 Sam Daoro ‘80 & Shelley Daoro Dr. T.J. O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. William Snider David Nunes ‘71 John D’Arrigo ‘76 & Sandy D’Arrigo Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Palmer Joanne Taylor-Johnson Michael Sheehy ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D’Arrigo Allan & Darcy Panziera Mrs. Eileen Thomas Mike Corlett ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. John Davis Joe Pezzini ‘77 & Mary Pezzini Louis J. & Jane Vallejo Dennis Donohue ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Fred De Young III Joe Piedimonte ‘77 & Guiseppina Piedimonte Mrs. Carol Van Woerkom Steven Massolo ‘72 Mary & Bill Deakyne Mr. & Mrs. Mark Powers, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Ismael Vizcaya Dennis Johnson ‘73 Greg & Kathy DeCarli Mr. & Mrs. David Quesenberry Peter & Louise Wooler Michael Lauritson ‘73 John & Gail DeLorey Mr. Gabriel Quiroz Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Zanger Michael Marcroft ‘74 Henry Dill ‘75 & Lisa Dill Mr. & Mrs. Russell Regester Henry Dill ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dill Francis “Sonny” & Lillian Rianda Joe Given ‘75 Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue John & Annette Romans Alumni (graduates & Lit Ng Jr. ‘75 Elaine, Kristi & Stephen ‘08 Dotseth Mr. & Mrs. Tom Sabaska non-graduates) Steve Clayton ‘76 Brent Eastman ‘81 & Maureen Eastman Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Alumni support to Palma continues to be John D’Arrigo ‘76 Sam & Gigi Eastman Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini critical to maintaining the school’s depth & Marc Tunzi ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Faylor Mr. & Mrs. Todd Schivo breadth of programs. Doug Classen ‘77 Kay Filice Christine Schwanz Joe Pezzini ‘77

38 Annual Report Joe Piedimonte ‘77 Geno Boggiatto ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Sheets Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Koster David Branch ‘78 Julian Harris ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Silva L & J Farms Kevin McGuire ‘78 Cody Fisher-Schmidt ‘06 Skimlite Manufacturing Marc Pura Ranch LLC Raymond O’Neill ‘78 Matthew Soares ‘08 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Smith Nunes & Scarr LLC Bardin Bengard ‘79 Steinbeck Country Produce Rabobank Mark House ‘79 2010’s Mr. & Mrs. David Sullivan Springfield Farms Loren Signorotti ‘79 Joseph Corner ‘10 Dr. & Mrs. Bert Tardieu Mr. & Mrs. Gene Wiley Tucker Carrillo-Zazueta ‘11 Valley Farm Management 1980’s Kellen O’Laughlin ‘11 Val’s Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Joe Aliotti ‘80 Tanner Carrillo-Zazueta ‘12 W. R. James, Inc Blessed Edmund Rice Society Greg Chilton ‘80 Matt Clary ‘12 Mr. & Mrs. David Wiley Mexico Mission Sam Daoro ‘80 Steven Harvey ‘12 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Zender Anonymous (2) Angelo Dovolis ‘80 Nick Ruiz ‘12 A & G Machine Shop, Inc. Mark Mirassou ‘80 Evan Schivo ‘12 Lacrosse Mr. & Mrs. André Adam Hamil Cupero ‘81 Bengard Ranch, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Samson Adina Brent Eastman ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Botelho Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Alvarado Ted Hontales ‘81 The following donors gave for purposes Brent Eastman Insurance Services, Inc. ANB Property Corporation Mike House ‘81 other than the Palma Fund. We are deeply Church Brothers, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Aranda Jim Scattini ‘81 grateful to these individuals who have D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Dr. William Babaian Vincent Brigantino ‘82 generously supported special projects within Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Ms. Jane Wade Barelli Chris Huntington ‘82 our school departments. Mann Packing Company Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Bryon Bassett Dan Lompa ‘82 Marc Pura Ranch LLC Mr. & Mrs. Marnold Batalla Robert Dunlop ‘83 Athletic Council NH3 Service Company Mr. & Mrs. Greg Beach Chip Fratangelo ‘83 Golf Tournament Pezzini Berry Farms Mr. & Mrs. John Beach John Ratti ‘83 Bassetti Farms Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bennett Tim Short ‘83 Bengard Ranch, Inc. Springfield Farms Mr. & Mrs. George Bennett Kevin Cardona ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bennett The Uni-Kool Partners Mrs. Teresa Bennett Mike Mifsud ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Broom True Leaf Farms, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bergez Kyle Beagle ‘85 Mr. Ralph Busch, IV Mr. & Mrs. Berdje Bezdjian Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 C.H. Robinson Company Scattini Basketball Tournament Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bezdjian Allan Clark ‘85 California Orchard Co. Mr. & Mrs. Chad Amaral Ms. Louise Bezdjian Christopher Lane ‘85 Casa De Fruta Mr. & Mrs. John Amaral, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. R.S. Bezdjian Gabriel Aparicio ‘86 Christopher M. Mulé, DDS, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Matt Amaral Mr. & Mrs. Scott Blazer Willie Beesley ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Clark Mr. Don Blodget Body Shop by Gene Cochetti, Inc. Nick Huntington ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Donnel Clary C.H. Robinson Company Mr. Hermine Boyadjian Rob Viarengo ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Mike Costa Mr. & Mrs. Louis Calcagno Ms. Teresa Bunnell Tom Bengard ‘87 D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Central State Oil Mr. & Mrs. Richard Burke Phil Giammanco ‘87 Del Mar Seafood, Inc. Chilton & House, LLP Attorneys at Law Ms. Susan Burke Richard Haro ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Brent Eastman Mr. Craig Combs Ms. Julie Bustoz & Ms. Veronica Fletcher Chris Dalman ‘88 EMC Planning Group Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John Delorey Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carroll Reno Di Tullio ‘88 Frontier Mobile Home Park Driscoll’s Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Carswell Carl Freese ‘88 Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. E.M.D., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Brian Clark Scott White ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Jose A. Gonzalez Mr. Henry Gowin Ms. Andrea Clum Paul DeCarli ‘89 Gonzalez & Associates Insurance Services, Grantz & Van Ruler, LLP Mr. & Mrs. George Coe Tim Martinez ‘89 Inc. International Produce Group Mr. & Mrs. Hector Cortez Dr. Philip Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jones Dr. & Mrs. Chris Costa 1990’s Dr. & Mrs. Harlan Grogin Kleen Globe Ag Services Mr. Timothy M. Costa Casey Angle ‘91 Mr. Claude Hoover & Mrs. Cheryl Indelicato Luis A. Scattini Family LP Ms. Susie Costes Palma Class of 1992 Ms. Catherine Horan-Walker Luis A. Scattini & Sons, LP Mr. & Mrs. Gary Courtright Christopher Mulé ‘92 Mr. Alex Hulanicki & Ms. Joan Weiner Nunes Company Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Cross Matt Panziera ‘92 Knights of Columbus Council No. 1465 Ocean Mist Farms Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cunanan Paul Ussery ‘92 Koster Communictions Inc. San Benancio Labor Services, Inc. Mr. Robert Darwin Daniel Jaramillo ‘93 L & J Farms Mr. & Mrs. Brent Scattini Mr. & Mrs. James de Lorimier, II Shawn Golden ‘94 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Lane Mr. Brian Scattini Mr. & Mrs. Mike Delfin John DeCarli ‘96 Legacy Roofing & Waterproofing Mr. & Mrs. James M. Scattini Mr. & Mrs. James Dermody Aaron Thornton ‘96 Mr. José G. Lopez Mr. & Mrs. James Scattini, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Sam Downing Nick La Fountain ‘98 Ms. Maria A. Lopez Mr. & Mrs. Michael Scattini Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Edwards Luke Welch ‘98 M.2.S. Inc. Miss Sara Scattini Electrical Distributors Tony Filice ‘99 Metzer Farms Steinbeck Country Produce Mr. & Mrs. Robert Enz Mr. & Mrs. Dan Neff Sturdy Oil Company Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ericksen 2000’s Nichols, Melburg & Rossetto Associates, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Bert Tardieu Ms. Maria Escobar Jim Bryan ‘00 NMR & Gonzales Signs Wilbur-Ellis Company Mr. & Mrs. Rodolfo Escobar Alex Ortega ‘00 Nunes Company Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gene Wiley Ms. Maristella Escobar Anonymous ‘01 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Ms. Lois M. Escobar John Mazzei ‘01 Ottone Leach Olsen & Ray LLP All Other Donations Mr. & Mrs. Lazaro Espinola Mario Tejeda ‘01 Ottone-Salinas, Inc. Anonymous Ms. Lisa Estep-Steiny Wells Adams ‘02 Ottone-Yuma Partnership Body Worx, Inc. Mr. James Fanoe Charles Cochran ‘02 Mr. & Mrs. David Pinizzotto Mr. & Mrs. Mark Botelho Mr. & Mrs. Nick Fanoe Nick Noroian ‘02 Private Spring Water Inc. Brent Eastman Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Eric Fisher Daniel Reader ‘02 Rabobank Christensen & Giannini Ms. Rose Flanagan Jeff Wurz ‘03 Salinas Land Company Ms. Gloria Cole Mr. John Flanagan Barrett Conrad ‘04 San Bernabe Viners Mr. & Mrs. Jack A. Ferrasci Ms. Anne Foletta Ryan D’Arrigo ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Saulovich Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Greg Fowler Nick Sterrett ‘04 Scagliotti Farms Ms. Linda Iwamoto Fremont-Stahl LLC

Annual Report 39 Gabilan Rock, INC. Mr. & Mrs. William H. Parish Ms. Lynne Riechers-Knott David & Karen Finn Ms. Sharon Gallant & Ms. Diana Reifer Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pedemonte Universal Tax & Business Service Anthony Griffin ‘84 & Heather Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Julian Garces Pettigrew & Foletta Auto Parts Mr. & Mrs. Gabino Valladares David Griffin ‘78 & Sharon Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Manny Garibay Ms. Tracy Pezzini Griffin Family Properties, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Felix Gastello Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Pureco All Other Donations Greg Griffin ‘70 & Barbara Griffin Mr. Jaime Gomez Mr. & Mrs. Gary Pybas Anonymous Stephen Griffin ‘74 & Patricia Griffin Mr. Timothy Gregory Mr. Randolph Quebec A & G Machine Shop, Inc. Growers Express Mr. & Mrs. Steve Rammel Mr. & Mrs. David Cates Margaret Morisoli Memorial Mr. Jeffrey Guerra & Mrs. Lisa Nino-Guerra Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Rianda Dr. & Mrs. Jeng-Ming Chen Scholarship (Established 1994) Mr. & Mrs. Joe Gunter Mr. Angelo Ross, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Costa Mr. & Mrs. Sam Marcantonio Mr. & Mrs. Alfredo G. Guzman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Salazar Mr. & Mrs. John DeSantis Jim Morisoli ‘71 & Debi Morisoli Mr. & Mrs. Matthew F. Haas Salinas Rodeo Rotary Club Foundation Mr. James Fife & Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Mr. & Mrs. John Sargenti Mr. & Mrs. Tim Hammill Mr. Steuart Samuels & Ms. Regina Gage Filice Insurance Agency Mr. & Mrs. David J. Sargenti Mr. & Mrs. Ray Hansen Mr. & Mrs. Michael Scarr Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Harry Harami Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Rawson Louis, Eunice & Fulton Picetti Mr. & Mrs. Richard Haro Mr. & Mrs. Mark Sergent Mr. & Mrs. Todd Schivo Scholarship (Established 2001) Headley Farms LLC Mr. & Mrs. William Sims Mrs. Stella Short Ms. Teri A. Breschini Mr. & Mrs. Ernesto Heres Mr. & Mrs. James Singleton Stevens, Sloan & Shap CPA’S Mr. & Mrs. George Lenahan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jon Hoech Mr. & Mrs. Steve Soper Mr. & Mrs. David Sullivan Mr. Fulton J. Picetti Mr. & Mrs. Dexter Honoridez Mr. & Mrs. Perfecto Soriano Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Mr. & Mrs. Gualberto Honoridez Ms. Amber Souza Matching Gift Program Todd Rubio Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Catherine Horan-Walker Stahl Properies Inc. (Established 1987) Mr. Joseph Houk & Mrs. Arlene Collopy Steve Gomes Construction Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Mr. & Mrs. Louis Huntington Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Swanson Mountain Bike Club Mr. & Mrs. Geoff Hunziker Mr. Jerry Tal & Ms. Elouise Tupper A & G Machine Shop, Inc. Max D. Tybroski Jr. Memorial Mr. & Mrs. Dale Jiang Ms. Mabel Tamimbang Blanco Farms Scholarship (Established 1984) JM Electric Ms. Tisha Taping Bobcat Bicycles, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Max D. Tybroski Mrs. Allan Johnson Ms. Mabel Tomimbang Mr. Robert Born & Ms. Marley Banker Mrs. Remedios Jumawan Mr. & Mrs. Shane Toy Mr. & Mrs. Michael Briley General Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Steven Jurevich Mr. & Mrs. Martin Uhler California International Airshow Salinas Ms. Thu-Anh Le Mr. Bill Jurevich, Sr. Mr. William K. Valdez & Ms. Angela Chilton & House, LLP Attorneys at Law Dr. William Babaian Mr. Bill Jurevich, Jr. Beauchamp Mr. Allan Clark Mr. & Mrs. Felix Gastello Mr. & Mrs. David Jurevich Mr. & Mrs. Richard Valdez Mr. Craig Combs Mr. & Mrs. Matthew F. Haas Mr. & Mrs. Sadi Karaman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vindhurst Don Chapin Company Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Haas Ms. Noreen Kelly Ms. Tara Vindhurst Dynamic Food Group Mr. & Mrs. Chris Huntington Mr. Gary Kreeger Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Vindhurst Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Edwards Arlin Johnson Estate Mr. & Mrs. Timothy W. Krislyn Rev. & Mrs. Leonard Walker Mr. & Mrs. George Garibay Mr. & Mrs. Felix Maturino Ms. Julie Lane Mr. & Mrs. Rolland Weaver Mr. Gene Geraci PG & E Corporation Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Terry Lane Ms. Janet Webb Hayashi & Wayland Mr. Ted Richardson Ms. Robin Lane Mr. & Mrs. William White International Produce Group Mrs. Joanne Taylor-Johnson Law Offices of Robert L. Forkner Mr. William White Kleen Globe Ag Services Mr. & Mrs. Dan Waligora Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lowe Ms. Antoinette Wood Luis A. Scattini & Sons, LP Mr. & Mrs. Howard Wilson Prof. & Mrs. Thomas Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Yonke Mann Packing Company Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Lundquist Mr. & Mrs. John Yoshida Nunes Company Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Alex MacDonald Dr. Robert Zernicke Ocean Mist Farms Other Restricted Donations Ms. Carolyn Maghinay Ms. C.M. O’Neill 5th Quarter Sponsor Ms. Nikki Maghinay Peru Mission Pacific Pools Spas, Inc. DBA Bills Spa Bengard Ranch, Inc. Marina Plumbing & Heating A & G Machine Shop, Inc. Maintinance Central Coast Audiology, Inc. Ms. Kathleen Marsh Anonymous Rabobank Mr. & Mrs. Robert Enz Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Martinez Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Cambier Universal Tax & Business Service Mr. & Mrs. Dale Jiang Mr. Roy Martinez Mr. & Mrs. Calvin R. Carswell Pezzini Berry Farms Mr. & Mrs. Gary McCarley Mr. Craig Combs Mr. & Mrs. Mark Powers, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Barry McCollom Mr. & Mrs. Barry Dawn Palma Tomorrow Capital Mr. & Mrs. Michael Shapiro Mr. & Mrs. George McInnis Mr. & Mrs. James de Lorimier, II Campaign Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tybor Mr. Mike Meuter & Mrs. Vivian Soffa Mr. & Mrs. John DeSantis Mr. & Mrs. Elio Rodoni Mr. & Mrs. Mel Micheletti Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Edwards Diversity Week Sponsor Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Millette Mr. & Mrs. Rodolfo Escobar Avila Construction Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Mirassou Mr. James Fife & Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Scholarship Funds Mr. & Mrs. Mike Costa Ms. Cherryl Mobe Mr. & Mrs. George Garibay Gifts to scholarship endowment extend the Mr. Angelo Dovolis Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Monge Mr. & Mrs. Felix Gastello impact of donor philanthropy ensuring Mr. & Mrs. Ted Hontalas Mr. & Mrs. Peter Montalvo Mr. & Mrs. Matthew F. Haas scholarship aid into the next generation and L & J Farms Ms. Loretta Moser Headley Farms LLC beyond. We have always believed that by Marc Pura Ranch LLC Mr. & Mrs. Dharma Naidu Mr. & Mrs. Jon Hoech providing access to a Palma education to Taylor Farms Mr. & Mrs. John Newman Ms. Heather Hood qualified student scholars through need- Ms. Nilita Escobar Nicoud Mr. & Mrs. Steven Jurevich based financial aid creates a student Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. 25th Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Nielsen Mr. & Mrs. Rick Keaton environment that more closely reflects our Anniversary Celebration Sponsor Ms. Mary Nino Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Koster diverse world. A.W. Johnson & Son Mr. Stephen Nino Mr. & Mrs. Sam Lavorato, Sr. Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Mr. Edward C. Nino Marina Plumbing & Heating Father Victor Farrell Memorial Bardin Bengard ‘79 & Pam Bengard Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Nordeen Mr. Mike Meuter & Mrs. Vivian Soffa Scholarship (Established 1996) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Boggiatto Mr. & Mrs. Steven Olivares Mr. & Mrs. Mel Micheletti Mr. & Mrs. Brian Shanley Ricky Cabrera ‘84 & Cecy Cabrera Ms. C.M. O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Mirassou Mr. & Mrs. Louis Calcagno Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ottone Mr. Paul Mirassou Floyd & Celia Griffin Memorial Mr. & Mrs. Donald Chapin, Jr. Ottone Leach Olsen & Ray LLP Mr. & Mrs. Dharma Naidu Scholarship (Established 1997) Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue

40 Annual Report Tom Fanoe ‘64 & Ann Fanoe Hollywood Tans Matching Gifts From Corporations In Honor of John & Mary Ann McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Friedrich Hunter’s Supply It is possible for donors to double their Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Dr. & Mrs. Robert Helfrich Hyatt Regency Monterey giving by participating in their company/ Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Mr. Tom Immermann matching gifts program. Palma thanks the In Honor of the Palma Faculty & Staff Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarthy Inter Continental The Clement Monterey following matching gift companies: Mario Tejeda ‘01 Mr. & Mrs. David Molinari Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Jones Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mueller Jostens Bank of America Charitable Foundation In Honor of Matthew Sekreta ‘76 Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini Joullian Winery Costco Dr. & Mrs. E. Joseph Sekreta ‘61. JoyPer’s Shoes PG & E Corporation Foundation La Casa del Sazon Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign In Honor of Thomas Sekreta ‘73 All Other Donations Mr. & Mrs. Terry Lane Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Dr. & Mrs. E. Joseph Sekreta Anonymous Legacy Roofing & Waterproofing Matching Gift Program Mr. & Mrs. Greg Beach Makin the Cut In Honor of Steve Soper’s Retirement Mrs. Ellyse Burke Mazda/Laguna Seca Raceway Mr. & Mrs. Michael Boggiatto Mr. & Mrs. Jose A. Clemente McAbee Feed Tribute Gifts Mr. James Fife & Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Mr. & Mrs. Julian Garces Michael’s Grill & Taqueria Gifts in memory & honor provide a lasting Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gasperson George Amaral Ranches, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Mirassou tribute. Palma thanks the following Mr. & Mrs. Brian Gooder Mission Linen Supply individuals for their kindness in memory & in In Honor of David Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarthy Monterey Bay Whale Watch honor of others: Mr. & Mrs. Timothy York Mr. & Mrs. Mark Powers, Sr. Monterey Coast Brewing Mr. & Mrs. Elio Rodoni Monterey Pines Golf Club In Honor of Joseph J. Annotti’s In Honor of Bryan & Kelly Sutherland State Farm Mutal Automobile Insurance MYO Yogurt Birthday Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Company Mr. & Mrs. John Narigi Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Cracknell Ms. Mabel Tamimbang Nino Construction In Honor of Aaron Thummel Mr. & Mrs. David Nunes In Honor of Ben Bustoz ‘16 Mr. & Mrs. Heinz Thummel Oceans 18 Mini Golf Mr. & Mrs. John Companion Gifts In Kind Old Town Deli & Cafe In Honor of Elliot Vallejo ‘02 Donations of non-monetary gifts, such as Ottone Leach Olsen & Ray LLP In Honor of the Class of 1961 Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Vallejo items for school events, equipment and Pacific Repertory Theatre Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 special services, are greatly appreciated. Paraiso Vineyards In Memory of Sarkis & Mary Bezdjian Pebble Beach Company In Honor of Class of 2014 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bezdjian Adventures by the Sea Peninsula Pastries Prof. & Mrs. Thomas Lucas Affordable Home Furnishings Lot 117 Pessagno Winery In Memory of Bob Oliver Bianchi... our AITS, Inc. Pica Fresh Mex In Honor of Class of 2015 Papa All City Emmissions Pizza Factory Prof. & Mrs. Thomas Lucas Matt Panziera ‘92 & Jamie Panziera American Supply Company Point of Wellness Anthony Lombardo & Associates Portobello’s In Honor of the Class of 2017 In Memory of Wilhelmina & John W. Bagel Corner Raging Waters San Jose Richard Haro ‘87 & Jennifer Haro Brown Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bass Rollick’s Specialty Coffee & Internet Rolland Brown ‘56 & Linda (Costa) Brown Beverly’s Fabrics Rooms in Bloom In Honor of Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. ‘56 Big Joe’s BBQ Rossi Bros. Tire & Auto Service Mr. & Mrs. Steven Steinbach California Custom Logos Salad Shop Mr. & Mrs. Timothy York In Memory of Marianne Brownfield California Rodeo Salinas Salinas Ace Hardware Mr. Charles Brownfield Carmel Valley Ranch Salinas Golf & Country Club In Honor of Anita, Neil & Andy Fanoe Casa De Fruta Salinas Valley Embroidery Tom Fanoe ‘64 & Ann Fanoe In Memory of Art Brusa Casa Sorrento Pizzeria Salinas Valley Medical Aesthetic Inc. Mrs. Pia Franscioni Mr. & Mrs. Ken Churchill San Francisco Zoo In Honor of Alexander Fierro ‘18 Cook’s Photography San Juan Oaks Golf Course Mr. & Mrs. Luis Fierro In Memory of Jim Caraccioli Copy Mat Mr. & Mrs. John Sanders Mark Botelho ‘63 & Martha (Bernasconi) Cordevalle Resort Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk In Honor of John Fierro ‘14 Botelho ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Crone Scheid Vineyards, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Luis Fierro Mr. & Mrs. James Guidotti Crop Production Services, Inc. Shadowbrook Restaurant Mike Middaugh ‘65 & Diane Middaugh Crossfit Ranch Mr. & Mrs. Sabu M. Shake, Jr. In Honor of Lukas Gularte Mr. & Mrs. Brad Van Dam Sharks Ice at San Jose Mrs. Pia Franscioni In Memory of Arlene Conn Del-Farm INC. SJ Ferrante Builders, Inc. James T. Conn Disneyland Smalley’s Roundup In Honor of Petie Helfrich Mr. & Mrs. James Dow Ms. Carmen Soto Mrs. Allan Johnson In Memory of Joseph & Emily Costa Element Bistro Steinbeck House Restaurant Rolland Brown ‘56 & Linda (Costa) Brown Mr. & Mrs. Robert Enz Mr. & Mrs. David Sullivan In Honor of Charles Kesecker’13 ‘56 Estancia Vineyard Kelly Sutherland Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Vallejo First Awakenings Swenson & Silacci Flowers In Memory of Br. Frank Dalton, C.F.C. Gabilan Rock, INC. TAG Paintball Honor of Mrs.Daryl Lyon Tom Pagano ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Felix Gastello Taylor Farms Dr. & Mrs. Gary Dangerfield Gift Suite The Carpenter In Memory of Marian Dotseth Gifts on the Go Mr. & Mrs. Michael Torpey In Honor of Christopher Martinez Mrs. Elaine Dotseth Gilroy Gardens TS & L Seeds Ms. Kendall Whitney Gino’s Fine Italian Food Vector Point / Kirk Kennedy Photography In Memory of Harry Dotseth Golden Star Chinese Restaurant Well Within Spa In Honor of Coach Tim Martinez ‘89 Mrs. Elaine Dotseth Golf Mart Western Stage 100th win Mr. Jaime Gomez Winchester Mystery House Dr. Laura Solorio In Memory of Dennis Duncan ‘58 Great America Wise Music Brian Cahill ‘58 & Joanie Lippman Growers Pub YMCA In Honor of John & Lyric McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Matthew F. Haas Youngevity Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Halltree Antique Mall

Annual Report 41 In Memory of Kathleen & Edward In Memory of Br. Charles McManus, In Memory of Stephen Louis Pessagno Tom Nunes, Jr. ‘69 & Margot Nunes Dunne C.F.C. Sr. Mr. Thomas P. Nunes, Sr. Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Craig Ulrici ‘57 & Barbara Ulrici Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarthy Nunes Company Inc. Ocean Mist Farms In Memory of Reny Enriquez In Memory of Paul A. Micheletti In Memory of Fulton Picetti Mr. & Mrs. Nathan J. Olivas, Sr. Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Mr. & Mrs. Mel Micheletti Ms. Teri A. Breschini Matt Panziera ‘92 & Jamie Panziera Mrs. Kay Filice Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 In Memory of Henry Fanoe In Memory of William “Bill” Mifsud Mr. & Mrs. George Lenahan, Jr. R. Brickley Sweet, MD, Leaonard G. Renfer, A & R Fresh LLC Mr. & Mrs. Larry Amelio MD, Dan M. Milanesa, MD., Andrea Chan, Mrs. Johnette Avalli In Memory of Ronald Reinhold Pluta MD In Memory of Rosemary Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Donald Belluomini Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Ross Ramsey Mrs. Allan Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Jack Blaser Mr. & Mrs. William Ramsey Mr. & Mrs. Frank Borelli In Memory of Carl Presti ‘57 Mr. Angelo Ross, Jr. In Memory of Chuck Filice Ms. Aurelia Bozzo Connie (Iman) Presti ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Ruben Rueda Mrs. Kay Filice Mr. & Mrs. Tom Breen Mr. & Mrs. Mark Sambrailo Mrs. Harriet Brin In Memory of Alfredo & Jeanette Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Scattini In Memory of Tokiko Takahashi Ms. Rosalie Campisi Reclusado Jim Scattini ‘81 & Margaret Scattini Flowers Mr. & Mrs. David Castellano Geno Boggiatto ‘05 Mr. Jerold P Scattini Mr. Gerald Flowers Mr. & Mrs. Keith Cleaver Ms. Beverly Silliman & Ms. Claudia Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Colombini In Memory of Todd Rubio Mr. & Mrs. Eldon R. Smith In Memory of Frank Garnero Ms. Marian Cruz Daniel Jaramillo ‘93 Mr. Tom T. Tanimura Ms. Gloria Cole Mr. & Mrs. James Datzman Mrs. Eileen Thomas Mr. Frank Felice & Ms. Clare Delcurto In Memory of Thais Attinger Salmina Mr. Lawrence L. Vera, Jr. In Memory of Del Garlinger Mr. Clarice Felice William Salmina ‘58 & Judy Salmina Mr. & Mrs. Gene Wiley Mary (Garlinger) McMahon ‘64 & Mike Mrs. Kay Filice McMahon Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Foge In Memory of Lucille Scattini In Memory of Dorothy Stoffey Ms. Marie Foge American AgCredit, FLCA Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarthy In Memory of Randy Grooms Mr. Louis Ivanovich Casey Angle ‘91 & Anne Angle Mr. & Mrs. John Delorey J.B. Howard Investments Mr. & Mrs. Larry Angle In Memory of Judy Strickland Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Khalil Mr. & Mrs. Michael Antle Mr. & Mrs. Sam Marcantonio In Memory of Marian Guthrie Mr. & Mrs. John J. McDermott Mr. Enos Barera Elizabeth (Guthrie) Nolan ‘ 62 Mr. & Mrs. George Rajkovich Mr. & Mrs. Greg Beach In Memory of Jonathan Storm Mr. Robert Sabbatini Mr. & Mrs. Paul Beagle Edward Storm ‘61 In Memory of Kathleen Henry Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Boggiatto Mike Henry Mr. & Mrs. Mel Silveira John Borchert ‘62 & Judy Borchert In Memory of Tom Ussery Jeff & Tracy Jones Mr. & Mrs. Robert Staben Mark Botelho ‘63 & Martha (Bernasconi) Mr. & Mrs. Greg DeCarli Ms. Camille Stevens Botelho ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte In Memory of Josephine Ann Herbert Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Breschini Matt Panziera ‘92 & Jamie Panziera David Herbert ‘61 & Sherry Herbert In Memory of Andrew Mirassou Breschini Farms Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Mr. & Mrs. Louis Calcagno In Memory of Una Way In Memory of Peter Holewinski Mr. & Mrs. Louis Huntington Mr. Allan Clark Mr. & Mrs. Greg DeCarli Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kingston Paula Breschini Clark ‘57 John DeCarli ‘96 & Alison DeCarli In Memory of Br. Anthony O’Grady, Doug Classen ‘77 & Laurie Classen Paul DeCarli ‘89 & Kerry DeCarli In Memory of M. Katherine C.F.C. Ms. Gloria Cole Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Holzhausen Anonymous D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ussery Dr. & Mrs. Gary Holzhausen Mr. & Mrs. John Delorey In Memory of Dr. Thomas O’Neill Don Chapin Company In Memory of Zoey Catherine Zenk In Memory of Perry Irwin Marc Tunzi ‘76 & Danielle Acton Mr. & Mrs. Jim Dowd Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gasperson Matt Panziera ‘92 & Jamie Panziera Raymond O’Neill ‘78 & Cathy Warwick-O’Neill Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Matt Panziera ‘92 & Jamie Panziera Mr. Jonathan Stone & Ms. Nancy Warwick Brent Eastman ‘81 & Maureen Eastman In Memory of Richard Jufiar, Sr. Ausonio Apartments Mr. & Mrs. Sam Eastman Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Ausonio Incorporated Mr. Gerald Flowers Mrs. Nancy Ausonio Gregory Gorman ‘70 & Shirley Gorman In Memory of Allan Johnson John Borchert ‘62 & Judy Borchert Dr. & Mrs. Robert H. Honnors In Memorium: Mr. & Mrs. Harry McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D’Arrigo Mr. & Mrs. Robert House Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dill Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hughes Joel Verutti ’73 - 2/5/2011 In Memory of W. Edward Kutz Mr. Joseph T. Donahue Ms. Linda Iwamoto John Bonifacino III ’73 - 4/23/2012 Mr. & Mrs. Craig J. Paxton Dennis Donohue ‘72 & Paula Donohue Mr. & Mrs. Allan Jensen Dr. Henry Fuchs Mrs. Allan Johnson Don Muscari ’72 - 10/29/2012 In Memory of Bill Lewis ‘58 Ms. Jean M. Hontalas Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kingston Brian Cahill ‘58 & Joanie Lippman Mrs. Allan Johnson Carolyn Koue Donnie Blanton ’84 - 12/2/12 Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Mr. Richard Kuehn In Memory of John Massa Mr. & Mrs. Bill Maker Bruce Lauritson ‘67 & Brenda Lauritson David Barlogio ’69 - 3/6/2013 Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bengard Ms. Rose M. Nunes Michael Lauritson ‘73 & Lynne Lauritson Jay Ancelet ’82 - 3/9/2013 Peter Lauritson ‘70 & Kristine Lauritson In Memory of Rosemary Nunez In Memory of Merleen Pacheco Sam Lavorato ‘55 & Shirley Lavorato Geri (Felice) Johansen ’61 - 3/22/2013 Massera Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gularte Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lyon Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarthy Christopher Miller ’93 - 7/14/2013 In Memory of the Deceased Palma Mr. & Mrs. Bob McLean In Memory of Tina Mazzarino Christian Brothers Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Menezes Casey Lee ’14 - 8/11/2013 Jim Scattini ‘60 & Joan (Botelho) Scattini ‘61 Anonymous Mrs. Rita Muller Rosalie (Reyes) Greene ’57 - 8/23/2013 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Murray Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Nelson B. Tyler Anguiano ’05 - 9/2/2013 NH3 Service Company

42 Annual Report PALMA FOOTBALL Palma needs your help… GAME Come join the fun with your Friday, October 4th fellow alumni! Palma vs. Monterey The Alumni Council is looking for an energetic, FUN, did Varsity Kickoff 7:30 pm we say FUN? Alumnus to serve as the Social Chair.

Alumni Council is also looking for a Free admission representative of each class to for all Palma participate with the Alumni Council. Alumni! Please contact Chris Mulé if you are interested: [email protected]

All alumni who attend the October 4th football game will be invited onto the field at halftime. This is an exciting opportunity for all alumni to Alumni Council really experience the new Rabobank Stadium! Chris Mulé ’92-President Allen Hayes ’62-Vice president Aaron Thornton ’96-Secretary Go Palma! Mario Tejeda ’01-Treasurer (Rabobank Stadium Maryal Drive Salinas, 93906) Tom Fanoe ’64-Alumni Fund Chair Lynn (Watson) Stewart ’57 - 50’s Decade Chair Jeff Pulford ’65 - 60’s Decade Chair Steve Clayton ’76- 70’s Decade Chair Carl Freese ’88 - 80’s Decade Chair Fred Avalli ’93 - 90’s Decade Chair Christopher King ’01 - 00’s Decade Chair Elizabeth (Guthrie) Nolan ’62 -Member at Large Richard Jufiar ’69-Member at Large

Palma is dedicated to providing young men an excellent college preparatory education in a Roman Catholic environment that embraces The Essential Elements of an Edmund Rice Christian Brother Education and challenges each individual to develop spiritually, intellectually, morally, physically and socially.

43 Non-Profit Org. Palma School US Postage 919 Iverson Street Paid Salinas, CA 93901 Salinas, CA Permit No. 180 Return Service Requested

If this issue of the President’s Report from Palma School is addressed to your son who no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please help us update our records by calling the Alumni Relations office (831) 422-2309 or email the correct address to [email protected].

Open House | November 3rd, 2013 IMPortant 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm Palma School Admission Dates Visitation Day | December 3, 2013 8:30 am to 12:15 pm Palma School

Admissions Placement Exam | December 7, 2013 8:00 am to 11:30 am MPB @ Palma School

Admissions Placement Exam | January 11, 2014 8:00 am to 11:30 am MPB @ Palma School

Visitation Day | January 14, 2014 8:30 am to 12:15 pm Palma School

Admissions Placement Exam | January 18, 2014 8:00 am to 11:30 am MPB @ Palma School

Admissions Placement Exam | January 25, 2014 8:00 am to 11:30 am MPB @ Palma School

Financial Aid Deadline | February 1, 2014 Deadline for Admissions | February 7, 2014

Questions about Admissions? Contact Lisa Laycock at [email protected] or call (831)422-6391