2013 - 2014 Philanthropy Report Vice President/Gala Chair Christine Pando Treasurer Cathy Winstanley Service Hour Coordinator Kathy Tree Recording Secretary Ruby Godinez Communications

2013 - 2014 Philanthropy ReportAlverno HigH ScHool

2013-14 Board of Trustees

Ken Farfsing P’00, Chair

Patrick Bowler, Jr.

Kathryn Clare, IHM

Richard Enderlin P’07

Monica Flores ‘99

Ann Gillick

Marjorie Hanna

Fr. Michael Higgins, CP

Tom Janzen P’09, P’11, P’13

Kathleen Wright LeRoy ‘68

Julie Lopez P’11, P’16

Raymond Mattes, IHM

Jennifer Ramirez

2013-14 Alverno Parents’ AssociationTeresa Lopez

President

Felipe Nava First Vice President

Susana Torres Second Vice President/Gala Chair

Christine Pando Treasurer

Cathy Winstanley Service Hour Coordinator

Kathy Tree Recording Secretary

Ruby Godinez Communications Secretary

Meg Kearns Parliamentarian

Edwina Romero Sports Representative

Audrey Luchetta Sports Representative

Susan Woolley Room Parent Coordinator

why we give to Alverno...

“‘Charity begins at home’… I remember hearing this when I was younger, but never realized the full impact of this statement until recently. Alverno is my second home. I have been here since 1990 starting as an English teacher, becoming Dean of Students, Activities Director, Assistant Head of School, and now Head of School. But my most important role was that of a parent to my four children. My three girls are Alverno alumnae. (My son, unfortunately, didn’t qualify.) I give to Alverno because it not only provides me with an amazing job which I thank God for every day, it also provided my three daughters with a solid education and Alma Mater that they love. Each of their best friends to this day are Alverno alumnae. They each graduated from four year universities and each feels that their success started with what they learned at Alverno. So I give for them, for me, and for my home – Alverno.”

Julia V. Fanara, P’01, P’03, P’05 Head of School


“‘Why We Give to Alverno’… if you ever had any doubts about giving to Alverno, you only need to attend a Graduation ceremony. You can’t help but reflect on how far the graduates have come in four short years. The graduates enter Alverno as children and leave as young adults, very well prepared to confront the challenges of the world. This has been true for my wife, Rita (Class of 1972), and our daughter, Rachel (Class of 2000).

I give because all young women deserve Alverno’s superior education. A number of our families struggle financially and they make many sacrifices to send their daughters to Alverno. I give because all young women deserve to be educated in Alverno’s accepting and safe environment. I give because Alverno provides Catholic values so that our students can make a difference in a world that sorely needs these values. I give because Alverno makes a very real difference in our students’ lives.

Your giving makes a real difference too. Alverno is once again on the move, due in a great part to your generosity. For all the reasons that we give to Alverno, perhaps the most important to me is that our students will shape the future. Our generosity gives them the education, training, temperament, values and courage to make the world a better place for all of us.”

Ken Farfsing, P’00 President, Board of Trustees

MissionTo empower each young woman to be

exactly the person she wants to be.

Villa del Sol d’Oro Circle (Gifts of $10,000 and above)Anonymous Alverno Parents’ Association The Carrie Estelle Doheny FoundationThe George H. Mayr FoundationThe Rose Hills Foundation

Mt. Alverno Circle (Gifts of $5,000-$9,999)AnonymousRalph and Karen Hirschmann P’15 Michael and Julie Lopez P’11, P’16, BOTRobert and Antonia Navarro P’94 Harry Olivar Antonio and Debbie Seanez P’03, P’13Terry Merlo Traver ‘65

Mary’s Heart Circle(Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999)AnonymousJohn and Joy Beaty P’17California Community Foundation Class of 2014 Richard Enderlin and Grace O’Brien P’07, BOT Immaculate Heart Community Robert and Sarah Spyksma P’14

Franciscan Founders Circle (Gifts of $1,000-$2,499)AnonymousKatherine Van Kuran Berkman ’67Ken and Rita Farfsing ’72, P’00, BOTKathleen Johnston Holtsnider ’64, P’93, Justine Smith Lorehn ‘64Patricia Zimmerman Saienni ‘94Julia Fanara P’01, ‘P03, ‘P05, StaffKathryn Peoples McGill ‘93

de la Robia Circle(Gifts of $500-$999)AnonymousAIG Gary Allen and Susan Woolley P’15Bank of America FoundationPatrick Bowler, Jr., BOTKathryn Clare, IHM, BOTMichael and Valerie Costantino P’17Anita Eberlen Cruver ‘69Dream with Me FoundationeScrip Friends of the Sierra Madre Library Ann Gillick, Staff Cam Werley-Gonzales, StaffMarjorie Hanna, BOT Fr. Michael Higgins, CP, BOT

Greg and Jackie Howorth P’17Nancy Iredale ‘65Tom and Kari Janzen P’09, P’11, P’13, BOTBarbara Dorazio Kaiser ’65, P’93, P’96Kathleen Wright Le Roy ’68, BOTWilliam Mace P’14Raymond Alan Mattes, IHM, BOT Sara McCarthy ’05, Staff Cindy McLoughlin P’06, P’09, StaffMr. Deli CateringFelipe and Ricarda Nava P’16Ann Nguyen ‘94Isila Sotelo Oliver ‘78 Rafael and Christine Pando P’16Jose and Gabriela Pavon P’17Patricia Sanchez Pierce ‘77Nancy Wegmann Riffle ‘70Debbie Hunter Ritschel ’64Monica Flores Roman ’99, BOTMario and Maria Rueda P’14Wells Fargo FoundationErik and Cathy Winstanley P’15, P’16

Barlow Circle (Gifts of $250-$499)AnonymousAlex and Paula Aghajanian P’16Roberto and Diana Albelo P’15Jodie Chang Allen P’14David and Susan Andres ‘P16Rebecca Ares P’93, GP’17Peter and Cathy Arkley P’13 Javier and Sofia Avitia P’15Jeff Barber and Rebecca Hernandez-Barber

’80, P’13, P’15, P’16 Lawrence and Neri Barretta P’14Edwin and Vivian Barzallo P’14, P’17John and Denise Bosak P’17Joe and Amy Carillo P’17Laura Chambers P’17


“As a member of the Alumnae Committee and the former Registrar at Alverno, I give because I love Alverno and what it stands for: strong, well-educated, accomplished women who recognize the importance of giving back. Having learned about volunteerism from my mom who actively participated in philanthropy work throughout her life, I am very proud to belong to a strong group of alumnae who think enough about Alverno to come back and be involved. I’ve seen first-hand how involved the faculty and staff are and how much they care about their students, and that means a lot to me as well. But, most importantly, I believe in an all-girls’ education... and Alverno does it best!”

Terry Merlo Traver Class of 1965

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eAHPOverviewThe Early Admission Honors Program at Alverno High School (EAHP) allows qualified students entering the sixth, seventh or eighth grade to bypass the remainder of their middle school studies and attend Alverno High School as full-time high school students. The EAHP was created to provide an engaging environment for advanced and gifted students who are ready for a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum centering on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). Students who graduate from the EAHP complete a STEM-based, college-preparatory curriculum at an early age, typically two full years ahead of most high school students.

The EAHP AdvantageStudents admitted to the Early Admission Honors Program at Alverno have an opportunity to complete a rigorous college-prep curriculum, years ahead of most high school students. Such an achievement enhances one’s chances of gaining acceptance at top colleges and universities.

Students who are considering careers in a STEM-related field typically seek admission at colleges and universities with strong and reputable programs in STEM fields. The primary objective of the EAHP is to equip and prepare students, not just for admission to such programs, but also for the demands of a STEM-related major in college. EAHP students enjoy the advantage of having committed and experienced teachers (all of Alverno’s math

and science teachers hold advanced degrees), small class sizes (the student-teacher ratio at Alverno is 12:1), and access to state-of-the-art equipment (through partnerships with local universities and corporations, Alverno’s science labs have access to the highest quality and most up-to- date equipment).

Unlike larger schools where a student’s academic achievements may become diluted by the high number of students in one’s grade level, the small size of the student community at Alverno provides the benefit of more accurately reflecting a student’s actual academic accomplishments.

Alumnae Voices“Alverno taught me that commitment is the true driver for success. Whenever I start a new project, I always seek to find the same level of engagement I had with many of my high school activities – the passion, dedication, excitement, willingness to work hard and do everything I can to become better at the task at hand. The Alverno culture instilled in me the importance of being a dynamic, confident young woman.”

— Patty Park ‘05 (entered Alverno at 12) and Stanford Alumna ‘09 (entered Stanford at 16)

William and Tonya Cheng P’17Jason and Kym Cox P’16Matthew and Mariana Dalany P’14Alfred and Elizabeth De La Cruz P’14Ruben and Shirley Delgado P’17 Simon and Kyoko Dominguez P’16Joseph and Theresa Dowd P’14Damon and Mara Dragos P’17Edison InternationalKate Emerson P’17Carlos Estrada and Lotus Lui P’14, P’15Kristin Estrada P’14, P’16Rene and Norma Flores P’15

Carlos and Sylvia Galdamez P’17Dalia Garduno P’16Kenneth and Carmen Gee GP’15John and Yolanda Gerardo P’16Michael and Gloria Glassick P’16Barry and Judith Gold GP’16Marco Gonzales and Jill Saurenman P’15Anthony and Teresa Alvarado Goss ’82, P’16 Xiaofeng Guan The Habit RestaurantManal Haider P’16Bob and Jeanette Hanna P’17Todd and Lynda Harris P’15

Alvaro and Lilian Hernandez P’15 Jay and Lu Hersey P’16Clyde and Diane Eckels Johnson ’86, P’17Monica Johnson P’17Russ Kislow P’17Andy and Christy Lam P’15William and Therese Emme Lauerman ’73, P’09 Ron and Sandra Lee P’15San Ho and Sip Lai Kuen Lee P’16Octavio Lopez P’16Mathew and Audrey Luchetta P’16David and Brenda Luna P’14, P’17Gerard and D. Claire McLiam P’14Christopher and Melissa Mead P’17 Rick and Martha Medina P’16Junxiong and Ming Mo P’17Ruben and Gilda Munoz P’17Celine Johnson Peterson ‘85Roy and Dorothy Peterson P’15Victor and Nelly Pintado P’14Hellen Qui P’17Robert and Deborah Rea P’14Cruz Rivas and Mylene Dela Rosa P’15Rotary Club of Sierra Madre Lee and Joan Scott P’17Will and Monica Tinker Shima ’82, P’09, P’14 Christopher and Mary Ann Siess P’17Lisa Storlie P’09, P’15Vince and Karen Taix P’16Target CorporationYiLi Su Tian and Jun Feng P’16Time Warner Edward and Kathy Tree P’14Zoe Uttley-Scherer P’16Joe and Christine Valenzuela P’08, P’14 Jose and Sonia Vega P’15Joseph and Dee Wambaugh GP’15Warren and Penelope Wior P’15Henry and Debra Yekikian P’16Ebrahim and Misty Zandi P’17


“We are passionate about Alverno’s mission, which empowers, encourages, and nurtures a strong self-image for young women as they prepare for entrance into college. Alverno emphasizes individuality, integrity, values, and a strong work ethic, all of which are cultivated amongst a diverse student body, something which is representative of the world in which we live today. The complex heritage of Alverno’s population is both embraced and celebrated, as well as the idea that every girl should feel empowered and encouraged to strive to be whatever she wants to be. These are the reasons why we remain passionate and committed to helping Alverno foster the growth of these young women.”

Michael and Julie Lopez Board Member and Parents of Ashley ’11 and Emily ’16

Adopt-a-Student GiftsAnonymousMary Ellen Toy Amber ‘65Kathleen Viery Anastasio ‘68 Jacqueline Aguilar Anderson ‘67 Clara Andres ‘08 Isabel Archuleta P‘08Kristin Mackay Ausec ‘65Suzanna White Barkawitz ‘77 Eleanor Parks Bauschelt ‘65 Marchael Merrel Bayne ‘64Janice Bell Beebe ‘66 Anne Bigley ‘91 Natalie Guzman Blackway ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Blinco P‘79David & Aurora Bouvet P‘99Sandra Neff Bowerman ‘79 John and Marta Capoccia P’01Lauren Capoccia ‘01 Victoria Cerda P‘09Jeannette Cervantes ‘98 Christine Bomberg Clark ‘71 Linda Crawford P‘05Anita Eberlen Cruver ‘69 Lori Chapman DiMaggio ‘80 Karen Marold Filice ‘75Bridget Flanagan ‘70 Howard and Carolyn Fong P‘06Cynthia Vita Gallagher ‘92 Evangelina Vasquez Gallardo ‘90 Clarissa Tesoro Gilliam ‘90Vanessa Gonzalez ‘05 Dyan Guarrera ‘78Corrine Tinucci Hiatt ‘70 Karen Fetters Hill ‘64 Jeffrey and Michele Louapre Hilland ‘78 Sandi Uyemura Hirsch ‘78 Ellen Behrens Hoffman ‘74 Kathleen Johnston Holtsnider ’64, P’93 Marianne Hutchins-Mejia ‘92 Maria Ioele ‘88 Nancy Iredale ‘65Elizabeth Jimenez Jackson ‘75 Rebecca Jones ‘03 Veronica Ferrante Joyce ‘81 Katherine McIsaac Kaffer ‘64 Barbara Dorazio Kaiser ’65, P‘93, P‘96 Patricia Lillywhite ‘71 Michael and Julie Lopez P‘11, P‘16, BOTJustine Smith Lorehn ‘64 John and Alexia Prokop Madigan ’86, P‘16 Jennie Michael Malek ‘99 Mary Lauder Mapston ‘67 Bridget Marshall ‘64 Josie Ellis Marshburn ‘81 Carla Mathis ‘81Robin and James McCarthy P‘05Sara McCarthy ‘05, Staff

Lenore Longpre McDonald ‘68Denise McLaughlin ‘65 Lena Mercurio-Cutler ‘78 Jeanne Dignam Mills ‘64 Sandra Mora ‘88 Paula Morreale ‘05 Nanette Plummer Noonan ‘65Ellen O’Connor ‘08 Isila Sotelo Oliver ‘78 Jessica Otte ‘07 Bianca Paraguya ‘07 Dorothy DeClue Paris ‘76 Kyndall Parker ‘02 Lori Berberian Pelentay ‘79 Linda Peters ‘66 Patricia Sanchez Pierce ‘77 Diana McNicholas Pizza ‘72 Pamela Prest ‘64 Deborah Radwan ‘74Nancy Wegmann Riffle ‘70Debbie Hunter Ritschel ‘64Kacie Harris Roon ‘99 Patricia Zimmerman Saienni ‘94Antonio and Debbie Seanez P‘03, P‘13Michael and Ina Shunn P‘11Robert and Sarah Spyksma P‘14Donna Starkey Rueda ‘76Ellen Hartfield Tan ‘65 Carol Thiele ‘69Michele Petersen Tilton ‘87 Natalie Joy Tochilin ‘74 Terry Merlo Traver ‘65 Tony and Olivia Tringale P‘06Jordan Turner ‘10 Bonnie Valles P‘03Lynne Velling ‘67Cathy Fowler Venegoni ‘65 Karen Secchi Wagner ‘66

Sue Collins Waltermeyer ‘80 Jane Warden P‘74, P‘78Lori Whalen ‘92Lisa Patt Whan ‘76Pamela Anicich White ‘68 Jacquelyn Linden Whitenack ‘73 Summer Douglass Williams ’95, Staff

Adopt-a-Pillar GiftsAlverno Parents’ Association Kathryn Clare, IHM, BOTGina Fanara ‘01Lea Fuentes Gonzalez ‘95Dyan Guarrera ‘78Nancy Gonzalez Heusser ‘88Ralph and Karen Hirschmann P’15Patrick and Meg Kearns P’14Kathryn Peoples McGill ‘93 Valerie Ruth McMichael Robert and Antonia Navarro P’94Robert and Sarah Spyksma P’14Connie Sweeney ‘65Adrienne Speyer Wittenberg ‘89

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“We give to Alverno High School to strengthen Catholic education by enhancing classroom learning through donations of the most recent and affordable technological hardware and software, by providing scholarship funds for outstanding students, and by supporting Phase I of Alverno’s Master Plan. Our donations acknowledge Alverno’s primary mission in preparing and empowering exceptional young women for future academic success and leadership by developing the skills necessary to compete in today’s and tomorrow’s global economies. These preparations are manifested in our daughter’s professional and community accomplishments. Thank you, Alverno!”

Robert and Antonia Navarro Parents of María-Elena ‘94

Alumnae BricksJulie Schmidt Cudworth ‘65Joseph and Theresa Dowd P’14Carlos Estrada and Lotus Lui P’14, P’15William Mace P’14Michele Trahan McCoy ‘65Diana McNicholas Pizza ‘72

Foundation and Corporate GiftsAnonymous Armstrong Garden CenterBank of America Foundation California Community FoundationDream with Me FoundationEdison International Matt Denny’s AlehousePasadena PlayhouseTarget CorporationThe Carrie Estelle Doheny FoundationThe George H. Mayr FoundationThe Rose Hills Foundation Time Warner Employee Grant ProgramVons/Pavilions Wells Fargo Foundation

In-Kind GiftsMartin and Carolina Alvarez P’12Armstrong Garden CenterFriends of the Sierra Madre LibraryBernie and Cindy Gaus GP’17 Philip G. Grant Todd and Lynda Harris P’15Michael and Julie Lopez P’11, P’16, BOTMatt Denny’s AlehouseMichael and Jacqueline MoncayoPasadena Pizza Company Marsha Cash Reponen ‘72 Gene and Carol Ruckh Michael and Sandra Stein P’09, P’11John Vega P’10

Matching GiftsAIG Bank of America Foundation Edison International Time WarnerWells Fargo Foundation

Restricted Science GiftsClass of 2014Rotary Club of Sierra Madre

Restricted Technology GiftsTerry Merlo Traver ‘65

STeM ProgramAt the United Nations General Assembly in September of 2011, the United States signed a new Declaration on Women’s Participation, and expressed its strategy and commitment to “break down economic and political barriers that stand in the way of women and girls.” In the wake of that message, in December of 2012, the United States announced that one of the top priorities of the nation was to increase the number of students receiving undergraduate degrees in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathetics)-related fields by one million over the next decade.

This national commitment to improving the education of women and girls in STEM-related fields speaks to serious and persistent problems of gender inequality in the state of California. While women and girls make up just over 50 percent of the state population, only 24 percent of its scientists and engineers are women. This disproportionate under-representation of women in STEM-related occupations reflects a similar disproportion in women’s education, particularly at the college level. Only 22 percent of those enrolled in computer science programs, for example, are women. In engineering programs, women comprise only 20 percent, and in mathematics, women still lag behind at 37 percent. Such disparities between women and men in education at the college level have roots in secondary education.

The Early Admission Honors Program at Alverno High School was created, in part, as a response to the global and statewide campaign to break down the social and economic barriers that hinder the progress of women in education.

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Scholarships

Alumnae Scholarship Denise Beanes Yribarren ‘68

Ann M. Gillick ScholarshipClass of 2014

Anonymous ScholarshipAnonymous Donor

APA Book ScholarshipAlverno Parents’ Association

Carrie Estelle Doheny ScholarshipCarrie Estelle Doheny Foundation

Jenise Ellis Memorial Scholarship Harry Olivar

Linda Reffner Scholarship Julia Fanara P’01, P’03, P’05, StaffSara McCarthy ’05, Staff

Rose Hills ScholarshipThe Rose Hills Foundation

Frankie Russo Memorial ScholarshipBarbara Nitzel P’97

Jack and Bunny Speyer ScholarshipElyse Speyer Longo P’89

Debra Ann Williamson Memorial ScholarshipRobert and Antonia Navarro P’94

Gifts In Honor and In MemoryMary Ellen Toy Amber ‘65 In Honor of Jack and Dorothy Toy

Kristin Mackay Ausec ‘65 In Memory of Rosella Mackay

Eleanor Parks Bauschelt ‘65 In Memory of Judy Ferandell Becker ‘65

John and Marta Capoccia P’01 In Honor of Lauren Capoccia ‘01

Linda Crawford P’05 In Honor of Brittany Crawford ‘05

Julie Schmidt Cudworth ‘65 In Memory of Judy Ferandell Becker ‘65

Evangelina Vasquez Gallardo ‘90 In Honor of Lupe Gonzales

Clarissa Tesoro Gilliam ‘90 In Honor of Sam Tesoro II and

Theresa Piscitello

Dyan Guarrera ‘78 In Memory of Our Passed Classmates

Corrine Tinucci Hiatt ‘70 In Honor of Charles and Charlotte Tinucci

Barbara Dorazio Kaiser ‘65 In Memory of Judy Ferandell Becker ‘65

Patrick and Meg Kearns P’14 In Honor of Kali Kearns ‘14

Michael and Julie Lopez P’11, P’16, BOT In Honor of Ashley Lopez ‘11

Josie Ellis Marshburn ‘81 In Memory of Jenise Ellis Olivar ‘80

Michele Trahan McCoy ‘65 In Memory of Judy Ferandell Becker ‘65

Denise McLaughlin ‘65 In Memory of Judy Ferandell Becker ‘65

Lena Mercurio-Cutler ‘78 In Memory of Alessandro Mercurio

Barbara Nitzel P’97 In Memory of Frankie Russo


“I give to the Alverno community because it is in this beautiful place that our young women learn and laugh, come to understand the true meaning of compassion, acquire some understanding of the radical challenges of the Gospel, and become who they are meant to be. I am blessed each day to be among these unique students and colleagues who so enrich my life.”

Eileen Garabedian College Counselor

why we give to Alverno...“I had an excellent education at Alverno and I had a great overall high school experience. When it was time for my daughters to register for high school, there was no question in my mind that Alverno was where I wanted them to go. They both attended and graduated from Alverno and both feel that they had an exceptional high school experience that prepared them well for college. I give to Alverno to ensure that all girls have the opportunity to attend such a wonderful school and to ensure that well rounded women continue to graduate and enter society.”

Monica Tinker Shima, Class of 1982

Ron Hutson Memorial ScholarshipCalifornia Community Foundation

Immaculate Heart Community ScholarshipImmaculate Heart Community

Carol Laderer Memorial ScholarshipJulia Fanara P’01, P’03, P’05, StaffCarla Tomaso, Faculty

George H. Mayr ScholarshipGeorge H. Mayr Foundation

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Nanette Plummer Noonan ‘65In Memory of Judy Ferandell Becker ‘65

Isila Sotelo Oliver ‘78In Honor of Margarita Sotelo

Dorothy DeClue Paris ‘76In Honor of Sister Pius

Linda Peters ‘66In Honor of John and Betty Peters

Ellen Hartfield Tan ‘65In Memory of Judy Ferandell Becker ‘65

Carol Thiele ‘69In Memory of Joan Thiele Goldweber ‘68

Cathy Fowler Venegoni ’65 In Memory of Judy Ferandell Becker ‘65

Jane Warden P’74, P’78In Memory of Sharon Ann Warden

Brett Wright ‘95In Honor of Linda Reffner

Annual GalaAndres FamilyACE HardwareACTAghajanian FamilyAlexander Global Promotions LLCMichelle AlvaradoAngels BaseballPeter Anthony Ares FamilyBeaty FamilyAndrea Bertollini ‘91, StaffBelle N’ Beau PhotographyBosak FamilyBrightonBurghardt Family

Cameron’s Seafood RestaurantCarmenate FamilyCarrillo FamilyCasa Del Rey Cavender FamilyAnn Chamberlin, IHM Rose Chamberlin, IHMCharlie’s TrioCheng FamilyClass of 2014Class of 2015Class of 2016Colleros FamilyConstantino FamilyCox FamilyCreative Arts GroupCristi FamilyCurren FamilyDavid Letterman Show

De La Rosa FamilyDeLaCruz FamilyDelgadillo FamilyDelgado FamilyDer Vartanian FamilyDooney and Bourke Dominguez FamilyDragos FamilyEl Portal Yucatan/Mexican Cuisine


“Forty-five years after my own graduation, my connection and commitment to Alverno remains strong. Alverno’s message of “empowering each young woman to be exactly who she wants to be” is timeless. I am proud of my Alverno heritage, and that is why I am “paying it forward” with my financial support. I hope that in so doing, perhaps 45 years from now, a 2014 alumna will feel as I do and act on that feeling. Continued blessings to Alverno and the fine young women who are being exceptionally well prepared to make a difference in this world, in their lifetime.”

Anita Eberlen Cruver Class of 1969

Emerson FamilyEmerson’s Gift ShoppeEstee LauderEstrada FamilyRandy and Kristin EstradaWendy Finch-Burk, StaffSteve Fortunato, Fortch Unlimited, Inc.Fosselman’s Ice CreamFresh Gourmet Neil and Amanda FriedmanFriends of Alverno Galdamez Family Ganivet FamilyDon and Eileen Garabedian, StaffGarduno Family Gerardo Family Gerrish Swim and Tennis ClubGlassick FamilyGodinez FamilyGold FamilyGoss FamilyGreen Street Restaurant Robin and Janie Guentert, GP’14, GP’16Halftime Cuts Halper Fine Arts Hands 2 Health Wellness CenterHard Rock Cafe and Apparel

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Alverno improvement Project

If you’ve been on campus recently, then there’s no doubt that you noticed the wonderful changes that are taking place on our campus, including upgrades to our school buildings and grounds.

Upon completion of Phase I of the Master Plan, which was the installation of the pillars and wrought iron fencing along Michillinda Avenue, we listened carefully to what members of our school community were telling us and that was that they had a strong desire to see Alverno use some of the school’s revenue to improve upon the aesthetics of the building exteriors and the grounds surrounding the school and Villa. The Board took the feedback we received very seriously and after considering several different plans of action, it was decided that we would implement an interim project between Phase I and Phase II of the Master Plan, known as the “Alverno Improvement Project”. This project began during the 2014 summer months and will continue through March, 2015.

The “Alverno Improvement Project” included painting the exterior of school buildings and the student lockers, installing new carpeting in the front office (underwritten, in part, by the generosity of a current Board Member), replacing the rain gutters, removing the tennis courts, and landscaping the grounds on the west-side of our campus.

This improvement project is another step towards the completion of the Master Plan and we are very excited about these new developments at Alverno. Not only will our current students and families enjoy the changes, but it will also help us showcase the beauty of our campus when prospective students and their families visit our school.


“We give to Alverno because we believe in a Catholic education and we want to help the young women of today receive a great education. Alverno empowers girls to have their own opinion, yet respect the opinions of others. The Alverno staff truly cares about the future of their students and they strive to provide a strong educational foundation so that these young girls can grow into dependable adults.”

Tony and Debbie Seanez Parents of Christina ’03 and Marissa ‘13

Harris Family Hearst Castle® and

National Geographic TheaterHeirloom Bakery and CafeHello Kitty Sports at Your Event Inc.Hernandez-Barber FamilyHersey FamilyHirschmann Family Hourihan Family Howorth FamilyHuckler FamilyI Love LA Imelda RodriguezIn-N-Out Islands Restaurant Iwamoto FamilyJohnson FamilyRuth Regas Johnson ‘65Barbara Kaiser ‘65 Kearns Family Kislow Family Knights of Columbus Krikorian Premiere TheatresLA Phil Lam FamilyLandis FamilyLee FamilySandra LeeLegaspi Family Legoland Leong Family Lindheimer FamilyMichael and Julie LopezLos Angeles DodgersLui Family

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Luna FamilyMaalouf FamilyMace FamilyMadigan FamilyMajestic AthleticMarston’s RestaurantMartinez FamilyLou and Kathy Morreale P’03, P’05, P’11Sara McCarthy ‘05, StaffMcLiam Family Mission Wines MOCA Moreno Family Natural History Museum Nava Family New York Yankees Pacific Palms Resort Palomino Family Panyawai Family Pavon Family Jennifer PavonPGCCharles Pignone Pink’s Famous Hot Dogs Pintado Family Barbara PontecorvoRamirez Family Rancho Cucamonga Quakes Rea Family Rebollo Family Rivas Family Robinson Family roclord Studios Romero Family Romine Family Rubio’s Restaurant Rueda Family Jan Bent Ryan ‘76Salon Motif Sandoval Family


“As both an employee and an alumna, Alverno holds a special place in my heart. Each day that I come to work, I am reminded of the gifts that we provide our young women and the truly unique opportunities that Alverno gives them and has given me. It is a privilege to watch our students grow and develop in the same environment in which I was truly empowered to be the individual I am today. Giving back allows me to ensure that Alverno can continue to be a home away from home for our students for generations to come.”

Sara McCarthy, Class of 2005 and Director of Admissions and Public Relations

Santa Anita Park Saurenman and Gonzales Family Savor The Flavor Scott Family Tony and Debbie SeanezTavo Serrano, Chiquita Bonita RestaurantSelayandia Family Sermak-Proulx Family Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel Shima Family Sierra Fitness Siess Family Solis Family Sportsmen’s Lodge Hotel Sport Chalet La Canada Sports and The Arts Spyksma Family St. Francis High School

Steiner Sports Memorabilia Storlie Family Taix Family Taix French Restaurant Tamayo Family Thayer Family The Hat #4 The Huntington Library, Art Collections and

Botanical Gardens The Ice House The Pasadena Hilton The Pasadena Playhouse Tian Family Togo’s Sandwiches Torres Family Tree Family Tuscany and Walker FamilyUnion SalonUniversal StudiosUSC Pacific Asia Museum Vagenas Family VF Licensed Sports GroupWambaugh Family WaterfordJohn and Margaret WilliamsWines For HumanityWinstanley FamilyEva Redos Woodsmall ‘90Yes NetworkYogi Berra Museum and Learning CenterYour Event Inc. Zandi Family Zelo Salon Zuniga and Gee Family

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Courtney Conte ‘11Sarah Cramer-Mason ‘14Ariel Cristi ‘13Theresa Burghardt Cristi ‘83, P‘13, P‘16Anita Eberlen Cruver ‘69Julie Schmidt Cudworth ‘65Monica Boyer De Francisco ‘95Deanna De La Cruz ‘14Christina Diaz ‘14Lori Chapman DiMaggio ‘80Reagan Dowd ‘14Daniella Dutcher ‘14Andrea Escutia ‘13Gina Fanara ‘01Rita Mercurio Farfsing ‘72, P‘00Devon Kaiser Farley ‘96 Karen Marold Filice ‘75Lindsay Fisher ‘13Bridget Flanagan ‘70Annela Flores ‘12Cynthia Vita Gallagher ‘92Evangelina Vasquez Gallardo ‘90Angelina Gerpe ‘13Lucy Gervais ‘13Clarissa Tesoro Gilliam ‘90Ruby Vera Godinez ‘87, P‘17

Ashley Golangco ‘13Lea Fuentes Gonzalez ‘95Vanessa Gonzalez ‘05Teresa Alvarado Goss ‘82, P‘16 Dyan Guarrera ‘78Karen Halim ‘12Stephanie Hardin ‘13Micaela Harris ‘15 Ashley Haylett ‘13Katherine Haysbert ‘13Sydney Hernandez-Barber ‘13Nancy Gonzalez Heusser ‘88Corrine Tinucci Hiatt ‘70Karen Fetters Hill ‘64Michele Louapre Hilland ‘78Sandi Uyemura Hirsch ‘78Ellen Behrens Hoffman ‘74Kathleen Johnston Holtsnider ‘64, P‘93


“The teenage years are so fundamentally full of growth - emotionally, physically, mentally and spiritually.

My four years at Alverno gave me the support I needed to grow in all of these areas. So why do I give now of my time, talent and treasure … because Alverno first gave to me and now it’s time for me to give back!.”

Diana Durr Phillippi Class of 1978

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AlumnaeAnonymousMaha Abdallah ‘11Miranda Akkari ‘11Mary Ellen Toy Amber ‘65Camille Amurao ‘12Kathleen Viery Anastasio ‘68Jacqueline Aguilar Anderson ‘67Clara Andres ‘08Sahhara Assafiri ‘11Kristin Mackay Ausec ‘65Marina Banks ‘12Rebecca Hernandez-Barber ‘80, P‘13, P‘15, P‘16Suzanna White Barkawitz ‘77Genesis Barzallo ‘14Eleanor Parks Bauschelt ‘65Marchael Merrel Bayne ‘64Veronica Beam ‘13Janice Bell Beebe ‘66 Sue Behrens ‘78 Katherine Van Kuran Berkman ‘67Andrea Bertollini ‘91Anne Bigley ‘91Natalie Guzman Blackway ‘98Sandra Neff Bowerman ‘79Kalisha Boykin ‘14Shasta Cales ‘12Lauren Capoccia ‘01Susana Capra ‘04Mimi Capra ‘11Rachel Cavender ‘14Jeannette Cervantes ‘98Carolyn Chalfant ‘12Grace Chang ‘14Asia Chapa ‘14Christine Bomberg Clark ‘71Holly Coates ‘12


“I give to Alverno first and foremost because it is my high school and I believe in all that is Alverno. I got a great education and great preparation for life and I want that legacy to continue.”

Bridget Marshall Class of 1964

Aliza Mariano ‘12Bridget Marshall ‘64Josie Ellis Marshburn ‘81Adrianna Martinez ‘13Carla Mathis ‘81Sara McCarthy ‘05, StaffMichele Trahan McCoy ‘65Lenore Longpre McDonald ‘68Kathryn Peoples McGill ‘93Denise McLaughlin ‘65Maeve McLiam ‘14Madison Mennie ‘13Lena Mercurio-Cutler ‘78Lauren Middleton ‘11Jeanne Dignam Mills ‘64Celina Minissian ‘12Jasmine Mithani ‘12Sandra Mora ‘88Paula Morreale ‘05Julia Morreale ‘11Desiree Munoz ‘13

Annalise Hull ‘13Marianne Hutchins-Mejia ‘92Yasmine Ibrahim ‘12Maria Ioele ‘88Nancy Iredale ‘65Elizabeth Jimenez Jackson ‘75Liliana Jacobs ‘11Kelly Janzen ‘11Tracey Janzen ‘13Diane Eckels Johnson ‘86, P‘17 Rebecca Jones ‘03Veronica Ferrante Joyce ‘81Rachel Jurasevich ‘11 Katherine McIsaac Kaffer ‘64Barbara Dorazio Kaiser ‘65, P‘93, P‘96 Kali Kearns ‘14Sarah Kelsey ‘88Rachel Landis ‘14Therese Emme Lauerman ‘73, P‘09Kathleen Wright Le Roy ‘68Patricia Lillywhite ‘71Monique Lopez ‘93Ashley Lopez ‘11Christina Lopez ‘11Justine Smith Lorehn ‘64Samantha Lorey ‘12Daphne Lu ‘11Audrey Luna ‘13Julia Mace ‘14Elisa Machon ‘11Alexia Prokop Madigan ‘86, P‘16Jennie Michael Malek ‘99Mary Lauder Mapston ‘67


“I give to Alverno because I support the mission and philosophy and would like today’s young women to benefit from the same kind of education that I received when I went to Alverno. I don’t have a lot of extra money to donate to all the causes I wish I could, so I choose to support the one that is right here in my own backyard where I can actually see it make a difference.”

Sue Behrens, Class of 1978 and Administrative Assistant

Elizabeth Neumeyer ‘13Erica Nevarez ‘11Ann Nguyen ‘94Nanette Plummer Noonan ‘65Ellen O’Connor ‘08Julianne Obedicen ‘12Yumi Okoso ‘11 Isila Sotelo Oliver ‘78Jessica Otte ‘07Alex Overstreet ‘13Theresa Panyawai ‘14Bianca Paraguya ‘07Dorothy DeClue Paris ‘76Kyndall Parker ‘02Lori Berberian Pelentay ‘79Linda Peters ‘66Celine Johnson Peterson ‘85Patricia Sanchez Pierce ‘77 Victoria Pintado ‘14Diana McNicholas Pizza ‘72Pamela Prest ‘64Karisha Quiogue ‘11

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Margaret Radford ‘11Deborah Radwan ‘74Reann Ramirez ‘12Sabrina Rea ‘14Jocelyn Reardon ‘11Tamara Renzi ‘11Marsha Cash Reponen ‘72Nancy Wegmann Riffle ‘70 Debbie Hunter Ritschel ‘64Ashley Roberson ‘13Monica Flores Roman ‘99, BOTKacie Harris Roon ‘99Patricia Zimmerman Saienni ‘94 Nicole Salvador ‘11Maia Samerjan ‘13Kathleen Villarruel Schneider ‘80 Marissa Seanez ‘13Cassie Shima ‘14Monica Tinker Shima ‘82, P‘09, P‘14Alexandra Shoji ‘11Kelly Shunn ‘11Hayley Spyksma ‘14Donna Starkey Rueda ‘76 Connie Sweeney ‘65 Ellen Hartfield Tan ‘65Alyssa Tapia ‘11Koko Tavera ‘12 Carol Thiele ‘69 Michele Petersen Tilton ‘87Natalie Joy Tochilin ‘74Terry Merlo Traver ‘65Emily Tree ‘14Jordan Turner ‘10Nicolette Tuscany ‘14Taylor Valenzuela ‘14Gabriela Vasquez ‘11Lynne Velling ‘67Cathy Fowler Venegoni ‘65Ileana Vior ‘13Karen Secchi Wagner ‘66Susan Emerson Wallace ‘84, P‘17 Sue Collins Waltermeyer ‘80Lori Whalen ‘92Lisa Patt Whan ‘76Pamela Anicich White ‘68Jacquelyn Linden Whitenack ‘73Summer Douglass Williams ‘95, StaffMackenzie Winslow ‘12Adrienne Speyer Wittenberg ‘89Cleo Wong ‘13Denise Beanes Yribarren ‘68

Board of TrusteesPatrick Bowler, Jr. Kathryn Clare, IHM Richard Enderlin P’07Ken Farfsing P’00 Monica Flores Roman ‘99

Ann Gillick, StaffMarjorie Hanna Fr. Michael Higgins, CP, BOTTom Janzen P’09, P’11, P’13Kathleen Wright LeRoy ‘68 Julie Lopez P’11, P’16Raymond Mattes, IHM Jennifer Ramirez

Faculty and StaffJose Alcaraz P’00Suzy Ares-Gonzalez ‘93, P’17Monica Barsever Lee Ann BechtholdSue Behrens ‘78Ken BerryAndrea Bertollini ‘91 Sandy BoganCynthia Cales P’12 Eileen CameronSusana Capra ‘04Matthew Carrillo-Vincent Lisa Edwards P’14Julia Fanara P’01, P’03, P’05 Wendy Finch-BurkEileen Garabedian Ann Gillick, StaffCam Werley-Gonzales Liz GraceMichelle Gray Katharine Guerrero Hoku Janbazian Maria Jones P’11

Tim Lewis Nina Lopez Jacqueline LuceroSara McCarthy ‘05 Cindy McLoughlin P’06, P’09Kenneth Merchant Lisa Primero-Solano Jose Santana Mike SifterCarla TomasoDenise TymonPhyllis Vandeventer Summer Douglass Williams ‘95, Staff

FriendsAlverno Parents’ AssociationClass of 2014 Mary Fitzpatrick Friends of the Sierra Madre Library Immaculate Heart Community Nicole LealLaurene LopezMichael and Jacqueline MoncayoMr. Deli Catering Harry OlivarPasadena PlayhouseRotary Club of Sierra Madre Gene and Carol Ruckh The Habit RestaurantVicious Dogs

Parents Alex and Paula Aghajanian P‘16Roberto and Diana Albelo P‘15Jose Alcaraz P‘00Gary Allen and Susan Woolley Allen P‘15Jodie Chang Allen P‘14


“I’ve been blessed to receive a great education through the generosity of the Alverno family. I’ve been able to be part of amazing programs and classes that otherwise would not have been accessible to me. Because of the wonderful opportunities given to me by this amazing school, I find it important to always give back to Alverno. I do my best to participate, to fundraise, to promote, and to make sure our school continues to be a place where young women are empowered and valued.”

Katia Jauregui, ASU President, Class of 2015


“I give to Alverno because I want to be a part of ensuring that this excellent Catholic education is available to all girls.”

Jennifer Ramirez Board Member


“The ages from 14-18 are a critical stage of development for all teenagers, especially young women. Alverno is particularly adept at navigating that journey and taking young, terrified adolescent girls and transforming them into confident, mature articulate young women.”

Richard Enderlin and Grace O’Brien Board Member and Parents of Shannon O’Brien ’07


“I give to Alverno, because I want today’s students to have the same well rounded experience I did.”

Lauren Capoccia Class of 2001

Martin and Carolina Alvarez P‘12David and Susan Andres P‘16Isabel Archuleta P‘08Peter and Cathy Arkley P‘13Javier and Sofia Avitia P‘15Jeff and Rebecca Hernandez-Barber ‘80,

P‘13, P‘15, P‘16Ernesto and Mary Baro P‘17Lawrence and Neri Barretta P‘14Edwin and Vivian Barzallo P‘14, P‘17John and Joy Beaty P‘17Mr. and Mrs. Blinco P‘79John and Denise Bosak P‘17Timothy and Rosemary Boubion P‘15David & Aurora Bouvet P‘99Mary Pat Brandmeyer P‘14Kent T. Brandmeyer P‘14Paul and Cynthia Cales P‘12Rocio Campos P‘16John and Marta Capoccia P‘01Joe and Amy Carrillo P‘17Diane Carmenate P‘16Gabriel and Terri Castillo P‘17Michael and Deon Cavender P‘15

Victoria Cerda P‘09Laura Chambers P‘17William and Tonya Cheng P‘17Michael and Valerie Costantino P‘17Jason and Kym Cox P‘16Sandra Cramer-Mason P‘14Linda Crawford P‘05Gian and Theresa Burghardt Cristi ‘83, P‘13, P‘16 Stephen and Kathleen Curren P‘17, P‘18Matthew and Mariana Dalany P‘14Alfred and Elizabeth De La Cruz P‘14Ruben and Shirley Delgado P‘17Raul and Juana Solis Diaz P‘14, P‘16Simon and Kyoko Dominguez P‘16Joseph and Theresa Dowd P‘14Damon and Mara Dragos P‘17Lisa Edwards P‘14Kate Emerson P‘17Richard and Grace O’Brien Enderlin P‘07 Kristin Estrada P‘14, P‘16Julia V. Fanara P‘01, P‘03, P‘05Ken and Rita Mercurio Farfsing ‘72, P‘00

Rene and Norma Flores P‘15Howard and Carolyn Fong P‘06Carlos and Sylvia Galdamez P‘17Angel and Diana Ganivet P‘16Dalia Garduno P‘16John and Yolanda Gerardo P‘16Michael and Gloria Glassick P‘16Juan and Ruby Vera Godinez ‘87, P‘17 Fernando and Carolina Gomez P‘16Marco Gonzales and Jill Saurenman P‘15Anthony and Teresa Alvarado Goss ‘82, P‘16Manal Haider P‘16Bob and Jeanette Hanna P‘17Todd and Lynda Harris P‘15Alvaro and Lilian Hernandez P‘15Jay and Lu Hersey P‘16Karen Higuera P‘11Ralph and Karen Hirschmann P‘15Kathleen Johnston Holtsnider ‘64, P‘93Matt and Gwen Hourihan P‘16Greg and Jackie Howorth P‘17Michael and Maureen Huckler P‘17 Tom and Kari Janzen P‘09, P‘11, P‘13Monica Johnson P‘17Clyde and Diane Eckels Johnson ‘86, P‘17John and Maria Jones P‘11

Barbara Dorazio Kaiser ‘65, P‘93, P‘96Patrick and Meg Kearns P‘14Russ Kislow P‘17Andy and Christy Lam P‘15Vivian Landis P‘14, P‘17Therese and William Emme Lauerman ‘73, P‘09Ron and Sandra Lee P‘15San Ho and Sip Lai Kuen Lee P‘16Oscar and Rosa Leong P‘17Efendi and Michelle Lianto P‘17Elyse Speyer Longo P‘89Judith Lopez P‘15Teresa Lopez P‘14Michael and Julie Lopez P‘11, P‘16Octavio Lopez P‘16Matthew and Audrey Luchetta P‘16

Lotus and Carlos Estrada Lui P‘14, P‘15David and Brenda Luna P‘14, P‘17Nabil and Zeina Maalouf P‘15William Mace P‘14John and Alexia Prokop Madigan ‘86, P‘16Jeanette Marks P‘15Cliff Marlowe P‘05Ernesto and Maria Martin P‘06Ricardo and Edwina Romero Martinez P‘16Steven & Suzette Mason P‘98, P ‘00Robin and James McCarthy P‘05Gerard and D. Claire McLiam P‘14Cindy McLoughlin P‘06, P‘09Christopher and Melissa Mead P‘17

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“Giving to Alverno is a way to express our gratitude for our daughter’s Alverno education. We want to be part of continuing the legacy for the benefit of the girls today and in the future. Alverno’s impact is long-term and deserves our long-term support.”

Amira Al-Sarraf Board Member and Parent of Safiya ’10

Rick and Martha Medina P‘16Junxiong and Ming Mo P‘17Milton and Sylvia Molina P‘15Thomas and Lisette Moreno P‘17Ruben and Gilda Munoz P‘17Felipe and Ricarda Nava P‘16Robert and Antonia Navarro P‘94Frank and Betty Nguyen P‘15Barbara Nitzel P‘97Maureen Scott Orozco P‘15Jesse and Evelia Ortiz P‘05Carlos and Leticia Palomino P‘15Rafael and Christine Pando P‘16Leilanie Panyawai P‘05, P‘09, P‘14Jose and Gabriela Pavon P‘17Roy and Dorothy Peterson P‘15Victor and Nelly Pintado P‘14Alfredo Prado P‘15Hellen Qui P‘17Marisol Quintero P‘16Kirk and Lisa Rabb P‘17Daniel and Sonia Calleros Ramirez P‘16Christopher and Heather Ramirez P‘16Robert and Deborah Rea P‘14John and Wendy Rebollo P‘14, P‘18Cruz and Mylene Dela Rosa Rivas P‘15John and Kerry Robinson P‘15Tracy Robinson P‘17, P‘18Rueben Fuentes Joseph and Sofia Rodriguez P‘17Sean and Kimberly Rodriguez P‘15Stanley Ross P‘08Mario and Maria Rueda P‘14Guillermo Santucci P‘15Lee and Joan Scott P‘17Antonio and Debbie Seanez P‘03, P‘13Fred and Allie Selayandia P‘16Will and Monica Tinker Shima ‘82, P‘09, P‘14 Michael and Ina Shunn P‘11

Christopher and Mary Ann Siess P‘17Robert and Sarah Spyksma P‘14Michael and Sandra Stein P‘09, P‘11Lisa Storlie P‘09, P‘15Lian Wang and Quan Sun P‘16Vince and Karen Taix P‘16 Lisa Thayer P‘16

YiLi and Jun Feng Su Tian P‘16Sergio and Susana Torres P‘16Edward and Kathy Tree P‘14Tony and Olivia Tringale P‘06Tiffany and Carole Walker Tuscany P‘14Zoe Uttley-Scherer P‘16Peter and Janet Vagenas P‘15Joe and Christine Valenzuela P‘08, P‘14Bonnie Valles P‘03John Vega P‘10Jose and Sonia Vega P‘15Gerald and Rhonda Villanueva P‘17Julie Villegas P‘17Greg and Susan Emerson Wallace ‘84, P‘17 Jane Warden P‘74, P‘78Karl and Geraldina Webster P‘17Erik and Cathy Winstanley P‘15, P‘16Warren and Penelope Wior P‘15Henry and Debra Yekikian P‘16Ebrahim and Misty Zandi P‘17David and Xochitl Zuniga P‘15

GrandparentsRebecca Ares GP’17Kenneth and Carmen Gee GP’15Barry and Judith Gold GP’16Joseph and Dee Wambaugh GP’15

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Adopt-a-Student$20,224

Sholarships*$16,388

Annual Giving$63,956

Foundation Grants$91,840

Alumnae Bricks$350

Adopt-a-PillarCampaign

$70,213

Student Fundraiser

$28,948

CorporateMatching Gifts

$2,645

Annual Gala$68,980

In-Kind Gifts

$6,473

Restricted$8,300

Current Parents$37,381

Alumnae$3,170

Friends$6,555

Grandparents$1,198

Board of Trustees$12,100

Faculty and Staff

$3,552

Amount ReceivedAnnual Giving Campaign

Board of Trustees (100% Participation) $ 12,100 Faculty & Staff (100% Participation) $ 3,552Parents $ 37,381Alumnae $ 3,170 Friends $ 6,555Grandparents $ 1,198

Foundation Grants* $ 91,840

Restricted GiftsAdopt-a-Student Campaign (Alumnae Campaign) $ 20,224Adopt-a-Pillar Campaign $ 70,213Technology $ 5,000Science $ 2,000Visual/Performing Arts $ 1,000Emergency Preparedness Plan (EPP) $ 300

Scholarships*Alumnae Scholarships $ 25Ann M. Gillick Scholarships $ 988Anonymous Scholarships $ 7,000Carrie Estelle Doheny Scholarships $ 32,000Jenise Ellis Memorial Scholarships $ 5,000Ron Hutson Memorial Scholarships $ 2,840Immaculate Heart Merit Scholarships $ 4,500Carol Laderer Memorial Scholarships $ 700George A. Mayr Scholarships $ 20,000Linda Reffner Scholarships $ 875Rose Hills Scholarships $ 30,000Frankie Russo Memorial Scholarships $ 100Speyer Memorial Scholarships $ 200Debra Ann Williamson Memorial Scholarships $ 4,000

Corporate Matching Gifts $ 2,645

In-Kind Gifts $ 6,473

Alumnae Bricks $ 350

APA Annual Fundraiser “An Evening in Paris” – Annual Gala $ 68,980

Student Annual Fundraiser** $ 28,948

TOTAL $ 378,317

2013-14 Annual Giving Campaign ($63,956 raised)

* This does not include foundation grants to scholarships or other restricted funds, which are listed separately under the foundations category.

This report was prepared with great care. However, despite our sincere efforts to avoid omissions or inaccuracies, we know they can occur. Please accept our heartfelt apologies for any errors and advise the Development Office of any corrections.

2013-14 Summary of Gifts

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* Statistics for foundation gifts that are restricted to scholarships and other specific funds may be listed under multiple categories, but are counted only once in the total.

** In keeping with our focus on Christian Service, 10% of the money earned from the student fundraiser was donated to a charity.

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2013 - 2014 Philanthropy Report Vice President/Gala Chair Christine Pando Treasurer Cathy Winstanley Service Hour Coordinator Kathy Tree Recording Secretary Ruby Godinez Communications