Growth.Vision. Innovation. St. Mary’s Academy President’s Progress Report 2013 St. Mary’s Academy Bob Harold Catherine Myers Administrative Team Immediate Past Chairman of Director for Industry and the Board Community Partnerships, Christina Friedhoff Retired Global Brand Controller, Donald P. Shiley School of President Nike, Inc. Engineering, Kelli Clark Former CEO, Laika, Inc. University of Portland Past Parent Principal Past Parent Joan Hansen, SNJM Linda Patrick, SNJM ’67 Mollie Reavis, SNJM Secretary of the Board Assistant Principal of Student Life Past Principal Director of Resident Services, Community Volunteer Alena Kelly Mary’s Woods Assistant Principal of Academics Mariah Scott Mary Burke, SNJM ’60 Vice President, Emily Niedermeyer Becker ’86 Past Principal Marketing & Product Management, Roberts Honored to Chair Director of Development Consultant WebMD Health Services Rose Bontemps Alumna Parent St. Mary’s Board Director of Finance Kimberly Cooper Hayden Thomas President/CEO, Fortuna Group Vice President, St. Mary’s Academy has appointed prominent local attorney Kent Staff Past Parent Worldwide Operations, LSI Corporation Debi Dereiko Roberts as Chairman of its Board of Directors. Roberts, a shareholder Coralynn Arrigotti ’83 Past Parent Director of Leadership Giving Community Volunteer at the law firm of Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, has served on the Past Parent Alan Timmins Ronecca Norvell Vice President for Financial Affairs, school’s Board since 2009. Roberts follows Bob Harold, who served Tom Fink Director of Annual Giving University of Portland as Chairman for the past three years. President, Magnacorp Past Parent Mindy Crouchley Past Parent Communications Associate Chandra Wahrgren Marcia Moore Forman ’67 “Kent understands what makes St. Mary’s unique,” said Christina Vice President Client Strategies, Alison Lazerek Owner, Timberhill Place Friedhoff, the school’s President.“His daughter, Sally, is an SMA Moda Health Special Events Associate Alumna alumna, and, as an active member of our board, Kent has been Ron Witcosky Kendall Murphy Mary Ferguson Glass ’79 Retired CFO, Stockamp & Associates involved in creating the bold vision we are charting. His type of Assistant Director of Development Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Alumna volunteer leadership is highly valued at St. Mary’s.” Past Parent St. Mary’s Academy Jane Hibbard, SNJM Board of Directors Ex-Officio Roberts’ legal practice specializes in serving closely held businesses Member, Province Leadership Team 2013 Christina Friedhoff and maritime industry clients, particularly vessel-operating Henry Hooper President, St. Mary’s Academy Kent Roberts Adjunct Professor Florence Hee, OSF, Ph.D. companies, shipyards and ports. He is listed in “Best Lawyers in Chairman of the Board University of Portland Coordinator of SNJM Incorporated Shareholder, Past Parent America” for his work in admiralty and maritime law, and in Province Ministries Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt 2011 was named Portland’s Maritime Lawyer of the Year by Past Parent “Best Lawyers.”

“I was inspired to give back to St. Mary’s because of my daughter’s experience there,” Roberts said. “There are a lot of challenges for young people in high school, and St. Mary’s helps its students 1615 S.W. Fifth Avenue • Portland, OR 97201 navigate those obstacles so well.” 503-228-8306 • www.stmaryspdx.org President’s Message

By any measure, we’re producing results. This past year, we graduated 100 percent of our senior class, and 100 percent were accepted to college.

Standing on the shoulders of our sisters

Today we find ourselves launching into the future with more confidence in our mission than ever before. Imbued with the confidence, vision, and the unwavering support of the Board of the Directors and Sisters of the Holy Names, we are making huge strides and bold decisions.

The big news is that we have purchased a city block of property in downtown Portland, just kitty-corner from our campus. We are in the process of creating the master plan for campus expansion. This will be an exciting and collaborative effort.

Further, St. Mary’s Academy’s story is spreading throughout the region. We have the highest applicant pool for next year’s freshman class in the school’s history. We hear from the applicants that they’re influenced by the experience of current students. The pride that our young women have in the school is truly gratifying, and it is a strong testament to our faculty.

Our school’s administration, faculty and staff are aligned with a common purpose, which is to do what is in the best interest of our students. By any measure, we’re producing results. This past year, we graduated 100 percent of our senior class, and 100 percent were accepted to college.

St. Mary’s financial strength at this point in our history is the result of sound fiscal management, and the impact of thousands of donors whose generosity is making a significant difference.

St. Mary’s is a product of the mission, values and charism of the Sisters of the Holy Names — who built an institution that’s been educating and nurturing the spirits of young women for 154 years.

We’ve been blessed and our future looks bright. Thank you for believing in the power Christina Friedhoff of this education and our unique mission. President

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 1 The iPad program vaults St. Mary’s graduates to a new level. Innovation - Brandon Zupancic, Current Parent

2 | St. Mary’s Academy Students and faculty take a firewalls, and newly installed network switches and Whether students are using augmented reality great learning leap forward wireless access points. apps to learn about the human skeletal system, graphing complex equations on interactive The key to success was faculty buy-in, confidence ast fall, every St. Mary’s student started the calculators, or getting more immediate feedback and support for utilizing the iPads. school year with an exciting learning tool: from peers and instructors, they benefit from the a new iPad. enhanced learning and collaboration opportunities L “It requires a shift in pedagogy, in teachers the iPad provides. becoming more facilitators of student learning,” After thoughtful evaluation, and the intentional Kelly explained. “Integration of technology training of faculty and staff, St. Mary’s introduced the Parents appreciate that St. Mary’s is giving their addresses a challenge throughout education, 1:1 iPad program to increase collaboration, enhance daughters the opportunity to master the technology which is how to better engage students in learning, and prepare users for employing modern they’ll need to be successful in college and in their learning.” technology in educational and career environments. the workplace.

The school chose iPads because of Apple’s The result? “By taking small steps to incorporate “The iPad program vaults St. Mary’s graduates to a philosophy of viewing the devices as educational technology into their curriculum, teachers have new level,” said Brandon Zupancic, whose daughter, tools. “With Apple, we can access vetted education mined valuable time for more direct and individual Tyler Chase, is a sophomore at St. Mary’s. “This apps, as well as effective support and training,” instruction — an enormous benefit to student year’s seniors will have a tremendous lead over their Kelly explained. “Other mobile devices put learning and achievement,” said Alena Kelly, peers when entering college next year.” greater emphasis on business applications and Assistant Principal of Academics. mobile computing.” St. Mary’s is at the forefront of Oregon secondary As one can imagine, the students are thrilled. schools in fully integrating mobile devices into the classroom. The school made a significant “The iPad program has put the Internet, word investment in the devices and in upgrading the processing and note-taking programs, and other school’s technology infrastructure. This included extremely helpful education apps, at my fingertips a 150-percent increase in Internet bandwidth, 24/7,” said Sienna Li, a senior at St. Mary’s. a new main file server, new content filters and

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 3 All of our attendees, donors and volunteers can feel a deep sense of gratification and pride in knowing that they helped so many young women benefit from a St. Mary’s education. Stewardship - Christina Friedhoff

4 | St. Mary’s Academy Other Development highlights: • St. Mary’s received a $2 million gift from Mary Mathews Stevens ’80 and Mark Stevens to Megan O’Donnell Murphy ’89 (left) and Suzann Baricevic Murphy ’83 establish an endowed scholarship in honor of Mary’s mother, Virginia Mathews. This landmark donation represents the largest, single, private individual gift in the school’s 154-year history. This year, 41 percent of students receive tuition • Silver Revelry, the 25th annual St. Mary’s assistance, totaling nearly $1.4 million. Academy auction, raised more than $800,000, the largest amount in the event’s history. “We are so proud that this was the most successful Food for Thought marks Food for Thought luncheon in the event’s 20-year • St. Mary’s students raised a record $82,000-plus its 20th anniversary with history,” said the co-chairs. “The amount we were in support of the Blues Bridge Walk Student record donations able to raise was a 24 percent increase over the Fundraiser. previous record of $407,000 set in 2003.” ast November’s Food for Thought luncheon was a smashing success, raising a record Perseverance was the theme of the stories shared and the administration helped McCauley emerge $506,014 for St. Mary’s tuition assistance at the 2013 luncheon, for which KGW morning L from the experience a stronger, more compassionate program. St. Mary’s signature annual event drew news anchor and St. Mary’s parent Brenda Braxton and empathetic person. She is grateful to all the 725 attendees, all united in their passion for ensuring graciously served as mistress of ceremonies. that a St. Mary’s education remains accessible to all generous Food for Thought donors for making a young women. Keynote speaker Jane McGonigal, a world- St. Mary’s education possible for her. renowned creator of alternative reality games and “I grew a lot being here,” she said. “To be at a “We are especially grateful to our Food for Thought author of the best-selling book, “Reality Is Broken: school where teachers acknowledge your effort event co-chairs and alumnae Suzann Baricevic How Games Make Us Better and How They Can and give you individual help when you need it is Murphy ’83 and Megan O’Donnell Murphy ’89 for Change The World,” spoke about how she used important. I think I’ll be a better woman because their inspirational leadership in making this event such gaming to recover from a traumatic brain injury. a success,” said Christina Friedhoff, St. Mary’s Academy I came here. It helped me become more prepared President. “All of our attendees, donors and volunteers The student speaker, senior Ceirah McCauley, also for college and for the world.” can feel a deep sense of gratification and pride in faced difficult life challenges, which she overcame knowing that they helped so many young women with the support of her teachers at St. Mary’s. benefit from a St. Mary’s education.” McCauley found herself in an unstable housing Save the date for situation last year, living in shelters and not knowing Food for Thought Financial aid provided by the school has increased where she’d be sleeping night to night, or how November 18, 2014 by more than 160 percent in the past decade. she’d pay for lunch. The kindness of her teachers

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 5 Remembering Sister I learned that being a Catholic involves Mary McNassar ’58 prayer, a faith life, Catholic education, and a commitment to family and art of the lasting value of St. Mary’s Academy community.” resides in the people who touched our lives “Carolyn and I endowed this scholarship during the journey. Sister Mary Katharine P as a way of honoring Sister Mary as a McNassar ’58 was one of those women whose friend and a teacher, and in the hopes of character and talents had so great an impact, that a inspiring others to join us in supporting scholarship was created in her name. St. Mary’s,” he said. Sister Mary McNassar Mary’s sister, Alice McNassar ’61, said, passed away May 30, 2013, “This is such a beautiful thing for Bill Carolyn and Bill Winter at the age of 72, after and Carolyn to do. My sister would be spending a life teaching, so proud and our family is so grateful.” The Winters have been St. Mary’s donors for counseling and serving as decades. Bill enjoyed a 41-year, life-long career in a caregiver in her last years. Sister Mary McNassar was born in Davenport, health care administration and served most recently Iowa, the third of 11 children. Mary attended as President of Silverton Health. Carolyn serves as Bill and Carolyn Winter, St. Mary’s Academy and, after graduating in the Chief Development Officer for the Providence Sister Mary McNassar ’58 longtime benefactors of 1958, she joined the Sisters of the Holy Names System Foundations. St. Mary’s and parents of at Marylhurst. In Portland, she taught at Holy alumna Mary Winter Graves ’83, have contributed Both have served on the St. Mary’s Academy Board of Redeemer, the Madeleine and Christie schools a leadership gift to establish the scholarship in Directors and understand the importance of endowed and served as Vice Principal at St. Mary’s Academy. Sister Mary’s name. Bill had a special bond with scholarships, both as tributes to deceased loved ones, She also served as Assistant Superintendent of the McNassar family, as Sister Mary’s parents, and as support for our current students and the future Catholic Schools for the Spokane Diocese. She John Leo and Mary Katharine McNassar, Sr., of Catholic education. had a master’s degree in Educational Psychology, also were Bill’s godparents. received her Doctorate in Psychology from If you’d like to contribute to the Sister Mary McNassar, Pacific University in 1988, and became a “I spent a lot of time growing up in the McNassar ’58 Endowed Scholarship Fund or you’d like more Licensed Clinical Psychologist. Mary was in household,” Bill said. “Sister Mary and her family were information about endowed scholarships at St. Mary’s, private practice for several years until her wonderful role models, and were a huge influence please contact Emily Niedermeyer Becker ’86, Director retirement in 2005. in my decision to convert to Catholicism at age 17. of Development, at [email protected].

6 | St. Mary’s Academy You can’t force faith. All you can do is to plant seeds and leave the rest to the Holy Spirit. - Patty Gorman

Sister Patricia Nizic ’50 inspires She started her career as a music teacher St. Mary’s religion teacher after graduating from college, and even taught piano to her niece, Patty. Eventually, she eacher, advocate, and devoted member of moved into classroom teaching, and earned the Sisters of the Holy Names for 59 years, her master’s degree in counseling. For a T Sister Patricia Nizic (Ann Christine) ’50 brief time, she even worked as St. Mary’s passed away September 2012, at the age of 80. But Vice Principal during her long and varied she lives on in the hearts of her family and through a career as an educator in the Rite of Christian St. Mary’s scholarship that they established this year Initiation of Adults (RCIA), as a counselor in her name. and as a choir director.

Sister Patricia Nizic ’50 Sister Pat was both a student and a teacher at “My aunt was very passionate about social St. Mary’s, where her niece, Patty Gorman, now justice and about her politics, particularly teaches Introduction to Faith and Religion, when it came to the environment, poverty and “You’re telling a story you really believe in and Psychology, and Model United Nations, and serves women’s issues,” Gorman said. “She had strong sharing your own faith journey,” she said. “My as the advisor for the National Honor Society. beliefs about people living out the Gospel by hope is that my students learn more about their caring for one another, and by being good own spirituality and strengthen their personal faith “St. Mary’s is where my aunt found her vocation,” stewards of the earth.” during their time in my classroom.” Gorman said. Sister Pat followed her older sisters Barbara Nizic O’Brien ’42 and Patty’s mother, Sister Pat also passed along her love of teaching Gorman asserted that a teacher who professes to Harriet Nizic Gorman ’47 to St. Mary’s. religion to her niece, who has continued to have all the answers will be shut out in a minute. influence new classes at St. Mary’s for 36 years. While a student at St. Mary’s, Sister Pat’s vocation “You can’t force faith,” she said. “All you can do is was nurtured by her music teacher, Sister Marietta According to Gorman, teaching religion hasn’t to plant seeds and leave the rest to the Holy Spirit.” Coyle, and a year after graduating, she joined the changed that much in 30 years. Sisters of the Holy Names.

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 7 Our Board and other stakeholders are so supportive of this exciting journey. They appreciate that our school can be bold when it needs to be. Vision & Future - Christina Friedhoff

8 | St. Mary’s Academy St. Mary’s property acquisition demonstrates foresight and commitment

pportunity waits for no one, so when looking at opportunities to expand the campus, in the chance arose last fall to acquire the order to allow the school to enhance curricular and O University Station post office block in co-curricular programs, and serve more students. downtown Portland, St. Mary’s Academy leapt. “Our Board and other stakeholders are so “This is the right time in our school’s history to supportive of this exciting journey,” Friedhoff said. double our footprint,” said St. Mary’s President “They appreciate that our school can be bold when Christina Friedhoff. “How often would a property it needs to be.” this close to the school be available? This was a once-in-a-lifetime event.” Moving forward, St. Mary’s chose GBD Architects to design the expanded campus. GBD will work On Sept. 27, 2013, St. Mary’s purchased the with the school to determine the best way to downtown property, located kitty-corner across enhance space for athletics, fine and performing from the school at 1505 Southwest 6th Avenue, arts, new classrooms, and possible partnerships. for $7.6 million. The property will be renovated to meet the school’s growing need for space. “This process has been a very collaborative effort,” Friedhoff said. “I’m very grateful to the Board for “Before, any great idea that required space their enthusiasm and the role that they’ve played had to be shelved, and that didn’t feel right,” in this decision, and I’m looking forward to the Friedhoff said. incredible possibilities presented by this new block.”

Over the past 10 years, St. Mary’s enrollment has GBD Architects’ rendering of St. Mary’s Academy increased by more than 16 percent. The school’s and new property potential. leadership team and its Board of Directors have been

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 9 Academic highlights

• 100% of the Class of 2013 graduated. • 58% of the Class of 2013 with a planned college • St. Mary’s student newspaper, The Ms. Print, major chose math or science. received a first-place award from the American • 100% of the Class of 2013 was accepted Scholastic Press Association for its November to college. • Six St. Mary’s students presented research papers 2012 issue. Also, one student received an at the 23rd Annual Young Historians Conference Outstanding Story Award for a guest • $22 million in merit-based scholarships was at Portland State University. One student’s paper Ms. Print contribution. offered to the 146 graduates of 2013. was selected as the top conference submission. • St. Mary’s average student-to-teacher • 92% of students scored a 3 or better on • Two St. Mary’s students received writing awards ratio is 15:1. Advanced Placement (AP) exams, garnering from the University of Portland’s Garaventa possible college credit. 35% earned a 5, the Center for Catholic Intellectual Life and • 82% of faculty members have advanced highest score possible. American Culture. degrees, compared to 46% nationwide.

• St. Mary’s Academy’s Class of 2013 boasted four • St. Mary’s mock trial team won its first Mock National Merit Scholarship Program Finalists, Trial State Championship and proceeded nine National Merit Commended Students, two to the National High School Mock Trial National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholars, Championship. There, a student received one and one National Achievement Finalist. of only 10 outstanding witness awards given to members of the 48 competing teams. • St. Mary’s Science Olympiad team won its seventh Science Olympiad State Championship • A St. Mary’s student was named a U.S. and again advanced to the national tournament. Presidential Scholars Program candidate.

10 | St. Mary’s Academy Male history faculty provide 15 years. Ian Park, the department’s newest member, Faculty and staff highlights brings his experience of teaching in Cambodia and expertise and compassionate • Kathy Custer Mitchell ’64, Fine Arts, received the instruction Kuwait, along with his training in Political Science Service to Society Award from Marylhurst University and Middle Eastern Studies to the classroom. as part of its 2012 Distinguished Alumni Awards. distinct advantage to a St. Mary’s education St. Mary’s teachers are encouraged to design curricula • Sara Follen Salvi ’71, English, presented a is that it allows young women to thrive workshop on using William Stafford’s poetry that creates meaningful links for students between free from the constraints that gender roles at the NCTE western region conference with A knowledge, skill and relevance. can place — intended or not — on free participation Oregon’s Poet Laureate, Paulann Petersen. in the classroom. “When we started a unit on the French Revolution, • Anna Maria Lopez ’78, Athletic Director, was instead of just starting with facts and dates, I started inducted into the Catholic Youth Organization In the Social Science Department, St. Mary’s students by asking them what revolution meant in their eyes — (CYO)/Camp Howard Hall of Fame. benefit from the cultivation of young women’s confident what would it take for them to revolt,” Vannelli said. “If • Ellie Gilbert, Counseling, is a regular contributor voices in historical writing and argumentation. we understand people’s motives, we can better under- to Choice Literacy, an online professional stand what’s happening today, such as the Arab Spring.” journal for reading specialists, and is an adjunct at Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education.

Along with the richness of their combined content • Sarah Rice, Student Activities, earned her MBA knowledge, what effect does a male instructor have in last December, and led her MBA team’s final an all-girls classroom? project, which reformed a high school women’s leadership program for the PSU Center for “With us, they have male teachers who can challenge Women, Politics and Policy.

their views in a safe environment,” said Park, “It all • Kara Shuster, Dance Instructor, and her salsa St. Mary’s Social Science instructors Matt Vannelli, starts with feeling safe and respected. Because we have dance partner competed in the World Latin Ian Park and Donald Housley (left to right). relationships built on trust, we get more out of our Dance Cup in Miami, Fla. students; they can take risks in classroom discussions • Dan Friedhoff, Head Golf Coach, was named The three male faculty members in the Social Science and in their writing.” Mt. Hood Conference (MHC) Girls Golf Coach Department bring their extensive training and of the Year. experience to a vibrant and relevant curriculum. Matt St. Mary’s male faculty members understand that they • In her first year as St. Mary’s Head Volleyball Vannelli, the department’s team leader, is an adjunct have a greater responsibility to be solid, positive role Coach, Laura Humphrey was named MHC instructor at Portland State who teaches Modern models. It is a role that they take seriously. Volleyball Coach of the Year. European History and the Portland State Challenge course. Donald Housley’s deep knowledge and passion “The students sense that we respect them and their • Art Rojas, Spanish and Basketball, won his 300th career victory as head coach on for American History and U.S. Government raises views, and we command respect in return,” Housley December 6th and is 118-68 at SMA. the bar for his Advanced Placement students. Both said. “It sets a tone for future relationships with other Housley and Vannelli have taught at St. Mary’s for men in their lives.” • Chris Thomas, Head Tennis Coach, was named MHC Girls Tennis Coach of the Year. President’s Progress Report 2013 | 11 Service highlights

• The students of the 2015 and 2013 classes put in more than 1,600 hours of service during SMA’s October and May Hands Full of Heart days. • SMA prepared and donated food and gift Building bridges through helping causes in our own country,” said Fleming, who boxes for 35 families in December 2012. community service teaches Comparative Religions, Christian Leadership, SMA also provided an abundance of new Social Justice, and Hebrew Scripture. “After some household items, including toaster ovens ervice is an important component of a research of available options, we found a meaningful and vacuums for three families in need. well-rounded, St. Mary’s Academy education. project in Mississippi with sustaining ties to our • Forty students served the annual NW Pilot S In fact, almost half of the SMA graduates in Holy Names sisters and their missions.” Project Holiday luncheon in December 2012. 2013 earned Service Honor Cords. These red cords The group was hosted by Kay Burton, SNJM. • The 2016 class spent a day in Old Town recognize students who spent more than 160 hours At 75 years old, she teaches adults and also runs an accompanied by 40 seniors, 25 parents and performing community service. Most students average after-school program, including piano lessons. 15 faculty/staff to learn about the agencies more than 250 hours. that provide services to the less fortunate. “The days are full for the girls with tutoring, sports One particular school initiative is so infused with rich • The 2014 class spent at least eight hours activities, studying, and even working on skits cultural experiences and fun, it fills up in a jiffy. For providing direct community service to and songs,” Fleming said. “But this experience also two years in a row, teacher Maria Fleming ’83 and people experiencing marginalization. Most includes learning about the civil rights movement her husband, John Kelly, have taken a dozen SMA of the students spent 20 hours. and the blues.” students to Jonestown, Miss., where the girls tutor • On Poverty Awareness Day 2013, local schoolchildren, paint community centers and 120 SMA students coordinated workshops Jonestown is located just an hour south of Memphis, help repair neglected parks. They even work to clean for students, faculty and staff. Tenn., where the students spend time at the National up the town’s African American cemetery, picking up Civil Rights Museum, near the motel where Martin • More than 85% of juniors and seniors trash and re-erecting fallen headstones. Luther King, Jr., was assassinated. They also go to devoted time to: Oregon Zoo, Humane the Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum to learn about Society, St. Andre Café, Macdonald Center, In this extremely low-income community, the students the music of the sharecroppers, Stax Records, Sun Terwilliger Plaza, Goose Hollow Family find a treasure of kinship and heart, especially Records, soul music and even Elvis. Shelter, Boys and Girls Club, St. Francis amongst the locals who work alongside the students. Dining Hall, and Blanchet House. “Our goal is to learn civil rights history more deeply, “When I was first hired, a concern was expressed and to help bridge and appreciate our regional and by leadership that girls were exclusively choosing cultural differences,” Fleming said. international service immersion trips instead of

12 | St. Mary’s Academy Other 2013 choral highlights include:

• In February 2013, the Marians were selected to perform at the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) Northwest Division Conference, where they were recognized as one of the best choirs in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington and Wyoming. St. Mary’s Marian Singers “The most memorable thing was getting to meet perform at second White House the Obamas,” said Alexandra Peterkort, an alto • The Marians won the 2013 Mt. Hood Christmas concert in the choir and a senior at St. Mary’s Academy. Conference Large Group Choral Contest in “The President and First Lady were so poised and April — the first time in state history that an all-female choir clinched a conference title. hristmas came early for St. Mary’s kind with huge smiles on their faces. President Academy’s 21 elite Marian Singers last Obama was witty and seemed to genuinely care • The Marian Singers placed 5th at the December 19, when the senior class about us. They shook our hands and we were able OSAA State Choir Championships last C May, becoming the first all-women’s choir in members of the choir enjoyed their second to take a picture with them. It is something I will state history to place at the competition and opportunity to sing at the White House. St. Mary’s never, ever forget.” take home a trophy. Academy’s Choral Music Director Kathy Briggs To the President’s surprise, the Marians learned and could not think of a higher compliment than to • Two St. Mary’s Academy students performed the President’s high school’s alma mater, be invited back to perform. were selected for the prestigious 2013 “Punahoe, Our Punahoe.” NAfME All-National Honor Ensemble. “In 2012, when we first applied to perform at the They performed at a gala concert in “I am so incredibly proud of our girls,” Briggs said. White House, I thought it was a long shot,” said Nashville, Tenn., last October. “Not only do they perform extremely well, they Briggs. “We were thrilled to be selected to perform, are such a class act in every way — from their and it was the thrill of a lifetime! Then, the appearance and courteous behavior, to their poise White House invited us to perform again this and professionalism.” past Christmas and I hadn’t even applied.”

The trip was made possible by a significant financial The Marians sang for approximately 800 guests at contribution from longtime supporters Mike and the White House Residence Staff Holiday Reception Tracey Clark, as well as other St. Mary’s donors. and met President and Mrs. Obama.

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 13 Blues 2013 athletic highlights • The Blues lacrosse team had five student-athletes earn U.S. Lacrosse Academic All-American • St. Mary’s cross-country team triumphed with its recognition: seniors Katherine Ambrose and 12th consecutive Mt. Hood Conference (MHC) Avery Thompson; and sophomores Sophia title and placed second at the OSAA 6A State Cantwell, Helena Enders and Michaela Lawrence.. Meet. Individually, the Blues finished three runners in the top 10 places, led by senior running • St. Mary’s golfers drove, chipped and putted phenom Paige Rice, who came in fifth, Lacey their way to their eighth consecutive Mt. Hood Conner, eighth, and Lucy O’Sullivan, ninth. Rice Conference (MHC) title, and their 20th league was named MHC Girls’ Athlete of the Year, and title overall. The Blues captured third place at the also made the Oregon Track & Cross Country OSAA 6A State Tournament, led by the play of Coaches Association’s First Team All-State. sophomore Alison Brennan, who earned All-State honors for her seventh-place individual finish. • St. Mary’s swim team earned 12th place at the OSAA • SMA Coach Bojorquez Honored – Head Track 6A State Championship Meet. Rory Kearns was • The varsity volleyball team made it to the and Cross-Country Coach Mike Bojorquez was hailed as Mt. Hood Conference (MHC) Swimmer Sweet 16 in OSAA 6A State playoffs, defeating selected by the National Federation of High of the Year by a vote of conference coaches. School’s Coaches Association as the 2013 sixth-ranked Newberg on the road to advance Northwest Sectional Coach of the Year for to the tournament quarterfinals. There, a tough • The St. Mary’s nordic ski team glided to earn Girls Cross Country. Coach Bojorquez, who West Linn team edged the Blues. sixth place in the Oregon High School Nordic Ski has been at St. Mary’s since 1994, led the Blues Organization (OHSNO) State Championship races. • The Blues basketball team made its fourth cross country team to back-to-back second- St. Mary’s alpine ski racing team finished 10th in consecutive appearance in the OSAA 6A Girls’ place finishes in the OSAA 6A State the Oregon Interscholastic Ski Racing Association State Basketball Elite Eight tournament. Led by Championships in 2012 and 2013, and (OISRA) State Championship. the play of junior Martina McCowan, who was directed the Blues track team to its first selected to the All-Tournament First Team, the OSAA 6A State Championship in 2012. • St. Mary’s track and field team competed to finish Blues came away with a seventh-place finish. ninth at the OSAA 6A State Meet.

14 | St. Mary’s Academy Arts highlights

• Last year, the Theatre Department presented Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and the musical “Once Upon a Mattress” to rave reviews. The Theatre Department also staged “6 Plays in 2 Days,” which included four original student plays.

• Two St. Mary’s students were finalists in the 2013 Mt. Hood Conference Acting Competition, and five received honorable mention.

• At the Mt. Hood Conference One-Act Festival, five students performed the one-act play “Heads,” with two actors receiving honorable mention.

• St. Mary’s students received one gold and two silver medals in the 2013 National Scholastic • A St. Mary’s student won the Congressional Art • In the 2013 Regional High School Art Exhibit Art & Writing Awards competition. Award for Oregon’s 1st District, and her winning at Mt. Hood Community College, one student photograph was displayed on Capitol Hill received Best in Show and the Culture Shapers • Thirty-four St. Mary’s students received for a year. Award, one received second place in the 88 regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Emerging Voices category, and another • St. Mary’s students won second- and third-place earned honorable mention. statewide honors in Wildlife Forever’s State-Fish Art Contest.

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 15 I can’t imagine a more exciting time to be at St. Mary’s. As we move forward on our new building and campus expansion, we can further enhance St. Mary’s position as an Growth important partner in this city. - Emily Niedermeyer Becker ’86

16 | St. Mary’s Academy Clark and Becker add to a dynamic leadership team

ast summer, St. Mary’s Academy added gifts. Who these women two dynamic, talented individuals to its become in this world is L administrative team. Kelli Clark joined shaped by this place.” the staff as the school’s Principal, and Emily Niedermeyer Becker ’86 came on board as the In her 16 years working new Director of Development. For Clark, it has in the classroom and as been an easy embrace of a new home, while for an administrator, Clark Becker, it’s returning to a place she knows well. has distinguished her- self as a visionary leader. Clark, a seasoned educator and administrator, Clark holds a Master of Kelli Clark (left) and Emily Niedermeyer Becker ’86 leads St. Mary’s curricular and co-curricular Arts in Teaching degree programs. She most recently served as Program from Lewis & Clark College. Previous appointments In addition to raising more than $5 million for the Director and Principal of Open Meadow Alternative include Adjunct Faculty at Marylhurst University “I Have a Dream” Foundation — Oregon, she led High School in Portland. Becker, a development in the Graduate School of Education, Assistant Catlin Gabel’s $22.5 million fundraising campaign. veteran and former Vice President for Advancement Principal at Rowe Middle School, and teaching She also has served as Development Director at at the “I Have a Dream” Foundation — Oregon, posts at Sellwood and Kraxberger middle schools. Pacific University. At St. Mary’s, she wants to help oversees the strategic implementation of the ensure the school’s financial strength, so that future school’s fundraising efforts. Becker, a St. Mary’s alumna and a Whitman generations of young women, including her young College graduate, brings 23 years of fundraising daughter, will reap those same benefits. What has been the biggest discovery for Clark success to her role. “In many ways, it was like at St. Mary’s? coming home — very easy and comfortable,” “I can’t imagine a more exciting time to be at explained Becker. “I love seeing how these girls St. Mary’s,” Becker said. “As we move forward on “Most surprising to me are the extraordinary, learn, and how they’re being pushed and inspired. our new building and campus expansion, we can powerful qualities of an all-female student body,” After all, St. Mary’s is forming tomorrow’s leaders further enhance St. Mary’s position as an important Clark said. “This is a place where young women for our city, state and nation.” partner in this city.” can be themselves — free to find their voices and

This is a place where young women can be themselves — free to find their voices and gifts. Who these women become in this world is shaped by this place. - Principal Kelli Clark

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 17 Financial review

Operating Revenues Total Representing a total of 2,380 donors, these charts show the sources Tuition and fees 7,272,700 of the $4,432,137 contributed to St. Mary’s Academy between July 1, 2012, Operating contributions and grants 498,744 and June 30, 2013. Special fundraising events 846,220 Rental income 41,442 Sales 145,470 3% Investment income 60,679 Donor base by constituency Net appreciation in the fair value of investments 264,304 17% Other income 171,720 Alumnae & Students: 49% Total Revenues and gains 9,301,279 Parents & Grandparents: 14% 49% Net assets released from restrictions for operating 927,784 Total operating revenues, gains and other support 10,229,063 Parents of Alumnae: 21% 21% Friends, Faculty & Sta: 17% Expenses Total Foundations, Corporations & Organizations: 3% 14% Instructional 3,110,969 Institutional support 1,811,897 Student services 1,497,156 Scholarships and financial aid 1,177,286 Academic support 675,212 Gifts ($) by constituency Plant operation and maintenance 748,688 13% Depreciation 548,862 8% Alumnae & Students: 65% Auxiliary activities 128,314 Total expenses 9,698,384 Parents & Grandparents: 11% 16% 65% Net operating results 530,679 Parents of Alumnae: 16%

Friends, Faculty & Sta: 8% 11% Increase in net assets 559,448 Net assets at the beginning of the year 16,692,162 Foundations, Corporations & Organizations: 13% Net assets at the end of the year 17,251,610

Gifts by type Unrestricted Restricted Total Operating contributions and grants 498,744 478,245 976,989 Special fundraising events 846,220 386,754 1,232,974 Endowment contributions 2,193,405 2,193,405 Derived from Audited Statement of Activities for Capital contributions 28,769 28,769 2012-2013 Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2013 1,344,964 3,087,173 4,432,137 Report by Independent Accountants, Gary McGee & Co., LLP, CPAs

18 | St. Mary’s Academy Scholarships

Throughout its history, St. Mary’s Academy has honored its founding commitment to providing a college This scholarship opens up so many doors for me. preparatory Catholic education to young women, regardless of financial ability to pay full tuition. Not only will I retain the education I have Forty percent of students received a total of $1.18 million in tuition assistance in 2012-2013. St. Mary’s Academy received at St. Mary’s forever, but I will also keep is grateful to the following alumnae, parents and friends who have generously established endowed and annual all of the relationships I have formed here. This scholarship funds, to help ensure that all young women can access and benefit from a St. Mary’s Academy education. scholarship means that my parents don’t have to compromise on the quality of my education so that Endowed scholarships Katharina W. Kratz Memorial Scholarship they can pay the bills. Above all, it means that Nancy Martello Abbott ’67 Memorial Scholarship Maybelle Clark Macdonald Scholarship I have a basis for my dream — the educational Sister Ignatia Ann ’47 Memorial Scholarship Dr. Molly A. Mack ’68 Memorial Scholarship Arntson Family Scholarship Teri Mariani ’70 Endowed Scholarship foundation I will need to become a doctor. B.P., Lester and Regina John Foundation Scholarship Richard H. Mathews Endowed Scholarship Bernice & Jim Baney Scholarship Virginia Mathews Endowed Scholarship – Sienna Li ’14 (Senior) Rebecca M. Barendrick ’86 Memorial Scholarship McDonald Family Scholarship Sister Mary V. Burke Scholarship recipient Stockton G. Barnett Memorial Endowed Scholarship Ann Dwyer McDougall ’31 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Sister Shawn Marie Barry Scholarship Elizabeth McGinley ’37 Scholarship Rita Bateman Memorial Scholarship Sr. Mary McNassar ’58 Endowed Scholarship Albert Schweitzer once said, “At times our own Marie Boyle Burke ’26 Memorial Scholarship Mary Ann Cook Moffitt ’65 Memorial Scholarship Sister Mary V. Burke ’60 Scholarship Sharron Monroe Andersen ’56 & light goes out and is rekindled by a spark from Nikki Burns Memorial Scholarship Ione Rosellini Monroe ’32 Scholarship another person. Each of us has cause to think with Mary Clark Memorial Endowed Scholarship Sr. Pat Nizic ’50 Endowed Scholarship deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame Marilyn Peri Conboy Memorial Scholarship Patricia M. Obradovich ’76 Scholarship Concannon-Dereiko Family Scholarship Adeline Estes Patrick Endowed Scholarship within us.” This scholarship has lit a fire within Creitz Family Endowed Scholarship Barbara Sue Seal Scholarship me, a fire that helps me see a clearer path to my Sister Arlene Cummings Memorial Scholarship Sierra Club Scholarship future. I am grateful for that spark you chose to Hazel C. Miller Driscoll ’33 Memorial Fund R. Diane Spitznagel Scholarship Dustrude-Tung Family Scholarship Dephane Marie Sporrer ’72 Memorial Scholarship share with me. You didn’t need to do it, but you Fink Family Endowed Scholarship Dianne LaGrand Strain ’60 Memorial Scholarship did, and that in itself means the world to me. Betty Fogarty Endowed Scholarship Lois Dayton Surber ’37 Scholarship Thank you for believing in me, and for supporting Wes & Marcy Forman ’67 Endowed Scholarship Margaret & Thomas Thompson Scholarship Kathleen Sample Fouts ’35 Memorial Scholarship Sam Wheeler Scholarship me to reach these dreams that can now be a Rosemary Dwyer Frey ’24 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Anonymous reality. I will continue to give school my absolute Margaret Mary Galati ’76 Memorial Scholarship Fund best. I won’t let you down. Mary Margaret Godfrey Scholarship Annual scholarships Blue Note Scholarship Amy Gregersen ’90 Memorial Scholarship – Vanessa Palma Aispuro ’16 (Sophomore) Bob and Sue Harold Endowed Scholarship Mary Laughlin ’60 Scholarship Barbara Hazlett ’28 Scholarship Marylee A. Lowry Memorial Scholarship Dianne LaGrand Strain Memorial William Randolph Hearst Scholarship McCarthy Family Scholarship Scholarship recipient Frances Bocci Heinig ’45 Music Scholarship Evelyn Almeata Olson Scholarship Darlene E. Whisler Hoyt ’56 Memorial Scholarship Quest Foundation Scholarship Kate Jeans-Gail ’97 Memorial Scholarship Walter & Jeanne Kramer Endowed Scholarship President’s Progress Report 2013 | 19 20 | St. Mary’s Academy Mother Marie-Rose Heritage Society

The Mother Marie-Rose Heritage Society honors individuals who bolster the financial strength of St. Mary’s through planned gifts. Many have included St. Mary’s in their will, while others have established charitable trusts or charitable gift annuities. Through thoughtful estate planning, these gifts help to make St. Mary’s the vibrant learning environment it is today, as well as to perpetuate the excellence of a St. Mary’s education for future generations of students. († identifies deceased)

Mary Baker Alander ’57 Judith Eddy Laurence and Geraldine Morin Phyllis Ballou † Anna Poli Feammelli ’36 and Jan Charles and Elizabeth Mosser Helen Bambrick † Charles Feammelli † Constance Muessle † Pamela Bauman and David Cunningham Tom and Marilyn Fink Rose Marie Navarra-Herb ’44 † Carol Beauchamp-Gredvig ’67 Marcy Moore Forman ’67 and Wes Forman Hazel Boyle Neiger ’35 Margaret Leonard’s commitment Katy Day Bedell ’66 and Tom Bedell Frances Driscoll Foumal ’54 and Alice O’Hare ’14 † Ron Foumal to SMA remembered Sam Bernunzio † Mildred Lacy Bird Orr ’20 † Marion Fouse ’35 Margaret Anderson Branson ’55 Rollo Palmer † Margaret Schimmel Leonard ’38 was a great Mary Freilinger † Avis Brennan † George Paradis † believer in a St. Mary’s education, and was a loyal Helen E. Friar † The Honorable Anna Jaeger Brown ’70 Virginia Peri ’55 † donor starting in 1981. In her will, she left St. Mary’s and Paul Brown Kathy Matcovich Gatto ’62 and August Gatto Joanne and Frank Pinelli a $90,000 gift from her estate. Joanne DiBenedetto Burdick ’73 and Tom and Najat Rask David Burdick Albertina Hankey † Tessie McBride Ratty ’62 and Brian Ratty Born in Cook, Minn., she moved with her family to Ellen Bussing Robert and Susan Harold Kathy Richard ’75 Portland in 1924. In 1949, Peggy married Bernard Charlene Carpenter ’51 † Frances Harold † Patricia Richard John and Linda Charles Judith Letcher Heath ’67 Leonard, and their marriage lasted 55 years until he Bill † and Janice Ruiter Sally Christianson † Helen Steele Hill ’44 † passed away. She worked as a medical secretary Laurence J. Ryan † Maurie Clark † Holly Humphreys † and had a great love of roses, serving as a proud Elizabeth Scheelan † Mary Clark † Robert A Johnson † Mary Tennant Scott ’41 member of the Portland Rose Society. Elizabeth Condon † Daniel and Lynn Jones Barbara Sue and William Seal Imelda John Condon ’30 † Stephen and Ann LaRiviere Her nephew, Peter Robedeau, said that she took William Sherman † Andre Conlin ’84 Josephine Thomas Lawler ’31 † great joy in being an SMA alumna, and enjoyed Patricia Smith ’58 Freda Goodrich Cowling ’19 † Rachel Leiber ’00 Ruby Parr Stevens ’33 † coming to reunions and other events. Norman and Marjorie Creitz Margaret Schimmel Leonard ’38 † Barbara Stewart Whitney Preece Crofut ’92 and Peter Crofut Louise Smith Little ’29 † Pamela Hicks Still ’64 and Kenneth Still Phyllis Ganz DeJardin ’33 † Marylee Lowry † Gail Myers Thayer ’67 and Michael Thayer ______Debi Dereiko and Bryan Concannon Maybelle Clark Macdonald † Sheilah Toomey ’59 Evelyn Wojcik Dieringer ’45 † Molly Mack ’68 † If you would like more information about how Doris Lincoln Trepp ’34 † Florence Donnelly ’14 † Teri Mariani ’70 to include St. Mary’s in your estate plans, Hibbert J. de la Fontaine Unger ’16 † Helen Powers Dooney ’31 † Bernice Mayer ’29 † please contact Emily Niedermeyer Becker ’86, Sarah McDonald Warner ’70 Dorothy Scheel Dragoo ’49 † Mary E. Johnston McCarter ’40 † Joan Bork Woolard ’51 † at [email protected] Margueritte Hirschbuhl Drake ’44 Jack McEwen † Patricia McKenna Duffy ’33 † Elizabeth McGinley ’37 †

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 21 Alumnae giving

Alumnae play a vital role in sustaining the unique and formative experiences that Class % Class % Class % inspire young women for a lifetime. St. Mary’s is honored to have strong, loyal 1933 33% 1960 36% 1990 6% and generous alumnae who support their school through gifts of time, talent and 1934 40% 1961 20% 1991 13% treasure. Nineteen percent of St. Mary’s alumnae showed their support by making 1935 43% 1962 28% 1992 8% 1936 17% 1963 22% 1993 5% a donation in 2012-2013 (July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013). 1937 50% 1964 7% 1994 18% 1938 0% 1965 14% 1995 8% We thank you for giving back. 1939 50% 1966 19% 1996 10% 1967 14% 1997 14% 1940 7% 1968 22% 1998 10% 1941 15% 1969 17% 1999 10% 1942 24% 1943 44% 1970 29% 2000 10% 1944 40% 1971 14% 2001 11% 1945 20% 1972 17% 2002 8% 1946 17% 1973 19% 2003 6% 1947 24% 1974 9% 2004 9% 1948 23% 1975 12% 2005 5% 1949 13% 1976 19% 2006 6% 1977 18% 2007 5% 1950 17% 1978 16% 2008 20% (left to right) Molly Faherty Briscoe ’84, Carol Lisignoli Carocci ’63, Marilyn Faherty, 1951 46% 1979 16% 2009 18% Sarah Thompson McDonald ’64 and Suzanne Price ’63. 1952 24% 1953 25% 1980 14% 2010 16% 1954 24% 1981 11% 2011 16% 2013-2014 Alumnae Advancement Council 1955 25% 1982 13% 2012 20% Michelle Hotchkiss Sunderland ’87, Chair Claudia Reimer Marshall ’86 Teri Mariani ’70, Involvement Focus Chair Margaret Schaefer Matthies ’59 1956 24% 1983 14% Tifani Jones Parrilli ’82, Investment Focus Chair Felicita Monteblanco ’03 1957 20% 1984 10% Sarah Binns ’04 Lauren Neiheisel ’07 1958 28% 1985 7% Leah Bolstad ’98 Martha Pelster ’87 1959 26% 1986 16% Whitney Preece Crofut ’92 Elizabeth Fournier Potts ’86 1987 25% Katherine Drew ’00 Maryann Schwab ’78 1988 13% Molly Fink ’99 Trish Bunce Trout ’61 1989 19% Vicki Dieringer Ford ’69 Marianne Slack Wells-Kersten ’81 Allison Legg ’98 Coralynn Arrigotti ’83, Staff Rachel Leiber ’00 The percentage participation figures are based on the number of living alumnae in each class with current contact information. 22 | St. Mary’s Academy 2012-2013 Honor Roll of Donors Every effort has been made to ensure that this report is accurate and complete. If an error has been made, please accept our St. Mary’s Academy gratefully acknowledges the support and generosity of contributors who help apologies and notify the Development Office at 503-721-7724. further our mission.The donors listed in this report are recognized for their cumulative gifts to the school between July 1, 2012, and June 30, 2013. † identifies deceased

Golden Rose Society Debi Dereiko and Bryan Concannon Pamela Merk The Dorrance Family Foundation Rachel Perry ($50,000+) Tom and Marilyn Fink Harry A. Merlo Foundation Mary Ellen Berger Doshas-Meucci ’43 Andree and Colleen Pollock Mary Shindler Boyle ’67 and James Fitzgerald and Karen Howe Moda Health and Ray Meucci R & H Construction Co. Timothy Boyle Dan and Gina Jones Ann and Sean Murphy Merideth Miller Driscoll ’82 and Ted Reichelt and Heather Orr Mike and Tracey Clark Jerry Driscoll Georgia Leupold-Marshall Catherine and Mark Myers James and Gaye Richardson Clark Foundation Kevin and Shauna Flanigan St. Martin de Porres Trust Daren and Gloria Nelson Eli and Mae Rosen Foundation The Bob and Evelyn Dieringer FM Global Foundation Charitable Margaret Wiese Thompson ’34 Fall and Jill Newsom Mary Jackson Sammons ’64 and Family Foundation Contributions Dana and Michael White Brooks Newsom Nicholas Sammons Frances Harold † Gary McGee & Co., LLP Carolyn and William Winter Andrew and Rita Pinkowski Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt B.P., Lester and Regina John Gary and Julia Glisson Marilyn Scott Foundation Ron and Tammy Witcosky Donald and Gail Pollock † Peter and Suzanne Goddyn Steven Smith Margaret Schimmel Leonard ’38 † Foundress Circle Kent and Sara Roberts The Leotta Gordon Foundation Roger and Jaque Smith Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund ($5,000-$9,999) Don Romanaggi, M.D. Patricia Hill Granum ’71 and Michelle Hotchkiss Sunderland ’87 Karen and Terry Newsom B and F Holdings, LLC Katherine Schroeder and Fred Granum Tom Gustafson and Perry Sunderland Mary Mathews Stevens ’80 and John Bastasch † Daryl Hare Mariah Scott and Kenneth Helm Hayden and Shannon Thomas Mark Stevens Becker Capital Management Christine Hauptmann Cherie and Greg Sprando Patricia Thompson ’71 Silver Rose Society John and Kim Bradley Henry and Tracy Hooper David Sweo Alan Timmins and Annette Nemetz ($25,000-$49,999) Peter and Sister Bragdon Bob Hui Charles and Caroline Swindells USI Northwest Maria and William Bosch John and Patricia Chaney Scott Israel and Mary Samuels Robert and Keli Thompson Jacques and Mary Vaillancourt Marcy Moore Forman ’67 and Richard and Lisa Donaca J.R. Johnson, Inc. – Andrew and Wes Forman Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust Lisa Johnson John and Irene Vetto Dwyer Charitable Trust Robert and Susan Harold U.S. Bancorp Foundation Diane Henry Kiley ’65 and Stephen and Antoniette Waldram H. Joseph and Laurie Ferguson Victoria Mee and Steven Cox Claudia and Merv Wark James Kiley Wells Fargo Foundation Patty and Sally Gardner O’Donnell, Clark & Crew, LLP Wells Fargo Bank Patrice Kleinheinz Anonymous Mary Ferguson Glass ’79 and and Mark O’Donnell Janice and Fred Kowell George Glass Marian Guild President’s Club Quest Foundation James and Kim Lamb Judith Letcher Heath ’67 ($2,500-$4,999) ($1,000-$2,499) Bonnie Serkin and William Emery Scott and Teresa Learn Marypat and Steve Hedberg Deanna Hotchkiss Agostinelli ’83 Steve and Leslie Aaron Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus Ann Marie Pierson Lei ’77 and Candi and Jon Holzgrafe and Marty Agostinelli The Adams Foundation and Mary, U.S.- Ontario Province Skip Lei Intel Matching Gifts to Education Stephania Alexander Charlie and Carol Adams Mathilda Sylvester † Allison and Chris Martin Program Thomas and Margo Bachhuber Steve and Agnes Albert OCF Joseph E. Weston Public James Mattecheck Thomas and Daksha Jackson Dennis and Lynn Baker Ameriprise Financial Franchise Foundation James and Kathleen Maynez Maria Gorman Kaempf ’75 and Erika Johnson Bayless ’96 Advisor Group Gift Matching Anonymous (2) Janell and Kevin McCartin Joe Kaempf Beecher Carlson Insurance Coralynn Arrigotti ’83 Sarah McNary Blue Ribbon Society Katie Dorst Lamb ’99 and Peter Lamb Fred and Lucinda Bigeh Suzann Baricevic Murphy ’83 and ($10,000-$24,999) Michael and Denise Mueller Harry Murphy Teri Mariani ’70 Orin and Catherine Bolstad Marian and Matthew Brouns Barbara Monroe Nelp ’59 and Terry and Lynne Barnes Virginia Mathews Marianne Bous ’56 Kimberly Cooper and Jon Jaqua Wil Nelp Kerry and Mia Barnett Janeen and Malcolm McAninch Brittney Clark ’94 and Chris Brooks Arnold Craig and Lisa Amato Dorothy Johnson O’Very ’75 and Mike and Donna McClaskey Margaret Adams Dooney ’55 and Gordon O’Very Brian Dooney President’s Progress Report 2013 | 23 Brian and Aphrodite Battalia Tony and Jill Daniels Jock and Barbara Kimberley Kent and Janice Place Mary Alexander ’97 and Jimmy Corno David and Moira Bell Annie and Steven Diess Jennifer Merk Krenek ’82 and Tracy Poe ’86 and Greg Sullivan II Diana Allmer Bill and Katie Berg Margueritte Hirschbuhl Drake ’44 Jeff Krenek Portland General Electric Steve and Andrea Arnot Richard and Karen Bettencourt Glenn Eisen and Eliza Erhardt-Eisen David and Katherine Kreutzer Portland State University Paul and Kristin Atkinson Renee Jarvis Binns ’77 and Jim and Cheryl Fischer Ed and Dawn Kropp Suzanne Price ’63 and James Price Bank of the West Richard Binns Victoria Dieringer Ford ’69 and Anna Kaiser Kurkoski ’59 and Trina Radich ’72 Patricia and Bob Barr Albert Kurkoski Leah Bolstad ’98 J. Milford Ford David and Suzan Ramus Peter and Leslie Beard Stefan and Sarah Kurschner Mary Jo Hardwick Bolton ’50 and Fred's Marina Erik Richmond and Annette Demsey Joseph and Florence Beattie Wilbur Bolton Susan Lacy-Goll and Jeff Goll Christina and Dan Friedhoff Lane and Kathleen Robertson Carol Beauchamp-Gredvig ’67 Rose and Mike Bontemps Priscilla Lane and Joji Kappes Robert † and Beulah Friedhoff Irene Rodegerdts ’91 and Michael and Elaine Bergmann Richard J. and Gloria L. Borden Fund Stephen and Ann LaRiviere Jamie Gabbert and Karen Savereide Christian Rodegerdts John and Jane Biggi Martin Bozulich Leslie Lee and Vernon Hee Joan Castricano Galles ’61 and Mike Romanaggi Bisnett Insurance Patricia Murphy Bradach ’80 and Roger Galles Margaret Maguire and Scott Cameron Scott and Joan Sandberg George Bradach Michele DiBenedetto Blackerby ’78 David and Sue Galt Johnna Marcus ’94 Roger and Melissa Saulson and Keith Blackerby Mary Brenneis ’74 Tim and Lisa Gard Marsh and McLennan, Inc. Mark and Liz Schiele Michael Borrego and Debra Bratland Mas Family Foundation - Davison Laureen Arrigotti Schiller ’79 BP Foundation Family and Robert Schiller Timothy and Kimberly Brennan Brian and Jennifer McCarthy Nick Sencer John and Cristina Breshears Barbara McCarthy Sephora USA, Inc. Michelle Bressler and Ivan McLean Ann Welch McDonald ’58 and Hank Sigmon and Edie Cole William McDonald Karin and Edward Brewington Spitznagel Family Foundation of The Broadway Toyota Constance Hanson McDowell ’68 and Oregon Community Foundation Douglas McDowell Rebecca and Michael Bruns Cherie Sprando, Windermere Andrew and Sheila McKerrow Delphine Busch Greg Sprando Construction Cormac McLeod and Lisa Leithauser Stephen and Cheryl Campbell Mary Janet Steen and Frank Dwayne and Kathleen Melancon Langfitt, Jr. Catholic Youth Organization/ Camp Howard Jean Laughlin Miller ’68 and Harold and Margaret Taylor George Miller Foundation CH2M Hill Foundation Terry and Karol Moore Mary Gray Taylor ’75 and Ian Taylor Lee Daly and Neil Smolen Sharon Mueller and Reynolds Potter Ivy and Ron Timpe Stephanie Davis ’89 Megan O’Donnell Murphy ’89 and Ann and Weimin Tung Martha Delong and John Campbell John Murphy Marc Gregoire and Guadalupe Tim and Janet Turner Florence DiBenedetto Susan Leeb Buhr ’70 and Pasillas Michael Murphy and Julia Hagan Gregory Buhr University of Portland Amy and Ken Dice David Hackney Edward and Janet Murphy Deborah Burton and Michael Drais Chandra and Erik Wahrgren Timothy Dieringer Sue Bergeron Henningsen ’57 and Caprice Neely ’85 Ellen Bussing WC Wells Gene and Karen Dieringer Jim Henningsen † Elizabeth White Niedermeyer ’76 Rina and Andrew Byrne Karla Wenzel and Fred Miller Denise Landstrom Dowless ’79 and Holland Family Foundation and Thomas Niedermeyer Richard Dowless Dorothy Serres Canavan ’55 Evelyn Whitlock Barbara Immroth NIKE, Inc. Larry and Cheryl Eaton Carol Lisignoli Carocci ’63 and Angela and Shane Jackson Ronecca and Owen Norvell Michael and Diana Wilson Albert Carocci Simone Eppich Talbott ’94 and Cheryl and Robert Januzzi Mark and Monica Nyman Joan Bork Woolard ’51 † Marshall Eppich Talbott Catholic Charities Tom and Cyndi Jones Laurie O’Reilly ’74 Kari Yakubisin ’01 and Tim Clemens Elizabeth Evans ’69 and Dennis Evans Brent and Barbara Chalmers PJ Jansen Jones ’59 Lisa and Bryan Ostlund Kay and Martin Zerr Jeanne Klein Ferrarin ’50 and Michael and Joan Concannon Christine Nyhart Kaplan ’83 and Molly and Jeff Paustian Anonymous (2) Mario Ferrarin Albert and Susanne Corrado Jordan Kaplan Barbara Pavlicek ’65 Principal’s Associates Richard Fink Norman and Marjorie Creitz Kevin Kelly Cindy and Mark Paxson ($500-$999) Peter and Joyce Fuchs Whitney Preece Crofut ’92 and Melanie Burns Kemper ’70 and Martha Pelster ’87 and Tim Butzer Mary Baker Alander ’57 Laurie Potts Garrett ’79 and Peter Crofut Thomas Kemper Matthew Garrett Roger and Kathleen Pfeifer Karissa Aleskus

24 | St. Mary’s Academy Gervurtz Menashe Kelly and Jayme Martin Lauren Shapton Stan Arrigotti Chris Cutter GHJ3 Enterprises, LLC Kelly Stempel Mathis ’01 Vina Slagle Peter Banitt and Susan Pease Bannit Greg Danielson and Steven Heinze William Giles Mary Pinkowski Mattecheck ’77 Ebbe Smith and Lisa Sanman Tina Bardavid Maureen Connolly Daschel ’77 and April Fischer Gilster ’92 and John and Elaine McManus Lana Smith ’97 Cecilia Baricevic ’49 † Nick Daschel Jason Gilster Peter and Anne Meagher Barbara and Steven Spence Vlado and Zorka Baricevic Howard and Wendy David Sarah Werth Goodwin ’87 Charles Merten Micah Stolowitz and Shauna Krieger Katy Day Bedell ’66 and Tom Bedell Enrique and Alma deCastro Monica Gorman and William Collins Microsoft Corporation Nancy Mayer Stremick ’67 and Anne Bergeron and Marc Bocci Tammi Dereiko and Rob Lee Anna Graham Molly Morrell ’69 and George Cahill Lou Stremick Sarah Binns ’04 Mary and Dale Di Loreto Lisa Gray and Dave Rogers Margaret Kelley Morrison ’68 Monica Stack Suryan ’78 and Molly Mathews Bjorklund ’85 and Andy Friedle Dignan ’49 and John Suryan Patrick Dignan Maureen Hainley Haines ’73 and Mike and Suzanne Mosman Roger Bjorklund John Haines David and Stephanie Swanson Dan Dolan Slobodan and Jelena Mrdjan Roberta Deblasio Boedigheimer ’61 Ronald and Joni-Marie Hartmann Lily Tamura and Gary Boedigheimer Gregory and Jane Drew Reverend Monsignor Timothy Susanne Hartung, SP ’57 Murphy Ellen Tevik The Honorable Anna Jaeger Brown Kristen Duhrkoop ’70 and Paul Brown Mary Kalez Healy ’80 and Jaishanker and Babita Nautiyal Kenneth Thirsk Dunn Carney Allen Higgins Robert Healy Robin Bulman and Youngho Lee and Tongue LLP Sharon Ivey and Tom Newhouse Jeff and Erin Thompson David and Nancy Hill Melissa Burtchaell and Kevin Covlin Bob and Donna Earnest John and Patti Ng Patricia Bunce Trout ’61 Josh Hinerfeld and Andrea Binder Carly Halvorson Nichols ’97 and Patricia Pascuzzi Trumbo ’63 and Jessica and Greg Hitchcock John Nichols David Trumbo Holy Names Academy Patrick O’Brien Melanie and Rouke VanderVeen Diane Hood and Greg Murphy John Parks and Rebecca Hill Mark and Kim Vanko Loren and Martha Hotchkiss Linda Patrick, SNJM ’67 David and Janet Vonada IBM Caprial Horsley Pence ’81 and John John and Carole Vranizan Jean Sementilli Ingram ’55 and Pence Mary McNally Vranizan ’48 and Lee Ingram Mary Santos Petrjanos ’66 and Ed Vranizan Don and Dana Janigian Richard Petrjanos Richard and Deborah Warner Kevin and Suzi Jones Dorothy Piacentini Joseph and Meredith Weber Richard and Jean Josephson Julie Polachek and Gary Parr Linda Weber Melissa Kardon Elizabeth Fournier Potts ’86 and Kim Webster Jack and Monica Kavalieros Michael Potts Kathleen Wehage ’73 Dan Kearns and Nancy Munn Principal Financial Group Foundation Robert and Stephanie Welgan Alena and David Kelly Risa and Robert Puzas Lisa and Mike Wenzlick MaryJo Radosevich Neal and Alissa Keny-Guyer Marilyn and Lee Whitaker Janet Byrd and David Sugerman Elizabeth Eiting Philip Key and Susana Alba Linda Thome Read ’64 and Wilson Bolyn Business Larry Tracewell Cambia Health Foundation John and Jane Emrick Rachel Leiber ’00 Development, Inc. Betty and John Reid Sarah Pinkowski Cantwell ’86 and Albrecht and Jeanne Enders Mary Borer Leipzig ’72 and Jamey Winchester ’01 Robert Cantwell Matt and Ruth Reimann Judith Kehoe Etzel ’58 and Richard Leipzig Dona Winnowski Linda Carpenter and Stephanie Smith Joseph Etzel Laurie and Timothy Roberts Patricia LeMarte ’54 Winnowski Family Foundation Inc. Richard and Helen Cheek Robert and Susan Farra Monica Rodal and Neal Naigus William and Rosella Lindblad Angela and Fred Winter Chipotle Mexican Grill Marie Farrell Berna Rogers Grant Lindquist Jiwon Yoon ’13 Patty O’Malley Claeys ’73 and Joyce Fasano John Rowan Anne Lipsitz and Bill Malloch Zilpha Yost and Lance Limbocker Jim Claeys Marge Feller Deborah Spitznagel Ryan ’89 and Johanna Loders ’80 Academia Society Cheryl Elia Cleary ’56 and Joe and Sheryl Ferguson Lane Ryan James Cleary Anna Maria Lopez ’78 ($250-$499) Marie Dieringer Fessenbecker ’77 and Bill Schmiedeskamp Ben and Tracy Connelly Everett Lovrien Diana and Mitchell Almy Rick Fessenbecker Lucy and Joe Schneid Nancy and John Copic Margaret Lynch ’64 and Irmgard Jaeger Andrews ’62 and Robert and Kristina Fields Patty and Larry Scruggs Kevan Lee-Andersen Douglas Andrews Dolores Preuitt Crawford ’54 Molly Fink ’99 and Patrick Soong Barbara Sue and William Seal and Charles Crawford Elvira Magsarili Matt and Kristine Arbaugh Tobey and Teri Fitch Abby Sears Julie and Ryan Culp

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 25 Peter and Marilyn Foster John and Jane Kleinheinz Anne Delaney Rader ’56 and Mark and Marianne Vetto Arlene Baker Kristina Goos France ’95 and Candy Santos Klupenger ’59 and Willis Rader Aimee Virnig Gregory and Donna Baldwin Clancy France Ray Klupenger Alisa Henry Rakoz ’87 and Michelle Heisler Walsh ’60 and Amy and Darryk Barlow Michael Rakoz David Gannett and Janet Patricia Shea Knapp ’46 Edward Walsh Lucy Barnett Stearns-Gannett Bonnie Rathjen ’70 David Knofler and Marilyn Cover Judy Colombo Wells ’62 and Magdalen Basick, SNJM ’33 David and Cynthia Gens Nora Kelleher Ray ’47 Rodney Wells Richard Krauss and Lori-Ann Reif Robert Beach Diana Gerding Jeannie Ray-Timoney ’77 and Marianne Slack Wells-Kersten ’81 David and Jackie Lamb Michelle Becker Ellie Gilbert Mark Timoney and Jeff Kersten Cecilia Lee ’76 Emily Niedermeyer Becker ’86 Jeanne Giles Christa and Richard Read Loey Werking Wells and Patsy Lee ’63 Andrew Wells and Trevor Becker Tania and Larry Gitch Tiffany and Judd Rench Barbara and Chris Linn Harold and Geraldine Westby Mary Neher Beckwith ’58 and Loretta Giusti ’57 Allison Rhodes John Beckwith Karen Boys Ludes ’91 and Todd and June Wisner Monika deMaria Glagola ’80 and Steven Ludes Craig and LeeAnn Rice Philip Belding Duncan and Aileen Wyse Mark Glagola MAGNACORP Insurance Group, Inc. Lori Blauvelt Ricketts ’76 and Val and George Bell Joey Ricketts Michael A. Yates Miki Ford Greenlee ’97 and Mike Malter Pat Benninghoff Marty Greenlee Marianne Brophy Ritchie ’80 and Robert and Karon Young Sharon Egan Martine ’61 Father Mike Biewend Sherri Hungerford Grewell ’72 Stephen Ritchie Frances Weber Zimmerman and Melvin Grewell Mary Judge McInnis ’80 and Douglas and Marlene Roberts Kamm ’60 and Larry Kamm Dorothy Immel Bigg ’63 and George McInnis Stephen Bigg Chauncey and Eileen Griggs Jan and Roger Robinson Hilarie Banasky Miller ’69 and 1859 Club Peggy Bird Alan and Monica Grinnell Johanna and Steve Root Hal Miller ($100-$249) Elaine Blauvelt Karen and Joe Guth Melody Rose and Eric Butler James Abeles and Katherine Topaz Nancy and Arch Miller Anne Blickenstaff Denise Halupka Robert Rosenberg and Barbara Sestak Juliana Tercek Adler ’89 Bradford Miller and Rebecca Wild Lainie Block Wilker Joan Hansen, SNJM Teri Rowan Laurance and Elizabeth Adrian Miller, Nash, Wiener, Hager and Barb Bloom-Groshong Karen Hansen ’96 Carlsen Sara Follen Salvi ’71 and Vince Salvi Holly Mikulak Ahern ’76 and Jim Leslie and Brian Blount Kathleen Valpiani Harger ’80 and Catherine Phillips Milne ’71 and Patrick Sankovitz Mikulak Dorinda Bonaduce Carl Harger Steven Milne Diana and Hal Scoggins Barry Alberstein and Delia Alberstein Rose Bond ’66 and Carolyn Woods John and Ramona Harrington Jennifer Youngblood Mooney ’97 Harry and Liz Semler Mary Jean Allen and Thomas Mooney Frances Baker Borquist ’73 and Arleen DeBenedetti Harvey ’57 Reilly Shea and Ann Trudeau Diana Graham Allen ’58 Elizabeth Altstadt Moore ’83 James Borquist Patricia Hawkins Ian Shelley and Jenny Bornstein Mary Louise Altstadt Maria Spaccarelli Morrison ’96 Elizabeth Bower and Douglas Norman Mark Helfand and Lori Hedrick Curtis and Laile Amo and Nate Morrison Charmin Shiely Rachel Boylan Lisa Hetzler Regina Anctil ’76 and Michael Katy Mountain ’76 and Steve Alstot Betty Smith Loueen Boyle ’68 Bruce and Peggy Hinshaw Borneman Ann Maloney Mueller ’59 and Leonie Nadal Smith ’71 Lisa and Daniel Bozich Carol Rae Oberle Andersen ’60 Jennifer and Gary Holcomb Gary Mueller Patricia Smith ’58 and Edward Andersen Liane Brakke-Pound ’96 and William and Jean Hotchkiss Margot Nelle Sonja Spitznagel ’54 Rutherford Brakke-Pound Anne Kleinheinz Andersen ’76 Jennifer and Russ Humberston Kristine Tomasovic Nelson ’94 Ron Talbot and Stephen Andersen Nancy Young Brands ’44 and Patricia Van Wart Isaac ’56 and and Christopher Nelson Henry Brands Glenn and Connie Tamashiro Courtney Angeli Joseph Isaac Sandra and Matt Obradovich Margaret Anderson Branson ’55 Mary Ellen Walsh Thimm ’44 Edgar and Amanda Aponte Judy Johnson Karey and Dale Osuna and Joseph Thimm Denise Fogarty Bray ’75 Maryann Armburst Patty Johnson Tifani Jones Parrilli ’82 Randi and John Thoma Kim Brechin Janet Arndorfer ’56 Daniel and Lynn Jones Stacey Littler Partin ’00 Chris and Sarah Thomas Anne LaBorde Brenaman ’58 Julia and Thomas Arndorfer Dr. Marvin and Betsy Kaiser Brad Perry Lisa Thomas Linda and Dale Breshears Raemarie Arrigotti ’76 Karen Karbo Blake Peters Margaret and Michael Thornburg Timothy Bressler Connie Pecorara Auer ’82 and Rebecca and Lester Kennedy Mary Phillips and David Pierce Elizabeth Tilbury John Auer Maureen Kuffner Briare ’87 and Amy Josephson Kepler ’01 and Tim Briare Mark and Christine Piggott Father John Tuohey Kristine and Derek Bachand Tyler Kepler Gary Brink Mike and Kathy Plass Ian Underwood and Mary McGlone Theresa Lindbeck Baisley ’71 Dennis King Molly Faherty Briscoe ’84 and Hugh Porter and Jill Soltero Rod and Ann Van Allen Gail Baker and John Anderson Jane Kinne ’82 Robert Briscoe Karen Kirtley Pressey ’61 and Peter and Ann van Bever Dorothy Fahrlaender Baker ’45 Laura and JJ Kirkish Walter Pressey Fran Valpreda Britt ’54

26 | St. Mary’s Academy Mary Jo McLaughlin Brobeck ’64 Deanna Connell ’89 and Joanne Raab Dindia ’47 and Barbara Fauria Ellie and Daniel Gimbel Charles and Beth Brod Phil Rosebrook Donald Dindia Betty Altstock Feltz ’49 and Elizabeth Glass ’60 Margaret Feilen Brooks ’66 Rob and Gwen Conner Katherine Frye Doherty ’78 and Eugene Feltz Jody Powell Glaubman ’71 Robert Doherty Mark Brooks Lois Bertoli Conroy ’52 Mary Beth Fettig ’83 Kimberly and Edward Godshalk Luciana Donaca Carmen ’98 Barbara Brown ’61 Amy Chaney Convery ’89 and Gary and Lacy Fielland Elisabeth Krieger Goebel ’80 and John Convery Sean and Ellen Donahue Brigid Browne ’64 Rosemary Thurston Finger ’60 Marlin Goebel Laura Cooper Michael and Ann Donnelly and Wade Finger Dorothy Bruck ’51 Jennifer Goldsmith Jana Corder and Judith Swanson LaVonne Dorsey ’80 James Finn and Alanna Bove Joanne DiBenedetto Burdick ’73 Jay and Kathleen Goodfriend and David Burdick Charles Couch Lisa and Kurt Doslu Jill Rader Fitzpatrick ’84 and Mary Goos Brendan Fitzpatrick Walter and Claire Burt Mary Courtney Mildred Hlapcich Douthit ’39 Diana Gordon Barbara Melhorn Coward ’84 May Irene Steele Downey ’48 and Alice Fitzpatrick ’63 and Brian and Luanne Busch Dennis Graham Robert and Carol Goss David and Agnes Craford John Downey Donna Buyas Bush ’68 and Pat and Marilyn Fleming Tracy Graham ’78 Daniel Bush Nancy Adams Crawford ’65 and JoAnn Galarneau Doyle ’44 Anne Flores Mary Anne Grams ’48 Stewart and Molly Butler George Crawford Julia Pierson Doyle ’81 and Peter Doyle Mary Boylen Fogarty ’64 and Nancy Grant and Sue Wells Mark and Karen Butzer Roberta Benedetti Crew ’57 and William Crew Ann Doyle ’58 Michael Fogarty Lisa Greenleaf Linda Hollis Byrne ’82 and Lois Moisan Croll ’43 and Carl Croll Wendy and John Draper Sally Follen Kathy English Gregg ’77 and Francis Byrne Gerry Gregg Kathleen Reynolds Dahlman ’61 and Laura Drew Patricia Dollowitch Foradori ’58 Natalie Parypa Cahill ’99 and and Peter Foradori Susan Bennett Gregg ’74 and Todd Cahill James Dahlman Margaret Drew Nicole and Patrick Foran Chris Gregg Patricia Harpole Caldwell ’69 and Michael and Ellen Daly Heidi Eppich Druist ’96 and Mario Forte and Kristine Keough Mary Walsh Greisen ’69 and Bill Caldwell Mary Anne Meagher D'Ambrosio ’67 David Druist Michael Greisen and Jerry D'Ambrosio Leland Fortner Susy Wilson Calhoun ’66 and Daniel and Karen Dulley Marisa Grim Seward Calhoun Dorothy Jachetta Danna ’68 and Kathleen Fugere Fortune ’55 and Kristen Dunaway and James and Kymm Grimes Carolynn and Blair Campbell Joseph Danna Bruce Ballweber Ronald Fortune William Grippo Dennis and Cynthia Canfield Tonina Dautzenberg Jim Dunkle George and Catherine Fox Catherine Murphy Davis ’56 Paul and Catherine Fraser Leslie Gritzmacher ’85 and Wilma Caplan Maryann Valpreda Dutton ’55 Don Gritzmacher Nancy Carlin Patricia Flynn Davis ’78 and Kathleen Dwyer Duyck ’50 and Roswitha Frawley, SNJM ’63 Ken Davis Annette Guido and Carolyn Ofiara Jim Carlisle and Kayleen Shiiba Robert Duyck Myrna Finley Freeman ’60 and Christine Wilcox Davis ’70 and Roger Freeman Kathleen McDonough Hagen ’76 and Johanna Fleming Carpenter ’68 Elise Walker Ebert ’72 Scott Hagen Tom Davis Kristen Freiermuth and John Carpenter George and Kathryn Edens Thomas Haley Kathy Healy Davis ’70 and Mike and Teena French Carolyn Arvin Carter ’60 and David Davis Theresa Vithayathil Edmonson ’87 Monica Hallinan ’83 Clayton Carter and Brett Edmonson Joan Sharp Frischmuth ’35 and Geoffrey and Phyllis Davis Mary Halvorson ’70 Rosemary Stott Caudell ’62 and Susan Egan ’57 Henry Frischmuth Roberto and Susanna deCastro Margaret Halvorson ’70 Doug Caudell Kenneth and Catherine Ehlers Cathleen Fritz ’81 Estill Deitz William Hamilton and Joan Harold Chaney ’94 and Gregg Eklund Lauren Kawa Funk and Nate Funk Brian Chaney Gladys Deitz Barbara Holmes Patrick and Kristen Ell Vanessa Kokesh Gallant ’77 and Elizabeth Chapin Paulyn Del Rosario William Gallant Paula Judkins Hamm ’67 and Timothy Ellerbruch and Robert Hamm John and Linda Charles Donna Davis Delaney ’53 and Linda Brunner Linda Ganzini and Ron Heintz Neal Delaney Heather Hannam ’71 Jeri Chavis Thomas and Diane Ellis Mary Gardner ’98 Nancy Steele Denson ’53 and Susan Ferraris Hansen ’77 Teresa Chenney Louis and Sharon Elteto Mary Rae Bergeron Gardner ’53 and Dale Denson Joe Gardner Sue Hansen Amy Weisenberger Clouse ’89 Ron and Ann Emmerson and Tim Clouse Barbara Boehmer Dewey ’63 and Nancy Garvin Barbara McKiel Harris ’45 Thomas Dewey Jay and Elizabeth Emmet Aaron and Linda Cohen Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Sue Harris Kim Dianich ’84 and Daniel Bergeron Adrienne Enriquez ’94 Sharon Collver, SNJM ’57 Michelle Gellings Melissa Harteloo Davene Dietzler-Marihart and Thomas and Anne Erwin Hiliary Hart-Mattecheck and Patricia Doherty Colsch ’57 and Edward Marihart Julie Coughlin Gerber ’66 and Gary Colsch Colleen Faherty ’79 Donald Gerber William Mattecheck Kathy and Angel Diez Alice Gant Conley ’85 and Nancy McMenamin Fallin ’77 Megan Kern Gess ’91 and Brent Gess Thomas Harvey and Jean Spraker Patricia Carter Dilg ’54 and John Fallin Kevin Conley Joan Butzer Gibbs ’87 and Beth Hatala ’82 Suzanne Dillery ’57 Heather Lloyd Falsani ’98 Michael Gibbs President’s Progress Report 2013 | 27 Joan Carlson Johnson ’60 and Susan Beede Larimer ’64 and Kirsten Marcel ’89 and Patrick Kolek Robert Johnson George Larimer Kristen Workman Markwardt ’64 Paula Ban Jones ’70 Stephanie LaRiviere-Miller ’88 and and Gary Markwardt Roberta Jwayad Michael Miller Claudia Reimer Marshall ’86 and Robert and Rebecca Kalez Greg and Elaine Larsen Mike Marshall Ann and Darryl Karr Susanna Laszlo ’78 and Lans Stout Lauren Martin ’99 Julia Karr ’13 Mary Laughlin ’60 Susan Martin Mary Bencich Keith ’58 and Diane Lauver Jennifer Schulte Masi ’94 John Keith Kay Lauver Ann Mason Ruth Keller Kevin and Jane LaVigne Larry Mason Laurie and Michael Kelley Robert Lawrence and Matt and Adele Matthews Kathleen Kelly Elizabeth Engberg Margaret Schaefer Matthies ’59 Virginia Kelsh ’63 Alison Lazareck and Kenneth Matthies Lawrence and Pamela Kennebeck Amie Grunwald Lenzi ’89 and Tammy McAllister and John Lenzi Stephen Hickcox Cassady Kennebeck ’01 Frank and Joanne Lesage Patrick and Lisa McBee Gladine Hattrup ’58 Jimmy Holland Margaret Eivers Kerger ’83 and George and Patricia Hatzikos Anne Holloway Craig Kerger Elizabeth Cleaveland Levine ’69 John and Amy McClaran and Leonard Levine Thomas and Peggy Haun Simon and Jan Holmes Caroline Dresser Kernan ’67 and Patricia McCullough McCormick ’55 Lisa and Charles Li Melissa Havel Katherine and Jay Holtz Ronald Kernan Phyllis Hartley McDonald ’46 Julie and Jim Likkel Heather Tinker Heath ’91 and Jeffrey and Susan Hook Janice Ruscitti Kerr ’60 and McDonald Jacobs, P.C. William Kerr Kimberly Limb Kevin Heath Carolyn Hoops Cathy Vail McElya ’83 and Amber Keyser ’88 and Seth Isenberg Mary Lindquist Charlie McElya Dale and Bridget Heberling Ann Pinkowski Houck ’89 and Marie Heim Joseph Houck Marilynne and John Keyser Karen Lindsey and Steven Stark Robert and Susan McFadden Lorraine Heisler ’70 and David Cox Nancy Howe John Kilday Kathy and Edward Lipp Cherie Knaggs McGinnis ’60 and Bill Kennemer Cynthia and George Heller Michael and Carolyn Huber Sara Killeen Mary Lopez Loftin ’79 and Jeff Loftin Patricia Brelin Kirtley ’61 and Krystyna Furmanowicz Long ’66 Mary Anne McGuire-Hickey ’58 Mary McKay Henderson ’45 and James and Marcia Hubler and John Hickey Billie Henderson William Kirtley Gilda Lorensen Janet Barbagelata Hudson ’70 and Shelley McIntyre Arthur and Patricia Henderson James Hudson Daniel and Lucinda Kjeldsen Denise Luckeroth ’73 and Patricia Moffenbeier Kloch ’73 and Katherine Garrard Lisa Kemper McKeirnan ’77 and Jean Ferguson Herbst ’86 and Douglas and Mildred Hunt Michael McKeirnan Patrick Herbst Jim Kloch Ursula Luckert Ernest and Klaras Ihnken Cindy McKendry and Fritz Siebert Sophia Hermann ’00 Barbara Kohnen ’85 and Jim Adriance Mary Lynch ’72 Judy Kalberer Ilg ’59 Richard McKenzie Ray and Rosemary Hershberger Elaine Kohnen Judy Lyons Molly Sweeney Ingle ’63 and Ulla McLean Ken Hettrich Earl Ingle Chris and Carolyn Kopca Joanna MacLean Mary Jane Brown McLeod ’56 and Gretchen Intel Corporation Charitable Match Thomas Kramer and Sheila Ryan Magby ’72 and Catherine Mushel Ken McLeod Peggy O’Neill Higgins ’43 Trust Dennis Magby Kim and Sam Kress Michele McNamara ’67 Anne Hill Intuit Foundation Charles and Maggie Maggio Karen Kruse Mary Lou Shearman McPheeters Judith Erdman Hill ’55 and John Hill Karen Woodward Irwin ’56 and Judith Maire ’59 and J.R. McPheeters Carl Irwin Michael and Teri Ann Kruse Margaret Misetich Hill ’43 Nellie Gant Malany ’83 and Mary Alta McLean McPherson ’43 Alice Jackson Jeffrey Kuehl and Hannelore Steven Malany Jean Mariman Hill-Rutter ’45 Tim McWilliams Mary Jaeger ’76 and Jerry Walker Bauer-Kuehl Mary Malm Christina Brown Hindman ’91 James and Kathleen Kuffner Richard Melling and Karen and Dean Hindman Becky and Dan James Carolyn Dieringer Maloney ’67 McCracken Norma Kump Marilu Peterson Hitchcock ’53 † Phyllis Jaszkowiak, SNJM Sheila Fogarty Manning ’70 and Susan Vranizan Menendez ’77 and and John Hitchcock Heidi Jendro Cathy Kurtz Tom Manning Mitch Menendez Suenn Ho and John Flynn Michael and Marrene Jenkins Edward and Rebecca Lang Joan Maple Hornecker Jilma Meneses and Nathan Reynolds Rick and Gail Hobson Paul Jennison Lucrecia and Richard Lang Juan Maravilla and Alma Katherine Miller and Mark Wigginton Ignacio-Garcia Roberta Hoffard ’62 Anne and Bill Johnson Michelle Concannon Lansing ’93 Rose Miller Leslie Ann Marbott ’75 Gordon Johnson and Mudhumita Pal Sylvia Miller

28 | St. Mary’s Academy Sheila Cameron Mims ’51 and G. Laura Pelster Nevis ’86 and Barbara Kinne Patterson ’69 and Burke Mims Bryon Nevis Brian Patterson Deborah and Ken Mishler Lisa Hotchkiss Nevitt ’79 and John and Rose Mary Payne Kathleen Custer Mitchell ’64 and Gareth Nevitt Kelsy Anderson Pearson ’95 Joe Mitchell Tina Newton John and Amy Pedersen Marion Mitchell Martha Mackin Nielsen ’76 and Rosemary Perisich, SNJM Stein Nielsen Julie Sericko Mitchoff ’66 Beverly Perttu Erin Nolan Dorothy Mituniewicz Louise DeFazio Peterson ’74 and Michael Mlynski and Jean Michael and Leann Nolan John Peterson Jenck-Mlynski Thomas and Lisa Nolen Agnes Mary Petrusich Mary Crouch Moak ’80 and Karen Normandin James and Eileen Pettycrew Todd Moak Northwestern Mutual Foundation Robert and Susan Pfohman Shauna and Peter Mohr Laurel Nugent ’01 and Zien Phan and Dieu Le Lois and Martin Moll Jeremy Bracone Huon Phan and Kimlan Doan Agatha Rinella Moorad ’57 and Jean Nyland ’70 Joseph Phillips Michael Moorad James and Robin O’Boyle Robert Moriarty Kori Pienovi ’97 Ed Reid Mary Elmer Sampson ’72 and Vincent and Mary Frances John Sampson Jodi and Kevin Morich Obradovich Courtney Pierce Janet Kelly Remington ’65 and Lyle Remington Nick and Nancy Santangelo Tina Morrison Tony and Jodi Obradovich Joanne and Frank Pinelli Nancy Rich ’51 SAP Matching Gift Program Louis and Susan Moscato Kathleen O’Brien ’68 and Jeff Zakel Sandy and Jeff Pittenger Dean Potter Kathy Richard ’75 Mary Perry Savage ’69 and Lory Jacobs Moses ’72 Megan Foster O’Byrnes ’81 Michael Savage Rachael Pound ’00 Bernadette Dieringer Richardson ’47 Toni Roberti Mountain ’66 and Holly Odegard and Matt Neumann Dolores Brady Schade ’44 James Mountain Joan Branagan Powers ’57 Greg Rickman Antoinetta Ray O’Donnell ’82 and Rita Schaefer Leah Muir Hermes and Lukas Hermes Brian O'Donnell and William Powers Charla Hans Riedl-Shindler ’51 and Prudential Foundation William Shindler Ann Scherzinger ’67 and Marcus Mundy Lisa and Andrew Oken Victor Spitzer Cesar and Carmela Pulido Ana Rimkus ’87 Santiago and Nancy Muniz Maura O’Leary ’92 George and MaryAnn Schmeltzer Joseph and Nancy Pulito Janine Robben Edwin and Gladys Munoz Dana O’Leary-Parrish ’87 and Emma Schmid Kevin Parrish Barbara and John Purdy Jill Robbins Mary Ellen Murphy ’61 Gary Schmidt Mariloris Oliverio Kimberly Quach Dolores Leach Rohrich ’54 and Joan Murphy Cremer James Rohrich Steven and Sue Ann Schneider David and Denise O’Longaigh Christopher and Carolyn Quinn Karen Baker Muse ’77 and Ben Root and Chris Shank Trina Schneider James Muse Andrea Werner Olson ’82 Maureen Quinn ’81 Amy Weinhouse Rosenberg ’95 Janice Griffin Schreiber ’52 Jeanette Kasper Napoleon ’64 and Greg and Cynthia Olson Christy and Jack Ragan and Mike Rosenberg Louis Napoleon Carroll Schultheis Dennis and Jean O’Malley Jennifer and Jerry Ramerman Elizabeth Rosenberg ’01 Joan Piper Napoli ’62 and Beth Chapman Semke ’70 and Kara Oringdulph-Hale ’88 and Kimberly Westermann Randles ’70 Sidney and Diane Rosenheim Rick Semke Victor Napoli George Hale and Guy Randles Andrew and Marjorie Rosson Maria and Jeffrey Seward Matt and Deidre Nauman Kathy Belknap Ornelas ’72 and Joanne Supino Rasmussen ’64 and Rose Marie Navarra-Herb ’44 † Jerry Ornelas Marlin Rasmussen Rod and Liz Rowan Albert and Erin Shadder Hazel Boyle Neiger ’35 Julie Harvey Ostendorf ’62 and Ranae Ratkovec and Timothy Murphy Craig and Mary Ruble Kathleen Sharif Lauren Neiheisel ’07 Don Ostendorf Kristin Sallak Ratten ’92 and Michelle Butzer Ruby ’78 and Suzanne Sharkey ’54 Marshall Ruby Tony Neil Kate and Kevin O’Sullivan Jason Ratten Delores Sharp Douglas and Bridget Otto John and Sara Raveret Kristin Waldram Russo ’96 and Cliff and Nancy Shelton Laurie Nelesen Tom Russo Nicole Nelson ’88 Charlene Padden and Thomas Foley Gege Bonney Rayburn ’81 and Nancy Mankowski Shigeno ’70 Rod Rayburn Mary Ryan, SNJM ’60 Wayne Nelson and Mary Padden Nancy and Gerard Pahissa Victoria Shilaos Carol Krieger Read ’73 and Kim Read Kathleen and Richard Sabel Carly Nelson ’99 Janet Friedhoff Pailthorp ’68 and David and Carolyn Simms Robert Pailthorp Mollie Reavis, SNJM Elizabeth Safranski ’01 Corrine Nelson Roger Sinnott Marc and Teresa Panet-Raymond Dolores Minks Redden ’80 and Richard and Gloria Safranski Joel and Debi Nendel Diana Sippel Denise and John Patridge Kevin Redden James and Kim Safranski Peter Neville Patricia Patterson Gary and Carol Reid Eleanor Helm Sailor ’54 and Harry Sailor President’s Progress Report 2013 | 29 James Sjulin and Gay Greger Anne Sylvester Margaret Safranski Washington ’02 Judith Adamski Suzanne Van Zeipel Auvil ’60 David and Barbara Slader John and Mary Tachouet and Clarence Washington Patricia Shea Agee ’56 and Dale Auvil Joan Smith Felicia Masterson Tadlock ’90 and Barbara Wayson ’78 and Mary Ann Albright ’00 and Anne Marie Auxier ’77 Michael Wyman Connie Smith Terry Tadlock Jake Ten Pas Alice Avery ’08 Rebecca Webb and Mike Moscoe Kathleen Harpole Solmssen ’61 John Talbott Robert and Elizabeth Albright Sally Custer Avolio ’62 and and Peter Solmssen Target Joe and Roberta Weber Jean Karlik Alderson ’58 Vincent Avolio Kathryn Solon ’75 and Andreas John and Mary Ann Tawney David and Andrea Weber Kayla Alf-Huynh ’09 Donald Bachman Halbach James and Karen Taylor Susan Welch Carol Elardo Alhadeff ’60 and JoAnn Bettencourt Bachman ’66 and Fred Bachman Bryn Haugh Sopko ’86 and Jeff Sopko Lee Taylor Mary Welch ’43 † David Alhadeff Patricia Bade ’66 Mary Ann Mikolavich Sorensen ’53 Tektronix Foundation Jean Shumway Wells ’48 and Susan Will Allais ’56 and James Allais Theodore Wells Gary Beth Baggett Terri Sorenson Lyndia Thomas Kristan Alldrin Teresa Spellman Marilyn Wenzlick Cathy Hutchings Allen ’69 and Margaret Allen Baker ’70 and Andrea Thompson Bryan Baker John and Janelle Spencer Karen Weylandt Michael Allen Patricia Thurston Margaret Ball, SNJM ’48 Jamie Sprando ’94 Diane Wolf Wheeler ’62 Alma Allen Kathy Ferraris Tinkle ’72 and Mary Rand Ballantyne ’51 Scott and Theresa Springer Gerald Tinkle Robert Whitcombe and Julie Leong Karen O’Toole Allen ’56 and James Allen Mary Beth Ballantyne ’56 Tessa Springer ’04 Peggy Tombleson and Philip Ralston Rollie and Annie White Diego Alonso and Ariadna Marguerite Ballard Julia Stadler Helen Tompkins Mary Lou Custer Wickwire ’60 and James Wickwire Garcia-Bryce Fritz and Devon Balwit Linde and John Joan Toon Teresa Moran Wikander ’70 and Jacqueline Alvarado ’10 Homa Bambechi The Standard - Standard Insurance Alyssa and Jeff Tormala Carroll Wikander Jim and Mary Ellen Ambrose Company Jessica Anderson Bange ’81 Elizabeth Trainor ’68 Deanna and Robert Wiley Denise Monda Amos ’74 and Scott Bange Peter and Sharr Stark Jean Halvorson Trefethen ’82 Courtney Willis ’06 Shannon and Nik Anastasiadis Susan Lowry Barbero ’84 Charity and Eric Steele and Scott Trefethen Alyssa Coffey Wilson ’96 and Richard and Jan Andersen Jane Zeller Barfield ’55 Mary Werner Stempel ’73 and Jon Tribbett Josh Wilson Carole Fisher Anderson ’64 and Jill and Davorin Baricevic James Stempel Terese Tsang, SNJM Julie Fee Winder ’70 and Rex Winder Edwin Anderson Teri Barichello Aaron Stensvad and Katie Bixel Rosemary and Stephen Twohey Michael and Ann Witkowski Harry and Carol Anderson Traci Barnes Zina Stephan ’55 John and Doreen Urbanski Mary and Jeff Wong Debbie Angelo Anderson ’74 and Davilyn Barnwell ’09 Lawrence and Barbara Stith Kelly and Nick Ure Paul Anderson Pamela Morin Worden ’73 and Lewis Barr and Ann Goldsmith Susan Edmondson Stone ’70 and Linda Rutan Van Buren ’62 Bob Worden Carol Anderson ’55 Michael Stone Alexandra Barr ’12 Barbara Andress Van Ummersen ’54 Falisha Wright Marie Morris Anderson ’48 Anne Herold Stott ’58 and Elizabeth Barsotti Ruth VanBeek Zoe Wyse ’04 Nanci Anderton ’70 Howard Stott Jennifer and Panfilolynn Basada Richard Vangelisti Sharon Mack Yankee ’57 and Kristin Henry Andrew ’88 and Julie Hoerner Stover ’77 and Bernadette Bass ’70 Bill Stover Denise and Joseph VanLeuven Robert Yankee Tim Andrew Kathleen Page Bassett ’59 John and Carol Stull Jo Ann Eisele Vennes ’53 and Lulu Ying ’71 William and Florian Angel Patricia Baxter, SNJM ’44 Frank Stupfel George Vennes Jennifer Young Karen Anliker ’71 Arnadene Bean, SNJM ’55 Paul and Heidi Stutzman Kevin and Sara Votava Montgomery and Agnes Zach Ann Schmidt Anthony ’48 Robyn and Robert Wagner Jay and Diane Zidell Wil and Michele Antoine Patricia Lane Beaujon ’76 and Gregg and Mollie Suits George Beaujon Charles and Martha Wagner Anonymous Gidey Antonio and Alazer Araya Dana Sullivan Claire Johnson Beehler ’78 Donn Sullivan Brian and Reiko Waldram True Blue Club (Up to $99) Rosemarie Kalberer Armentrout ’62 and Gregory Beehler Mary Jo Sullivan-Reinhardt ’86 Terri Waldroff Kali Abel ’03 Virginia Carich Arnold ’43 Patricia Seale Bekowies ’45 and Anne Suminski Holt ’99 Mary Ann Walker Matthew and Rosanne Abraham Martin and Sharon Arrigotti Helmuth Bekowies Jean Elkins Sundby ’65 and Darlene Walker Jeffrey and Salome Accardi Laura Arzt Ryan ’66 and Avery Bell ’06 Timothy Ryan Herbert Sundby Sharon Knight Walter ’63 and Faith Manion Ackerman ’52 and Katrina Bell Douglas and Barbara Swanson David Walter George Ackerman David and Catherine Askren Claire Benson ’11 Jeanne Lell Sweigert ’67 and Bill Lynda Patterson Walthers ’70 and Anne Stachniewicz Adams ’83 and Audrey Bautch Augustyn ’51 Carol Feser Bertrand ’64 Tyler Walthers Sweigert Scott Adams Nell and Rebecca Austen Walter and Jennifer Bianchini Rob Warnell Christopher Swide and Sharon Kenny Jennifer Adams ’07 Vince and Mary Bianchini

30 | St. Mary’s Academy Susan Bigcraft and Tony Carnevale Stuart Bruder III and Alex and Margot Charlton Sharon Keane Crocetti ’60 and Joel Dippold Rebekah Binns ’06 Laura Kraus-Bruder Sarah Chartz Ferruccio Crocetti Marianne Hill Doherty ’65 Thomas Birch and Mary Nienow Beverly Bruer ’72 and Tim Leslie Stanley Chesshir and Patsy Feeman John Croft and Jen Landis-Croft Anne Vetto Dolan ’76 and Danielle Nott Blake ’93 and Brandon Bruins Rebecca Simonsen Choi ’98 and Daphne Eulberg Croswell ’43 Patrick Dolan Bryan Blake Ann Buchholz ’53 Paul Choi Mindy Crouchley Madeline Battilega Doll ’56 Mariellen Blaser, SNJM Lisa Buchholz Madeleine Callanan Clancy ’56 Theresa Clarizio Culbertson ’79 and Barbara Dollowitch ’62 David Blount and Paula Abrams Mary Buhman-Weber Barbara Schmidt Clark ’60 and Kevin Culbertson Vicki Dombek Lori Bocklund Nancy and Brad Burnett Roger Clark Jennifer Pontoni Cullen ’58 and Alyssa Donahue ’12 Matthew Cullen Katherine Boehnlein ’06 Sodelbia Heade Busch ’49 and Mary Jo Kocarnik Clarke ’75 and Rebecca Fitterer Donald ’72 Donald Clarke John Culver Boeing Company Robert Busch and Michael Donald Nancy and Steven Claussen Kathleen Flynn Cunningham ’53 Elizabeth Boggs Nichole Busch ’09 Sarah Donaldson ’11 Anne Cohrs ’12 David Cunningham and Pamela Rita Bojko and John Pedersen Sandra Treckeme Bush ’53 Mali Dong ’12 Jim Coker and Jan Donahue Bauman Steve Bonini Simone Butler ’11 Elizabeth Donovan ’79 Angelo and Marie Colasurdo Patrick and Judith Curran Mary Nickelsen Borghorst ’62 Elaine Engel Buxman ’57 and Maureen Gilroy Dooley ’61 John Buxman Carol Colby ’96 Arleen Wright Curths ’57 and and Michael Dooley Cyreena Boston Ashby ’98 Ronald Curths Micheline Dunnigan Bybee ’59 Carol and Skip Collier Meghan Dooney ’99 Lee Ann Bourcier Tim and Teri Lynn Curtin and Jim Bybee Barbara Collier, SNJM Suzanne Meaney Dorres ’46 and Hannah Bown ’11 Mary Byers ’09 Ann Meeds Czuba ’56 and Donald Dorres Joanne Esser Collins ’65 Quenton Czuba Teresa Boyle Thomas Byrne and Miriam Linder Adriana Avio Dorsey ’69 and Rebecca Collins ’12 Cynthia Rose Daniels ’71 Chloe Bracis ’93 and John Smith Mariella Callahan ’46 Daniel Dorsey Lynda Marbott Collmer ’79 and Tracy Dannen ’88 Nora Tennant Brady ’77 and Sarah Tuerck Cameron ’92 and Kenneth Collmer Michael Dowd Frank Brady Charles and Catherine Darby David Cameron Marie Colombo Mary Custer Downs ’71 and William and Mary Lou Brady Meghan Daschel ’12 David Downs LaVonne Hanken Camp ’48 Kristen Gerttula Colyer ’92 and Robert and Deloah Brady Carol Campos and Doug Mehaffey Brendan Colyer Kathy Bany Daufel ’68 Nancy Drake Patrick and Rosemary Braich Ian Cannon and Lucille Concannon William and Trish Davidge Joan Driver Gracen Brakke-Pound MaryKay Hoenstine-Cannon Hannah Concannon ’07 Lorraine Kocarnik Davidson ’48 Donna Deputy Dubinski ’51 Rowan Brakke-Pound Olivia Cantwell ’12 Maryann Concannon ’10 Erin Davis ’89 Mary Miller Duggan ’59 and Dennis Duggan Janey Gassman Brammer ’70 and Thomas and Lisa Carlier Kathleen Conners ’09 Cole and Linda Dawson Tom Brammer Ed and Jill Duley Kimberly Carman Nancy Bunn Connolly ’69 and Patricia Smith De Zordo ’62 and Maricia Choruby Brandon ’46 and Christopher and Sandra Carmiencke Dave Connolly Jerry De Zordo Joanne Radich Durkin ’47 Theodore Brandon Janice Dixon Carpenter ’63 and Joan Sweo Connor ’60 and Leslie Sugarman Deasy ’00 Kathleen Millican Duval ’64 and Frances Muller Breiling ’61 and Michael Carpenter David Connor Elizabeth DeBarro Donald Duval John Breiling Mary Jo Jwayad Carr ’55 and Kathleen Conroy ’58 Marietta Sullivan DeBruhl ’49 Brenan Dwyer ’04 Chelyn Briand Norman Carr June Conway Christopher DeFreitas Jennifer Weber Earls ’92 Barbara Owen Brienza ’55 and Maria Nida Carter Kelly Eason-Piddington Paul Brienza Jennifer Fox Cooper ’89 and Alanna Degner ’00 Joan Hanson Cassidy ’51 Thomas Cooper Amy Eaton Kathy Briggs Elaine McGoran DeHart ’55 Terese Cassinelli ’72 John and Dianna Cooper Marian Herbst Egberg ’64 Bernie Britz-Erdmann ’68 and Carolyn Delany-Reif and Chuck Reif Stephen Erdmann Elaine Kaiser Cate ’63 Courtney Cooper-Heiney ’13 Monica Niedermeyer Denler ’94 and Andrea Egger ’90 Betty Ann Wild Brock ’58 and Virgil and Patricia Cecchi Elizabeth Couch John Denler Lori Fogarty Ellingson ’73 and Don Brock Amalia Centurion ’10 Daniel and Mary Coughlin Mary Anne Mathieu DeWitt ’55 and Todd Ellingson Jennifer Brown Ann Gavin Cereghino ’59 and Peggy Loney Countryman ’62 and George DeWitt Brent and Sheryl Elliott Larry Brown Investments Frank Cereghino Donald Countryman Mike Dianich James Ellis Amanda Dugan Brown ’00 and Frances Cetinich ’51 John and Mary Courtney Don Dickerson Wilbur and Elizabeth Elmer Ryan Brown Julie Rigotti Cettina ’59 and Jeanmarie Niedermeyer Courtney ’77 Kathleen Laskowski Dickson ’80 Laura Elwood-Klein ’64 and Georgia Brown Sergio Cettina Cameron Westhusing Covey ’65 and and Joel Dickson Michael Klien Eileen Brown, SNJM ’49 Clarissa Chan ’01 Gary Covey Karen Dindia ’68 Patricia Norton Emmons ’51 and Donald Emmons Taylor Browne ’08 Hannah Changi ’10 Linda and David Criswell Carolyn Hodapp Dinsmore ’48 Katarina Enders ’08

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 31 Cecilia Lopez English ’81 and Camille Fischer Alison Gaines ’09 Marie and Robert Grant Catherine Yost Hart ’73 and Richard English Madeline Taylor Fish ’77 Margaret Kaiser Gallatig ’65 and Margaret Graziano, SNJM ’34 John Hart Thomas and Barbara English Pam and Robert Flagella Carl Gallatig Rory Green and Lisa Storm Melissa Abraham Hartnell ’87 and Chris Hartnell Meredith and Augustin Enriquez Mary Gay Malarkey Flannagan ’60 Patricia Ryan Gallegos ’81 Britta Wanka Greisen ’58 Rick Haselton and Sura Rubenstein Adolf and Vida Ray Eppich and Iain Flannagan Lorena Galvan ’08 Delores Griffin Patricia Haslach Michelle Eppich Hood ’00 and Maria Fleming ’83 and John Kelly Karen LeFebvre Gamble ’67 and Donna Porter Griffith ’80 and Michael Hood Janet Nyland Flichtbeil ’72 and Keith Gamble Thomas Griffith Kathleen Kennedy Haslebacher ’67 and Richard Haslebacher Camille Reilly Erickson ’55 Axel Flichtbeil Natascha Terhaar Gamroth ’86 and Eric and Akiko Grimm David Gamroth Brooke Hathaway Dolores Dober Ertler ’60 and Patricia Fursman Floersch ’56 and Natalie Groce ’06 Carl Ertler Bernard Floersch Susana Garcia and Marcos Pinzon Kathleen Royer Haubold ’57 and Jennifer and John Grund Samantha Fair Joan Flynn, SNJM ’51 Irene Furmanowicz Garlitz ’62 and Walter Haubold Lillian Grush Kathleen Fajardo Barbara Kollas Forni ’63 and Joe Garlitz Julie Heade ’05 Tiburcio Gudino and Virginia Jimenez Betsy Engles Fallon ’92 and Pat Fallon Donald Forni Cathy Garrison and Norm Peterkort Diane and Hugh Healey Vicki Guinn Patricia Custer Faris ’68 and Kathleen Dooney Foster ’72 and Vivian Garrison Kathleen Hearn, SNJM ’58 Terrence Faris Clifford Foster Janice Sharkey Gefroh ’66 and Anna Gustafson Mary Heberling ’08 Michael Gefroh Clara Gustafson ’09 Gretchen Heck ’97 Susan Gemmell Rose Guth ’11 Richard and Ethel Hedlund Genentech-Roche Marina Guzenko Suzanne Scott Heily ’59 Joy Gerttula Marcella Donovan Hadeed ’76 and Carol Lang Heintz ’47 Michael Hadeed Joan Berberet Gilbertz ’50 and Gary Heitz John Gilbertz Marissa Haines ’10 Nora Helfand ’12 Joan Twitchel Gilbertz ’47 and Stephanie and Ralph Halewyn Judy Henderson Robert Gilbertz Debra Hall and Charlie Dolezal Heather Henderson ’98 Carol Beaudoin Gilchrist ’63 Susan Porter Hall ’71 and Steve Hall Mary Elizabeth Alward Gilles ’39 Mary Alice Dinsmore Hendricks ’78 Roger and Mitzi Hallin and Dan Hendricks Colleen Gilroy Gary and Lisa Hamaoka Susan Dieringer Henry ’68 Debbie Hastings Ginter ’70 and Marilyn Baxter Hamling ’48 and Rick Ginter Sharon Mahler Henzler ’54 and Ivan Hamling Kenneth Henzler Sheila Scully Giordano ’64 and Alan and Barbara Hanawalt Vincent Giordano Irene Sabbe Herman ’63 and Dean Laila Haney-O’Brien and Herman Jean Arzt Gleason ’72 and Todd O’Brien Michael Gleason Margaret Christianson Hershberger Barbara Farrell Natalie Foster ’10 Noelle Hanks ’82 and Michael Hershberger Andrea Gloss ’12 JoMarie Farrell ’83 Frances Driscoll Foumal ’54 and Joanne Herron Hansen ’61 Lisa Paul Heydet ’91 Ron Foumal Mary McMahon Glynn ’53 Jennifer and Chad Fast Keith and Sandra Hansen Jane Hibbard, SNJM Mary Cooke Franey ’83 and Kirsten Osterlind Goetz ’95 and Maron Faulkner Jim Franey Chris Goetz Beverly Buyas Hansen ’54 and Marjorie O’Neill Hicks ’53 Kent Hansen Marilyn Fagan Fay ’69 and Dennis Fay Joseph and Elizabeth Frank Angela Goffredi ’08 Mariam Higgins and Nick Gideonse Patsy Feeman Brigid Brady Harder ’78 and Tara Higgins ’08 Kathleen Boylen Frederick ’64 and Debra Gold ’82 Jeffrey Harder Helen Hanauska Feltz ’49 and Scott Frederick MaryBeth Galluzzo Hildahl ’88 and Loretta Anthony Gooding ’63 Rachel Hardesty Paul Feltz Kathy Walsh Freeman ’69 and and John Gooding Matt Hildahl Frances Harold, SNJM ’37 Bertha Ferran Michael Freeman Mary Goodrich ’39 Sharon Walsh Hinman ’70 and Jeanie O’Bland Harpham ’59 and Rick Hinman Dolores and John Ferraro Steve Freimoeller Shelby Goodrich ’09 Michael Harpham Mary Vranizan Hinsdale ’46 Taylor ffitch ’08 Anna Friedhoff ’06 Leanne Goolsby Daniel and Anne Marie Harrington Renee Holmes Brooke Field Angela Fuhrer Patricia Gorman Patricia Moore Harrington ’48 and Alexandra Holmes ’10 Nancy Baccellieri Fierling ’76 and Theodore and Sharon Fujioka Marissa Gowen ’12 John Harrington Shane Fierling Kelsey Holterman ’08 Agnes Hall Gagnon ’53 and Sophie Graham ’12 Marilyn Harris, SNJM ’36 Leah Firth William Gagnon Lisa Holtz Malachi Graham ’08 Lynn Joyner Harris ’63 and Ron and Eleanor Gaines James Harris Susan Whittemore Honeyman ’76 Caitlin Grant ’11 and Craig Honeyman

32 | St. Mary’s Academy Lewis and Lisa Horowitz Anna Dober Johnson ’56 and Deidre Jouno King ’78 and Bill and Melody Lang Catherine Shea Leydecker ’42 Margaret Gray Houlihan ’57 and George Johnson Matthew King Mary Sheehan Lang ’54 and Geneva Li ’11 James Houlihan Dennis Johnson Ilana King Charles Lang Olivia Limon ’10 Marcie and David House Dorothy Johnson Meghan King ’09 Kathryn Hardwick Lang ’55 and Cora Lindholm ’11 Jon Lang Ellen Hastings Howard ’43 Sharon Johnson Dennis and Maureen Kinzel-Grubbs Corrine Remily Lindsay ’57 and Mary Ellen Petitmermet Howe ’62 Gerine Sandall Johnson ’79 Corey Kehoe Kirk ’75 and Dolores Langford Lawrence Lindsay and Dan Howe Linda Rigotti Johnson ’58 and Michael Kirk Anneliese and Matthew Larrabee Laurie Lingane Katherine Weir Howell ’62 and Thomas Johnson Frank and Sheila Kleinheinz Rebecca Larrabee ’10 Sharon Dickman Lippert ’66 and Kent Howell Nancy Johnston John and Julie Kloucek Meagan Larsen ’09 James Lippert Charis Sherman Howser ’63 and Anders and Karen Jorgenson Adrienne Klutho ’05 Tim and Nancy Larson Kimberly Littler ’03 Martin Howser Kathy and Don Joyce Lisa Kobeck Kathy Hainley Laskowski ’77 and Agnes Niedermeyer Loboda ’63 and Margaret Larpenteur Hoyt ’59 and Patrick Laskowski Robert Loboda Thomas Hoyt Hanna Joyce ’12 Barbara Jean Weis Koch ’44 Suzanne Laurent Karin Loch ’07 Anita Flynn Hoyt ’56 and Jeanne Posedel Judah ’73 and Maya Kohli ’08 Harvey Hoyt Greg Judah Joyce Koppert ’59 Mary Joyer Lavorato ’66 and James Loch and Carolyn Hokanson Al Lavorato Janice Harvey Hudanish ’58 and Carol Yost Judy ’73 Bert Krages Eileen Lopez John Hudanish Margaret Baron Judy ’47 and Tim and Ruth Kramer Wilbur Judy Lawrence Hunt Eleanor Kratz, SNJM ’54 Dave and Christa Kaainoa Susan Hunt Moran Rachel Krauss ’09 Ann Kaiel ’93 Angie Hurley Irene Buckmeier Krebs ’64 and Rose and Ronald Hurner Matthew Karlsen and Frederick Krebs Jennifer O’Connor Shirley Morgan Hurrell ’53 Dorothy Wilmes Kremer ’49 and Rosemarie Kasper, SNJM ’42 Rebecca Hytowitz ’05 Robert Kremer Barbara Holland Katz ’79 and Kathleen Kreutzer ’65 Marisa Ikert ’11 Richard Katz Eleanor Krieger ’60 Mark Illias Paul and Laurel Kaufman Kelly Kruell Chris and Christine Immroth Monica and Dan Kearsley Carlette Kruse ’00 Susan Lepiane Ingram ’65 and Caryn Mandich Keeney ’75 and Joe Ingram Jeff Keeney Robert and Kristine Kuester Mary Ann Delaney Invie ’63 and Rene Mehlhaff Kehrwald ’76 and Joe Kuffner Thomas Invie Leif Kehrwald Andrew Kuffner Gene and Geraldine Jacobs Leslie Abraham Keller ’76 and Egbert and Linda Kunrath Peggy Eilers Jacobs ’74 and Ron Keller Angela Kunrath ’08 Therese Lawrence Mark Jacobs Ricardo Lopez-Ortega and Beverly Zumwalt Kelly ’51 and Stephanie Labasan ’08 Ellen Pinkowski Lazaris ’88 and Leticia Bonilla-Madrigal Theresa Zenner Jacobsen ’60 and James Kelly Denise Kelleher LaCroix ’78 Spyros Lazaris Mindy Ta Love ’97 and Alan Love Gary Jacobsen Antoinette Kennedy Linda Jundt Lagana ’79 and Catherine Lazuran ’66 Mary Ann Lubich ’50 Kathleen Henzler Jakin ’56 and Summer Kennedy ’12 Collins Jakin Johnnie Lagana Julie Cook Le ’76 and Quyen Le Theodore and Sharon Lukasewycz Meggan Kennedy ’11 Clare and John Jaramillo Elizabeth Lageson Karen Davis Leary ’59 Alexis Lund Ryan and Carolyn Kenney Gwen Merrifield Jarvis ’59 and Anna Lageson-Kerns ’78 and Roseanna Lee Alice and Chris Lundell Donald Jarvis Nancy Coughlin Kern ’69 and Robert Kerns Jeanne Flett Lee ’59 Dan Kern Gigi McFadden Lundgren ’87 and Patty Lopez Jayne ’84 and Greg Jayne Stephen and Nancy Lagozzino Sonia Marie Leikam Scott Lundgren Helen Dindia Kern ’45 Carol Hans Jenquin ’67 and Sheila O’Keane Laherty ’73 Jo Ann Leipzig Theresa DiFabio Lunsford ’78 Celeste Kersey and James Bronec Marc Jenquin Anna Buyas Lahley ’70 and Arthur Leo and Susan Brookhart Christina Luther ’83 Carole Peixotto Kilgariff ’58 and John Lahley Dallas Jessup ’09 Elaine Hartung Leslie ’47 and Laura and James Luthi Martin Kilgariff Stephanie Lamb ’02 Cheryl Murphy Johnsen ’63 and John Leslie Norma Carlson Lyman ’45 Clifford Johnsen Sherrie Codekas Killeen ’53 and Robert and Marge Landauer Gene Killeen Mari Levesque Eileen Lynch ’64 and Michael Bainton Jennifer Johnson Lori Abraham Lane ’80 and Kristen Lewis ’99 Kara Killorin ’87 and Keith Upkes Steve Lane Ingrid MacFarlane and Sue Ferrarin Johnson ’73 and Anne Killorin Lewis ’80 and Jon Lewis Philip Lebenbaum Robert Johnson Shari Lane

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 33 Sam MacKenzie ’98 Carolyn McLean McBee ’50 and Jessica Hickox Meyer ’94 and Sheila Ugar Muck ’60 and Irene Ochs ’40 † Scott and Trina MacLean John McBee Greg Meyer David Muck Mary O’Connor ’78 Jacqueline Bonney MacMillan ’84 and Amanda McCaffrey ’10 Therese Michaud Constance Muessle Julie Nicola O’Connor ’71 and Kent MacMillan Rachel McCaffrey ’08 Barbara DeKlotz Miller ’55 and Kathy Garfield Mulcahy ’64 and Mike O’Connor Monica Mader ’09 Mary McCarthy and John Holloway Joseph Miller Patrick Mulcahy Anna Goinski O’Donnell ’59 and Ann Reynolds Madigan ’55 Patricia Wilke McCartney ’63 and Therese Miller, SNJM ’47 Lori and Jonathan Mulcare Patrick O’Donnell Lynne Zuelke Magner ’69 and Richard McCartney Malea Johnson Mills ’73 and Jean Sherry Mullen ’84 and Elaine Heisler Offield ’66 and Dennis Andy Magner Cheryl McNiece McClain ’65 and Chris Mills Brian Mullen Offield Tina and Gary Magsarili Gary McClain Tina Yatsko Millspaugh ’73 Zoe Mullins-Bowman ’11 Ellie Oken ’11 Kathleen Mahaffy-Dietrich ’70 and Maryann Fosdick McCrann ’64 and Gregory and Susan Miner Sharon Mulloy ’79 Maureen Oliver, SNJM ’64 Mike Dietrich Kevin McCrann Brianna Mishler ’11 Sarah Hiemen Murphy ’89 and Sarah O’Malley ’04 Florence Maher ’03 Theresa and Vincent McCreary Mary Mitchell Brian Murphy Ann Marie Wippel O’Neal ’61 and Pamela Maher Julie and Allen McDevitt Mark and Kathleen Moening Anne Murphy-Hagan ’06 Michael O’Neal Patrick and Roberta Mahony Sophie McDevitt ’12 Jackie Schnaidt Moffenbier ’73 and Clare Murphy-Hagan ’09 Phoebe Joan O’Neill Donald Mallet Janelle and Allan McDonald Mark Moffenbier Susan Murray ’56 Agnes Woldrich Onkka ’69 and Alan Onkka Lucy Malloch ’12 Theresa Nytes McElligott ’53 Christine Moller Karen Holmstrom Myers ’64 and John Myers Dolores Orth Sharon Maloney ’70 John and Natalie McFall Sara Moller ’09 Anna Curry Nalty ’55 Kathryn O’Shea-Evans ’02 Kathleen Maney ’54 Sarah McGinnity ’10 Judy Simpson Momrow ’60 Rebecca and Scott Nasson Mary Ann O’Toole ’58 Barry Manning and Katie Philp Frances McGovern Mike and Debbi Monahan Jan and Matthew McGrath Mary Matteucci Monetti ’52 and Robin Neal Lorrie Garcia Otto ’57 and Walleska and John Marandas Walter Otto Elyse McGrath ’11 Luciano Monetti John Neiheisel and Donna Kleinman Amy Floersch Marconi ’88 and Donald and Thelma Overstreet Dominic Marconi Katherine Watts McGriff ’62 and Dolores Stickel Monroe ’60 and Dawn Hart Nelson ’78 Wayne Monroe Bryony Owen ’08 Robin Mariani-Moffit ’68 and Dale McGriff Florence Holmberg Nelson ’55 and Chuck Moffit Catherine Carley McGuire ’52 and Felicita Monteblanco ’03 Garry Nelson Charlotte Owen ’12 Ellen Gardner Markell ’75 and Joseph McGuire Adelle Monteblanco ’03 Ricki Bergman Newbury ’95 and Linda Owens Brian Markell Desmond McGuirk and DeWitt and Catherine Montgomery Doug Newbury Mary Ann Dueber Oyala ’70 and Barbara Carter Markword ’61 and Dawn Fitzgerald Aimee Mooney Katy Newhouse ’01 James Oyala Bill Markword Peter Mary McInnis, SNJM ’35 Mary Sharon Moore ’68 Bruce and Wendy Newton Pacific Power Foundation Marie Hanawalt Marley ’03 and Michael McKernan Carol Owen Moore ’64 and Vy Nguyen ’15 Jordan Pahl ’12 Eric Marley Judy Leonard McKinney ’59 Robert Moore Hoa Nguyen Genevieve Muhs Pappe ’40 Margaret Marquard ’11 Jim and Karen McLaughlin Marisol Morales-Ohnemus and Isobel Nichols ’92 and Bret Glass Yvette Westfall Parker ’87 and Gail Marracci Sharon Speed McMahon ’58 James Ohnemus Lisa Niedermeyer ’81 Tim Parker Lauren Martin ’09 Brittany McMenamin ’06 Juliet Moran Ella and Daniel Niedermeyer Joyce Bossom Parmeter ’60 and Douglas Parmeter Greg and Tammy Mason Sarah McNassar-Thiagarajan ’87 John and Vicki Morana Joan Meehan Nielson ’68 and Ann Dernbach Masterman ’63 Shannon More Dennis Nielson Theresa Simone Paterson ’76 and Shannon McNerney ’85 John Paterson Kathryn Mathew ’04 Amy Hiemen Moreland ’87 and Lorna Troychak Niemantsverdriet ’55 Sandy Kurth Meienberg ’57 and Anna Patterson Francis and Karen Mathew Tom Meienberg Mark Moreland and William Niemantsverdriet John and Catherine Paul Susanne Schechtel Mattecheck ’59 Diane Davis Meisenheimer ’75 Cappie Morgan Nicky Nienow-Birch ’09 Katie Paullin and Michael Mattecheck Susan and John Melvin Lois Morisky, SNJM Barbara and James Nisbet Jim Paustian and Sadie Rogers Sarah Mattecheck ’10 Kathy Donahue Mengis ’70 and Dorothy Miller Morris ’77 and John and Kristen Nohr Joy Mattei ’97 and Christopher Mattei Charles Mengis Robert Morris Sarah Nolan ’90 Jerry Paustian Debra Gabrielson Mattson ’74 and Elizabeth Merchant ’10 Vic and Adrienne Moser Richard and Maggie Norkunas George and Mary Pavlakovich Thomas Mattson Lisa and Pablo Merlo Flores Carol Fleskes Moses ’78 and Theresa Koppert Norris ’62 Lucinda Peightal, SNJM ’54 David Moses Norm Maves Dolores Kies Merrick ’62 and Jeanne Ford Nowlin ’60 Natalia Pellechi Erika Moseson ’98 Joseph and Helen Mayer Arnie Merrick Donald Nugent and Barbara Emily Pellegrini ’10 Billie Goodrich Mazzei ’56 Raven Merritt-Shorb ’12 Beverly Taylor Mott ’64 and Mel Mott Trent-Nugent Janice Weber Pelster ’64 and Alexis Mazzocco Mariah Merten ’09 David and Glynis Mount John O’Brien Jr. Leo Pelster Kathleen Mozena ’78 Meghan Pence

34 | St. Mary’s Academy Joanne Richards Perri ’46 Renee Butzer Rahn ’79 and Greg Rahn William Rogers Emily Schoen ’11 Margaret Delaney Smith ’42 and Anna Perttu ’12 Jeanne Marasco Raikoglo ’62 and Joyce Romanski ’59 Eleanor Ford Schuck ’58 and Robert Smith Elizabeth Peterkort ’11 Dwight Raikoglo Mark and Linda Ronayne Ed Schuck Ben and DonnaKay Smith Sarah Petersen and Stan Krajewski Amelia Ralston ’10 Kathryn Rosenheim ’07 William and Judy Schumann Cheryl Hanken Smith ’65 and Edwin Smith Judi Schaeffer Peterson ’70 Joanne Ray Jamie Ross Megan Schuver Jane and Matthew Raymond Charleen Schwab-Ardeel ’61 Nancy Mullan Snodgrass ’58 and Christopher and Susan Pethick Lorene Rossetto John Snodgrass Frances Gavin Petrone ’64 and Leisa Foumal Redelsperger ’75 Jacqueline Rossini ’55 Dolores Scott and Rene Redelsperger Kirsten Snowden ’90 and Frank Petrone Marge Harstick Rossman ’47 and Colleen Scully ’69 John Schroeder Dennis Petruzelli Margaret Hinkley Reed ’60 and Dale Rossman Jolie and Marc Sellers Chris Reed Colleen Joy Sobieski ’62 and Erin Petty ’08 Barbara and Terry Rost Callie Sendek ’08 James Sobieski Maddy Rockney Reed ’70 and Elena Pettycrew ’10 William Reed Patricia Anderson Royal ’62 and Nancy Bromberger Seppi ’61 and David and Kathryn Solberg Paul Royal Karl Seppi Anne Pettycrew ’08 Megan and Bruce Reid Patricia Somboonsiri ’94 Mary Ruminski Elise Sevy ’12 Susan and David Pfeffer Julie Herlein Reilly ’68 John and LeAnn Spencer Richard and Patricia Rusch Dick and Ellen Shamrell Margaret Phelan Michael Reinbold Laura Spencer ’00 Keith and Joan Ruud Robert and Patricia Shangraw Kathleen Werner Phelps ’58 and Charles Reis Dianne Tromp Springer ’55 and Lewellyn Phelps Sally Ruud Lisa Sharp ’88 Jerry Springer Jon and Joyce Renner Chelsea Phelps ’12 John and Charleen Ryan Carissa Sharp ’01 Gisela Staben Raquel Reyes ’11 Marie and Daryl Phillippi Theresa Smith Saadeh ’80 and Patricia Sharp Sarah Standish ’04 Robert and Olivia Reynolds William and Jeanne Pierson Abid Saadeh Mary Jo Peterkin Shaw ’57 Stephanie Wright Stanfield ’91 and Gabrielle Reynolds ’05 Kay Elmer Pinkstaff ’76 and Patricia Lassila Saikeo ’51 Aileen Sheedy ’08 David Stanfield Moira Anderson Reynoldson ’82 Brad Pinkstaff Brian and Heidi Samore Mary Munch Shepard ’66 and Cary Burns Stanfill ’72 and Farzad Pirayesh and Laura Townsend Janet Rhew ’00 Anne Rinella Sanders ’51 and Walter Shepard Steven Stanfill Barbara Pizacani Sarah Rice John Sanders Michael and Trina Sheridan Theresa Obradovich Stankovik ’85 and Miki Stankovik Steve Plass Janet and Larry Richards Lisa Sandstrom Barbara Flynn Sheridan ’54 and Christy Richards ’11 Jennifer Mayer Sanford ’75 and James Sheridan Marilyn Barbur Stark ’60 and Walter and Karin Poida James Stark Megan Richardson ’10 Reid Sanford Ann Sheridan ’51 and Jim Flynn Amy and Oscar Polo Tara Stark ’11 Jaqueline Shea Rickert ’65 and Debra Sankovitz Emily Shields Michael Posovich Madelyn and Michael Stasko John Rickert Karen Santangelo ’88 and Ann Marie Wicklund Shields ’48 Claudia Powers and Douglas Skip St. Martin Michael and Nancy Steensma Maccourt Patricia and George Riddle Tory Shirley Lois Riehl-Eberle ’58 Maureen Forhan Saul ’62 and Berit Younie Stevenson ’76 Pamela Machum Prag ’60 and William Saul Eugene and Bertha Shirley Anthony Prag Heather Riggs ’08 Fred and Claudine Stock Ashlen Saulson ’04 Rebecca Shoemaker and Kathryn Moisan Pratt ’57 † and Kathleen Ermler Riley ’60 and William Stack Rosaleen Mozena Stone ’64 and Bettyjane Eidson Schaefer ’59 a Ronald Stone Don Pratt Daniel Riley Lisa Short and Michael Snedeker nd Dennis Schaefer Annette Long Stone ’53 and Monica Gray Prentiss ’80 and Michelle Strazer Riley ’82 and Alexis Shusterman ’09 Ed Prentiss Mark Riley Janice Jackson Schantz ’69 Vernon Stone Leah Siegel ’10 Mary Agnes Brady Prosser ’81 Agnes Concini Riley ’51 and Marilyn Warner Schlabs ’58 and Christine Stott and Noel Prosser Patrick Riley Marvin Schlabs Vera McKee Silva ’51 and Al Silva Karis Stoudamire-Phillips ’94 and Juan and Claudia Pulido Michael Rimmer and Tracey Bleifuss Catherine Beattie Schlechter ’97 Robert and Sandra Simmons Mike Phillips and Greg Schlechter Angel Pulido and Blanca Barrita Debbie and Gary Rischitelli Joe Skilton and Marianne Greenley Marcia Strohecker Peggy Rinella Schlegel ’66 and Cynthia and Richard Puppione Ruth Rivera ’99 Diane Skoch ’70 Linda Jentoft Strunk ’65 and Robert Schlegel James Strunk Maryann Purcell ’61 Anesa Haveric Rizk ’99 Steve and Julie Slavik Rebecca Callas Schleicher ’80 and Rachel Struxness ’12 Melinda Purvis Christopher Robinson and Neona Rice Gary Schleicher Linda Froehlich Smith ’56 Ellen and Dennis Stucke Hayley Raetz ’08 Loretta Mischel Robinson ’62 and Eleanor Schmidt ’08 Margaret Custer Smith ’76 and Brad Smith Margaret Stuckey ’10 Kathleen Stempel Rafferty ’68 Eugene Robinson Leigh Ann and Martin Schneider Kathryn Smith ’99 Janice Carter Sturgis ’70 and and Thomas Rafferty Barbara Spitulski Robirds ’52 Aubrey Schneider Taylor Smith ’08 John Sturgis Michelle Vranizan Rafter ’76 Marissa Rodriguez ’08 Gayle Schneider and Jay Rafter Melinda Smith and Mark Duntley Victoria Fitterer Suchy ’73 and Julie and Paul Rogers Olivia Schneider ’12 Carl Suchy

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 35 Kathleen Fogarty Sugai ’69 and Carolyn Cramer Taylor ’63 and Maryann Tung ’09 Jeanne Fleskes Watanabe ’79 Leslie Remington Woodhouse ’90 Stan Sugai David Taylor Judy Spaniol Turner ’79 and and Toshihiro Watanabe and David Woodhouse Jill Nyland Sughrue ’73 and Vance and Bernie Taylor Karl Turner Therese Storino Waterhous ’73 Jessica Woodley ’12 Patrick Sughrue Elizabeth Munch Temple ’68 and Ellen Turner ’10 and Vincent Waterhous Shirley Delaney Woods ’59 and Edward and Patte Sullivan Edward Temple Margaret Mayer Uffelman ’39 Jerry and Anna Waters Carl Woods David Summers and Linda Mary and Enrico Teylan Nancy Unsworth Alexandra Webb ’09 Vickie Hollis Woodward ’70 and Golaszewski Tom Woodward Maureen Teylan ’12 Haley Ure ’12 Amadea Weber ’08 Eileen and Mark Summit Miles and Carolyn Woofter Mary Martin Theirl ’58 Jo Anne Brelin Urevich ’57 and Barbara Ratcliff Webster ’73 and Gary and Linda Susak Kirsten and Matthew Thiel Ralph Urevich Paul Webster Patricia Elkins Woolsey ’62 and Roy Woolsey Steve and Sheryl Sussex Gayle Thieman Tania Ursin Berkely Webster ’08 Heidi and Matthew Worden Mary Milan Sutton ’61 and Brian and Jeanne Thomas Stacy Sprando Valenzuela ’03 Rodney Weick and Jeani Crichlow Michael Sutton Mary Worlein ’09 Lauren Thomas ’07 Robert and Marge Van Deusen Matt and Erin Weisensee Marilyn Swayze ’53 Cathy Harrison Worner ’67 Rita Thomas ’47 Stephen and Melissa Van Doren Michael Weitzhandler and Katrina Swope ’11 Deborah Zitrin and Richard Worner Scott and Trisha Thompson Donna Van Laeken, SNJM ’56 Eve Fitzpatrick Sylvester ’52 and Marianne Sinovic Welch ’79 and Savannah Wozny ’12 Bill Wilkening Lisa and Jeff Thompson Arielle Knudsen VanArsdall ’02 Kevin Welch Stephanie Wozny ’09 William Vandermolen and Abigail Wells ’12 Sara Wright Susan Schnell Heather and Mark Whiteford Bruce Wright and Sandra Andrea Vandermolen ’10 Richard and Emily Whitman Banta-Wright Karen Barbagelata Varner ’68 Laurie Wulf and Andie Cunningham and Gale Varner James and Laurie Whittemore Jr. Louanne Mentzel Whitton ’65 and Mary Wysong-Haeri and Karen Borer Vaughters ’60 and Hossein Haeri Theodore Vaughters Curtis Whitton David and Robin Yamashita Victoria Ford Vigil ’95 and Tom Vigil Diana Crucchiola Wiley ’60 and Robert Wiley Alisa Yannello Lydia Villegas Katherine Wilkes ’04 Michael and Terri Zagone Jean Ernst Vistica ’47 Joe Wilkins and Jill Alagar-Hayes Laurie Zanni ’70 Amy and Peter Viteznik Ann Gassman Willeman ’74 and Julie Flett Zervis ’64 Patricia Volk ’72 Larry Willeman Ruth Gruhn Zimmerman ’47 Mary Ellen Vranizan Donald and Janet Williams Inarose Zuelke Rachel Vranizan ’08 Gerald Williams and Caroline Reay Elizabeth Vranizan ’82 Lauren Wack Williams ’12 † identifies deceased Kendra Kelley Wagner ’99 and Colleen Willis Judith Thompson Schneider Evan Wagner Joan MacDonald Synarski ’51 Maurice Willis Patricia Brenneis Thon ’77 and Malia Wagner ’10 Heidi and Jeffrey Szekely Abigail Wills ’08 Eric Thon Elliot Wahba and Karen Douek Anita Heisler Takacs ’41 Madeline Wilson ’11 Melissa Thongtan ’91 Kathy Wai ’04 Erika Takeo ’09 Emily Wilson ’10 Kimberly and Tim Thornburg Cindy Wolf Wales ’68 Betty Tabler Talbot ’54 and Chris and Nancy Winn Terry Talbot Katherine Downey Thorp ’51 Helen Walsh ’41 and Robert Thorp Jessica Winn ’04 Stephanie Dwyer Talley ’61 and Maureen Leahy Warbrouck ’55 Ernest Talley Marie Tichy ’79 and Richard Warbrouck Theresa Phillips Wise ’71 and Loren Wise Anna Tamura ’91 and Ken Yocom Paul and Linda Tinker Theresa Haggerty Ward ’58 and Lindsey Witcosky ’06 Elizabeth Pear Tarabochia ’78 and Deborah Tinnin John Ward Matthew Tarabochia Robert and Denise Tomasovic Casia Wardzala ’12 Lesle Witham Karen Perry Tarnasky ’70 and Bonnie Toon-Sweeney ’72 † Phyllis Sposito Warfield ’60 and Emilie Witkowski ’03 George Tarnasky and Patrick Sweeney David Warfield Marie Wolff Margaret McDonald Taunton ’52 and Mary Tormala Paul and Michelle Warila Phyllis and Gerald Wolfsehr Jack Taunton Randall Tucker and Mary Logan Margaret Baker Warren ’70 Leslie Wong Ellen Taussig Conaty and Jerry Warren

36 | St. Mary’s Academy President’s Progress Report 2013 | 37 2013 Silver Revelry Auction in-kind donors

23 Hoyt Apizza Scholls Barre3 Chamber Music Northwest Meridith Miller Driscoll ’82 AAA Oregon Archery Summit Winery Barre3 South East Chameleon Salon and Jerome Driscoll ABC Jewelry Company Marie Argento-McCurdy and Carol Beauchamp-Gredvig ’67 Mich Chandlee Dulcet Affinity Home Care James McCurdy Becky Lang Jewelry Chehalem Wines Eat Your Heart Out al Forno Ferruzza The Arrangement Bernie’s Southern Bistro Chez Machin Cheryl and Larry Eaton Mary Ann Albright ’00 and Coralynn Arrigotti ’83 Tricia Berry Ciao Vito Eliza Erhardt-Eisen and Glenn Eisen Jake Ten Pas Martin and Sharon Arrigotti Maurizio and Giacinta Bianchini City Center Parking, El Caporal Mexican Restaurant Alder Creek Kayak & Canoe Raemarie Arrigotti ’76 Tom Birch and Mary Nienow The Willing Company Electrolysis Clinic of Portland Aleda Fitness Artists Repertory Theater Michele DiBenedetto Blackerby ’78 Brittney Clark ’94 and Chris Brooks Sheryl and Brent Elliott Allan Bruce Zee Fine Art Photography Ate-Oh-Ate and Keith Blackerby Classical Ballet Academy Elysium Body Therapies Al’s Garden Center Paul and Kristin Atkinson Blue Olive Cafe Clear Channel Outdoor Emerald Dream Sales Bob’s Red Mill Jane Pinkowski Clemente ’79 and Enchanted Table Catering The Body Detail Shop Tom Clemente Cecilia Lopez English ’81 and Leah Bolstad ’98 College Xing, LLC Richard English Dorinda Bonaduce Columbia Sportswear Enzo’s Caffe Italiano Boora Architects Cookies By Design Epicenter Hair Bruce and Fran Bosch Kimberly Cooper and Jon Jaqua Mike and Katie Erickson Peter and Sister Bragdon Core Pilates Essence Interiors Cristina and John Breshears Costello’s Travel Cafe Excellence Academic Coaching The Brewington Family Whitney Preece Crofut ’92 and F.X. McRory’s Peter Crofut Brian Marki Art Gallery Molly Fink ’99 Mindy Crouchley and Dan Robertson Bridal Bliss Tom and Marilyn Fink Crowne Plaza Portland The Broadway Rose Theatre Company Vicki Dieringer Ford ’69 and Cindy Daniels ’71 J. Milford Ford Broadway Toyota Susan Daniels Marcy Moore Forman ’67 and Brooks Estate Law, PC Danna Brothers’ Elmer’s Wes Forman Marian and Matthew Brouns Dar Salam Foster & Dobb’s Merv and Claudia Wark Bull Run Distilling Dave’s Killer Bread Pat and Bob Freeman Joanne DiBenedetto Burdick ’73 and Christina and Dan Friedhoff David Burdick Wendy and Howard David Alvarado Family Audubon Society of Portland Frock Boutique Denis Burger and Elaine McCall Stephanie Davis ’89 Amalfi’s Italian Restaurant Azumano Travel Full Circuit Construction Mary Burke, SNJM ’60 Brian De Tar Lisa Amato and Arnold Craig Bag & Baggage Productions Theater Full Sail Brewing Company Campbell Salgado Studio Susanna and Roberto deCastro American Dream Pizza Baker Tax & Accounting, PC Garnish Apparel Carol Campos and Doug Mehaffey John and Carla DeLaittre Amy Dott’s Custom Dresses The Baldwin Family DeNicola’s Restaurant Laurie Potts Garrett ’79 and Olivia Cantwell ’12 Matthew Garrett Cindy Anderson and Mark Hamilton Sandra Banta-Wright and Debi Dereiko and Bryan Concannon Bruce Wright Sarah Pinkowski Cantwell ’86 and Gazelle Natural Fibre Clothing Andina Restaurant Robert Cantwell Annie and Steve Diess The Bar Method Gearhart Golf Links Andrew’s Florist Carlton Farms The Difference: Personal Style Barbur World Foods Georgie’s Ceramic & Clay Angie’s List Castagna Consultants Barista Gifford’s Flowers Anna Banana’s Cat Adoption Team Donna and Troy Dockins Bark Boutique Mary Ferguson Glass ’79 and Annastasia Salon Central Bark Doggy Daycare Cathy and Kenneth Douglas Darryk and Amy Barlow George Glass Annie Bloom’s Books Cha Taqueria Downtown Dental Care Pat and Bob Barr Samira and Amin Godil

38 | St. Mary’s Academy Angie Goffredi ’08 Donna and Philip Jarvis Maison, Inc. Interior Design Nicholas Restaurant Margo Passadore Gonzaga University JD Pence Aquatic Supply Mama Lil’s Peppers Martha Mackin Nielsen ’76 and Pastini Pastaria Monica Gorman and William Collins Jenny’s Irish Tours Robyn Mann and James Benson Stein Nielsen Patricia Green Cellars Patty Gorman John Robshaw Textiles Teri Mariani ’70 Nike North America Linda Patrick, SNJM ’67 Grand Central Baking Company Lisa and Andrew Johnson Chris and Allison Martin Northwest Children’s Theater Martha Pelster ’87 and Tim Butzer and School Grape Escape Wine Tours The Joinery Margaret Schaefer Matthies ’59 and Caprial Horsley Pence ’81 and Ronecca and Owen Norvell Grasshopper Kells Irish Restaurant & Pub Kenneth Matthies John Pence James and Robin O’Boyle Lisa Gray and Dave Rogers Alena and David Kelly Lisa and Patrick McBee Peter Jacobsen Sports Off The Wall Dive Center & Resort Gina Greco and Gaetano DeLeonibus Marianne Slack Wells-Kersten ’81 and Mike and Donna McClaskey Petroff Center Katie O’Grady Greenbean Books Jeff Kersten McCormick and Schmick’s Huon Phan and Kimlan Doan Oregon Children’s Theatre Grimm - NBC Bev Kiesel Mary McGlone and Ian Underwood Piazza Italia Oregon Coast Aquarium Monica Grinnell Kristen and Dean Kirkland Ivan McLean and Michelle Bressler Andy and Rita Pinkowski Oregon Culinary Institute Gruner Dan Klein Janise and Brian McMenamin Pittock Mansion Oregon Gymnastics Academy Hair M Donna Kleinman McMenamins Pubs and Breweries The Pixie Project Oregon Historical Society Hair of the Dog Wash and Groom Fred and Janice Kowell McMenamins Sand Trap Pub Pizzicato Pizza Gary and Lisa Hamaoka Erik and Sue Krieger Joe Meade William Hamilton and Norma Kump Dr. Janet Mehaffey Barbara Holmes La Bonita Melissa Tomeoni Photography Happy Feet Nails and Spa Anne Lagomarsino Mercantile Portland Kathy Valpiani Harger ’80 and Carl Lakeside Bicycles The Meritage Resort and Spa Peggy Harkins Lamm Photography The Merry Kitchen Bob and Sue Harold La Muse Salon & Spa Migration Brewing Co. Harrison Dental, LLC Becky and Ed Lang Fred Miller and Karla Wenzel Cathy Worner Harrison ’67 Melody and Bill Lang Mimosa Studios Brooke Hathaway Alison Lazareck Kathy Custer Mitchell ’64 and Patricia and George Hatzikos Ellen Pinkowski Lazaris ’88 and Joe Mitchell Hawthorne Fish House Spyros Lazaris Modern Domestic Suzanne Scott Heily ’59 Le Bistro Montage Felicita Monteblanco ’03 Higgins Restaurant & Bar Trang Le ’95 Moon Drenched Glass Art Hilton Portland & Executive Tower L’Ecole Moonstruck Chocolate Co. Christina Brown Hindman ’91 and Leslie Lee and Vernon Hee Karol Moore 2013 auction chairs (left to right): Allison and Chris Martin, Dean Hindman Rachel Leiber ’00 Norma Morell Michael and Dana White Bruce and Peggy Hinshaw The Leotard Adrienne and Vic Moser Janice and Kent Place Hip Chicks Do Wine Monique Levesque and Peter Sullivan Mount Hood Railroad Oregon History Museum Pok Pok HIVE-FX Lisa and Charles Li Mt. Hood Community College Oregon International Air Show Popina Swimwear Hoda’s Middle Eastern Cuisine Teri Sheedy Liberator ’79 and Aquatic Center Oregon Lumber Company Grahm Porozni Home Simple Jim Liberator Michael and Denise Mueller Oregon Shakespeare Festival Hugh Porter and Jill Soltero Henry and Tracy Hooper Julie and Jim Likkel Music Millennium Oregon State University Portland Baroque Orchestra Hot Lips Pizza Lil’ Cooperstown Bar & Grill Cathy and Mark Myers Ray and Connie Ozyjowski Portland City Grill The Inn at Crippen Creek Farm Grant Lindquist Natural Nook Florist and Gifts Pacific Driver Education Portland Nursery Iron Horse Restaurant Linnea Osterberg, Photographer Lauren Neiheisel ’07 Pacific Office Automation Portland Revels Sharon Ivey and Tom Newhouse Little Bird Bistro Neil Kelly, Inc. Paloma Clothing Portland Rose Festival Foundation J&J Hair Studio London Influence Salon Nel Centro Papa Haydn Portland Tennis Center J. Lohr Vineyards and Wines Shannon Weber Long ’81 and Daren and Gloria Nelson Gary Parr and Julie Polachek James Long Portland Trail Blazers Jake’s Newsom Family Tifani Jones Parrilli ’82 and Magnum Opus John and Patti Ng Paolo Parrilli Portland Walking Tours

President’s Progress Report 2013 | 39 Privé Vineyard Hank Sigmon and Edie Cole St. Mary’s Academy Development, Target - Clackamas Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa Melinda Purvis Silverado Portland Jewelry Boutique Marketing & Alumnae Relations Tero Estates and Flying Trout Wines The Waldorf Center for Plastic Staff Quatrefoil, Inc Simpatica Dining Hall Gail Myers Thayer ’67 and Surgery St. Mary’s Academy Educator Parents Shannon Quimby Families of the 2012-2013 Michael Thayer Wanderlust Tours St. Mary’s Academy Faculty and Staff Rasika Marian Singers Hayden and Shannon Thomas Claudia and Merv Wark Vina Slagle St. Mary’s Academy Marketing/ Bob and Keli Thompson Robert and Stephanie Welgan Reader’s Guide Bookstore Technology Parents Renaissance Seattle Hotel St. Mary’s Academy Breakfast Loving Alan Timmins and Annette Nemetz Wells Fargo Faculty and Staff St. Mary’s Academy Healthcare Craig and LeeAnn Rice Parents tony+michael Westside Dance & Gymnastics St. Mary’s Academy Swim Team Academy Erik Richmond and Annette Demsey St. Mary’s Academy Parents Toro Bravo Families Karen Weylandt Ringside Steakhouse Scott and Robin Stanton Trade Roots Small Planet Photography Lee and Marilyn Whitaker Rockin’ Roxy’s Dog Stop Sharr and Peter Stark Trader Joe’s Portland - Hollywood sniff this! Melissa and Dennis Whitcomb Dr. Don V. Romanaggi Steens Mountain High Altitude Treecology, Inc. Michelle deMaria Soter ’82 and Annie and Rollie White Chantal and Eli Rosenthal Tony Soter Running Camp Trip The Dark Dance Company Dana and Michael White Saint Cupcake Soter Vineyards Nancy and Michael Steensma Tucci Italian Restaurant Widmer Brothers Brewing Salt & Straw Southpark Seafood Grill & Wine Bar Bishop Kenneth Steiner Tumbleweed Boutique Wilf’s Restaurant Salty’s on the Columbia River Spa Willamina Steven Smith Teamaker Tutor Doctor Willamette Sailing Club The Willing Co. Willowbrook Arts Camp Win Ong Photography WinCo Foods Ron and Tammy Witcosky Donna Worley Tom and Kate Wray Robert and Karon Young YoYo Yogi Greg Zancanella Zipcar Anonymous

Sara Follen Salvi ’71 and Vince Salvi Sparky’s Pizza Stoller Family Estate Twisted Mark and Liz Schiele John and LeAnn Spencer Stone & Honey Two Monkees Laureen Arrigotti Schiller ’79 and Chris and Joan Spiller Karis Stoudamire-Phillips ’94 and Kerry Tymchuk Robert Schiller St. Honoré Boulangerie Mike Phillips University of Portland Kendra Bordner Schofield ’87 and St. Mary’s Academy Jim Schofield Studio One Hair Design Veritable Quandary St. Mary’s Academy Administration Paul and Heidi Stutzman Kari Schuh ’55 Team Vic Alfonso Cadillac Hummer Inc Style Sister Studio Handbags Mariah Scott and Ken Helm St. Mary’s Academy Alumnae Vincent Wine Company Seattle Seafair Advancement Council Sunset Lanes Voicebox Karaoke Lounge Sellwood Grooming and U-Wash St. Mary’s Academy Blues Golf Team Surfsand Resort Voodoo Doughnuts Sheila Moon Athletic Apparel St. Mary’s Academy Board of Joan MacDonald Synarski ’51 Sara and Kevin Votava Julie Shelton-Egan and John Egan Directors Tabor Tavern The Waffle Window Kayleen Shiiba and Jim Carlisle St. Mary’s Academy Chocolate Loving Target - Fairview Chandra and Erik Wahrgren Faculty and Staff Target - Tanasbourne

40 | St. Mary’s Academy St. Mary’s Academy will always be grateful and remember a great band of women

Off to Oregon they went, this great band of women. Leaving, without a backward glance, their home convent in Longueuil.

I recall them with awe, these women, SNJM ancestors of mine, about whom I know not much more than their names. Archives of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, U.S.-Ontario Province of Jesus of the Holy Names and Mary, of the Sisters Archives But as I read, I learn more. The founders of St. Mary’s Academy (1859). I seem to know them intimately, their longings, their excitement, their thirst, their fear. They stood tall with God’s authority. They were off on a mission. They strode into the storms of life They were leaving home, with their cloaks flung out behind them. they had been given a purpose. They met the needs of the world Their task was to name their God, with the shared fire among them. to speak of their God. Such was the great band of women They knew well their call: who met their God far from home. to build a place of hospitality, of healing, of welcome;

to build a home for the homeless; We meet them in our hearts. to make a learning place for those who sought the God of mystery; With them we praise our God. to make a place of prayer

for those who longed for peace, From “A Pilgrimage of the Heart with Mother Marie-Rose” for those whose souls cried for the touch of hope. Lorna Cooney, SNJM NONPROFIT ORG. US POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 877 1615 S.W. Fifth Avenue PORTLAND, OR Portland, OR 97201-5403

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