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Legacy Starts Alums Share Passion Honor Roll of Donors Fall/Winter at O’Dowd Through Writing page 45 2018 page 2 page 18 Charism Finding God in all things calls us to: Community in Diversity Strength of Character Academic Excellence Kinship with Creation Social Justice From the Joy PRESIDENT James Childs, MA, MEd President Greetings Dragon Alumni, Parents and Friends, Kim Walsh President Emeritus I have the pleasure to share with you that O’Dowd is truly thriving ... and that Romeo Baldeviso, MS Chief Information Officer our best days are ahead. Rebecca Bischoff Chief Advancement Officer O’Dowd first opened its doors in 1951 and 67 years later, we owe a debt of Nicole Fernando gratitude to everyone – teachers, staff members, members of the religious Annual Giving Director orders who’ve served here, parents, alumni, volunteers, donors – who has Christine Garavaglia, CPA helped us become the thriving school and community we are today. Chief Financial Officer Michelle Hawkins The last 12 years have been especially transformational under the leader- Senior Director of Development ship of the late Steve Phelps. Today, O’Dowd is at enrollment capacity, has Brian Judd, MS Associate Principal a waitlist for admissions, and features academic and co-curricular programs Briana Loewinsohn, MA that prepare our students for college and beyond, with tuition assistance Graphic Designer and support programs that ensure we can extend our Catholic mission and Lisa Coffey Mahoney ’76 charism-values to as many students as possible. We learned a lot from Steve Director of Communications and have a vision for building on his achievements and taking O’Dowd to LizaDawn Aduviso, MA, CFRE Director of Alumni Engagement and Philanthropy even greater heights. Colette Roche, MA, MS, EdD Associate Principal Our institutional priorities position us boldly for future suc- Jase Turner, MA Associate Principal cess: first, deepening our commitment to our charism and our values-based education; second, driving educational excel- lence and innovation; and third, seizing unprecedented oppor- Board of tunities to optimize our facilities. REGENTS In this magazine, please enjoy the articles that celebrate our life and mission Kevin Kelly Chairperson around these three priorities and note the outstanding financial support we Shana Daum received from our community this past year to further these priorities. The Vice Chairperson work at O’Dowd is animated by the spirituality that flows from the charism, Kerwin Allen thereby expressing our Catholic identity. We are emboldened by pursuing Tracey Borst Kevin Coldiron transformative educational strategies for the growth of our students. O’Dowd Fr. Leo Edgerly will be sustainably modernized to enhance the student experience by plan- Melinda Eisenhut-Dunn ’74 ning, funding and building the first phase of our campus master plan. Michael Haas John Heagerty ’60 Thank you for engaging with us as we continue to celebrate our history and Kevin Hester ’88 build on our solid foundation in order to become the Catholic high school Christopher Johnson Ellie Knauss our students most need for the complex world they boldly face. Toward that Monica Marcone end, I am grateful for your investment in and advocacy on behalf of O’Dowd. Fr. Jay Matthews Alan McIntosh Glenele Oberrich Best, Robert J. Ravano ’58 Mike Robarts Leslie Sims Robertson ’81 Roderick Roche ’81 Kim Walsh James Childs, MA, MEd Table of CONTENTS

02 Legacy Starts at O’Dowd 12 A Thriving O’Dowd 14 O’Dowd’s New President: James Childs 16 Building on a Legacy of Innovation 18 Alums Share Their Passion Through Writing 26 Athletics News 31 Alumni News O’Dowd is Tops 45 Honor Roll of Donors We are proud to announce that Bishop O’Dowd High School 69 In Memoriam won “Best Private High School” in Oakland magazine’s 2018 Best of Oakland and the East Bay annual readers’ poll for the fifth consecutive year! Thanks to all who voted for O’Dowd!

Write us! We welcome your letters in response to articles in this maga- zine. Please e-mail submissions to Dragon editor Lisa Coffey Mahoney ’76 at [email protected] or send a letter to: Dragon Magazine 9500 Stearns Ave. Oakland, CA 94605 We reserve the right to edit letters for clarity and space. Are you interested in being a featured contributor? Please contact Lisa Coffey Mahoney ’76. We reserve the right to make decisions on whether or not to publish submitted contributions Contributed and staff photos are featured in theDragon . based on theme of the issue, available space and the nature of the story. 2 // Dragon Legacy Starts AT O’DOWD 64th Annual Commencement

“The greatest use of a life is to spend it for something that outlasts it.” -William James O’Dowd Board of Regents member and featured commencement speaker Ellie Knauss used this quote to deliver an inspiring call to action for O’Dowd’s Class of 2018 - your legacy starts now.

Don and Ellie Knauss

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 3 From left to right: Maia Johnson, Andi Wiley, Kameela Hall, Pablo Samoilys, Sabine Schroepfer and Arden Fortaleza.

“No, not the inherit money from your great uncle type of “You are experiencing firsthand, the im- legacy,” she said. “Legacy is something that leaves a conse- quence, has an effect and produces a result. In short, some- pact of legacy. You, O’Dowd’s graduating thing you accomplish in your life that makes a difference. class of 2018, are living the legacy of a Some of you have already begun to form your legacies with what you have done at O’Dowd.” man who has been called a futurist in the field of Catholic education,” Ellie said. Ellie and her husband, Don, were honored at O’Dowd’s 64th annual commencement with the Cor Unum Award. “Of course, I am speaking of Dr. Stephen

Named for the school’s motto, “One Heart in Christ,” the Phelps, the president of Bishop O’Dowd Cor Unum Award is Bishop O’Dowd High School’s highest High School for the last 12 years. honor. It is presented each year to select members of the O’Dowd community whose lives and work embody the school’s Mission to create a more just, joyful, and sustain- Dr. Phelps’ job? Mentor, teacher, coach able world. and president. But his legacy? Service to The couple was recognized for their steadfast commitment others focused on developing confident, to providing a Catholic education to as many deserving capable and successful young people – students as possible through transformative gifts in support of financial aid, and service to the mission of Catholic like every graduate in this room!” education. Ellie has been a member of the Board of Regents since 2012 and two of their four children - Alec ’10 and Kara Other commencement speakers included valedictorian ’13 – are alums. Yujia Li and salutatorian Ruby Perez.

Class of 2018 Gives Back Inspired by their four transformational years at O’Dowd, members of the Class of 2018 contributed $108,000 to provide the gift of an O’Dowd education to the next gen- eration.

Senior Class Philanthropy Officers: Anna Dubon, Jayla Goler, Luke Ditzler, Kameela Hall and Sabine Schroepfer led the effort.

4 // Dragon Leaving an INDELIBLE IMPRESSION Several graduates were recognized with special awards at commencement, affirmations of their efforts to leave a lasting legacy at O’Dowd.

Ruby Perez and Connor Tamor Christina Pirrotta and Ryan Allen

Demonstrating Exceptional Leadership Personifying Academic and Athletic Excellence (General Activity Award) (Scholar-Athlete Award)

Teixeira Cooper and Sabine Schroepfer and Samuel Showalter Chris Lucas

Giving of Self Through Service Living O’Dowd’s Mission (Loyalty Award) (Regents’ Award)

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 5 ACHIEVING College Acceptance Outcomes AMERICAN UNIVERSITY CHABOT COLLEGE FORDHAM UNIVERSITY MERRITT COLLEGE Fortaleza, Arden Peter Carmody, Liam Li, Xipu Catolos, Melissa Claire Vismonte Grossman, Ethan Rosenthal Cysewski, Joseph La Fave Tallarida, Olivia Tomasina Esaias, Selina Hub, Julia Frances Joseph, Ryan Christopher Evans, Keith Anthony Johnson, Maia Rose Mahoney, Zakiya Lynnee GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY Mello, Jovan Da Fonseca Pashman, Ella Rachael Martin, Quante Mayer, Shariyf Aatif Rosario, David Ransom MIAMI UNIVERSITY, OXFORD ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY GONZAGA UNIVERSITY Ryan, Michael John Caine, Madysen Taelor CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY Herbert, Hank Jackson Gruendl, Dane Stuart Quamina, Matthew Kenrick Kelly, Maeve MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE Torres, Michael Andrew-Jacob Low, Charlotte Anne Glover, Marnae Yvonne CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO ATHENS TECHNICAL COLLEGE Brown, Jason HAMPTON UNIVERSITY MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BOZEMAN Nguyen, Gilbert Colbert-Neal, Samantha Marie Moran, Douglas Wagner CLEMSON UNIVERSITY BERKELEY CITY COLLEGE Gillikin, Alexis Nicole HOLY NAMES UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Roddy, Nicholas Charles Martinez, Ana Patricia Fan, Wenbo COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA Meadows, Elayne Tibayan BOSTON CONSERVATORY Luna-Davila, Carlos Josue NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY AT BERKLEE HOWARD UNIVERSITY Collard, Avery Elise Hurley, Nora Joan COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY Awakoaiye, Khukheper Andwele Kahetep Hu, Jingjing Zheng, Ziqian Jack CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF THE ARTS Hatchell, Jenay Denise NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY (SAN FRANCISCO) COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Loggins, Nakya Joi Hall, Kameela Hadda O’Callaghan, Courtney Elizabeth Brinnon, Quinn Taylor Perkins, Maya Janee Hoffman, Francesca Shay Wallace, Thomas Martin Wyatt, Adeya Ase CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY, SAN LUIS OBISPO COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY Hammoude, Francesca Aleen Berkins, Spencer Ryan Liu, Alicia D Sanchez, Nicholas Sepetaio Smith, Andrew G Curulla, Christine Elizabeth Wu, Margaret Elizabeth De Luca, Rachel Anne CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE LANEY COLLEGE Faure, Margaux Emma Mandel Owens, Terique Dominguez, Gemma Joceylnn PACE UNIVERSITY, Lamoureux, Marie-Claire Jeanette Turner, Lonnie NEW YORK CITY DEPAUL UNIVERSITY Ward, Naeem Lecocq, Emily Catherine Cometa, Max Adrian Moseley, Catherine LAS POSITAS COLLEGE Moure, Seth Emilio Kaufman, Nathanael POINT LOMA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY Rivera-Mayorga, Nathalie Krystina Montez, Kaine Santa Cruz, Marcos Naas, Cameron James DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE Sanchez, Janessa Rose Azouri, Marcel Clovis Zavala, Ignacio PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC Giacomelli, Gianna Marie Henry, Isaiah Kenyatta UNIVERSITY, POMONA McGoldrick, Kieren Anthony Showalter, Samuel Heminway Toney, Samuel James LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE Mora, Victor Sebastian Kocabiyik, Isabella Pedraza Lopez, Victor Gabriel PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO Rogers, Raeshawn Trinity LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY Porter, Benjamin Obadiah Allenbach, Samantha Taylor Ralston, Nadia Anderson, Beck Joseph Rooney, Kamryn Elizabeth Baker, Hannah Dolan, Shane Michael Ross, Justin Robert Alexander Chang, Aaron Michael Schwartz, Jaemon Edwards-Gonzales, Michael Leanne REED COLLEGE Ehrenberg, Samantha Nicole Jed, Ana Sofia Hastings, Isabella Virginia Walker, Darryl Lewis Lauer, Mia Aiko Richardson, Dominic Carden McCroden, Milan Tiana SAE EXPRESSION COLLEGE – DREXEL UNIVERSITY Thornton, Malia Rahsan Naas, Valerie Anne Abeye, Emmanuel EMERYVILLE Park, Cameron Michaella Vaughn, Lauryn McFadden, Blaine Reginald Winston, Ephraim Darius So, Jennica DUKE UNIVERSITY SAINT MARY’S COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA Ditzler, Luke W. CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO Catanzaro, Maxwell Otis Bruin, Russell Edward DOMINGUEZ HILLS DURHAM UNIVERSITY Donovan, George Andrew Bremond, Samiya Elizabeth Ibarra, Britney Elizabeth Pease, Georgina Rose Wardman MACALESTER COLLEGE California State University, East Bay Nagdev, Shreya Murray, Xavier Elijah Cleto, Joshua Piamonte EMERSON COLLEGE Ronquillo, Claudine Lauren Gutierrez, Alondra Anderson, Ryan Mckee MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY Bialek, Aleksander Terenc SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EMORY UNIVERSITY Oakley, Alexander Steven Contarciego, Anthony Francis Inton LONG BEACH Li, Yujia Daluz, Maya Camille Kirsch, Kai Michael Schroepfer, Sabine MCGILL UNIVERSITY Dilk, Ethan Thomas Parker, Maggie Lee Provencher, Mathilde Rodriguez, Joshua FASHION INSTITUTE OF DESIGN Van Remortel, Cecily Lulu CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, AND MERCHANDISING, LOS ANGELES MENLO COLLEGE Windross, Galanafai MONTEREY BAY Ji, Yuhan Williams, Ross Anthony Gonzalez, Samantha Marie Lan, Yunpei West, Dyani Madison White, Jasmine Gabrielle

98% of our students who apply to 4-year colleges are accepted, with 40% attending private colleges and universities and 25% choosing a UC school.

6 // Dragon SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN - COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND Canales, Ava Luisa UNIVERSITY DUAL BA PROGRAM SANTA CRUZ Gutierrez, Jesus Antonio Gahl, Lily Camara Hester, Claudia Rose Alvarado, David Marcel, Katherine Mieko Gudger, Jordan Maya Champion, David Troy Loubet, Maxim Toshiro TRINITY UNIVERSITY Chan, Derek Clyde UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS Meadows, Elayne Tibayan Leader, Spencer Forest Crudo, Andrew Adams Gonzalez, Jessica Marie Montoya, Robert Russo Danish, Cole Harrison Salinas, Karla UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Downs, Andrew Marcus UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER Silverman, Ella Claudine Murphy, Alex Christopher Forth, Aidan Alexander Zhang, Chengyi Garner, Walter Otto UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Gitau, Alex Chege Christ, Collin Anthony Allen, Ryan Joseph Bail, Adam Howard Basrai, Sanah Hoglund, Isabella Brianna Williams, Kaitlin Michele Beauchemin, Julia Kathleen Johnson, Sean Spencer SANTA BARBARA CITY COLLEGE Khem, Adeleen Molida Murphy, Matthew Peter Chan, Zoe Anne UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Dubon, Anna Kleinman, Ethan Charles Bevineau, Tatjana Angelica Levy, Gabriela Luz SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY Goldmann, Kate Isabel Leidy Brown, Rebecca Maxine Carper, Eleanore Carlson Jayasuriya, Nishantha Michael Perera Morua, Justin Joseph Cooper, Teixeira Elizabeth Gardner, Aysha Marie Owens, Miles Djimon O’Hare, Caleb Michael Kepp, Harrison Roy Schulz, Shawn Scott Pattison, Claire Virginia Perri, Taylor Joseph SANTA MONICA COLLEGE Symens-Bucher, Robert Stanley Tamor, Ray, Lauren Nicole Plazola, Sofia Chandcour Bunner, Ryan Patrick Connor Steven Shue, Rouie Life Culligan, Marcelo Palacios Tom, Logan Louie White, Hannah Elise UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Martin, Quante Williams, Max Wong, Dominic Wai Gallaway, Julia Caroline Wyman Mollard, Sophia Joy Wruck, Daniel Andrew Gibbs, Karayah Cheyenne Nouri, Kian Mohammad UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS Nguyen, Duc Minh Angeles, Bernice Torres UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO SEATTLE UNIVERSITY Branscomb, Kenyan Liquori Pirrotta, Christina Julia UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Ekstrand, Ian James Garofoli, Cecelia Antricia Byles, Rudy Soll Samuels, Benjamin Allen UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT BOULDER Gaskin, Naseem Ikina Jimenez, Sierra Storm Cluff, Morgan David Sue, Erika Katelyn Kaur, Henna Wren, Christopher O’Cain Gilbert, Lauren Elizabeth UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Lefebre, Claire Margaret Peri Hunt, Ryan Gao, Yuandi Meyer, Devon Marie SETON HALL UNIVERSITY Isola, Kaitlyn Alexandra Hardy, Elijah James Roth, Samuel Restagno, Clayton S.K. MacLean, Eleanor Scaife Kretlow, Cole Garrett Samoilys, Pablo Gill Lucas, Christopher Richard Siegel, Sophia Cali Meyer, Christopher Hamilton UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE SMITH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON Low, Jonathan Wai-Shing Lopez, Jessica Nicole Thompson, Zachary Trevor Calegari, Colette Francoise Oiknine, Sarah-Lynn Myriam Steinwert, Sierra C UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY AMHERST Burke, Madison Ruby LOS ANGELES Goler, Jayla Simone Barros, Victoria Marie Abdul-Rahim, Alec Samir Murphy, Darrion Nathaniel WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY Backus, Cosette Chen UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Leader, Beatrice Hope O’Brien, Lily Kathleen Brackett, Aerielle Clare Peters, Jared Dominic Randolph, Bri’Aun Lavette Duff, Olivia WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Thaete, Michael Vincent Petty, Marissa McCarty UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Hanson, Jackson Reed Rodriguez, Sophia Daniel, Taylor Marie ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY - Wahbeh, Jacob Emile Perez, Ruby Soleil WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY QUEENS CAMPUS Wiley, Andi Nicole Huaco, Natalie Teresa Yu, Haitong UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, MERCED Jenkins, Maya Faith UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS WHITMAN COLLEGE STANFORD UNIVERSITY Miller, Melinda Charlianne Nicolas Francis, Nathan Daniel Lake Sparks, Henry Adam Dotson, Kathleen Marie XAVIER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO TEMPLE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA Perkins, Ruby Delores Sojourner RIVERSIDE Carr, John Joseph Pont-Tate, Kalin Eliseo Perez, Javier Antonio Clark-Landry, Christine Connie-Marie Rao, Nikhila Tandra TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY GAP YEAR Robinson-Jones, Tierra Alexis UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, AT DURHAM Ayinde, Sundiata Madrigal, Marisa THE COLLEGE OF WOOSTER SAN DIEGO McBriarty, Denali Charles, Brandon Edward Bell Caldwell-Meurer, Hailey C Story, Jesse Ray Gao, Ya UNIVERSITY OF OREGON THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA He, Zhirui Baldo, Maria Maddalena Mandel, Emma Carlisle Giuliana Alice Norris, Zahra Inez UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Deck, Henry Agustin Parks, Ethan Lauden SANTA BARBARA Hennigan, Kieran Toal Ravetti, Jason Tyler Entrekin, Nicholas Avery Holland, Jevon Malik Lawton, Phoebe Louise Jolly, Zachary Christopher THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN Morris-Gavrieli, Silan Mattoon, Emily Ann Loukianoff, Stephan Peter Murphy, Aidan Niall Morrish, Maile Lynn Post, Garrett Wilson Pitre, Isaiah Philip Ayinde von Seeburg, Jessica Lynne

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 7 Graduating STUDENT PROFILES

Sophia Rodriguez ’18 and her father, Marin ’83, are among more than a dozen in their family who have attended O’Dowd

Opportunity. That’s how Sophia Rodriguez ’18 sums up Sophia Rodriguez ’18 her O’Dowd experience. While at O’Dowd, Sophia had the opportunity for aca- GENERATIONS demic and personal growth, leadership development, and connecting more deeply with her cultural heritage. OF DRAGONS Accepted to several top universities and colleges, the 4.0-plus National Merit Commended student and Nation- al Hispanic Scholar is now attending UCLA, where she plans to major in political science. She was inspired to explore this field after takingBonnie Sussman’s AP U.S. Government & Politics and AP Comparative Government & Politics courses and getting a better grasp on political ideologies, processes and behavior.

“I find the ‘why’ part of political science very interesting. And I like learning about all the intricacies because if you can understand the systems that are in place it’s much

8 // Dragon easier to figure out how to help people and effect social During her time at O’Dowd, Sophia was also a member of change,” she said, adding that she is considering a career the water polo and swimming teams and the Feminism and in law. Unity clubs, and served as vice president for Dumbledore’s Army (the Harry Potter Club). As a leader in Latinos Unidos, O’Dowd’s cultural club that celebrates Hispanic heritage, Sophia relished the opportu- “Being able to have all these opportunities was awesome. nity to learn more about her cultural heritage and perform I found I didn’t have to stick to the things I had always folkloric dance at the annual Multicultural Assembly. done,” she said.

As a member of the senior Campus Ministry Team, helping plan Masses, retreats and charity drives, Sophia also led a “My O’Dowd experience has been collaborative effort between CMT and Latinos Unidos for an All Saints – Día de los Muertos Mass. “It was awesome empowering. It helped me figure out bringing both of those groups together to do something where I fit in the world and find my new,” she said. “We combined these two holidays to re- member important people who have passed, as well as the voice on issues that I want to speak communion of saints and the living saints in our lives.” out about,” she said. Drama provided another significant growth opportunity for Sophia, and she participated in seven shows, including last spring’s production of Hair. The Rodriguez’s are a Legacy family extraordinaire! The first generation includesMarin Rodriguez ’83, Dante Ro- driguez ’84, Iliad Rodriguez ’85, Petra Rodriguez Cama- cho ’87, Tyr Rodriguez ’88, Qiqi Rodriguez ’90, Forte Rodriguez ’92, Aria Rodriguez Vadney ’94 and Skimra Rodriguez Sherbondy ’00. Iden Rodriguez attended O’Dowd from 1998-99.

Second generation includes: Lily Rodriguez ’17 (daugh- ter of Dante Rodriguez), Tyler Engleman ’17 (son of Qiqi Rodriguez), Sophia Rodriguez ’18 (daughter of Marin Ro- driguez), Sebastian Camacho ’19 (son of Petra Rodriguez Camacho), Roman Rodriguez ’20 (son of Dante Rodri- guez), Hannes Rodriguez ’22 (son of Marin Rodriguez) and Sierra Camacho ’23 (daughter of Petra Rodriguez Camacho).

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 9 Graduating STUDENT PROFILES ... continued from p.9

If Kameela Hall ’18 could have looked into the future as an 8th grader and caught a glimpse of the high school senior she was to become she would have been pleased. Just a few years ahead was a mature, socially aware, empathetic and academically engaged young woman.

Kameela went “all in” when she arrived at O’Dowd, diving into broad range of activities. She played volleyball, served on the Black Student Union Executive Council and was a Dragon Ambassador Captain.

She was also a member of the National Honor Society and over the course of her time at O’Dowd completed an amazing 260 hours of community service, and served as a Senior Philanthropy Officer, leading fundraising for the Class of 2018 Senior Class Gift campaign and helping establish a life-long legacy for their class.

And she took a host of Advanced Placement and Honors classes, including AP Comparative Government & Poli- tics, AP Psychology, AP Human Geography and Honors Chemistry.

“My O’Dowd experiences unlocked the potential that I had not been able to unlock on my own,” she said. Kameela Hall ’18 Kameela was encouraged in her growth by O’Dowd faculty and staff, particularly Academic Support LiaisonMalik McCord. “He recognized my potential as a person, not just CULTIVATING a student,” she said. “He always pushed me to articulately express my thoughts, and made me see how I could be LEADERSHIP SKILLS someone who really made a difference on this campus and beyond.”

AND LEAVING A Today Kameela is a confident, yet empathetic leader. “You just can’t stand in front of a group and say ‘follow me.’ You LIFE-LONG LEGACY have to recognize the fact that people have different points of view and help them come to a consensus,” she said. “I love it when people say their point of view was shifted because of something I said or how I acted.”

Kameela is grateful that O’Dowd provides forums for students to respectfully voice their opinions. “That was a huge part of why I was never afraid to speak out and to try to bring people together,” she said. “And I feel like that’s why we have so many leaders coming out of this school.”

Because of her O’Dowd experience, Kameela feels the world is her oyster. “I am going into college feeling on top of the world and ready to make a difference,” she said.

Kameela was admitted to Northern Arizona University’s Honors College and is double majoring in Business Man- agement and Marketing.

10 // Dragon Transferring to O’Dowd as a junior, Pablo Samoilys ’18 wasn’t sure what to expect.

Like most transfer students, Pablo worried about fitting in socially and was concerned about how he would handle O’Dowd’s challenging college prep curriculum.

On the social side, Pablo found the transfer experience surprisingly easy. “Everyone was really welcoming. All the teachers were immediately there to help me become a part of the community, and within a few days I had made friends,” he said.

But because Pablo had moved to the United States from Kenya, getting adjusted to the American education system presented a bigger challenge. “I came in not knowing the basic things. I barely understood GPA scores, and MLA format was completely new to me. On my early assign- ments I struggled, but my teachers were pretty forgiving and they gave me opportunities to redo things.”

Pablo dove in to his new school community, serving as a Dragon Ambassador Captain, playing tennis, and leading the Photography Club.

His most transformational O’Dowd experience, however, Pablo Samoilys ’18 centered on his participation in the Kairos retreat program – first as a retreatant during his junior year. TRANSFORMATIONAL “The whole experience was pretty amazing. I came back from that three-day retreat with a lot of new friends that I felt I had known for a lifetime,” he said. “Before that retreat EXPERIENCES LEAD I felt OK at O’Dowd, but afterwards O’Dowd really felt like TO PERSONAL home.” Profoundly inspired, Pablo applied to be a Kairos student DEVELOPMENT leader, and, as a senior, led a small group of junior students in reflection and self-discovery, helping them deepen their relationships with family, friends and God.

Pablo is currently attending UC Davis where he is con- sidering majoring in product or industrial engineering and pursuing a career in high tech – perhaps focusing on prototyping and design.

“O’Dowd has played a really big role in my development into a young adult,” Pablo said. “When I moved to the Unit- ed States I still considered myself an adolescent. These two years have refined me into the person I am today and I truly appreciate that.”

Added Pablo, “O’Dowd prepares you academically, but also guides and supports you in your personal development.”

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 11 Catholic Values + Educational Excellence + Innovation = A THRIVING O’DOWD

O’Dowd’s reputation as the premier Catholic college preparatory high school in the East Bay continues.

The school received more than 800 applications during the 2018-19 admissions cycle for just over 300 freshman spaces. This con- tinued high demand for an O’Dowd education is reflective of our reputation as one of Northern California’s premier Catholic college preparatory schools.

30% rely on the The Class of 2022 Transforming Lives Annual Fund for Honors financial students and assistance Presidential High number of Scholars Legacy families Come from and siblings 107 continuing the different tradition feeder schools

Equal number of boys Reflects O’Dowd’s and girls unwavering Live in commitment to a broad diversity geographic region

12 // Dragon FUN FACTS ABOUT The Class of 2022

Word that Best Describes You Creative and Outgoing

Favorite Ice Cream Flavor Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and Mint Chip

Favorite Movie Black Panther Meridith ’92, Avery ’22 and Jerry Forristal ’90. Favorite Social Media Channel Instagram/Snapchat Next Generation

Favorite Day of the Week DRAGONS Saturday, followed closely by Friday The Forristals – Meridith Armstrong Forristal ’92 and Jerry Forristal ’90 – are excited to have their Favorite Type of Shoe daughter, Avery ’22, continue the family tradition Sneakers (Nike and Vans) of attending O’Dowd. And they’re not alone. The Forristals are among 34 Legacy Families in the Class Activity You Might Want to Try in High School of 2022. Digital Arts, followed closely by Debate “Our daughter grew up hearing the stories of our days at O’Dowd. She has seen, and 85 percent plan to play a sport at O’Dowd is a part of, the many friendships that were forged in the halls and on the fields of O’Dowd so when it came time to pick a high school there really wasn’t a question about where she’d go. There’s no other place for our family where the balance of academic rigor, athletics, diversity and service blend to create the ideal high school experience,” Meridith said.

“We continue to see a high number of legacy families apply and enroll, a testament to the strength of our program and faith that students who leave O’Dowd and go into the world have positive outcomes beyond high school. Our values driven curriculum has always been pivotal to an O’Dowd education and families keep coming back,” Director of Admissions Kerryn Pincus said.

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 13 President Childs gives communion to Grace Wallingford ’19. O’Dowd’s New President: JAMES CHILDS A familiar face has assumed a new role at O’Dowd. “I am deeply honored and excited Former Principal James Childs, M.A., M.Ed., became O’Dowd’s second president on July 1, succeeding Steve to take on the responsibilities and Phelps who passed away unexpectedly last December. challenges as the president of Bishop Childs was initially attracted to O’Dowd because of the O’Dowd High School, and feel very common perspective he shared with Phelps about Catholic education. “We engaged on a daily basis about building the fortunate to be surrounded by future of O’Dowd. I will work hard to honor his vision and legacy, and my resolve is to continue and intensify the efforts extraordinary leadership and support of his distinguished leadership at O’Dowd, to move our school forward with the same passion and grace with which as we embark upon the next leg of our he approached his educational ministry,” he said. grand expedition together,” he said. Childs was selected after a comprehensive national search process, which was led by Interim President and Search Com- mittee chair Kim Walsh and involved a committee represent- Childs and his wife, Kate, have four children, including So- ing all constituencies of the school, including the Board of phia who is a member of the Class of 2020. Regents, alumni, faculty, staff, current and past parents.

14 // Dragon RESUME of Distinction

»» PRINCIPAL of Mission Prep High School in San »» BACHELOR’S DEGREE (TRIPLE MAJOR IN Luis Obispo (2007-2014), before being ap- ENGLISH, THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY) AND pointed president of the school (2014-2016). MASTER’S DEGREE (THEOLOGICAL STUDIES, WITH A SPECIALIZATION IN SYSTEMATIC THE- »» CAMPUS MINISTER AND A THEOLOGY AND OLOGY) from the University of Notre Dame. He PHILOSOPHY TEACHER at Cardinal Gibbons also holds a master’s degree in Catholic School High School in Raleigh, North Carolina Leadership. »» RELIGION TEACHER at Marian High School »» CO-AUTHOR AND CO-EDITOR of The Catho- in Mishawaka, Indiana, where he was recog- lic Spirit, Discovering Faith through Literature, nized as Teacher of the Year and coached the Art, Film, and Music (2010) and Great Catholic school’s mock trial team to an Indiana state Writings (2006), and has taught and delivered championship. speeches at various workshops and conferences throughout the country.

President Childs and Tarik Glenn ’19.

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 15 James CHILDS PRESIDENT

16 // Dragon Building on a Legacy of Innovation: LOOKING BOLDLY INTO OUR SCHOOL’S FUTURE Building a Culture of Care and a Framework for Educational Excellence

At the heart of the Catholic school educational philosophy opportunities in meeting our goals. Accreditation with its is a cultural commitment to care for students, ensuring explicit workflows and third party involvement expands that every child is seen as an individual. This results in the our inventory of knowledge to inform planning and helps formation of students who make of their gifts, talents, com- to ensure a quality educational program as well as align- petencies, skills, and passions a distinctive gift of Catholic ment with best practices in Catholic education. education to society. We recently sat down with O’Dowd’s “The strategic imperatives for student growth emerging new President James Childs to talk about the long-range out of this comprehensive planning and accreditation planning process underway at O’Dowd, the educational process will take into consideration the developmental philosophy that will inform that planning process, and realities of teens, instructional strategies that expand the role of the Western Catholic Education Association their ability to learn - with sensitivity to equity, access and (WCEA) accreditation process upon which the school is inclusion - overall student health and wellness, as well as embarking this fall. To gain deeper insight into the accred- leadership development,” explained Childs. itation process, we also sat down with Religion teacher and Retreat Director Michael Downs, who is coordinating this “O’Dowd is at the leading edge of Catholic ed- endeavor. Visit our website for more detailed information ucation. Innovation over the years has focused on the WCEA accreditation process - https://www.bishopo- dowd.org/wcea-accreditation-news/ on the implementation of programs that distin- guish and define O’Dowd, such as Academic Childs expressed that O’Dowd is committed to ensuring Support and the Living Lab. In this next phase that all students feel seen. “At O’Dowd, ‘seeing every child’ presents as every student knowing that they are cared for. of O’Dowd’s evolution, innovation will continue In the context of relationships with our students, we build to be at the forefront of O’Dowd planning with developmental competencies, cultivate resiliency and an eye towards sustainable growth and manage- empathy, and encourage their sense of responsibility in ment,” Childs said. and for the world,” he said. “We are educating our students to provide for the common good in a much more impactful In addition to innovating how the culture of care presents way, building a more just, joyful, and sustainable future, at O’Dowd throughout all facets of the O’Dowd experience, just as our missions indicates.” this will include operational and technology strategies as Active visioning has taken place over the past two years in well as program developments that enable better outcomes anticipation of the accreditation process, with an eye to- and efficiency, namely, how we utilize resources (people, wards informing school priorities and areas of focus for the space, time) in creative ways to meet our needs. future. This work has included Academic Council sessions, Stay tuned for more information on planning and innova- Charism reflection work to deepen alignment, the School tion at O’Dowd from President Childs in O’Dowd Online, Climate Survey, as well as discussions and workshops with the monthly alumni and alumni parents e-newsletter, the faculty and staff, explained Childs. The WCEA process weekly O’Dowd E-news and Dragon magazine. Contact maps the work already completed at O’Dowd over the last Director of Communications Lisa Coffey Mahoney ’76 to few years to this formal process to discern any further receive these publications: [email protected].

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 17 Whether the genre is romance, philosophical fiction, or cooking, alumni authors are excited to share their passion for storytelling and writing. In this issue of the Dragon, we profile three of our very own alumni authors who have recently published books, or who are putting the finishing touches on a creative work.

18 // Dragon ALUMS SHARE THEIR PASSION THROUGH WRITING Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 19 Michael GOORJIAN ’89

20 // Dragon Michael Goorjian ’89 Seeks What Lies Beyond the Stars Though Michael Goorjian ’89 bought the novel Demian, theater credits are lengthy – dating back to his first role by Herman Hesse, that was assigned reading in Debra as a dancer in the Disney film Newsies, which he landed Kolsrud’s English class at O’Dowd, he never got around while a student at UCLA School of Theatre, Film and to reading it. He skimmed it well enough to muddle Television. through a test, and then moved on. His favorite roles include Heroin Bob in the indie film Several years later, Goorjian read the book in earnest – SLC Punk and the autistic teenager David in David’s and he was captivated. He immersed himself in other Mother – a portrayal that earned him an Emmy. As a di- philosophical fiction works, including another of Hesse’s rector, Goorjian achieved widespread recognition for his books, Steppenwolf, and W. Somerset Maugham’s The first major independent film, Illusion, which he wrote, Razor’s Edge. directed and starred in alongside Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas. Recently the Emmy-award winning actor, filmmaker and screenplay writer added a new artistic discipline to his It was through promoting this project at film festivals resume – novelist. In 2016, Goorjian completed the first that Goorjian met Gay Hendricks, a psychologist, writer book of a trilogy he was commissioned to write for Hay and teacher in the field of personal growth and relation- House Publishing - What Lies Beyond the Stars, set in San ships, who asked him to produce and direct the docu- Francisco’s technology industry and the rural coastal mentary You Can Heal Your Life starring internationally town of Mendocino. “There are a lot of facets to it,” says renowned metaphysical author and teacher Louise Hay Goorjian. “In a way, the story is rooted in exploring the for Hay House Publishing. He subsequently worked on idea of human attention and how it’s become a curren- The Shift, starring best-selling author Wayne Dyer. cy. But the exploration of the idea is woven into a story that is based on Dante’s Divine Comedy and the relation- “I had a screenplay that I was working on and I asked ship between Dante and Beatrice.” the CEO of Hay House to read it so I could get his opin- ion,” Goorjian said. “He asked me if I was interesting in He is currently finishing the second book, Beyond the turning the screenplay into a novel and I said, ’Sure!’ Fractured Sky, which will be released in 2019, as well as Moving from writing a screenplay to writing a novel defi- directing an Armenian-based film. nitely was a jump, but the screenplay was essentially a skeleton that I could build the novel upon.” At O’Dowd, Goorjian participated in Drama for four years, starring in productions such as Fiddler on the Goorjian says if there is one common thread in all of his Roof and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, and believes artistic endeavors it is storytelling. “I spent years study- his O’Dowd experience was pivotal in his professional ing mythology, fairy tales and folklore,” he said. “With success. novel writing, however, I can dig into deeper philosoph- ical questions. It’s slow art instead of fast art. Slow art “I learned from (Drama Director) Dennis addresses more complicated thematic aspects of life Kohles ’69, who was one of my first mentors, the and hopefully sticks around longer.” high level of discipline that is required for this profession. And that has been the engine be- Looking ahead, Goorjian is interested in exploring neath what has made me successful,” Goorjian writing non-fiction, specifically philosophy and social said. commentary, and doing occasional acting and directing projects. Goorjian is probably best known for his role as Justin, Get more information about Goorjian and his work: Neve Campbell’s love interest on the Golden Globe www.michaelagoorjian.com winning series Party of Five, but his television, film and

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 21 Jasmine GUILLORY ’93

22 // Dragon Jasmine Guillory ’93 Finds Creative Outlet in Writing

From the time she was young, Jasmine Guillory ’93 Guillory included a shout out to several of her had her sights set on being a lawyer. She majored in former teachers, including O’Dowd’s Bonnie history at Wellesley College, graduated from Stanford Sussman and the late Brad Goodhart, in the Law School, and then clerked for a year at the Federal District Court in San Francisco before joining a law firm acknowledgement of the book. “None of you were where she immersed herself in the world of securities writing teachers, but you all taught me how to and intellectual property. write,” she wrote.

Several years later, Guillory moved on to the non-prof- Her second novel, The Proposal, was due out in Sep- it world, contributing her legal expertise at several tember, and she is currently writing a third. She also local foundations. She loved her work, but desired a pens pop culture essays from time to time. And, she is creative outlet. Baking, knitting, singing? She liked all still working as a lawyer. those things, but they just didn’t hit the mark. Then it came to her – writing. “I’ve always loved reading, so I Guillory’s not sure when she might be able to devote thought I’d give writing a try,” Guillory said. her time solely to writing. “You get an advance for a book, which comes in three installments, and then She dove right in, and began to write for a few hours you get royalties twice a year. But you never know how every night when she got home from work. She com- much the royalties are going to be until they come, so pleted a young adult novel, received “positive rejec- it’s good to have a regular paycheck,” she said. tions,” and wrote half of another novel in the same genre before finding her niche – romance adult fiction. Guillory is still getting used to seeing her book on “My writing voice worked better writing for adults than bookshelves. teenagers,” she said. “It’s been years of ups and downs with my writing, and Her first venture in the new genre was a smash hit. The thinking that no one would care about my book. Now Wedding Date, published on January 30, 2018, was people are buying it and seem to be really liking it. named Target’s Diverse Book of the Month for Febru- That is just so exciting to me,” she said. ary, one of Elle magazine’s “21 Books We’re Most Ex- cited to Read in 2018,” a Romance Novel of the Month When it comes to stepping out of your comfort zone to for February by a Washington Post reviewer, and a USA do something that you love, Guillory advises go for it. Today Bestseller to name a few of the accolades. “I know so many people who I went to law school with who are doing completely different things than they Set in the Bay Area, the novel details the story of an planned. Lots of people find their passion later in life, interracial hero and heroine trapped in a hotel elevator or decide they have more than one passion,” she said. who wind up going to a wedding together and then try to face the challenges of a long-distance relationship. Learn more about Guillory’s work at www.jasmineguillory.com/about

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 23 Maria ZIZKA ’06 Maria Zizka ’06 Creates a Recipe for Professional Success

When Maria Zizka ’06 began co-authoring a column award-winning cookbooks, such as Tartine All Day, Ev- on food and culture for U.C. Berkeley’s The Daily Cal- erything I Want to Eat, and This Is Camino, has contrib- ifornian, she couldn’t have imagined how the experi- uted to 12 published books and developed over 1,000 ence would change her life trajectory. recipes. Her first solo cookbook will be published by Artisan in early 2019. A Biology major, Zizka was taking pre-med classes and contemplating becoming a doctor. Her professional accomplishments have not gone unnoticed. Zizka made the 2018 edition of the Forbes Today, Zizka is a cookbook writer and recipe devel- 30 Under 30: Food & Drink listing. “It’s the greatest oper who has collaborated with California’s leading honor I’ve ever received for my work,” she said. “I chefs, including Elisabeth Prueitt, Jessica Koslow still almost can’t believe it’s really true. I was totally and Suzanne Goin. She has co-authored numerous surprised and I feel so grateful.”

24 // Dragon Zizka recalled the evening that she and her now offered her the opportunity collaborate on a cook- husband, graphic designer Graham Bradley, were book, heading up recipe testing. walking home from the library during her second year of college. “Suzanne became my mentor and has always been the biggest supporter of me and my career,” Zizka “Graham said that he heard the school newspaper said. “And Graham and I got married at one of her was hiring a columnist and suggested I write about restaurants – A.O.C. in Los Angeles.” food,” she said. “I had been cooking a lot, but I had no experience writing and I didn’t think anyone would Recipe writing is a quirky thing, Zizka says. “It’s such hire me to do that.” a particular style of writing, and there is a style guide that each publishing house follows,” she explained. “I Bradley, an experienced writer, offered an intriguing love how you can get a sense of someone’s personal- option – “we can co-author it.” The couple applied for ity and voice through a recipe. I’m really attracted to the position and was hired. Zizka subsequently joined recipes that are unique and packed with verbs that a the Cal cooking club, and began to consider a leap person would actually use.” into a very unusual career – cookbook writing and recipe developing. Zizka started work on her solo cookbook about 18 months ago. “The cookbook-making process isn’t quick. It takes years to develop and test more than “I didn’t really have a model for what one hundred recipes, edit the manuscript, design the it might look like, but when I thought layout, and photograph all the dishes. Then of course there’s the printing and book binding,” she said. “The about writing about food my heart really sweet thread through this is my husband is doing all the design.” just pounded in my chest,” she said. “It scared me in a good way.” The idea to develop her own cookbook came shortly after Zizka got engaged and was perusing cookbooks intended for newlyweds. After graduating from UC Berkeley, Zizka moved to Manhattan – a place she had never even visited “Even though they were recently published they felt before – to take an internship with Slow Food USA. outdated and they didn’t reflect my reality. They were This non-profit organization, founded by Carlo Petri- often about a wife cooking for her husband, and so I ni - stands against the disappearance of local food had this idea to write a modern, updated version of a traditions and people’s dwindling interest in the food newlywed cookbook where the couple is a team and they eat, where it comes from, how it tastes and how they work together. It’s about cooking for each other our food choices affect the rest of the world. and other people,” she said.

At Slow Food, Zizka worked on the Ark of Taste - a Zizka says one of the most challenging aspects of project that catalogues delicious and distinctive her work - recipe development in particular - is foods facing extinction - writing about heritage apple being comfortable with feelings of frustration. “If a varieties that once grew in New York State. dish doesn’t turn out well, I have to be able to just try again and again,” she said. “That takes a certain Zizka subsequently attended L’Università degli Studi drive.” di Scienze Gastronomiche in Italy, where she earned a master’s degree in food culture and communications. With years of cooking under her belt, Zizka doesn’t She wrote her master’s thesis on American cookbooks have too many mishaps in the kitchen these days. “I in the 20th century and how the introduction of eB- can see when things are headed down a bad path and ooks changed the market. I can make adjustments in real time to prevent any major disasters. But I’ve certainly had my fair share,” A requirement of the master’s program was to com- she said. plete a three-month internship. So Zizka wrote to a chef and author she admired – Suzanne Goin – and Check out the alumni page of our website to read more asked to work with her. Much to Zizka’s delight, Goin about what our alumni are doing: www.bishopodowd.org/alumni-portal

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 25 Athletics NEWS

60+ YEARS OF STUDENT-ATHLETE Achievement Continues A host of Dragons were recognized as TEAM RECORDS AND All-League players by the West Alameda County Conference (Foothill League). These are the ALL-LEAGUE HONORS All-League selections for the winter and spring sports. Men’s Basketball, 27-6 Women’s Basketball, 19-11 overall, 10-0 league, 1st in overall, 10-0 league, 1st in WACC-Foothill WACC-Foothill ALL-LEAGUE ALL-LEAGUE Elijah Hardy and Naseem Gas- Jada Holland and Zakiya kin (first team); Ross Williams Mahoney (first team); Ken- (second team); Will Chavarin nedy Johnson and Lexi Love and Iniko McNeil (honorable (second team); Daylee Dunn mention). Players of the Year: and Abigail Pagila (honorable Elijah Hardy and Naseem mention). Player of the Year: Gaskin. Jada Holland.

Men’s Soccer, 20-2-3 overall, Women’s Soccer, 6-10-2 13-0-3, 1st in WACC-Foothill overall, 5-3-2 league, 3rd in ALL-LEAGUE WACC-Foothill Ryan Allen, Ryan Anderson, ALL-LEAGUE Harrison Kepp and Josh Redfield (first team); Nico Grace Porter (first team); Mag- Hausser, Daniel Kjeldsen and gie Bautistia, Bella Mahoney Michael Ryan (second team); and Andi Wiley, (second Liam Carmody and Andrew team); Alexa Ingersoll and Ma- Smith (honorable mention). rie Claire Lamoureux (honor- Player of the Year: Ryan able mention) Allen.

Men’s Lacrosse, 11-10 overall, Women’s Lacrosse, 8-10 over- 3-1 league, 2nd in WACC all, 4-1 league, 2nd in WACC ALL-LEAGUE ALL-LEAGUE Ethan Dilk, Zach Jolly and Kelly Baxter, Colleen Cushing, Alex Murphy (first team); Anika Ditzler and Lizzy Fires- Aleks Bialek, Wyatt Duffy and tone (first team); Marie-Claire Josh Miller (second team); Lamoureux, Kate Marcel and Luke Pfeiffer and Theo Yu Silan Morris-Gavrieli (second (honorable mention) team); Charlotte Low and Nadia Ralston (honorable mention). Player of the Year: Colleen Cushing.

26 // Dragon Men’s Track & Field, 1-4, 5th Women’s Track & Field, 5-0, in WACC dual league meets, 1st in WACC dual league meets, 1st in WACC Champi- 2nd in WACC Championship onship Meet Meet ALL-LEAGUE ALL-LEAGUE Kandace Blackshire, Emily Jonathan Kyriacou (first team) Dotson, Daylee Dunn, Jazlynn Gibbs, Jordan Jones and Tier- ra Robinson-Jones (first team). Track Athlete of the Year: Tierra Robinson-Jones.

Men’s Tennis, 6-8 overall, 0-8 Men’s Golf, 11-1, 1st in league, 5th in WACC WACC-Foothill ALL-LEAGUE ALL-LEAGUE Adrian Davis, Nicholas Ferry, Aidan Forth (doubles); Grant Moe Flynn, Spencer Leader Craney and Michael and Jason Ravetti. Golfer of Jayasuriya (honorable men- the Year: Spencer Leader. tion)

Baseball, 16-13 overall, 8-8 Softball, 17-6 overall, 7-3 league, 3rd in WACC-Foothill league, 2nd in WACC-Foothill ALL-LEAGUE ALL-LEAGUE Matthias Haas (first team); Adam Bail, Luke Ditzler, Liam Lizzy Avery, Frankie Ham- Rizzo and Thompson Wyatt moude and Nicole Hammoude (second team); Tyler Manca (first team); Jayla Dailey (sec- and Kaine Montez (honorable ond team); Michael Gonzales mention). and Marissa Petty (honorable mention). Player of the Year: Frankie Hammoude.

Men’s Rugby, 5-5 overall, 2-4 Women’s Rugby, 7-1 overall, league, 7th in NorCal 6-1 league, 1st in NorCal Rugby-Division 1 Rugby-Division 1

Men’s Swimming, 4-3 dual Women’s Swimming, 4-3 dual meet record, 3rd in WACC meet record, 6th in WACC ALL-LEAGUE Jacqueline Arnold (first team)

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Dragons Join ELITE HOOPS CLUB Class of 2018 basketball players Naseem Gaskin, Elijah Hardy and Zakiya Mahoney left their mark on the O’Dowd record book, each scoring 1,000 career points. Gaskin also left O’Dowd as the single-game scoring record holder (44 points).

See where these student-athletes stack up with fellow alums.

Women’s Basketball Players Who Have Scored 1,000 Career Points Cathy Russi Thomas ’83

Sara Lillevand Judd ’86

Liz Gettleman ’92

Calisha Harmon Cobb ’94

Briana Weiss ’05

Alexis Bostick ’10

Robie Mayberry ’10

KC Waters ’13 (also 1,000 rebound club) Top Three All-Time Leading Scorers Oderah Chidom ’13 in Men’s Basketball Program Aisia Robertson ’15 Ivan Rabb ’15 – 2,089 points Myah Pace ’17 (also 1,000 rebound club) Tony Jackson ’82 – 1,511 points Zakiya Mahoney ’18 Naseem Gaskin ’18 - 1,445 points

28 // Dragon FRANCESCA HAMMOUDE Student-Athletes Softball – Oregon State ELIJAH HARDY Basketball – University Of Washington ISAIAH HENRY PLAY AT Football – Portland State University ISABELLA HOGLUND THE NEXT LEVEL Volleyball – UC Santa Cruz JEVON HOLLAND Football – University of Oregon The Bishop O’Dowd High School Athletic Department cel- ebrated and honored more than 20 student-athletes from ZACHARY JOLLY the Class of 2018 who signed National Letters of Intent Lacrosse – University of Oregon and those who were recruited to play at the collegiate level HARRISON KEPP at a ceremony held in the theater on May 15, 2018. Soccer – University of San Francisco COLE KRETLOW Those honored included: Cross Country – Seton Hall University RYAN ANDERSON SPENCER LEADER Soccer – Emerson College Golf – Trinity University QUINN BRINNON EMILY MATTOON Football – Colorado State University Beach Volleyball – University of Oregon MADISON BURKE MILES OWENS Crew – Villanova University Football – University of California, Berkeley HAILEY CALDWELL-MEURER CHRISTINA PIRROTTA Women’s Rowing – University Of California, San Diego Soccer – University of Chicago MICHAEL GONZALES TIERRA ROBINSON-JONES Softball – Loyola Marymount University Track & Field – Texas A&M NASEEM GASKIN ANDI WILEY Basketball – University Of Utah Soccer – Wesleyan University MARNAE GLOVER ROSS WILLIAMS Track – Missouri Valley College Basketball – Menlo College

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Tierra Robinson-Jones ’18 (center) receives a Proclamation from Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, presented by Austin Carrington Scott ’14 (left), Director of Youth Communications for the mayor, which recognized Robinson-Jones’ success as an Oakland student-athlete and declared Sunday, August 5, 2018, as “Tierra Robinson-Jones Day in Oakland.” Director of Cross Country/Track & Field Jamal Cooks is pictured at right. TIERRA ROBINSON-JONES ’18 California Gatorade Girls Track & Field ing her success as an Oakland student-athlete and declar- ing Sunday, August 5, 2018, as “Tierra Robinson-Jones Day Athlete of the Year in Oakland.” Tierra was the first Northern California girl in state history In June, Tierra Robinson-Jones ’18 became the first stu- to win the 200- and 400-meter dashes in the same state dent-athlete from O’Dowd to be named the Gatorade Cal- championship at the CIF State Track & Field Champion- ifornia Girls Track & Field Athlete of the Year. This award ships held at Buchanan High School in Clovis June 1-2. recognizes athletic excellence as well as high standards of Her personal best time of 52.37 seconds in the 400 ranked academic achievement and exemplary character demon- her as the No. 2 high school girl’s time in the country this strated on and off the track. season for the event. She clocked in at 23.66 in the 200 – another personal best. She signed a National Letter of The accolades continued when Tierra was presented a Intent to compete in track & field on a scholarship at Texas Proclamation from Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf recogniz- A&M.

30 // Dragon Alumni NEWS

Hello O’Dowd Alumni, This year was an exciting one as over 500 of you came back to campus. I’m ecstatic to have so many alumni visit and hope the number grows year after year. And if you haven’t visited lately, please do! Contact me to arrange a tour or RSVP for the next alumni event. Speaking of which … Get Involved »»Share a job/internship opportunity The first O’Dowd Grand Reunion was truly a celebration and most definitely lived up to its name - Party on the »»Rally your class for reunion Quad! We had attendees spanning 10 reunion classes - 1958; 1963; 1968; 1978; 1983; 1988; 1993; 1998; 2003; and »»Help find “lost” alums 2008. This was a huge undertaking and couldn’t have been »»Update your contact information done without all your enthusiasm and support. You have helped build the momentum and I can’t wait to celebrate »»Send us an update for Class Notes with you next year at the Grand Reunion on May 18, 2019. »»Plan a campus visit You’ll be seeing emails, e-news articles and social media posts in early 2019, so make sure we have your contact info and you’re connected to O’Dowd Alumni on social media (see handles below). Just a few weeks prior to the Grand Reunion, we had our Upcoming 5th annual Alumni Night at the Theater which was also a lot of fun. For the first time, in honor of the musicalHair and our 60s graduates, we had a costume contest for the Alumni Events grooviest outfit. Many Dragons rose to the occasion, don- »»Crab Feed – February 2, 2019 ning tie-dye shirts, peace signs, Mary Tyler Moore-inspired »»Alumni Night at the Theater – May 10, 2019 wear and other creative outfits. Once again, special thanks to Drama Director Dennis Kohles ’69 for providing com- »»Grand Reunion: Party on the Quad - May 18, 2019 plimentary tickets for our alums and kudos to the talented All alumni welcome! Celebrating classes ending in 4 & 9. student performers. Bravo! »»Grand Reunion: Party on the Quad – May 16, 2020 I sincerely love hearing from you. Please share your good Classes ending in 5 & 0s – Save this 2020 date! news, updates and questions by reaching out to [email protected] or (510) 553-8617. Contact LizaDawn Aduviso Go Dragons! [email protected] (510) 553–8617 LizaDawn www.bishopodowd.org/alumni-portal You can also connect through social media: LinkedIn Group: O’Dowd Alumni Facebook: ODowd Alums Instagram: odowdalumni Twitter: odowdalumni LinkedIn: LizaDawn Aduviso

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More than 25 alumni gathered for the 3rd annual O’Dowd Alumni Summit, held at the Center for Environmental SUPPORTING Studies on August 29, 2018, to learn about the Alumni Strategic Plan and the school’s efforts to actively engage THE SUCCESS its valued alumni in the life of the school. In addition to learning about the future of O’Dowd Alumni Relations, the group heard from fellow alumni who attend- AND GROWTH ed the Grand Reunion in June. Father/daughter alums Patrick Riley ’63 and Shauna Riley Fithian ’88 shared a unique O’Dowd experience by celebrating their reunions of the Alumni at the same time at O’Dowd’s 2018 Grand Reunion! Community

32 // Dragon “My feeling on campus was ‘Wow, this feels so O’Dowd teacher and a recently retired school district familiar.’ Yet it felt all new and kind of shiny in superintendent with a keen perspective on education. a way that I didn’t remember. I loved seeing all Jim said that throughout his career, he always looked to O’Dowd for inspiration, as it has always been ahead of the the composites because I remember as a student educational curve. “The role of any educational institution that was something I always did - look for my is to prepare the next generation of leaders in the demo- dad and uncle - and my friends would look for cratic society. There is no question that O’Dowd excels at their family members and people that they knew. meeting this goal,” he said. It was neat to see my photo on the wall in this Jim led a discussion around alumni support at the Summit. place that I feel so connected to,” Fithian said. He noted that 4% of O’Dowd alumni donated to our school last year. Comparatively, the alumni giving average for Bay Jim Negri ’68 participated in the Summit, sharing his Area Catholic schools 11%. enthusiasm about O’Dowd with attendies, much like he has Jim inspired the Dragon competitive spirit by saying he throughout the year with his classmates as they celebrate didn’t understand why O’Dowd wasn’t beating all these their 50th reunion. schools in terms of alumni giving percentage. “As Drag- Jim has a great perspective on O’Dowd. Not only is he an ons, we have always been proud of being the best in every- alumnus, he’s the parent of an O’Dowd graduate, a former thing!” he said.

Shauna Fithian ’88 and Patrick Riley ’63 shared a unique O’Dowd experience by celebrating their reunions at the same time at O’Dowd’s 2018 Grand Reunion! They spoke about their experiences with attendees of the Alumni Summit. Also pictured are Diana Steccone Smahlik ’62 and Nicole Smahlik ’94 who attended the summit.

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A festive atmosphere at the Inagural Grand Reunion added to the fun.

Close to 200 alumni returned to campus on June 2, 2018, for the inaugural O’Dowd Grand Reunion – Party on the RENEWING Quad. This event was geared for all classes scheduled to hold CONNECTIONS reunions in 2018, and provided an opportunity for alumni to connect with classmates, friends and favorite faculty and staff on the O’Dowd campus. Each class had its own AND RELIVING designated gathering space. “The Grand Reunion was truly a celebration and most definitely lived up to its name - Party on the Quad! It was MEMORIES wonderful to see so many alums coming back to O’Dowd and having a great time. It was a joy to honor our alumni at the Inaugural and welcome them back home,” Director of Alumni En- gagement & Philanthropy LizaDawn Aduviso said. The Quad was transformed into a fabulous party space, Grand Reunion with music, fun games and activities, as well as delicious food – including paella, brats and sliders – and beverages.

Alumni also had the opportunity to tour the campus, enjoy a cooking workshop with fresh produce from the Living Lab, take fun photo booth candids, and share their person- al stories of their O’Dowd experiences.

Several former and current faculty members were on hand, including Tom Tyler, Tony Green, Gary Mason, Doug Vierra, Mattie Ignacio, and Fran Warmerdam. “Awesome young people turned into awesome adults,” Warmerdam said.

34 // Dragon Clockwise: Alumni had the opportunity to take fun photo booth shots at the Grand Reunion; Gary Mason and Geoff Williams ’98; Jane Schmitz ’93 and Olivia Melaugh ’93; Doug Griffin and Mary Esser-Sharon ’63 with Marguerite and Tony Green.

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A Milestone Year FOR ’68 A 50th high school reunion celebration elicits reflection and the sharing of memories. Several members of the Class of 1968, who were celebrated and honored at a Golden Diploma Ceremony on June 2, 2018, held in conjunction with Alum- ni Grand Reunion festivities taking place on the O’Dowd campus, were eager to share with us memories of the impact 68 their O’Dowd experience had on their lives.

From left to right: Don Keeley, Christine McCalla, Alison Little McGhee, Emilie Aymeric Corcoran, Diane Mahoney, Pam Graber, Lorraine Sandwell O’Kane and Char Hummel.

36 // Dragon Enduring Memories: WHAT I LEARNED AT O’DOWD Don Keeley had no idea what kind of a career he wanted to pursue until he took a Chemistry class at O’Dowd. “I loved it, and there’s been a chemistry component in every job I’ve ever had,” he said.

Pat Sinnott developed his love for reading at O’Dowd and actually saved all his read- ing lists from high school and often revisits them. Living in the Dublin area, Pat hitch- hiked to and from school every day, and while he was waiting to get picked up he would read books to pass the time. He remains grateful for the encouragement he received at O’Dowd to become an avid reader.

Alison Little McGhee said O’Dowd gave her self-confidence and welcomed her with open arms – a very different experience than she had in college when she felt unwanted as a minority. “I learned from my time at O’Dowd to never give up. After I had a stroke, I wrote My Stroke of Luck that details the challenges I faced.”

Diane Mahoney recalled a sewing project that she worked on for an entire semes- ter. When she went to pick it up at the cleaners the day before it was due, she discovered that the business was closed for vacation. She was devastated – as the project was tied to a fashion show - and contacted her Home Economics teacher to let her know about the mishap. “My teacher was a calm individual who told me not to worry - just pick another project on which I had worked. Although it was a simple gesture, it has stayed with me to this day,” she said.

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Brian Cushing ’94, Sheila Moyles Cushing ’57 and Colleen Cushing ’19.

rousing game of Bishop O’Dowd High School Trivia. Do Legacy Families you know which principal had the longest tenure of office? Spanning (see answer below) Sheila Moyles Cushing ’57 was the elder stateswoman at Generations the event, sharing stories with her grandchildren, Colleen ’19 and Bob ’20. Jess Brown ’98 and his daugh- ter, Jasaiya ’21, were the youngest Legacy connection in CELEBRATE attendance. Five different decades of Dragon experiences were shared and some recorded as current students in- terviewed their parent/grandparent as part of the Dragon CONNECTION Stories Oral History Project launched in anticipation of By Brian Cushing ’84 the school’s 75th Anniversary. Plans are in the making for a Legacy Luncheon in 2018-19, so if you are part of a current Family connections have been part of the O’Dowd expe- Legacy family, keep your eye out for news of this fun event. rience from the earliest days of the school’s existence. Answer: Fr. Richard Ranalleti, CSB, was O’Dowd’s longest Literally thousands of alumni can make connections to a serving principal (1991-2000). sibling, cousin, parent, or grandparent who also walked the “hallowed halls” sung about in our alma mater (the 1963 version, not the original 1955 version).

On April 26, 2018, more than 50 members of Legacy fam- ilies came together for a special reception sponsored by the Alumni Relations Office. Legacy families are unique members of the O’Dowd community who have second or third generations of students following in a direct line the footsteps of their parents or grandparents.

Guests gathered in the Center for Environmental Studies on a evening that was blessed with a beautiful sunset on the Bay. After mingling with and getting to know other families from the decades (helped along with an O’Dowd- Heide Aguire Happoldt ’62, center, with grandsons based game of People Bingo), the families competed in a Diego ’22 and Connor ’20 Whitehill.

38 // Dragon Alumni from the classes of 1989 and 1990 who starred in an earlier production of Hair. Drama Veterans & Fans Gather FOR NIGHT AT THE THEATER

Emily Murphy ’90, Cleo Vilett ’90, Demian Salgado ’90, Jennifer Kesseler ’90 More than 85 alumni and their guests gathered for the and Alexander Quinn ’90. third annual O’Dowd Alumni Night at the Theater recep- tion, held in the CES on Friday, May 4, 2018, before attend- ing the Drama Department’s production of Hair.

The classes of 1989 and 1990 were particularly well repre- sented. Several alumni were Drama Department veterans and had participated in earlier productions of Hair, includ- ing Carmella Schuermann ’10 who traveled the farthest – from Munich, Germany – to attend the event.

Attendees were encouraged to come dressed in their grooviest outfits and participate in a costume contest. Members of the Rodriguez family: Aria ’94 Dante ’84, Ramon and Qiqi ’90. Former Dean Sondra Arnsdorf, social studies teacher Fritz Blume and his wife, Mary, and Lynn Cardin-Ander- son ’63 served as judges for the contest. Winners included SAVE THE DATE Schuermann, Dick Moore ’63, Linda Moore, Ashley Roll- Be sure to join us at Alumni Night at the Theater ins ’07 and Blair Jackson. next year – Special thanks to Drama Director Dennis Kohles ’69 for May 10, 2019 providing complimentary tickets for the O’Dowd alums, and well-deserved kudos to all the talented students in the For more information, visit: musical. www.bishopodowd.org/alumni

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the Slovak Spectator in Slovakia. He is 1984 a multiple winner of the Press Club of 2001 John Valva was named executive Western Pennsylvania’s Golden Quill Ryan Madry was named assistant director of the Oregon State University awards and the Pennsylvania News- men’s basketball coach at Santa Clara Alumni Association in June. He will paper Association’s Keystone Press University in May. Ryan spent 2017-18 also serve as vice president of Alumni awards, and has received awards from as an assistant coach at Seattle Univer- Relations at OSU. Since 2010, John had the Pittsburgh Black Media Federation, sity after a six-year stint at UC Santa served as executive director of alumni the Society of Professional Journalists, Barbara. Last season, Seattle finished and constituent affairs at the Univer- the Pennsylvania Women’s Press Asso- 20-14 and reached the Western Athletic sity of California system, where he ciation and the Pennsylvania Associat- Conference semifinals en route to a coordinated constituent engagement ed Press Managing Editors. spot in the College Basketball Invi- communications and alumni programs tational Tournament. The win total across the 10 University of California marked a program high since return- campuses. 1996 ing to Division I status in 2008-09. Sarah Varni was recently named chief During his time at UC Santa Barbara, marketing officer of Twilio. She previ- the program won 19-plus games in four ously worked at Salesforce, where she seasons with three of those concluding served as senior vice president of prod- with a postseason trip. uct marketing, and was responsible for the positioning and go-to-marketing strategy for Salesforce’s flagship prod- 2002 uct, Sales Cloud. She also served as San Francisco State University Asso- chief marketing officer for Desk.com, ciate Director of Athletics Brandon an all-in-one customer service app for Davis was recently named chairper- fast-growing companies. son of the NCAA Division ll Softball Committee. He has served on the committee since 2015 as chair of the Western Region, and has served on the West Region’s Regional Advisory 1985 Committee since 2013. In his role at Julie Darmody is the co-executive pro- SFSU, Brandon oversees the depart- ducer of “Busy Tonight,” a late night ment’s communications and branding talk show in E!, hosted by actress Busy efforts, game operations, and serves as Phillips, which will air this fall. the primary contact for five sports. 1992 2003 Award-winning writer Chris Lance Holloway has a role in the Togneri was named public informa- recently released movie tion officer for the City of Pittsburgh Blindspotting. Department of Public Safety in April. 2000 In this role, Chris will lead communica- tions for the city’s police, fire, emer- Illustrator Shawn Harris’ first picture gency medical services and animal book Her Right Foot, written by Dave care and control bureaus. Previously, Eggers, was the recipient of six starred Chris worked as a freelance journalist reviews. The duo has a follow-up following positions at the Pittsburgh picture book to be published this fall Tribune-Review, the Modesto Bee and entitled What Can a Citizen Do?

40 // Dragon Channing Nesbitt was recognized as 2005 2013 a University of Washington Athletic Award-winning author Jesse Byrd Gina Arias recently completed her Scholar, and celebrated at an event spoke at the 2018 New York Book Expo first year in the doctoral program at held on May 15, 2018, for his contribu- held in May. Jesse has written Oiseau John F. Kennedy University, where she tions on the university’s campus and The King Catcher, King Penguin and is working towards a PsyD in Clinical in the community while achieving Sunny Days. And Sunny Days recently Psychology with a concentration in academic excellence. won the Mom’s Choice Award for Ex- Neuropsychology. Said Gina, “Ever Parker Wiggins-Harrison, Nhandi cellence in Children’s Literature. since I took AP Psych my senior year Scott, Kiana Gums, Christina Nwabu- at O’Dowd I fell in love with the way zoh and Chris Shelby all graduated our brain works and I knew I wanted from Loyola Marymount University in to study psychology and learn how May. to help people work through their problems.” 2014 Imani Davis recently graduated Cum Laude from St. John’s University with Bachelor of Science in Sport Manage- ment & a Minor Certificate in Legal Studies, and will be working as a Ju- nior Agent for Wilhelmina Models in their Sports & Fitness Division. 2015 Maria Suarez Agudelo is the associate 2012 producer for The Morning Brew, USC’s Entrepreneur and social media inno- TV station. vator Joshua Brown is beta testing his first app called OpenCrcle, a social media platform focused on putting 2017 “social” back in social media by offer- ing an option to encourage getting University of San Diego student-ath- together in person. Learn more about lete Myah Pace earned all-conference it: https://www.ebtoday.com/stories/ honors (West Coast Conference) and say-hello-to-a-new-social-network was named to the WCC All-Freshman Team. Her passion for boats and the sea led Bonnie Muchnick to the California Maritime Academy where she gradu- ated with an Unlimited Tonnage Third Mate license in the Merchant Marines Dominic Mortarotti graduated an and a Bachelor of Science degree. She American University Scholar in May To submit class notes email now works in the Gulf of Mexico on a with a bachelor’s degree in Political LizaDawn Aduviso at 700-foot tug and barge tanker moving Science and Leadership. [email protected] fuel between Florida and Louisiana.

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A Host of Alums Mike Caruso ’67 Celebrate the Retires After More Wedding of Than 30 Years at Kathleen McGuirk ’06 Texas A&M

Mike Caruso, Associate Athletics Director for Game Man- agement at Texas A&M Athletics retired in August. Mike was a mainstay in Aggie athletics for more than 30 years, starting in the Aggie promotions office in September 1987. He worked as an assistant athletics director for promotions and operations before taking on the associate athletics director role.

Earlier in his career, Mike served as head basketball coach and assistant to the athletics director at Elmhurst College (Chicago) from 1981-87. He was an assistant basketball coach at Creighton from 1974-81. He started in adminis- tration and as head basketball coach at Cathedral High School in Omaha in 1973-74.

Kathleen McGuirk ’06 and Miles Skorpen were married on July 7, 2018, at Triple S Ranch in Calistoga, and the cou- ple is now living in San Francisco. Kathleen, who earned her bachelor’s degree at Cal and MBA at Northwestern University, was to start a new position in September as a member of the business growth team at Plaid, a financial technology company in San Francisco. Alumni in the wedding party included Kathleen’s twin sister, Allison Mc- Guirk ’06, brothers Kevin ’01 and Michael ’03 McGuirk, Erika Halstenrud ’06 and Kayla Rockwall ’07. Alumni attending the wedding included Jenny Knutson Fitzger- ald ’06, Torin Holland ’06, Brian Litke ’04, Scott Mike was a basketball star at O’Dowd, leading the Dragons Litke ’10, Catherine Petru ’05, Cameron Rockwall ’12 to a 37-2 record and a California state championship his and Geoff Williams ’98. senior year. He went on to play basketball at Creighton under legendary Coach Eddie Sutton.

42 // Dragon After two successful reunion tours in 2014 and 2016, The Matches recently reunited for perhaps the last time to cel- ebrate the 10-year anniversary of their third album, A Band In Hope. The original line-up of the band – Justin San Souci ’00, Jon Devoto, Matt Whalen ’01 and Shawn Har- ris ’00 – reunited at The Fillmore in July, playing A Band In Hope in its entirety, along with songs from throughout its catalog. This album spawned the acclaimed music video for “Yankee In A Chip Shop,” shot on location in London and co-directed by Harris.

Interesting trivia: San Souci, Whalen and Harris were mem- bers of the Campus Ministry Team when they were O’Dowd students! Also, original band member Matthew Esposito ’99 left the group to attend the Naval Academy and has been The Matches Reunite! serving as a Marine Infantry Officer since graduating from the Academy in 2005.

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Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 43 You gave more in 2017-18 . . . Thank You. Your generous support impacted our students and the programs that distinguish O’Dowd, sustaining the formation of a new generation of leaders. Bishop O’Dowd High School relies on the generous Annual Giving Endowment Growth support of benefactors like you to ensure that O’Dowd remains at the forefront of college $3,150,000, including Senior $461,000, including $275,000 preparatory education and is accessible to all deserving Class gift of $108,000 to contributed to the Steve Phelps students. Giving in all forms - $3,650,000* - increased support tuition assistance fund over last year, demonstrating your commitment to successful student outcomes at O’Dowd. Transforming Lives Dinner & Crab Feed Whether you’ve created a scholarship, contributed to the senior gift or engaged in any of the other Transforming Lives Dinner: $550,000 many forms of giving, your gift has transformed a Crab Feed: Record $170,000, student’s life, a community and our world at large, including $54,000 in support of leaving a timeless legacy. the Steve Phelps fund Your Giving Supported And you made an impact! Successful Outcomes Driving Academic Innovation

• 40,000 hours of service donated to Thanks to your generosity, we were able to introduce Spiritual Ecology, a new 2017-18 course developed as part of a collaborative effort the community by the Class of 2018 between the Religious Studies and Sustainability departments to examine a spiritual response to our present ecological crisis. The course • 98% 4-year college acceptance invites students to work personally and collectively as catalysts for bringing forward an environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling, and socially just human presence on this planet. • 30% of O’Dowd students supported Preparing Students to Lead by financial aid O’Dowd prepares its students to effectively communicate, build bridges, • 79% AP Exam pass rate and capably lead others, skills which are critical in today’s global world. In the fall of 2017-18, nearly 30 student leaders participated in the Emerging Leaders Retreat (ELR), a series of workshops on topics such as public speaking, growth mindset and teamwork/listening. Faculty Development Counseling Programs that Ensure Success • 70 out of 95 faculty and staff Your support allows O’Dowd to offer counseling and student support have advanced degrees programs, such as the CORE program, that ensure access to successful • 6,480 hours of faculty outcomes. This program serves 60 students in grades 9-12 whose professional development academic scores suggest that they may benefit from additional support. over the last three years CORE students work one-on-one with a dedicated counselor and develop personalized strategies for success. * All fundraising figures presented are pre-audit. 44 // Dragon

DragonMagInsert_2018.indd 1 10/5/18 9:38 AM 2017-18 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS You, our benefactors, are partnering with us to ensure that the students of Bishop O’Dowd High School have the resources, the education and the faith formation to lead meaningful and impactful lives. O’Dowd has continued to raise the bar for excellence in Catholic education with our mission at the heart of everything we do. This would not be possible without you.

Our students perform their work – in class conversations, in service learning projects, in their ministry to each other through leadership, as fellow athletes on the field – mind- ful of the community they build in their four years on campus.

But we know that their experience has been made richer because of the leadership, faith and creativity that was brought to the campus by those who came before them. Generations of students, faculty and administrators have shaped this institution and thus, the daily experience of our students.

We’re deeply grateful for the financial support we’ve received this past year – support that enabled a generous financial aid program, salary increases for our faculty, a wide range of strong co-curricular programs, faith formation opportunities and improved facilities. We’re also grateful for the care and devotion that each O’Dowd community member has made to enhance this institution and its impact on individual lives and the East Bay.

Rebecca Bischoff Chief Development Officer

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Benefactor, Builders and Platinum Amy B. Briggs and Richard Ames Sara and James A. Knight Leslie Francis and Jack T. Backus Circles - Gifts of $25,000 + Elizabeth Y. and Don Wesley Arnold Julie Kole and Steven Baughman Sheryl A. and Vito Badalamenti, Jr. Hannelene B. Bail Linda and David M. Avery Lisa A. and Gregory E. Lefebre Lisa and William C. Barbagallo ’75 Elizabeth J. Cabraser ’70 Cheri M. Kucala and Alessandro Baldo Pamela Ellis Mack ’62 and Stephen Mack Mary Frances Corcoran Barranti ’62 and Jim Canty ’60 Lisa Morbidelli and Michael Barbee Beth and Bruce G. MacLean Richard Barranti Annette and Thomas A. Counts Deborah and James K. Beck Wendy T. and Joseph S. Madden Sandra K. and Kevin B. Baxter Dana and Robert Emery Dyan Radich ’66 and Richard Beito Erin Jaeb and Kevin J. Kelly Aniesha I. Sapp ’91 and Jason J. Beito ’92 Steve Phelps, Elizabeth Cabraser ’70 and Fr. Jim Sullivan. Ellie and Donald Knauss Laura Mayes Benz ’66 Karen A. Bals and Stephen H. Lockhart Maryanne E. and Joshua D. Berger Maria C. Canales and Gregory S. Onken Allyson L. and Cameron S. Bradley Sue and Joe Raphel ’70 Martin P. Breuer Joseph Ratto Michelle and John Brinnon Robert and Helen Odell Fund Cara Logan Brockbank ’88 and Anthony B. Varni ’57 Ryan A. Brockbank ’88 Patricia and Lionel Vaughn Aruna and Robert Busacca Anonymous (3) California Bar Foundation Carrie E. and Michael Cameron ’85 Gold Circle - Gifts of $10,000 + Jessica A. and Gregory A. Campbell Sharon and Thomas J. Bjornson Patricia Canty Tracey Borst and Robert Menicucci Carolyn A. Otis-Catanzaro and Victor V. Catanzaro BrotherBird Foundation Nancy and John Celick Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert Foundation Marie T. and Hsiu-Chaai M. Chang Chevron Matching Employee Funds Patricia H. and Alexander D. Bernstein Claire O. and Thomas J. Marcel Elizabeth A. McKoy and Timothy C. Choate Diana M. and Paul E. Dolan III ’68 Jacqueline Forst Breznikar ’89 and Monica L. and John M. Marcone Coca-Cola Foundation Jonathan A. Breznikar ’88 Matching Gifts Program Melissa Heller and Steven Douglas MBK Foundation Colleen Z. and Patrick C. Burns Karen and Chris Dalton Cathleen D. and Arnold C. Espos McGuire and Hester Foundation Kathleen and Greg Calegari Tina Ruiz and Stephen L. Daniels ’82 Elizabeth Lake and Daniel Francis Loretta Cumming Meyer ’74 and Susan Caliri and Terry S. Wheeler Paul J. Meyer Shana W. and Richard A. Daum Rocio E. and Michael A. Haas Charles Pankow Builders, Ltd. Francesca Paurel and Thomas C. Moore Yolanda and Claytie Davis III Heffernan Foundation Abigail Franklin and Stanley A. Chesnutt Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Jeanenne and Sean Deorsey Mary and Glen Hentges Kathleen A. Freeman and James D. Childs Trust, Inc. Michele A. Lanza and Sebastian Desio Amy Duffy Hester ’89 and Ana V. and Federico Moure Kevin P. Hester ’88 Melanie M. and Steve P. Clerici Darcy and James Diamantine Laurie Shepherd Page ’79 and Lance Page Janice and Michael R. Hester ’81 Suzanne Schofield Connolly ’65 and Diamantine Family Foundation, Inc. Peter Connolly Linda L. and Michael V. Pirrotta Mary Hester Monica D. Dirito ’86 and Richard L. Weible Kendall and Michael N. Connors Isabel L. Brown and Timothy A. Porter Marietta and Christopher M. Hickey Nancy and Ronald Dirito ’57 Frannie and Michael Cooley, Sr. Andrea V. and Gerald J. Ramiza, Jr. Regina and Robbie Jamieson Brooke D. Anderson and Steve and Kate Costa Amanda and Braughm Ricke Hugh W. Ditzler III Connie and N. Eric Jorgensen ’56 CSDA Design Group Leslie Sims Robertson ’81 and Elizabeth A. O’Brien and William S. Dodge Lisa M. and Robert J. Kalmbach Daniel Winkler & Associates Keith Robertson Aileen and John A. Dolby James Kelly Lydia A. Tinajero-Deck and Debbie Chernoff and Vince Rocha Leticia Duarte-Trattner Louise and Peter Kelly Jerome B. Deck, Jr. Lourdes and Roderick Roche ’81 Lisa Chavez and Oscar Dubon Rosaleen Kelly Marilyn A. Padovani Denham ’61 Arleen Russi Rachel Morello-Frosch and David Eifler Kevin C. Leader Margaret and Michael D. Desler Kristen B. and Edward L. Talley Epicurean Group Imelda and Alan McIntosh Kathleen and Eamonn F. Dolan ’79 Michelle M. Russi ’88 and Rahn Twitchell Sharon and Eric P. Ewen Ann Mohler and William Moseley Jeannette V. DeLaGarza-Dold and Judith Blout Sanchez ’60 Nicole and Christopher Fee, M.D. ’89 Margie and Kerry J. Murphy ’60 Edward J. Dold ’73 Mary D. and John C. Tibbetts, Jr. ’70 Sujata Pagedar and Jay Feist Cherrie Nanninga ’66 Denis L. Ducey John Valva ’84 and Hanna Derry Valva Gloria Flores and William G. Fine Judith Logan Smith ’64 and Thomas N. Duffy ’87 Margaret A. and Richard G. Walterhouse Timothy J. Smith Gary L. Firestone Lori G. and Brian G. Fogarty, Jr. Debra L. Yau and Richard F. Weeks, Jr. Debora R. and Kevin M. Sweeney Christine A. Marke and Colin A. Forth Sandra Backovich and David Gleason Danielle R. and Michael V. Wenzler The David and Lucille Packard Foundation Penny and Sean Fottrell Sarah H. Postyn and Carl R. Goldberg Mollie A. Westphal and Ruslan Spektor Timothy and Judith Smith Foundation Judith L. Gardenhire, D.C. ’60 Elizabeth M. Kane Gonzalez ’91 and Westphal Family Foundation Andrea and Thomas Vardell Kenneth W. Gonzalez Gina M. and Michael A. Gialis Clifford Wixson ’57 * Joanne Mao and Joseph D. Walthers ’85 Marcia McKeirnan Haro McAuliffe ’60 and Benjamin M. Gillikin, Jr. Anonymous (2) Ji and Daniel Winkler Michael McAuliffe Maya and Tarik Glenn ’93 Anonymous (11) Antoinette S. and John D. Heagerty ’60 Marisa and Michael J. Gonzalez Carolyn T. and Ronald W. Hutton President’s Cabinet - Gifts of $2,500 + Google Inc Scott M. Jacobsen Terri Herko-Anderson and Laura B. and Sebastian B. Grady Silver Circle - Gifts of $5,000 + James G. Anderson Lora and Christopher Johnson Johnna Concannon Grell ’93 and Adobe System Incorporated Artistic Geometry, Inc. Matching Gifts Program Gail B. and James M. Keating Alexander D. Grell ’91

46 // Dragon Fiona A. Brophy and Thomas G. Hales Elizabeth R. and William C. Murphy Christine Alexander and Kathleen E. Canty Brown ’84 and Michelle and Joseph Hawkins Gillian and Lydia Murphy-Stephans Christopher D. Adam Lloyd Brown Joslin K. and Frederick C. K. Herberich Erica J. Marr and Xavier Murray Kathy J. and Sami E. Adranly Ronald Brown Meghan L. O’Leary and Katherine McGinty Naas ’79 and Paul Naas Randi and James A. Aguiar ’62 Kristen L. Jones and James A. Browne Matthew W. Herreras Nisha and Sunil D. Nagdev Alameda County RCD Moire and William M. Bruin Kristen Kwan and Gregory M. Heywood Lieu and Hung K. Nguyen Linda D. and Daniel B. Allen Helen E. and Martin J. Brusco Stephen Hicks LaNettra D. and William T. Norris, Jr. Veleta S. Allen Sarah A. and Jason P. Buckley Tonia T. and Kenneth Ho Therese O’Neill Peters and Elliot Peters Goretti and Bret Allenbach Bulling Towne Group LLC Jody and Arthur Hoffman Mary Jo H. Boyle and Harvey S. Ong Rebecca I. and Victor E. Amato Ellen and William Bullock Tegan C. and Pascal M. Hoffmann Nicole and Michael A. Paez Amazon Services LLC Harold Bulman Ping Zhou and Tom Hu Tricia and Miles Perkins Amoure Skin Jacqueline and Andrew Burke Nancy and Mark Hull Barbara J. and Stephen R. Petersen ’61 Rosie and Jerry Anderson Maria Janeff and Jake Burlingham Marni and John Hunter Julianna A. and John P. Phillips Michelle G. and Robert L. Anderson Marguerite and Jerome Buttrick Melissa S. Schoen and Jennifer and Brett Pletcher Anita G. Patel and Christopher D. Andrews Meri L. Soll and Douglas H. Byles Thomas A. Huntington Suzanne M. Bartholemy and Judith and Benedict R. Angeles Marian A. and Richard J. Cadenasso ’77 Intel Corporation Christian A. Plue Lisa and Ted Angus Sheron Campbell and Geovanny E. Alfaro Diana J. and Ernest M. Isola Gloria F. Rhynes-Jenkins and Kaya S. Smith ’92 and Gregory P. Aranha Emily and J Anthony Canedo Jackson Square Partners Foundation Darrell Jenkins Archer Norris Kech Collins Carera ’87 and Jane C. Wellenkamp and Mark T. Johnson Teresa Sorisio Ritelli ’75 and Suzanne Arnhart ’67 Michael C. Humphrey ’87 Edward J. Ritelli, Jr. ’75 Joanne D. and Scott D. Karchmer James A. Arnold Laura and John Carlson Myra D. and Walter C. Keast Elena J. Mayorga-Rivera and Thérèse and John Carper Daniel M. Rivera, Sr. AssetMark Joanne Devereaux and Donald E. Keeley ’68 Elizabeth A. and Phillip W. Carter Julia and Michael Robarts Charita Hill-Avent and Darren L. Avent, Sr. Beth and Samuel A. Keesal, Jr. Leann C. and Simon E. Cawley Rockridge Geotechnical John W. Bacon Elizabeth A. Borowiec and Nancy and John A. Cecconi, Sr. ’71 Tyson W. Ross ’05 Helen Yolland Bakke ’62 and Charles Bakke Stephen P. Kegelmeyer Mariela Garcia and Armando Ceja Nicole C. and Justin J. Sanchez Romeo Baldeviso Hana Yoon and Brian J. Kenny Lane V. and Enes Ceric Kathryn and William Selway Bank of Marin Doree Jurow Klein and Jason Klein Jenny C. and Andy H. Chan Regina and Craig Shields Bank of the West Employee Anna and Jacek Kowalski Giving Program Millicent N. Morris-Chaney and Silicon Valley Community Foundation Bree A. and Brian G. Lancaster Karen M. and Stephen P. Barbera James A. Chaney Emma C. Neale and Nate Laskin Diane L. Steccone Smahlik ’62 and Jerome Chappel Michael A. Smahlik Barr & Young Attorneys Laura B. Lunt and Melissa A. Laubstein Gerardine Loughman Chartier and Constance Clayton and Jason Stankowski Kristina L. Fuller and Steve A. Barretto Candes A. and Daniel G. Lecocq Mark Chartier State Street Foundation, Inc. Suzanne S. and Gino J. Bartalotti, Jr. Monica L. and James D. Lent Alondra L. and Maurice Chatman Linda P. Russell and Pavitdeep and Gurjit S. Basrai Margaret Hunter and Zeus Leonardo Sabrina F. Chaumette ’82 and Charles E. Steidtmann III Mary Ann and Frank L. Bautista Robert O. Brown Jingyi Yu and Yadong Liu Jovita P. and Richard A. Tamor Michelle A. and Alan K. Beales, Jr. Mercy W. Gitau and John G. Chege Barbara Murrer and Per Ljung Mary E. and Joseph E. Tanios Tracy S. and Roger A. Becker Spring Hung Cheng and Rene Cheng Erika K. and David A. Lonergan Sue and David Taylor Silvia Sadikin and Karolyn and Tom Cherryhomes Henry R. Loubet Christopher H. P. Benjamin Martha M. Simonds and David R. Teeters Chevron Humankind Sonia and Peter N. Loukianoff Pamela Kershaw and Andrew Thomas Corine Li and Thomas Berkins Matching Gift Program Lisa Quan and Stanley Low Leila Bulling ’88 and Robert Towne Peter Bernadicou Debbora and Christopher Chung Sara and Jason Maas ’81 Diane Songey Twomey ’71 and Pamela Warner Berry ’73 Louis J. Cisz III Chantel L. and John M. Mandel Stephen E. Twomey Carole Robic and Robin Best Victoria and Richard W. Clark, M.D. ’67 Patricia J. Marino Ann M. Bourguignon and Jeanne Ratto Bettencourt ’64 and Amy and Michael G. Clemens Daniel R. Van Auker Charles Bettencourt ’62 Eileen and Gregg Marrama Ellen Piamonte Cleto and Dan Cleto Caroline and Joseph N. Van Remortel Alison and Richard Bigelow Kelly Cushner and Jeffrey McCarthy, Sr. Sarah and Kenneth W. Cluff Victoria L. Varieur and Jonathan G. Velline Cheryl and Eric T. Bjornson ’90 Lorelle E. Carlley and Patrick K. McDonnell Deborah B. and Harold R. Collard, Jr. Kimberly and Sean Walsh BlackRock, Inc. David J. Maschino and Rainee McGrew Colliers International Links for Life Rosalind M. Meade Trina L. and Steven W. Walz Pamela Hopkins and Jennifer Bollong Foundation Karen and John Medford Tiffiney and Andre Ward Maureen and Vince Bormolini Katherine A. Kerner and Natalie S. and Manish A. Mehta Wells Fargo Foundation Linda and Mark Bornholdt Thomas M. Cometa Eleanor and Dean Meritt James D. White Patricia A. Wixson Boscacci ’61 and Kathleen A. Connelly ’60 and Allan J. Boscacci ’60 Parkes Johnson Marci L. and Roger D. Miller II Tracy D. and Timothy A. Wood Krystal N. and Colin T. Bowen ThyDa Yim and Robert Connor Mary H. and Michael J. Moran II Woodruff-Sawyer & Co. Michael Bowler Monina and Anthony Contarciego Rhonda M. Jackson ’83 and Jack E. Morris Heather McCracken Wu and Jonathan Wu Rita K. and Paramjit S. Brar Kendra M. and Robert S. Convery Tamara I. and Todd W. Morrish Anonymous (2) Aprill and Gavin Bridgeman Nicole A. A. and Brian C. Cook Jocelyn Mortensen Brooke Brigham Jocelyne and Michael J. Cooke ’81 Alisa A. Morua ’76 and Ernest R. Morua Black & Gold Society - Gifts of $1,000 + Alden and Marianne Briscoe Shawn and Daniel Copenhagen ’84 Margaret B. and Kevin E. Murphy 360 Total Concept Consulting LLC Andrea Shannon and Theresa H. Broderick Antonia Biggs and Carlos Cortes Elaine R. and Matthew P. Murphy, Sr. Sophia Bucheli and Walid Abdul-Rahim Caitlin King Lempres Brostrom and Jessica A. and Vince C. Cortese Alexandra M. and Niall J. Murphy Carolyn Billings Abrams ’61 Nathan E. Brostrom Diane M. and Ulric E. Cote III

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Betsy Cotton Scia Johannes-Friedman and Jeffrey Hatchell Cindy C. and Stephen Kapp Amy J. Farnstrom and Stewart D. J. Courant James M. Friedman Blanca M. Senor and Christian F. Hausser Keesal, Young & Logan David Craney Linda S. and Bob P. Fusinati Odele and Brent Hawkins Catherine and David J. Kevane Teresa L. Stricker and Daniel A. Croley Roseann and Gordon A. Galvan Danielle and Phil Hayes Sheila Coffey Kilty ’79 and Kevin Kilty Sharon E. and Richard J. Curulla Christine and Mark Garavaglia Margaret and Matthew W. Heafey ’84 Hyun Jin Cho and David Kim Maria and Charles Cypher Sylvia Garcia and Anthony C. Mar Jackie M. and Peter B. Henderlite III Anne T. Hassett and Thomas J. Kirsch Dolores Cysewski Rohonoda and Levack Gardner Selena T. Spain and Greg D. Hendsch Leigh F. and Neil Kjeldsen Kathryn E. and Andrew R. Danish III Sharon and Philip Gardner Susan E. and David T. Hennigan Kerry C. and Stephan E. Klein Koko I. and Thomas DaSilva Tina and Scott D. Gattey ’87 Regina A. Henry Sheryl Bregman and Scott Kleinman Stephanie Davenport Cindy and Tony Gee Linda Pearson and Jack Herbert Michelle Syracuse and Don Knox Janeith and Ronald L. Davis Judith Kollmeyer Geiselman ’60 Sylvia and Michael M. Herrick Sue and James R. Kohles ’67 Kristina and Tracey Davis Genentech Employee Giving Program Nina N. Hido Natalia Kourjanskaia and Luz S. and Frederick C. De Palm Jessica Taylor and John F. Gibbon Maryelena and Leslie G. Hilger, M.D. Mikhail Kourjanski Deborah Dean Greg B. Gilbert Catherine J. Firpo and Sheridan Hitchens Mark Kramer Douglas Deibert Deirdre and Michael Gipson Sarah and James D. Holliman III Nancy McPoyle Kretlow and Joe Kretlow Judy and Stephen R. DeJesse Kathleen Sereda Glaub ’71 and Patricia S. Holman ’82 and Peter Murphy Pushpa and Anantha Krishnan John C. Glaub Doris S. and Thomas A. DeTurk Ronald P. Hora ’60 and Joyce Hora Kimberly and Christopher J. Kuesel ’89 Timothy M. Golden Devyani Biswas and Debashis Dhar Kirsten S. and Stephen R. Hosemann Lisa R. La Fave Golden State Irrigation and Pump Services Rebecca A. Kohnz and Andrew Dillin Marianna Caponigro and Robert P. Houser Suzanne M. and Mark A. Laber Lurdys M. Gordon Donald Dirito ’57 Kelly and Paul Howard Lisa M. and Paul R. Lamoureux Michele J. and Newton C. Gordon Dirito Brothers Walnut Creek Volkswagen Susan and Michael J. Huaco ’79 Candice Chan and Peter Lau Maura and Derek Gorshow Jodie Hoang and Jeffrey M. Do Eleni G. and Andrew Q. Hub Chris U. and Kenneth S. Lauer Andrea L. Hayes Gould ’62 and Dominique M. and John C. Lawrenz Karen and David Dold ’61 Ronald J. Simon ’59 Gina and Hamilton Hunt Debra and Antonio Lawson Jeanette Dong Adwoa A. Mante’ete’ and George D. Green Momi C. and Terry W. Hunter Christina M. Tabet and Lita A. Pettus Dotson and Nina G. Green Catherine and Patrick Hurley Robert C. Dotson III Jonathan M. Lawton Terrah L. and Willie Green Kathleen and John T. Hyland Marilyn and John R. Dougery ’58 Natasha Pottish and Steven Lazarchik Jill Rosenthal and Steven Grossman IBM Employee Services Center Janelle M. Spear and Thomas W. Downs Veronica Becerril and Scott T. Lazarczyk Meliss and Nate Grover Imagination Foundation for Kristin S. Mortimore and Ian R. Duffy the Arts, Education & Environment Meghan B. Leader Stuart J. Gruendl ’79 John W. Dunlap Matthew Irwin Elizabeth A. Goldmann and Robert A. Leidy Dona and Joel Gudger ’77 Nancy C. and Stephen Dunn ’71 Vicki C. and Michael J. Isip Susan and Brian Lesser Anjali K. Atal-Gupta and Vikas Gupta Patricia A. Hennigan Dunne ’84 and Gina F. and Philip J. Jaber Kay K. Chan and Michael P. Leung Jan and William Hagan Mark Dunne Kurt Jackson and Brenda Lewis Jackson ’84 Levi Strauss Foundation Angela and James Hager Elizabeth H. Sandidge and Eric W. Dyce Meryl J. and James E. T. Jackson Doris and Marty Lew Susan A. Carroll and John M. Hake James B. Edwards LaTasha Jackson Mary Lu and David Lillevand Michael Haley Marsha L. Gonzales and Jacqueline Haake Jacobberger ’55 Angela and Willie I. Lincoln, Jr. Thomas W. Edwards Tere and Douglas Hanson Beruz A. Jalili Catherine Aymeric Lindorfer ’78 and Susan and Michael F. Egan ’56 Donna L. and Stuart R. Hanson Kent Lindorfer John A. James II Laura C. and James R. Eichel Richard Happoldt and Cheryl C. and Michael K. Liquori Rita Carr and Anthony R. January Valerie Wong and Daniel H. Eilbeck Heide Aguirre Happoldt ’62 Christine and Richard G. Logan, Jr. ’72 Jean and George Jardim ’58 Liz R. and Eric J. Einwiller Theresa C. Haran Carolyn K. and Matthew Lonner Victoria L. and Edwin K. Jasper, Sr. Kelli A. Cline and Robert L. Ellis, Jr. Amy Gurowitz and Andreas Lorenz Kurukulasooriya N. S. Fernando and Beth A. and Demian E. Entrekin Charitha G. P. Jayasuriya Carla Gerardu-Low and Eric Low Jenny Johnson and John Ericson Jeanne Jenkins and Richard Baldwin Vanessa and Edward Lowe III Theresa Bargiacchi Erwin ’68 Yang Jiang Laura and Daniel Lynch Alex Esparza Margarita Gutierrez and Juan M. Jimenez Cindy and Kristoffer Lynds Denise A. and James A. Evans Carl Johnson Pamela J. Simms-MacKey and Howard R. Mackey, Jr. Shirley L. and Henry T. Fairbairn Jin Ming Yang and Kevin L. Johnson Arleen and Robert Maginnis David Fenn and Laura Colbert Fenn ’88 Laurie Johnson Lucia Fernandez-Palacios and Matt Davis Students perform Hair . Lisa Coffey Mahoney ’76 and Lora R. Tabor and Ronald A. Johnson Robert D. Mahoney ’76 Nuno Ferreira Teresa and Wayne Johnson Noriko and Ernest W. Mahr Junko Yamasaki and Bruce L. Fienberg Kathryn J. and Christopher C. Jolly Reda Majiene and Ginataras Majus Loisi A. Takapu and Moli Finau Ella and William B. Jones Gayathri M. Perera and Kristin and Matthew Fischer Maxine and Albert L. Joseph Robert A. Malmstrom Linda and Ron Flores ’66 Vicki and Chris Joseph Julie Brown-Manzanares and Michelle and Michael J. Flynn Kanoelani Connor Joseph and Rogerio Manzanares, Jr. Maria P. Fong-Pedro and Victor K. Fong Gabriela and Nathan H. Harding Marc B. Joseph Noreen Angiola ’65 and Joseph W. Maresca Karla W. and Christopher A. Franklin Nicole L. Harris ’88 Antonella Dalla Muta and Glenn N. Joyner Timothy P. Maroney ’72 Margaret Chavigny and Paul Friedlander Benjamin F. Harrison Annie Mallick and Dan Junge Dawn Martin and Robert Glock Sarah Coulthurst and Merwan Hastings Allison and Brian Justice Melissa L. Martin-Mollard

48 // Dragon Matson Navigation Co. Maryann M. and Thomas J. Parry Maxine and Leonard C. Scott, Jr. Bernadette T. Butler and Andrew P. Tellez Marjorie Matthews ’64 Elizabeth M. S. Wardman and Luke B. Pease Susan and Peter Q. Scott Karen Huang and John Teng Barbara F. Moura and Thomas R. McCollum Rebecca C. Perata ’86 Shonda Scott Natasha A. and Gregory T. Terk Nadia I. and Brian T. McCroden Nicole Perfito Ana Raphael and Terrence L. Scott Jill Thayer Candace A. McCullom Mignon and Marc A. Perkins Gerrod Scruggs Mary L. and Robert K. Thomas Kerri L. and Michael A. McGoldrick Tracey Rattray and Joseph Perl Laura M. Miller and John A. McHugh Lidia A. and Joseph M. Perri Lisa Brue ’85 and daughters Jalyn ’19 and Lauryn ’21 Davis. Kelle E. Lynch-McMahon and Wendy and Reto Peter Donn H. McMahon Heather R. and Dirk Peters Susanne M. and Jeffrey J. Medeiros Melissa A. and Eric J. Pfeiffer Kristina and Deron Meek Sue Phelps Lorna H. Mello Theresa P. and Ron Picchi Carolyn J. Douglas and Lisa M. Mendoza Brenda K. and Benjamin T. Pierce Kimberley Meredith Kerryn Pincus Gallagher and Melanie T. and Peter F. Mette Chad Gallagher Carol Matthews Milano ’57 Vickie Barrious Poitevin ’65 and Beverly and Jeffrey Milanowski Michael J. Poitevin Dorothy A. and Roy J. Militar Catherine and Richard Powell Sarah M. Miller ’84 and Randall B. Schai Diane LaMacchia and Doug Prose Del N. and Timothy A. Miller Stacey S. and George G. Pugsley Jennifer Hugenberger and Kevin Mintz Robin Dustan and Kenrick Quamina Virginia I. Cafaro and Sophie N. Mirviss Hiroko Tsumori and James Quick Jessie S. Nakamura and Edward A. Mitoma R&B Company SDC/Structural Engineering, Inc Francesca Dinglasan and Jon Thorpe Jay Momet Carol Bach and Khaled Rahman Senior Support Program of the Tri-Valley Daniel U. Thuillier ’98 Frances and Robert Montoya Amulya S. and Prasad T. Rao Beverly Sereda Cathy A. Sharp and Allen B. Todd Vivi Fissekidou and George J. Moridis Robert J. Ravano ’58 April S. and Khalid A. Shabazz Angel E. Zhao and Michael R. Tokarz Steven and Elsa Mullins Deborah and Paul Ravetti Sheila and David Shaw Lulu Kwok and Curtis Tom Stacy L. and Bryan K. Murphy Lisa D. and Kevin B. Ray Jing and Haoming Shi Katie and Leonard Tom Judy Heisler and Chester Murphy Deborah and Larry Reback Joy Shiragian Cynthia and Lester Tom Annie B. Kersting and Gregory P. Murphy Reliable Building Services CR Shoemaker Michael R. Torres, Jr. Christina Nalchajian-Whitley Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc Josephine Heminway and Arlene B. Fischhoff and Richard P. Trevor Molly and Leon Natsues ’84 Kim F. and William P. Rhoads II Mark A. Showalter Hillary J. Larkin and Randy W. Trimble Roberta A. Cunningham and Jody Steinauer and Michael Richards Karen Chambers-Siegel and Sarah Tunik and Dan Oppenheimer David W. Nelson Julie Smith Richardson ’82 and Kenneth Siegel Thomas Richardson Margaret B. Muir and Brook A. Turner Nicole and James F. Nettleton ’84 Erin J. Simms-Edwards Jean M. Fahy and Mary N. Richardson Tonya Lang and Frederick Umminger III Cynthia N. Cudaback and Andrew J. Newell Christy and John H. Simons Marcia and Wayne Riley Denise and David Van Beek Laura Jung and Nick Newton Ann C. and David G. S. Sinclair Kate M. and Mike A. Rivera Nina Mulia and Peter Varadi Trinh T. and Tan N. Nguyen Linda L. Slakey ’56 Jane and Mike Rizzo Tigiste and Selamawit Wagaye Leigh A. Yonago and Kurt T. Nihei Charles Slyngstad ’72 and Kathleen Warner Lisa Kim and Paul J. Robinson ’87 Terri LaBeaux and Andrew Walker, Jr. Arlene Nishimoto Susan and Robert A. Smith Eva and Carlos Rocha Trina M. Pacheco-Walker and Heidi and Erich Novak Kellie Snaere Colette Roche Johnny L. Walker, Jr. Victoria C. O’Bresly-Howell and Andrea and Benjamin L. Sparks ’87 Michael O’Bresly Dante A. Rodriguez ’84 Kevin Walker Frank Sparks Barbara J. Harris and Michael E. O’Brien Monique Rodriguez and Albert Alderete Tamika Walker State Farm Companies Foundation Christine S. and Michael T. O’Callaghan Katie and Brian K. Rogers ’91 Lisa and Robert M. Wallace Laurie Halliday and Scott Steinwert Glennie F. and Ramesses Odeste Margaret L. and Scott C. Rogers Ann Feyen Walsh ’62 and Jerry Walsh Diana and Allan Stephens Julia Harris Odom ’86 and Stacy and John Rollo Nancy and Michael Walsh ’67 Karen and Vincent Stewart Lee O. Odom, Jr. ’86 Isabel and Francisco Romero Kim and Laurence A. Walters ’83 Cheri Loustalet and Robert K. Stone Una M. Gilmartin and Erik R. Okada Dessa L. Rooney Stacy M. and Marc A. Ward Maria Fattibene and James Straus Zainabu and Oluseun Oke Deborah Reed and David Roth Kristine and Stanford Watanabe James Sullivan Nancy Farnan Oliver ’60 and Richard Oliver Susie Debenham and Robert M. Russell Matthew Webb Phillip Sumner ’60 Axel Olmos and Saint Francis High School Wells Fargo Foundation Education Kathleen Bozzone Olmos ’89 Brinda and Shan Sundar Matching Gift Program Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School Ann-Jeanette P. and Newin Paul C. Orante Bonnie M. Sussman Maureen E. and Miles D. Welze Jeffrey A. Samuels Sean M. O’Shea ’98 Yuko and Hiroyuki Suzuki Antonette Gullatt West ’81 and Gretta and Donrick A. Sanderson Pacific Gas & Electric Foundation Lisa Washburn and Kent Suzuki James E. West, Jr. Mariann C. and Brian P. Sanford Matching Gifts Suzanne W. and Matthew Szuhaj Barbara and Christopher Westover Grace E. and Francis W. Sarena Iram Padilla, Jr. Courtney Shepler and John C. Taffe Tracy A. H. and Paul A. White Ellen and James M. Schiavenza ’67 Laura and Jose G. Padilla Karen and Sing-Wah Tan Kathleen Kinnear and Mark Wilcoxson Jane S. P. Schmitz ’93 and Adam Richards Leticia Padilla Jerilyn C. and Adam M. Taylor Traci L. and Tim J. Wilhelm Lan Z. and Scott D. Schulz Harpreet K. and Sukhjit S. Parihar Julie L. and Robert Taylor, Jr. Isabel and Dereck Williams

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Christine De Luca-Williams and Aileen M. Stirling and Gus Brown III Renee L. Early Jennifer L. Jolly and Roderick E. Blelloch Mark Williams Lisa Brue ’85 and Sidney Davis, Jr. Economy Lumber Company Oakland Adriana Keenan Nari E. Williams ’89 Lisa I. Umezawa Bunn ’84 and Economy Lumber Piedmont Edward Keenan II Rhea B. and Michael P. Wisherop Christopher F. Bunn Katarzyna Kowalska-Ekstrand and Amy E. and Dylan M. Kelly Laurie and James Wolfe Kristin and Stephen Bunner Steven Ekstrand Hillary Kigar Vanna Choi and Antoney Wong Lanz Camacho and Rachel K. and C. Brian Elginsmith Paul Kitchell Petra S. Rodriguez Camacho ’87 Judy Wong Encinal Hardware Mark Knoerr Kirah J. and Alejandro H. Caminos, Sr. Debra L. Alves-Wong and Kenneth Wong Natalia N. Lopez-Whitaker and Linda M. and Jamie P. Koceniak Mary M. and Paul G. Canales Jose G. Esteva Anne and Barry Woods Paul and Shivaun Kotapish Carondelet High School Ettore Products Jonathan D. Woolwine Robin Lau Bernadine Castagnola Carpenter ’57 and Paula M. Mandel and Michel P. Faure Mary K. Wren Mia L. Lawrence Robert Carpenter Joanna W. and Eric D. Figueroa Linda M. Raiden-Wright and Catherine Kirby Levinson ’64 Barton J. Wright Paulette Paulos-Carr and Eric J. Carr Daniel Folkmanis Darlene and Benjamin Levy Ken Wright and Kathleen Elston Wright ’67 Mark I. Leyva ’76 Lisa A. Baskin Wright ’92 and Aaron J. Wright Loreaner and Ivan Lopez Charlotte Standish and David Wruck Priscilla Joe and Thomas E. Low Jill M. and Derek Yegian Natalie B. and Christopher R. Lucas, Sr. Charlene and Earl Yoshino Andrea Schweizer and Christopher Lynch Cynthia D. and Kevin V. Lynch

Geoffrey Yost Ana Moure, Peggy Desler and Annette Counts. Ms. Kirsten Young and Mr. Gordon Young Yu Zhou and Zhiliang Ma Leslie D. and Timothy V. Young Isabel Tejeda and Oscar Madrigal Katrin Kornel-Yu and Duo Yu Elizabeth and Patrick Malkassian ’89 Anonymous (5) Alicia Marshall Dina M. Weinshelbaum and Craig J. McAmis Dragon Society - Gifts of $500 + Ingrid E. Nilson and Mark T. McCormack 100 Black Men of the Bay Area Inc Kellie McElhaney 1032 CRI Inc Teresa E. and Dean J. McElroy LizaDawn Aduviso and Gil Ramirez Roxanne and Blaine McFadden, Sr. Lisa and Kerwin Allen Jean and Michael McGuire ’67 Allen, Glaessner, Hazelwood & Werth, LLP Antonia Moreno and Sean J. McKillop American Express Foundation Jeannette and Damion McNeil Laura Mameesh and Robert W. Anderson II Philip A. Meany ’56 Carolyn A. and David Anteneh William and Lorna Carroll Susan M. and Mark J. Freitas Kimberley D. G. and Bruce G. Meier Sharon and Richard Ardoin Joan Guettinger Carter ’63 Ms. Jane Friedrich Microsoft Matching Gift Program Ma. Rita C. and Manolo C. Aseremo Kathy Koshgarian and Diane Cash Edna Garcia Diane Miller and Greg Carrasco Douglas S. Atkinson ’83 and Soraya Massoumi and Frandics P. Chan ’81 Lay Beng Peh and Terrence E. Gentle ’68 Maria F. Atkinson Yan Huang and Kam L. Cheung Eleanor G. and Paul H. Gertmenian Mary A. and Dennis E. Mockel Danielle and Brother Ayinde Anna Marie Clark Katherine P. and Peter O. Glaessner Emily Bach and Thomas J. Moglia ’81 Mark Becker Cluff Investments LTD Partnership Heather Glendinning Teresa M. and Dennis Monohan ’65 Bridget McBride Belick ’75 and Lakesha and Jermaine L. Cobbs Joan Grazzini Elizabeth Moress Michael P. Belick Community Realty Debora and Nick Grover ’68 Madlyn Murphy Henry Bennett Property Management Inc Robert Hall ’63 Diana Murray Shoshana Bennett Angel Coogler Walker ’79 and Bea Steffensen Hallenbeck ’60 Stacy and Peter J. Nuti ’80 Ralph Walker Lois Benson Terri and Erik C. Halstenrud Steven and Kristin Oakley Janet A. Cooke Shari Benson Donna Diamzon and Oussama Hammoude Oracle Corporation Corpus Christi School Bentall Kennedy US LP Sue Hansen ’66 and Albert J. Heeg, Jr. ’55* Vicki Owens Siobhan T. and Brian D. Cushing ’84 Lisa Bertain Fionnuala M. and Thomas M. Hennigan David and Lorraine Ozar Alexander G. Cuthbertson ’98 and Olivia A. Flores-Bevineau and Monica D. Paez Julia Fischer Isaiah K. Henry ’18 Joseph L. Bevineau III Monique M. and Henry A. Palmer II ’84 Bonnie J. and Michael Davis Colleen and James E. Hinds-McLaurin Sharmila and Varma N. Bhupatiraju Connie Gee and Danny Park Seble K. Kebede and Getachew L. Desta Anne MacWhinney Hobbs ’65 Elizabeth Z. and Janusz S. Bialek Monique N. and James G. Parrish III Jackie Reid Dettloff ’60 and Frank Dettloff Adrienne Guyton Hogg ’82 and Rebecca Bischoff and Cesar Chirinos Warren Hogg ’82 James Pattison Marlene and Randy DeVoto Jane Gajano-Blythe and Carlos P. Blythe Carmen Hollinquest Julie A. Wilson Petrini ’70 Nancy and Hugh Ditzler Anne G. and Daniel H. Bookin Ellen and Martin A. Jaffe Zachary Polsky Toni M. and Brian T. Donahue ’69 Suzanne Montali Brennan ’63 Janine Jason and William R. Jarvis ’66 Adonica L. and Freddy Powell, Jr. Robert and Stephanie A. Doud Ann R. Honigman and Steven M. Bretow Veronica and Savelle Jefferson, Sr. Maria F. DaValos and D. S. Price Sandra and Jerry Dratler Tracey N. Broadhead Frith ’85 and Avis A. Grayson Johnson and Patricia and Ronald A. Ratto ’80 Kenneth Frith, Jr. Kim and Malcolm Duff Reuben Johnson, Jr. Joseph Reid Brooke & Hugh Ditzler Catherine Dunigan ’64 and Tracy and Edgar Johnson III Fund of the Farallon Foundation Thomas H. Larkin ’64 Adam H. Reilly ’93 Connie E. and Lee Johnson Kevin P. Reimers ’98

50 // Dragon Jen Ripley Kathleen and Marian and Martin G. Friedrich ’73 Mary and Dan McEachern, Jr. Patricia and Gary L. Ritzman ’60 Joseph E. Addiego, Jr., MD ’60 Mike Friedrich ’67 and Lee Marrs Jane B. and Richard A. McGregor ’59 Adolph S. Rosekrans, Sr. Ineda P. and Enitan F. Adesanya Edward S. Gallagher ’56 Teresa A. and Michael P. McGuire Angela and Juan D. Ross Candelaria and Miguel Alvarado William and Stacey Garrett Stephanie McKown Veronica and Samuel H. Ruby Brian Amery Tsegereda Bekele and Messay Girma Paul C. McLoone, M.D. ’82 and Karla M. Rush Apple Computer, Inc. Michael Gless Susan McLoone Jodelle M. Prola Russi ’79 and Azeb M. Jemmaneh and Seyoum Awetu Patrick W. Golden, Jr. ’64 Patricia Santi McMillan ’60 and Edward F. McMillan John F. Russi ’79 Kirsten and David Bartholomew Janet Capurro Graham ’71 Antone F. Salel ’56 Susan and Barrett R. Baskin Joan Shepherd Mellows ’77 and Christopher A. Grenda Oliver Mellows Alice and Michael Scanlon ’67 Eugenie M. and Elliot G. Bernadel-Huey Jeffery J. Hansen ’70 Patricia and Perry Milton Amy M. MacClain and Benjamin Schick Dianne and Louis A. Bernadicou Hans Hansson Ericha and Wiener Mondesir Kathleen Schmidt Padilla ’61 Helen and Bruce Beutler Myisha and Damany Harden Natasha and Christopher C. Moore Sandra Roadcap and Patricia Bevilacqua Donna R. and James E. Hardy, Jr. Steven F. Sciamanna ’74 Christina M. Morales Sireena L. and Roy G. Blackshire II Lisa M. Harrison Lori-Jill Seltzer Elizabeth Mueller Mary and Frederick Blume Janet Layrac Haun ’71 Isa P. Senga Dale A. Hampton Muller ’75 and Susan and John Blunt Molly Henry Mark D. Muller ’73 Nina E. and William R. Senn Peter Boutin Daniel J. Hess ’05 Dennis ’60 and Sandra Murphy Iris M. Shimada Kathleen Heafey and Charlie Boyle Donald Hesse Rosie P. and Carlos Myers Melanie D. and Brandon L. Shulman Timothy Bratton and Anna L. Scott and Stan Hindman, Sr. Donna F. Madlangbayan and Tiffany G. Simpson Heidi Stickever Bratton ’88 Angelica M. Stacy and David T. Hodul Gerald G. Navarro Vera and Lionel Sims Marcia and Norman L. Brockbank Evelyn and Merlyn Hooker Jon Nishimoto Hoa and Chung Sin Shannon S. and Greg Broome Bonnie J. Hoppe Paulinus and Chinyere Nlemigbo Patricia A. Smith Isha T. S. and Jess J. Brown, Jr. ’98 Sheerin Zehra and Tanvir Hussain Angela J. Norris Darlene and Richard Smith Jennifer E. Adams Bunkers and Claire Jullien Nuti ’81 and Gregory Nuti ’81 Fredric G. Bunkers Wendy N. and Gerardo Ibarra Laurel and Joseph Spallone Corey C. Nuti ’13 Barbara Calvao Douglas Johnston ’58 Victoria Bramsman Srago ’62 and Grayson G. Nuti ’10 Michael Srago Kathryn and Richard Carlisle Tina and Aaron Jones, Sr. Jenna N. Nuti ’15 Matthew and Kristen Steele Priscilla and Peter Carson Jennifer A. and Dennis L. Jones Grace Tow-Obertik and Karl R. Obertik Asha Stokes Helen Kwak Castillo ’84 and Victor Castillo Sarah C. and Norman G. Jones Laura W. and James P. O’Hare Monica A. Sullivan ’84 Chelsea and Leonard Charles III ’80 Jann and John R. King Sonia and Enrique Orduna Ben Suter Lorelie P. and Michael L. Cheng Sigrid J. and Harvey G. Klein Joyce and Bruce B. O’Sullivan Megan S. Sweeney ’01 Mei Ng and Johnathan Chin Cathia Walters-Knight and Donovan Knight Ann and Howard Palmer Anne E. Symens-Bucher ’75 and Patricia M. Conolly and Byde W. Clawson Clement T. Y. Koo ’17 John S. Pappas Terry M. Symens-Bucher Jodi Cohen Barbara and Geoffrey Kotin Krista M. Keim and David J. Parr Heather Tega Lili Cook and Megan Tracey Dianne and Myles E. Lampenfeld, M.D. Donald Parr ’56 Ty Tega Jean Ingram and Gregory D. Cook Terri Texeira ’66 and Sherry Wright Victoria M. and Laura Becker and Joel Parrott Michelle and Edwin Cooper Peter P. La Torre, Jr., M.D. ’58 The Clorox Company Foundation Perforce Foundation Debbie S. and Albert Cronin Rebecca and Peter Laufenberg Delana and Gregory L. Toler Suzanne Nuti Peterson ’83 and Amy and James D. Crudo Law Offices of Diane R. Cash Paul Peterson Jase Turner Sheila Moyles Cushing ’57 Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Dan Pitcock Deborah P. and Reymond C. Vincent Cynthia Matthews Darbo ’56 James M. Lee Monica and Carlos Plazola Visa USA, Inc. Pamela and Joseph De Luca Allison and Ray Lehner Robin and Dominic M. Pontrelli ’76 Nhubinh T. N. and Michael G. C. Vo Julianna K. Stone De Melo and Wilson C. Lew ’93 Emily and John J. Porras Christine D. and John T. Von Seeburg Carlos P. De Melo Yuteh T. Cheng and Zhishun A. Liu Scott Pratt Walter Ware James C. Dietrich ’60 Almetria Vaba and Adam B. Lodge J. Barrett Pullman ’64 David Weinerth Melinda and George Dobbs Louise and Thomas Lotz ’61 Sion Kidane-Ralston and David C. Ralston Dwana Black and Winslow West James A. Dorskind Rosalinda and Amado Lozano, Sr. Michael Raphel ’74 and Rhonda Raphel Ingrid Aguirre Happoldt and Bob and Katherine Drucker Ann Ludwig Lester Debe and Jeff Rapson, Sr. Robert Whitehill Lawrence and Linda P. Drucker Mary and Lars Lund Heather Kuiper and Loren Rauch Lori L. and Ullon T. Willis Margaret B. Dunlap ’86 Nicholas A. Maccarone ’98 Monique Reynolds AnnaMae and Grant C. Wilson Gewana M. Edgerly-Brewer Joyce and Garfield Windross Marilyn Machado Paulette Bickers Roddy ’88 and Burton P. Edwards and Lynne dal Poggetto Robert L. Roddy ’85 Lucille and Loren H. Worm Nancy R. MacKinnon Demarris Evans Jean and Willie Ross Mary M. and Larry J. Wornian Maria and David J. Magallon Paula and Robert Falaschi Rhina and David D. Ruggiero Julie and Frank A. Zelinka Leslie O. Katindoy-Magalong and Mary A. Pezzuto and Paul J. Farrington Elpidio P. Magalong, Jr. Sonia and John J. Sanchez Anonymous (2) Kathleen U. Scannell Flood ’83 and Samantha Mahoney Monica and Larry N. Satterthwaite Patrick J. Flood ’81 Tucker Malarkey Catherine McDonald and Champions Society - Gifts of $250 + Kathleen M. Kemp Forrest ’56 Sophia J. G. Mar ’13 Joseph H. Schieffer Michele M. and Terry A. Adami ’66 Timothy P. Forsyth Theresa Masterson Sutter A. Schumacher ’94 Lori Govan Adams ’83 and Michael Adams Marie and Rocco Franciosa ’60 Jessica F. Toth and Peter A. Mazor Joan Schwartz Jan Ushijima Frei ’77 and James Frei ’77

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Dennis Sewell Maria Teresa A. Abunto and Marna E. Mignone and Mark S. Bostick Deborah L. Cussen Julie J. and Thomas P. Shaddle Raymund T. Angeles Lisa and Thomas Bowman Sewinet Derib and Seifu Daba Virginia Sire Maureen and Lawrence J. Appel Jay Kopelman and Sherry L. Bracken ’67 Carol A. Russell Dabb ’60 Diana Padovani-Skokan ’56 and Juliet A. Arechiga ’93 and Stephanie R. Jones Bradley ’88 Tamulia Dalke ’86 Matthew J. Feeney James Skokan Leonard Bragg Trina Dalton and Francis Dalton Ann and Constantine K. Arimoto Scott Slez and Laurie Bjornson Slez ’88 Gail Hubbell and Anton Brammer Maria and Edgar Allan E. Daluz Leslie Smith Shamelle E. and Kevin L. Bremond Lekeisha P. Davillier Ke Xu and Arthur J. Spencer ’62 Quinn T. Brinnon ’18 Joan T. Davis-Pinkney Sharon and Lindsay Spiller Takiyah N. Brooks ’96 Deborah S. and I. Braun Degenshein Steven F. Splendorio ’64 Laura and Jeffrey W. Brown ’91 Robin A. and Jeffrey M. Delaney Laura and John Sprinson S. Zook and K. Brown Jennifer Demello and Thomas Speer, Jr. Ross Williams ’18 drives to the hoop. Tamara Synigal Kimberly Bryant Anne and Dudley Desler Barbara R. and John W. Tarabini ’55 Carolyn Buccerone Brigida Leticia Diamzon TekFive Ann Thompson Buckley ’56 and Marlene and James P. DiGrazia The Gap Foundation Gift Match Program Joe Buckley Patricia and Jeri Dobbs Regina and Joseph C. Thomas Dennise Burgess ’67 Rosalie B. Doliente Kathryn S. and Nick A. Thornburg Janice J. and John P. Burke ’59 Molleen Dupree-Dominguez and Barry Thornton Maria Elena Alexis and Marc Dominguez Joseph A. Parker and Janet E. Toliver Osmundo Cabato, Jr. Kevin J. Donahue ’63 Aimee L. Tom ’92 Lillian Cadenasso Shannon M. Donahue ’95 Kate and Frederick M. Turner ’74 Mary Campbell Dennis Dougherty Maris and Doug Uchikura Patricia Watson Capello ’80 Michael Downs Anne and Carlos Arriaga Susana G. Uribe Ofelia P. and Benito A. Capuyan, Jr. Sherisse Dozier A. Marice Ashe and Larry Orman Lisa M. Taylor Van Nyhuis ’91 and Edda M. Caraballo ’68 and Tony Caraballo Mrs. Kathleen Dunlap Stephen M. Avery ’71 Noel W. Van Nyhuis Andrew J. Carlson ’11 Jeanne and Jean-Luc Dupont Sia and Jahi Awakoaiye Jane R. and Neal Vandendriesche ’72 Antonieta and Martin J. Carmody Meredith G. Durant Christina R. Azouri Joe Vannucci and Veronica Estropia-Carney and Marion Ferreira Durbin ’56 Donna Rumulo Vannucci ’68 Bonah Bachenheimer Paul J. Carney Cynthia and Jeffrey Eckart Karine Bohbot and Jason Wady Sonia and Vito Badalamenti, Sr. Marianne Mosher Carrasco ’78 and Rachel Blau and John Eckhouse Beverly and Randolph Walker Sandra and John Badillo Al A. Carrasco ’76 Deborah and John Edack Patricia Menghini Walters ’65 Maria and Kevin Baker Ulla Morris-Carter and Bill Carter Nikki L. Edwards Frances J. Warmerdam and Carrie S. Lloyd and Thomas M. Balawejder Leah M. Casey ’96 and Kevin Ingersoll Riley P. Ellis ’17 James Patterson Deborah A. Baldwin Tom Casey Nicholas A. Entrekin ’18 Erin P. Gaffey and Winston W. Washington Bank of America Foundation Carol and Joseph Castronovo George F. Farley ’65 Patti and Bruce Westphal Tom Barger and Karen M. and Ross F. Catanzarite Suzanne A. and James R. White ’67 Kathryn R. McLeod Barger ’67 Salvacion V. and Rommel S. Catolos Brianne N. Fernandez ’97 Amy Price and Mike Wiley Damian Barnes Eduard Caumeran Regina L. Muccillo and Paul V. Ferry Lilly Hagos and Fitsum Worrede Flor Quijada and Hernan Barrera Barbara and Arthur Cecchin Alexia T. Fineman Lesley M. Jones and Thomas S. Yeadaker Patricia Mitchell Bartholomeu ’64 and Ida and William Chang Johanna I. R. Flashman ’14 Josephine and Gary Yee Carlos Bartholomeu Donna M. Chenier ’65 Jacqueline Richter and Stuart Flashman Steve and Marlene Young Virginia Andia-Bataille and Elizabeth Chilton Lillian and Stewart Fong Pierre Antoine Bataille Nancy and Rick Zaslove ’75 Margaret Piper Choy ’69 Fiaavae G. Tipoti-Fonua and Sara Bauermeister and Fernando Mazzuca Atunaisa Fonua Nora Garcia-Zepeda and Frank X. Zepeda Christine E. Christ Anna K. and Robert A. Bauman Ardelina and Pete Fortaleza Ellen and Jon W. Zinke Kathleen and Joseph M. Clapp Julie Graffagna and Jeff V. Beeby George Foster Anonymous (3) Jaime C. Colly Emily Behr Rochelle Portugal-Francisco and Barbara and Robert C. Colyar ’65 Jeffrey Berg Paul Francisco Century Club - Gifts of $100 + Community Safety Foundation Celia L. Bermeo Karen E. and Michael M. Frandy ’69 Christine and Thomas Abdenour J J. Conner and Julia Biakanja Sara J. Frisbee Melinda Wilson Abrazado ’61 Erin F. Faughnan Conner ’89 Susan R. Biakanja Robyn Wilkie and Justin R. Fritzsche ’99 Mario P. Abruzzini and Michaelle A. and John F. Cooke II Michelle D. and Thomas J. Bilensky Genevia Gee Fulbright ’80 and Amy Gerbel Abruzzini ’82 Linda M. Helper-Corley and Matt O. Corley Edward Fulbright Laura Thirion Billups ’93 and Tom Billups Zosha A. Adam ’09 Michael Costa and Frances Erelah Gafni Stephen Bird Amaral Costa ’67 Annie and Percival C. Adsuara Melissa and Arthur K. Galicia Elizabeth Davis Blasius ’67 Elizabeth and Robert Cote Sylvia Aguirre Gretchen and Brian Gallaway Robbie Blasser Caroline R. Counts ’12 LaVerne Murillo Aguirre-Parmley ’61 Ernestina Gallegos Jovita and Michael Boitano Thomas P. Counts ’11 Giancarlo Agurto Irma and Raul Garcia Julieta T. Tayco Boles ’84 Patricia and Robert Cross Karin Rimel Amour ’75 and William Amour Kelli Gardener Kelli D. and David W. Bordessa Andrew A. Crudo ’18 Roberta Souza Andersen ’55 and Christine D. and Joseph A. Garofoli Robert K. Andersen Isabel R. and Richard A. Bordow, M.D. Grace Gamoso Curcio ’89 and Valerie Garry Susan Andres Carol J. and Thomas G. Borst Salvatore Curcio Claudia Y. Mendoza and Ashpenaz Gaskin Carla R. and Nwanneka I. Anene Amelia J. and Kevin T. Bosque Colleen Curran

52 // Dragon Mr. and Mrs. Rivers Gee, Sr. Anna and Yves Jacot Amy C. Nolin LeBold ’94 Melinda C. N. Miller ’18 Beth Georgeopoulos Sue and Robert F. Jardine ’62 Nicole Pagano and Mark Lederer Noreene Smith Miskinnis ’58 Barbara and Robert B. Gex, Sr. Nathan Jaskowiak Anne E. Cairney and James E. Lee Malaika Mitchell Deanne M. Giacomelli Donald F. Javete Terrence M. Lee Magen Montez Susan and Dennis Gildea Marilyn Price-Jefferson and Eric Jefferson Kathleen Lenahan Kelly ’67 William M. Montgomery Jacqueline Goldsby ’79 Michael J. Jennaro ’99 John K. Letz and Linda and Richard J. Moore ’63 Carrie D. and William M. Gonsalves III ’78 Ann Jennings Elizabeth A. Cammerer Letz ’74 Laura O. Tarango and Victor B. Mora Angie M. and Carlos G. Gonzalez, Jr. Jorgen G. Jensen and Gabriela L. Levy ’18 Karin Morris Nicole Gonzalez Marie O. Snyder Jensen ’90 Christopher Lewis Charles Murphy Priscilla Gonzalez Rachel and Paul A. Jimenez, Jr. Gregory Lewis, Jr. Susan and Richard Murphy ’63 Barbara and Wayne Goodroe Pannee and Bryant E. Johnson, Sr. Suichen Lin Kathleen and Timothy Murphy Elizabeth and Don A. Goss Jacqueline Phillips and Mari A. Lineberry Navrang Inc Derreck Johnson ’82 Alicia and Armon Gray, Sr. Anita Gurrea Littman ’72 Rina and James P. Negri ’68 Alisa E. Jones Mia and Christian A. Green ’91 Brian J. Loeffler ’92 Edina M. Nelson Minerva L. and Karl A. Jones Marilyn and Rodney Greene Briana and Stephen Loewinsohn Jack P. Nelson Karla F. and Franklin D. Jones Jennifer and Wayne T. Gregori ’75 Debbi Long Mattoon Aprille C. and Don Nethercott Laurie L. Jones Joan E. and Stanley Grell Carolyn Cranston Lott ’69 and Lonald Lott Sadhana and Ratnakar Neurgaonkar Brian Judd Catherine and David F. Gross Dessiree P. and Amado Lozano, Jr. Carol and Marvin L. Neveu Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Christopher R. Lucas, Jr. ’18 Maurice R. and Marie R. Growney Matching Gift Program Elizabeth Newcomb ’55 Justine A. Lucas Nora Avalos-Gutierrez and Mary Kamian Timothy C. Newman Jesus A. Gutierrez, Sr. Mary Lucas Rolfe Kasling and Sonal Patel Angie Pham and Hien T. Nguyen Wahiba and Efton Hall, Jr. Brian D. Lucky ’81 Asha Keba Lisa Nicolini ’73 Elana H. Hall Jeanette and Robert MacDonald Beth M. Keer and Mark V. Riley Angela and Robert Nielebeck Keith Halliday Lorena M. and Victor M. Madrigal Stephen Keeter and Janet Smith Keeter ’79 Marlene Costa Nielsen ’59 and Gloria J. Ramirez Halman Gavin Maeda James Gwatkin III Monika Bauerlein and Robert L. Kelly Reginald Hamilton ’82 Velma Magnani Jeanne and Robert E. Nixon Nancy and Shawn Kelly Patricia and Doug Hammer Mariciel P. and Philip H. Mahoney Northern California Basketball Officials Julie Kendall Francesca A. Hammoude ’18 Diane and Roger S. Major Association Kennedy/Jenks Consultants Bervin L. Hankins III Cheryl and Craig Makela ’82 Maritza Nuno William F. Kenny Mary Schneider Hanlon ’66 and Laurie and Daniel Malmgren Yemi O. and Simeon O. Odesanya Mamie and Willie King, Jr. John Hanlon Reverend Richard Mangini Ferderick E. O’Herron Catherine Harris Michael Kloos and Mary C. Oppedahl ’64 Michelle DeVoe Kloos ’68 Beth and James Mannix Renee J. and Craig E. Harris Donna and Michael Ostrowski Kathy and Richard Knutson Cara D. Power Marasco ’96 Jason Romano and Kirsten B. Harris ’97 Mary and Glenn Otterman, Jr. Thomas Kosic Anne M. Doran Marchetti ’63 and Martha Hawkins Michael Marchetti Makalita L. Sakalia and Mosese Otuhiva Erik L. Kriens ’96 Regina G. Hawkins John Marcone Richard J. Owyang ’73 Carol W. Heard ’74 Jean and Peter Marcuzzo Vivien and Ryan N. Pagila Mark Hellender ’62 Bethanie H. and Michael M. Margado, Jr. Angie and Eugene Pak Crystal Henderson Nancy and Robert Margherita Varsha and John Panagos Susan J. Herman Stacey and Joseph Martin Sara B. Bedford and Michael C. Panori Maria G. Monroy and Jose Luis Hernandez Richard A. Martino ’60 Kimberly Papillon-Toure ’87

Thao T. and Hal M. Hernon Tina Canales and Greg Onken. Carolyn R. and Raymond A. Maxwell Carmela and Michael Park LaQueitta and DuPriest Hill Elizabeth F. McAroy Dani Zablocki Parker ’62 and Ruth and Gareth Hill Anna L. Kern and Mathew J. McCarthy William L. Parker Pamela R. and John R. Holland III Gregory McClain Stacy J. and Kelly C. Parker Stephen T. Holloway ’82 Sandra Seibles-McClymont and Tia M. Ciruli-Parks and Nathan Parks Mary Louise and Peter Honigsberg Russ McClymont Meredith Parry Barbara S. and Mark T. Hubbard ’72 Malik and Kelly McCord Walter L. Patrick, Jr. Robert E. Huber ’88 Nancy Yerby McCormick ’64 Darling Vinavong and Brian M. Payawal ’92 Carol A. Hubert ’55 Ellen McCracken ’65 and Mario Garcia Julie Pearce Douglas Hudson ’67 Dan McDonald Jeremy Pearson Karlin and Rodney I. Krug ’55 Janet Huff Gloria and Ronald McGoldrick Carol and George T. Pekkari ’63 Ileana and Robert Krumme Portia Hunt Zari and Jake McGuire Margaret G. and Elmer P. Penaranda Alison M. and Ariel Labra Peggy Huston Philip McLeod Maria Perez Ann Chang and Raymond Y. Lam Stephanie Hwang David McWalters ’58 Sally M. and Mario G. Perez ’91 Matthew Lane Jose A. Ibarra ’96 Shiela T. Meadows-Bailey Alicia D. and Ruben Perez Margaret W. Lange Matilda Ignacio Richard E. Meagher ’59 Linda Oakes Perkins ’67 and Lowell Perkins Francesca Lanpher Regan McMahon and Blair Jackson Marian Mendonza ’65 Stefan Perovich Patti and Sam Larsen Patrice Jackson Rosalinda Mendoza Rose Triplett Perry ’58 and Ann Lauer Richard J. Perry ’56 Rebecca M. Whittaker and Teresita P. and Alfredo G. Mercado Patrick D. Jacobs Joan Harshaw LeBer ’57 Marilyn Hagerman Miller ’58 Linda Maria Petrini

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Uyen P. Nguyen and Tri M. Pham Daniel J. Schneider ’76 Maureen Spranza Anne Cowie Ulses ’55 and Robert J. Ulses Rachel J. Pinette and Mark J. Durst Josefa Tozer Scholz ’63 Nicole Start Fred and Irene Umminger Margaret Plageman Michele and Randol L. Schreck Amy and Chris Stecher Loraine T. and Santiago F. Uranga Christina and Fabian Plascencia Concetta and Arthur Schroepfer Christine Boscacci Stefani ’57 and Karen M. Utrera and Bertrand R. Vick Danielle and Dale Power Jimin Yoo and Peter M. Schroepfer Paul Stefani Margaret M. Valva ’75 Kelly and Bill Powers Kathleen and Brian Schumacher Daniel H. Stephens ’94 William Van Doren Karen A. Proehl Robert Schwartz Khari E. Stockey ’94 Peter R. Van Tassel ’94 Cindy and Richard J. Puppione Chansook and Robert Schwartz Hilary A. Stoermer Carl E. Vandrie ’66 Debra Vails-Qualters and James Qualters Rev. Ronald Schwenzer, CSB Meghan Stokes Stephanie and Douglas T. Vierra, Sr. Carol and Kevin Quattrin Lynne Kabutan-Scott and Stephen W. Scott Esperanza Martinez and Gustavo Stoll Irene and Thomas Villagomez II Sid Quick and Linda K. Leighton Quick ’63 Endra B. Berhe and Fassil Sebhatu Constance Tobin Sturdy ’60 Gabriela E. Villarreal Yvonne A. Quinn Dorothy Serdar Michaela Sullivan Virginia Villegas Jacquelynne A. and Raul F. Ramos John Seronello Marjorie R. and Edward J. Summerville Nida E. and Emile K. Wahbeh Teodorie A. and George T. Ravara, Jr. John-Michael Serrano Ann M. Habermann Sussman ’73 and Patrice Wakeley ’01 David Sussman Susan and Alex Ravnik Carolyn Serrao ’65 Liz and Michael Waldrip ’81 Terri A. Kim and Jerrold H. Takahashi Carmen Reed Andrew K. Shaw ’15 Austin N. Walker ’15 Barbara Talavan James P. Reed II ’89 Gretchen E. Shaw ’13 Ava N. Walker ’19 Monique L. Tascoe-Burris ’95 Dorothy and Levi Reeves Nicole DeMarais Shaw ’81 Nancy Caldwell and John Walker Robert Tavares ’56 Ken Reggio Valerie C. and Jerome Shelton Martha Walker Tavares Realty and Associates Rosemarie A. and Marc J. Rehberger Meskerm Shewarged Kate Walsh-Cunnane Celeste and Douglas M. Taylor ’70 Lisa and Dennis W. Reichert Ghassan Shuwayhat Jeffrey W. Walters ’77 Joey Tchang Stacy L. and John A. Reinert Alexandra I. Silverman Adrienne Hanson and Granville Walton Anna R. Temple ’00 Ms. Liz Remigio Chris Silverman Jacob Wang Regene P. and Christopher Terrell Mary A. and Ronald Rettig-Zucchi Anna-Lisa and Victor Silvestre Carol Ward John Thomas III Dawn and Michael Rezente ’79 Tahira Simon Michael F. Ward ’76 Arlene D. Branch and Milvia Ricci Bobbe and James W. Skiles Stephen M. Thompson Michelle C. and Chris M. Webber Maureen and Arthur Richardson Cheryl M. Smith Randal L. Thornally ’69 Erin Weesner-McKinley Lecia A. Richardson-Vega L. Aaron and Jonisha Smith Anne T. Tierney Vanessa A. and Michael C. Wellington Kathleen Riley Judith G. Smith ’61 Matthew M. Tierney ’90 Maria K. and Jonathan T. Wells Therese and Donovan Rittenbach Tjuana and Troy T. Smylie Tierney Conner Inc Barbara and John Whalen Rachel G. Y. Quill and Luis A. Rivera, Jr. Laurie Phillips Whitsel ’58 and Robert D. Rivers ’60 Richard H. Whitsel Julia Wong ’19, Layla Gafni-Kubukeli ’19 and Nicolas Hauser ’19. Rosette Nguyen and Pat and William H. Wiegmann ’55 Thomas P. Roberson ’69 Ming-Ching Wong Darren T. Roberts Linda and David Woo Janice M. Roberts Carole King and Dennis J. Woodruff Mary Maloney Roberts Nina Woodruff and Gregory Walker Barbara J. and James M. Rockett Anne and Fred Wulff ’60 Judith Seri and Marin A. Rodriguez ’83 Stacey E. and Derwin L. Wyatt Sol Rodriguez Garrett Wynne Mary Ann Rokovich ’65 Phing Y. Yamamoto ’03 Claudine L. Ronquillo ’18 Theresa K. and Gene Yang Victoria and Denis Ronquillo Sharon and Olujimi Yoloye Liwayway Berry Ronzone ’83 Summer Youker Deborah H. and Michael A. Roosevelt Monica L. Hayes Younghein ’69 and Paul Ross John K. Younghein Stacey Gee Roura ’87 Anonymous (3) Sara Rusche Joanna White Ryder ’69 and Julian Ryder O’Dowd Supporter - Gifts to $99 Colette E. Ashby Sadler and Mark M. Sadler Alec S. Abdul-Rahim ’18 Norma and Jesus S. Salas J. Catherine Camacho Snelling ’67 and Maurita T. Toler ’07 Maureen and James Adgar Peter J. Alexopulos James Salber ’60 Bertha Torres and Miguel Briseno Theresa Light Ajuria ’69 and Ken Ajuria Barbara and Lawrence A. Soletti Kristy Sambor Jane Ratto Traversa ’70 and Ryan J. Allen ’18 Jeannine Willits Songey ’80 and Vincenzo Traversa Amy L. Allington ’88 Sara Rosario-Sanchez and Javier F. Sanchez Jim Songey Cindy L. Hoch and David M. Trinchero Taylor Altman Veronica Savage Christopher D. Sooy ’82 Gina Jackson and Carlos Trujillo Bernice T. Angeles ’18 Elizabeth D. and Robert Scarpa ’70 Mildred C. Sorrells Michael M. Turnacliff Edmund Ankamah John and Maricel Schilt Susan Goodier and Furio R. Soto Valena and Lonnie Turner Khukheper K. Awakoaiye ’18 Mary P. and Trevor M. Schirmer Donna McKenzie Soto ’62 and Gloria and Paul B. Schmidt ’68 Raymond Soto ’58 Helene Simi Twyford ’55 Cosette C. Backus ’18 Katherine and John Spees Cheryl Fields Tyler and Thomas J. Tyler Hannah Baker ’18

54 // Dragon Maxine K. and Raymond L. Bannister Sharon R. Correia ’83 Jayla S. Goler ’18 Marie-Claire J. Lamoureux ’18 Joseph T. Barry ’72 James B. Curran ’56 Diane and Nelson M. Gomes Devra and James Laner Sanah Basrai ’18 Christine E. Curulla ’18 Ellen A. Doctor Graham ’56 Rosalla Latimer Lauren Basta Debbie VanHecke ’70 and Gregor J. Cuzner LaVette Gray Barbara Lauer Anita M. Battle ’78 Maya C. Daluz ’18 Marguerite and Anthony Green Mia A. Lauer ’18 Roy Bayford and Lynda O’Reilly Bayford ’57 Brion F. Daniels ’81 Genevieve Leslie and William Greene Beatrice H. Leader ’18 Maurine and Nicolas Bekaert Morena and Desmond Davis Jason T. Grisby ’06 Spencer F. Leader ’18 Ward Belding, Jr. and Henry A. Deck ’18 Julie Guilfoy and Patrick Morrow David L. Leal ’86 Patricia McFeely Belding ’59 Kristina M. Dedekian ’98 Prescilla Gurrea-Gonzalez Claire M. P. Lefebre ’18 Peter Beltrano Adrian D. DeDomenico ’96 Kameela H. Hall ’18 LinkedIn Corporation Gerald D. Bennett ’93 and Angelica Gomez Lola T. Deibert Neal Hamilton Tatia M. and Francisco J. Lira Karen Biancalana-Lambright ’68 Cheryl Delahoussaye ’65 Edwin B. Harris Marilyn and Craig Long Kimberly Blessing Chris LeMay Dempsey ’72 and Yolanda Harvey-Patton ’87 and Stephan P. Loukianoff ’18 Karen and Steven H. Bovarnick Robert E. Dempsey ’72 Darren Patton, Sr. Sharon D. Love David Boyd and Carmen X. Hill Boyd ’86 Sandra Burrows DeTata ’60 Jenay D. Hatchell ’18 Charlotte A. Low ’18 Kenyan L. Branscomb, Jr. ’18 Luke W. Ditzler ’18 Anna M. Hawkins ’15 Jonathan W. Low ’18 Sarah Bremer Barbara A. and David W. Dixon ’67 Shirley and Robert Hayman Donna and Raymond Maas Julianna Brown Kristi Kopplow-Dixon and Dominic Henri Belinda G. Magallon ’16 Michael R. Dixon ’22 Mary Alice Brown Hank J. Herbert ’18 Alexander D. N. and Nicole Maguire George A. Donovan ’18 Rebecca M. Brown ’18 Claudia R. Hester ’18 Diane Mahoney ’68 Russell E. Bruin ’18 Andrew B. Downs and Mary M. Hicken Christine MacDonald Downs ’82 Eleanor M. Manuel Ryan P. Bunner ’18 Kevin R. Hislop ’88 Anna Dubon ’18 Katherine M. Marcel ’18 John Burns ’62 Francesca S. Hoffman ’18 Olivia Duff ’18 Dru Marion Rose Caldwell Isabella B. Hoglund ’18 Samantha A. Durbin ’98 Debbie A. Furino Marshall ’82 and Hailey C. Caldwell-Meurer ’18 Tahira and George Holland W. David Marshall Colleen Durkin Colette F. Calegari ’18 Jevon M. Holland ’18 Quante Martin ’18 Joy A. Jaeger Ehlers ’93 Gloria Caliri Natalie T. Huaco ’18 Joan Voorhees Martiny ’61 Marianne Ellis Grace Prindiville Campbell ’64 Mary I. Hurley Shariyf A. Mayer ’18 Patricia and Richard A. Espicha ’63 Ava L. Canales ’18 Audrey Irwin and Robert Merritt Lynn and Brian McCrea Carol Albers Evans, N.P. ’67 and Ariana Candell, M.F.C.C. ’78 and Stephen M. Evans ’69 Mary E. Jackson ’84 Alison Fleming-McElroy and Mitchell Dale Dwight McElroy Normandie Fallon Nishantha M. Jayasuriya ’18 Liam Carmody ’18 Cathy and Greg McFann Margaux E. M. Faure ’18 Ana S. Jed ’18 Robin Cartwright Joan McIntosh Nicole A. Ferdinando and Justin Nazari Maya F. Jenkins ’18 Maxwell O. Catanzaro ’18 Naomi McKean Patricia Fernandez Cecelia Johnson Melissa Claire V. Catolos ’18 Janet and Thomas K. McManus, Jr. Karen and Pete Ferra Else G. Dittmer Johnson ’96 David T. Champion II ’18 William McNeil Howard Fields Jessica Johnson Josephine and James Chan Thomas J. McPartland ’63 Raymond A. Fleming Sean S. Johnson ’18 Jolene L. Chan ’16 Elayne T. Meadows ’18 Aprille Y. Flint Andrew Jones ’86 Zoe A. Chan ’18 Olivia Balogh Melaugh ’93 Rosario and James Flores Solita and J. Perry Julien Brandon E. B. Charles ’18 Felicity L. Meu ’97 Megan L. Foley ’89 and Neil Donovan Henna Kaur ’18 Johnny Chau Rico F. Mok ’11 Andrew Fomai Maeve R. Kelly ’18 Megan H. Chen-Porter ’91 Kaine Montez ’18 Aidan A. Forth ’18 Harrison R. Kepp ’18 Natalie and Matthew Chilese Susan Moore Nathan D. L. Francis ’18 Jamie and John Kepp Elizabeth Meagher Cholerton Douglas W. Moran ’18 Jill E. Friedrich Madeline and Joseph Kepp Michael Cholerton Catherine Moseley ’18 Gina Gaiser Adeleen M. Khem ’18 Gina L. and Royce A. Chrys Reverend Lois Mueller Julia C. W. Gallaway ’18 Kieran A. King ’83 Sheila R. Clapp ’14 Aidan N. Murphy ’18 Ya Gao ’18 Vicki Prepouses Kiningham ’78 and Joshua P. Cleto ’18 Robert Kiningham Alex C. Murphy ’18 Cecille Garcia ’68 Morgan D. Cluff ’18 Maureen Wingfield Klausner ’68 and Xavier E. Murray ’18 Arlana J. and David J. Garner Samantha M. Colbert-Neal ’18 Karl Klausner Shreya Nagdev ’18 Cecelia A. Garofoli ’18 Avery E. Collard ’18 Irene Klein Carole Nickolai Jane Mullen Gates ’63 Karen Colley James Koeppen Kathleen Geritz and Jeff Norman Alice Gee Max A. Cometa ’18 John A. Kohler IV Charlene Nugent Timothy D. Georgevich ’08 Joyce and Edward Conley Dennis M. Kohles ’69 Carla and James Nunes ’58 Jordan E. Gibbs ’09 Margaret R. Connelly ’72 Kristofer Koller Courtney E. O’Callaghan ’18 Robert F. Gilfether ’56 Charemon and Jamal Cooks Lori KovenChambers ’75 James S. O’Hare ’63 Alexis N. Gillikin ’18 Janice Coonrod Elizabeth A. Kramer ’03 Chris and David Olofson Alex C. Gitau ’18 Michelle J. Cooper Valerie Kuki Jennifer and Ethan O’Rafferty Marnae Glover ’18 Teixeira E. Cooper ’18 Helen and Steve Kwan Miles D. Owens ’18 Kate I. L. Goldmann ’18 Saloma Guesnon Cordero ’58 Kandy and Christopher Kyriacou Jon Pabico

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Ella R. Pashman ’18 Ronny L. Smith ’06 Phillip Palmer ’87 Georgina R. W. Pease ’18 Stephanie G. Smith HERITAGE SOCIETY Barbara J. and Stephen R. Petersen ’61

Philippia and Anthony R. Pegram Jennica So ’18 Alumni, parents, faculty and Vickie Barrious Poitevin ’65 and Maya J. Perkins ’18 Kathleen A. and Alfred D. Soller Michael J. Poitevin friends who make legacy gifts Taylor J. Perri ’18 Judith Souza Sid Quick and Linda K. Leighton Quick ’63 to Bishop O’Dowd High School Marissa M. Petty ’18 Judith and David Stein, D.V.M. Joseph Ratto in their estate plans play a key Thien Pham Erika K. Sue ’18 Robert J. Ravano ’58 Catherine M. Eagan and Jeffrey D. Phillips Diana Sychr role in charting our future and Jen Ripley Jackie Menghini Pickard ’60 Robert S. Symens-Bucher ’18 assuring fiscal stability. Their gifts David Rose ’60* Sofia C. Plazola ’18 Kristina and Timothy Taggart build the endowment, a perpet- Karen M. Ruiz ’88 Benjamin O. Porter ’18 Connor S. Tamor ’18 ual fund whose income provides Gale A. Ross Salvador ’72 Garrett W. Post ’18 Target Corporation essential financial support for all The Estate of Gregory P. Schmidt ’65* Mary E. Pratt ’72 Jennifer L. and John A. Thaete aspects of the school. We recog- David Schwoegler ’61 Mathilde Provencher ’18 Michael V. Thaete ’18 nize the commitment of these Nicole DeMarais Shaw ’81 Annie Prutzman Lisa and Andrew E. Tharp visionary donors by extending to Thea Gorman Shepard ’62 and Ken L. Shepard ’59 Matthew K. Quamina ’18 Athena Thibodeau them membership in the 1951 Dr. and Mrs. William M. Smith Tamarik O. Rabb ’17 Ihly Shue and Daniel R. Thibodeau Heritage Society. Victoria Bramsman Srago ’62 and Laura Ramey Malia R. Thornton ’18 Michael Srago Fred Randolph Catherine Thresher LizaDawn Aduviso and Gil Ramirez Reverend Paul Vassar ’63 Karen Bozzone Raven ’86 and Dan Raven Logan L. Tom ’18 Darrick J. Tonini and George P. Aguiar ’71 Geraldine and Carlo Vecchiarelli ’60 Sarah L. Raven ’11 Lucy and Roger Tom Karin Rimel Amour ’75 and William Amour Anonymous (6) Donna and David Ray Camille Tompkins-Jones Maria Angeles Peytra J. Redfield David Tong Stephen M. Avery ’71 Clayton S. Restagno ’18 Michael A. Torres ’18 Patricia H. and V. Paul Bail ’58 Dominic C. Richardson ’18 Joseph A. Tortolani ’11 Lisa Morbidelli and Michael Barbee Gary Rinehart and Kim and Dan Truong ALUMNI BY YEAR Dyan Radich ’66 and Richard Beito Sharon Duffy Rinehart ’57 Christine Pawloski Tulin ’70 Lillian and Ross J. * Cadenasso Carolyn and Paul Rinetti Kamala Tully 1955 Jim Canty ’60 Nathalie K. Rivera-Mayorga ’18 Lonnie Turner III ’18 Roberta Souza Andersen Elizabeth Prola Roberts ’91 and Ed Roberts Kathleen A. Connelly ’60 and James T. Bill Maureen Barry Tyree ’77 Parkes Johnson Travis C. Robertson ’15 Albert J. Heeg, Jr.* Cecily L. Van Remortel ’18 Suzanne Schofield Connolly ’65 and Okashi Robles ’85 Antonio Vasquez Peter Connolly Carol A. Hubert Jane F. Kilzer and James P. Rodriguez Lauryn Vaughn ’18 Margaret Cornwall Jacqueline Haake Jacobberger Sophia Rodriguez ’18 Elizabeth Vaz Steve and Kate Costa Rodney I. Krug David R. Rosario ’18 Meghan and Edward C. Vieira-Ducey ’97 Ana F. Costa ’72 Elizabeth Newcomb, Ed.D Christopher Roscoe Francisco B. Villanueva ’79 and Rose Catucci Crosetti* Geraldine Joyce Scharf Bonnie and Paul Rosenstein Linda A. Burrough-Villanueva Michael A. Cusortelli ’75 John W. Tarabini Karla Salinas ’18 Jacob E. Wahbeh ’18 Pauline and Ernest DeCoite* Helene Simi Twyford Pablo G. Samoilys ’18 Geraldine and Thomas A. Walther Chris DeLima ’83 Anne Cowie Ulses Benjamin A. Samuels ’18 Teresa L. Washington-Evans ’83 Marion Ferreira Durbin ’56 William H. Wiegmann Geraldine Joyce Scharf ’55 Juliana O. Weinerth ’19 Christina S. Fisher ’85 Christine A. Songey Schmitz ’70 and Lorraine and Ronald Wenzler Lillian and Stewart Fong Gregory A. Schmitz 1956 Dyani M. West ’18 Jennifer L. Granucci ’81 Jan J. and Daniel J. Schmitz Ann Thompson Buckley Andi N. Wiley ’18 The Estate of Paul M. Harvey ’63* Lina Schoendorf James B. Curran Yasmin and Darrell J. Williams ’78 Antoinette S. and John D. Heagerty ’60 Jean Schroeder Cynthia Matthews Darbo Max Williams ’18 Mark Hellender ’62 Sabine Schroepfer ’18 Marion Ferreira Durbin David Wilson ’68 Betty and Dale Isaacs Shawn S. Schulz ’18 Michael F. Egan Galanafai Windross ’18 Janine Jason and William R. Jarvis ’66 Mercelle Y. Seale ’82 Kathleen M. Kemp Forrest Kathleen M. and David A. Woolsey ’59 Earl R. JOHson ’61 Lou Segale Edward S. Gallagher Daniel A. Wruck ’18 Connie and N. Eric Jorgensen ’56 Jennifer Benford Seibert ’80 Robert F. Gilfether Debra Wurgler Karlin and Rodney I. Krug ’55 Sylvia Seltzer Ellen A. Doctor Graham Adeya A. Wyatt ’18 Mark S. Luciano ’78 Diane Santas and David Sharp N. Eric Jorgensen Szu-Yin Yeh William Lyons Dorothy Sheeran Philip A. Meany Richard Yuen Pamela Ellis Mack ’62 and Stephen Mack Sabrina N. Neveu Shell ’97 and Daniel Shell Donald Parr Anonymous (5) Gertrude McCulloch ’63 Susan and Stephen G. Shub Richard J. Perry Noreene Smith Miskinnis ’58 Ella C. Silverman ’18 Antone F. Salel Margie and Kerry J. Murphy ’60 Chanita T. Simmons Diana Padovani-Skokan Nancy J. Negri ’70 Brandon A. Sims ’00 Linda L. Slakey Rina and James P. Negri ’68 Andrew G. Smith ’18 Robert Tavares

56 // Dragon Robert J. Ravano Judith Kollmeyer Geiselman David Dold 1957 Raymond Soto Bea Steffensen Hallenbeck Thomas Lotz Lynda O’Reilly Bayford Laurie Phillips Whitsel Marcia McKeirnan Haro McAuliffe Joan Voorhees Martiny Bernadine Castagnola Carpenter John D. Heagerty Stephen R. Petersen Sheila Moyles Cushing Ronald P. Hora Kathleen Schmidt Padilla Ronald Dirito 1959 Richard A. Martino Judith G. Smith Patricia McFeely Belding Donald Dirito Patricia Santi McMillan John P. Burke Joan LeBer Kerry J. Murphy Richard A. McGregor Carol Matthews Milano Dennis Murphy 1962 Richard E. Meagher James A. Aguiar Sharon Duffy Rinehart Nancy Farnan Oliver Marlene Costa Nielsen Helen Yolland Bakke Christine Boscacci Stefani Jackie Menghini Pickard Ronald J. Simon Mary Frances Corcoran Barranti Anthony B. Varni Gary L. Ritzman David A. Woolsey Charles Bettencourt Clifford Wixson* Robert D. Rivers James Salber John M. Burns Judith Blout Sanchez Andrea L. Hayes Gould 1958 1960 Heide Aguirre Happoldt Joseph E. Addiego, Jr., MD Constance Tobin Sturdy Saloma Guesnon Cordero Mark Hellender Allan J. Boscacci Phillip Sumner John R. Dougery Robert F. Jardine Jim Canty Fred Wulff George Jardim Pamela Ellis Mack Kathleen A. Connelly Douglas Johnston Dani Zablocki Parker Carol A. Russell Dabb Peter P. La Torre, Jr. 1961 Diane L. Steccone Smahlik Sandra Burrows DeTata David McWalters Carolyn Billings Abrams Donna McKenzie Soto Jackie Reid Dettloff Marilyn Hagerman Miller Melinda Wilson Abrazado Arthur J. Spencer James C. Dietrich Noreene Smith Miskinnis LaVerne Murillo Aguirre-Parmley Victoria Bramsman Srago Rocco Franciosa James Nunes Patricia A. Wixson Boscacci Ann Feyen Walsh Judith L. Gardenhire, D.C. Rose Triplett Perry Marilyn A. Padovani Denham Create a Better Tomorrow O’Dowd students are committed to making a difference in the lives of others. By including O’Dowd in your will, you can ensure that financial circumstances don’t get in the way.

Become a lifelong member of the Bishop O’Dowd High School Heritage Society by including O’Dowd in your will.

To learn more, visit www.bishopodowd.org/giving or contact Michelle Hawkins, Director of Development (510) 553-8630 or [email protected]

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Cherrie Nanninga Paul B. Schmidt Martin G. Friedrich 1963 Terri Texeira Donna Rumulo Vannucci Mark D. Muller Lyn Cardin Andersen Carl E. Vandrie David Wilson Lisa Nicolini Suzanne Montali Brennan Anonymous Richard J. Owyang Joan Guettinger Carter Ann M. Habermann Sussman Kevin J. Donahue Anonymous Richard A. Espicha 1969 Theresa Light Ajuria Jane Mullen Gates Margaret Piper Choy Robert Hall 1974 Brian T. Donahue Melinda A. Eisenhut Dunn Anne M. Doran Marchetti Stephen M. Evans Carol W. Heard Thomas J. McPartland Michael M. Frandy Elizabeth A. Cammerer Letz Richard J. Moore Dennis M. Kohles Loretta Cumming Meyer

Richard Murphy Kerwin Allen and P.J. Vaughn. Carolyn Cranston Lott Michael Raphel James S. O’Hare Thomas P. Roberson Steven F. Sciamanna George T. Pekkari Joanna White Ryder Frederick M. Turner Linda K. Leighton Quick Randal L. Thornally Anonymous Josefa Tozer Scholz Monica L. Hayes Younghein 1964 1975 Karin Rimel Amour Patricia Mitchell Bartholomeu 1970 Elizabeth J. Cabraser William C. Barbagallo Jeanne Ratto Bettencourt Debbie VanHecke Cuzner Bridget McBride Belick Grace Prindiville Campbell 1967 Jeffery J. Hansen Wayne T. Gregori Catherine Dunigan Suzanne Arnhart Julie A. Wilson Petrini Lori Koven Chambers Patrick W. Golden, Jr. Kathryn R. McLeod Barger Joseph E. Raphel Dale A. Hampton Muller Thomas H. Larkin Elizabeth Davis Blasius Robert Scarpa Teresa Sorisio Ritelli Catherine Kirby Levinson Sherry L. Bracken Christine A. Songey Schmitz Edward J. Ritelli, Jr. Marjorie Matthews Dennise Burgess Douglas M. Taylor Anne E. Symens-Bucher Nancy Yerby McCormick Richard W. Clark, M.D. John C. Tibbetts, Jr. Margaret M. Valva Mary C. Oppedahl Frances Amaral Costa Jane Ratto Traversa Rick Zaslove J. Barrett Pullman David W. Dixon Christine Pawloski Tulin Anonymous Judith Logan Smith Carol Albers Evans, N.P. Steven F. Splendorio Mike Friedrich Douglas Hudson 1971 1976 James R. Kohles Stephen M. Avery Al A. Carrasco 1965 Brian Judd and Kevin Hester ’88. Kathleen Lenahan Kelly John A. Cecconi, Sr. Mark I. Leyva Donna M. Chenier Michael McGuire Stephen Dunn Robert D. Mahoney Robert C. Colyar Linda Oakes Perkins Kathleen Sereda Glaub Lisa Coffey Mahoney Suzanne Schofield Connolly Michael Scanlon Janet Capurro Graham Alisa A. Morua Cheryl Delahoussaye James M. Schiavenza Janet Layrac Haun Dominic M. Pontrelli George F. Farley J. Catherine Camacho Snelling Diane Songey Twomey Daniel J. Schneider Anne MacWhinney Hobbs Michael Walsh Michael F. Ward Noreen Angiola Maresca James R. White Ellen McCracken Kathleen Elston Wright 1972 Marian Mendonza Anonymous Joseph T. Barry 1977 Dennis Monohan Margaret R. Connelly Vickie Barrious Poitevin Chris LeMay Dempsey Richard J. Cadenasso Mary Ann Rokovich 1968 Robert E. Dempsey Jan Ushijima Frei Carolyn H. Serrao Karen Biancalana-Lambright Mark T. Hubbard James Frei Patricia Menghini Walters Edda M. Browne Caraballo Anita Gurrea Littman Joel Gudger Paul E. Dolan III Richard G. Logan, Jr. Joan Shepherd Mellows 1966 Theresa Erwin Timothy P. Maroney Maureen Barry Tyree Cecille Garcia Mary E. Pratt Jeffrey W. Walters Terry A. Adami Terrence E. Gentle Charles Slyngstad Dyan Radich Beito Nick Grover Neal Vandendriesche Laura Mayes Benz Donald E. Keeley 1978 Ron Flores Anita M. Battle Maureen Wingfield Klausner Mary Schneider Hanlon Ariana Candell, M.F.C.C. Michelle DeVoe Kloos 1973 Sue Hansen Marianne Mosher Carrasco Diane Mahoney Pamela Warner Berry William R. Jarvis William M. Gonsalves III James P. Negri Edward J. Dold

58 // Dragon Vicki Prepouses Kiningham Michael Waldrip Eileen Holt Groff R. Patrick Malkassian Catherine Aymeric Lindorfer Antonette Gullatt West Okashi Robles Stacey Thornberry Martin Darrell J. Williams Robert L. Roddy Kathleen Bozzone Olmos Joseph D. Walthers James P. Reed II 1982 Anonymous Meghan B. Bailey Wallingford 1979 Amy Gerbel Abruzzini Nari E. Williams Angel Coogler Walker Sabrina F. Chaumette Anonymous Eamonn F. Dolan Stephen L. Daniels 1986 Jacqueline Goldsby Christine MacDonald Downs Carmen X. Hill Boyd Stuart J. Gruendl Reginald Hamilton Tamulia Dalke 1990 Michael J. Huaco Adrienne Guyton Hogg Monica D. Dirito Eric T. Bjornson Janet Smith Keeter Warren Hogg Margaret B. Dunlap Matthew M. Tierney Sheila Coffey Kilty Stephen T. Holloway Andrew Jones Katherine McGinty Naas Patricia S. Holman David L. Leal Laurie Shepherd Page Derreck Johnson Julia Harris Odom 1991 Michael Rezente Craig Makela Lee O. Odom, Jr. Jeffrey W. Brown John F. Russi Debbie A. Furino Marshall Rebecca C. Perata Megan H. Chen-Porter Jodelle M. Prola Russi Paul C. McLoone, M.D. Karen Bozzone Raven Elizabeth M. Gonzalez Francisco B. Villanueva Julie Smith Richardson Christian A. Green Mercelle Y. Seale Alexander D. Grell Christopher D. Sooy 1987 Mario G. Perez 1980 Petra S. Rodriguez Camacho Elizabeth Prola Roberts Patricia Watson Capello Kech Collins Carera Brian K. Rogers Leonard Charles III 1983 Thomas N. Duffy Aniesha I. Sapp Genevia Gee Fulbright Lori Govan Adams Jordona Elderts Lisa M. Taylor Van Nyhuis Peter J. Nuti Douglas S. Atkinson Scott D. Gattey Ronald A. Ratto Sharon R. Correia Yolanda Harvey-Patton Jennifer Benford Seibert Kathleen U. Scannell Flood Michael C. Humphrey 1992 Jeannine Willits Songey Kieran A. King Kimberly Papillon-Toure Kaya S. Smith Aranha Rhonda M. Jackson Morris Paul J. Robinson Jason J. Beito Suzanne Nuti Peterson Stacey Gee Roura Brian J. Loeffler Marin A. Rodriguez Benjamin L. Sparks Brian M. Payawal Liwayway Berry Ronzone Aimee L. Tom Laurence A. Walters Lisa A. Baskin Wright Teresa L. Washington-Evans 1988 Amy L. Allington Brian Judd and Kevin Hester ’88. Stephanie R. Jones Bradley 1993 1984 Heidi Stickever Bratton Juliet A. Arechiga Julieta T. Tayco Boles Jonathan A. Breznikar Gerald D. Bennett Kathleen E. Canty Brown Ryan A. Brockbank Laura Thirion Billups Lisa I. Umezawa Bunn Cara Logan Brockbank Joy A. Jaeger Ehlers Helen Kwak Castillo Laura Colbert Fenn Tarik Glenn Daniel Copenhagen Nicole L. Harris Johnna Concannon Grell Brian D. Cushing Kevin P. Hester Wilson C. Lew Patricia A. Hennigan Dunne Kevin R. Hislop Olivia Balogh Melaugh Matthew W. Heafey Robert E. Huber Adam H. Reilly 1981 Brenda Lewis Jackson Paulette Bickers Roddy Jane S. P. Schmitz Frandics P. Chan Mary E. Jackson Michelle M. Russi Monica Kearney Yu Michael J. Cooke Sarah M. Miller Laurie Bjornson Slez Brion F. Daniels Leon Natsues Leila Bulling Towne 1994 Patrick J. Flood James F. Nettleton Anonymous Amy C. Nolin LeBold Michael R. Hester Henry A. Palmer Sutter A. Schumacher Brian D. Lucky Dante A. Rodriguez Daniel H. Stephens Jason Maas Monica A. Sullivan 1989 Jacqueline Forst Breznikar Khari E. Stockey Thomas J. Moglia John Valva Peter R. Van Tassel Gregory Nuti Erin F. Faughnan Conner Claire Jullien Nuti Grace Gamoso Curcio Leslie Sims Robertson 1985 Christopher Fee, M.D. 1995 Roderick Roche Tracey N. Broadhead Frith Megan L. Foley Shannon M. Donahue Nicole DeMarais Shaw Lisa Brue Amy Duffy Hester Monique L. Tascoe-Burris Michael Cameron Christopher J. Kuesel

Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 59 Honor Roll of DONORS ... continued from p.59 1996 1999 2007 2013 Takiyah N. Brooks Justin R. Fritzsche Maurita T. Toler Sophia J. G. Mar Leah M. Casey Michael J. Jennaro Corey C. Nuti Adrian D. DeDomenico Gretchen E. Shaw Jose A. Ibarra 2008 Anonymous Else G. Dittmer Johnson 2000 Timothy D. Georgevich Erik L. Kriens Brandon A. Sims Cara D. Power Marasco Anna R. Temple 2014 2009 Sheila R. Clapp Zosha A. Adam Johanna I. R. Flashman 1997 2001 Jordan E. Gibbs Brianne N. Fernandez Megan S. Sweeney Kirsten B. Harris Patrice Wakeley 2015 2010 Anna M. Hawkins Felicity L. Meu Grayson G. Nuti Sabrina N. Neveu Shell 2003 Jenna N. Nuti Edward C. Vieira-Ducey Travis C. Robertson Elizabeth A. Kramer Andrew K. Shaw Anonymous Phing Y. Yamamoto 2011 Andrew J. Carlson Austin N. Walker Thomas P. Counts 1998 2005 Rico F. Mok Jess J. Brown, Jr. 2016 Daniel J. Hess Sarah L. Raven Jolene L. Chan Samantha A. Durbin Bryant Tyson W. Ross Joseph A. Tortolani Alexander G. Cuthbertson Belinda G. Magallon Kristina M. Dedekian Nicholas A. Maccarone 2006 2012 2017 Sean M. O’Shea Jason T. Grisby Caroline R. Counts Riley P. Ellis Kevin P. Reimers Ronny L. Smith Clement T. Y. Koo

Daniel U. Thuillier Tamarik O. Rabb

November 27, 2018 Giving Tuesday marks the start of the giving season and is the perfect time to invest in O’Dowd students. Interested in being a social media ambassador to help spread the word? Contact Nicole Ferdinando at [email protected].

60 // Dragon Isabella B. Hoglund Robert S. Symens-Bucher Nancy and Hugh Ditzler THE SENIOR Jevon M. Holland Connor S. Tamor Kathleen and Eamonn F. Dolan ’79 CLASS GIFT Natalie T. Huaco Michael V. Thaete Lisa Chavez and Oscar Dubon Nishantha M. Jayasuriya Malia R. Thornton Kathleen Dunlap 2018 Ana S. Jed Logan L. Tom Katarzyna Kowalska-Ekstrand and Steven Ekstrand Alec S. Abdul-Rahim Maya F. Jenkins Michael A. Torres Jordona Elderts ’87 and Joseph S. Restagno Ryan J. Allen Sean S. Johnson Lonnie Turner III Beth A. and Demian E. Entrekin Bernice T. Angeles Henna Kaur Cecily L. Van Remortel Elizabeth Lake and Daniel Francis Khukheper K. Awakoaiye Maeve R. Kelly Lauryn Vaughn Gretchen and Brian Gallaway Cosette C. Backus Harrison R. Kepp Jacob E. Wahbeh Rohonoda and Levack Gardner Hannah Baker Adeleen M. Khem Juliana O. Weinerth ’19 Arlana J. and David J. Garner Sanah Basrai Marie-Claire J. Lamoureux Dyani M. West Christine D. and Joseph A. Garofoli Kenyan L. Branscomb, Jr. Mia A. Lauer Andi N. Wiley Valerie Garry Quinn T. Brinnon Beatrice H. Leader Max Williams Beth Georgeopoulos Rebecca M. Brown Spencer F. Leader Galanafai Windross Jill Rosenthal and Steven Grossman Russell E. Bruin Claire M. P. Lefebre Daniel A. Wruck Stuart J. Gruendl ’79 Ryan P. Bunner Gabriela L. Levy Adeya A. Wyatt Keith Halliday Hailey C. Caldwell-Meurer Stephan P. Loukianoff Anonymous Donna Diamzon and Oussama Hammoude Colette F. Calegari Charlotte A. Low Jeffrey Hatchell Ava L. Canales Jonathan W. Low The Senior Class of 2018 Gift - Donors Michelle and Joseph Hawkins Liam Carmody Christopher R. Lucas, Jr. 1032 CRI Inc Fionnuala M. and Thomas M. Hennigan Maxwell O. Catanzaro Katherine M. Marcel Sophia Bucheli and Walid Abdul-Rahim Regina A. Henry Melissa Claire V. Catolos Quante Martin Goretti and Bret Allenbach Linda Pearson and Jack Herbert David T. Champion II Shariyf A. Mayer Leslie Francis and Jack T. Backus Ruth and Gareth Hill Zoe A. Chan Elayne T. Meadows Hannelene B. Bail Jody and Arthur Hoffman Brandon E. B. Charles Melinda C. N. Miller Pavitdeep and Gurjit S. Basrai Susan and Michael J. Huaco ’79 Joshua P. Cleto Kaine Montez Julia Biakanja Eleni G. and Andrew Q. Hub Morgan D. Cluff Douglas W. Moran Susan R. Biakanja Gina and Hamilton Hunt Samantha M. Colbert-Neal Catherine Moseley Elizabeth Z. and Janusz S. Bialek Mary I. Hurley Avery E. Collard Alex C. Murphy Susan and John Blunt Vicki and Chris Joseph Max A. Cometa Aidan N. Murphy Michelle and John Brinnon Jamie and John Kepp Teixeira E. Cooper Xavier E. Murray Kathleen E. Canty Brown ’84 and Lloyd Brown Madeline and Joseph Kepp Andrew A. Crudo Shreya Nagdev Mary Alice Brown Lisa M. and Paul R. Lamoureux Christine E. Curulla Courtney E. O’Callaghan Moire and William M. Bruin Barbara Lauer Maya C. Daluz Miles D. Owens Jacqueline and Andrew Burke Kevin C. Leader Henry A. Deck Ella R. Pashman Patricia Canty Meghan B. Leader Lola T. Deibert Georgina R. W. Pease Antonieta and Martin J. Carmody Lisa A. and Gregory E. Lefebre Luke W. Ditzler Maya J. Perkins Thérèse and John Carper Allison and Ray Lehner George A. Donovan Taylor J. Perri Paulette Paulos-Carr and Eric J. Carr Jingyi Yu and Yadong Liu Anna Dubon Marissa M. Petty William and Lorna Carroll Marilyn and Craig Long Olivia Duff Sofia C. Plazola Ulla Morris-Carter and Bill Carter Sonia and Peter N. Loukianoff Nicholas A. Entrekin Benjamin O. Porter Carol and Joseph Castronovo Lisa Quan and Stanley Low Margaux E. M. Faure Garrett W. Post Jenny C. and Andy H. Chan Natalie B. and Christopher R. Lucas, Sr. Aidan A. Forth Mathilde Provencher Marie T. and Hsiu-Chaai M. Chang Velma Magnani Nathan D. L. Francis Matthew K. Quamina Kathleen A. Freeman and James D. Childs Chantel L. and John M. Mandel Julia C. W. Gallaway Clayton S. Restagno Anna Marie Clark Nancy and Robert Margherita Ya Gao Dominic C. Richardson Sarah and Kenneth W. Cluff Gloria and Ronald McGoldrick Cecelia A. Garofoli Nathalie K. Rivera-Mayorga Cluff Investments LTD Partnership Lorna H. Mello Alexis N. Gillikin Sophia Rodriguez Community Realty Del N. and Timothy A. Miller Alex C. Gitau Claudine L. Ronquillo Property Management Inc Mary H. and Michael J. Moran II Marnae Glover David R. Rosario Michelle J. Cooper Elizabeth Moress Kate I. L. Goldmann Karla Salinas Betsy Cotton Karin Morris Jayla S. Goler Pablo G. Samoilys Debbie S. and Albert Cronin Tamara I. and Todd W. Morrish Kameela H. Hall Benjamin A. Samuels Amy and James D. Crudo Alisa A. Morua ’76 and Ernest R. Morua Francesca A. Hammoude Sabine Schroepfer Kathryn E. and Andrew R. Danish III Ann Mohler and William Moseley Jenay D. Hatchell Shawn S. Schulz Lydia A. Tinajero-Deck and Ana V. and Federico Moure Isaiah K. Henry Ella C. Silverman Jerome B. Deck, Jr. Elizabeth Mueller Hank J. Herbert Andrew G. Smith Brigida Leticia Diamzon Annie B. Kersting and Gregory P. Murphy Claudia R. Hester Jennica So Brooke D. Anderson and Madlyn Murphy Francesca S. Hoffman Erika K. Sue Hugh W. Ditzler III

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Erica J. Marr and Xavier Murray Patricia J. Marino Pamela Ellis Mack ’62 and Stephen Mack Class of ’55 Scholarship Christine S. and Michael T. O’Callaghan Teresa M. and Dennis Monohan ’65 Dani Zablocki Parker ’62 and In Memory of Mark J. Hurley Laura W. and James P. O’Hare Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc William L. Parker James T. Bill ’55 Vicki Owens Anonymous Diane L. Steccone Smahlik ’62 and Barbara R. and John W. Tarabini ’55 Michael A. Smahlik Pat and William H. Wiegmann ’55 Stacy J. and Kelly C. Parker Donna McKenzie Soto ’62 and Sally M. and Mario G. Perez ’91 Bjornson Family Scholarship Raymond Soto ’58 in honor of Coach Mike Phelps Elizabeth J. Cabraser ’70 Lidia A. and Joseph M. Perri Ke Xu and Arthur J. Spencer ’62 Sharon and Thomas J. Bjornson Endowed Scholarship Fund Isabel L. Brown and Timothy A. Porter Ann Feyen Walsh ’62 and Jerry Walsh Elizabeth J. Cabraser ’70 Tamarik O. Rabb ’17 Carlton “Scooter” Oats ’87 Deborah and Paul Ravetti Memorial Scholarship Fund Class of 1963 Endowed Scholarship Fund James Barbagallo ’70 Donna and David Ray Frank Sparks Lyn Cardin Anderson ’63 Memorial Scholarship Fund Maureen and Arthur Richardson Joan Guettinger Carter ’63 Lisa and William C. Barbagallo ’75 Julie Smith Richardson ’82 and Class of 1956 Endowment Fund Anne M. Doran Marchetti ’63 and Thomas Richardson Michael Marchetti Connie and N. Eric Jorgensen ’56 Joseph Salamack Heritage Victoria and Denis Ronquillo Linda and Richard J. Moore ’63 Scholarship Endowment Fund Rose Triplett Perry ’58 and Dessa L. Rooney Richard J. Perry ’56 Susan and Richard Murphy ’63 Vanessa and Edward Lowe III Jeffrey A. Samuels Carol and George T. Pekkari ’63 Concetta and Arthur Schroepfer Class of 1960 Scholarship Fund Sid Quick and Linda K. Leighton Quick ’63 Mark Herrick ’99 Memorial Scholarship Fund Robert Schwartz Kathleen and Sylvia and Michael M. Herrick Lori-Jill Seltzer Joseph E. Addiego, Jr., MD ’60 Class of 1965 Endowed Scholarship Fund Sylvia Seltzer Patricia A. Wixson Boscacci ’61 and Donna M. Chenier ’65 Allan J. Boscacci ’60 George F. Farley ’65 Michael A. Petrini Transforming Lives Kathryn and William Selway Scholarship Fund Jim Canty ’60 Carolyn Serrao ’65 Alexandra I. Silverman Bank of America Foundation Kathleen A. Connelly ’60 and Patricia Menghini Walters ’65 Chris Silverman Parkes Johnson Darcy and James Diamantine Susan and Robert A. Smith Carol A. Russell Dabb ’60 Diamantine Family Foundation, Inc. Class of 1966 Endowed Scholarship Fund Andrea and Benjamin L. Sparks ’87 Sandra Burrows DeTata ’60 Sherisse Dozier Michele M. and Terry A. Adami ’66 Anne E. Symens-Bucher ’75 and Jackie Reid Dettloff ’60 and Frank Dettloff Sandra and Jerry Dratler Dyan Radich ’66 and Richard Beito Terry M. Symens-Bucher James C. Dietrich ’60 Nancy and Shawn Kelly Laura Mayes Benz ’66 Louisa B. and John J. Tallarida Marie and Rocco Franciosa ’60 Rina and James P. Negri ’68 Cherrie Nanninga ’66 Jennifer L. and John A. Thaete Judith L. Gardenhire, D.C. ’60 Julie A. Wilson Petrini ’70 Terri Texeira ’66 and Sherry Wright Athena Thibodeau Judith Kollmeyer Geiselman ’60 Linda Maria Petrini Cynthia and Lester Tom Bea Steffensen Hallenbeck ’60 Class of 1967 Scholarship Fund Patricia and Lionel Vaughn Marcia McKeirnan Haro McAuliffe ’60 and Robert Grazzini ’55 Memorial Scholarship Suzanne Arnhart ’67 Christine D. and John T. Von Seeburg Michael McAuliffe Joan Grazzini Patti and Bruce Westphal Antoinette S. and John D. Heagerty ’60 Tom Barger and Kathryn R. McLeod Barger ’67 Barbara and John Whalen Ronald P. Hora ’60 and Joyce Hora Elizabeth Davis Blasius ’67 Sr. Katharine Emery Amy Price and Mike Wiley Richard A. Martino ’60 Memorial Scholarship Fund Jay Kopelman and Sherry L. Bracken ’67 Isabel and Dereck Williams Patricia Santi McMillan ’60 and Jan and William Hagan Edward F. McMillan Dennise Burgess ’67 Christine De Luca-Williams and Victoria and Richard W. Clark, M.D. ’67 Mark Williams Margie and Kerry J. Murphy ’60 Stephen Tom ’78 Memorial Dennis ’60 and Sandra Murphy Michael Costa and Endowed Scholarship Fund Mary K. Wren Frances Amaral Costa ’67 Jack P. Nelson Mark Kramer Charlotte Standish and David Wruck Kathleen Lenahan Kelly ’67 Heather McCracken Wu and Jonathan Wu Nancy Farnan Oliver ’60 and Richard Emily Bach and Thomas J. Moglia ’81 Oliver Jean and Michael McGuire ’67 Anonymous (3) Katie and Leonard Tom Jackie Menghini Pickard ’60 Linda Oakes Perkins ’67 and Lowell Perkins Alice and Michael Scanlon ’67 Patricia and Gary L. Ritzman ’60 The Anna Felicia Costa ’90 Robert D. Rivers ’60 Ellen and James M. Schiavenza ’67 Endowed Scholarship Fund James Salber ’60 Nancy and Michael Walsh ’67 Steve and Kate Costa Judith Blout Sanchez ’60 Phillip Sumner ’60 Class of 2016 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Norma and Caesar Nuti Maria Elena Alexis and Memorial Scholarship Fund Osmundo Cabato, Jr. ENDOWMENT Class of 1962 Endowment Fund Stacy and Peter J. Nuti ’80 FUNDS Randi and James A. Aguiar ’62 Class of 2017 Endowed Scholarship Fund Helen Yolland Bakke ’62 and Charles Bakke The Vickie Barrious Poitevin ’65 Alan J. Musante ’65 Scholarship Fund Lydia A. Tinajero-Deck and Scholarship Fund Mary Frances Corcoran Barranti ’62 and Jerome B. Deck, Jr. Apple Computer, Inc. Richard Barranti Vickie Barrious Poitevin ’65 and Riley P. Ellis ’17 Michael J. Poitevin Colliers International Links for Life Jeanne Ratto Bettencourt ’64 and Foundation Charles Bettencourt ’62 Alison M. and Ariel Labra Paula and Robert Falaschi Andrea L. Hayes Gould ’62 and Elizabeth R. and William C. Murphy Benjamin F. Harrison Ronald J. Simon ’59 Oakrinda Joint Venture LLC Justine A. Lucas Mark Hellender ’62 Maureen Spranza Noreen Angiola ’65 and Joseph W. Maresca Sue and Robert F. Jardine ’62 Debra L. Yau and Richard F. Weeks, Jr.

62 // Dragon In honor of Aleki Lozano ’21 In honor of Julie Petrini ’70 In honor of Fran Warmerdam TRIBUTES AND Rosalinda and Amado Lozano, Sr. Sandra and Jerry Dratler Oakrinda Joint Venture LLC MEMORIAL GIFTS Debra L. Yau and Richard F. Weeks, Jr. In honor of D. Jerome MacDonald ’89 In honor of Coach Mike Phelps Anonymous In honor of Christine Abdenour Jeanette and Robert MacDonald Sharon and Thomas J. Bjornson Anonymous In honor of Christian Yau-Weeks ’17 In honor of Edith MacDonald ’90 In honor of Rachel J. Pinette Oakrinda Joint Venture LLC In honor of Fritz Blume Jeanette and Robert MacDonald Lydia A. Tinajero-Deck and Debra L. Yau and Richard F. Weeks, Jr. Lydia A. Tinajero-Deck and Jerome B. Deck, Jr. Jerome B. Deck, Jr. In honor of Paul MacDonald ’86 Oakrinda Joint Venture LLC In honor of Sophia Yau-Weeks ’17 Jeanette and Robert MacDonald Debra L. Yau and Richard F. Weeks, Jr. Oakrinda Joint Venture LLC In honor of Angelica Cabato ’16 Debra L. Yau and Richard F. Weeks, Jr. Maria Elena Alexis and In honor of Annie Prutzman Osmundo Cabato, Jr. In honor of Joshua Mannix ’19 Beth and James Mannix Steve and Kate Costa In memory of James Barbagallo ’70 Barbara and Geoffrey Kotin In honor of John Calderwood Lisa and William C. Barbagallo ’75 Barbara and Geoffrey Kotin In honor of Sabrina Marcone ’19 Angela and Robert Nielebeck In honor of Fred Randolph In memory of Barry Barnes Oakrinda Joint Venture LLC In honor of Janice Coonrod Annette and Thomas A. Counts Debra L. Yau and Richard F. Weeks, Jr. Oakrinda Joint Venture LLC In honor of Melanie H. McCrea ’02 Debra L. Yau and Richard F. Weeks, Jr. Lynn and Brian McCrea In memory of Gary Barrious ’59 In honor of Joseph Salamack Vickie Barrious Poitevin ’65 and Mary and Glenn Otterman, Jr. Michael J. Poitevin Jerome M. Deck ’17 In honor of Madeleine C. Murphy ’17 Lydia A. Tinajero-Deck and Elizabeth R. and William C. Murphy Jerome B. Deck, Jr. In honor of Tyler Scott ’09 In memory of Patrick M. Barry ’73 In honor of Ava Murphy ’21 Lynne Kabutan-Scott and Stephen W. Scott Maureen Barry Tyree ’77 In honor of Haley S. Doron ’17 Elaine R. and Matthew P. Murphy, Sr. Maureen Spranza In honor of Roger Smith’s 65th Birthday In memory of Ron Blick In honor of Lauren Murphy ’19 Jill Rosenthal and Steven Grossman Katie and Leonard Tom In honor of Tyler Engleman ’17 Elaine R. and Matthew P. Murphy, Sr. Alison M. and Ariel Labra In honor of Henry Sparks ’18 In memory of Jessie Blout In honor of Matthew P. Murphy, Jr. ’18 Tom Barger and Judith Blout Sanchez ’60 Kathryn R. McLeod Barger ’67 In honor of Justin Fritzsche ’99 Elaine R. and Matthew P. Murphy, Sr. Robyn Wilkie and Justin R. Fritzsche ’99

In honor of Thomas Gallagher ’56 Cecelia Johnson

In honor of Catherine M. Ewen Granof ’98 Sharon and Eric P. Ewen

In honor of Marguerite Green Lillian and Stewart Fong Fr. Jim Sullivan celebrates Mass. In honor of Rose Hanrahan ’11 Ileana and Robert Krumme

In honor of Brian Judd Mary Lu and David Lillevand

In honor of Stephanie Scott Kesterson ’01 Lynne Kabutan-Scott and Stephen W. Scott

In honor of Jon Thorpe In honor of Dennis Kohles ’69 In honor of Tim Newman In memory of Frank and Oakrinda Joint Venture LLC Judith and David Stein, D.V.M. Elizabeth R. and William C. Murphy Donna Bramsman Oakrinda Joint Venture LLC Debra L. Yau and Richard F. Weeks, Jr. Victoria Bramsman Srago ’62 and Debra L. Yau and Richard F. Weeks, Jr. Michael Srago In honor of Thomas Kosic Tom Barger and In honor of Sarah Tunik Kathryn R. McLeod Barger ’67 In honor of Haley Nishimoto ’15 Maureen Spranza In memory Julie Stupey Burns ’63 Maureen Spranza Jon Nishimoto John Burns ’62

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In memory of Rodrigo T. Calvao, Jr. ’65 In memory of Mark Herrick Patricia J. Marino In memory of Bill Plageman Barbara Calvao Sylvia and Michael M. Herrick Teresa M. and Dennis Monohan ’65 Margaret Plageman Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc In memory of Arlene Cavanna ’55 In memory of Daniel Hoppe ’56 Anonymous In memory of Joseph Sacramento ’76 Roberta Souza Andersen ’55 and Bonnie J. Hoppe Stacey Gee Roura ’87 Robert K. Andersen In memory of Evelyn Newman In memory of the Most Reverend Annette and Thomas A. Counts In memory of Pat Scalise In memory of Anna F. Costa Mark Hurley Arleen and Robert Maginnis Maureen and Lawrence J. Appel Barbara R. and John W. Tarabini ’55 In memory of Caesar and Norma Nuti A. Marice Ashe and Larry Orman Pat and William H. Wiegmann ’55 Stacy and Peter J. Nuti ’80 In memory of Gregory Schmidt Steve and Kate Costa Cheryl Delahoussaye ’65 Michelle and Joseph Hawkins Gloria and Paul B. Schmidt ’68 Valerie Kuki Reverend Richard Mangini In memory of Beatrice Cocciolone Joan McIntosh Annette and Thomas A. Counts Jeanne and Robert E. Nixon Kathleen Geritz and Jeff Norman The Robert E. Sereda Ghassan Shuwayhat Memorial Scholarship Fund Kamala Tully Beverly Sereda Cheryl Fields Tyler and Thomas J. Tyler Loraine T. and Santiago F. Uranga In memory of Barbara Amaral Sonntag ’55 Michael Costa and In memory of Jane Cowie Dirito ’58 Frances Amaral Costa ’67 Anne Cowie Ulses ’55 and Robert J. Ulses In memory of Samuel Taylor ’17 In memory of Barry V. Drogmund ’62 Jonathan Low ’18. Taylor Altman Antoinette S. and John D. Heagerty ’60 Brian Amery Lisa and Ted Angus In memory of Edward Fraga ’66 AssetMark Team Linda and Ron Flores ’66 Bonah Bachenheimer Barr & Young Attorneys In memory of Mary Freeman In memory of Thomas J. Kohles ’68 In memory of Carleton “Scooter” Kirsten and David Bartholomew Annette and Thomas A. Counts David Wilson ’68 Oats ’87 Eugenie M. and Elliot G. Bernadel-Huey Frank Sparks Lisa Bertain In memory of Anthony R. Gamboa ’84 In memory of Frank LaPorte Stephen Bird In memory of Sister Katharine Emery, Helen Kwak Castillo ’84 and Victor Castillo Charles Slyngstad ’72 and Kathleen Warner O.P. Kimberly Blessing Jan and William Hagan Kelli D. and David W. Bordessa In memory of Lillian Gardenhire In memory of Jon Lloyd Peter Boutin Judith L. Gardenhire, D.C. ’60 Victoria Bramsman Srago ’62 and Carrie S. Lloyd and Thomas M. Balawejder Michael Srago Kathleen Heafey and Charlie Boyle Carolyn Buccerone In memory of Vera Gonzales-Miniaci In memory of Diane Maldonado In memory of Brendan E. Pedder ’93 Marguerite and Jerome Buttrick Gloria J. Ramirez Halman Lori Koven Chambers ’75 Laura Thirion Billups ’93 and Tom Billups California Bar Foundation Karolyn and Tom Cherryhomes In memory of Robert Grazzini ’55 In memory of Lorraine Marcone In memory of Robert Pena ’69 Sheila R. Clapp ’14 Diane and Nelson M. Gomes John Marcone Margaret Piper Choy ’69 Jodi Cohen Joan Grazzini Linda M. Helper-Corley and Matt O. Corley In memory of Carolyn Gelhaus In memory of Michael Petrini Annette and Thomas A. Counts In memory of Millie Green Martinez ’55 Darcy and James Diamantine Lydia A. Tinajero-Deck and Lillian and Stewart Fong Elana H. Hall Sherisse Dozier Jerome B. Deck, Jr. Sandra and Jerry Dratler Kathleen and Eamonn F. Dolan ’79 In memory of Jill Gurrea In memory of Edward Murphy Nancy and Shawn Kelly James A. Dorskind Annette and Thomas A. Counts Elaine R. and Matthew P. Murphy, Sr. Rina and James P. Negri ’68 Lawrence and Linda P. Drucker Julie A. Wilson Petrini ’70 Deborah and John Edack In memory of Gerald Haran ’60 In memory of Alan Musante Linda Maria Petrini Nicole A. Ferdinando and Justin Nazari Theresa C. Haran Colliers International Links for Life Howard Fields Foundation Carolyn and Paul Rinetti Andrew Fomai Paula and Robert Falaschi Randal L. Thornally ’69 In memory of Alvin Heard George Foster Benjamin F. Harrison Carol W. Heard ’74 Kelli Gardener Justine A. Lucas In memory of Retha Phillips William and Stacey Garrett Noreen Angiola ’65 and Joseph W. Maresca Genevia Gee Fulbright ’80 and Edward Fulbright Michael Gless

64 // Dragon Patricia and Doug Hammer Ellen and Jon W. Zinke Michelle and Joseph Hawkins Anonymous (4) LIFETIME GIVING Molly Henry O’Dowd honors those whose cumulative lifetime giving Mary Louise and Peter Honigsberg In memory of Stephen Tom ’78 exceeds $100,000 Nathan Jaskowiak Mark Kramer Myra D. and Walter C. Keast Emily Bach and Thomas J. Moglia ’81 Arch Capital Group Limited Geraldine F. and Howard J. Korth * Beth and Samuel A. Keesal, Jr. Katie and Leonard Tom Basilian Fathers in Oakland McGuire and Hester Foundation Keesal, Young & Logan Carl A. Bergard Cherrie Nanninga ’66 Ms. Julie Kole and Mr. Steven Baughman In memory of Reverend Paul F. Waldie, Elizabeth J. Cabraser ’70 Norma and Caesar Nuti * Francesca Lanpher O.M.I. Lillian and Ross J.* Cadenasso Frances M. Godkin Perenon * Cindy and Richard J. Puppione Ann Lauer Jim Canty ’60 Sue and Joe Raphel ’70 Christopher Lewis Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert Joseph Ratto In memory of Elizabeth Maria Foundation Suichen Lin Diane L. Steccone Smahlik ’62 and Van Warmerdam Annette and Thomas A. Counts Michael A. Smahlik Ann Ludwig Lester and Peter Lester Annette and Thomas A. Counts Crescent Porter Hale Foundation Judith Logan Smith ’64 and Samantha Mahoney Kathleen A. and Alfred D. Soller Jeannette V. DeLaGarza-Dold and Timothy J. Smith Dan McDonald Edward J. Dold ’73 The Whalen Family Fund Zari and Jake McGuire In memory of Clifford Wixson ’57 Deborah and John Edack Anthony B. Varni ’57 Naomi McKean Christine Boscacci Stefani ’57 and Emerald Packaging, Inc. Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation Stephanie McKown Paul Stefani Florence M. Heafey Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Philip McLeod Debra Wurgler Mary and Glen Hentges Education Matching Gift Program William M. Montgomery Mary and Joseph* Hester Katharine and Daniel Whalen Steven and Elsa Mullins In memory of Julia Woo Ellen and Martin A. Jaffe William H. Donner Foundation Claire Jullien Nuti ’81 and Gregory Nuti ’81 Katie and Leonard Tom Lisa M. and Robert J. Kalmbach Y & H Soda Foundation Grayson G. Nuti ’10 Erin Jaeb and Kevin J. Kelly Anonymous (10) Jenna N. Nuti ’15 Ellie and Donald Knauss Corey C. Nuti ’13 Julie Pearce Stefan Perovich Scott Pratt The Ramiza Family Carmen Reed Paul Ross Kristy Sambor John and Maricel Schilt Joan Schwartz Senior Support Program of the Tri-Valley Nicole DeMarais Shaw ’81 Andrew K. Shaw ’15 Gretchen E. Shaw ’13 The Sippel-Farb Family Leslie Smith Sharon and Lindsay Spiller Laura and John Sprinson Nicole Start Amy and Chris Stecher Matthew and Kristen Steele Meghan Stokes Ben Suter Loretta Cumming Meyer ’74 Walsh. and Kim Julie L. and Robert Taylor, Jr. Joey Tchang TekFive Catherine Thresher David Tong Erin Weesner-McKinley Carole King and Dennis J. Woodruff Garrett Wynne Summer Youker Kirsten and Gordon Young Steve and Marlene Young

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LizaDawn Aduviso and Gil Ramirez Melanie M. and Steve P. Clerici Elizabeth M. Kane Gonzalez ’91 and Lisa and Kerwin Allen Karen Colley Kenneth W. Gonzalez Karin Rimel Amour ’75 and William Amour Elaine A. and Patrick J. Connolly ’85 Laura B. and Sebastian B. Grady Terri Herko-Anderson and Nicole A. A. and Brian C. Cook Joan Grazzini James G. Anderson Janet A. Cooke Marilyn and Rodney Greene Ann and Constantine K. Arimoto Corpus Christi School Jason T. Grisby ’06 Artistic Geometry, Inc. Annette and Thomas A. Counts Maurice R. and Marie R. Growney Cheri M. Kucala and Alessandro Baldo Colleen Curran Stuart J. Gruendl ’79 Maxine K. and Raymond L. Bannister Kathryn E. and Andrew R. Danish III Jan and William Hagan Lisa Morbidelli and Michael Barbee Shana W. and Richard A. Daum Fiona A. Brophy and Thomas G. Hales Roy Bayford and Lynda O’Reilly Bayford ’57 Yolanda and Claytie Davis III Terri and Erik C. Halstenrud Emily Behr Lydia A. Tinajero-Deck and Hans Hansson Dyan Radich ’66 and Richard Beito Jerome B. Deck, Jr. Theresa C. Haran Aniesha I. Sapp ’91 and Jason J. Beito ’92 Deborah S. and I. Braun Degenshein Catherine Harris Andrea H. Bell Judy and Stephen R. DeJesse Edwin B. Harris Peter Beltrano Jeannette V. DeLaGarza-Dold and Anna M. Hawkins ’15 Jeffrey Berg Edward J. Dold ’73 Martha Hawkins GIFTS IN Eugenie M. and Elliot G. Bernadel-Huey Jennifer Demello and Thomas Speer, Jr. Michelle and Joseph Hawkins MEMORY OF Jeanne Ratto Bettencourt ’64 and Chris LeMay Dempsey ’72 and Regina G. Hawkins Robert E. Dempsey ’72 Charles Bettencourt ’62 Mary and Glen Hentges STEPHEN PHELPS Anne and Dudley Desler Michelle D. and Thomas J. Bilensky Joslin K. and Frederick C. K. Herberich Margaret and Michael D. Desler O’Dowd received many gener- Rebecca Bischoff and Cesar Chirinos Donald Hesse Brigida Leticia Diamzon ous gifts in memory of Steve Mary and Frederick Blume Amy Duffy Hester ’89 and Julieta T. Tayco Boles ’84 Evelyn and John Dilsaver Phelps. The majority of these Kevin P. Hester ’88 Anne G. and Daniel H. Bookin Nancy and Ronald Dirito ’57 Kristen Kwan and Gregory M. Heywood gifts were made to the Stephen Carol J. and Thomas G. Borst Kathleen and Eamonn F. Dolan ’79 Tonia T. and Kenneth Ho Phelps Memorial Scholarship Tracey Borst and Robert Menicucci Aileen and John A. Dolby Angelica M. Stacy and David T. Hodul Kathleen Heafey and Charlie Boyle Jeannette V. DeLaGarza-Dold and Sarah and James D. Holliman III Fund which honors Dr. Phelps’ Edward J. Dold ’73 Jay Kopelman and Sherry L. Bracken ’67 Kirsten S. and Stephen R. Hosemann service to Catholic education Kevin J. Donahue ’63 Allyson L. and Cameron S. Bradley Marianna Caponigro and Robert P. Houser and Bishop O’Dowd High Lita A. Pettus Dotson and Michelle and John Brinnon Robert C. Dotson III Nancy and Mark Hull School. This endowed fund Quinn T. Brinnon ’18 Marilyn and John R. Dougery ’58 Marni and John Hunter will provide financial aid to Cara Logan Brockbank ’88 and Melissa Heller and Steven Douglas Momi C. and Terry W. Hunter Ryan A. Brockbank ’88 Bob and Katherine Drucker Melissa S. Schoen and deserving O’Dowd students Marcia and Norman L. Brockbank Thomas A. Huntington Lisa Chavez and Oscar Dubon for generations to come. It was Shannon S. and Greg Broome Carolyn T. and Ronald W. Hutton Nancy C. and Stephen Dunn ’71 Caitlin King Lempres Brostrom and Ellen and Martin A. Jaffe Steve’s dream that all stu- Jeanne and Jean-Luc Dupont Nathan E. Brostrom Jeanne Jenkins and Richard Baldwin dents – regardless of financial Meredith G. Durant Aileen M. Stirling and Gus Brown III Ann Jennings circumstances – could pursue Colleen Durkin Julianna Brown Carl Johnson Rachel Morello-Frosch and David Eifler their dreams and achieve their Kristen L. Jones and James A. Browne Jane C. Wellenkamp and Mark T. Johnson Melinda A. Eisenhut Dunn ’74 goals. Thank you for joining us Lisa Brue ’85 and Sidney Davis, Jr. Mary Kamian Marianne Ellis Moire and William M. Bruin Joanne D. and Scott D. Karchmer in honoring Steve’s legacy. Kelli A. Cline and Robert L. Ellis, Jr. Jacqueline and Andrew Burke Myra D. and Walter C. Keast Dana and Robert Emery Colleen Z. and Patrick C. Burns Gail B. and James M. Keating Ettore Products Aruna and Robert Busacca Asha Keba Normandie Fallon Marguerite and Jerome Buttrick Beth M. Keer and Mark V. Riley Mary A. Pezzuto and Paul J. Farrington Barbara Calvao James Kelly Nicole and Christopher Fee, M.D. ’89 Patricia Canty Erin Jaeb and Kevin J. Kelly Lori G. and Brian G. Fogarty, Jr. Ofelia P. and Benito A. Capuyan, Jr. Rosaleen Kelly Christine A. Marke and Colin A. Forth Carondelet High School Hana Yoon and Brian J. Kenny Penny and Sean Fottrell Robin Cartwright Hillary Kigar Elizabeth Lake and Daniel Francis Tom Casey Sheila Coffey Kilty ’79 and Kevin Kilty Melissa and Arthur K. Galicia Leann C. and Simon E. Cawley Jann and John R. King Nora Garcia-Zepeda and Frank X. Zepeda Barbara and Arthur Cecchin Irene Klein Judith L. Gardenhire, D.C. ’60 Nancy and John A. Cecconi, Sr. ’71 Doree Jurow Klein and Jason Klein Genentech Employee Giving Program Josephine and James Chan Ellie and Donald Knauss Susan and Dennis Gildea Jolene L. Chan ’16 Kathy and Richard Knutson Robert F. Gilfether ’56 Marie T. and Hsiu-Chaai M. Chang Clement T. Y. Koo ’17 Heather Glendinning Karolyn and Tom Cherryhomes Ann Chang and Raymond Y. Lam Sarah H. Postyn and Carl R. Goldberg Kathleen A. Freeman and James D. Childs Lisa M. and Paul R. Lamoureux Kathleen and Joseph M. Clapp 66 // Dragon Dianne and Myles E. Lampenfeld, M.D. Jessie S. Nakamura and Edward A. Mitoma Deborah H. and Michael A. Roosevelt Tonya Lang and Frederick Umminger III Bree A. and Brian G. Lancaster Emily Bach and Thomas J. Moglia ’81 Jean and Willie Ross John Valva ’84 and Hanna Derry Valva Emma C. Neale and Nate Laskin Rico F. Mok ’11 Saint Francis High School Margaret M. Valva ’75 James M. Lee Jay Momet Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School Lisa M. Taylor Van Nyhuis ’91 and Terrence M. Lee Ericha and Wiener Mondesir Sonia and John J. Sanchez Noel W. Van Nyhuis Monica L. and James D. Lent Charles Murphy Gretta and Donrick A. Sanderson Anthony B. Varni ’57 Margaret Hunter and Zeus Leonardo Annie B. Kersting and Gregory P. Murphy Michele and Randol L. Schreck Antonio Vasquez Catherine Kirby Levinson ’64 Elaine R. and Matthew P. Murphy, Sr. Jean Schroeder Terri LaBeaux and Andrew Walker, Jr. Darlene and Benjamin Levy Elizabeth R. and William C. Murphy Rev. Ronald Schwenzer, CSB Austin N. Walker ’15 Angela and Willie I. Lincoln, Jr. Diana Murray Lou Segale Ava N. Walker ’19 Jingyi Yu and Yadong Liu Nisha and Sunil D. Nagdev Beverly Sereda Kimberly and Sean Walsh Yuteh T. Cheng and Zhishun A. Liu Cherrie Nanninga ’66 John Seronello Kim and Laurence A. Walters ’83 Erika K. and David A. Lonergan Molly and Leon Natsues ’84 Julie J. and Thomas P. Shaddle Joanne Mao and Joseph D. Walthers ’85 Carolyn K. and Matthew Lonner Carole Nickolai Silicon Valley Community Foundation Trina L. and Steven W. Walz Amy Gurowitz and Andreas Lorenz Northern California Basketball Anna-Lisa and Victor Silvestre Jacob Wang Henry R. Loubet Officials Association Vera and Lionel Sims Walter Ware Sonia and Peter N. Loukianoff Chris and David Olofson The Sippel-Farb Family Frances J. Warmerdam and James Patterson Sara and Jason Maas ’81 Mary Jo H. Boyle and Harvey S. Ong Diane L. Steccone Smahlik ’62 and Wells Fargo Foundation Donna and Raymond Maas Sonia and Enrique Orduna Michael A. Smahlik Donna and Michael Ostrowski Andrew G. Smith ’18 Antonette Gullatt West ’81 and Marilyn Machado James E. West, Jr. Beth and Bruce G. MacLean David and Lorraine Ozar Judith Logan Smith ’64 and Timothy J. Smith Ingrid Aguirre Happoldt and Wendy T. and Joseph S. Madden Laura Becker and Joel Parrott Robert Whitehill Susan and Robert A. Smith Belinda G. Magallon ’16 Margaret G. and Elmer P. Penaranda AnnaMae and Grant C. Wilson Stephanie G. Smith ’21 Alexander D. N. and Nicole Maguire Julie A. Wilson Petrini ’70 Ji and Daniel Winkler Kathleen A. and Alfred D. Soller Lisa Coffey Mahoney ’76 and Melissa A. and Eric J. Pfeiffer Rhea B. and Michael P. Wisherop Mildred C. Sorrells Robert D. Mahoney ’76 Julianna A. and John P. Phillips Mary K. Wren Frank Sparks Diane and Roger S. Major Kerryn Pincus Gallagher and Linda M. Raiden-Wright and Sylvia Garcia and Anthony C. Mar Chad Gallagher Ke Xu and Arthur J. Spencer ’62 Barton J. Wright Sophia J. G. Mar ’13 Kelly and Bill Powers Marjorie R. and Edward J. Summerville Theresa K. and Gene Yang Monica L. and John M. Marcone Maria F. DaValos and D. S. Price Lisa Washburn and Kent Suzuki Lesley M. Jones and Thomas S. Yeadaker Eileen and Gregg Marrama Debra Vails-Qualters and James Qualters Terri A. Kim and Jerrold H. Takahashi Jill M. and Derek Yegian Theresa Masterson Carol and Kevin Quattrin Barbara Talavan Richard Yuen Kelly Cushner and Jeffrey McCarthy, Sr. Andrea V. and Gerald J. Ramiza, Jr. Kristen B. and Edward L. Talley Nora Garcia-Zepeda and Frank X. Zepeda Ingrid E. Nilson and Mark T. McCormack Sue and Joe Raphel ’70 Jovita P. and Richard A. Tamor Anonymous (4) Lorelle E. Carlley and Patrick K. McDonnell Heather Kuiper and Loren Rauch Natasha A. and Gregory T. Terk Mary and Dan McEachern, Jr. Robert J. Ravano ’58 Pamela Kershaw and Andrew Thomas Cathy and Greg McFann Teodorie A. and George T. Ravara, Jr. Barry Thornton This list honors those whose Teresa A. and Michael P. McGuire Ken Reggio Timothy and Judith Smith Foundation gifts made between July Jen Ripley Delana and Gregory L. Toler Imelda and Alan McIntosh 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. Therese and Donovan Rittenbach Cynthia and Lester Tom Karen and John Medford Leslie Sims Robertson ’81 and Arlene B. Fischhoff and Richard P. Trevor Please note that our gift list Carolyn J. Douglas and Lisa M. Mendoza Keith Robertson Kate and Frederick M. Turner ’74 reflects outright gifts and Marci L. and Roger D. Miller II Debbie Chernoff and Vince Rocha Jase Turner pledge payments and does Sarah M. Miller ’84 and Randall B. Schai Lourdes and Roderick Roche ’81 John Turner not include multiple year Patricia and Perry Milton Katie and Brian K. Rogers ’91 pledges. The fundraising numbers referenced in this report are pre-audited numbers. We welcome and encourage any corrections to the report to [email protected].

* indicates deceased

From left to right: Carlos Perez ’06, Jillian Sweeney Perez ’06, Mary Delgado, Megan Sweeney ’01, Debora Sweeney, Kevin Sweeney, Louis Sweeney ’97 and Anthonette Sweeney. Not pictured Joseph Sweeney ’20. Fall/Winter Magazine 2018 // 67 SAVE THE DATE

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Patrick Bird ’68 Alfred LeBlanc Brother of Reid Bird ’71, Laura Bird ’72 and Candyce Bird Son of Lois LeBlanc and brother of Ivy (Chris) LeBlanc Allen ’75 Wagner ’75, Ina Claire LeBlanc ’76, Iris (Chris) LeBlanc Clay ’80, Ione LeBlanc ’86 and Wilfred “Jay” LeBlanc ’82 Rita McWalters Bradley ’60 Sister of Dave McWalters ’58, Irene Stephens ’62 (deceased), Bud Pence Margaret Greenwalt ’66 (deceased) and Kathleen Webb ’65 Husband of Lysbeth Pence and father of Sylvia Sousa, Lisa (deceased) Pence Weiman, Aly Pence ’05 and Christopher Pence ’09 Alfred R. Bucher Jerry Pokorny ’75 Father of Anne Bucher ’75 and Cathy Bucher ’82, and Mary Chris (Stephens) Prepouses grandfather of Catherine ’07, John ’11, Timothy ’15 and Mother of K.C. (Jim) Econome ’74, Barbara (Mark) Fridell ’75 Robert ’18 Symens-Bucher and Vicki (Robert) Kiningham ’78 Myron Candido ’59 Thomas Gaetano Pursiano Jr. Husband of Loretta Candido, father Brian Candido, Craig Husband of Frances Pursiano, father of Cathy ’69 (Jim) Candido, Mark Candido and Ted Weldon, and brother of Pursiano Stark, David ’72 (Laurel Barry) Pursiano, Jayne Gary Lee Candido ’64 Pursiano Bridgeman ’75 and James ’78 (Nadine Barroca) Paul Carlin ’69 Pursiano Husband of Joy Carlin, father of Caneel Carlin, and brother Homer Ratcliff of Nancy Carlin (deceased) ’73 Father of Lance Ratcliff ’19 Donald Doran ’59 David Rose ’60 Brother of Chuck Doran ’62 (deceased) and Anne Doran Brother of Barbara Payne and Patricia Kennedy Marchetti ’63 Patricia Scalise Marian Esser Mother of Julie ’77 (Rich) Burke, Jim ’84 (Marti), John ’85 Mother of Adam’93 (Anne-Marie) and Michael (Julia) (Mara) and Patrick ’88 (Gemma) Scalise Esser ’02 Frederick James Schmidt Sister Marie Amada Garcia, OP Husband of Touria and father of Zack ’19 and Adam Schmidt Faculty member at O’Dowd from 1965-1968 Barbara Jean Amaral Sonntag ’55 Joyce Ann Livingston Gerstenberger Sister of Frances Amaral Costa ’67, Jane Amaral Smith ’64 Mother of Patrick ’72 (Jane) Gerstenberger, Ann Simmons and Marylin Amaral Stephens ’59 ’74, Thomas (Ann) Gerstenberger, Robert ’78 (Dubravka) Gerstenberger and Jan (Malcolm) Robertson and the late Leo Tamisiea ’59 John and Jeffrey Gerstenberger Husband of Diane Hoppe Tamisiea ’59, and father of Frederick Phillip Hanavan William, Margaret and Patricia Tamisiea. Father of Pat Hanavan ’85, uncle of Tony Ronzone ’83 and great uncle of Cade ’20 and Austin ’20 Ronzone Judith Ann (Gorman) Vinci ’58 John Voyles Shelley Hansen Mother of Nils ’97 and Drew ’09 Hansen Former O’Dowd faculty member Al Heeg ’55 Robert B. Wilson III ’64 Husband of Sue Hansen ’66, brother of Patricia Heeg Father of Kevin Wilson, and brother of Bryan Wilson ’61 and Devitt ’56 and uncle of Amy ’87 and Laura ’95 Devitt Judith Wilson-Pates ’70 Daniel Hoppe ’56 Clifford Kip Wixon ’57 Husband of Bonnie, father of Bruce, Eric, Sheila and Susan, Husband of the late Charlotte Bettencourt Wixon ’59, father grandfather of Nico and James, and brother of Diane Hoppe of Heidi (Erich) Wixson Novak and Amy (Michael) Wixon, Tamisea ’59, Michael Hoppe and Richard Hoppe grandfather of Charlotte, Charlie ’17 and Atticus Novak, Kippy ’22 and Elise-Jane Clemens, brother of Donald J. Paul Keener Wixon ’56 and Patricia (Allan J. Boscacci ’60) A. Wixon Husband of Carla Keener and father of Christine ’07, Boscacci ’61, uncle of Julie Wixon Darmody ’85, Devin J. Jessica ’09 and Rachel ’13 Keener Wixon ’81 (deceased) and Dayna Wixon Woerner ’83, and brother-in-law of Chuck Bettencourt ’62 and Jeanne Ratto Peter Kozel ’79 Bettencourt ’64 Husband of Debra, father of Shannon (Andrew) and Gianna, son of Betty, and brother of Ed Jr., Kim, Tom ’76 and Steve Kozel

Bishop O’Dowd High School encourages The Dragon readers to forward to the school copies of obituary notices about the passing of O’Dowd community members so that the names of the deceased can be listed in the In Memoriam section of this magazine. Please send the notices to Lisa Coffey Mahoney ’76, c/o Bishop O’Dowd High School, 9500 Stearns Ave., Oakland, CA 94605, or e-mail them to [email protected]. Note: Listings are based on information known at press time and may not include all surviving family members.

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