for alumni and friends of Archbishop Riordan High School Winter/Spring 2015 FUTURE magazine #weR Contents:
President’s Message ...... 4
Marianist News ...... 6
Feature Story ...... 8
School News ...... 11
Athletics News ...... 19
Board News ...... 22
2013 - 2014 Annual Giving Report ...... A-Z
Development and Alumni Events ...... 24
Class Notes ...... 32
In Memoriam ...... 36
Inside this issue: Photo by DennisPhoto Callahan
Marianist Superior General Visits Remembering Riordan...... 7 Riordan...... 6 Photo by Sydnee Percival, USMC Percival, Photo Sydnee by
The Long Purple Line...... 8 Telecast Revisited...... 16
Inside Cover: Student life at Riordan via Instagram, @We_R_Riordan. ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 3 FUTURE President’s Message Magazine Dear Members of the Archbishop Riordan High School Archbishop Riordan Family, High School 175 Phelan Avenue On behalf of our Students, Faculty, and Staff, I thank San Francisco, CA 94112 you for the many ways you generously support the (415)586-8200 multiple facets of a Catholic Education in the Marian- www.riordanhs.org ist Tradition at Archbishop Riordan High School. This is www.riordanathletics.org clearly illustrated in the joyful faces, positive attitudes, studious efforts, and welcoming hospitality of our stu- School Administration dents. The Brotherhood is alive, doing well and getting President Mr. Joseph M. Conti stronger each and every day at 175 Phelan Avenue. Principal Mr. Vittorio Anastasio ‘84 This past fall two very special events occurred on our campus. The first was the visit by Fr. Dean of Curriculum Manuel Cortes, SM, Superior General, and Br. Max Magnan, SM, Assistant for Education, of Mr. Michael O’Brien the Society of Mary. They spent a great day on our campus learning the storied history of Dean of Community Life Ms. Frances Dillon Riordan and getting to know our students. Needless to say our young men were impres- Dean of Students sive as always (please see story by Catholic San Francisco on page 6). Mr. Juan Zumbado ’98 Senior Director of Business The second event was the visit by the Marianist Visitation Team, a group of Marianist Operations educators at other network schools sent by the Society of Mary. This group was charged Mr. Gary Whitehouse to affirm our self-evaluation that each and every day we are meeting the challenge of
ARHS Board of Trustees the core of our Marianist Tradition—a reflection of the Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mr. Michael Mayer ‘71 - Chair Mother of Jesus and our spiritual Mother who inspires us to educate with zeal as we form Hon. Jeffrey Holl ‘72 - Vice Chair Mr. Daniel Donovan ‘70- Secretary our students in the Christian way of life. The Marianist Visitation Team confirmed our self- evaluation and stated goals to continue our pursuit of living these traditions with great Mrs. Shirley Artiga zeal. The commitment to this mission is alive and well. Mr. William Best Bro. David Betz, SM Bro. William Bolts, SM ‘53 We are a leading educational institution for young men committed to creating a positive Mr. David Esser Mr. Denis Fama ‘64 learning environment in which our Catholic faith is integrated into all that we do. We must Ms. Kathy Grogan and will continue to improve and become stronger. There are many new and exciting Mr. Vishal Gurbuxani ‘98 things that will be happening on our campus in the near future. We look forward to your Mr. Steven Herrera ‘76 Ms. Maureen Huntington input and active participation as we move forward. Mr. Gerald Lucey ‘61 Mr. Stephen Mayer ‘72 Mr. Tommy Morris Again, thank you for your prayers and the many different ways that you support Mr. John E. Palmer Archbishop Riordan High School. Ms. Loretta Penning Mr. Kelvin Quan Mr. Joe Silvestri ‘74 God Bless,
Mindful of its mission to be witnesses to the love of Christ for all, Archbishop Riordan High School admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin in the administra- tion of our educational poli- Joseph M. Conti cies, scholarship and financial aid programs, athletic or other President school administered programs.
4 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE Editor’s Letter
Hello Riordan Community! Editor: Ms. Victoria Terheyden Director of Communications In my office you’ll find a tidy pile of alumni of magazines from schools and universi- Assistant Editor: ties from around the world. I love these publications because they are such interesting Mr. Marc Rovetti ‘87 expressions of the educational mission of an institution. I was excited to be interviewed Director of Alumni Relations recently about what it means to be an editor of an alumni magazine and share the Contributors: news of a school community. I commented that reporting these stories is one of the Ms. Diana Assereto best parts of my job because you get to meet so many inspirational and interesting Mrs. Nora Birmingham people. Many of these are individuals who have yet to graduate from high school! Bro. Bill Bolts, SM ‘53 Mr. Dennis Callahan Mr. Michael Conti ‘07 The display on the inside cover reflects the work of two students, David Cuddihy ‘15 Mr. Damon Cruz ‘16 and Nestor Fernandez ‘15. David and Mr. David Cuddihy ‘15 Nestor are members of the Knights of Ms. Heidi Faith Riordan ambassadors club, and one of their Phoenix Designs projects was to share their perspective on Mr. Nestor Fernandez ‘15 student life with the community. Launch- Ms. Debra Jensen Ms. Kim Loder ing this social media channel was an exper- Mr. Michael Mayer ‘71 iment, but they have done a phenomenal Mrs. Kacey McCloskey job capturing the student voice at Riordan. Mrs. Sally O’Connell I invite you to follow Riordan on Instagram, Mr. Tony Payne @We_R_Riordan. See the inside back page Mr. Roman Peregrino ‘18 for other ways to stay connected. Mr. Jonathan Ritter Ms. Susan Sutton David Cuddihy and Nestor Fernandez Mrs. Sharon Ghilardi-Udovich Our alumni are equally impressive in their work beyond Riordan. In our feature story for this issue you will read about how several recent graduates have gone on to attend our nation’s service academies. Many of FUTURE Magazine those we profiled also are playing or played athletics at this elite level. Their paths are Mission Statement: certainly a reflection of the education they received. The mission of Future Magazine is to provide school and alumni news to alumni, I hope you enjoy reading the stories of Riordan on the following pages, and how we parents, donors and friends continue to educate students to be mirrors of Christ. of Archbishop Riordan High School.
May 2015 be full of inspirations for you. Stay in Touch: Changes of address, email, phone number or other Sincerely, contact information can be made using Riordan’s onlne giving portal or by emailing [email protected].
Victoria Terheyden Director of Communications 1949
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 5 Marianist News
Marianist identity continues as Riordan hallmark By Tom Burke The following article is reprinted with permission from the October 24, 2014 issue of Catholic San Francisco reporting on the Marianist Superior General’s visit to Riordan this past fall.
There is no more important an element of the The visitors toured the school’s Chapel of the As- foundation of Archbishop Riordan High School than its sumption, archives; campus ministry office, Lindland The- formation around the tradition of the Marianist fathers and atre, and gym. They visited classrooms and interacted with brothers under whose leadership the school was estab- students and faculty and that was only the morning sched- lished in 1949. The congregation’s superior general, Father ule. Manuel Cortes, SM, and assistant for education, Brother “Father Cortes and Brother Magnan learned about Maximin Magnan, SM, visited the San Francisco school Sep- our curricular offerings, the incredible dynamic between tember 25. faculty and staff, and experienced Riordan hospitality,” Marianist Brother William Bolts, a 1953 Riordan Joseph Conti, Riordan president, said. “This was a great day alumnus, and Marianist Brother David Betz, both members in the history of our school.” of Riordan’s board of trustees, escorted the guests around. The afternoon included a meeting with more than “It had rained overnight, but San Francisco and 50 students from Riordan’s Marianist Life Community, a Riordan gave them the most sunny welcome,” Brother Bolts faith-building club found at Marianist schools around the said. world. The theme of the meeting was water conservation, and Father Cortes and Brother Magnan jumped right into Father Cortes and Brother Magnan the conversation. had done a bit of homework before the trip, having read the school’s history continued on next page Young Men Dream Dreams as well as its latest yearbook. “The visit may have lasted for one day but the superiors got an excellent impression of how Archbishop Riordan is fulfilling its Catholic and Marianist mis- sion,” Brother Bolts said. The day was packed with activity from the moment school leadership and students met the guests at the school entrance. Next stop was the President’s library for an overview of Archbishop
Fr. Manuel Cortes, SM (top) Riordan as a Catholic and Marianist and Bro. Max Magnan, SM school. Riordan’s administrators described the student body, the curricular offerings, campus ministry, and extracurricular activities. A focus throughout the day as every day at Riordan, was how the school breathes the
principal characteristics of Marianist education including From the archives: A visit by Marianist Superior General Paul J. formation in faith; quality education; family spirit; service, Hoffer, SM to Riordan in the 1950s. justice and peace, and adaptation and change.
6 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE Marianist News Arcbishop Patrick William Riordan: The San Francisco-Marianist Connection
Faculty, staff, alumni and Archbishop Riordan received good notices of the members of the Marian- Marianists’ work in Stockton, and approved their coming to ist community, gathered San Francisco two years later. The Marianists received a call on December 27, 2014 to from the pastor of St. Joseph's Parish at 10th and Howard honor the 100th anniversary Streets to staff the boys school at the parish, thus starting of the death of the Second their work in the City. Archbishop of San Francisco, Patrick William Riordan. This event took place at Riordan’s burial site at Holy Cross Cem- etery in San Francisco. The centennial anniver- sary of Riordan’s death is significant for two reasons: to honor a man who greatly Archbishop Patrick William supported and enriched the Riordan, the Second Archbishop Catholic community at the of San Francisco. turn of the century in the San Francisco Bay Area, and most importantly, to celebrate his connection to the Marianists.
At the December 27 event, resident Archbishop Bro. Bill Bolts, SM shared Riordan’s history and legacy. Photo by Michael Riordan High School historian Bro. William Bolts, SM ‘53 Conti ’07. shared Riordan's legacy and impact on the City of San Fran- cisco and inspiration to the Catholic community, including his efforts to rebuild parishes that had been badly dam- aged in the 1906 earthquake, and his service as a spiritual Marianist identity article continued from page 7 leader during the aftermath of that catastrophic event.
Archbishop Riordan is not only our school's name- The afternoon continued through conversations with fac- sake, but is responsible for inviting the Marianists to San ulty who had participated in national Marianist Teaching Francisco in 1884 where they served at St. Joseph's Parish as Ministry workshops throughout the year. in the South of Market District, and later at St. James Boys Father Cortes and Brother Magnan have visited School, St. James High School and Archbishop Riordan Marianist schools and communities on five continents. High School. “They were impressed by the friendliness of the students, The Marianists arrived in Hawaii in 1883 and desired rapport between students and faculty, dedication of California foundations to bridge the distance between the students, faculty, staff, and parents, and the Catholic and Midwest and Hawaii. In 1884 the Marianists came to two Marianist symbols and spirit on campus,” Brother Bolts places, Stockton and Marysville, both in Northern California. said.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 7 Feature Story
The loNG purple LINE Riordan’s Strong History at U.S. Service Academies
by tony Payne
About the Author: Tony Payne is a former English and Theology instructor at Riordan, and is currently pursuing a MFA in Creative Writing at Eastern Washington University in Spokane. Tony’s sister is a graduate of West Point where she also played varsity basketball.
8 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE hen I spoke to Jericho Tamasese ‘14 on the last day of classes this past May, he was preparing for Wone major milestone, his high school graduation, while another loomed eight weeks away. “It’s going to be fun,” he told me. “The responsibility of academics, athletics, and military training is going to be enormous, but I’m excited for the challenge.” Riko, as the First-Team WCAL Lineman asks to be called, left his native Bay Area for West Point, New York, where he would be falling into the Long Gray Line, a collective term for all students past and present—cadets, rather—of the United States Military Academy. On “R” Day, July 19, Cadet Candidate Basic Training would begin, and Riko would be joining some of our country’s best and brightest youth and placing his name alongside some of our nation’s most recognizable ones, from Eisenhower, Grant, Custer, and Sherman to Coach K and Buzz Aldrin. As he joins that extensive and impressive community, he also becomes part of Riordan’s own network of alumni and faculty who attended one of the five Service Riordan football standout Riko Tamasese ’14 is now in his first year at West Point Prep. Academies, including the Naval Academy in Annapolis and the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, from which While acclimating to a new environment is a men and women graduate as commissioned officers in normal part of any college student’s first year, there is their particular branch. Navy and Air Force boast a long list plenty about Service Academy life unique from the general of distinguished graduates themselves, including senators, college experience. Chris Dunn, a teacher in Riordan’s Math astronauts, presidents, and Nobel Prize winners. Department and a 1992 Navy grad, remembers having practically every minute of his first, or ‘plebe,’ year taken up Before Riko headed to his campus on the Hudson, by any number of academic, athletic, or training obligations, an hour north of Manhattan, he wanted to spend as much running in straight lines between them (as plebes were time with his family as possible. “Being away from my family mandated to do), and getting the exact amount of shut-eye will be the hardest part of it,” he said. prescribed by the Academy. Second Lieutenant Michael Tuimavave, Riordan Dunn had wanted to go to the Naval Academy ‘09 and Navy ‘14, can relate, saying the hardest part of since he first visited it with family after eighth grade. Both transitioning to life at the Naval Academy was “not being Riko Tamasese and Michael Tuimavave, whose father served able to see my family. It really brought me out of my as a Marine, chose an Academy to play football and follow comfort zone.” in a family member’s footsteps. Aside from their shared Crusader roots, Tuimavave Tony Arzave, Riordan ‘99 and Air and Riko are also united by the fact that each will have Force class of 2003, had wanted spent a year at their respective academy’s prep school. to fly planes since a fateful Career Riko intends to join his older brother Lofi on West Point’s Day at 175 Phelan Avenue. football team, but he will first spend a year doing rigorous He told me, “When a Riordan coursework and military and athletic training to prepare graduate from the 1960s started him for West Point’s academics and intense schedule. talking about his job flying 747s Tuimavave, who was a linebacker for Navy, is grateful for his for United Airlines, I knew what I tenure at Navy Prep, saying, “In retrospect, yes, I’m glad for it. Riordan Math instructor and wanted to do with my life.” It got me ready for the academics and helped me get used former Marine Chris Dunn continued on next page to being on my own.”
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 9 Another bond between these Crusaders has been how coaches and teachers from Riordan have supported them in their dream to attend an Academy. For both Riko and Michael, it was their football coaches at Riordan who made initial recruiting contacts at their schools, whose help is crucial in navigating the complicated application process. Physical education teacher Frank Oross volunteered his time to administer each of the boys’ grueling Candidate Fitness Assessment, giving up his Saturdays to clock their sprints, count their pull-ups and push-ups, and measure their throwing distance. All of the Academy grads acknowledge how Michael Tuimavave is currently on active duty as a Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps. He recently graduated from The Basic School in important it was to be Quantico, Virginia. physically prepared for military training, and how Recently commissioned Second Lieutenant Michael Arzave’s 1999 graduation photo. much of a rude awakening Tuimavave only had a brief visit home before he begins His senior quote: “Only hard Marine officer training in Quantico, Virginia. “I’m excited to see work will allow you to succeed.” Basic Training can be no matter how prepared they what I’m good at and what my career will be like in the Corps,” felt going into it. Tony Arzave remembered, “I tried to he says. He will have plenty of options within his branch, and work out ahead of time as much as possible, because plenty of career options whenever he chooses to return to they really tell you to, but it wasn’t enough. Luckily, when civilian life. you finish Basic, you’re a way tougher, stronger person.” Tony Arzave accomplished his longtime dream of After summer-long Basic Training, students flying when he became an F15 fighter pilot after he was continue with daily early morning Physical Training commissioned, and he soon commanded thirty people while followed by weekday classes. At each of the Academies, overseeing millions dollars of military equipment. Arzave left students take heavy loads of math, science, and the Air Force in 2011, and has since worked in the aeronautics engineering but have freedom to focus on the liberal industry, now teaching commercial airline pilots to fly arts as well. Between each school year, cadets will jetliners. He enjoys his career, and is quick to acknowledge spend summers training in locations across the country his Academy’s role in his success, saying, “When you graduate and globe. Chris Dunn recalls, “Between my first and from a Service Academy, you’ve got something on your second year at Navy, I learned to jump from an airplane resume as far as responsibility that no other college can give in Ft. Benning, Georgia and I crewed a ship in the you.” Mediterranean.” He also discovered a love for teaching as Graduation must seem a lifetime away for Riko a new officer in the Navy, tutoring soldiers on his base. Tamasese, but he can take comfort in the fact that he is Upon graduation, West Point and Air Force walking alongside all the great men and women who have cadets and Navy midshipmen are commissioned as come before him and—like his fellow Crusaders Tuimavave, junior officers in their respective branch, at which point Dunn, and Arzave—he always will. they have a service obligation between five and ten years. These young men and women are being shaped into the military’s future leaders, and are exposed to a range of roles in their branch.
10 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE School News
Boys hope girls hope’s new home at riordan
When Boys Hope Girls Hope was looking for a new space for the organization’s flagship program, Hope Academy, Executive Director Suzanne Palmer looked to an existing partner. “Archbishop Riordan High School is a long-standing academic partner of BHGH, so it was a natural transition to move our program to Riordan’s cam- pus,” said Palmer. Boys Hope Girls Hope serves middle, high school and college students from many local San Francisco schools. The program helps academically capable and motivated children-in-need reach their full potential by providing value-centered enrichment opportunities and education through college. These offerings are extensive: service learning and career exploration, college applica- tion assistance, work- Hope Academy scholars pose in Riordan’s courtyard. force development, “I am very satis- pirations didn’t always seem so attainable. Living in poverty, in tuition assistance, a dangerous neighborhood, his options for the future seemed financial support, fied with where I bleak. Looking back, however, Im attributes his success to two opportunities for things: Boys Hope Girls Hope and Archbishop Riordan High community engage- am today.” School. “Before BHGH I was lost and confused as to what I ment, extracurricular would do in the future,” said Im, a current staff member at activities and much -Perry Im ‘10 BHGH. “They have helped me so much that I decided that I more. BHGH scholars, wanted to pursue a career in social work to give back to oth- as students in the program are called, are also matched ers in need and spread the word about programs like BHGH, with tutors and mentors who share academic support so others don’t give up hope.” and personal guidance. Im believes attending BHGH and Riordan was a A major component of Hope Academy is an out privilege and an advantage. “I know I am better for attending of school program that provides daily academic tutoring, Riordan and BHGH,” he said. “I am very satisfied with where I recreational activities, and support from BHGH’s extensive am today.” network of mentors. Because this program is now housed on Riordan’s campus, scholars also share dinner time with Riordan’s residential students in Chaminade Hall. For more information about BHGH, “Our campus had the capacity to support this program during non-school hours,” said Riordan President including how to apply to be a Joseph Conti. “Welcoming Hope Academy is another way to model to our current students what it means to be a scholar or a BHGH mentor, visit community partner.” Several Riordan alumni and current students are part of this program. www.bhghsf.org. Perry Im ‘10 has dreams of becoming a social worker and with college graduation slated for 2016, his goals are just on the horizon. Unfortunately for Im, his as-
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 11 School News On your marks, get set, learn!
Competition in the classroom spurs students to success by Susan Sutton
The teams are assembled. bragging rights rank high in the quest can grasp all of the concepts.” The players await the starting whistle. for mathematical domination. The education system, once No words are spoken, but knowing dominated by boys and men, started glances and “We got this” smirks to shift a decade or two ago, as more bounce off faces. “I enjoy competition young women were encouraged to Begin! The math problem is pursue a higher education. Encour- revealed on the board. Yes, math. in the classroom. The aged by the success of predecessors, To prepare for tests, Archbish- high school girls flocked to universi- op Riordan High School math teacher only way to get better ties. At the same time, or shortly Ottilie Valverde constructs a competi- thereafter, the number of boys enter- tive game for students with several is to compete against ing four-year colleges dropped slowly, goals in mind: to prepare for a test, to and steadily. teach students how to cooperatively the best.” - JP Detweiler ‘18 While educators applauded work together, to dispel the “Math is the influx of girls in college, they boring” myth, and to have fun while “The game is fun because it worried how the destructible dearth of learning. It works. is competitive,” says JP Detweiler ’18. male college students would affect fu- After Mrs. Valverde unveils the “Testing your knowledge and memory ture generations. In 2000, the American problem, the student in the first desk against one another makes it enjoy- Council on Education tackled this in of each row must correctly solve it to able.” their report, Gender Equity in Educa- award his team 5 points. If he does not, Roman Peregrino ’18 agrees, tion, and followed up on it in 2006 and it goes to the second student, who will saying, “It is fun because there is friend- 2010. get 4 points if he correctly answers it. ly competition and team-building According to their website, The game continues in this way until where everyone in the row relies on “The report indicates that, for the first all of the problems are solved or time each other.” He adds, “It is educational time, the distribution of enrollment runs out. The winning row is usually re- because it is a great way to review for and undergraduate degrees by gen- warded with a no homework day, but our tests and to make sure the class der has remained about the same
12 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE On your marks,
JP says, “A classroom with all boys is nowhere near the same realm of learn- ing in a classroom of boys and girls. Besides the distractions girls provide, get set, learn! boys in the class usually feel less con- fident and feel they need to make an impression with girls around.” He adds, “Let’s not forget to mention that smart girl answering all the questions in the class. In an all boy environment, students are given the opportunity to figure out problems themselves. There is more room for smarter students in the classroom, or learning in an all boy environment, even to resolve a conflict with an un- which makes it very different.” friendly student. Competitive compo- Jimmy Velasco ’17 concurs. “In since 2000, with men representing 43 nents make students want to interact a classroom with all boys the environ- percent of enrollment and earning 43 more and activate their minds to an ment is very different. Your classmates percent of bachelor’s degrees.” even greater extent than in a normal are there to help you when you need Progress, indeed, but the chal- academic setting.” help on homework or any assignment. lenge is ongoing. To combat the pos- The setting at Riordan is dif- We are all one together in a classroom.” sibility of the scales tipping once again, ferent than in a co-educational school. The bond of brotherhood is educators conducted studies, delivered strong at Archbishop Riordan, woven lectures, and wrote books. “Your classmates are determinedly by decades of young Michael Gurian and Kathy men eager to learn and succeed, and Stevens, co-authors of The Mind of there to help you tied together by supportive parents Boys, identified “10 Essential Strategies and teachers dedicated to see them for Teaching Boys Effectively.” Number when you need help succeed. three on the list: “Teachers provide “I enjoy competition in the competitive learning opportunities, on homework or any classroom,” JP says. “The only way to even while holding to cooperative get better is to compete against the learning frameworks.” assignment. We are best.” “Once a competitive compo- nent is introduced into an academic all one together in a Susan Sutton is an award-winning high activity, boys’ desire for achievement school journalism teacher, freelance takes hold,” says Jacob Taylor ’17. “It’s classroom.” writer and reporter, and English fun because students get the chance instructor at Riordan. to go one on one with each other, - Jimmy Velasco ‘17 whether it’s just fun with a friend, striving to be like one of the naturally
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 13 School News Dead Man Walking Shines Spotlight on Death Penalty
The school’s first-ever One-School, One-Book project used a cross-curricular approach to inspire a school-wide dis- cussion about the dealth penalty and other moral issues. A highlight of the project was a performance of Dead Man Walking for the entire student body, and a special visit and prayer service with death penalty abolition advocate and DMW author, Sr. Helen Prejean, who encouraged students to continue the conversation about this important issue.
Read about some of the ways One-School, One-Book took hold in the classroom in this excerpt from an article in the December 2014 edition of the The Crusader by Roman Peregrino ’18.
“The Dead Man Walking reading. students could read them and make school Theater Project requires schools “I had been on the academic the music,” O’Riordan remarked. “Then to have across the curriculum involve- council for years, and I wanted to start our students met one time with a ment,” explained Valerie O’Riordan, the one-school, one-/book [project],” guest speaker, Jake Heggie, who com- Riordan drama director. she said. “I was hopeful that the admin- posed the opera of Dead Man Walking. istration would [be supportive].” They He talked about the process [for the O’Riordan and Band Director were, and the projects soared from opera] and listened to [the students’] Scott Souza took that as a challenge there. songs and gave them feedback.” and went a step further by having their two classes work together. “I decided Having everyone read the One Riordan parent said, “I that my students would write lyrics, Mr. same book allowed the teachers to cre- was touched by how well the music Souza’s class would make music, and ate unique lesson plans based on the supported the emotional journey that let’s see what happens.” book and the concept of capital pun- the play took us on. I was even more ishment. All the teachers incorporated impressed when I realized it had In fact, the idea for a collabo- the book in some way, but O’Riordan’s been a result of a student partnership.” ration came to be long before these was probably the most unique. two Performing Arts teachers decided Was the project a success? “As to work together. It started when “During the school year [Mr. a first time venture, yes. We used some O’Riordan lobbied for the school to Souza and I] decided on a timeline for of [the students’ lyrics and] music in take a different approach to summer my students to write the lyrics, so his the show,” O’ Riordan said, and the col- laboration is “something Mr. Souza and I said we would [like to do again in] the future.” Students who knew the story behind the music enjoyed it more knowing that classmates had written and performed it. It created an even greater connection to the themes of the production and many hope this was not a one time collaboration.
Sr. Helen Prejean (at center), with the cast and crew of Dead Man Walking and the Riordan LIFE Team.
14 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE School News Innovations with empathy Using Design Thinking to Create Real Ideas
A visitor to a Design Thinking session at Riordan might be overwhelmed by the presence of post-it notes covering walls. These notes, however, are key to generating ideas that stick. Design Thinking employs a five-step process to create actionable solutions to simple or complex problems. Schools, colleges, businesses, and many other types of organizations around the world have used the principles to develop solutions to a variety of problems ranging from how to arrange a workspace to challenges in international development. Integrating context and available resources to the design process determines what ideas can be suc- cessfully implemented. With academic origins in the improvement of input so that multiple voices are used to build realistic solu- business processes and generation of new product ideas, tions. “We are excited about using Design Thinking princi- Design Thinking entered the mainstream of organizational ples to foster growth in our school community—anything development with the expansion of Stanford University’s from expanding certain aspects of our curriculum to better d.school (Design School). The vision of this program is to organizing classroom space,” said O’Brien. develop “innovators, not innovations” and explore the in- Design Thinking came to Riordan in a number tersection of theory and practice with a focus on feasibility. of ways, with faculty members attending DT workshops The most creative ideas, if not grounded in practical reality at Stanford, and in true family spirit fashion, hearing the and based on human need, won’t go very far. results of previous DT explorations from spouses also work- ing in education. Faculty members Jessica Fyles, Stepha- nie Lundin and Nate Simon are leading Design Thinking sessions as professional development for faculty and staff. Specific organizational issues will be addressed, and the DT process will also help uncover other areas for growth and solutions developed by the voices of the community. “The Design Thinking process can be confusing and vague at times, but it is incredible to see the responses The five-step Design Thinking Process. Illustration by Stanford University, that are generated from the viewpoint of ‘how would my Hasso Plattner Institute of Design. colleague feel and respond to this idea,’ ” said Lundin. A key aspect of the Design Thinking process is de- Added Fyles, “You’d be surprised at how many veloping empathy. “There is a very human aspect to Design fantastic ideas start out as scribbles on a post-it note. The Thinking and one that correlates directly to our Catholic dynamics of the design process help transition these ideas and Marianist traditions at Riordan—empathy,” said Dean of into realities.” Academics Michael O’Brien. The design process structures
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 15 School News Telecast past & Present since the founding of Riordan TV in in broadcasting. the 1970s, the school has continued to offer over the summer, Riordan made a premiere video curriculum for students several much needed upgrades to the to explore interests in journalism and video production department including television production. The Daily Telecast was 20 new computer workstations and five first broadcast on a closed-circuit channel HD camcorders for shooting and editing, a hosted on the Archdiocese of San Francisco’s renovated control room with video switcher, Catholic Television Network. Through the new sound board, light mixer and all new years, students continue to deliver original LED studio lights. Coming soon: a live content for the Riordan community and stream of the Telecast. many have gone on to succesful careers
16 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE The WRITE Stuff
English Instructor Kim Loder Develops Foundational Writing Manual Present Teenagers may be typing hundreds of text messages per day, but good essay writing skills are still essential in the digital age. Leaving high school with a solid foundation in this area is a key outcome of a Riordan education. As part of the Archbishop Riordan English curriculum, students take Intro to Composition during the first semester of their freshman year. This is a foundation course for the remainder of their high school career where writing is a part of virtually every subject. English instructor Kim Loder has taken the lead to formalize the way expository writing, or writing that explains a subject, is taught. During her 40-year teaching career she used many fine grammar and writing books but found they lacked a unifying framework of how these elements could be taught sequentially. This led her to create a comprehensive instructional manual for teachers that includes lesson plans, handouts, objectives and assessments. Any instructor can adapt the manual to the theme of his or her class. With the idea that better writing begins at the sentence level, this manual takes a multi-sensory approach—incorporating visual, auditory, and kinesthetic elements—that supports various learning styles. “We learn best and make the best progress when we have understanding through all of our senses,” Loder noted. The text proposes specific ways to make the learning more personal and less abstract. Developing a manual of this type takes a collaborative approach. It is currently in its beta version, with feedback expected from freshman year English teachers after the first semester of use. The next step is to edit the workbook to make improvements where needed. Eventually, the goal is to “formally engage teachers across all departments on how the lessons and elements of the manual can help improve student writing at any level,” said Loder. “As a faculty we are constantly assessing the needs of our students and how we can adapt our curriculum, particulary with regard to the many diverse learning styles we have at Riordan,” said Loder. “This manual, developed to be scaleable, will help us do just that when it comes to writing.” The manual is currently available in hard copy and pdf formats; future editions will be available in ebook.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 17 Crusader Roundup Fall Mass for Grandparents at Riordan
Where in the world are these Crusaders?
Riordan Parent and Board Member Kelvin Quan (above left) shared this photo in front of the Albertina Museum in Vienna, Austria. Quan and his family visited their daughter who was studying abroad during her junior year of college.
Seniors Christian Marquez, Connor Laughlin, and Nestor Fernandez (pictured above right, l-r, in the Plaza de España) journeyed to Sevilla, Spain last summer as part of the Centro Mundolengua Program. In addition to participating in an intensive Spanish language immersion pro- gram, these Crusaders embraced la vida Española, including living with a Spanish family, learning flamenco, watching World Cup Soccer, and learning about all aspects of Spanish culture. They also traveled to other parts of Spain and Portugal, and experienced the joys and pitfalls of traveling and living abroad. 18 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE Athletics News
Fall Sports Report
Gilleran is the father of Joe ’12, the 2012 co-recipient of the Molkenbuhr Brothers Outstanding Athlete Award, and Gra- ham ’13, who is currently a member of the varsity basketball team at Sarah Lawrence College in New York.
Associate Athletic Director Bob Greene led the Athletic De- partment at Trinity Prep in Napa where he also served as head coach of the baseball program. During Riordan’s 2013-2014 football and basketball seasons Greene was the school’s play- by-play broadcaster for home games.
Cross Country The young and tenacious Crusader varsity cross country Rugby Enters New Club League team capped off a competitive season, including top After two years as a popular club team, Riordan Rugby will finishes at the Lowell Invitational and Stanford Invitational. form a new club league with three other Bay Area high Brian Kosewic ‘16 and Ian Cranfield ‘17 (pictured above schools, De La Salle, Bellarmine and Clayton Valley, and Jesuit center, l-r) finished 17th and 19th respectively at the CCS and Dixon in the Sacramento area. Riordan will field two Championship held at Toro Park in Salinas. varsity teams and another junior varsity team for new players to the sport. Football The Crusaders faced another tough year in the power- Riordan Rugby comes off of a very successful 2014 club sea- house WCAL. The highlight of the season was a 14-7 win son with the junior varsity winning the Bay Conference Club over Sacred Heart Cathedral which kept the Stanfel Cup League and the varsity making the playoffs. Tony Wells and at Riordan for the second year in a row. The Stanfel Cup Wylie Ilalio will serve as varsity head coaches. is named in honor of Nicholas Stanfel ‘83. Payton Ilalio ‘16 lead the league in tackles.
Gilleran, Greene Bring Experience to Riordan’s Athletic Department The Riordan Athletic Department welcomes a new team of long-time supporters of Crusader athletics.
Athletic Director Mike Gilleran brings years of athletics management experience to Riordan. For more than 20 years he served as the Commissioner of the West Coast Conference, working with private colleges and universi- ties in California, Oregon and Washington to develop pol- icies and articulate strategic directions for intercollegiate athletic programs. He currently serves as the Executive Director of Santa Clara University’s Institute of Sports Law Get the latest Crusader sports news at and Ethics and is an adjunct professor at the University of www.riordanathletics.org or @RiordanSports San Francisco’s Graduate Program in Sports Management.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 19 2014 Graduation
Class of 2014 Takes off!
On May 23, 2014, Archbishop Riordan High School presented 128 diplomas to members of the Class of 2014. Rafael Guerrero represented his class as valedictorian (see an excerpt from his speech below), and the salutatorian speaker was Student Body President Eric Diaz.
The week prior to graduation, Riordan’s Skyline Band, made up from students from the Boarding Program, toasted the Class of 2014 with a special musical performance in Lindland Theatre, causing many students to declare it the best Senior Farewell in school history. To watch the video, visit www.youtube.com/archbishopriordan.
“We stand here today at the top—poised, developed, and determined: in full view of the journey that is yet to come. With every victory at our backs and every defeated obstacle in our wake, we face our friends, family, and teachers today with four long and challeng- ing years glistening in our cheeky, confident smiles... I confess to you all, behind this clumsy looking grin and valiant purple robes, I am intimidated. But, for all it’s worth, I am not afraid. Brotherhood means never taking the next big step alone.”
Excerpt from the Valedictory Address by Rafael Guerrero, currently attending Santa Clara University
20 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE CLASS OF 2014 COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES Franciscan University of Steubenville Sonoma State University AMDA College and Conservatory of the Gonzaga University St. Olaf College Performing Arts Goucher College Stonehill College Academy of Art University Grand Canyon University University of Arizona Albion College Hampshire College University of Central Missouri American Academy of Dramatic Arts Hofstra University University of Oregon The American Musical and Dramatic Academy Holy Names University University of California, Berkeley Arizona State University Hope College University of California, Davis Art Institute of California Indiana State University University of California, Irvine Beloit College Indiana University at Bloomington University of California, Los Angeles Boston University Kenyon College University of California, Merced Cal Lutheran University Lawrence University University of California, Riverside California Maritime Academy Loyola Marymount University University of California, San Diego California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Loyola University Chicago University of California, Santa Barbara California State Polytechnic University, Lynchburg College University of California, Santa Cruz San Luis Obispo Manhattanville College University of Chicago California State University, Fullerton Menlo College University of Iowa Canada College Minnesota State University, Mankato University of Kentucky Chaminade University Montana State University, Bozeman University of Mary City College of San Francisco New York University University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Coe College Notre Dame de Namur University University of Montana, Missoula College of Idaho Ohio Wesleyan University University of Nevada, Reno College of San Mateo Oregon State University University of Notre Dame College of Wooster Pacific University University of Portland Concordia University Penn State Harrisburg University of San Francisco Cornell College Penn State University Park University of Southern California CSU Bakersfield Purdue University University of the Pacific CSU Chico Regis University University of Tulsa CSU Dominguez Hills Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Utah CSU Fresno Ripon College Virginia Polytechnic Institute CSU Monterey Bay Saint John’s University Washington State University CSU Northridge San Diego State University Wentworth Institute of Tech CSU San Luis Obispo San Francisco State University Wheaton College De Paul University San Jose State University Willamette University Denison University Santa Clara University Woodbury University Dominican University School of the Art Institute of Chicago Xavier University of Cincinatti Emory and Henry College Seton Hall University Xavier University of Louisiana Ferris State University Skyline College
Class of 2014 Awards
Bro. Jacob Gapp, SM Jess Cortes Spirit & Molkenbuhr Brothers Community Service Award Perseverance Award Outstanding Athlete Award Joshua O’Hara Jericho Tamasese Zachariah Masoli
James Sabolboro Memorial Award Joe Dominguez School Edward Fennelly Leo McCaffrey Spirit Award Commitment Award Eric Diaz Jiday Ugbaja ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 21 Board News
A Message from the Board of Trustees
Dear Fellow Graduates and Supporters of Archbishop Riordan High School,
I am pleased to report that Riordan is on a roll! Over the past three years, our incoming freshman class has averaged 190 new Crusaders. If a comparable class is enrolled next year, Riordan will be at capacity and the student body will be 30% larger than it was six years ago. This is a testimony to the value of a Riordan education, the excellence and commitment of our faculty, and the hard work of the Admissions team and Administrative staff. Parent involvement is at an all-time high too, with a record number from current classes committing to the Parent Pledge Program.
Complementing strong enrollment will be the full repayment by year-end 2015 of $2.8 million in debt. These funds were borrowed to repair the heating system in 2010 and renovate the Marianist residence in 2011, which now houses our highly successful International Boarding Program. The combination of additional tuition revenue, reduced loan payments, and your continued support will give Riordan the ability to modernize and expand our academic and athletic facilities and enhance financial assistance to qualified students.
More good news! Over the last five years, nearly 100% of Riordan graduates have been accepted to college, with 77% going on to four-year institutions from the Class of 2014. In the past five years students have been accepted into Stanford, West Point Prep, NYU, Notre Dame, Middlebury, USC, UC Berkeley, UCLA, other UC and California State Schools, and many other fine institutions. Significantly, about one-half of graduating seniors were the first in their family to attend college.
Riordan has delivered these outstanding results while serving a student body that truly reflects the social and economic diversity of the San Francisco Bay Area. In recent years the school has welcomed an increasing number of current students who are sons of Riordan alumni. Throughout its 65-year history, Riordan has educated young men in mind, body, and spirit, and with your help we will continue to provide the same outstanding opportunity to future generations.
The Archbishop Riordan High School Board of Trustees has launched a strategic planning process to develop an optimistic and energetic vision for the future of Riordan. Working together with alumni, faculty, parents, students, and friends we will implement a comprehensive strategic plan to position Riordan for continued success and future growth. We welcome your support and participation! Please reach out to the President’s Office or any trustee if you wish to be involved.
My wife Sally and I have been blessed in many ways, and we are proud to give back by investing in Riordan’s future. We enthusiastically encourage you to join us in this endeavor.
Thank you for your continued support of Riordan.
Sincerely,
Michael Mayer ‘71 Chair, Board of Trustees
22 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE New Board of Trustees Members
Archbishop Riordan High School welcomes the following members to the Board of Trustees and thanks them for their time, commitment, and leadership on behalf of our young men.
Shirley Artiga Bro. David Betz, SM John E. Palmer Shirley Artiga Bro. David Betz, SM joins the board John is the is a long- as another representative from the cofounder time active Marianist Community, which he and principal Riordan parent joined in 1984. of Hanover volunteer, He professed Partners, and joins the First Vows a private board this in 1986 and equity firm year in her role as President of the Perpetual in San Francisco. In addition to his Archbishop Riordan High School Vows in 1991. professional experience as a finance Parent Association. A real estate His ministry in and investment professional and professional for nearly 20 years, pastoral and serving on several company boards, Shirley manages a portfolio of vocation development roles over he has worked on behalf of many high-rise commercial properties the past three decades has helped community organizations and located throughout downtown to deepen the faith commitment schools as a board member and San Francisco. She holds an active of countless individuals. Bro. David volunteer, including the Presidio California Real Estate License, and currently serves as the Activities Community YMCA, FairVote and St. is a current member of the Building Coordinator for the Marianist Cecilia School. John has an MBA Owners Management Institute Community in Cupertino, and from Northwestern University and International. Shirley received a BA previously was the Director of the BA from Dartmouth College. He and in Labor Studies from San Francisco Newman Catholic Center at UC his wife Mary, also an active Riordan State University, and is also a proud Santa Barbara for the Diocese of volunteer, are parents to Gilbert graduate of St. Cecilia School and Monterey and liaison for campus ’17 and Miles (9) and Linda (7) who Presentation High School. She and ministry activities at the local attend St. Cecilia her husband are the parents to Gabe colleges and university in that ’15 and Michael, a student at area. Bro. David is a graduate of St. St. Gabriel. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, Thank you to those who have and received a Master’s in Pastoral served on the board since the last Ministry and Master’s of Social Work issue of Future: Tony Sanchez- from Boston College. He also has Corea ‘80, Roger Ritter, M. Kingsley an interest in theater and received Brown, Eric Temple, Msgr. James a Master’s in Theatre Arts from the Tarantino, Lisa Wuerstle, and John University of Pittsburgh. Sinclair. ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 23 1949
Thank you to our Donors! Annual Giving Report Archbishop Riordan High School July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014
Thank you to our Donors! Support Archbishop Riordan High School
Annual Fund Parent Promise Program The Annual Fund supports all areas of the school, The true cost to educate a child is more than tuition from financial aid and retreat programs, to day-to-day alone. Each year we ask current parents to support the operations. Typically this is a direct gift of cash or a school by participating in the Parent Promise, a four- pledge over the course of the year. year commitment made by a family during a student's freshman year. Gifts made to the Parent Promise are tax Stocks and Real Estate deductible to the extent allowed by law. Archbishop Riordan accepts donations of securities which may be tax deductible based on market value. Gifts Honoring Individuals An individual pays no capital gains tax on the dona- Special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, and tion of securities that have been held for more than other milestones, are a great opportunity to honor a one year. Please consult your tax specialist for advice. relative, friend, or business associate. You can also make a gift to the school in honor of a person who has Real property, either in entirety or in part, can be passed away. The Development Office can send a writ- deeded to Archbishop Riordan. It is even possible to ten notification to the person being honored or their arrange a sizable tax deduction by deeding a home family. or other building to the school now, while continuing to occupy the property for life. All real estate transac- Named Scholarships tions are subject to inspection and final approval by The gift of a scholarship is truly a symbol of steward- the Archdiocese of San Francisco. ship by providing an education for the next genera- tion of Crusaders. Endowed scholarships will grow in Planned Gifts perpetuity. Many alumni have sponsored scholarships With proper planning, individuals can assume maxi- for their individual classes, and families, foundations mum returns on assets and engage tax benefits while and other organizations have created named scholar- supporting Archbishop Riordan. Our staff and net- ships as well. Please contact the Development Office work of financial professionals are available to help for more information about setting up a scholarship. you assess your giving options and chose a path that Please see page M for a list of Named Scholarships. will most benefit you and your family. For example, charitable remainder trusts can be built with assets Archbishop Riordan High School Endowment you contribute, such as securities, appreciated prop- An endowment is a gift that is held in perpetuity and erty or cash. invested to provide a stable funding source for the school. Endowment donors have the opportunity to The Heritage Society honors individuals who have make a lasting influence on the school, and gifts can be made Archbishop Riordan a beneficiary of their estate directed to scholarships and other school programs. plans, including bequests, charitable trusts, gifts of life insurance or retirement funds. These gifts of fore- thought guarantee the long-term vitality of Archbish- op Riordan and also provide donors with valuable tax and income benefits during their lifetime. If you have questions about any of these giving Matching Gifts options, please contact: Many employers offer corporate matching gift Mr. Marc Rovetti programs that will double or sometimes even triple Director of Alumni Relations an employee's gift to Archbishop Riordan. Please [email protected] or (415)586-8200 ext. 357 check with your Human Resources Department for matching gift forms and programs. You can also make a gift online at www.riordanhs.org.
C ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT FATHER CHAMINADE CIRCLE $50,000 & Above
The Achieve Foundation The Michael and Sally Mayer Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven Herrera '76 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mayer '71
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN CIRCLE $25,000 - $49,999
The Carl Gellert & Celia Berta Gellert Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John D. Moriarty Marianist Province of the U.S.
BROTHER JOHN MCCLUSKEY, S.M. CIRCLE $10,000 - $24,999
Robert H. Beveridge Trust Agreement Mr. Peter Niland '72 Boys Hope Girls Hope The Olympic Club Foundation Celebrate Foundation Outrageous Foundation Louise M. Davies Foundation Raytheon Matching Gifts Education Program Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Donovan ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ritter Ira & Leonore Gershwin Designated Philanthropic Fund Schwab Charitable Fund God Squad Productions, Inc. Trust Funds, Inc. The Joseph & Mercedes McMicking Foundation
CRUSADER CIRCLE $5,000 - $9,999
Mr. and Mrs. Armando Calderon '76 Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Phyllis and David Cook Philanthropic Fund Mr. James Petersohn '64 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cutone '58 Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Robarge Robert and Michelle Friend Philanthropic Fund Mr. Guido J. Salomone Jr. '57 Mrs. Kathleen Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sanchez-Corea '80 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Herman '76 Schafer Family Philanthropic Fund Ms. Trish Herman Mr. Lou Segale '61 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kosewic '76 Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Stasko '69 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lucey '61 Mrs. Sharon Ghilardi-Udovich Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mayer '72 Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Morris Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Zaney
GOLD RIBBON SOCIETY $2,500 - $4,999
Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo Alfaro '78 Genentech, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Bollier '57 Ms. Kathleen Grogan Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown Hon. Jeffrey Holl '72 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bruno Mrs. Guiselle Kundert Ms. Ana Cabrera Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program Mr. Ronald Macaluso '58 Class of '73 Mr. John Malouf '90 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Current Mr. James R. McCourt '66 Mr. Kevin Domecus '72 Mr. Michael McLoughlin '65 Escrip, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mittelstaedt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Etter Mr. and Mrs. John Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Fernandez II Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Brien
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT D GOLD RIBBON SOCIETY cont'd $2,500 - $4,999
Mr. and Mrs. John and Mary Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sorgie Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Politz Staff Tournament Mr. and Mrs. Tony Quach Mr. Stephen R. Tannas '70 Mr. Kelvin Quan and Ms. Karen Lam Team Air Express Mr. Edward Reidy Terheyden Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roche '76 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas Mr. Bob Roper '56 Mr. Richard Watson '61 Mr. and Mrs. Marwan Saba Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Wuerstle Ms. Marianne Santana Mr. Joseph Zawadsky and Mrs. Constance Clark Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Silvestri '74
CHAMINADE SOCIETY $1,800 - $2,499
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Artiga Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kasimor Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bachecki '59 Barbara & Ron Kaufman Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Danny Boone Mr. Frank Leonetti '84 Mr. and Mrs. John Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Marquez Mr. Marty Coyne PG&E (Matching Gift Program) Mr. Rodney D'Acquisto '67 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Saitz Dr. Michael Daly '60 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Signer '55 Duggan's Mortuaries Mr. and Mrs. William Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Sean G. Finley Mr. and Mrs. GuangDe Sun Mr. and Mrs. Michael Frenna Mr. Eric Temple Mr. Martin Gaehwiler '46 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Uniacke Hillspire, LLC Employee Gifting Benefits Program Mrs. Ann Ybarreta
PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE $1,200 - $1,799
Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Eduard Marchese Apple Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barsetti '67 Mrs. Nellene U. McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bell Mr. and Mrs. Neal McGettigan Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bracco '52 Ms. Christina Michael Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Camacho Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newland '77 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Costigan Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Donnell '64 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cotter '50 Mr. Michael Quinn '59 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cuddihy Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalton '61 and Ms. Mary Dalton San Francisco Italian Athletic Club Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Delucchi Rev. Thomas Seagrave '60 Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Dominguez '76 Mr. and Mrs. Ronan Shouldice Mr. and Mrs. Dan Duggan '72 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sigillo '72 Mr. and Mrs. William Duggan '62 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dusanic Mr. Brian Spiers Mr. and Mrs. Luis Galindo '88 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Spinelli '56 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hipp '77 Startup-HQ Ms. Nguyen Hoang Mr. Thomas Sweeney '76 Mr. Jim P. Kolokotrones and Mrs. Norma Sotomayor Mr. William Taylor '67 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lillie Mr. and Mrs. Al Trigueiro Mr. and Mrs. Declan Malone Mr. and Mrs. James West
E ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT PURPLE & GOLD CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Conway Brian L. and Caroline Fromm Lurie Mr. Joseph Cordes '79 Philanthropic Fund $500 - $1,199 Mr. and Mrs. William Cotton '53 Mr. Lazaro Garcia '76 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cronin Mr. Ramon Gaviola Mr. Joseph A. Alioto '68 and Ms. Teresa Cucco Mr. Alan Ghirardelli '53 Mrs. Mary Bell Norris Mr. Frederick Dal Bello '55 and Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Giusto Ms. Mariana Altamirano Ms. Myra Pierce Mr. Marvin Gochez and Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Alvarez '83 Mr. Ramon De La Cruz and Ms. Jennifer Tagle Mr. Jose Angulo Mrs. Maria Garrido-De La Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Gonzalez Jr. Hon. and Mrs. Raymond Arata '53 Mr. Denis Dillon '80 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gotuaco Mr. and Mrs. John Arenas Ms. Frances Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Peter Granucci '65 Mr. and Mrs. Marc Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dixon '59 Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Greene Mr. and Mrs. John Arnott Mr. and Mrs. Owen Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Julio Guerrero Mr. Paul B. Arnoult Mr. Ray L. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Guinasso Ms. Teresa Asido Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doherty '51 Mr. Marcus Gunn '93 and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Azalde '50 Mr. and Mrs. Isam Dughman Mrs. Celeste Fong Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kasimor Bachecki, Crom & Co., LLP Mr. Robert Dumlao and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanley '74 Barbara & Ron Kaufman Philanthropic Fund Bank Of The West Matching Gift Ms. Tonie Dominguez Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hayes '71 Program Mr. Frank Leonetti '84 Elwell Trucking, Inc Mr. and Mrs. William J. Healy '71 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bankovitch '56 Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Marquez San Francisco Bay Area Law Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Hettinger Jr. '54 Mr. Oscar Barcena enforcement Emerald Society Mr. Robert Hickox and PG&E (Matching Gift Program) Barrick Gold USA Employee's PAC Epicurean Group Mrs. Michelle Viguie-Hickox Mr. and Mrs. David C. Saitz Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Barroso Ms. Lisa L. Ergut Mr. and Mrs. David Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Louis Signer '55 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Baumann Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Esquivel '95 Mr. Robert Howard and Mr. and Mrs. William Stephens Gerry B. Belling Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Falco '64 Ms. Elizabeth Cordova Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Bermudez Mr. and Mrs. GuangDe Sun Mr. and Mrs. John C. Farrell '45 Mr. Mark Hughes '76 Mr. William E. Best Mr. Eric Temple Mr. and Mrs. Enzo Fatica Mr. Gregory Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Biagini Mr. Michael Favetti '77 Ms. Maureen Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Uniacke Mr. James Biernat '66 Mr. and Mrs. James Ferry '57 Mr. and Mrs. Ian Jackson Mrs. Ann Ybarreta Ms. Christine M. Bigarani Mr. Richard Fisher '59 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jones Ms. Chanel Bishton Ms. Lucia Flaherty Mr. Eugene Keegan and BJLGC, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Flaherty '70 Ms. Miriam McGuinness Bro. William Bolts, SM '53 Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Fontaine Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keith Mr. and Mrs. Javier Boyes '80 Mr. and Mrs. Corrado Fontana '76 Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Kilgariff Dr. Robert Branick '53 and Fox Point, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Marleon G. Labonete Dr. Harriet Branick Ms. Judy Lau Mr. Curtis Branom and Ms. Leslie Sorci Mr. Gregory Breslin '82 Mr. and Mrs. Willie Britt Broadway Mechanical-Contractors, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Callagy '72 The William V. Campbell Family Foundation Mr. Richard Carpeneti '60 Mr. Carlos Carrillo CDS Distributing Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ceresa '54 Mr. David Chan and Ms. Morena Andrade Mr. Eric Chan and Ms. Wei Chang Mr. Michael Chaplin '80 Mr. and Mrs. Winton Chen Mr. Ming Cheng and Ms. Susan Chen Class of '63 “Riordan’s Best” awards for September 2014 (l-r): Anthony Rissotto ’17, Andrew Trapsi ’15, DeVante Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connelly '59 Ellis Brown ’15 and Payton Ilalio ’16. ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT F Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Scannell '58 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Schmalz Mr. and Mrs. Qaisar Shaikh Mr. and Mrs. John Shami '82 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slevin '53 Ms. Katherine Snider Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Soria Southwood Plumbing Ms. Angela Stanfel Team Worldwide Mr. Robert E. Thorstad and Mrs. Elizabeth Donohoe-Thorstad Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Tiscornia '69 Mr. Paul Tonelli Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trapsi Ms. Claire Treacy Dr. Louis Tricerri '77 Members of the Heal Our World Environmental Club sold their winter harvest from Riordan’s urban garden. Trinity Building Services Mr. Michael Orlando '83 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Twiss Mr. Elias Y. Lebbos and Mr. and Mrs. Juan Oropeza '82 V & C Foods Mrs. Aline A. Haddad Lebbos Mr. Ismael Orozco and Mr. and Mrs. John Vidosh '57 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lee Mrs. Maria Cervantes Orozco Mr. Fernando Virgen and Mr. Robert Leet '55 Pacific Heights Chevron Ms. Claudia Hernandez Mr. Vincent Leonetti '56 Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Palaad Wells Fargo Community Support Mr. William Lombardini '58 Mr. and Mrs. John Paredes '82 Campaign Mr. Joseph Lucas '61 Ms. Mary J. Parnow Ms. Bonita Wong Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lynch '71 Ms. Melanie Peich Anita & Ronald Wornick Donor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lysenko Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Perotti '61 Advised Fund Mr. Dave Mackin '53 Joseph & Bonnie Phair Fund FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Pilli Ms. Carmen Maldonado Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Quigley $100 - $499 Mr. and Mrs. Romeo S. Manuel Mr. Jeane Redsecker and Abraham Lincoln HS Sports Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Marroquin Ms. Diana Buchbinder Ms. Alicia Acevedo Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Martins Mr. Curley Reed '73 Ms. Caroline T. Affoumado Mr. Jack McAfee '55 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Reidy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Ahern '63 Mr. Warren McCausland '58 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Remulla Mr. Thomas J. Ahern Jr. '46 Mr. and Mrs. Leo McFadden Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Revilla Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Ainslie Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. McGough '56 Mr. Edgar Revolorio and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Allen '72 Mr. Daniel McSweeney and Ms. Eliett Aragon Ms. Lourdes Almaguer Ms. Elina Leino Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Vittorio Anastasio '84 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mikovich Mr. and Mrs. Rizalino Ricasa Mr. James Anderer Susan Moldaw Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jack Risso '55 Mr. Donald Andreatta '87 Mr. James Mourgos '74 Mr. and Mrs. Mauro Rissotto Mr. and Mrs. Florante V. Apellanes Mr. William J. Mulcahy '59 Mr. William Roache Dr. and Mrs. Tomas J. Aragon '77 Dr. Charles Murillo '55 Mr. Gregory Rocca Mr. David Arrigale '63 Mrs. Barbara Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Rodil Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Arrigoni '61 Mr. Daniel Murphy '73 Mr. Peter Romios ‘83 Ms. Diana Assereto Mr. and Mrs. David Murphy '75 Mr. and Mrs. Marc P. Rovetti '87 AT&T Services, Inc. Nibbi Brothers Construction Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ryan Automatic Garage Door Corp. Ms. Caridad Noble-Patterson CDR Gerald Saber '58 Mr. John Azofeifa '73 Mr. and Mrs. William Nowlin '76 Mr. Francisco Salguero '77 Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Balderramos Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nurisso '59 San Francisco Fryer's Club Mr. Lawrence Baldridge '58 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O'Donnell '60 San Francisco Police Officers Association Mr. and Mrs. Steven Balma '78 Rev. John O'Neill '58 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Santos Mr. and Mrs. Janio Baltodano
G ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT Bank of America Foundation Mr. Charles Corsiglia '55 Dr. and Mrs. Art Dugoni '43 Matching Gift Program Costco c/o Truist Mr. & Mrs. Franklin C. Dunn Ms. Melinda S. Barry Mr. Edmund Cota Mr. and Mrs. Cuong V. Duong Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barsi '65 Mr. Daniel M. Cotter '70 Capt. Monte Eagle, Jr. '54 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Benard Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cottrell '72 Ms. Chelise Ellis Dr. and Mrs. Mario Benavente '78 Mr. and Mrs. James Coyne '67 Mr. and Mrs. David Elu Mr. Othon Benavente Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Creedon '58 Ms. Linda Ercoli Mr. Matthew A. Bernstein Ms. Sheri Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Severino D. Etorma Dr. and Mrs. Richard Blake '72 Mr. Daniel Cronin '51 Mr. and Mrs. Mario Evangelista Mr. Scott D. Blalock and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Crosby '59 Mr. Joseph Fanucci '67 and Ms. Yukie Kato Mr. Philip Cunningham '00 Ms. Kathy Desinger Mr. Gerald Bollier '52 Mr. Gregory Currivan '54 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farrah '57 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Borella '71 Mr. Arthur Curtis '58 Walter J. Farrell '43 Mr. and Mrs. Amelito F. Borja Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cutone '56 Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson '64 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bowen Ms. Shay Y. Daggs Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Fesunoff Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Bowers '66 Mr. Patrick Darcy '72 Mr. Paul Finnegan '69 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowler '74 Ms. Sarah C. Davis Mr. Francis Fintamag and Mrs. Cheryl Bracco Mr. and Mrs. Terrel de Dios Mrs. Francine Andrade Ms. Jennifer Brignoli Mr. and Mrs. Edward Del Carlo '81 Firefighters Local 798 Mr. Jeremie Brunet Steve and Kathy Delahunty Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald '62 Mr. Joseph Bruno and Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Fitzpatrick '56 Mrs. Joan T. Sousae '58 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Delahunty '77 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Flaherty II '72 Mr. John Buckley '13 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Delahunty '65 Mr. and Mrs. William Fogarty '65 Mr. R. Thomas Burke '55 Mr. and Mr. Joseph A. Demartini Mr. & Mrs. Robert Frantz Mr. Robert Burke '59 Mr. Dennis Dermody '76 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Frey '62 Mr. and Mrs. George F. Burket '81 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Desmond '63 Mr. David Furnanz Jr. '66 Mr. and Mrs. William Burket '69 Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Noel Gagucas Mrs. Eileen Burns Mr. and Mrs. Randy Dilena '76 Mr. and Mrs. David F. Gallagher '57 Mr. and Mrs. Emer Cabardo Mr. and Mrs. Greg Disse Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gannon '55 Ms. Coeliflor C. Calalang-Guerrero Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Dobel Mr. Hector Garay and Hon. Mary Callanan Mr. and Mrs. Laird Doherty '56 Mrs. Miriam Benavides Mr. John Calvello '80 Mr. Sean Donovan '12 Mr. and Mrs. Jose Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Marco Capitelli '82 Mr. and Mrs. James Doran '54 Mr. Maximiliano Garde and Mr. Michael Carey '73 Mr. Philip M. Dowling '54 and Ms. Melanie Topjian Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Carlin Jr. Mrs. Erilda Satti Mr. Christopher A. Gargano '62 Mr. James Carlin '80 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Doyle Mr. William Gargano '64 Mr. and Mrs. John Carlin '66 Mr. John Castiglioni '78 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos W. Castillo Mr. Johnny T. Chan and Ms. Jingwen Wang Mr. and Mrs. William Chan Chasing Lions Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Juvenal Chavez Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary '51 Mr. J. Gerald Clements '53 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cochrane Mr. George Cockrell Mr. and Mrs. Lou Colzani '73 Ms. Gail Coney Mr. John Consiglieri '67 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cook Mr. John Cooney '58 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Cordes Thomas ‘16 and Ruby Linker at the 2014 Junior Unity Mass.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT H Mr. John Geany '48 Mr. Michael Holland Sr. '53 Ms. Claudia Lima Ms. Carol Gee Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Hollander '67 Mr. Robert Lind Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gianuario Ms. Audra Hooten Mrs. Marianna Lindland Mr. and Mrs. John Giosso '59 Mr. Allen Horton '76 Mr. Daniel Lopez '81 Mr. James Gleeson '77 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Howell Mr. and Mrs. Antone Lottice '73 Ms. Patricia A. Glenn Mr. Frank Hunt '57 Mr. Jerome Lucey '58 Mr. Michael Glover '64 Mr. Terrance Irwin '62 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Marco R. Gomez Mr. Alejandro Jara Ms. Joyce Machuszek Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Gomez Ms. Laura Jason Mr. and Mrs. Scot MacKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gonzales Ms. Debra Jensen Ms. Rochelle Magdangal Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Griffin '55 Mr. and Mrs. William Jovick '58 Capt. and Mrs. David L. Mahoney '71 Mr. John H. Gross Mr. Melecio A. Juarez and Mr. Dino Makabenta '88 Mr. Gary Grossetti '74 Ms. Ester Diaz Moriarty & Malaspina Ms. Ada Guerrero Kaiser Permanente Matching Mr. John Mambretti '77 Mr. and Mrs. Al Gughemetti Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe Marchini Mr. and Mrs. Jaime A. Guzman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kelechava '65 Mr. and Mrs. Tony D. Marenco Mr. and Mrs. John Hallisy '72 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kelly '71 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Marriscolo '65 Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Hammerich Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kemmitt Galen Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hanley '50 Ms. Laurie Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. David Mayer Bro. John Haster, SM '57 Ketron Financial, LLC Mr. James Mayer '60 Mr. Dennis Haugh '82 Mr. James Kilgariff '58 Ms. Sophia Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Hayes '52 Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Kilgore Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McAuliffe Mr. James Heath '58 Mr. and Mrs. Steven King Mr. Kevin McCarthy '72 Mr. Bruce Henderson Mr. James Kirby '57 Mr. Daniel McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. James Hennessy '62 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Koehler '74 Ms. Martha Ryan Mr. Alexander Hernandez and Mr. Brian Krol '95 Mr. Brian G. McGrath '63 Ms. Edna Guzman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kuebrich '61 Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire '54 Mr. Ignacio Hernandez and Mr. Jon Kurpinsky '73 Mr. and Mrs. Terrence J. McHugh '72 Ms. Maria Guillen Mr. Michael Laconsay '77 Mrs. Valerie Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Jose Hernandez Mr. Gerald Lane '76 The Men's Wearhouse Mr. Pablo E. Herrera Ms. Celia Lappano Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Milla '73 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Higgins '63 Mr. Albert Latour '58 Ms. Monique Miller Mr. John Hogeland and Mr. Charles Lawson Mr. Eugene A. Moggia Sr. Ms. Frances Sanahuja Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lazzarini '61 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Montague '63 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Holl '69 Ms. Deitria Levine Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mooney '63 Mr. Kevin Holl '75 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Liao Mr. Michael Moran '76 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moreno '87 Mr. Guido Mori-Prange '58 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morrison '76 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Morrissey '55 Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mullin '55 Mrs. Diane Murphy Mr. James J. Murphy '56 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muzio '77 Mr. and Mrs. Jusuf Natahusada Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Nido Mr. Edward J. Norman '50 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Novello '64 Mr. and Mrs. John W. O'Brien '61 Mr. Joseph O'Brien '70 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. O'Brien '60 Students visit St. Patrick’s seminary with former Riordan Theology instructors Mr. Andrew Ginter and Mr. Dennis O'Connor Deacon Cameron Faller. I ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT Mr. James E. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. O'Flaherty '55 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Rourke '58 Mr. Ralph Olcese '62 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Omran '75 Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Orlando '87 Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo G. Padilla Mr. and Mrs. Hector Paniagua Mr. Frank Passaglia '69 Ms. Helen E. Pearse Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Pena Mr. Aram Penaranda '93 Mr. and Mrs. Mario Peregrino '85 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Perotti '60 Mr. Richard Perotti '63 Mr. Stephen Peterson '78 PG&E Corporation Foundation The Riordan Band brought their talents to the Aloha State last spring, which included a performance Mr. William Phelan '56 on the deck of the USS Missouri. Mr. David Philpott Capt. and Mrs. Richard Saber '56 Mr. Jeffrey Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Picazo Ms. Jeannette Saccheri Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tierney '62 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Pietrelli '70 Ms. Joan Saelee Mr. Allyn Tognoli '61 Mr. and Mrs. David P. Pigott '65 Mr. Steven Sammut '70 Ms. Charlene Trueb Mr. John Pinelli '69 Mr. Michael Sanchez '76 Mr. John Twomey '54 Mr. Gary Polizziani '68 Ms. Ofelia Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Octavio M. Ugarte Mr. Robert Pope Mr. and Mrs. Pietro Sanfilippo Mr. Richard Uland '72 Mr. Robert Profaca '71 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Santa Maria '55 University Of California, San Francisco Mr. Bart Quigley '59 Santa Rosa Wholesale Florist, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Urroz Mr. and Mrs. John F. Quinn '55 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Santana Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Raam Mr. and Mrs. George R. Ramirez '46 Mr. Bernard F. Schneider '55 Mr. and Mrs. Robert VanKoll Ms. Maria Ramos Mr. William Segale '58 Ms. Lauren Vargas Mr. Michael Rea '74 and Mr. David Sereni '58 Ms. Natalia Vargas Mrs. Marrianne Kessel-Rea SFPOA Community Service Committee Ms. Jeanne Virca Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rea '87 Mr. Michael Shea '50 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Vlautin '72 RealNetworks Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Shiels '64 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Waggoner '62 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Regalia '60 Mr. Nate Simon '99 Mr. Philip Waggoner '65 Fr. Thomas Reilly '60 Mr. Charles Simpson '71 Mr. Rodney Wair Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reimers '57 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Waligora Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Rennie '63 Ms. Susan Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace '65 Mr. and Mrs. John Repetto Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sorensen '54 Mr. Thomas Wallace '63 Ms. Juana Reyes Mr. Daniel Spiers '84 Mr. Kevin Walsh '62 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reynolds Mr. Richard Spinelli '58 Mr. William J. Walters Mr. and Mrs. James Riley '58 Mr. and Mrs. Tony Spiteri '70 Ms. Yvonne Walters Mr. and Mrs. Michael Riley '50 Mr. Daniel Stenson '71 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson '59 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riley Mr. & Mrs. Neill Stroth Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Wells Riordan Class of '55 Mr. and Mrs. Mauricio Suarez Mr. and Mrs. Charles White Ms. Denisse Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Sullivan Mr. Michael White '62 Ms. Ruby A. Robles Ms. Wenjing Sun Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White '64 Ms. Rosario Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Sunga Mr. and Mrs. George Wielen '55 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Rogers '62 Mr. and Mrs. James T. Sweeney '57 Mr. Pui King Wong Mr. Robert J. Rossi '63 Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney '72 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Woo Mr. and Mrs. Hashem Rouhani Target Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Woods Ms. Guadalupe Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Dean Taylor Mr. Paul Zasada and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan '75 Ms. Victoria Terheyden Mrs. Diane Janakes-Zasada Mr. Thomas Ryan '55 Mr. Isaac Terry '91
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT J Mr. Henry Gregory '71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gutierrez Mr. John Haderle '56 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hall '68 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hance '65 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harrington '67 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Harris Ms. Margaret Healy Mr. Walter Heath '73 Mr. Carlos R. Hernandez '75 Hospira Employee Giving Program Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hulsmann '56 Mrs. Joanne B. Imperial Mr. MacAllister Jeffrey '07 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. S. Jezycki '52 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Johnson '82 Michael W. Johnston A wonderful team of parent volunteers at the 2014 Crusader Golf Classic. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Keane '58 Mr. Brian Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chrystal '60 Mr. Michael Kearney SUPPORTER Mr. William Conklin '54 and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kennealy '59 Mrs. Claudia Keys to $99 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Keohane '73 Mr. Martin Connell and Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Kirby '58 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alioto '71 Ms. Mary Harty Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kish '65 Mr. Lawrence Amado '65 Mr. and Mrs. George Cosmos Kiyoko Kobayashi American Blue Chip Investment Mr. Frank Cox '59 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koman Management Ms. Anne K. Daly Mr. David E. Korn Mr. and Mrs. Jose Anaya Mr. and Mrs. Steve Daniele Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lai Mr. Robert Anders '71 Mr. Douglas DaSilva '73 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lazzaretto '63 Ms. Remie Aranda Col. Ron De Golia '55 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lazzari Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archer Mr. Robert Degroot '62 Mr. Michael D. Lee '69 Ms. June Bacigalupi Mr. Rodney J. DeMartini '65 Mr. Dennis G. Leong Mr. David Banks '06 Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Diaz Frances Leong Mr. Thomas Barber and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dold Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis '59 Ms. Clare M. Krebsbach Mr. Robert Dreizler Mr. Michael Li '96 Mr. Henry Barron '58 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edlund Mr. and Mrs. Piula Luavasa Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Batres Mr. Celestino R. Ellington and Ms. Katherine Lucchio Mr. Gonzalo Benard '80 Ms. Shanna Dacanay Macy's Foundation Mr. Douglas Bergman Dr. and Mrs. Edward Erigero Mr. William Mannone '79 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bethel Mr. James Espinoza '84 Mr. Hector Mau and Mr. Jack A. Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Fife Mrs. Patricia Wu-Mau Mr. John Bolts '91 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Filippello '55 Jane McColgan Mr. Ramona L. Bordin Mr. Edward Finn '58 Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDonough Mr. George Brooks '41 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Flaharty '59 Mr. Tyrone McGraw '06 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bucci Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Formosa Mr. and Mrs. James McHugh '68 Mr. William T. Byrnes '60 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Freund '60 Mr. and Mrs. William McKeon '65 Ms. Lowell J. Calvello Mr. and Mrs. Nazareno Galea Mr. and Mrs. William Melia Jr '67 Ms. Emma Campero Mr. and Mrs. E H. Gallarate Ms. Desiree Miles Ms. Wendy Caponi Mr. John Galten '59 Mr. Carlos Milian '68 Mr. Joseph Carcello Ms. Yanira Galvez Mr. and Mrs. Mark Montobbio '59 Dr. Richard Caselli '55 Garrison Properties Mr. Michael Moran '60 Ms. Barbara Casey and Mr. Thomas A. Gordon '42 Allan W. Moskowitz Mr. Richard Siggins Mr. and Mrs. William Gradwohl '53 Mr. Frank Mulholland '55 Mr. James N. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graham '65 Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy '55 Mr. Stanford Chandler Mr. Steven Grealish K ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT Mrs. Patricia D. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Urrutia '69 Mr. Michael O'Brien Mr. Hector Navarro '88 Raymond Uzeta Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Connell Jr. Ms. Elizabeth J. Niland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Valverde Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rea '87 Mr. Frank Novicki and Mr. Jose Vega and Mr. and Mrs. Marc Rovetti '87 Ms. Cammy Blackstone Ms. Sandra Martinez Mr. Nate Simon '99 Mr. Michael O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Donaldo Velasco Mr. Ken Swan Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Connell Jr. '84 Mr. Jerome Ver Brugge '58 Ms. Victoria Terheyden Mr. Dennis O'Connor '56 Mr. Michael Vezzali '88 Mrs. Sharon Ghilardi-Udovich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. O'Donnell '57 Ms. Lorrayne Vittori Mr. and Mrs. Robert Valverde Mr. Kevin O'Malley '75 Mr. and Mrs. John Warren '53 Mr. Michael Vezzali '88 Ms. Brenda Peralta Mr. Peter Wasserburger '58 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perez Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wassmer '84 FOUNDATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Phillips '67 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. White '54 Mr. Terry J. Piccardo Mr. Barry Widener '61 Abraham Lincoln HS Sports Mr. and Mrs. John Plantz Mr. Michael Wiese '62 Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Potter '53 Jane M. Wiley Celebrate Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Powell '59 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Willemsen '65 Louise M. Davies Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George Putkey '73 Mr. Jere Williams '73 The Carl Gellert & Celia Berta Gellert Mr. Al Quartaroli '68 Ms. Margaret A. Witt Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Zaldy R. Ralleta Mr. and Mrs. John Woods God Squad Productions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Reber '78 Marianist Province of the U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Reyes The Michael and Sally Mayer Family Mr. Preston Richard '61 FACULTY AND STAFF Foundation Mr. Nicholas Riley '03 GIVING The Joseph & Mercedes McMicking Mr. and Mrs. George W. Robinette '65 Foundation Mr. Nicholas S. Roche '15 Mr. and Mrs. Vittorio Anastasio '84 The Olympic Club Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rohlfes '70 Ms. Diana Assereto Outrageous Foundation Mr. John Rossi '55 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bethel Trust Funds, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Van Roth '73 Mr. George Cockrell Mrs. Patricia Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalton '61 Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan '73 and Ms. Mary Dalton Ms. Mary Jane Ryan Ms. Frances Dillon Mr. Alejandro Sanchez '11 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Tony Savage '85 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edlund Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Senger '62 Mr. and Mrs. David Elu Mr. and Mrs. William Shea Ms. Debra Jensen Louis E. Shoneff Mr. David Shrieve '59 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shubunka Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Silvestri '64 Ms. Sharon Sommer Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sullivan Mr. Ken Swan Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney '58 Ms. Jeanette Taheny Mrs. Carolyn Tamony Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thelen '57 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thelen '58 Ms. Marianne M. Thompson Ms. Sandra Tinetti Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tortorelli '64 Ronald Toschi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Udovich Mr. Albert Urrutia '75 Riordan faculty and residential staff celebrated graduates of the boarding program.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT L ENDOWMENTS Lois and Eli Miller Endowment Macy's Foundation Lucey/Doyle Endowed Scholarship PG&E (Matching Gift Program) Bachecki/Isola Scholarship Marcos Gutierrez Scholarship Fund PG&E Corporation Foundation Best Family Endowed Scholarship Michael Roache Endowed Raytheon Matching Gifts Education Bud Duggan Family Scholarship Scholarship Program Callero Family Endowment Minehan Family Scholarship RealNetworks Foundation Class of '52 Endowment Fund Nick Stanfel Memorial Scholarship Wells Fargo Educational Matching Class of '53 Endowment Fund PAAC Endowed Scholarship Gift Program Class of '55 Memorial Scholarship Paul Moreno Memorial Scholarship Class of '56 Endowment Fund Reno Taini Endowed Scholarship GIFTS IN KIND Class of '63 Endowed Scholarship Rose and Bob McArthur Endowed Class of '64 Endowment Scholarship Class of '65 Scholarship Segale Family Scholarship Mrs. Theresa Alvarez Class of '70 Endowment Fund St. James High School Endowment Antologia Class of '72 Endowed Scholarship St. Philip's School Endowed ARHS Athletic Department Fund Scholarship ARHS Football Coaches Class of '73 Endowed Scholarship Tom Bolts/M Ryan Scholarship ARHS Parent Association Class of '76 Scholarship Fund Vincent Perez Memorial Scholarship ARHS Parent Board Class of '87 Scholarship Fund Atlantis Resort & Spa Crummey/Corey Memorial Bayside Printed Products Scholarship Beach Blanket Babylon Cutone Brothers Endowed MATCHING GIFT Bi-Rite Distributing Scholarship COMPANIES Chanel Bishton Daniel J. & Mary Moriarty, St. Charles Camelin Blackstone Apple Matching Gifts Program Borromeo School Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bollier AT&T Services, Inc. Endowed Scholarship Gloria Borja Bank of America Foundation Fr. Tom Seagrave Endowed Buca di Beppo Matching Gift Program Scholarship Gail Burke Bank Of The West Matching Gift Hannah & Catherine Moriarty Steve Burke Program Endowment Byington Vineyard & Winery Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Holl Family Endowed Scholarship Cal Shakes Program Hurley Endowed Scholarship Casa Sanchez Costco c/o Truist Jacob Valdiviezo Endowed Celias By The Beach Hospira Employee Giving Program Scholarship Cheesecake Factory Kaiser Permanente Matching Gift John L. Wheeler Endowment John Coffey Program John Rubia Endowed Scholarship Maureen Conway Robert Connelly Marvin Cortes Joan Cuddihy D & M Liquors Dave & Buster's Duggan's Serra Mortuary Dona Edlund Olive Ennis Elwell Trucking, Inc. Epicurean Group Lisa Ergut David Esser Fine Arts Museums Firenze By Night Lorraine Ghilardi Gigi's Sotto Mare Halleck Vineyard Hiller Aviation Museum A scene from the 2014 spring musical, You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown. Hood & Strong, LLP M ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT Hyatt Regency Hotel, SFO Il Fornaio In and Out Burger Johnny Foleys Irish House Lisa Kilmartin Inna Kupriyanova Ms. Kerry LaBelle Aline Lebbos Maggiora Miles Family MaMo Logistics, Inc. Laura Marchini Samantha Martinez Mazzetti's Bakery Mozzerella Di Bufala Jody Murphy Bill & Marie Nasser Neiman Marcus Crusaders took part in the 2014 Rosary Rally. Photo by Dennis Callahan. Nibbi Brothers Gen. Contractors Oakland A's Oakland Zoo John P. Vlautin Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Conway Sara Oletti Renee Wallis Ms. Shay Y. Daggs OPI Products Gary & Melissa Whitehouse Ms. Sarah C. Davis Papapietro Perry Winery Sydney Wilson Mr. Ramon De La Cruz and Pete's Tavern Eric Wright Mrs. Maria Garrido-De La Cruz Planet Granite Lisa Wuerstle Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Diaz Presidio Golf Course Barbara Zaney Mr. and Mrs. Owen Doherty Noreen Quimson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dusanic Katie Rettenbacher Ms. Lisa L. Ergut Adriene & Steve Roche PARENT GIVING Mr. and Mrs. Severino D. Etorma Ann Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Fontaine Linda Rosen By Class Ms. Patricia A. Glenn San Jose Giants Mr. Marvin Gochez and Thank you to all our parents who Alona Sandoval Grenacher Ms. Jennifer Tagle See's Candies maintained the pledge they made Mr. Alexander Hernandez and SF 49ers to Archbishop Riordan High School Ms. Edna Guzman SF Experience when their sons entered the school. Mr. and Mrs. Jose Hernandez Joanne Slaboch Mr. Pablo E. Herrera Sonoma Canopy Tours 2014 Ms. Audra Hooten Sonoma Raceway Shelley Sorenson Ms. Alicia Acevedo 2015 Spiazzo Cucina Italiana Mr. and Mrs. Florante V. Apellanes Mr. and Mrs. Willie Britt Startup-HQ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Biagini Mr. Eric Chan and Ms. Wei Chang Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stasko Mr. Scott D. Blalock and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cochrane Stern Grove Festival Assoc Ms. Yukie Kato Mr. Martin Connell and Ms. Mary Harty Sumin Ballet Mr. and Mrs. Amelito F. Borja Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cuddihy Victoria Terheyden Mr. Curtis Branom and Ms. Leslie Sorci Mr. and Mrs. Steve Daniele The Bay Club Ms. Coeliflor C. Calalang-Guerrero Mr. and Mrs. Terrel de Dios The Blarney Stone Mr. Carlos Carrillo Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Diaz The Fish Market Mr. and Mrs. Carlos W. Castillo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Doyle Tory Burch Mr. David Chan and Mr. and Mrs. Isam Dughman Twin Pine Casino Ms. Morena Andrade Mr. Robert Dumlao and Ms. Tonie Sharon Udovich Mr. Johnny T. Chan and Dominguez Ultimate Cookie Ms. Jingwen Wang Mr. Celestino R. Ellington and Walt Disney Family Museum Mr. and Mrs. William Chan Ms. Shanna Dacanay ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT N Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Camacho Mr. and Mrs. Winton Chen Ms. Teresa Cucco Mr. and Mrs. Sean G. Finley Mr. and Mrs. Noel Gagucas Mr. and Mrs. Luis Galindo '88 Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Giusto Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Gonzalez Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Hammerich Mr. John Hogeland and Ms. Frances Sanahuja Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kasimor Mr. Jim P. Kolokotrones and Mrs. Norma Sotomayor Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kosewic '76 Mr. Elias Y. Lebbos and Students at the 2014 Winter Ball. Mrs. Aline A. Haddad Lebbos Mr. and Mrs. Piula Luavasa Ms. Chelise Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Palaad Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe Marchini Mr. and Mrs. Enzo Fatica Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Pena Mrs. Nellene U. McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Fernandez II Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Picazo Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mikovich Ms. Yanira Galvez Mr. and Mrs. John Plantz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newland '77 Mr. and Mrs. Jose Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Quigley Mr. Frank Novicki and Mr. Maximiliano Garde and Mr. Edgar Revolorio and Ms. Cammy Blackstone Ms. Melanie Topjian Ms. Eliett Aragon Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Orlando '87 Mr. Ramon Gaviola Ms. Denisse Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Pilli Mr. and Mrs. Marco R. Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Hashem Rouhani Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Politz Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Pietro Sanfilippo Mr. and Mrs. Zaldy R. Ralleta Mr. and Mrs. Julio Guerrero Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Schmalz Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Reidy Mr. and Mrs. Jaime A. Guzman Ms. Katherine Snider Mr. and Mrs. David C. Saitz Mr. Ignacio Hernandez and Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Stasko '69 Ms. Ofelia Sanchez Ms. Maria Guillen Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trapsi Mr. and Mrs. Eric Santos Mr. Robert Hickox and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Uniacke Mr. and Mrs. William Stephens Mrs. Michelle Viguie-Hickox Ms. Natalia Vargas Mr. and Mrs. GuangDe Sun Mr. Robert Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Waligora Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Sunga Ms. Elizabeth Cordova Mrs. Ann Ybarreta Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ian Jackson Mr. Fernando Virgen and Ms. Claudia Hernandez Mr. Alejandro Jara 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jones Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keith Mr. Paul Zasada and Mr. Jose Angulo Mrs. Diane Janakes-Zasada Ms. Celia Lappano Ms. Remie Aranda Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lillie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. John Arenas 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Scot MacKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Artiga Mr. and Mrs. Declan Malone Ms. Teresa Asido Ms. Caroline T. Affoumado Mr. and Mrs. Tony D. Marenco Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Balderramos Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo Alfaro '78 Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Marquez Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Batres Ms. Lourdes Almaguer Mr. and Mrs. Leo McFadden Ms. Jennifer Brignoli Ms. Mariana Altamirano Mr. Daniel McSweeney and Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Alvarez '83 Mr. and Mrs. Marc Arnold Ms. Elina Leino Mr. and Mrs. Jose Anaya Mr. and Mrs. Janio Baltodano Ms. Desiree Miles Ms. Melinda S. Barry Mr. Oscar Barcena Ms. Caridad Noble-Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bell Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Barroso Mr. Ismael Orozco and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Bermudez Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Baumann Mrs. Maria Cervantes Orozco Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Benard
O ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT Ms. Chanel Bishton Ms. Rosario Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. George Avdalas Mr. and Mrs. Danny Boone Ms. Guadalupe Ruiz Mr. Kenneth Baker Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Mr. and Mrs. Leonel Bello Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown Mr. and Mrs. Marwan Saba Mr. and Mrs. Todd Benham Ms. Ana Cabrera Ms. Joan Saelee Mr. and Mrs. Celso Biscocho Mr. and Mrs. Juvenal Chavez Mr. and Mrs. Qaisar Shaikh Ms. Camelin Blackstone Mr. Ming Cheng and Ms. Susan Chen Mr. and Mrs. Ronan Shouldice Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bodeker Mr. and Mrs. John Coffey Ms. Susan Smith Ms. Lynn Breiz Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cook Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sorgie Mr. Thomas Busby Mr. and Mrs. John D. Current Mr. and Mrs. Dean Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Calvin Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Delucchi Ms. Marianne M. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Mike Caravelli Mr. and Mrs. Cuong V. Duong Ms. Claire Treacy Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Carrigan Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Esquivel '95 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Twiss Ms. Natalia Castillo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Etter Mr. and Mrs. Robert VanKoll Mr. and Mrs. Tom Christian Mr. and Mrs. Michael Frenna Ms. Lauren Vargas Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Chu Mr. Hector Garay and Mr. and Mrs. Donaldo Velasco Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Chun Mrs. Miriam Benavides Ms. Yvonne Walters Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cosentino Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gotuaco Mr. and Mrs. James West Mr. and Mrs. Armando Cuellar Ms. Ada Guerrero Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Zaney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cuff Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Guinasso Mr. Joseph Zawadsky and Mr. and Mrs. Jose de Jesus Cuellar Mr. Marcus Gunn '93 and Mrs. Constance Clark Mr. and Mrs. Ramon De La Cruz Mrs. Celeste Fong Ms. April De Leon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Darren Driskill Ms. Nguyen Hoang NEW PARENT PLEDGES Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunphy Ms. Laurie Kerrigan Thank you to the following new par- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Escobar Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Kilgariff ents who have made a commitment Mr. Joseph Fazio Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lee to the Parent Pledge Program this Ms. Charissa Ferguson Ms. Deitria Levine academic year. These names reflect Ms. Zulma Finney Mr. and Mrs. Victor Liao pledges made July 1 - October 1, 2014. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzpatrick Ms. Claudia Lima Ms. Chistina Flores Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lysenko Ms. Dawn Adachi Mr. and Mrs. Brando Flores Ms. Rochelle Magdangal Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Alcaraz Mr. and Mrs. Florante Gabon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Maguire Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Alviso Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gerodias Mr. John Malouf '90 Mr. and Mrs. Joel Andrade Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Sr Mr. and Mrs. Eduard Marchese Ms. Lisa Annuzzi Ms. Rebecca Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Martins Ms. Sophia Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCabe Ms. Monique Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mittelstaedt Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Nido Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo G. Padilla Ms. Mary Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Hector Paniagua Mr. and Mrs. Tony Quach Mr. Kelvin Quan and Ms. Karen Lam Mr. Jeane Redsecker and Ms. Diana Buchbinder Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Mauro Rissotto Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Robarge Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roche '76 Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Rodil The Class of 2018 eagerly awaited the opening of the 43rd annual Frosh Olympics.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT P Ms. Silvia Hernandez ALUMNI GIVING Philip M. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Hernandez Monte Eagle Mr. and Mrs. David Higuera Arthur E. Hettinger Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Kay ST JAMES John McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Kilgore Peter Sorensen
Mr. and Mrs. Agustin Ko John A. Twomey George Brooks '41 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lee Thomas G. White Thomas A. Gordon '42 Mr. and Mrs. Benchun Liu Arthur Dugoni '43 Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Carlos Lopez 1955 Walter J. Farrell '43 Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney R. Thomas Burke John C. Farrell '45 Mr. Oscar Miron Richard Caselli Thomas J. Ahern '46 Mr. and Mrs. Jose Montenegro Charles Corsiglia Martin A. Gaehwiler '46 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moraga Frederick Dal Bello George R. Ramirez '46 Ms. Lissette Munoz Ron J. De Golia John Geany '48 Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Najera Vincent Filippello Ms. Claudia Ortega John M. Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Yukio Oshita RIORDAN Edward M. Griffin Robert Leet Ms. Roxanne Parker 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Pashby Jack McAfee Joseph Azalde Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson Edmund Morrissey Bernard T. Cotter Ms. Mary Ann Paul Frank Mulholland Raymond Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Dan Perea Eugene Mullin Edward J. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Mario Peregrino Charles Murillo Michael Riley Ms. Cathy Pereira James P. Murphy Michael Shea Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Picazo Michael P. O'Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prudden 1951 John F. Quinn J. J. Risso Ms. Josette Prudente-Reilly Jack Cleary John Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Edison Pulido Daniel Cronin Thomas Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Leodegaro Quitoriano Raymond Doherty Ms. Lorriann Raji Larry Santa Maria Mr. and Mrs. Francis Regidor 1952 Bernard F. Schneider Ms. Michiko Regino Gerald Bollier Louis Signer Ms. Virginia Reyes John L. Bracco George Wielen Mr. and Mrs. Jose Rico Michael K. Hayes 1956 Ms. Maria Rodriguez Charles W. S. Jezycki Walter Bankovitch Mr. Pietro Sanfilippo Michael Cutone Mr. and Mrs. Eric Santos 1953 Laird Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Schmalz Raymond J. Arata Joseph T. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schoepp Bro. William Bolts, SM John A. Haderle Mr. and Mrs. Craig Stephen Robert Branick Richard Hulsmann Mr. and Mrs. Dean Taylor J. Gerald Clements Vincent Leonetti Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson William J. Cotton Richard E. McGough Ms. Laura Torres Alan Ghirardelli James J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Uribe Sr. William Gradwohl Dennis O'Connor Ms. Athena Valenzuela Michael Holland William Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Davi Vallecillo Dave Mackin Bob Roper Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson Homer F. Potter Richard Saber Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson Ed Slevin Joseph Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zamagni John Warren 1954 1957 Albert Ceresa Kenneth C. Bollier William Conklin Michael Farrah Gregory Currivan James Ferry James Doran David F. Gallagher
Q ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT Bro. John Haster, SM William Lewis Michael Wiese Frank Hunt Mark Montobbio 1963 James Kirby William J. Mulcahy Lawrence E. Ahern Thomas L. O'Donnell Robert Nurisso David Arrigale Norman Reimers Dennis Powell Daniel Desmond Guido J. Salomone Bart Quigley Peter Higgins James T. Sweeney Michael A. Quinn Robert J. Lazzaretto Joseph Thelen David Shrieve Brian G. McGrath John Vidosh Jack Watson Mike Montague 1958 1960 Kenneth J. Mooney Lawrence Baldridge William T. Byrnes Richard Perotti Henry Barron Richard Carpeneti Douglas C. Rennie Joseph Bruno Michael Chrystal Robert J. Rossi John Cooney Michael Daly Thomas Wallace Dennis Creedon Kenneth Freund 1964 Arthur Curtis James Mayer Douglas Falco Robert Cutone Michael Moran William Ferguson Edward Finn Timothy F. O'Brien William Gargano James Heath Thomas F. O'Donnell Michael Glover William Jovick David E. Perotti Thomas P. Novello John P. Keane Robert A. Regalia Robert O'Donnell James Kilgariff Thomas Reilly James Petersohn Richard W. Kirby Rev. Thomas Seagrave John Shiels Albert Latour Carlo Silvestri William Lombardini 1961 Gerald Arrigoni Ronald Tortorelli Jerome Lucey Thomas M. White Ronald Macaluso Robert Dalton Warren McCausland Edward Kuebrich 1965 Guido Mori-Prange Michael Lazzarini Lawrence Amado John O'Neill Joseph Lucas Ralph Barsi Thomas O'Rourke Gerald Lucey Stephen J. Delahunty James M. Riley John W. O'Brien Rodney J. DeMartini Gerald Saber Ronald Perotti William Fogarty Paul T. Scannell Preston Richard Richard Graham William Segale Lou Segale Peter Granucci David Sereni Allyn Tognoli Daniel J. Hance Richard Spinelli Richard Watson Michael Kelechava James Sweeney Barry Widener Michael Kish Richard Thelen 1962 Tom Marriscolo Jerome Ver Brugge Robert Degroot William McKeon Peter Wasserburger William Duggan Michael McLoughlin David P. Pigott 1959 John Fitzgerald Michael Frey George W. Robinette Gerald Bachecki Philip Waggoner Robert P. Burke Christopher A. Gargano James Hennessy John Wallace Robert Connelly Michael Willemsen Frank Cox Terrance Irwin Philip Crosby Ralph Olcese 1966 Richard Dixon Edmund Rogers James Biernat Richard Fisher Michael B. Senger Philip G. Bowers Patrick Flaharty Martin Tierney John T. Carlin John Galten Paul A. Waggoner David Furnanz John Giosso Kevin Walsh James R. McCourt Richard Kennealy Michael White
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT R 1967 Daniel Stenson Albert Urrutia Larry Barsetti John Consiglieri 1972 1976 James Coyne Dale Allen Armando Calderon Rodney D'Acquisto Richard Blake Dennis Dermody Joseph Fanucci John G. Callagy Randy Dilena Peter Harrington Richard J. Cottrell Pete F. Dominguez Douglas R. Hollander Patrick Darcy Corrado Fontana William Melia Jr Kevin Domecus Lazaro Garcia Daniel E. Phillips Dan Duggan Kevin Herman William Taylor John W. Flaherty Steven Herrera John Hallisy Allen P. Horton 1968 Jeffrey Holl Mark Hughes Joseph A. Alioto Stephen Mayer Kevin M. Kosewic Richard J. Hall Kevin McCarthy Gerald Lane James McHugh Terrence J. McHugh Michael Moran Carlos Milian Peter Niland Donald Morrison Gary Polizziani Phillip J. Sigillo William Nowlin Al Quartaroli John Sweeney Stephen Roche Richard Uland Michael Sanchez 1969 John P. Vlautin Thomas P. Sweeney William Burket Paul Finnegan 1973 1977 Dennis Holl John Azofeifa Tomas J. Aragon Michael D. Lee Michael Carey Brian Delahunty Frank Passaglia Lou Colzani Michael Favetti John Pinelli Douglas DaSilva James Gleeson Michael F. Stasko Walter Heath Eric Hipp Dominic J. Tiscornia Jeremiah Keohane Michael Laconsay Xavier Urrutia Jon Kurpinsky John Mambretti Antone Lottice Robert Muzio 1970 Jeffrey Milla Thomas Newland Daniel M. Cotter Daniel Murphy Francisco Salguero Dan W. Donovan George Putkey Louis Tricerri Steve Flaherty Curley Reed Bill Nasser Van Roth 1978 Joseph O'Brien James J. Ryan Adolfo Alfaro Lawrence A. Pietrelli Jere Williams Steven J. Balma Lawrence Rohlfes Mario Benavente Steven Sammut 1974 John Castiglioni Tony Spiteri Edward Bowler Stephen Peterson Stephen R. Tannas Gary Grossetti James Reber Patrick J. Hanley 1971 Dennis Koehler 1979 Albert Alioto James Mourgos Joseph Cordes Robert Anders Michael Rea William Mannone Robert Borella Joseph D. Silvestri Henry Gregory 1980 Daniel J. Hayes 1975 Gonzalo Benard William J. Healy Carlos R. Hernandez Javier Boyes Michael Kelly Kevin Holl John Calvello Edward Lynch David Murphy James J. Carlin David L. Mahoney Kevin O'Malley Michael Chaplin Michael Mayer Joseph R. Omran Denis Dillon Robert Profaca Patrick F. Ryan Tony Sanchez-Corea Charles Simpson S ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT 1981 1995 Gifts In Honor of ... George F. Burket Miguel Esquivel Edward Del Carlo Brian Krol Bro. William Bolts, SM '53 Daniel Lopez 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Fesunoff Michael Li Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Creedon '58 1982 Gregory Breslin 1999 Mr. and Mrs. William Jovick '58 Nate Simon Marco Capitelli Mrs. Lorraine Ghilardi Dennis Haugh 2000 Ms. Linda Ercoli Michael Johnson Philip Cunningham Juan Oropeza Mrs. Margaret Koman John Paredes 2003 John Shami Nicholas Riley Mr. William Roache 2006 Mr. Joseph Koman 1983 David Banks Mr. William Roache Ricardo Alvarez Tyrone McGraw Michael Orlando Mrs. Estela A. Shea Peter Romios 2007 Mr. Michael Shea '50 Jeffrey MacAllister 1984 Vittorio Anastasio 2011 James Espinoza Alejandro Sanchez Frank Leonetti John J. O'Connell 2012 Daniel Spiers Sean Donovan Martin Wassmer 2013 1985 John Buckley Mario Peregrino 2015 Tony Savage Nicholas S. Roche 1987 Donald Andreatta Mark Moreno Paul D. Orlando Scott Rea Marc P. Rovetti 1988 Luis Galindo Dino Makabenta Hector Navarro Michael Vezzali 1990 John Malouf 1991 John Bolts Isaac Terry 1993 Marcus Gunn Abdallah ‘16 and John ‘82 Shami showed their Crusader pride Aram Penaranda at the 2014 Junior Unity Mass.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT T In Memory of… Mr. Michael W. Johnston Mr. Peter Reese Mr. Michael Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Stasko '69 Mr. Harold Amarantes '52 Ketron Financial, LLC Kiyoko Kobayashi Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bracco '52 Mr. Primo Repetto Mr. David E. Korn Mrs. Sharon Ghilardi-Udovich Mario Baffico Mr. Dennis G. Leong Ms. Frances Leong Mr. and Mrs. John Repetto Mrs. Estela A. Shea Moriarty & Malaspina Mr. Michael Shea '50 Pat Bianco Galen Marshall Ms. Jane McColgan Mr. Anthony Speris Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Donovan '70 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. John Repetto Mr. Aeneas Casey '52 Mr. Allan W. Moskowitz Ms. Elizabeth J. Niland Mr. Raymond Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bracco '52 Ms. Mary J. Parnow Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farrah '57 Mr. William Cody '72 Ms. Helen E. Pearse Ms. Mary Jane Ryan Mr. Bob Tobener Hon. Jeffrey Holl '72 Mr. and Mrs. William Shea Mr. Louis E. Shoneff Mr. and Mrs. John Repetto Mr. Patrick Hugh Cunnie '08 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shubunka Mr. Stanford Chandler Ms. Sharon Sommer Mr. Richard Trueb '48 Mrs. Charlene Trueb Mrs. Charlene Trueb Mr. Anthony Erigero '84 Mr. Rodney Wair Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Ahern '63 Ms. Jane M. Wiley Mr. Gerard Varni Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alioto '71 Ms. Margaret A. Witt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farrah '57 Dr. and Mrs. Edward Erigero Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Woods Mr. and Mrs. David Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. John Woods Mr. Daniel Warden '62 Mr. and Mrs. John Repetto Mr. Christopher A. Gargano '62 Anna Grilli Ms. Marie Evangelista Mr. and Mrs. John Repetto Mrs. Sharon Ghilardi-Udovich Mr. Steve Holl '67 Mr. Dick Giuntini Hon. Jeffrey Holl '72 Mr. Christopher A. Gargano '62 Mr. Timothy Holl '77 Mr. James Vincent Grealish '38 Hon. Jeffrey Holl '72 Anonymous To make a gift in honor or in Mrs. Katherine Baciocco Ms. Josephine Moretto Mr. Matthew A. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farrah '57 memory of a loved one, please Mr. William E. Best Mr. Jack A. Bloom Msgr. John O'Connor '52 call Marc Rovetti at (415) 586- Ms. Ramona L. Bordin Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. S. Jezycki '52 8200 x 357. Mr. George Brooks '41 Barbara Casey & Richard Siggins Mr. Kenneth Ormonde Mr. James N. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Udovich Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cottrell '72 Ms. Anne K. Daly Marie Perada Mr. Robert Dreizler June Bacigalupi Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Fife Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dold Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Formosa Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Harris Mr. & Mrs. Robert Frantz Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDonough 1949 Garrison Properties Ms. Sandra Tinetti Mr. Steven Grealish Mr. Bruce Henderson Jennie Quartaroli Ms. Laura Jason Mr. and Mrs. John Repetto U ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT We thank the following friends who have made provisions in their estateHeritage plans — bequests, charitable Society trusts, gifts of life in- surance or retirement funds — to support Archbishop Riordan High School. These gifts guarantee the long-term vitality of Archbishop Riordan High School while also providing donors with valuable tax and income benefits during their lifetime. The generosity of the following is appreciated.
William Ardizoia '62 William E. Best Maurice Carney '42 Loyd Casteel Albert Ceresa '54 Thomas Cotter '55 Joe Eckberg '54 Frank Jordan '74 Vincent M. Leveroni '65 Gerald Lucey '61 Edmund Morrissey '55 Charles Murillo '55 Msgr. John O'Connor '52 Paul Osborn '55 Ronald Rosa '60 Elizabeth Ryan Louis Signer '55 Charles Syme '53 The Carmen S. Aguilar Family Trust Louis Tricerri '77 Sharon Ghilardi-Udovich George Wielen '55
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL - FY 2013-14 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT V Development & Alumni Events 2014 Chaminade Award Recipient Bro. William Bolts, SM ‘53
Brother Bill Bolts, SM the school’s highest honor. Attendees included Vince has served many Kates, one of Bro. Bolts’s first students as a novice roles at Archbishop teacher at Junipero Serra High School in Gardena, Riordan High School: California. faculty, administrator, Bro. Tom Redmond, SM saluted Bro. Bolts with alumnus, trustee, his- these words: torian, and author of As a student in the first graduating class of 1953 you are the 50-year history of part of the foundation that created lasting traditions here. As a Riordan, Young Men teacher you built on those foundations and with fellow faculty, Dream Dreams. In recent years, Bro. Bolts has actively staff, and Administration you touched and influenced the lives of worked to strengthen the relationship between Rior- many, many young men. Now, as a member of the Board you are dan and the Marianist community in Cupertino—you a guiding presence that keeps a focus on the Marianist character- istics of education. will find him on campus most weeks attending events and meetings with students and school leaders. In a message of congratulations from St. Louis, Marianist Assistant for Education Bro. Ed Brink, SM pro- It was in honor of this life of service to Riordan claimed “today is a day to celebrate the many wonder- and representation of the Marianist spirit that family ful blessings of your Marianist vocation.” and friends gathered on January 30, 2014 to celebrate Bro. Bolts as the 2014 Chaminade Award recipient,
Past and present Chaminade Award recipients (l-r): Jeff Holl ’72, Michael Mayer ’71, Bro. Bill Bolts, SM ’53, Jack McCloskey ’55, President Joe Conti, The extended Bolts family. Ron Isola ’61, Bro. Jim Haster, SM ’57, and Ed Bruno. At press time, Archbishop Riordan High School will honor Steven Previous Chaminade Award Recipients Herrera ‘76 with the 2015 Chaminade Award. 1975 - H.W. Eagleson 1985 - Bro. James Haster, SM ‘57 1996 - Tony Pantaleoni ‘70 2006 - Edward Bruno 1976 - Tom O’Toole 1986 - Joseph Hurley ‘54 1997 - Ronald Isola ‘61 2007 - Fr. Timothy M. Kenney, SM 1977 - Bro. John Bolin, SM 1987 - Madeline Duggan 1998 - Edward Mahoney ‘65 2008 - Michael Mayer ‘71 1978 - Ed Fennelly 1988 - Dino Polizziani 1999 - Reno Taini ‘59 2009 - Joseph M. Conti 1979 - Bro. Maurice Miller, SM 1989 - John Rubia ‘48 2000 - Chris Callero ‘70 2010 - Rick Riley 1980 - Kathleen Essig 1991 - Gerald Bachecki ‘59 2001 - Bruce Thompson ‘61 2011 - Rev. Thomas Seagrave ‘60 1981 - James Ruffoni ‘71 1992 - Rudy Zannini 2002 - Geni Marie Fong 2012 - James Grealish ‘38 1982 - Lucille Gay 1993 - Fr. William A. O’Connell, SM 2003 - Ronald Rosa ‘60 2013 - John “Jack” McCloskey ‘55 1983 - Bro. William Britton, SM ‘48 1994 - Jeffrey Holl ‘72 2004 - Vincent Leveroni ‘65 2014 - Bro. William Bolts, SM ‘53 1984 - Bro. James Dods, SM 1995 - Msgr. John O’Connor ‘52 2005 - Bro. Patrick McMahon, SM
24 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE Development & Alumni Events
Crusader Country Raises Money for Tuition Assistance
Cowboys and cowgirls entered the Wild West by way of Phelan Avenue for the annual Spring Gala to support tuition assistance programs at Riordan. More than 300 guests donned their Stetsons and best western gear for this fun and fes- tive event, which raised more than $70,000 for financial aid.
Tommy Morris, Maurice Caracter, Kristin Morris and John Arnott Mary Palmer and Christina and Craig Stephen Diana Zogaric
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The Crusader Country logo, designed by parent Michele Cowgirls welcomed guests to Riordan’s Wild West. Kasimor.
Janice Calonico, Linda Barnes, Michelle Mikovich, Teresa McNamara, Nicole Ring and Ailish McVeigh
Class of 1955
The 59th annual reunion of the Class of 1955 took place on July 23 at the Basque Cultural Center. 45 members of the Class of 55 attended. Planning for their 60th reunion in 2015 is underway.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 25 Development & Alumni Events Alumni Gatherings
Though they might not see each other everyday, whenever a group of Riordan classmates gets together, it is always a good time. If you are interested in getting your class together for a reunion, please contact Director of Alumni Relations Mr. Marc Rovetti ‘87, [email protected] or (415)586-8200 ext. 357.
Class of 1954 Diamond Diploma
Celebrating 60 years as Riordan graduates, the Class of 1954 returned to the alma mater for Mass with the stu- dent body on August 15, and proudly posed with their diplomas on the steps of Phelan Avenue with President Joseph Conti.
San Jose Alumni Lunch Class of 1989
South Bay Alumni and friends gathered at Scott’s Seafood. The Class of 1989 reunited at Riordan to celebrate 25 years.
26 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE Class of 1952 Class of 1975
The Class of 1952 gathered at Buon Gusto on January 30, 2014. Pictured The Class of 1975 gathered at Henry’s Hunan Restaurant in San Francisco’s above (l-r):Gerald Bollier, Hanford and Margo Clews, John and Shirley Bracco, Mission District. Kevin and Jean Howard, and Charles M.S. and Barbara L. Jezycki.
Class of 1984
Members of the Class of 1984 celebrated their 30-year reunion at the Italian Athletic Club on November 1. Below (l-r): Mike Alvarez, Riordan Principal Vittorio Anastasio and Sacred Heart Cathedral Dean of Students Mario Sazo.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 27 Class of 1964 Golden Diploma
The Golden Dipolma celebration for the Class of at the Lake Merced Golf Club. The Class of 1964 knows how 1964 was particularly meaningful for this cohort that has to have a good time – evident by the festive showing of frequently gathered through the years. Of note was the Hawaiian shirts! attendance of several classmates who had never attended Thank you to the Class of 1964 Reunion Committee: Gerry a reunion before, and the use of new tools to get the word Cannon, Ken Chiatello, Doug Falco, Denis Fama, Bill Fergu- out (hello Facebook!). The afternoon started with a Mass son, Robert Frey, Dick Green, Kevin Kelly, Rich Kosta, Bob and Diploma presentation on campus, followed by dinner O’Donnell, John Shiels, Rod Tosetti and Vernon Wittman.
28 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE Development & Alumni Events
Alumni Footbal Reunion Dinner
For the first official time in school history, Crusader football alumni formally gathered to reminisce about their days on the gridiron and the many great traditions of Riordan football that continue to this day. Proceeds from the event supported the Cru- sader Football program. Thank you to those who attended! Tom Sweeney ’76, Tom Toomey ’74 and Mike Toomey
Tom McGee ’81, Tony Sanchez-Corea ’81 and Phil Macaluso
Mike Cunnie ’69 Mark Mino ’76, Frank Walker, and Steve Herrera ’76
Golden Graduates Luncheon
Lou Segale ’61, Robert King ’59 and Bruno Andreatta ’41 (St. James)
Dan Cronin ’51, Bernie Cotter ’50 and Walt Bankovich ’56
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2014 Crusader Golf Classic The Crusader Golf Classic returned to Crystal Springs Golf Course on October 16 for a great day to support Crusader Athletics.
Thank you to our many sponsors (listed at right) and the 100+ golfers who enjoyed a great day golf and festive hospitality at various tees.
Congratulations to the first-place team— Kevin Norton, Mike Politz, Cole Pollino and Joe Ryan. Their names will Team Astound be added to the Cup.
A special thanks to our parent volunteers and members of the golf committee who made this event possible!
Save the Date for the 2015 Crusader Golf Classic: October 16, 2015 at Crystal Springs.
L: The Threatt Family Foursome R: Riordan Golf Team Andres Gonzalez ‘15, Paul Newland ’16, Ben Martin ’16 and Brett Krol ‘15
Helen Roy, Cindy Coyne, Mary Palmer and Karen Politz
The Holl Foursome, Greg ‘79, Dennis ‘69, Kevin ‘74 and Jeff ‘72 Bill Best, Pat Hyland, Bob Mason and Mike Rosinsky Thank you to the generous sponsors of the 2014 Crusader Golf Classic!
Amador Distillery ARHS Golf Classic Committee ARHS Parent Association Bayside Printed Products BJLGC, Inc. Bill Best & Michael Best ‘96 Gary Whitehouse, Dan McCarthy ‘71 and David Cobb Buca di Beppo, San Francisco Gail Burke Crystal Springs Golf Course D & M Wine & Liquor Co. Donovan Family Duggan’s Serra Mortuary Epicurean Group Etter Family Fiji Water Dan Fransno Ghilardi-Udovich Family Hyatt Regency Hotel, SFO Jerry Bachecki ‘59 L: The winners of the 2014 Crusader Golf Classic! Justin Vineyards & Winery R: Mike Gibbs, Grant Wells and Tony Wells Landmark Vineyard Pacific Heights Chevron Politz Family SFPOA, Marty Halloran President Southwood Plumbing and Heating, Inc. Spirit Works Distillery Steward Chrysler Dodge Jeep Chevrolet Cadillac Team Worldwide Tequila Partida Terheyden Family Wave Business by Astound Wells Electric L: Class of 1970 grads Bill Nasser, Steve Flaherty, Roger Smith and Dave Weidinger R: Brian Malekzadeh, Jim Valentine, Kevin Kirk and John Whitney Class Notes
1954 veterans’ organization in the United 1997 Sergio Nibbi gave this report from States with 4,000 members in the Andrés Luciano Uribe, MA is the Class of 1954 gathering in Hawaiian Islands and American a Theology and Social Science October: “Sixty years and a handful Samoa. instructor at Riordan where he of graduates struggling to match also leads the CORE service team names with faces. The Class of 1967 and works in Campus Ministry. 1954 met at the Basque Cultural Michael Madigan published He is pleased to announce his Center on Thursday, October 9th to his first novel, Double Dare, in engagement to Dr. Jennesis celebrate yet another anniversary September Kathleen Jensen, an English and to compare careers, families 2013. This is instructor at Riordan. and retirement. Let’s all hope and an adventure pray for many, many more. As they thriller set in 1998 say in Italian, Cent’Anni.” the remote Juan Zumbado is enjoying San Juan his third year working with the 1956 mountains students of Archbishop Riordan as Artist Richard Radigonda recently of southwest the Dean of Students, and is also finished a 30” x 40’” oil painting Colorado. thrilled to be back home working of the USS America. The painting Find out in San Francisco. He graduated was presented to the Captain of more at from University of San Francisco in the ship on October 13, 2014 at a www. 2004 with a BA in Economics, then meeting of the Naval Order of the michaelmadiganauthor.com. received an MA in Diplomacy from United States in San Francisco. Norwich University in Vermont. 1972 He lives in in South San Francisco In August 2014 Rick Uland has with his wife Seilala and their been appointed to the staff sons Solomon and Sebastian, of Police Collectors News, the Riordan Classes of 2028 and 2031, oldest and one of the most respectively. highly recognized police and law enforcement collectors publication. He writes a bi-monthly column called “Reel Cops” which will feature historical perspectives, reviews of movies, films and documentaries specific to police and law enforcement subject matter, and 1964 public safety matters. Denis Fama was named “Man of the Year” by the city of Millbrae. 1979 Fama also had a walk-on role in Michael Tuohy was recently Riordan’s fall production of Dead appointed the new chef of Man Walking. the downtown arena for the 1999 Sacramento Kings and plans to 1966 Nate Simon and his wife Karen bring fresh, local and seasonal Bioski-Simon welcomed daughter Frederic O. Chang was elected food for Kings fans to enjoy. He Department (State of Hawaii) Mabel Rose, born on August 22. was previously Executive Chef at Mabel joins big brother Cooper, 2. Commander of Veterans of Foreign LowBrau Bierhal, Block Butcher Bar, Wars of the United States (VFW) and the Grange Restaurant, also in in June 2014 for a one-year term. Sacramento. The VFW is the largest combat
32 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE Alumni Senior Breakfast: Each May, dozens of alumni come back to campus for the Senior Farewell and to formally welcome the graduating senior class into the Riordan alumni community. The 2014 speaker was Mr. John Feeley ‘77, Vice President of Sales and Syndication at Comcast Sportsnet.
2007 2014 Go ‘12, a junior ROTC member at Mark Liew is pursuing his passions Christopher De La Cruz is Berkeley and former drum major in for pastry. He graduated from the attending the University of Portland the Riordan band. pastry program at the California and was accepted to the UP Wind Culinary Academy in San Francisco Symphony. He plays the flute. in 2013. He served on the opening staff of Michael Chiarello’s Coqueta Joshua O’Hara is at Sonoma Restaurant located at Pier 5 then State pursuing a major in music moved to New York to work at education. He is taking private Eleven Madison Park, a three- instruction for clarinet, is second starred Michelin restaurant. Mark is chair for the SSU wind ensemble, now a pastry chef at Le Bernardin, and plans to play with the SSU Jazz the #21 restaurant in the world. Band on 2nd Tenor saxophone. Additionally he is the music 2009 coordinator for both bible studies Vicente Patino is teaching 8th and the Newman Center in Rohnert grade science at AP Giannini Middle Park. Joshua writes: “music has been School in San Francisco and also is my passion for a long time and how completing his Master’s at USF. I believe I can reach God’s people Grand Canyon University freshman through my talents. and student ambassador Eric Diaz 2010 recently spoke to a group of college Fernando Lopez attained the rank Stephen Zhu is a freshman at UC counselors from regional Catholic of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of Berkeley and also a member of the high schools, including Riordan’s America. Cal Marching Band. At the Cal-UCLA Head of College Counseling Melissa game in October he ran into Abe Nagar.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 33 Football Legend Steve Sewell ‘81 Inducted into San Francisco Prep Hall of Fame
On May 17, 2014, Riordan’s Steve Sewell ’81, was eclipse the 100-yard inducted into the San Francisco Prep Hall of Fame. The mark in both rushing SF Prep Hall of Fame began in 1982 and recognizes and receiving the same extraordinary performance and leadership in high afternoon.” school sports. Honors for Sewell’s Mr. Bob Lee, Lowell ’63 and former Minnesota Vikings senior season at Quarterback, introduced Sewell in front of a packed Oklahoma included All crowd at the Patio Español Restaurant in San Francisco Big 8 and All Academic by saying, “Tonight we honor one of the greatest football Big 8, and he also players and athletes not only in Riordan history but in received the Don Key San Francisco Prep history.” Sewell joins the ranks of award, presented to Daniel Hayes ’71, Walter Villavicencio ’81 and Steve Sewell ’81 (from l-r) at the 2014 SF Prep other Riordan football alumni and SF Prep Hall of Fame the most outstanding Hall of Fame dinner. members Mike Carson ‘57, Jerry White ‘57, Michael student athlete who Donohoe ’63, Dan Ferrigno ‘71, Daniel Hayes ‘71, and exemplifies dual prowess both on the field and in the brothers Frank ’74 and Steve Jordan ’81. classroom. No doubt this was a testament to the strong foundation he received from Riordan’s rigorous academic While at Riordan, Sewell lettered three years on the program. gridiron receiving accolades after both the ‘79 and ’80 seasons. He was voted 1st Team All-WCAL in ’79 and ’80, In 1985 Sewell was the number one draft pick, 26th 1st Team All-Bay Area in ’79 and ’80, and 1st Team All- overall, by the Denver Broncos where he would play his Northern California on both offense and defense in 1980. entire career until retiring in 1991. He immediately carried A lesser known but equally impressive accomplishment his talents on the field up to the Broncos’ front office was his back-to-back MVP track honors his junior and where he served as a Director in the Community Relations senior years at Riordan. Department for the next 11 years.
Sewell went on to play all four years for the Sooners of Sewell just completed his 7th season as running back Oklahoma. There were many memorable games during coach for the 2014 NCAA Division II National Champion his tenure at OU but his performance against Kansas Colorado State University at Pueblo. He was inducted into State on September 29, 1984 stands apart. The late Riordan’s Hall of Fame in 1995. columnist Jim Lassiter described Sewell’s athleticism -Marc Rovetti ‘87 best in an article he wrote for The Oklahoman following the game: “During all those years of winning OU football, Upcoming Awards: For his achievements in football, none of those great backs had ever had a day running Richard Max ’55 will be inducted into the 33rd Annual San and catching the football like number 13 did Saturday. Francisco Prep Hall of Fame dinner on May 16, 2015. Sewell’s total offense of 295 yards (153 rushing and 142 receiving) made him the first back in OU history to
34 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE Class Notes
Homecoming
Alumni football players were honored on Crusader field during halftime of the Homecoming game vs. St. Iganatius on October 25.
Downtown Luncheon
Photos from the 15th Annual Downtown Lun- cheon on November 21 (clockwise from above): Guest speaker Jim Kozimor, host of Comcast Sportsnet Yahoo! SportsTalk Live, with Tom Sweeney ’76; Tom Carey ’71 and Floyd Jasinki ’75; Members of the Class of 1971: Chuck Stellini, Greg Tallerico, Dennis Doren, Tom Carey, Rob Profaca, Mike Kelly, Dan McCarthy, Bob Borella, Tony Abramo, and Jack Donohoe.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE 35 In Memoriam Archbishop Riordan High School extends our deepest sympathies to families of departed members of our community. Larry Baldridge ’58 James Grealish ’38,(St. James) Monica Moreno Wife of Mark ’87 Robert Beveridge Jr. ’62 Dominic Guastavino ’58 Robert O’Brien Konstadino Bithoulkas ’78 Ray Hackett ’55 Father of Jack ’17
Michael Blackford ’57 Michael J. Heath ’56 Richard O’Connell ’68
Russell Brown Andres Herrera ’77 Gloria Oross Father of Patrick ’17 Mother of Frank ’69 and Pete ’70 James Hickey ’54 Katie Burke Marie Perada Wife of Ron ’55 Steve Holland ’87 Mother of Audrey Magnusen
Aeneas Casey ’52 Marie Horton Daniel Charles Persyn ’56 Mother of James ’72, Lawrence ’75, Eduardo Castillo Allen ’76, John ’78 and Joseph ’82 Regan Ramos ’79 Father of Armando Castillo Alfred John Reynaud ’75 Daryl Regan ’84 Richard Cavestri ’60 Robert Karp ’64 Russell Robinson ’54 Marian Daly Mother of Patrick Daly and Aunt of John Lee Ed ’57 and Rina Kelly Bro. Richard Roesch, SM Mother and Father of Patrick ’80 and Chris ’83 Dave Deasy ’64 Estrella Sabalvaro Alex Koustas Mother of David ’73, David ’74, and Dion ’79 Dennis Deering ’55 Father of Carlos ’98 and Grandmother of Robert ’01
Naomi Eagleson Denis Kray ’55 Fred (Fritz) Scharff ’60 Mother of Kent ’64 and Kevin ’66, Grandmother of Colleen Eagleson Thomas Little ’71 Roger Schoenstein ’61
Jean Etcheverry Frank Lombardi ’56 William Schroder ’56 Father of Danielle Elu and Father of Steven ’82 and Kenneth ’86 Father-in-law of David Elu Michael J. Sevenau ’71 Joseph Luce ’62 Bill Feeney ’83 Terence Shannon ’61 Giuseppe Maggiora Edward Finn ’58 Grandfather of Joseph Miles ’15 and Richard Spinelli ’58 Father of Desiree Maggiora Miles Msgr. John Foudy Gail Sullivan Ben Martinez ’04 Wife of Stephen ’57 and Mother of Michael ’90 Jim Frey ’58 John McDonagh ’53 Jennie Thompson Telo Gabac ’62 Mother of Bruce ’61 Bro. Pat McMahon, SM Timothy Galvin ’83 Jim Tracy ’68 Robert Meisel ’64 Clara “Claire” Geraldine Micheli John “Nick” Witstok ’10 Mother of Rob ’68 Joseph Mgliozzi ’41 (St. James) Howard Wyrsch, Sr. ’46 (St. James) Joe Gordon ’73 Jeanne Miller
Riordan prints the names of deceased alumni and other members of the Riordan community that are reported in local papers, or sent by friends and family. If you would like to add someone to the In Memoriam list, please email [email protected].
36 ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MAGAZINE - FUTURE Friends We Have Lost James Grealish ‘38, A Humble Servant the math department section of the 1996 WASC report. After a few years away from Riordan, Bro. Pat returned to serve in the RSP Rear Admiral James Grealish, Program. “So many students benefitted from his knowledge, skills St. James Class of 1938, and care,” said Valverde. “He was also a valuable liaison between passed away peacefully on RSP and other faculty members.” December 18, 2013. Grealish was honored with Riordan’s In the true spirit of Marianist hospitality, Bro. Pat became the Chaminade Award in 2012. unofficial bartender at many parties and get-togethers hosted by the Marianists. He was a frequent visitor to Costco to make sure To say that Grealish lived these parties were always well supplied. Between 1963-1970 he a life of service is an also served at St. Joseph International School in Yokohama where understatement. In his he grew to love all things Japanese, especially its cuisine. extensive Naval career he received some of the United States’ Armed Forces highest Bro. Pat served long and well, exemplifying in his work and in his awards including the Meritorious Service Award and the Legion spirit, the Characteristics of Marianist Education, especially Family of Merit, though he was often hesitant to discuss these honors. Spirit, Formation in Faith, and Adaption and Change. He continued to serve the Marianist, Riordan and St. James communities by helping to establish the St. James Scholarship for -Contributed by Bro. Bill Bolts, SM and Ottilie Valverde students attending St. James and Riordan, and serving on the Lay Advisory Board of the Marianist Province of the Pacific. Jim Tracy ‘68, Most Decorated High School Cross Grealish was truly ‘Guided Towards the Greater Good,’ the title of Country Coach his 2012 profile in Future Magazine. “Like Yogi Berra said, ‘When you come to a fork in the road, take it,’ “ said Grealish. “God wants Jim Tracy has many legacies. One you to do something and He puts you in the right place.” His is a place in California history as humble legacy will live on in his family and all those who have winning the most state titles of any benefitted from his good works. high school cross country coach. To his family, friends and hundreds of runners he coached over the years, Bro. Patrick McMahon, SM, Devoted his most important legacy may be Marianist Educator the steadfast courage and tenacity he displayed in the face of a diagnosis of ALS. Jim used this opportunity Bro. Patrick McMahon, SM, a native to continue to inspire others to San Franciscan, met the Marianists doggedly follow their passions, both at St. Joseph School, the pioneer for running and otherwise. community in the City dating from 1886. He matriculated to the new Tracy’s running career began at Archbishop Riordan High School. Archbishop Riordan High School As a sophomore he took a fifth-place finish in the North Coast in 1949, and though his family Section track championship. In 1969 he won the community moved to Sacramento after his college cross country championship for CCSF, before moving sophomore year, he is considered on to run at Cal. A more formal coaching career did not emerge an honorary alumnus of the school. until the 1990s when he joined University High School of San He professed first vows on Francisco as an assistant coach, and assumed the position of head August 15, 1954, and perpetual vows on August 23, 1958. of the program in 1998. A lifelong educator, Bro. Pat worked at two Marianist high schools Former runners, friends, Crusader brothers, and others touched by in Hawaii and four in California. His longest tenure of service was his life and fighting spirit filled the Auditorium at University HS on at Archbishop Riordan which awarded him the highest school June 1, 2014 to remember a man with incredible talent to inspire honor -- the Chaminade Award -- in 2005. passion in others. “As a mathematics teacher, he was very understanding and Tracy’s tremendous coaching career at University and battle thorough, bringing out the best from his students,” said Ottilie with ALS is the subject of the documentary film, Running for Jim Valverde. In addition to teaching many courses in the Math (www.runningforjim.com), available on Netflix. department, he served as department chair and also coordinated
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In September, the Riordan Band was invited to perform at the opening of the Mission Bay campus of Family House, an organization that supports families with children receiving care at UCSF Medical Center. The Band’s music caught the attention of all in attendance, including this young fan. Photo by Damon Cruz ’16.