President’s Report A publication for the alumni, families and friends of Palma School Fall 2019 MISSION VISION ONE PROMISE Palma’s mission is to forge men of character, strength and conviction. As a community it is vital we share that vision. With your help Palma will keep its promise. THE PALMA FUND bridges the tuition gap and also helps to improve technology, facilities, professional development and financial aid.

Please send your gift in the enclosed envelope, online at palmaschool.org, or with this QR Palma School is accepting applications for the 2020- Contents 2021 academic year. If you know a boy of promise who would benefit from, and make a contribution to, the Palma tradition of graduating as a man of character, President’s Message 2 please contact the Admission Office at 831.422.6391 or email [email protected]. Board of Directors Chairman’s Message 3 OPEN HOUSE: November 3, 2019 12:00-2:00 pm

ADMISSION TESTS: Sat., Dec. 7, 2019 8:00-11:45 am Sat., Jan.11, 2020 8:00-11:45 am Principal’s Message 4 Sat., Jan. 25, 2020 8:00-11:45 am Advancement Director’s Message 5 Sponsor Council Br. Lawrence T. Murphy, C.F.C. Mr. Trey Busch Mission Statement / Essential Elements 6 Mr. Don Chapin The Power of a Palma School Education 7 Board of Directors Mr. Robert Alberts Mr. Eric Mueller ’01, Chair College Bound 8 Dr. Rolando Cabrera ’83 Mr. John Nixon Mr. Lucio Cosentino Mr. Jeff Pulford ’65 Mr. Dennis Donohue ’72 Mr. Philip Speciale Top Ten Men of 2019 9 Mr. Thomas Fanoe ’64 Mr. Ted Taylor ’04 Br. Patrick S. Hayes, C.F.C. Mr. Calvin Van Ruler Academic Awards 10 Mrs. Shirley Lavorato Mr. Michael Zanger ’82 Mr. John Mazzei ’01 2019 Distinguished Scholars 11 Be Powerful. Jon Christensen: A Life of Prodigious Tenacity 12 Be a Chieftain.

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Where Boys of Promise Become Men of Character

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 1 President’s Message

Dear People of Palma,

Everyone is thought to be somewhat of an expert on schools as each one of us has spent an enormous amount of time in class or at least in attendance at some neighborhood educational institution that kept us pretty well busy from early morning until mid-afternoon if not longer. One might argue that it was time well spent, or not. I would like to believe it was time well spend and continues to be time well spent for the hundreds of our Boys of Promise I see here on the Palma campus each and every day.

Palma School is committed to preparing young men for college and beyond. Our students arrive here as true Boys of Promise and graduate with their senior brothers as Men of Character. Palma is especially proud of the growth each young man, each class makes while on this campus. No two students are alike; no two classes are alike. Each has his own personality, each has his own gifts, each has his own skill sets, all leading to a force unmatched for special things to happen under the Palma umbrella. Extraordinary things happen here on a regular basis. Our academics have never been better. Our athletics continue to voice for the voiceless. Our students are taught the sanctity of life as establish the standard by which other schools and their teams are well as the need to practice their self-discipline on a daily basis. measured. Palma’s commitment to social justice and providing opportunities for our students to see how many of the unfortunate of the The movement from being a Boy of Promise to being a Man of Character world get by on a daily basis with so little has never been stronger. doesn’t happen by itself or with the mere turning of the calendar pages. This is the beauty of Palma today — better than ever and getting better.

Our students possess the magic of music; they embrace their gift of Best wishes! reading well at liturgies and arguing strongly in support of a given cause in Mock Trial. Our students learn to reason and to think and to listen. Our students come with a wide range of interests and various gifts that are totally unique as each matters. Our students learn to respect themselves Brother Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. and others; they are challenged to treat women as equals and to be a President

The movement from being a Boy of Promise to being a Man of Character doesn’t happen by itself or with the mere turning of the calendar pages. This is the beauty of Palma today — better than ever and getting better.

2 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 Board of Directors Chairman’s Message

Palma Family and Friends,

A handshake is such a simple thing that it is often overlooked. As I stood on the stage at our graduation in May, I had the chance to shake each graduate’s hand as I handed out diplomas. It was an honor to be a small part of their sending forth. I am happy to report that I did not get a single limp-wristed handshake. These young, confident men are off to the next stage in their lives well prepared to meet the challenges ahead. For me that sums up what Palma is all about — educating the young men who enter our halls and classrooms — preparing them to be Chieftains among the men (and women) of the world.

Of course, our graduates do not end up on the stage simply by handshakes. A lot of time, talent, and treasure have been poured into Palma. We owe a great deal of thanks to our faculty and staff, parents, family, friends, and benefactors. They are what make this great institution run so well.

Palma always strives to fulfill the mission of Blessed Edmund Rice — to educate all youths, regardless of their circumstances. Keeping that mission in mind, I want to reiterate to all of you that every young man’s family receives the benefit of a lower tuition through the generosity of our donors. Tuition fees alone do not cover the cost to educate our students, so I encourage you to think about making the Palma Fund part of your annual giving. For those who have given, I look forward to the opportunity to shake your hand in gratitude for what you do for Palma.

Go Chieftains!

Eric G. Mueller Chairman of the Board of Directors

Palma always strives to fulfill the mission of Blessed Edmund Rice — to educate all youths, regardless of their circumstances.

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 3 Principal’s Message

Palma School! I am thrilled to be here! There is a wonderfully charged atmosphere among the Palma Family as the start of each new school year presents new beginnings...new changes...new horizons. It is my hope and prayer that we will honor the legacy of Catholic school success and tradition that precede us — a rich and storied history where highly dedicated and qualified teachers, staff, volunteers, parents, alumni and benefactors make their investments of self to champion a mission of the highest purpose for the benefit of our young men — the world’s future.

God has a way of closing and opening unanticipated doors for us, put- ting us in just the right places at the right times in our lives. Our calling to this holy adventure of a Palma education is no exception. It is no mistake that any of us is here. Nor is there any mistake in our commit- ment to our sons’ future. Each of us has been chosen to be here. And each of us, in turn, chooses to sacrifice...to labor...to commit ourselves to the priority of educating remarkable young men for a world that so desperately needs them. Is there anything more important?

Successful schools do not just happen; they are created. Forged by the here of many good and giving people with willing and gracious hearts. toils of highly committed teachers, staff, volunteer parents, participating I encourage you to continue this legacy with the same generous hospi- students and a supportive community, schools can be positioned for tality with which you grace my presence as your humblest of leaders. great success. Driven by a passion for learning, I believe in the wonders of education and the sanctity of people. Schools are sanctuaries for Go Chieftains! thought and agents of change for our society. There is tremendous need in our world for learning and leadership.

So it is with this humility and gratitude in mind that I beseech you all to share our joy and energy as we commit ourselves to making Palma David J. Sullivan School greater, stronger, and ever more successful. We have a history Principal

And each of us, in turn, chooses to sacrifice...to labor ...to commit ourselves to the priority of educating remarkable young men for a world that so desperately needs them. Is there anything more important?

4 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 Advancement Director’s Message

Our President’s Report is an expression of our heartfelt gratitude to every member of the Palma School family and reflects all that we have accomplished together. As we look back, it is easy to see that it was an extraordinary year for our Palma students. Our fundraising efforts were focused on the Palma Fund and growing our Financial Aid Endowment and Scholarships, and as you will discover in the following pages, you came through for us once again.

The enthusiasm and pride for our school that is shared by students, alumni, parents and grandparents is rare and something that we all cherish. Whether you volunteered your time, attended an event, made a financial contribution — or perhaps even did all three — you made a difference in the lives of our students and helped make Palma School stronger. Stepping up and saying “yes” is affirmation of your belief in the educational experience we provide and helps ensure that we will thrive for generations to come. As educators, it is motivating to know that our community recognizes the importance of our mission and that you are moved to join our effort. We remain committed to helping boys of promise become men of char- The Advancement efforts at Palma School are numerous, but always acter. On behalf of everyone at Palma, thank you for all you do to support focus on the same thing — helping the school provide an outstanding our students and our mission. educational experience and meaningful programs for our students. Each year you are asked to give to the Palma Fund and each year you gener- ously support this necessary cause. These funds bridge the gap between tuition and the real cost of education at our school, and help finance our outstanding curriculum and programs. It also enables us to offer finan- Tracy Jones cial aid to our families that need assistance. Family outreach at its best! Director, Institutional Advancement

Whether you volunteered your time, attended an event, made a financial contribution — or perhaps even did all three — you made a difference in the lives of our students and helped make Palma School stronger.

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 5 MISSION STATEMENT Palma is dedicated to providing young men an excellent college-preparatory education in a Roman Catholic environment that embraces The Essential Elements of an Edmund Rice Christian Brother Education and challenges each individual to develop spiritually, intellectually, morally, physically, and socially.

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

6 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 The Power of a Palma School Education by Roger Rybkowski

The world is rapidly changing and schools today need to be more nimble How many “real life” videos, or reports in our 24-hour news cycle, con- than ever before to keep pace with the opportunities and consequences tain a moral imperative? Sure, the stories of old were just “made up,” of technology. With tremendous sadness, however, we must also be but they successfully instilled hope and an optimism for the future. They mindful that it’s a world that includes school shootings. What was did “influence” people. unthinkable only a decade or so ago is now something that requires constant vigilance. Parents of the 60s and 70s were accused of letting their children watch too much TV. How many parents today allow their children to sink, Despite the cause, our political leaders seem to point their fingers unescorted, into the internet…into a world of no limits where anyone is wherever the money tells them. Influence peddling at the root of our free to express a point of view, truth not withstanding? What compounds government makes progress toward a solution impossible to determine, internet influence is the number of young successes. If the perception let alone implement. exists that “paying one’s dues” is no longer required for success, then where is mine? The national argument continues to focus on how to stop the violence and mitigate future attempts. Reduce the number of guns, restrict the All of this, combined with the pressures of growing up and fitting in, availability of guns, increase personal surveillance, improve mental certainly has the ability to make a young person feel powerless. It’s health screening and treatment, and limit exposure to violence in the widely regarded that each act of violence is a cry for help. Could each media circle around in a perpet- act of this magnitude be an ual vortex. All of these address attempt to generate power… the “how” of the problem, but an act conceived within the few people attempt to under- misinterpretation of what stand the “why.” Perhaps that’s power is and how it works? because in a population that is becoming more secularized It’s not by accident that Palma each year, the “why” stands in adopted the phrase, “Be pow- the way. erful. Be a Chieftain.” a few years ago. It’s not intended to Study after study shows church appeal to those who seek attendance declining in the US power, but rather defines the over the past 60 years. Could personal outcome of our school there be a corresponding cor- and campus culture. relation? Where else exists a strong argument for the sanc- Chieftains learn that real power The Know That You Matter Club exemplifies what it means to be a Chieftain. tity of human life? Has our comes from giving voice and society become so inconvenienced by others that we have forgotten how autonomy to others. Recognizing that people around you could use a we once revered life? Have we become so cynical about a higher pres- hand, and then lending that hand, is how we have the power to stand on ence that we’ve lost our tolerance for being human? our own two feet and the power to sleep well at night. Acknowledging a higher power, or even just respecting those who do, carves out a Movies and video games glamorize the nobility in taking life as part of comfortable place for us to dwell and adds order to our lives. a “me against the world” narrative. Yes, it’s been argued for decades that exposure to violence doesn’t create violent behavior nor desensitize In addition, students at Palma learn that each Chieftain has value. It’s a young minds. But as was lamented by the late Paul Harvey, how can we community that pulls those on the margin in, rather than pushing them believe that and yet all agree that a person’s behavior can be influenced out. True acceptance, true tolerance, true friendships are all a part of by a 30-second commercial? Palma culture. Supporting each other is how we find our unique power. Our unique power is how we thrive in the world. Add to that the enormity of the internet compared to one’s community. It’s easy to fall into the trap of inferiority and inadequacy when bom- At Palma, being powerful has nothing to do with muscles nor intelli- barded with stories and images of others whose lives appear to be as gence. It’s about becoming a friend, a supporter, a mentor. Through these close to perfection as one can get. This, however, is not the only influ- actions, life has value and the future looks inviting. ence the internet imposes. Add to that rigorous academics, championship athletics and meaningful There was a time when stories in books, on TV and at the movies, for service and one starts to understand the “power” of a Palma School the most part, had happy endings. These stories reinforced the notion education. l that perseverance would result in a meaningful and beneficial outcome.

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 7 College Bound The students in the graduating class of 2019 are attending some of the finest universities in the country. We are proud to announce the colleges in which our graduates are enrolled.

Congratulations Class of 2019

8 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 Palma’s Top Ten Men of 2019 Part of Palma’s mission is to instill in its young men a passion for learning and provide a solid educational foundation on which to build. Each year we salute the seniors whose outstanding performance in the classroom exemplifies this mission. Congratulations to the following 10 seniors who had the highest grade point averages in their class and received noteworthy nods from universities across the nation. l

Daniel “Marco” Pezzini Jack Lanini Tommy Padilla Dane Dizon US Naval Academy Colorado School of Mines USMA West Point Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Engineering Undeclared Life Sciences Civil Engineering

Caspar Silvania Grant Sergent UC Davis University of San Diego Undeclared Undeclared

Chris Campo Erin Limbo Sam Lathos Kevin Beach Cal Poly San Luis Obispo UC Berkeley Chapman University University of Washington Engineering Computer Science Business Administration - Finance Business Pre-Major

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 9 High School Graduation Awards

Daniel Marco Pezzini Monsignor Thomas J. Earley Gold Medal for Scholastic Proficiency Valedictorian Jack Lanini Monsignor Thomas J. Earley Gold Medal for Scholastic Proficiency Salutatorian Declan Grant Palma Gold Medal in Theology Samuel Lavorato Palma Gold Medal in English Jack Lanini Palma Gold Medal in Social Studies Daniel Marco Pezzini Palma Gold Medal in Mathematics Thomas Padilla Palma Gold Medal in Foreign Language Diego Guajardo Palma Gold Medal in Science Joseph Lynn Palma Gold Medal in Fine Arts Dane-Matthew Dizon Palma Gold Medal in Music Alexander Moret Palma Loyalty Award Nathan Dodd Palma Leadership Award Caspar Silvania Principal’s Leadership Award Dane-Matthew Dizon Monroe Award for Proficiency in Mathematics Daniel Marco Pezzini Brother Martin D. Cunningham Award for Excellence in English Caspar Silvania Brother Charles J. Avendano Award for Excellence in Social Studies and Service Matthew Morasca Christopher Hitchcock ’77 Inspirational Science Award Daniel Marco Pezzini W.H. “Hank” Muller Outstanding Scholar Athlete Award Thomas Padilla Brother M.L. Crumlish Athlete of the Year Award

Junior High School Graduation Awards

Marc Asuncion The Reverend Monsignor Thomas J. Earley Award for Religious Studies Carl Nielsen English Award Matthew Iverson Mathematics Award Carl Nielsen Music Award Elias Farotte-Kruchas Literature Award Marc Asuncion Social Studies Award Trey Houghton Science Award Elias Farotte-Kruchas Foreign Language Award Joseph Secondo Fine Arts Award Noah Olzanowski The Gerald D. Flowers Golden Chieftain Scholarship Award for Service Logan Guerini Brother Charles McManus Award for Scholarship, Leadership, Citizenship, and Sportsmanship Bradley Collins Palma Investors Club Scholarship

10 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 2019 Distinguished Scholars Congratulations to the members of Palma class of 2019 who became Distinguished Scholars. They each received special recognition for their extraordinary effort after successfully completing a rigorous set of scholar requirements. l

Dario Cano Dane-Matthew Dizon Nathan Dodd Edwin Espinola Bilingual Scholar STEM+ Scholar STEM+ Scholar STEM+ Scholar Bilingual Scholar

Christian Gomez Jack Lanini Sam Lathos Erin Limbo Bilingual Scholar STEM+ Scholar STEM+ Scholar STEM+ Scholar Bilingual Scholar

Joseph Lynn Thomas Padilla Oscar Rubio Caspar Silvania Bilingual Scholar Bilingual Scholar Bilingual Scholar Excellence in the Humanities Scholar Bilingual Scholar

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 11 What had intrigued him about Palma was that the school’s Integrated Student Outcomes (ISOs) were very much in line with those established at West Point. Mentor Profile: Jon Christensen: A Life of Prodigious Tenacity

Jon Christensen started life being adopted as an infant in Fargo, North Life Part Two — Monterey Dakota. Shortly after, his new family moved to Iowa so his father could Mr. Christensen retired from active duty in 2014, accepting one more set attend graduate school. They eventually landed in Sacramento where of orders: from Teresa to return to Monterey. He thought his destiny lay his father taught high school physics. in teaching mathematics at the junior college level, but receiving offers that were geographically undesirable, he applied to Palma School. In high school, Mr. Christensen was a three-sport athlete lettering in football, wrestling and track. Athletics was, perhaps, the birthplace of a What had intrigued him about Palma was that the school’s Integrated life of tenacity. He recalls not being the most talented athlete, but Student Outcomes (ISOs) were very much in line with those established pushed himself hard, making the track team despite the coach showing at West Point, moving beyond the academics to include social, spiritual little interest and earning the spot of captain of the football and wres- and physical aspects of development. Still, adjustments were necessary tling teams. With graduation approaching, he knew he wanted a life of to teach high school students after having taught military college. independence. The means to that end was the US Military Academy. An Despite pre-arrival trepidation, he found the students to be mature, the appointment to West Point would provide “an extra layer of discipline” faculty to be welcoming and a refreshing emphasis on academics. and allow him to attend a quality college without burdening his parents with the expense. From his 18-year-old perspective, it didn’t hurt that he “What took me by surprise was the maturity of Palma students. Being was destined to live 2,800 miles away from his home town. an all-boys school I was worried about the testosterone levels and how many fights there would be and how Despite the gauntlet that is securing much bullying was going on. And, an academy appointment, and receiv- that’s what impressed me the most in ing no help from his parents (his father the first years. My extra duty was in was against the idea) nor school coun- the gym where they’re playing basket- selors, Mr. Christensen managed to ball and they’re going at it hard and I procure a seat. So tenacious was the thought I would be breaking up skir- effort that he really cannot explain mishes every day. I did that for two how he did it. After graduation in years and I never saw a conflict. It still 1980, he found himself in the West amazes me how much they take care Point class of 1984. of each other.”

Disappointed that the academy was What makes Mr. Christensen a perfect not the experience he had envisioned, fit at Palma is his set of expectations. Mr. Christensen applied to colleges in Of course he expects his students to California during his sophomore year, learn the subjects being taught. In Mr. Christensen in the classroom garnering an acceptance to UC addition, however, his goal is to teach Berkeley, among others. After visiting some campuses during the sum- his students how to be problem solvers. mer, he determined that West Point was, indeed, his best option and made the commitment to return his junior year, knowing it carried with “In calculus you have to take a lot of data and put it in the right order so it an obligatory five-year tour of duty after graduation. you can solve the problem. Problem solving is a skill, a way to think.”

In 1984, Lieutenant Christensen’s tenacity earned him a spot in both He also strives to teach students to be good consumers of information, Airborne and Ranger Schools before arriving in Hawaii as a part of the which comes directly from his classes in calculus and statistics. He Army Corps of Engineers. He discovered the Army was not the same as wants students to recognize the origin of information, the motivation West Point and that he had found himself a career and soon after a wife behind its promotion, and how to both challenge and build a factual case with the marriage to Teresa, whom he had known from high school. to support or overturn what is being promulgated. With so much false information available today, this discernment is crucial for people to His military service would span three decades with stops around the lead lives of success. globe that included combat tours in Iraq. He earned a master’s degree in applied mathematics from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey Lastly, he wants students to become life-long learners; to appreciate and another in national security and strategic studies from the Naval and find the beauty in all things, including mathematics and physics. War College in Rhode Island. Highly decorated, including the Army Distinguished Service Medal and two Bronze Stars, he achieved the rank Is it easy to teach these concepts to high school students? Not always, of full colonel and was selected for brigade commander at three com- but Mr. Christensen continues to prove that anything can be accom- mands. During his 30 years, he also was assigned to teach mathematics plished…when you apply hard work and prodigious tenacity. l at West Point and in the operations research department at NPS. www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 13 Chieftain Spring Sports

Baseball Varsity Head Coach: Phil Giammanco ’87 | PCAL 11-11 | Overall 15-14 Despite leading the league in scoring over the course of the season, the varsity baseball team’s pitching corps was plagued with injuries and only managed to break even with an 11-11 record in league play. The 11 recorded wins was good enough to grab a playoff berth. Colin Neff ’19 led the pitching staff with a 3-1 record over 11 appearances on the mound. His 24 strike outs was bested only by Gabriel Razo ’19 who recorded 34 Ks in 31.1 innings pitched. Jon Jon Berring ’20 was team leader at the plate with 14 RBIs on 21 hits. Senior Jerry Flores also recorded 21 hits. Flores accepted a scholarship to play ball at Concordia University in Portland. Bering has signed a letter of intent to play college ball at Santa Luke Alvarez ’22 and Caesar Aldisert ’22 Clara University. Having only five seniors on the varsity squad means most of the team will be returning for the 2020 season. Frosh Head Coach: Joe Derousi | League 10-5 | Overall 16-8 The freshman team proved worthy of taking the field as they forced their will to a winning 10-5 league record. Solid pitching kept opponents on their heels while their bats did a lot of talking at the plate. With the exception of some close scores with two worthy opponents, they served up a fair share of blowouts. The team benefited from the efforts of Ethan Chrisman, Joey Finley, Caesar Aldisert and Luke Alvarez.

Golf Head Coach: George Gatanaga The varsity golf team was virtually a new team having graduated four players in 2018, three of whom received offers to play college Joe Castaneda ’20 delivers the pitch. golf. They showed great improve- ment as the season progressed finishing in third place in the Gabilan Division in PCAL. Grant Gatanaga ’19 and José Calderón ’19 qualified individu- ally for CCS.

Adolfo Campos ’19 sets up his put.

Jon Jon Berring ’20 makes his break for home.

JV Head Coaches: Vic Rossi ’68 and Chip Campion ’68 League 14-6 | Overall 17-7 Junior Varsity was loaded with great young talent amassing a 14-6 PCAL record scoring 226 runs to 92 by their opponents. Four of their six league losses were by only one run, showing dominance with the sticks and solid defense to back up their hurlers. The team was buoyed by the performance of Joe Cardinale ’22, Luke Rossi ’22, Antone Mercurio ’21, Noah Paz ’21 and Jeremy Valenzuela ’22. With only five spots vacated on varsity, the team looks to retain a healthy chunk of talent in 2020. José Calderón ’19 is precision on the green.

14 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 Lacrosse Head Coach: Vince Brigantino | League 8-4 | Overall 10-9 A good portion of their roster graduated in 2018, but the team stayed solid as they earned their way to a winning record in 2019, finishing third in their division. Returning senior Luke Brigantino kept opponent goalies busy. Anton Strasser ’20 will be returning again this year and is expected to remain one of the league’s top goalies. Ethan Pavlet ’20 is another stand-out returning starter. He was named a US Lacrosse, Central California Academic All American.

Mateo Trujillo ’20 with another power performance.

Varsity lacrosse readies for the match.

JV Head Coach: Greg Beach | League 6-1 | Overall 9-5 The JV team finished with an impressive 6-1 record with Josh Delapena ’21, Rhett Parker ’21, Colton Amaral ’22, and Gage O’Briant ’22 leading the charge. Sean Bosch ’22 on the block.

Tennis Head Coach: Greg Andersen | League 7-7 Palma’s tennis team finished third in the division with a 7-7 league record. Despite just breaking even, Alexander Moret ’19 had an out- standing season. Nick Slater ’20, Hudson Wood ’20 and Simon Bosch ’20 will all be returning in the spring to anchor the 2020 team.

JV Lacrosse’s Seth Nino ’21 eludes an opponent.

Swimming Head Coach: Sam Long | Fourth Place Finish The swim team was very competitive with several swimmers turning in outstanding performances. Among the top Chieftains in the pool were EJ Fulgencio ’21, Mateo Trujillo ’20 and Christian Gomez ’19.

Simon Bosch ’20 prepares for Nevin Manimarin ’21 to serve.

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 15 Track & Field Volleyball Head Coach: Jason Smith ’87 Head Coach: Matthew Cassady ’06 | League 4-8 | Overall 9-8 Chieftains had an undeated dual-meet Volleyball struggled in league with a young team but managed a 9-8 season in 2019 with strong perfor- overall record. Matt Morasca ’19, Anthony Scattini ’21, and David mances across the field. Colby Caudill Daniels ’19 all demonstrated some impressive V-ball chops. l ’19 showed dominance in the triple jump and high jump. Micah Olivas ’20 was powerful in the 200m and long jump. Tommy Padilla ’19 and Moises Benito ’22 stayed in front of the pack in the distance contests and Dane Golden ’20 amassed 18 victories between the 400m, long jump, 4x100m (with Fredrick Barnes ’22, Micah Olivas ’20 and Ben Eastman ’20) and 4x400m (with Erin Limbo ’19, Fredrick Barnes ’22 and Tommy Dane Golden ’20 on his way Padilla ’19) relays. He placed in the top to the CCS meet. four in the 400m among all PCAL divisions (out of 283 athletes) and earned a spot in the CCS trials. Varsity volleyball’s teamwork.

Tommy Padilla ’19, Moises Benito ’22 and Oscar Rubio ’19 lead the pack. David Daniels ’19 with the slam.

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

Joey Esquivel Jerry Flores Miguel Lizaola Andrew Rivera Grant Sergent MPC Concordia University MPC MPC University of San Diego Lobos Football Cavaliers Baseball Lobos Football Lobos Football Toreros Football

16 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 2018-2019 Annual Report Palma School sincerely appreciates those individuals who generously made annual, capital and endowment gifts between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. To accomplish the school’s goals, it takes the support of Giving for 2018-2019 the entire community — alumni, board members, businesses, faculty, Fiscal year July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019 foundations, grandparents, parents, parents of alumni, staff and friends. Through their contributions, these valued constituents ensure that our We are privileged to witness the generosity of the extraordinary students continue to have the very best educational experience possible. Palma community who believe in our future as much as they honor the past. The success of our programs and their constant improve- Thank you for your generosity and support. ment to the highest degree of excellence and innovation depends on your support. The future is bright for Palma School and it is Palma people (students, faculty, staff and you) who are the key to fulfilling our promise and realizing our vision. Thank you for helping us on that journey. I trust I can count on your involvement and generosity again this year! Go Chieftains! It’s going to be another extraordinary year!

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

Total Income $8,462,660

$6,912,780 Tuition, Fees and Auxiliary Income $506,013 Palma Fund and Other Unrestricted Donations $323,555 Athletic Council $119,870 Scholarship and Other Restricted Donations $106,563 Parents’ Club and Sober Graduation $262,784 Bingo (Net) $231,095 Investment Income

Total Expenses $9,058,088

Educational / Institutional $5,538,996 Plant and Maintenance $1,090,513 Financial Aid and Scholarship $1,141,874 Administrative $503,769 Athletic Council $354,999 Parents’ Club and Sober Graduation $86,376 IAAR Expenses $233,572 Capital Expenditures $107,989

www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 17 2018-2019 The President’s Circle The President’s Circle, established in 2008, gives special recognition to those Palma supporters who have made gifts of $1,000 or more during the preceding fiscal year. Many families, alumni and friends choose to continue their membership in the President’s Circle year after year in recognition of the superior achievements of the school. We salute the following members of the pace-setting group and hope that the power of their example will serve to encourage others to consider investing in Palma School.

Anonymous Marral & Davy Dizon Luis A. Scattini Family LP Vivian & Ruben Rivera Anonymous ’99 Cindi & Rick Dodd Minerva & Bert Lundy Mrs. Laura Roberti A & G Machine Shop, Inc. Elaine Dotseth Sudha & Radhakrishnan Manimaran Yvonne & Joseph Roggio A & R Fresh LLC Ed Dowd ’63 Margaret & John Marcroft Annette & John Romans American Wholesale Flooring, Inc. Dune Company of Salinas, LLC Alison & Kris Marshall Judy & Tom Romans Ms. Brenda Rose Angelo EBX Logistics Inc. Margaret D’Arrigo-Martin & S & S Marketing & Sales Inc. Ausonio Family Fund of the Community Irma & Rudy Escobar Stephen Martin Stacy & David Sargenti ’93 Foundation for Monterey County Araceli & Bernabe Espinola Jackie & Richard McAbee Joan (Botelho) ’61 & Jim Scattini ’60 Bank of America Charitable Foundation Patsy (Shellooe) ’61 & Neil Fanoe, Jr. ’60 Mary Ann & John McCarthy Linda & Bennie Schulman Rose Barich Tom Fanoe ’64 Nancy & George McInnis Ofelia & Maurilio Serrano Barlocker Insurance Services Kay Filice Deborah & Ed Mendoza Mr. & Mrs. Brian Shanley Tina Barlocker Aana & John Fitzgerald Marylu & David Mesa ’73 Mrs. Stella Short Gina & David Bassetti Patricia & Alfred Friedrich Diane Ferrari Micheletti & Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ’81 Peggy & Hilary Baumstarck G & H Farms, LLC John Micheletti Grace & Cornelio Sillano Michelle & Greg Beach Kathleen & Dino Gastello Mrs. Lorna Micheletti* Jennifer & Dan Sites Benchmark Steel, Inc. Gatanaga Nursery Pat & Wylie Mitchell Suzan & Sam Slater Bengard Ranch, Inc. Bea (Ortega) Gifford ’60 Monterey Peninsula Foundation Jennifer Murphy-Smith & Lucia & Michael Boggiatto Gold Star Buick GMC Russell L. Moore Jr. ’61 Jason Smith ’87 Troy Boutonnet Estate of Celeste Golden Valerie & David Moret Mr. & Mrs. Richard Soares Valerie & Stan Braga Janet Rodgers & Kurt Gollnick Debi & Jim Morisoli ’71 Steinbeck Country Produce Denise & Vincent Brigantino ’82 Delia & Pedro Gomez Cathy & Mark Mottau Barbara Stoffey-Said Zuzzanne & Steve Broom Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Sarah & Eric Mueller ’01 Lynette & Michael Strasser Mindy & Trey Busch Linda & D L Grier Kerri & Christopher Mulé ’92 Sturdy Oil Company Pamela & Corey Butler Mr. Michael Hayford Kim & Lit Ng, Jr. ’75 Harry Sweigert C.R.O.P. Foundation Henry Fanoe Trust Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nielsen Gary Tavernetti Mr. & Mrs. Mog Cabatu Mr. Ed Hernandez Corona Nino Real Estate Amy & Ted Taylor ’04 California International Airshow Salinas Rosamaria & Pablo Hernandez Nita & Tom Nino Linda & Bruce Taylor Jamie Carr Melanie & Tim Horwath Mr. Thomas Nunes, Sr. Taylor Farms Joanne & Kevin Castello Kristin & Mike House ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Brien Joanne Taylor Chang Nguyen & Van Ruler, LLP Huntington Farms Ocean Mist Farms Heidi Mitchell & Chris Thomas Barbara & Don Chapin Roberta (Fanoe) ’59 & Louis Huntington Mr. & Mrs. Mike Orradre Pam & Mark Thornton Cislini Fund of the Community Patricia & Stephen Jensen Pacific Valley Bank Amparo Tinajero Garcia Foundation for Monterey County Ruth Johnson Jayshri & Bakul Panchal Arnold Togliatti Coastal Computer Consulting, LLC Julia Christensen Charitable Remainder Darcy & Allan Panziera True Leaf Farms, LLC Gina & Chris Cochetti Trust Lois & Eddie Panziera The UNI-KOOL Partners Concorso Italiano, Inc. Pam (Hack) King ’63 Jean & Matt Panziera ’74 Valley Produce LLC The Conners Family Julie Lafferty Pebble Beach Company Foundation Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Sally & Jim Conrad Jill & Lon Lanini ’87 Danielle & John Pezzini ’78 Debbie & Michael Vollstedt Correctional Training Facility, Soledad, Judy & Vic Lanini Tia & Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 Stephanie Wedge The Phoenix Alliance Shirley & Sam Lavorato ’55 R.C. Farms LLC Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Katherine & Louis Cosentino Leavitt Central Coast Insurance Services Gerrie & Carl Reinhardt Workday, Inc. Melissa & David Coventry Shelley & James Lipe Jr. Lillian Rianda & Family Wendi & Max Yeater Yanne & Chris Dalman ’88 Liu Guo Lit Charitable Foundation Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ’67 Brenda & Michael Zanger ’82 Mary Deakyne Lucky AG, Inc. Mr. George Richardson, Jr. Dee & Michael Delapena Luis A. Scattini & Sons, LP April & Chad Ritchie *Posthumous

18 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 The Palma Fund

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

Blessed Edmund Rice Club Founder’s Club Mrs. Stella Short The Conners Family ($10,000 or more) ($1,951-$2,499) Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ’81 Katherine & Louis Cosentino Lucia & Michael Boggiatto Bank of America Charitable Foundation Grace & Cornelio Sillano Yanne & Chris Dalman ’88 Cislini Fund of the Community Henry Fanoe Trust Pam & Mark Thornton Mary Deakyne Foundation for Monterey County Huntington Farms Stephanie Wedge Patsy (Shellooe) ’61 & Tom Fanoe ’64 Alison & Kris Marshall Wendi & Max Yeater Neil Fanoe, Jr. ’60 Estate of Celeste Golden Kerri & Christopher Mulé ’92 Kay Filice Roberta (Fanoe) ’59 & Louis Huntington Danielle & John Pezzini ’78 Legacy Club Janet Rodgers & Kurt Gollnick Mr. & Mrs. Mike Orradre Gerrie & Carl Reinhardt ($1,000-$1,499) Rosamaria & Pablo Hernandez Pebble Beach Company Foundation Anonymous ’99 Melanie & Tim Horwath Annette & John Romans Principal’s Club A & R Fresh LLC Ruth Johnson Sturdy Oil Company ($1,500-$1,950) Rose Barich Pam (Hack) King ’63 Linda & Bruce Taylor Elaine Dotseth Tina Barlocker Liu Guo Lit Charitable Foundation Joanne Taylor Kristin & Mike House ’81 Peggy & Hilary Baumstarck Margaret & John Marcroft Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Patricia & Stephen Jensen Bengard Ranch, Inc. Margaret D’Arrigo-Martin & Judy & Vic Lanini Valerie & Stan Braga Stephen Martin President’s Club Shirley & Sam Lavorato ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Mog Cabatu Mary Ann & John McCarthy ($5,000-$9,999) Tia & Jeffrey Pulford ’65 Barbara & Don Chapin Nancy & George McInnis Ms. Brenda Rose Angelo Pat & Wylie Mitchell Patricia & Alfred Friedrich Russell L. Moore Jr. ’61 Darcy & Allan Panziera Sarah & Eric Mueller ’01 Lillian Rianda & Family Kim & Lit Ng, Jr. ’75 Mrs. Val Roberti Nita & Tom Nino Brenda & Michael Zanger ’82 Mr. Thomas Nunes, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Brien Palma Merenti Club Lois & Eddie Panziera ($2,500-$4,999) Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ’67 Ausonio Family Fund of the Community Judy & Tom Romans Foundation for Monterey County Stacy & David Sargenti ’93 Zuzzanne & Steve Broom Harry Sweigert California International Airshow Salinas Gary Tavernetti Jamie Carr Amy & Ted Taylor ’04 Gina & Chris Cochetti Arnold Togliatti G & H Farms, LLC Debbie & Michael Vollstedt Linda & Bennie Schulman Workday, Inc. Jennifer & Dan Sites Mr. & Mrs. Richard Soares The UNI-KOOL Partners

Lucas Barba ’20 and Thomas Lundy ’20 at the Mass of the Assumption of Mary www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 19 Chieftain Club Michael Zabrycki ‘79 Dianne (de Lorimier) ‘59 & Sharon & Victor Barnett Phuong-Anh Do ($500-$999) Anne & Gene Zanger ‘80 Thomas Mouisset Monica & Frank Barragan Cindi & Rick Dodd Anonymous Mrs. Pauline Zanger Bonnie Nielsen Michael Bauernfeind ‘65 Pat Donohue ‘74 Janelle & Brian Atwell ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Jesus Zavala Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 Kevin Le & George Beach, Jr. ‘98 Diane M. Dossche Br. Charles Avendano, C.F.C. Kristy & Tom Nunes ‘95 Mark Beach ‘16 Maureen Dunne-McGraw Linda & Martin Bacigalupi Red & Gold Club Mr. Roger O’Sullivan Willie Beesley ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Eagleson Michelle & Greg Beach ($250-$499) Elizabeth & Chris Panetta Eve & Mike Bergez Kyle & Jeff Eckel ‘71 Rosa & Ed Boutonnet Anonymous (2) Cyndy & Randy Pierson ‘72 Joy Suber-Berring & Jason Berring eScrip Troy Boutonnet Anonymous ‘72 Retzlaff Family Jan & Chris Bessey Karina & Carlos Esquivel Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Bishop Harry A. Clinch Endowment Ana & Omar Estrada Mr. Craig Combs AmazonSmile Foundation Joe Rizzuto ‘78 Holly & Rob Bishop Yesenia & Rudolph Evergreen Mr. James T. Conn Victoria & Andrew Ausonio ‘79 Coach Angelo Ross, Jr. Graciela Blas Kitti & Jonathan Fanoe ‘75 Barrett Conrad ‘04 Michele & Bill Backus Krista & Tom Sabaska Charles Borg ‘58 Jennifer & Neil Fanoe Michele & Keith Day Katrina & Peter Barone ‘98 Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Aki & Kevin Bosch Ms. Clarice Felice Jim Scattini ‘60 Dee & Michael Delapena Mr. Ted Burke Amy & Peter Brown Mr. & Mrs. Mario Fellini Pam & Scott Schriver Matilde & Dick DeLuna ‘56 Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Sandra Bruno & Family Anahi & Sergio Fernandez Mr. Kenneth Silacci Rose-Marie & Michael Fletcher ‘69 Pamela & Corey Butler Jack Brusa ‘16 Nettie & J.A. Ferrasci Michele & Phil Speciale Julie & Joseph Garvin Brian Cahill ‘58 The Bucholtz Family Tony Filice ‘99 Mr. & Mrs. Charles V. Thornton Patricia & Thomas German Jan & Doug Cambier Sherry & Don Butler Malinda & Ed Filice Peggy & Mike Torpey ‘69 Delia & Pedro Gomez Kelli & Sal Cardinale Elisa & Rolando Cabrera ‘83 Gennaro Filice ‘64 Veronica Urzua Alvaro Jose Gonzalez Bail Bonds Lynn & Robin Carmichael Flavia & James Calusdian Michele & Georgia Filice Audra & Rob Vaccarezza Linda (Losada) Gregory ‘63 Mary Beth & Aaron Carter ‘85 Kirsten & Anthony Cannon Monica & Iulian Filimon Catherine Horan-Walker & Kristi & Nick Haas Rebecca & Michael Castagnetto ‘94 Leonard Walker Denise & Kevin Cardona ‘84 Dana & Timothy Finney ‘55 Barbara Kinney & Albert Ham Beth & Nicholas Cina Wells Fargo Foundation Lola & Jim Carlson Ms. Phyllis Fortino Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Cindy & Mike Corlett ‘72 Educational Matching Gift Stacy & Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 Franciscan Workers of Junipero Minerva & Bert Lundy Lola Steinbaum-Cornell & Program Marielena Carriglio Serra Saturday Bingo John Mahoney ‘63 Trent Cornell Amy & Brett Wheeler Ms. Karen Carrillo Mrs. Hilda Gagnon Joseph Massolo ‘65 Costco Stephanie & Terence Yasuda Tanner Carrillo-Zazueta ‘12 Michelle & A.J. Galindo Alyssa & Casey McDermott ‘07 Lillian & Bryan DaSilva ‘90 Pam & Robert Zwingman ‘66 Tucker Carrillo-Zazueta ‘11 Jane & Ron Gallegos Katie & Chris McDermott ‘05 Kathleen & John Davis Tim Carroll ‘12 Jeremy Gallegos-Smith ‘14 Mrs. Emilie McDonald Lisa & Patrick Dobbins Traditions Club Sarah Carvey Serena & Julian Garcia (up to $249) Marylu & David Mesa ‘73 The Dobler Family Andrea & Arturo Castro Margaret & George Garibay Vivian Soffa & Mike Meuter Paula & Dennis Donohue ‘72 Anonymous (14) Carolina & Luis Castro Judy & Wayne Garvis ‘62 Judy & David Molinari Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Anonymous ‘72 Carla & Dave Ciolino ‘76 Jane & Gary Gasperson Mr. & Mrs. John V. Molinari Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Anonymous ‘84 Jessica & Don Clary Kathleen & Dino Gastello Sheila Molinari Jaymie & Greg Findley Laura & Benigno Acevedo Laurie & Doug Classen ‘77 Kacey & Phil Giammanco ‘87 NorCal Recognition Products Maria & Allen Finley Max Agpaoa ‘72 Lynn & Martin Colijn ‘72 Mr. Benito Gomez Maria & Robert O’Farrell Aana & John Fitzgerald Diana & Guiseppe Aiello Susan Conley-Boutonnet Stacey & Brian Gooder Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Olivas, Sr. Lynne & George Gatanaga Patt & Michel Aiello ‘59 Robin & Jason Cook ‘90 Temple “Buzz” Green ‘58 Ottone-Salinas, Inc. Pete Gnosca ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Alberts Mr. Francisco Cornejo Linda & DL Grier Palma Bridge Group Paula & Jim Guidotti Christina & John Aliotti Joseph Corner ‘10 Valerie & Kellen Griffin ‘03 Tracy & Paul Pezzini Richard Hell, MD Joseph M. Aliotti ‘80 Reilly Corner ‘18 Kristy & Roy Guerini ‘94 Helen & Gary Plummer Scott Henningsen ‘97 Sylvia Ramirez & Carlos Alvarado Erica & Scott Corner Ms. Ella Guidotti Vickie & Andy Pomo ‘63 Patti & Art Henry Kalah & Adrian Alvarez Susan & Jim Culcasi Doris & Wayne Gularte Angela & David Quesenberry Rae Anne & Chris Huntingon ‘82 Susan & Thomas Am Rhein ‘76 Stacie & David Cunha Rick Gutierrez ‘71 Marisol Contreras-Rico & Kristin & Peter Iverson Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Kelly & Hamil Cupero ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hallstone Raúl Rico ‘03 Hugo Jaime ‘01 Amy & Matt Amaral ‘92 Ms. Tianna Davidow Ms. Jessica Harless Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Rodriguez Rocio & Romero Jalomo Jr. Mr. Leonard Anable Sheri & John Davidson ‘88 Jennifer & Richard Haro ‘87 Yvonne & Joseph Roggio Daniel Jaramillo ‘93 Greg Andersen Mr. Andrew Davis Br. Patrick S. Hayes Alice & Daniel Ryan ‘80 Mrs. Lynn Kennedy Maggie & Gabriel Aparicio ‘86 Lisa & Jean de Marignac Kate & Tim Hearne Leanne & Jonathan Ryan ‘73 Amanda & Michael Kong ‘04 Leticia & Gabriel Avila Kristina Lara & Ryan De Santiago Shelly & Jim Heffernan Bishop Sylvester D. Ryan Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 Melody & Jason Balestrieri Don Dedaux ‘62 Angelica & Alex Hill Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Salameh Arita & Richard Magno ‘61 Ms. Julie Barberi Ms. Claire Del Curto Pat Hitchcock ‘80 Michelle & Stefan Salameh ‘00 Jackie & Richard McAbee David Barich ‘74 Anthony Della Sala Pete Hitchcock ‘86 Judy & William Salmina ‘58 Christina & John McPherson Laura & Frank Barich & Family Sarah & John DeSantis Laura Holmquist Kate & Adam Secondo ‘94 Stacey & Dan Milanesa Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Barnes, Sr. Michelle & Robert Dillion Beverly (Stolich) Holthouse ‘59 Mary Nell Sergent Tariq Barnett ‘18 Reno J. DiTullio ‘18 Leslie & Gary Holzhausen

20 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 Niaomi & Jeff Hrepich Mike Monroe ‘66 Shannon & Thomas Hugo Melissa & Michael Morasca Esther & John Husser ‘65 Valerie & David Moret Lisa & Jay Im Kevin Mueller ‘06 Mrs. Dianne Irwin Thomas Mueller ‘03 Isaiah Jimenez ‘08 Leticia & Filimon Munoz Mrs. Anne & Dr. Ramon Jimenez Lucia & Christopher Mychajluk ‘81 Tracy & Jeffrey Jones Jo & Danny Ngo Nancy (Wilson) ‘62 & Rick Jones Kelly & Phillip Nicholson Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. John Nixon Kris & Gary Kaprielian Ashlee & Nick Noroian ‘02 Regina & Phil Kelly ‘65 NPM INC. Dr. William Kennedy Henry Nunes ‘61 Claudia & Gavin Kistinger ‘88 Patti (Vierra) ‘58 & John Nunes Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Kjeldgaard Catherine & Jesus Olivas Chris Knapp ‘00 Ms. Aglae Doris Orantes Emma & Gary Koeppel Order Sons & Daughters of Italy in Jeff Kowalski ‘98 America Mary & Robert Kutz ‘72 Stephanie & Matt Ottone Lynne & Michael Lauritson ‘73 Jeannine M. Pacioni Greg Lazzerini Ms. Jennifer Pagliaro Frank Lee ‘97 Palmer Electric Mindy & Mark Leliaert Misty & Joe Panziera ‘96 Admissions Director Raul Rico, Jr. and Athletic Director Rob Bishop prepare food for students. Suzanne & Michael Leonardich ‘68 Coby & Richard Parker Edna & Thomas Sanchez Leslie & Larry Thompson Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Cathy & Con Linehan Jennifer & Steven Pavlet Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Saucedo Kate & Matthew Thorup ‘06 Jan & Doug Cambier Celia & Bill Locklar PG&E Corporation Foundation Stephanie & Gregory Scattini ‘86 Carlos Torres ‘03 Stacy & Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 Leslie & Fred Lombardi Diana & Tom Piini ‘71 Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Yolanda & Michael Trujillo Andrea & Arturo Castro Anna & Edward Lomboy ‘91 Mr. John Pineda Katie & Anthony Schipper ‘97 Maycie & Ben Tsuchiya Carolina & Luis Castro Daudi London ‘17 Rosann Pisoni Jonni & Noel Schween ‘61 Mr. Dan Tyler Teresa & Jon Christensen Kathy & Sam Long Cristian Plascencia ‘10 Peyton Seelye ‘18 UBS Financial Services, Inc. Mr. Francisco Cornejo Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Barbara Plaskett Tyler Seelye ‘15 Kathy & Stephen Uccello Erica & Scott Corner Joetta & Bill Lynn Megan & Victor Plata Brother Michael Segvich Craig Ulrici ‘57 Stacie & David Cunha The Macias Family Elizabeth Plesche, SND ‘57 Lanette & Matthew Sekreta ‘76 Janet & Michael Valentin Yanne & Chris Dalman ‘88 Nancy & Dave Majewski Mr. & Mrs. Joe Poggi Ron Shaw ‘73 Laura & Rob Viarengo ‘86 Sarah & John DeSantis Stephanie & Wyatt Maker Debbie & Dan Porter Pauahi & Patrick Sheehy ‘58 Emily & Jonathan Vorrath Michelle & Robert Dillion Mary Catherine & Michael Malley John Powers ‘65 Irina & Tim Short ‘83 Teresa Moncada-Whitehead & Mr. Fred Doherty Dorothy & Roy Marci ‘57 The Hon. & Mrs. Jonathan Price Lisa & Mark Silacci John Whitehead Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Jessica & Juan Mariscal Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 Rian Singh ‘09 Susan & T. Pat Winn ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Eagleson Ms. Kathleen Marsh Mr. Sean Pyne Shivan Singh ‘12 Louise & Peter Wooler Michelle & A.J. Galindo Susie & David Martinez ‘87 Lei Sun & Liwei Qiu Suzan & Sam Slater Kelly & Steven Wotherspoon Jane & Ron Gallegos Jessica & Tim Martinez ‘89 Ms. Connie Quinlan Jennifer Murphy-Smith & Suzan & James Wurz Margaret & George Garibay Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Joseph Quinones ‘04 Jason Smith ‘87 Neida & Steve Zalazowski Kacey & Phil Giammanco ‘87 Vanessa & John Mazzei ‘01 Tiffany & Jay Ralston Matt Smith ‘16 Martin Zernicke ‘13 Mr. Benito Gomez Emily & Nathan McClain Leticia Contreras & Victor Ramos Debbie Soares Ms. Jessica Harless Barbara & Craig McFarland Laura Davis & Joel Ravera Dr. Laura Solorio DONORS BY CATEGORY Patti & Art Henry Mark McKelvie Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Adam Stebbins Shannon & Thomas Hugo Janet (Klos) Richards ‘59 Current & Former Karen & John McKenzie MaryAnn & Steve Steinbach Faculty & Staff Isaiah Jimenez ‘08 Mary (Garlinger) ‘64 & Rincon Farms, INC Jean (Ferrasci) ‘60 & Herman Indicative of their commitment to Mike McMahon Brian Riordan ‘13 Tracy & Jeffrey Jones Steinbruner ‘57 both the students and the school, Mrs. Lynn Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Jim Micheletti Regina & Tom Riordan Chelsea & Nick Sterrett ‘04 100% of the current faculty & staff have supported the Palma Fund for Kathy & Sam Long Mrs. Angela Micheli Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Rivera Camille Stevens & Family TEN CONSECUTIVE YEARS! Stephanie & Wyatt Maker Michelle & Mike Mifsud ‘84 Vivian & Ruben Rivera Allyson Strachan Sylvia Ramirez & Carlos Alvarado Ms. Kathleen Marsh Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Dennett & Michael Rodriguez ‘86 Mr. Amos Strauss Br. Charles Avendano, C.F.C. Jessica & Tim Martinez ‘89 Mia & Greg Mirassou ‘84 Ruth Rodriguez Marian & David Sullivan Willie Beesley ‘86 Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Jan & Mark Mirassou ‘80 Connie Rossi-Rains Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Eve & Mike Bergez Emily & Nathan McClain Rita Richardson & Mark Mitani Steve Roth ‘81 Mr. Donald Teegen Holly & Rob Bishop Mr. & Mrs. Jim Micheletti Maureen & Jason Moncure Cindy & Roger Rybkowski Kevin Telford ‘17 www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 21 Susan Conley-Boutonnet Katherine & Jesus Zavala Lola Steinbaum-Cornell & Trent Cornell Class of 2023 Sheri & John Davidson ‘88 Melody & Jason Balestrieri Lisa & Jean de Marignac Monica & Frank Barragan Dee & Michael Delapena Amy & Peter Brown Lisa & Patrick Dobbins Beth & Nicholas Cina Karina & Carlos Esquivel Kristina Lara & Ryan De Santiago Serena & Julian Garcia Ana & Omar Estrada Linda & D L Grier Kristy & Roy Guerini ‘94 Lisa & Jay Im Kristin & Peter Iverson Kristin & Peter Iverson Jessica & Juan Mariscal Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Alison & Kris Marshall Greg Lazzerini Margaret D’Arrigo-Martin & Leslie & Fred Lombardi Stephen Martin Coby & Richard Parker Christina & John McPherson Leticia Contreras & Victor Ramos Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 Laura Davis & Joel Ravera Misty & Joe Panziera ‘96 Blanca & Rogelio Rocha Stacy & David Sargenti ‘93 Ruth Rodriguez Kate & Adam Secondo ‘94 Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Lisa & Mark Silacci Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 Rosa Valdez Palma instructor Jason Moncure visits with parents during Taste of Palma. Leslie & Larry Thompson Class of 2024 Mia & Greg Mirassou ‘84 Lynne & George Gatanaga Laura Holmquist Class of 2022 Flavia & James Calusdian Maureen & Jason Moncure Shelly & Jim Heffernan Minerva & Bert Lundy Kalah & Adrian Alvarez Beth & Nicholas Cina Ashlee & Nick Noroian ‘02 Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 The Macias Family Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Gina & Chris Cochetti Ms. Jennifer Pagliaro Celia & Bill Locklar Jackie & Richard McAbee Greg Andersen Kacey & Phil Giammanco ‘87 Megan & Victor Plata Joetta & Bill Lynn Mark McKelvie Leticia & Gabriel Avila Susie & David Martinez ‘87 Mr. Sean Pyne Susie & David Martinez ‘87 Karen & John McKenzie Aki & Kevin Bosch Kristy & Tom Nunes ‘95 Lei Sun & Liwei Qiu Judy & David Molinari Leticia & Filimon Munoz The Bucholtz Family Suzan & Sam Slater Marisol Contreras-Rico & Melissa & Michael Morasca Nita & Tom Nino Flavia & James Calusdian Wendi & Max Yeater Raúl Rico ‘03 Valerie & David Moret Jeannine M. Pacioni Kelli & Sal Cardinale Anne & Gene Zanger ‘80 Cindy & Roger Rybkowski Kelly & Phillip Nicholson Jennifer & Steven Pavlet Gina & Chris Cochetti Dessie & Steven Zanger Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Saucedo Nita & Tom Nino Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Lillian & Bryan DaSilva ‘90 Katie & Anthony Schipper ‘97 Misty & Joe Panziera ‘96 Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Michele & Keith Day Alumni Parents Irina & Tim Short ‘83 Coby & Richard Parker Jennifer & Dan Sites Dee & Michael Delapena Alumni parents continue to Adam Stebbins Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Suzan & Sam Slater Anthony Della Sala demonstrate their long-term Chelsea & Nick Sterrett ‘04 commitment and ongoing Vivian & Ruben Rivera Allyson Strachan Yesenia & Rudolph Evergreen Marian & David Sullivan connection to Palma School Stephanie & Gregory Scattini ‘86 Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Monica & Iulian Filimon Kate & Matthew Thorup ‘06 Anonymous Pam & Scott Schriver Maycie & Ben Tsuchiya Jaymie & Greg Findley Kathy & Stephen Uccello Mr. Leonard Anable Grace & Cornelio Sillano Teresa Moncada-Whitehead & Maria & Allen Finley Laura & Rob Viarengo ‘86 John Whitehead Ms. Brenda Rose Angelo Kacey & Phil Giammanco ‘87 Emily & Jonathan Vorrath Stephanie & Terence Yasuda Linda & Martin Bacigalupi Class of 2020 Delia & Pedro Gomez Neida & Steve Zalazowski Rose Barich Joy Suber-Berring & Jason Berring Angelica & Alex Hill Class of 2021 Tina Barlocker Aki & Kevin Bosch Niaomi & Jeff Hrepich Current Parents Diana & Guiseppe Aiello Sharon & Victor Barnett Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Anna & Edward Lomboy ‘91 We recognize that parents already Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 Michelle & Greg Beach Carolina & Luis Castro Mary Catherine & Michael Malley incur the cost of tuition and we are Amy & Matt Amaral ‘92 Eve & Mike Bergez most grateful for their additional Susan & Jim Culcasi Pat & Wylie Mitchell Leticia & Gabriel Avila Graciela Blas support, contribution and investment Phuong-Anh Do Valerie & David Moret in the son’s education. Michele & Bill Backus Lucia & Michael Boggiatto Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Kelly & Phillip Nicholson Class of 2019 Peggy & Hilary Baumstarck Valerie & Stan Braga Jennifer & Neil Fanoe Nita & Tom Nino Laura & Benigno Acevedo Michelle & Greg Beach Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Anahi & Sergio Fernandez Stephanie & Matt Ottone Victoria & Andrew Ausonio ‘79 Jan & Chris Bessey Zuzzanne & Steve Broom Aana & John Fitzgerald Yvonne & Joseph Roggio Tina Barlocker Troy Boutonnet Sandra Bruno & Family Kathleen & Dino Gastello Audra & Rob Vaccarezza Michelle & Greg Beach Pamela & Corey Butler The Bucholtz Family Stacey & Brian Gooder Amy & Brett Wheeler Kirsten & Anthony Cannon Marielena Carriglio Mr. Ted Burke Jennifer & Richard Haro ‘87 Stephanie & Terence Yasuda Cindi & Rick Dodd Sarah Carvey Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74

22 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 Mr. & Mrs. Mog Cabatu Mindy & Mark Leliaert Debbie Soares Estate of Celeste Golden Alumni Elisa & Rolando Cabrera ‘83 Cathy & Con Linehan Dr. Laura Solorio Paula & Jim Guidotti All Palma students have benefited Jan & Doug Cambier The Macias Family Michele & Phil Speciale Barbara Kinney & Albert Ham from the generosity of many who came before them. The ongoing Kirsten & Anthony Cannon Nancy & Dave Majewski MaryAnn & Steve Steinbach Kate & Tim Hearne support of Palma alumni is critical Stacy & Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 Stephanie & Wyatt Maker Marian & David Sullivan Roberta (Fanoe) ‘59 & to the school’s continued success. Ms. Karen Carrillo Margaret & John Marcroft Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Louis Huntington *Denotes President’s Circle Donor Jessica & Don Clary Mary Ann & John McCarthy Gary Tavernetti Mrs. Anne & Dr. Ramon Jimenez 1950’s Laurie & Doug Classen ‘77 Mrs. Emilie McDonald Linda & Bruce Taylor Ruth Johnson Patt & Michel Aiello ‘59 Lynn & Martin Colijn ‘72 Barbara & Craig McFarland Pam & Mark Thornton Margaret & John Marcroft Charles Borg ‘58 Robin & Jason Cook ‘90 Vivian Soffa & Mike Meuter Veronica Urzua Alvaro Nancy & George McInnis Brian Cahill ‘58 Cindy & Mike Corlett ‘72 Mrs. Angela Micheli Janet & Michael Valentin Judy & David Molinari Matilde & Dick DeLuna ‘56 Erica & Scott Corner Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Bonnie Nielsen Dana & Timothy Finney ‘55 Katherine & Louis Cosentino Mia & Greg Mirassou ‘84 Debbie & Michael Vollstedt Mr. Thomas Nunes, Sr. Temple “Buzz” Green ‘58 Yanne & Chris Dalman ‘88 Jan & Mark Mirassou ‘80 Catherine Horan-Walker & Ms. Aglae Doris Orantes Gudo & Ken Hallstone’59 Kathleen & John Davis Judy & David Molinari Leonard Walker Barbara Plaskett Beverly (Stolich) Holthouse ‘59 Mary Deakyne Mr. & Mrs. John V. Molinari Teresa Moncada-Whitehead & Gerrie & Carl Reinhardt John Whitehead Roberta (Fanoe) ‘59 & Sarah & John DeSantis Sheila Molinari Sally (Smith) ‘53 & Richard Rhodes Kelly & Steven Wotherspoon Louis Huntington Paula & Dennis Donohue ‘72 Dianne (de Lorimier) ‘59 & Lillian Rianda & Family Suzan & James Wurz Shirley & Sam Lavorato ‘55 Diane M. Dossche Thomas Mouisset Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Rivera Brenda & Michael Zanger ‘82 Dorothy & Roy Marci ‘57 Elaine Dotseth Leticia & Filimon Munoz Mrs. Val Roberti Dianne (de Lorimier) ‘59 & Kim & Lit Ng, Jr. ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Rodriguez Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Thomas Mouisset Bonnie Nielsen Grandparents Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Dianne & Ken Edwards (past & current) Patti (Vierra) ‘58 & John Nunes Mr. Thomas Nunes, Sr. Jim Scattini ‘60 Nettie & J.A. Ferrasci Grandparents believe in the Elizabeth Plesche, SND ‘57 Maria & Robert O’Farrell Mary Nell Sergent Malinda & Ed Filice purpose of Palma School, the strong Sally (Smith) ‘53 & Mrs. Stella Short Kay Filice Catherine & Jesus Olivas foundation & well-rounded educa- Richard Rhodes tion it provides for their grandsons. Mr. Kenneth Silacci Aana & John Fitzgerald Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Olivas, Sr. Janet (Klos) Richards ‘59 Anonymous (4) Gary Tavernetti Patricia & Alfred Friedrich Stephanie & Matt Ottone Judy & William Salmina ‘58 Rosa & Ed Boutonnet Joanne Taylor Mrs. Hilda Gagnon Elizabeth & Chris Panetta Pauahi & Patrick Sheehy ‘58 Sherry & Don Butler Mr. & Mrs. Charles V. Thornton Margaret & George Garibay Darcy & Allan Panziera Jean (Ferrasci) ‘60 & Lola & Jim Carlson Arnold Togliatti Herman Steinbruner ‘57 Julie & Joseph Garvin Lois & Eddie Panziera Mr. & Mrs. Bill Conners Louise & Peter Wooler Craig Ulrici ‘57 Jane & Gary Gasperson Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Nettie & J.A. Ferrasci Susan & T. Pat Winn ‘57 Kathleen & Dino Gastello Tracy & Paul Pezzini Patricia & Thomas German Rosann Pisoni Pete Gnosca ‘75 Vickie & Andy Pomo ‘63 Janet Rodgers & Kurt Gollnick Debbie & Dan Porter Delia & Pedro Gomez The Hon. & Mrs. Jonathan Price Paula & Jim Guidotti Angela & David Quesenberry Doris & Wayne Gularte Ms. Connie Quinlan Kristi & Nick Haas Tiffany & Jay Ralston Jennifer & Richard Haro ‘87 Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Shelly & Jim Heffernan Lillian Rianda & Family Richard Hell, MD Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Rosamaria & Pablo Hernandez Regina & Tom Riordan Beverly (Stolich) Holthouse ‘59 Yvonne & Joseph Roggio Leslie & Gary Holzhausen Annette & John Romans Melanie & Tim Horwath Judy & Tom Romans Rae Anne & Chris Huntingon ‘82 Connie Rossi-Rains Roberta (Fanoe) ‘59 & Krista & Tom Sabaska Louis Huntington Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Salameh Patricia & Stephen Jensen Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Ruth Johnson Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Pam & Scott Schriver Gary & Kris Kaprielian Linda & Bennie Schulman Dr. William Kennedy Mrs. Stella Short Mary & Robert Kutz ‘72 Irina & Tim Short ‘83 Judy & Vic Lanini Mr. Kenneth Silacci Shirley & Sam Lavorato ‘55 Jennifer Murphy-Smith & Parents help students gear up for the new school year before orientation. Jason Smith ‘87 www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 23 1960’s 1970’s Willie Beesley ‘86 Anne & Gene Zanger ‘80 Katie & Chris McDermott ‘05 Michael Bauernfeind ‘65 Max Agpaoa ‘72 Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Brenda & Michael Zanger ‘82 Sarah & Eric Mueller ‘01 Don Dedaux ‘62 Susan & Thomas Am Rhein ‘76 Elisa & Rolando Cabrera ‘83 Kevin Mueller ‘06 Patsy (Shellooe) ‘61 & Victoria & Andrew Ausonio ‘79 Denise & Kevin Cardona ‘84 1990’s Thomas Mueller ‘03 Neil Fanoe, Jr. ‘60 David Barich ‘74 Stacy & Jeff Carnazzo ‘85 Anonymous ‘99 Ashlee & Nick Noroian ‘02 Tom Fanoe ‘64 Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Mary Beth & Aaron Carter ‘85 Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Joseph Quinones ‘04 Gennaro Filice ‘64 Carla & Dave Ciolino ‘76 Kelly & Hamil Cupero ‘81 Amy & Matt Amaral ‘92 Marisol Contreras-Rico & Rose-Marie & Michael Fletcher ‘69 Laurie & Doug Classen ‘77 Yanne & Chris Dalman ‘88 Katrina & Peter Barone ‘98 Raúl Rico ‘03 Judy & Wayne Garvis ‘62 Lynn & Martin Colijn ‘72 Sheri & John Davidson ‘88 Kevin Le & George Beach, Jr. ‘98 Michelle & Stefan Salameh ‘00 Linda (Losada) Gregory ‘63 Cindy & Mike Corlett ‘72 Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Rebecca & Michael Castagnetto ‘94 Rian Singh ‘09 Esther & John Husser ‘65 Paula & Dennis Donohue ‘72 Kacey & Phil Giammanco ‘87 Robin & Jason Cook ‘90 Chelsea & Nick Sterrett ‘04 Nancy (Wilson) ‘62 & Rick Jones Pat Donohue ‘74 Jennifer & Richard Haro ‘87 Lillian & Bryan DaSilva ‘90 Amy & Ted Taylor ‘04 Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Kyle & Jeff Eckel ‘71 Pat Hitchcock ‘80 Tony Filice ‘99 Kate & Matthew Thorup ‘06 Regina & Phil Kelly ‘65 Joan & John Edwards ‘72 Pete Hitchcock ‘86 Kristy & Roy Guerini ‘94 Carlos Torres ‘03 Pam (Hack) King ‘63 Kitti & Jonathan Fanoe ‘75 Kristin & Mike House ‘81 Scott Henningsen ‘97 Suzanne & Michael Leonardich ‘68 Pete Gnosca ‘75 Rae Anne & Chris Huntingon ‘82 Daniel Jaramillo ‘93 2010’s Arita & Richard Magno ‘61 Rick Gutierrez ‘71 Claudia & Gavin Kistinger ‘88 Jeff Kowalski ‘98 Tariq Barnett ‘18 John Mahoney ‘63 Mary & Robert Kutz ‘72 Kristin & Jim LaPorte ‘84 Frank Lee ‘97 Mark Beach ‘16 Joseph Massolo ‘65 Lynne & Michael Lauritson ‘73 Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 Anna & Edward Lomboy ‘91 Jack Brusa ‘16 Mary (Garlinger) ‘64 & Marylu & David Mesa ‘73 Susie & David Martinez ‘87 Kerri & Christopher Mulé ‘92 Tanner Carrillo-Zazueta ‘12 Mike McMahon Kim & Lit Ng, Jr. ‘75 Jessica & Tim Martinez ‘89 Kristy & Tom Nunes ‘95 Tucker Carrillo-Zazueta ‘11 Mike Monroe ‘66 Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 Michelle & Mike Mifsud ‘84 Misty & Joe Panziera ‘96 Tim Carroll ‘12 Russell L. Moore Jr. ‘61 Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Mia & Greg Mirassou ‘84 Stacy & David Sargenti ‘93 Joseph Corner ‘10 Henry Nunes ‘61 Cyndy & Randy Pierson ‘72 Jan & Mark Mirassou ‘80 Katie & Anthony Schipper ‘97 Reilly Corner ‘18 Vickie & Andy Pomo ‘63 Diana & Tom Piini ‘71 Lucia & Christopher Mychajluk ‘81 Kate & Adam Secondo ‘94 Reno J. DiTullio ‘18 John Powers ‘65 Joe Rizzuto ‘78 Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Jeremy Gallegos-Smith ‘14 Tia & Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 Leanne & Jonathan Ryan ‘73 Dennett & Michael Rodriguez ‘86 2000’s Daudi London ‘17 Barbara (Borchert) Pybas ‘61 Lanette & Matthew Sekreta ‘76 Steve Roth ‘81 Michelle & Barrett Conrad ‘04 Cristian Plascencia ‘10 Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Ron Shaw ‘73 Alice & Daniel Ryan ‘80 Andrew Davis ‘04 Brian Riordan ‘13 Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Michael Zabrycki ‘79 Stephanie & Gregory Scattini ‘86 Valerie & Kellen Griffin ‘03 Peyton Seelye ‘18 Jonni & Noel Schween ‘61 Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Hugo Jaime ‘01 Tyler Seelye ‘15 Jean (Ferrasci) ‘60 & Shivan Singh ‘12 Herman Steinbruner ‘57 1980’s Irina & Tim Short ‘83 Isaiah Jimenez ‘08 Matt Smith ‘16 Peggy & Mike Torpey ‘69 Joseph M. Aliotti ‘80 Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 Chris Knapp ‘00 Amos Strauss ‘13 Pam & Robert Zwingman ‘66 Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 Jennifer Murphy-Smith & Amanda & Michael Kong ‘04 Maggie & Gabriel Aparicio ‘86 Jason Smith ‘87 Vanessa & John Mazzei ‘01 Kevin Telford ‘17 Janelle & Brian Atwell ‘87 Laura & Rob Viarengo ‘86 Alyssa & Casey McDermott ‘07 Martin Zernicke ‘13

Coach Carnazzo talks to the varsity during Chieftain Spirit Day scrimmage.

24 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 Restricted Gifts The following donors gave for purposes other than the Palma Fund. We are deeply grateful to these individuals who have generously supported special projects within our school departments.

Athletic Council Golf Tournament Philip T Griffin DDS, INC Kathleen & Dino Gastello Benchmark Steel, Inc. Crab Feed A & R Fresh LLC Yvonne & Joseph Roggio Delia & Pedro Gomez Mr. & Mrs. George Bennett Aladin Properties Backus Properties Brian Scattini ‘84 Stacey & Brian Gooder Pamela & Corey Butler Amy & Matt Amaral ‘92 Bengard Ranch, Inc. Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Ms. Beverly Grant Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carroll Mrs. Judy Andreasian Brent Eastman Insurance Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Linda & D L Grier Mr. & Mrs. George Coe Ausonio Incorporated Services, Inc. Sara Scattini Aracely Corona & Melissa & David Coventry Leticia & Gabriel Avila Christopher M. Mulé, DDS, Inc Steinbeck Country Produce Faustino Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Alan Cremers Gina & David Bassetti Gina & Chris Cochetti Sturdy Oil Company Kristin & Peter Iverson Noelle & Barton Cremers Bengard Ranch, Inc. EBX Logistics Inc. Wilbur-Ellis Company Kathy Ju Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Cremers Mr. Owen Blair G & H Farms, LLC Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Gina & Grant Cremers Brent Eastman Insurance Gatanaga Nursery All Other Athletic Council Julie Lafferty Shellie & Steve Davis Services, Inc. Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Donations Jill & Lon Lanini ‘87 Lisa & Jean de Marignac Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Hayashi & Wayland Anonymous Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 Dee & Michael Delapena Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 J. Gibbons & Associates, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Capozza Tina & Sam Lavorato ‘83 Marral & Davy Dizon Kelli & Sal Cardinale Jeannine M. Pacioni Mrs. Helen Casillas Remy & Ed Limbo Cindi & Rick Dodd Chang Nguyen & Van Ruler, LLP Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Concorso Italiano, Inc. Shelley & James Lipe Jr. Irma & Rudy Escobar Cindy Kleinkopf, State Farm Rosine’s Restaurant Robin & Jason Cook ‘90 Erick Lombardi ‘21 Araceli & Bernabe Espinola Insurance Agent Rossi Bros. Tire & Auto Service Cook’s Photography Minerva & Bert Lundy Karina & Carlos Esquivel Gina & Chris Cochetti Sacred Heart School Ms. Tianna Davidow The Macias Family Ms. Hilda Esquivel Kim & Mike Costa Joan (Botelho) ‘61 & Jim Scattini ‘60 Mrs. Mary Ellen Hague Sudha & Radhakrishnan Manimaran Thalia & Joseph Esquivel ‘89 Cindi & Rick Dodd Mr. & Mrs. George Separovich Mrs. Paula McDermott Ms. Saraina Mendenall Mr. Carlos Esquivel Saucedo Dune Company of Salinas, LLC Kim & Pat Smith Viv (Brisbine) Medina ‘60 Valerie & David Moret Kathleen & Dino Gastello Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Giammanco Steinbeck Country Produce Monterey Peninsula Foundation Nita & Tom Nino Delia & Pedro Gomez Gold Star Buick GMC Jack Tardieu ‘13 Valerie & David Moret Virginia Garza-Núñez & Linda & D L Grier Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Roberto Núñez True Leaf Farms, LLC Ocean Mist Farms Ms. Ella Guidotti Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Maiella & Jay Olszanowski Urban Lumberjacks Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Fernando Oliveira Paula & Jim Guidotti Mr. & Mrs. Art Kong Stephanie & Matt Ottone Valley Trophies & Detectors Mr. Matthew Guidotti Amanda & Michael Kong ‘04 Jayshri & Bakul Panchal Corinne & Lonny White Blessed Edmund Rice Mr. & Mrs. Milton Guidotti Lucky AG, Inc. Society Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Brenda & Michael Zanger ‘82 Ms. Christine Gunter Margaret D’Arrigo-Martin & Membership Laura & Bob Piini ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Gunter Stephen Martin Acme Plumbing Laura Davis & Joel Ravera Scattini Basketball Tournament Marietta & Harry Harami Juan Martinez Diana & Guiseppe Aiello Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Jennifer & Richard Haro ‘87 Mary Ann & John McCarthy Connie & Florentino Arellano April & Chad Ritchie Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 Mr. Ed Hernandez Corona Melissa & Michael Morasca Chona Pua & Eric Asuncion Jhoanna & Pablo Santos Mrs. Marie Amaral Mrs. Lynn Kennedy Nutrien Ag Solutions Michele & Bill Backus Serina Andrade & Issac Sarabia Amy & Matt Amaral ‘92 Jill & Lon Lanini ‘87 Ocean Mist Farms Gina & David Bassetti Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Brent Eastman Insurance Tina & Sam Lavorato ‘83 Pacific Valley Bank Services, Inc. Peggy & Hilary Baumstarck Ofelia & Maurilio Serrano Sudha & Radhakrishnan Manimaran Jeannine M. Pacioni Bronco Van & Storage Michelle & Greg Beach Valarie & Pete Serrato Dorothy & Roy Marci ‘57 Gordon Pezzini ‘79 Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Jodi & Ed Bennett Holly & Mike Shannon Nino Real Estate Mary & Joe Pezzini ‘77 Chilton & House, LLP Attorneys Troy Boutonnet Nelia & Carl Silvania Nita & Tom Nino Rabobank at Law Patty & Frank Busch Jennifer & Dan Sites Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ottone Camille & Larry Reimal Gail & John Delorey Virginia & Adam Carlos Suzan & Sam Slater Stephanie & Matt Ottone Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Gene Wiley Insurance Agency Devon Corpus Barbara Stoffey-Said Jayshri & Bakul Panchal Yvonne & Joseph Roggio Gonzales Irrigation Systems Inc. Melissa & David Coventry Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Ms. Lucy Scattini Henry Hibino Farms, LLC Gina & Grant Cremers Heidi Mitchell & Chris Thomas Mr. Joseph Picone Robin Seelye Holaday Seed Company Lisa & Jean de Marignac Teresa Moncada-Whitehead & April & Chad Ritchie Jennifer & Dan Sites Mrs. Bette Jones Dee & Michael Delapena John Whitehead Mr. & Mrs. Ruben Rueda Sturdy Oil Company Kleen Globe Ag Services Marral & Davy Dizon Dessie & Steven Zanger Holly & Mike Shannon Marian & David Sullivan Luis A. Scattini & Sons, LP Cindi & Rick Dodd Grace & Cornelio Sillano Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Luis A. Scattini Family LP Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Mexico Mission Suzan & Sam Slater Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Stephanie & Wyatt Maker Irma & Rudy Escobar Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Aliotti Barbara Stoffey-Said Corinne & Lonny White The Nunes Company Inc. Araceli & Bernabe Espinola American Wholesale Flooring, Inc. Lynette & Michael Strasser Mr. & Mrs. Michael Yedlicka Ocean Mist Farms Karina & Carlos Esquivel Gina & David Bassetti Marian & David Sullivan Pacific Valley Bank Aana & John Fitzgerald Peggy & Hilary Baumstarck Jean & Matt Panziera ‘74 Michelle & Greg Beach Kelly & Bryan Sutherland www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 25 Christina & Armando Padilla Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Martinez Mr. George Richardson, Jr. Monterey County Regional Fire Taylor Farms District Sea Otter Classic Foundation Inc. Restricted Scholarship Universal Tax & Business Service Funds Ms. Michelle Weaver Conrad Family Scholarship

Fund Music Department Sally & Jim Conrad Esmeralda Contreras Father Victor Farrell Memorial Marral & Davy Dizon Scholarship Fund Katherine Huelsbeck Mr. & Mrs. Brian Shanley Stacey & Dan Milanesa Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nielsen Chris Hitchcock ‘77 Memorial Scholarship Fund Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Anonymous Marian & David Sullivan Nalanda & Philip Bowman ‘77 Michelle & Jeff Swenson Joanne & Kevin Castello Maycie & Ben Tsuchiya Patricia Donohue Mr. Douglas Tsuchiya Bea (Ortega) Gifford ‘60 Adrienne & Wyatt Uribe Mrs. Gerry Hitchcock Reanie Wheeler Pete Hitchcock ‘86 Suzanne & Todd Wheeler Ms. Joanne Nissen Anne & Gene Zanger ‘80 Jean & Matt Panziera ‘74 Parents’ Club Senior Richard Vasquez leads Mass with the Psalm. Linda & Jim Piini ‘67 Membership Love & Honor Scholarship Christina & John Aliotti Heidi Mitchell & Chris Thomas All other Donations Ms. Carol Powell Mindy & Trey Busch Kalah & Adrian Alvarez Amparo Tinajero Garcia Ed Dowd ‘63 Rotary Club of Carmel Valley Bernadette & Rodolfo Amador Margaret Morisoli Memorial Dessie & Steven Zanger Amy & Matt Haas Ms. Sylvia So & Ms. Anna So Scholarship Fund Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 Kristin & Peter Iverson Stanley House Attorney at Law Debi & Jim Morisoli ‘71 Victoria & Andrew Ausonio ‘79 Peru Mission Ruth Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Stevenson Stacy & David Sargenti ‘93 Leticia & Gabriel Avila Troy Boutonnet Jodie & Glenn Kaminskis Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sweeney Michele & Bill Backus Patty & Frank Busch Mrs. Lorna Micheletti* Mr. & Mrs. Bob Underkoffler Todd Rubio Memorial Renee & John Barnes Scholarship Fund Mr. Jeffrey Busch Stevens, Sloan & Shah CPA’S Monica & Frank Barragan Mendy & John Amaral, Jr. ‘87 Mindy & Trey Busch Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Financial Aid / Peggy & Hilary Baumstarck Meghan & John Carr ‘87 Chevron Matching Employee Funds Scholarship Michelle & Greg Beach Mrs. Sharyl Currie Cornerstone Masonry Campus Ministry For many highly qualified students, Chrissy & David Bifano a Palma School education is finan- Jennifer Murphy-Smith & Gigi Eastman Ms. Elaine Bedell cially out of reach. However, Jason Smith ‘87 Mrs. Maddie Blackwell Ellyn & Sean Essig Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Boles Palma believes that providing Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Amy & Peter Brown Aana & John Fitzgerald Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Chu access to deserving students Flavia & James Calusdian through financial aid creates a Max D. Tybrowski Memorial Ms. Carol Gilbert Sharon & Norm Costa school environment that closely Kelli & Sal Cardinale Scholarship Fund Ms. Karen Hesse Mr. & Mrs. Neal Fouts reflects our diverse world. Gina & Chris Cochetti Marcia & Max Tybroski Casey Riddell Mr. & Mrs. James Galli Lola Steinbaum-Cornell & Endowed Scholarship Lorri & Tom Koster Margaret & George Garibay Trent Cornell Funds General Scholarship Fund Julie Lafferty Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Honda Gina & Grant Cremers Julia Christensen Endowed C.R.O.P. Foundation Susan & Jim Culcasi Shelley & James Lipe Jr. Spencer Jilek, D.D.S. Scholarship Fund (Est. 2015) Correctional Training Facility, Dee & Michael Delapena Minerva & Bert Lundy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Job Julia Christensen Charitable Soledad The Phoenix Alliance Ms. Kathleen McCauley Ruth Johnson Remainder Trust Kathleen & Dino Gastello Anthony Della Sala Ms. Saraina Mendenall Madsen Family Foundation Jackie & Richard McAbee Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Brother Dunne Endowed Anahi & Sergio Fernandez Deborah & Ed Mendo Mr. & Mrs. Roland Mangiantini Scholarship Fund Cathy & Mark Mottau Monica & Iulian Filimon Gerrie & Carl Reinhardt Terry & Ted Martinez Lucia & Michael Boggiatto Nita & Tom Nino Regina & Jon Garner Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Mrs. Marta Martinez-Fife Estate of Celeste Golden Kathleen & Dino Gastello Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Reyes Mary Ann & John McCarthy Roberta (Fanoe) ‘59 & Mountain Bike Club Vivian & Ruben Rivera Joanne & David Micheletti Louis Huntington A & G Machine Shop, Inc. Beverly Van Pelt-Golden & Patrick Golden Ofelia & Maurilio Serrano Diane Ferrari Micheletti & Ms. Deborah Johnson Coastal Computer Consulting, LLC Linda & D L Grier Suzan & Sam Slater John Micheletti Dr. & Mrs. Doug McRae Mr. Benito Gomez Angelica & Alex Hill Joanne Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Lenny Pellizzari Marylu & David Mesa ‘73 Leavitt Central Coast Insurance Services *Posthumous

26 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 Andrea & Jason Lathos ‘86 Susie & Stan Brusa True Leaf Farms, LLC Barbara & Don Chapin Russo’s Produce Celia & Bill Locklar Carol & Lou Calcagno Valley Produce LLC Church Brothers, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo Salas Mary Catherine & Michael Malley Joine & Chip Campion ‘68 Tricia & Calvin Van Ruler Mr. & Mrs. Glen Cleary Same Day Shred, LP Margaret D’Arrigo-Martin & Casa De Fruta Wilbur-Ellis Company Cook’s Photography San Francisco 49ers Stephen Martin Christopher M. Mulé, DDS, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Zook Corral de Tierra Country Club Savemart Supermarkets Marian & Manuel Martinez ‘66 Church Brothers, LLC Mr. Andrew D’Arrigo Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Jackie & Richard McAbee Kim & Mike Costa All Other Restricted Lillian & Bryan DaSilva ‘90 Scheid Vineyards, Inc. Julie & Steve McCarty Credit Consulting Services, Inc. Funds Ms. Nadine DaSilva Mr. Kenneth Silacci Yessica Moncada Ms. Jennifer Dalton Midge Aldrich Del Rey Car Wash Suzan & Sam Slater Melissa & Michael Morasca D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of California American Door & Gates Delicato Family Vineyards Smith Family Wines Valerie & David Moret EBX Logistics Inc. Amorim Enterprises, Inc. Pat Donohue ‘74 Ms. Christy Stacy Kelly & Phillip Nicholson Irma & Rudy Escobar Jenny & Rene Arbizu ‘97 Dune Company of Salinas, LLC Star Cleaners Nita & Tom Nino Angeles & Fermin Fuentes Jacqueline & Bill Azua Ms. Analia Escamilla Starbucks Maiella & Jay Olszanowski Kathleen & Dino Gastello Michelle & Greg Beach Karina & Carlos Esquivel Sunset Center Monica & Arturo Perez Gatanaga Nursery Kathryn & J.D. Black Farmers Union Pour House SVMH Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Delia & Pedro Gomez Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Flawless Beauty Harry Sweigert Laura Davis & Joel Ravera Mr. Michael Hayford Avrie & Shane Calabro Folktale Winery Swenson & Silacci Flowers Tanya & Erich Reinhardt Jackpot Harvesting, Inc. Flavia & James Calusdian Functional Fitness Drew Taylor ‘01 Blanca & Rogelio Rocha Patrice & Todd Kinion Jamie Carr Kathleen & Dino Gastello Taylor Farms Ruth Rodriguez Lorri & Tom Koster Gina & Chris Cochetti Gifts on the Go Tehama Golf Club Yvonne & Joseph Roggio L.A. Hearne Company Glenna & Donald Datta Mr. & Mrs. David Gill Tri Cord Tradeshow Services Stephanie & Gregory Scattini ‘86 Shirley & Sam Lavorato ‘55 Marral & Davy Dizon Ms. Georgia Gillenwater Tutor Doctor Margaret & Jim Scattini ‘81 Luis A. Scattini & Sons, LP Mrs. Patricia Goldman Gino’s Family Restaurant Group Anastasia Wood Holly & Mike Shannon Joetta & Bill Lynn Diana & Robert Kawamoto Growers Pub Marie & Anthony Wood Jennifer & Dan Sites Mann Packing Company, Inc. Susie & David Martinez ‘87 Hartnell College Mr. & Mrs. Michael Yedlicka Suzan & Sam Slater Judi & Roy Martinez ‘66 Julie & Steve McCarty Ms. Haley Hitchman Dessie & Steven Zanger Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Julie & Steve McCarty Sheila Molinari Mr. John Holder Zeph’s 1 Stop Anne & Gene Zanger ‘80 Teresa & Kelly McMillin Nita & Tom Nino Katherine Huelsbeck Stacey & Dan Milanesa Jody Wilkinson & Ric Romero Ms. Patricia Ingram Matching Gifts from St. Patrick’s Luncheon Judy & David Molinari Connie Rossi-Rains Kelly-Moore Paint Company, Inc. Corporations Ausonio Incorporated Monterey Peninsula Foundation Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 Kokoro Sushi It is possible for donors to double Annalisa & Lai Huynh Suzan & Sam Slater their giving by participating in Kelly & Phillip Nicholson Kristy’s Donuts their companies/ matching gifts Kristin & Peter Iverson Nita & Tom Nino UMS Marketing LLC La Casa del Sazon program. Palma thanks the fol- Margaret D’Arrigo-Martin & Notre Dame High School Foundation Wendi & Max Yeater Shelley & James Lipe Jr. lowing matching gift companies: Stephen Martin The Nunes Company Inc. Dessie & Steven Zanger Mr. David Lometti Bank of America Charitable Ms. Arduth Seever Foundation Linda & Edward Ortega Mary Catherine & Michael Malley Smart & Final Charitable Gifts In Kind Chevron Matching Employee Foundation Pacific International Marketing, Inc. Mann Packing Company, Inc. Funds Each year, Palma School receives Charlott & Jesus Varela Palma School Parents’ Club Margaret D’Arrigo-Martin & Costco tangible gifts of personal property, Stephen Martin Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 equipment and special services PG&E Corporation Foundation McWherter’s Jewelers Sober Graduation Pinnacle Bank which add immeasurably to our UBS Financial Services, Inc. school events. Stacey & Dan Milanesa 128 Produce R.C. Farms LLC Wells Fargo Foundation Aladin Properties Mission Linen Supply 1st Capital Bank Rick & Tonya Antle Fund of the Educational Matching Gift Community Foundation for Allure Salon Mommierazzi Photography Program A & J Produce Corp. Monterey County Kiana & Chad Amaral ‘92 Tianna Nelson Workday, Inc. A & R Fresh LLC Regina & Tom Riordan American Supply Company Jillian C. Newman American AgCredit, FLCA Rossi Bros. Tire & Auto Service Anthony Lombardo & Associates Angela & Gerry Nielsen ‘79 American Cooling Inc. S & S Marketing & Sales Inc. Aqua Blue Nob Hill Foods American Wholesale Flooring, Inc. Sabor Farms, LLC Br. Charles Avendano, C.F.C. Ottone Leach & Ray LLP Ausonio Incorporated Mr. Giuseppe Savona Backus Properties Pasta Mia Backus Properties Lori Lazzerini & Gary Silacci ‘81 Kevin Le & George Beach, Jr. ‘98 Pastability’s Barlocker Insurance Services Ms. Steffanie Smith Bernardus Lodge & Spa Pebble Beach Company Sharon & Victor Barnett Springfield Farms Blue Aces Bake Shoppe Ms. Casey Pemberton Angie & Kevin Bartolotta Steinbeck Country Produce Braga Farms Plays Well With Food Bassetti Farms, LLC Sturdy Oil Company California Rodeo Salinas Portobello’s Bengard Ranch, Inc. Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Amanda & Mark Campion ‘94 Pureskin Aesthetic Salon Blazer Wilkinson LP The Fish Hopper Casa De Fruta Mr. & Mrs. Tim Riley Brent Eastman Insurance Heidi Mitchell & Chris Thomas Services, Inc. Casona on Main Roaring Mice Art Studio www.palmaschool.org Palma School President’s Report 2019 27 Gifts in memory provide a lasting tribute. Palma thanks the following individuals for their kindness in memory of others. In Memory of (As of June 30, 2019.)

Shahin Anable Corrine Dedaux & Angel the Dog Michael McDermott ‘84 Alexander Mottau ‘09 Leonard Anable Don Dedaux ‘62 Anonymous Denise & Vincent Brigantino ‘82 Ms. Julie Barberi Ms. Tianna Davidow Rick Antle Kathleen & Edward J. Dunne Mr. & Mrs. Michael Capozza Connie Quinlan Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Mrs. Helen Casillas Coach William O’Brian Ms. Claire Del Curto Judy & Wayne Garvis ‘62 Marion Barich Jose “Joe” Esquivel Maureen & Brent Eastman ‘81 Laura & Frank Barich & Family The Dobler Family Ms. Clarice Felice John Oliverio ‘69 Joan & Robert Burlison ‘74 Rita Richardson & Mark Mitani Ms. Phyllis Fortino Valerie & Kellen Griffin ‘03 Mr. & Mrs. Mario Fellini Mrs. Mary Ellen Hague Nettie & J.A. Ferrasci Mike Fanoe ‘62 Beverly (Stolich) Holthouse ‘59 Robert Pacheco III Mrs. Hilda Gagnon Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Mrs. Paula McDermott Ruth Rodriguez Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Kjeldgaard Viv (Brisbine) Medina ‘60 Shirley & Sam Lavorato ‘55 Gerald D. Flowers Mrs. Pauline Mifsud Gary Parola ‘64 Mr. Donald Teegen Joseph M. Aliotti ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Fernando Oliveira Cyndy & Randy Pierson ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Poggi Robert Barich ‘73 Del Garlinger Camille Stevens & Family Gordon Plaskett Rose Barich Mary (Garlinger) ‘64 & Mike McMahon Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann Barbara Plaskett Lynne & Michael Lauritson ‘73 Steve Gerow ‘74 Br. Charles McManus, C.F.C. Francis “Sonny” Rianda Leonard Anable Pat Donohue ‘74 Pauahi & Patrick Sheehy ‘58 Amy & Jeff Rianda ‘83 Shahin H. Anable Lillian Rianda & Family Robert D. Gutierrez Lorna Micheletti Allen Bengston, Jr. ‘03 Rick Gutierrez ‘71 Ms. Elaine Bedell Val Roberti Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Boles Laura Roberti Norman Graulich Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Chu Nancy Bravo Paula & Jim Guidotti Sharon & Norm Costa Leonie & Howard Rose Sharyl Currie Mr. & Mrs. Neal Fouts Brenda Rose Angelo Henry Hibino Mr. & Mrs. James Galli Norm Braga Rincon Farms, Inc Margaret & George Garibay Marguerite N. Ross Audra & Rob Vaccarezza Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Honda Coach Angelo Ross, Jr. M. Katherine Holzhausen Spencer Jilek, D.D.S. Ralph Brigantino Leslie & Gary Holzhausen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Job Emilio Rossi Sharyl Currie Ruth Johnson Michele & Georgia Filice Chris Huttonhoff ‘73 Madsen Family Foundation Mrs. Patricia Goldman Jovita & Ignacio Cabatu Lynne & Michael Lauritson ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Roland Mangiantini Patricia & Stephen Jensen Mr. & Mrs. Mog Cabatu Terry & Ted Martinez Order Sons & Daughters of Italy in Rosalee (Atkins) Johnson ‘57 Mary Ann & John McCarthy America Armand Cimino ‘62 Deborah Johnson Joanne & David Micheletti Linda & Jim Piini ‘67 Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 The Uni-Kool Partners Diane Ferrari Micheletti & Mr. John Pineda John Micheletti Connie Rossi-Rains Brother Castle, C.F.C. Richard Jufiar, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Lenny Pellizzari Patsy (Shellooe) ‘61 & Neil Fanoe, Jr. ‘60 Richard Jufiar, Jr. ‘69 Ms. Carol Powell Earl Rowland Ms. Anna So Debbie Soares Bob Cava John Kelso Ms. Sylvia So Claudia & Gavin Kistinger ‘88 Julie & Joseph Garvin Stanley House Attorney at Law Todd Rubio ‘87 Mary Ann & John McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Stevenson Janelle & Brian Atwell ‘87 Dianne (de Lorimier) ‘59 & Dr. John & Dian Kistinger Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sweeney Daniel Jaramillo ‘93 Thomas Mouisset Claudia & Gavin Kistinger ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Bob Underkoffler Mr. & Mrs. Paul Werthmann

Steve Clayton ‘76 The Klos Family Joseph Micheli ‘82 Marian Ryan Zuzzanne & Steve Broom Janet (Klos) Richards ‘59 Mrs. Angela Micheli Rincon Farms MaryAnn & Steve Steinbach Mickey Linehan ‘12 William “Bill” Mifsud Thais Attinger Salmina Martine “Tiek” Colyn Cathy & Con Linehan Michelle & Mike Mifsud ‘84 Judy & William Salmina ‘58 Brother Michael Segvich Shivan Singh ‘12 Blake Mitchell Joanne (Hartnell) Silacci ‘55 Susan Corl Alexis Claire Martin Judy & Tom Romans Mr. Kenneth Silacci Stephanie & Gregory Scattini ‘86 Margaret D’Arrigo-Martin & Stephen Martin Tyler Mitchell ‘96 Calvin Short Arma “Bunny” Croft Judy & Tom Romans Stella Short Mrs. Sharyl Currie John “Butch” Massa ‘58 Barbara & Clem Richardson, Jr. ‘67 Louise & Victor Molinari Thomas Soares Phyliss D’Arrigo Mr. & Mrs. John V. Molinari Mary Ann & John McCarthy The Uni-Kool Partners Lola & Fred Monroe Eugene Tissot Brother Frank Dalton, C.F.C. Mike Monroe ‘66 Mrs. Gerry Hitchcock Kerri & Christopher Mulé ‘92 Brian Trenner ‘97 Monterey County Regional Fire District

28 Palma School President’s Report 2019 831.422.6391 During the summer the MPB received a makeover by campus maintenance chief Luís Castro and son Arturo.

Gifts in honor provide a lasting tribute. Palma thanks the following individuals for their kindness in honor of others. In Honor of (As of June 30, 2019.)

Nicholas Anastas Jr. & Sr. Class of 1965 Dino Lazzerini ‘21 Andrew Rivera ‘19 Lois & Eddie Panziera Tia & Jeffrey Pulford ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Rivera Vivian & Ruben Rivera

Guy Bessey ‘21 Class of 2012 Garrett Maker ‘18 & Wyatt Maker ‘16 Garett Sabaska ‘09 & Ty Sabaska ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. Charles V. Thornton Jessica & Don Clary Stephanie & Wyatt Maker Krista & Tom Sabaska

Sean Bosch ‘22 Class of 2013 Kathleen Marsh Raymond Sillano ‘19 Aki & Kevin Bosch Martin Zernicke ‘13 Lucia & Michael Boggiatto Grace & Cornelio Sillano

Simon Bosch ‘20 Class of 2019 Lyric & John McCarthy ‘00 Kelly & Bryan Sutherland Aki & Kevin Bosch Danielle & John Pezzini ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Workday, Inc. Rex Butler ‘21 Mary Ann & John McCarthy The Taylor Boys Sherry & Don Butler Drew Dalman ‘17 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lopes Alex ’99, Drew ’01, Ted ’04, Brett ’07, Barbara Kinney & Albert Ham James T. Conn Bruce ’10, Garrett ‘10 Casey McFarland ‘00 Joanne Taylor Cava Family Sarah DeSantis Barbara & Craig McFarland Claudia & Gavin Kistinger ‘88 Sally (Smith) ‘J53 & Richard Rhodes Carlos Vargas ‘22 Henry McKelvie ‘20 Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Rodriguez 2002 Cheerleader, Katrina Carmichael Br. Patrick D. Dunne, C.F.C. Mark McKelvie Lynn & Robin Carmichael Jane & Gary Gasperson Coach Angelo Ross, Jr. Matthew Morales ‘19 Class of 1957 MaryAnn & Steve Steinbach Lola & James Carlson Sr. Elizabeth Plesche, SND ‘57

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