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Alverno High School 2014-15 Philanthropy Report

2015-16 Board of TrusteesKen Farfsing P’00, ChairAmira Al-Sarraf P’10Patrick Bowler, Jr. Kathryn Clare, IHMRichard Enderlin P’07Julia Fanara, Head of SchoolMonica Flores Roman ‘99Fr. Michael Higgins, CP Tom Janzen P’09, P’11, P’13Julie Dyer-Lopez P’11, P’16 Bridget Marshall ’64 Jennifer RamirezTerry Merlo Traver ’65

2015-16 Alverno Parents’ Association BoardDeon Cavender,

President Mary Ann Siess,

First Vice President Shelly Delgado,

Second Vice President Susana Torres,

Gala Chair Christine Pando,

TreasurerKathleen Samaniego,

Service Hour Coordinator Ruby Godinez,

Recording Secretary

MissionTo empower each young woman to be exactly the person she wants to be.

AcademicsIn 2015, 16 students were honored as AP Scholars by the College Board in recognition of their exceptional performance on the AP exams. These students (8 from the Class

of 2015 and 8 from the Class of 2016) were named AP Scholars, AP Scholars with Honor, AP Scholars with Distinction, and a National AP Scholar.

Sharing Our StoryWe invite you to learn more about Alverno as we share our story ….

In preparation for the 2015-16 school year, Alverno added six new classes to our academic program, including Speech and Debate, Forensic Science, Engineering, Comedy Sportz® (improvisation), AP Calculus BC, and AP U.S. Government.

Alverno offers 25 Advanced Placement and Honors

Courses in every subject with the exception of Theology.

Alverno is extremely proud to have: • 22studentmembersinourchapterofthe

National Honor Society (NHS). Members of NHS are active members in Alverno student government, campus organizations, athletic teams, and the visual and performing arts program, while maintaining impressive academic records. In fact, the average GPA of members of the NHS at Alverno is 4.25!

• 8membersoftheNationalArtHonorSociety(NAHS). NAHS recognizes students who show an incredible ability and interest in art.

• 4membersoftheNationalHonorSocietywhowere also recognized as National Hispanic Scholars by the College Board for their exceptional performance on the PSAT. These girls scored among the top 2.5% of Hispanic and Latino test takers in the region.

Alverno is fortunate to have a strong partnership with Caltech through a number of research programs in which our students have collaborated over the past several years, including the Summer Research Connection and the Solar Energy Activity Lab (SEAL). Recognizing the strength of Alverno’s growing STEM program and the commitment of our students, in 2015 our students were invited to join the Caltech Community Science Academy (CSA). In CSA, students work with mentors on state-of-the- art genetic laboratory methods to identify bacteria cultured from locations on campus, with equipment on loan from Caltech. CSA also includes students working with Caltech to help develop more scientific words in American Sign Language.

In support of our ecology program on campus, the Alverno AP Environmental Science class and Science Club have converted the reflecting pool in front of the Villa del Sol d’ Oro into an aquatic ecosystem. Hardy and tropical pond lilies have been planted and goldfish and mosquito fish were added to create a healthy pond with clear water. Alverno science students also completed two large aquaponics systems to help address the issue of water conservation and the local and global need for fresh and healthy food sources that are affordable. This impacts remote or impoverished communities who may have limited access to clean drinking water or fresh food. Alverno students have also created other projects, including native plant gardens, rain water diversion, water barrels, bat houses, and even birdbaths to create a native ecosystem to support local plant and animal life and to conserve water.

Notable Accomplishments for the

1 National Art Honor Society Member

Advanced Placement (AP) Scholars

11 Lifetime Members of the National Honor Society

3.5 Average Class GPA

$1.5 Million in Scholarships and Grants

100% College Acceptance

6 Science National Honor Society Members

8

16 Lifetime Members of the California

Scholarship Federation

Class of 2015

Alverno continues our wonderful tradition of a strong leadership program on campus, with more than 100 students being formally inaugurated into all branches of the government during the 2015-16 school year. These young women have been, and will continue to be, instrumental in the planning and execution of events and activities on campus.

Emily Lopez ‘16 and Cameron Martinez ‘16 were selected as 2016 Sierra Madre Rose Float Association Princesses. Emily and Cameron attended community and volunteer events within Sierra Madre before riding on Sierra Madre’s float in the 127th Rose Parade on January 1, 2016.

Natalie Hernandez-Barber ‘16, was named to the 2016 Pasadena Tournament of Roses Royal Court. Natalie has always been an active student at Alverno, serving as an Alverno Ambassador, working with Campus Ministry, and being a member of the volleyball, track, and basketball teams. She plans to study broadcasting and communications in college with the hopes of becoming a radio or television host. Natalie and the other members of the Royal Court will have attended over 125 community events by the end of January 2016. The most exciting of these events, though, was certainly riding in the 127th Rose Parade and enjoying the 102nd Rose Bowl Game on January 1, 2016. (FunFact:Natalie’smom,RebeccaHernandez’80,andsisters Sydney ’13 and Madison ‘15 are all Alverno alumnae!)

There is Royalty Among Us!

Leadership

Alverno produces two drama productions each year, including a Fall Play and a Spring Musical. This year, the Fall play was “Our Town... Our Story,”a reimagined version of“Our Town” in which cast members shared their own stories of tragedy and triumph with members of the audience during each show. The Spring Musical will be Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” and this production already promises to be one of the most entertaining shows in recent Alverno history!

Visual and Performing Arts

Prior to the start of the official athletic seasons, Campus Ministry hosts a “Blessing of the Jerseys” event for all our sports teams. The prayer service blesses not only the team and their jerseys for a successful season, but also offers a special blessing for the coaching staff, which currently includes four alumnae and one past parent.

AthleticsAlverno has teams in 6 CIF athletic sports,

including basketball, cross country, soccer,

softball, track and field, and volleyball.

The weekend event, which was planned around Alverno’s celebration of Founders’ Day, began with the dedication of the pillars installed along Michillinda Avenue, which was the first phase of the Master Plan. Pillar donors including alumnae, board members, and past and current parents came to campus to celebrate the completion of this exciting project.

The next day, members of the Alverno community were invited to take part in Alverno’s time-honored celebration of Founders’ Day on the Feast of St. Francis. Students and their families brought their pets to campus for a special Blessing of the Animals during Liturgy and later in the day, students had an opportunity to hear several young alumnae share their own stories about what Alverno has meant to them. Later that evening, a cocktail party was held in the Villa for the Alverno community in honor of Homecoming weekend.

The next morning, the current Alverno Varsity and JV volleyball teams took on more than 16 committed alumnae in an exciting volleyball match. Both teams played hard, but in the end the alumnae took the game!

Homecoming! In 2015, Alverno began a new tradition –

Each year, during the Christmas season, Alverno hosts our traditional Candlelight Celebration. Members of the Alverno community gather at the Villa to participate as everyone travels around the Villa for a living Nativity created by the students. As they process, the Alverno Choirs lead guests in Christmas carols before ending in front of the crèche with the living Nativity.

Christian Service/Campus Ministry

Alverno’s Campus Ministry program plans and organizes18Liturgies,PrayerServices,and Retreats each year.

In a true celebration of the Christmas spirit, this year the Alverno community came together to help adopt four different families for

Christmas through the Los Angeles Children’s Court and the Rowland Heights Family Resource Center. Each class level adopted a particular family and purchased items for the children and parents from their provided wish lists. In addition to the students, the faculty and staff joined in on this Advent Community Project, helping to make this Christmas holiday a memorable one for everyone.

Mary’s Day is an annual tradition at Alverno that takes place each May when we honor Our Blessed Mother during a special celebration. The day is marked by a Mary’s Day Liturgy and the Crowning of Mary, a well-established devotion in the Catholic Church. The celebration continues as students participate in various competitions throughout the day, including athletic competitions against the faculty and staff, dance routines, and performances that not only honor the meaning of Mary’s Day, but also represent Alverno’s mission and the campus-wide theme for the school year.

Alverno Inspires ServiceAt Alverno, we feel that the high school Christian service experience should not just be temporary, but, rather, should inspire our students to approach the rest of their lives with a dedication to serving the communities around them. We are always proud to hear about alumnae who continue to dedicate their time to community service after graduation, such as Julia Morreale ’11, who is currently working with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps at USC. While at the University of San Francisco, Julia participated in many community service opportunities, including the Erasmus Community, a year-long seminar exploring the relationships between ethics, service, and social justice that culminated in a two-week immersion experience serving marginalized communities in Thailand and Cambodia. We are honored to know that Alverno played a role in inspiring Julia to continue her service to others. In her own words, Julia shares, “I’m doing what I’m called to do and I am confident that I am on my way to becoming who I’ve always wanted to be because I didn’t treat service as a requirement. That’s not what it is; that’s not Alverno’s intention, to just make it another box to check. This is an invitation to investigation and to expand your comprehension of common injustices. This is an in-vitation to gather and engage in dialogue with others about what’s going on in our world. This is an invitation to be inspired and to discover your passion and what sets your heart on fire. This is your invitation to become the woman you want to be. So take it!”

The percentage of faculty members who have one or more advanced degrees in their field

Alverno Science Department Chair Suzanne Ares ’93 and P’17 was one of 15 teachers from across the United States who was selected for the Education Policy Initiative’s (EPI) Research and Education Fellowship taking place in April 2016 in Costa Rica. While in Costa Rica, Suzy will be taking an8-dayintensivecoursein EPI’s inquiry-based instructional methods through hands-on learning initiatives and field research in the area of Costa Rican Sea Turtle Ecology.

Faculty and Staff 12

The number of students for every

ONE teacher on campus, making the student- teacher ratio 12:1

The number of committed alumnae who have returned to Alverno to work, teach, and coach8

21The number of

dedicated faculty members at Alverno

96

Annual Giving CampaignDuring the 2014-15 school year, Alverno celebrated 100% participation from our Board of Trustees, 100% participation from our faculty and staff, and 98% participation from our current parents through donations to the Annual Giving Campaign, which raises unrestricted funds for the school!

Financial Aid and ScholarshipsDuring the 2014-15 school year, over $80,000 in Financial Aid was awarded to 17% of students at Alverno and over $312,000 in Scholarships was awarded to 34% of our students.

Alverno Improvement ProjectFollowing the completion of Phase I of the Master Plan (the installation of pillars and wrought iron fencing along Michillinda Avenue), the feedback Alverno received from our school community was that they would like to see us use our resources to update the existing facilities on campus before we moved on to any new building projects. With that in mind, the Alverno Improvement Project was created to serve as a “bridge” between Phase I and Phase II of the Master Plan.

Funded in part by our Annual Gala and the generosity of current and past parents, the Alverno Improvement Project has enabled us to: • Painttheexteriorof

the school • Updatethefrontoffice

with new paint, carpeting, and furniture

• Updateoursciencelabswith new counters and resurfaced cabinets, and the installation of new safety equipment

• Acquireequipmentandsoftware for our STEM program, including 20 iPads, a wireless classroom learning network for the Math Department, and a 3-D printer for the computer lab

• Installnewlandscapingacrossourcampus, including the planting of new trees and shrubbery in the areas around the cafeteria and behind the science classrooms

• Installagardenareawherethetenniscourtsused to be

• Updatethenorthwestsectionofourcampusandour school terrace with the installation of new trees, shrubbery, and plants

• Addoutdoordiningtablesandbenchestothe area around the cafeteria for use by the students during lunch

Campus Improvements

Planned GivingSara O’Gara ’64 made the decision to include Alverno in her estate plans with a bequest as a result of reflecting on how formative her high school experience was and how it influenced her life in many ways. “Recently, I revised my trust, which got me thinking not only about my family, but also about the institutions and causes that are important to me,” she said. “Alverno immediately came to mind as the life-formative experience that led to a satisfying career and a fulfilling personal life.”

Robin McCarthy P’05 has been a member of the Alverno community for many years and recently decided to add Alverno to her estate plans. When asked why she chose to make a bequest to Alverno, she shared, “Alverno holds a special place in my heart due to the many gifts they have given my daughter, Sara (Class of 2005), from a fine education and quality learning, to friendships and bonds built. The mission statement “to empower women” holds true for Sara and for that I am grateful!”

Debbie Lasham Schweiner ’73 hopes that through her gift, Alverno will continue to encourage young women to follow their dreams and live their lives making a difference doing what they are passionate about. “An all-girls education has many merits, but is rare now-a-days. By contributing to Alverno’s financial future, I am hoping the school will continue its tradition of empowering young women for many years to come.”

Campus Improvements

The Alverno Improvement Project inspired the renovation of the school library into an updated learning space which, at the urging of our school community, became a separate project that has expanded and broadened in scope and is now knownas the Learning Technology Center (LTC) Campaign.

The renovation of our school library into the Learning Technology Center will provide our students, as well as our school community at large, with wireless state-of-the-art technology, access to electronic libraries all over the country, a language lab, a soundproof meeting room for collaborative work, open spaces for quiet study,

and contemporary, lap-top friendly furniture. In addition, by promoting sustainability in all aspects of our project design and maximizing the connection with the natural outdoor beauty of Alverno’s campus, we will be able to respect and celebrate the library’s mid-century architecture, while also maximizing the flexibility and multi-purpose use of the space for a variety of school programs

Through the generosity of the Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation and the Alverno community, including a $10,000 “challenge gift” from a past parent, we have raised over $242,000 in grants, donations, and pledges to date. The Learning Technology Center is slated to open in the fall of 2016.

Grandparents’ and Special Friends’ DayJust in time to usher in the Thanksgiving holiday, Alverno celebrated our wonderful tradition of Grandparents’ and Special Friends’ Day. With over 115 special guests on campus, Alverno held a Thanksgiving Liturgy that encouraged students to give thanks for everything in their lives, including their grandparents. A special portion of the Liturgy was also dedicated to celebrating and remembering the grandparents who are no longer with us. The day culminated with the entire school community and their guests enjoying a Harvest Feast on the lawns north of the

Villa del Sol d’ Oro. The Feast, organized by the Sophomore class and Advancement Office, was the perfect way to honor the tradition of Thanksgiving and give everyone an opportunity to celebrate together as a

community. In addition to a Feast for our own school community that day, Alverno also shared our many blessings by delivering food items to Union Station Homeless Services for their annual Thanksgiving in the Park event.

Learning Technology Center (LTC)

In 1924, Dr. and Mrs. Barlow purchased the 13-acre property at 675 West Highland Avenue in Sierra Madre, which would eventually become the Villa del Sol d’ Oro. When the Barlows purchased the property, there was no way that they could have ever envisioned the film future their family home would have; yet, the property has long seemed to have a flair for the dramatic.

The property’s first owner, a widow, was reportedly a stage actress who lived in a small house on the expansive property before selling to the newly relocated Barlow Family. Seeking someone who could create the vision he wanted, Dr. Barlow sought out famed Pasadena architect Wallace Neff to design their residence. One of

the Barlows’ primary requests in creating the Villa del Sol d’ Oro was to create a visually appealing and enticing environment in which to entertain their famous Los Angeles friends. Swing music, big bands, and scenes similar to the Great Gatsby played out weekly on the terrace of the Villa.

When Dr. Barlow passed away in 1937, the glitz and glamour of the Villa del Sol d’ Oro disappeared. Mrs. Barlow entertained, but never on such a large scale again. When she sold the property to the Sisters of St. Francis in 1942, the once vibrant, glitzy, over-the-top, celebrity-filled home became one of solitude, piety, and prayer. For many years, the Villa lost its theatrical flair until the 1960s when the Sisters of St. Francis opened the property for filming.

Over the years, Alverno’s Villa del Sol d’ Oro has been given numerous opportunities to return

to the glitz and glamour of Hollywood with many movies, television shows, and music videos being filmed on the property. Today, the Villa continues to be available for film, television, and still shoots and serves as an integral part of daily life at Alverno.

Villa del Sol d’ Oro

Jaguars for LifeThree-quarters of our Seniors in the Class of 2016 participated in “Jaguars for Life” by donating $20.16 (in honor of their graduation year) to the Annual Giving Campaign as a demonstration of their commitment to philanthropy for their soon-to-be Alma Mater!

Alumnae Giving Back to Alverno

Mentoring Day In addition to the rigorous academic schedules that challenge students at Alverno, Juniors and Seniors must also consider their long-term goals as they begin the college application process and think about what their futures hold. To help support this process, each year a panel of alumnae return to Alverno to participate in our Mentoring Day. During this event, alumnae share information with students about their career experiences, the educational choices they made to support their career path, and some helpful hints about finding the career that is right for them. This is just one of the many ways that Alverno alumnae give back in support of their Alma Mater.

College Panel The thought of going off to college can be exciting, but also a little overwhelming for our graduating seniors and, for this reason, each year we ask a group of recently graduated alumnae to come back on campus and share their college experiences with our students. Questions during the panel session cover every topic from what classes to take and how to land an internship to how to survive dorm life and make the best of difficult roommates. Students have a chance to learn firsthand how to navigate the college process from young women who have a lot of wisdom to impart and are happy to share what they’ve learned with their “little sisters” at Alverno!

Alumna of the YearIn 2015, Terry Merlo Traver ’65 was presented with the “Alumna of the Year” award for her dedication to living the mission of Alverno High School through her commitment to her family, her volunteer efforts in the community, and her commitment to serving Alverno as a proud alumna and current member of the Board of Trustees.

Leadership GiftsVilla del Sol d’ Oro Circle (Gifts of $10,000 and above)Anonymous Alverno Parents’ AssociationJohn and Joy BeatyThe Carrie Estelle Doheny FoundationThe George H. Mayr FoundationRobert and Antonia Navarro P’94 The Rose Hills Foundation Mt. Alverno Circle (Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999)AnonymousImmaculate Heart Community (IHM)Michael and Julie Lopez P’11, P’16, BOTHarry Olivar Antonio and Debbie Seanez P’03, P’13Tom Zimmerman P’94

Immaculate Heart Community Circle(Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999)AnonymousKen and Rita Farfsing ’72, P’00, BOTRichard Enderlin and Grace O’Brien P’07, BOT

Franciscan Founders Circle (Gifts of $1,000- $2,499)AnonymousAlex and Paula Aghajanian P’16Steve Allen P’05Katherine Van Kuran Berkman ’67ShenpingDengandYuxiaZhangDengP’18Edison InternationalFilippo and Julia Fanara P’01, P’03, P’05, StaffYuan Cayla Fang P’11WaiManandChiaSaoFanFongP’18Donna GuerreroMarjorie HannaYuikeandSurungJiangHouP’18Ursula HymanWenlongandFangYangJiangP’18KaiandYalanXuLiP’18HongJianLiuandHuanMeiCheLuiP’18Mr. Deli CateringNorbertoandCleopatraOropezP’18Nancy Wegmann Riffle ’70Rotary Club of Sierra MadreXiao Tong Terry Merlo Traver ’65, BOTLovennaWang’88

St. Claire Circle(Gifts of $500 - $999)AnonymousGary Allen and Susan Woolley P’15Sermid and Amira Al-Sarraf P’10, BOTBank of America FoundationPatrick Bowler, Jr. BOT GinaBrileyP’18Ginger Brown Cabon ‘64 Rocio Campos P’16Gabriel and Terri Castillo P’17Laura Chambers P’17Wei-MingChenandZanShangChenP’18Kathryn Clare, IHM, BOTGianandTheresaBurghardtCristi‘83,P’13,P’16Simon and Kyoko Dominguez P’16eScrip Friends of the Sierra Madre Library Rene and Norma Flores P’15Bernie and Cindy Gaus GP’17Kenneth and Carmen Gee GP’15John and Yolanda Gerardo P’16ScottandMichelleGianoliP’18AnthonyandTeresaAlvaradoGoss’82,P’16AnanHamdanandCindyPavelkaP’18Bob and Jeanette Hanna P’17, P’19GerryandCarolHernandezP’18Alvaro and Lilian Hernandez P’15Jay and Lu Hersey P’16Jim HuangNancy Iredale ‘65

GiftsTom and Kari Janzen P’09, P’11, P’13, BOTSan Ho and Sip Lai Kuen Lee P’16KathleenWrightLeRoy’68WilliamandLeticiaLopezP’18Octavio Lopez P’16David and Brenda Luna P’14, P’17Raymond Alan Mattes, IHM Bridget Marshall ’64, BOTSara McCarthy ’05, Staff Linda McManus ‘71Rick and Martha Medina P’16Joe and Christina Mikuljan P’17Felipe and Ricarda Nava P’16Patricia Sanchez Pierce ‘77RobertandPatriciaProleP’18Monica Flores Roman ’99, BOTBarbara Mitchell Rose ‘77 Timothy and Jeannette Sermak-Proulx ’76, P’15Christopher and Mary Ann Siess P’17 HeeTaiandMinAhnHyangKimP’18Vince and Karen Taix P’16BarbaraThurnTamayo’86,P’15Target CorporationGeorge and Yvonne Tavera Alan and Vokouhi Unell P’12Jose and Sonia Vega P’15Wells Fargo FoundationCameron Werley-Gonzales, StaffErik and Cathy Winstanley P’15, P’16Warren and Penelope Wior P’15Ebrahim and Misty Zandi P’17

Barlow Circle (Gifts of $250 - $499) AnonymousRoberto and Diana Albelo P’15Ahmed Ali P’16David and Susan Andres ’P16JorgeandMariselaChavezAridaP’18Mario and Barbara Avila P’10, P’16Javier and Sofia Avitia P’15JeffBarberandRebeccaHernandez’80,

P’13, P’15, P’16 Ernesto and Mary Baro P’17Andrea Bertollini ’91Peter and Anna Biscan GP’17John and Denise Bosak P’17Timothy and Rosemary Boubion P’15Huston and Carol Carlyle P’97, P’99, P’02Diane Carmenate P’16JaimeandAngelicaCarranzaP’18JohnCharityandTheresaWooP’18Class of 1964Michael and Valerie Costantino P’17Ruben and Shirley Delgado P’17 Raul Diaz and Juana Solis P’14, P’16Damon and Mara Dragos P’17MargaritaDuctocP’18Kate Emerson P’17Kristin Estrada P’14, P’16Foothill Federal Credit UnionKirkandAntoinetteFysonP’18Angel and Diana Ganivet P’16JuanandRubyVeraGodinez’87,P’17Sean and Lori Hunter P’09ThorandMichelleGebhardtP’18JohnandAlexiaProkopMadigan’86,P’16BrettandDarleneNolanP’18Michael and Gloria Glassick P’16Barry and Judith Gold GP’16Marco Gonzales and Jill Saurenman P’15Tony and Patricia Gonzalez P’05, P’17Todd and Lynda Harris P’15Ralph and Karen Hirschmann P’15Greg and Jackie Howorth P’17

Immaculate Heart High SchoolMarisol Jauregui P’15ClydeandDianeEckelsJohnson’86,P’17Ruben Fuentes Joseph and Sofia Rodriguez P’17Katherine Kaffer ’64Francois and Virgi Khonsari P’14, P’17Andy and Christy Lam P’15JulieLawson’87Ron and Sandra Lee P’15, P’19Efendi and Michelle Lianto P’17Judith Lopez P’15Matthew and Audrey Luchetta P’16Jeanette Marks P’15Robin McCarthy P’05Cindy McLoughlin P’06, P’09, StaffMilton and Sylvia Molina P’15Ruben and Gilda Munoz P’17Ann Nguyen ’94Frank and Betty Nguyen P’15ZsoltandBarbaraOberhammerP’18Katherine Zimmerman O’Dell ’94Carlos and Leticia Palomino P’15Rafael and Christine Pando P’16Jose and Gabriela Pavon P’17CarolPerezP’18

Restricted GiftsAdopt-a-Student CampaignAnonymous Ginger Brown Cabon ’64Sandra Dorazio Coker ’64 Anna Bendarzewski Dobrzanski ’64Marsha Andersen Fenton ’64Meta Mondorf Holcomb ’64Katherine McIsaac Kaffer ’64Mary Jane Leary Klosterman ’64Patricia Elfelt Mahoney ’64A.J and J.I. Wikkeling Marotta P’10 Bridget Marshall ’64, BOTLinda McManus ’71Julie Dykzeul Neglia ’64Jneil Ludwick Nelson ’64Sara O’Gara ’64Eileen Higgins Richards ’64Susan Robustelli Shaheen ’64Catherine Steele ’04Nancy Traut Stegehuis ’64Liberata Toscano ’64Summer Douglass Williams ’95

Alfredo Prado P’15 AluizioandMariaPrataP’18Marisol Quintero P’16Prabhat and Candy Raina P’17Daniel Ramirez and Sonia Calleros P’16JohnRebolloandWendyBrambilaP’14,P’18John and Kerry Robinson P’15 Sean and Kimberly Rodriguez P’15EstebanandErikaSanchezP’18Guillermo Santucci P’15DominicandJoanneSciglianoP’18Lee and Joan Scott P’17YiLi and Jun Feng Su Tian P’16James Tiedeman and RosellaCusiTiedemanP’18

Lian Wang and Quan Sun P’16Carla Tomaso, FacultySergio and Susana Torres P’16Zoe Uttley-Scherer P’16Peter and Janet Vagenas P’15Gerald and Rhonda Villanueva P’17Miguel Vasquez and Jeanette Wambaugh P’15Karl and Geraldina Webster P’17Kris Yong Chen Wu P’17ShengWuandYingFengWuP’18Henry and Debra Yekikian P’16

Adopt-the-Library CampaignDiana McNicholas Acton ’72Jose Alcaraz P’00, StaffCarolynn Funk Alexander ’65Kathleen Albade Allen ’65Steve Allen P’05 Mary Ellen Toy Amber ’65IsabelArchuletaP’08Kristin Mackay Ausec ’65Suzanna White Barkawitz ’77Katherine Van Kuran Berkman ’67Andrea Bertollini ’91, StaffPeter and Anna Biscan GP’17Mary Collins Bitondo ’72Angela Terrazas Bohanec ’90Sandra Neff Bowerman ’79 Gregory and Georgina Brown GP’17Victor Bruno P’10 Robert and Antoinette Buckner P’07John and Marta Capoccia P’01Huston and Carol Carlyle P’97, P’99, P’02Suzanne Winslow Chandler ’66Kathryn Clare, IHM, BOTRonald and Jean Coleman P’95, P’99Linda Crawford P’05Marion Knebel Crouch ’69

Maureen Kelly Cupp ’75Patricia Burrows Diehl ’77Roy Douglass P’90, P’95, GP’10DulceRiveroDralle’78Richard Enderlin and Grace O’Brien P’07, BOTKen and Rita Mercurio Farfsing ’72, P’00, BOTFoothill Federal Credit UnionEvangelina Vasquez Gallardo ’90Bernie and Cindy Gaus GP’17Kenneth and Carmen Gee GP’15Parme Plancich Giuntini ’67Mary Niebler Goodrich ’70

IsilaSoteloOliver’78Linda Peters ’66Patricia Sanchez Pierce ’77Marilee Turnham Quady ’65Julie Rainwater ’75Malli and Elida Rao P’10 JulieReiz’80Nancy Wegmann Riffle ’70 Patricia Burke Rodriguez ’67Eileen Martin Roe ’76Barbara Mitchell Rose ’77Deborah Marshall Ross ’70David and Eileen Schmidt P’03KathleenVillarruelSchneider’80Christine Shaw ’92WillandMonicaTinkerShima’82,P’09,P’14Karen Praisler Smith ’67Elena Soto ’07SandraStarkey’78Mary Sullivan ’69 Patty Germain Sullivan ’75Ellen Hartfield Tan ’65Natalie Joy Tochilin ’74WendyMcAlisterTompkinsP’74,P’79,P’80Terry Merlo Traver ’65, BOTTony and Olivia Tringale P’06Alan and Vokouhi Unell P’12 PatriciaVanKoetsveld’82Peggy Dostalek VanKerckhoven ’77Lynne Velling ’67 AndreaMilliganWhite’87Beverly Widney GP’17Wanda and Wesley Wiercioch P’91Summer Douglass Williams ’95

SchooLaTarget CorporationTime Warner Employee Grant ProgramWells Fargo FoundationThe Carrie Estelle Doheny FoundationThe George H. Mayr FoundationThe Rose Hills Foundation

Friends of the VillaAMJ ConstructionAndrea Bertollini ’91, StaffPeter and Anna Biscan GP’17Cher Ann Boggs Culver ’93John and Kathy DriscollKen and Rita Mercurio Farfsing ’72, P’00, BOTEvangelina Vasquez Gallardo ’90Carol Winkler Handley ’67Marjorie HannaEllen Behrens Hoffman ’74 Mary Hopkins Polita Danahey Huff ’64Nancy Iredale ’65 Tom and Kari Janzen P’09, P’11, P’13, BOT James JensenBarbara Dorazio Kaiser ’65, P’93, P’96Clayton and LampmanBridget Marshall ’64, BOT Robin McCarthy P’05Cindy McLoughlin P’06, P’09, StaffAnnette Sneidmiller Patty Germain Sullivan ’75Topkids FoundationTerry Merlo Traver ’65, BOTAlan and Vokouhi Unell P’12

Restricted TechnologyRobert and Antonia Navarro P’94

Restricted Alumnae RelationsTerry Merlo Traver ’65, BOT

Linda Mezzanatto Gorman ’65Carol Winkler Handley ’67Marjorie HannaCecelia Antonucci Hay ’00Riana Hayes ’75Mary Connor Hedrick ’77Patricia Tache Heldreth ’64Corrine Tinucci Hiatt ’70JeffreyandMicheleLouapreHilland’78Anne Hodges ’65James and Lou Howorth GP’17Sean and Lori Hunter P’09Nancy Iredale ’65Dennis and Amelia Iwamoto P’10Margaret Jenkins ’69Mary Speyer Jensen ’65Barbara Dorazio Kaiser ’65, P’93, P’96Nancy Chase Kallenberger ’65LaraProudianKushner’98Marilyn Diemer LaBarre ’65Vivian Landis P’14, P17JulieLawson’87Patricia Lillywhite ’71Cheryl Wade Lingenfelter ’70Susan Lonergan ’76JohnandAlexiaProkopMadigan’86,P’16Teresa MagulaRobin McCarthy P’05Sara McCarthy ’05, Staff Cindy McLoughlin P’06, P’09, StaffJoseph and Mary Mikuljan GP’17Karen Chemlir Miller ’69Jeanette Manning Monosoff- Haley ’70Geraldine Montooth ’67Sheila Montooth ’70Paula Morreale ’05Angela Giammalva Nelson ’71Ann Nguyen ’94Barbara Nitzel P’97Maryanne Noonan ’69Katherine Zimmerman O’Dell ’94

Alumnae BricksGary Allen and Susan Woolley P’15 JanetScheuermanDelGrande’68ToddandLyndaHarrisP’15,P’18Patricia Tache Heldreth ’64SandraHenkels’83Ann Nguyen ’94Sean and Kimberly Rodriguez P’15Peter and Janet Vagenas P’15 ElviritaVera’81Erik and Cathy Winstanley P’15, P’16

Foundation and Corporate GiftsAnonymous Amazon Smile FoundationBank of America FoundationEdison InternationaleScrip

In-Kind GiftsAlex and Paula Aghajanian P’16Laura Chambers P’17Wei-MingChenandZanShangChenP’18Kate Emerson P’17Richard Enderlin and Grace O’Brien P’07, BOTDonna GuerreroMichael and Julie Lopez P’11, P16, BOTLori Berberian Pelentay ’79Liberata Toscano ’64

Matching GiftsBank of America FoundationEdison InternationalPG&E Corporation FoundationWells Fargo Foundation

Restricted Science GiftsEdison InternationalRotary Club of Sierra Madre

Restricted Visual/ Performing Arts GiftsJohn and Joy Beaty

Financial AidJohn and Joy BeatyAntonio and Debbie Seanez P’03, P’13

Scholarships Anonymous ScholarshipAnonymous Donor

Ann Gillick ScholarshipAlverno Parents’ Association

Carrie Estelle Doheny ScholarshipCarrie Estelle Doheny Foundation

Jenise Ellis Memorial Scholarhsip Harry Olivar

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

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

Rose Hills ScholarshipThe Rose Hills Foundation

Jack and Bunny Speyer ScholarshipElyseSpeyerLongoP’89AdrienneSpeyerWittenberg’89

IsilaSoteloOliver’78 In Memory of Sister Ruth Marie (1974-1978)Linda Peters ’66 In Honor of Graham P. ChynowethAlan and Vokouhi Unell P’12 In Honor of Alisa Unell ’12Lynne Velling ’67 In Honor of Gene J. VellingElviritaVera’81 In Loving Memory of My Mother, Vilma VarguezAndreaMilliganWhite’87 In Memory of Jan Garrigan ’84Beverly Widney GP’17 In Honor of Chloe Howorth ’17

Annual Gala – “An Evening at Rio Carnaval”Alexander Global Promotions LLCMichelle AlvaradoAlverno Class of 2015Alverno Class of 2016Alverno Class of 2017AlvernoClassof2018Angels BaseballaNoiseWithinBelle N’ Beau PhotographyAndrea Bertollini ’91Casa Del Reycatch twentyfourClaro’s Italian Market Creative Arts GroupDooney & BourkeEl Portal RestaurantEstee LauderFoothill Federal Credit UnionFriends of AlvernoFriends of SSF&PTony and Patricia GonzalezGreen Street RestaurantMarge HannaHard Rock CafeHearst Castle and

National Geographic TheaterHello Kitty MLB

Gifts In Honor and In MemoryKathleen Albade Allen ’65 In Memory of William F. AllenMary Ellen Toy Amber ’65 In Honor of Dorothy and Jack ToyKristin Mackay Ausec ’65 In Memory of Rosella MackayPeter and Anna Biscan GP’17 In Honor of Magdalena Mikuljan ’17Mary Collins Bitondo ’72 In Memory of Genevieve R. CollinsVictor Bruno P’10 In Memory of Mary E. Bruno ’89Suzanne Winslow Chandler ’66 In Honor of Sister CatherineLinda Crawford P’05 In Honor of Brittany Nichole Crawford ’05Roy Douglass P’90, P’95, GP’10 In Honor of Janel Douglass ’90 and

Summer Douglass ’95Evangelina Vasquez Gallardo ’90 In Honor of Leslie Vasquez Mary Niebler Goodrich ’70 In Memory of Sally Draska GeeMary Connor Hedrick ’77 In Memory of James and Patricia ConnorJeffreyandMicheleLouapreHilland’78 In Honor of My MotherPatricia Lillywhite ’71 In Honor of James and Carol LillywhiteTeresa Magula In Honor of Sabrina Hersey ’16Robin McCarthy P’05 In Honor of Sara McCarthy ’05Cindy McLoughlin P’06, P’09, Staff In Honor of Colleen ’06 and

Caroline ’09 McLoughlinAnn Nguyen ’94 In Memory of Sabriya Bakewell ’93Barbara Nitzel P’97 In Memory of Frankie Russo

I Love L.A.Immaculate Heart Community (IHM)Improv HollywoodIn-N-Out BurgerJostensKangolGloria Kolarik Krikorian TheatersL.A. Connection Comedy Club Los Angeles DodgersLos Gringos TacosMattelSara McCarthy ’05, Staff

Mia J. PhotographyMOCAMOCA The Museum Of Contemporary ArtNatural History MuseumNew York YankeesNorth Woods Inn RestaurantPacific Gateway ConcessionPasadena Ice Skating CenterPasadena Museum of HistoryPie ’N BurgerCharles PignoneBarbara PontecorvoRancho Cucamonga Quakes Baseball ClubRubio’s Fresh Mexican Grill Salon MotifSanta Anita ParkSavor The FlavorSierra Madre Pizza Co.Steiner Sports MemorabiliaThe Aghajanian FamilyThe Albelo FamilyThe Allen/Wooley FamilyThe Ares FamilyThe Arida FamilyThe Avitia FamilyThe Baro FamilyThe Barzallo FamilyThe Bosak FamilyThe Bottle ShopThe Brambila FamilyThe Briley FamilyThe Buccaneer LoungeThe Burns FamilyThe Campos FamilyThe Campos/Vasquez FamilyThe Carmenate FamilyThe Carranza FamilyThe Carrillo FamilyThe Cavender FamilyThe Chambers FamilyThe Chan/Ly FamilyThe Chen/Oropez FamilyThe Cheng FamilyThe Coscarelli FamilyThe Costantino FamilyThe Curren FamilyThe De La Rosa/Rivas FamilyThe Delgado FamilyThe Diaz/Solis FamilyThe Dominguez FamilyThe Dragos FamilyThe Ductoc/Gray FamilyThe Emerson FamilyThe Estrada/Delgadillo FamilyThe Farfsing FamilyThe Flores FamilyThe Fragoso FamilyThe Fuentes FamilyThe Fyson FamilyThe Galdamez FamilyThe Ganivet Family The Garcia/Raina FamilyThe Gebhardt Family The Gee/Zuniga FamilyThe Gerardo FamilyThe Gianoli FamilyThe Glassick Family

The Godinez FamilyThe Gold FamilyThe Goss FamilyThe Hamdan FamilyThe Harris FamilyThe Hat #4The Hernandez FamilyThe Hernandez-Barber FamilyThe Hersey FamilyThe Hirschmann FamilyThe Hourihan FamilyThe Howorth FamilyThe Huntington

The Prole FamilyThe Quintero FamilyThe Quizon FamilyThe Rabb FamilyThe Ramirez FamilyThe Rebollo FamilyThe Reel FamilyThe Robinson FamilyThe Rodriguez FamilyThe Romero/Martinez FamilyThe Samaniego FamilyThe Sanchez FamilyThe Sandoval/Wallace FamilyThe Saurenman FamilyThe Scigliano FamilyThe Scott FamilyThe Seanez FamilyThe Selayandia FamilyThe Sermak-Proulx FamilyThe Tavera FamilyThe Tiedeman FamilyThe Torres FamilyThe Unell FamilyThe Uttley-Scherer FamilyThe Vagenas FamilyThe Vasquez/Wambaugh FamilyThe Vega FamilyThe Villanueva FamilyThe Villegas FamilyThe Washington FamilyThe Webster Family The Winstanley FamilyThe Wior FamilyThe Wu Family

The Ice House Comedy ClubThe Jauregui Family The Johnson FamilyThe Joseph FamilyThe Khonsari FamilyThe Kislow FamilyThe Lam FamilyThe Landis FamilyThe Lauerman FamilyThe Lee FamilyThe Legaspi FamilyThe Leong FamilyThe Lianto FamilyThe Lindheimer FamilyThe Luchetta FamilyThe Luna FamilyThe Maalouf FamilyThe Madigan FamilyThe Marks FamilyThe Medina FamilyThe Melin FamilyThe Mercado FamilyThe Mercurio-Cutler FamilyThe Micale/Briley FamilyThe Michael and Julie Lopez FamilyThe Mikuljan FamilyThe Molina FamilyThe Moreno FamilyThe Mucino FamilyThe Munoz FamilyThe Nava FamilyThe New York YankeesThe Nolan FamilyThe Oberhammer FamilyThe Octavio Lopez FamilyThe Palomino FamilyThe Pando FamilyThe Pasadena Museum of California Art The Pasadena PlayhouseThe Pavon FamilyThe Prado FamilyThe Prata Family

The Yekikian FamilyThe Zandi FamilyDebbie TymonDenise Tymon, StaffWaterfordWaterworks Aquatics Eva Redos Woodsmall ’90Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center

AlumnaeMaha Abdallah ’11Diana McNicholas Acton ’72Miranda Akkari ’11Carolynn Funk Alexander ’65Kathleen Albade Allen ’65Mary Ellen Toy Amber ’65Camille Amurao ’12Omar and Suzy Ares-Gonzalez ’93Sahhara Assafiri ’11Kristin Mackay Ausec ’65Marina Banks ’12RebeccaHernandez’80,P’13,P’15,P’16Linda Daves Barker ’73Suzanna White Barkawitz ’77Genesis Barzallo ’14Veronica Beam ’13SueBehrens’78,StaffKatherine Van Kuran Berkman ’67Andrea Bertollini ’91, StaffMary Collins Bitondo ’72Angela Terrazas Bohanec ’90

Grace Chang ’14 Asia Chapa ’14 Class of 1964 Holly Coates ’12Sandra Dorazio Coker ’64Courtney Conte ’11Sarah Cramer-Mason ’14Ariel Cristi ’13TheresaBurghardtCristi’83,P’13,P’16Marion Knebel Crouch ’69Cher Ann Boggs Culver ’93Maureen Kelly Cup ’75Monica Boyer De Francisco ’95Deanna De La Cruz ’14JanetScheuermanDelGrande’68Daniella Delgadillo ’14Christina Diaz ’14Patricia Burrows Diehl ’77Anna Bendarzewski Dobrzanski ’64Reagan Dowd ’14 DulceRiveroDralle’78Andrea Escutia ’13Rita Mercurio Farfsing ’72, P’00Marsha Andersen Fenton ’64Lindsay Fisher ’13Annela Flores ’12Abigail Fong ’06Cynthia Vita Gallagher ’92 Evangelina Vasquez Gallardo ’90 Angelina Gerpe ’13 Lucy Gervais ’13 Parme Plancich Giuntini ’67RubyVeraGodinez’87,P’17Ashley Golangco ’13 Mary Niebler Goodrich ’70Linda Mezzanatto Gorman ’65TeresaAlvaradoGoss’82,P’16Karen Halim ’12 Carol Winkler Handley ’67Stephanie Hardin ’13 Micaela Harris ’15 Cecelia Antonucci Hay ’00Riana Hayes ’75Ashley Haylett ’13 Katherine Haysbert ’13 Mary Connor Hedrick ’77Patricia Tache Heldreth ’64

SandraHenkels’83Sydney Hernandez-Barber ’13Corrine Tinucci Hiatt ’70MicheleLouapreHilland’78Lauren Hirschmann ’15Anne Hodges ’65Ellen Behrens Hoffman ’74Meta Mondorf Holcomb ’64Polita Danahey Huff ’64Annalise Hull ’13 Yasmine Ibrahim ’12Nancy Iredale ’65Liliana Jacobs ’11Kelly Janzen ’11 Tracey Janzen ’13 Margaret Jenkins ’69Mary Speyer Jensen ’65DianeEckelsJohnson’86,P’17Rachel Jurasevich ’11Katherine McIsaac Kaffer ’64 Barbara Dorazio Kaiser ’65, P’93, P’96 Nancy Chase Kallenberger ’65Kali Kearns ’14 Mary Jane Leary Klosterman ’64LaraProudianKushner’98SarahKelsey’88Barbara Kennedy-Dalder ’67Marilyn Diemer LaBarre ’65Rachel Landis ’14 JulieLawson’87KathleenWrightLeRoy’68Patricia Lillywhite ’71

Donors

Sandra Neff Bowerman ’79Kalisha Boykin ’14Ginger Brown Cabon ’64Shasta Cales ’12 Susana Capra ’04 Mimi Capra ’11 Rachel Cavender ’14 Carolyn Chalfant ’12 Suzanne Winslow Chandler ’66

Cheryl Wade Lingenfelter ’70Susan Lonergan ’76Ashley Lopez ’11 Christina Lopez ’11 Samantha Lorey ’12 Daphne Lu ’11Audrey Luna ’13 Crystel Maalouf ’15Julia Mace ’14 Elisa Machon ’11 AlexiaProkopMadigan’86,P’16Patricia Elfelt Mahoney ’64Aliza Mariano ’12 Lindsey Marlowe ’05Bridget Marshall ’64, BOTAdrianna Martinez ’13 Sara McCarthy ’05, BOTMaeve McLiam ’14 Linda McManus ’71Madison Mennie ’13 Lauren Middleton ’11

Karen Chemlir Miller ’69Celina Minissian ’12 Jasmine Mithani ’12 Jeanette Manning Monosoff- Haley ’70Sheila Montooth ’70Geraldine Montooth ’67Paula Morreale ’05 Julia Morreale ’11 Desiree Munoz ’13 Julie Dykzeul Neglia ’64Jneil Ludwick Nelson ’64Angela Giammalva Nelson ’71Elizabeth Neumeyer ’13 Erica Nevarez ’11Ann Nguyen ’94 Nanette Plummer Noonan ’65Katherine Zimmerman O’Dell ’94Sarah O’Gara ’64Julianne Obedicen ’12 Yumi Okoso ’11 IsilaSoteloOliver’78Jessica Otte ’07 Alex Overstreet ’13 Theresa Panyawai ’14 Lori Berberian Pelentay ’79Linda Peters ’66CelineJohnsonPeterson’85Patricia Sanchez Pierce ’77Victoria Pintado ’14Marilee Turnham Quady ’65Karisha Quiogue ’11 Margaret Radford ’11Julie Rainwater ’75Reann Ramirez ’12

Sabrina Rea ’14 Jocelyn Reardon ’11 Arianna Reel ’96JulieReiz’80Tamara Renzi ’11 Eileen Higgins Richards ’64Nancy Wegmann Riffle ’70Ashley Roberson ’13 Patricia Burke Rodriguez ’67Eileen Martin Roe ’76Monica Flores Roman ’99, BOTBarbara Mitchell Rose ’77Deborah Marshall Ross ’70Nicole Salvador ’11 KathleenMcCloskeySamaniego’82Maia Samerjan ’13 KathleenVillarruelSchneider’80Christina Seanez ’03Jeannette Sermak-Proulx ’76Susan Robustelli Shaheen ’64Christine Shaw ’92Cassie Shima ’14 MonicaTinkerShima’82,P’09,P’14Alexandra Shoji ’11

Patty Germain Sullivan ’75BarbaraThurnTamayo’86Ellen Hartfield Tan ’65 Alyssa Tapia ’11Koko Tavera ’12 Natalie Joy Tochilin ’74 Liberata Toscano ’64Terry Merlo Traver ’65, BOT Emily Tree ’14 Nicolette Tuscany ’14 Taylor Valenzuela ’14 Gabriela Vasquez ’11 Ariana Vasquez ’15PatriciaVanKoetsveld’82Peggy Dostalek VanKerckhoven ’77Lynne Velling ’67 ElviritaVera’81Ileana Vior ’13 SusanEmersonWallace’84,P’17SuzanneStearnsWallace’81LovennaWang’88AndreaMilliganWhite’87Summer Douglass Williams ’95Mackenzie Winslow ’12Erika Winstanley ’15AdrienneSpeyerWittenberg’89Cleo Wong ’13

Current and Past Board of TrusteesAmira Al-Sarraf P’10Patrick Bowler, Jr. Kathryn Clare, IHM Richard Enderlin P’07 Ken Farfsing P’00 Marjorie HannaTom Janzen P’09, P’11, P’13Mary Speyer Jensen ’65KathleenWrightLeRoy’68Julie Lopez P’11, P’16Bridget Marshall ’64Raymond Mattes, IHMJennifer RamirezMonica Flores Roman ’99Terry Merlo Traver ’65AdrienneSpeyerWittenberg’89

Kelly Shunn ’11 Karen Praisler Smith ’67Elena Soto ’07Hayley Spyksma ’14 SandraStarkey’78Catherine Steele ’04Nancy Traut Stegehuis ’64Mary Sullivan ’69

Faculty and StaffJose Alcaraz P’00Suzy Ares-Gonzalez ’93, P’17Monica Barsever Lee Ann BechtholdSueBehrens’78Ken Berry Andrea Bertollini ’91Sandy BoganCynthia Cales P’12Eileen CameronSusana Capra ’04Lisa Edwards P’14 Julia Fanara P’01, P’03, P’05Wendy Finch-BurkEileen Garabedian Cam Werley-Gonzales Liz GraceMichelle GrayKatharine GuerreroHoku JanbazianCorrine JimenezMaria Jones P’11Tim Lewis P’19 Nina Lopez Jacqueline LuceroSara McCarthy ’05Cindy McLoughlin P’06, P’09Kenneth MerchantLisa Primero-Solano Jose SantanaMike SifterCarla TomasoDenise TymonPhyllis Vandeventer

FriendsJohn and Kathy DriscollFriends of the Sierra Madre LibraryImmaculate Heart High SchoolImmaculate Heart CommunityMr. Deli Catering Harry OlivarRotary Club of Sierra Madre

Current and Past Parents Alex and Paula Aghajanian P’16Sermid and Amira Al-Sarraf P’10, BOT Roberto and Diana Albelo P’15Jose Alcaraz P’00, StaffAhmed Ali P’16Gary Allen and Susan Woolley Allen P’15Steve Allen P’05Tanya Anchondo P’17

David and Susan Andres P’16IsabelArchuletaP’08Omar Gonzalez and Suzy Ares ’93, P’17, FacultyJorgeandMariselaChavezAridaP’18Mario and Barbara Avila P’10, P’16Javier and Sofia Avitia P’15JeffBarberandRebeccaHernandez’80,

P’13, P’15, P’16Ernesto and Mary Baro P’17Edwin and Vivian Barzallo P’14, P’17John and Joy BeatyJohn and Denise Bosak P’17Timothy and Rosemary Boubion P’15GinaBrileyP’18Victor Bruno P’10 Robert and Antoinette Buckner P’07MichaelandMaureenBurnsP’18Paul and Cynthia Cales P’12, FacultyRocio Campos P’16John and Marta Capoccia P’01Joe and Amy Carrillo P’17Huston and Carol Carlyle P’97, P’99, P’02Diane Carmenate P’16JaimeandAngelicaCarranzaP’18Gabriel and Terri Castillo P’17Michael and Deon Cavender P’15

Filippo and Julia V. Fanara P’01, P’03, P’05, StaffYuan Cayla Fang P’11Ken and Rita Mercurio Farfsing ’72, P’00 Rene and Norma Flores P’15WaiManandChiaSaoFanFongP’18Gene and Patrice Franklin P’12KirkandAntoinetteFysonP’18Carlos and Sylvia Galdamez P’17Angel and Diana Ganivet P’16Dalia Garduno P’16ThorandMichelleGebhardtP’18John and Yolanda Gerardo P’16ScottandMichelleGianoliP’18Michael and Gloria Glassick P’16JuanandRubyVeraGodinez’87,P’17Marco Gonzales and Jill Saurenman P’15Tony and Patricia Gonzalez P’05, P’17AnthonyandTeresaAlvaradoGoss’82,P’16AnanHamdanandCindyPavelkaP’18Bob and Jeanette Hanna P’17Todd and Lynda Harris P’15Alvaro and Lilian Hernandez P’15GerryandCarolHernandezP’18Jay and Lu Hersey P’16Karen Higuera P’11Ralph and Karen Hirschmann P’15

Laura Chambers P’17JohnCharityandTheresaWooP’18LiangdongChenandHaixiaWuChenP’18Wei-MingChenandZanShangChenP’18William Cheng P’17Ronald and Jean Coleman P’95, P’99FrankandDianeCoscarelliP’18Michael and Valerie Costantino P’17Jason and Kym Cox P’16Linda Crawford P’05GianandTheresaBurghardtCristi’83,P’13,P’16StephenandKathleenCurrenP’17,P’18Ruben and Shirley Delgado P’17ShenpingDengandYuxiaZhangDengP’18Raul Diaz and Juana Solis P’14, P’16Simon and Kyoko Dominguez P’16Damon and Mara Dragos P’17, P’19MargaritaDuctocP’18Lisa Edwards P’14Kate Emerson P’17Richard and Grace O’Brien Enderlin P’07 Kristin Estrada P’14, P’16Yolanda Estrada P’15

YuikeandSurungJiangHouP’18Matt and Gwen Hourihan P’16Greg and Jackie Howorth P’17Sean and Lori Hunter P’09 Dennis and Amelia Iwamoto P’10Tom and Kari Janzen P’09, P’11, P’13, BOTMarisol Jauregui P’15WenlongandFangYangJiangP’18ClydeandDianeEckelsJohnson’86,P’17Monica Johnson P’17John and Maria Jones P’11, StaffBarbara Dorazio Kaiser ’65, P’93, P’96Francois and Virgi Khonsari P’14, P’17HeeTaiandMinAhnHyangKimP’18Lisa Kirk P’17Russ Kislow P’17Andy and Christy Lam P’15Vivian Landis P’14, P’17Ron and Sandra Lee P’15, P’19San Ho and Sip Lai Kuen Lee P’16Oscar and Rosa Leong P’17KaiandYalanXuLiP’18Efendi and Michelle Lianto P’17

Guillermo Santucci P’15David and Eileen Schmidt P’03DominicandJoanneSciglianoP’18Lee and Joan Scott P’17Antonio and Debbie Seanez P’03, P’13Fred and Allie Selayandia P’16Timothy and Jeannette Sermak-Proulx ’76, P’15WillandMonicaTinkerShima’82,P’09,P’14Christopher and Mary Ann Siess P’17Lian Wang and Quan Sun P’16Vince and Karen Taix P’16BarbaraThurnTamayo’86,P’15Lisa Thayer P’16YiLi and Jun Feng Su Tian P’16James Tiedeman and RosellaCusiTiedemanP’18CharlesandThelmaTinkerP’82WendyMcAlisterTompkinsP’74,P’79,P’80Sergio and Susana Torres P’16Tony and Olivia Tringale P’06Alan and Vokouhi Unell P’12Zoe Uttley-Scherer P’16Peter and Janet Vagenas P’15Jeanette Wambaugh and Miguel Vasquez P’15Jose and Sonia Vega P’15

Gerald and Rhonda Villanueva P’17Julie Villegas P’17GregandSusanEmersonWallace’84,P’17AlfonsoandNadineWashingtonP’18Karl and Geraldina Webster P’17Wanda and Wesley Wiercioch P’91 Erik and Cathy Winstanley P’15, P’16Warren and Penelope Wior P’15Kris Yong Chen Wu P’17ShengWuandYingFengWuP’18Henry and Debra Yekikian P’16Ebrahim and Misty Zandi P’17Tom Zimmerman P’94David and Xochitl Zuniga P’15

GrandparentsPeter and Anna Biscan GP’17Gregory and Georgina Brown GP’17Roy Douglass P’90, P’95, GP’10Bernie and Cindy Gaus GP’17Kenneth and Carmen Gee GP’15Barry and Judith Gold GP’16James and Lou Howorth GP’17Joseph and Mary Mikuljan GP’17Beverly Widney GP’17

ElyseSpeyerLongoP’89Judith Lopez P’15Michael and Julie Lopez P’11, P’16, BOTOctavio Lopez P’16WilliamandLeticiaLopezP’18Mathew and Audrey Luchetta P’16HongJianLiuandHuanMeiCheLuiP’18David and Brenda Luna P’14, P’17Nabil and Zeina Maalouf P’15JohnandAlexiaProkopMadigan’86,P’16Jeanette Marks P’15Cliff Marlowe P’05A.J and J.I. Wikkeling Marotta P’10 Ernesto and Maria Martin P’06Robin McCarthy P’05Cindy McLoughlin P’06, P’09, StaffRick and Martha Medina P’16RamonandMariaMelinP’18EnriqueandRosaMercadoP’18Joe and Christina Mikuljan 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’97BrettandDarleneNolanP’18ZsoltandBarbaraOberhammerP’18NorbertoandCleopatraOropezP’18Carlos and Leticia Palomino P’15Rebeka Palomino P’04Rafael and Christine Pando P’16 Jose and Gabriela Pavon P’17CarolPerezP’18Alfredo Prado P’15AluizioandMariaPrataP’18RobertandPatriciaProleP’18Marisol Quintero P’16RogelioandReginaQuizonP’18Prabhat and Candy Raina P’17Christopher and Heather Ramirez P’16Daniel Ramirez and Sonia Calleros P’16Malli and Elida Rao P’10JohnRebolloandWendyBrambilaP’14,P’18AriannaReel’96,P’18Cruz Rivas and Mylene Dela Rosa P’15John and Kerry Robinson P’15TracyRobinsonP’17,P18Ruben Fuentes Joseph and Sofia Rodriguez P’17Sean and Kimberly Rodriguez P’15Edwina Romero P’16 George and Kathleen McCloskey Samaniego’82,P’18EstebanandErikaSanchezP’18

2014-15 Summary of Gifts Amount Received

Annual Giving Campaign* $ 103,158 Board of Trustees (100% participation) $ 15,685 Faculty & Staff (100% participation) $ 3,792 Current Parents (98% participation) $ 69,539 Alumnae $ 12,679 Friends $ 1,848 Grandparents $ 1,247

Foundation Grants** $ 98,500

Restricted Gifts Adopt-a-Student Campaign $ 2,730 Adopt-the-Library Campaign $ 14,010 Alumnae Relations $ 200 Financial Aid $ 13,150 Friends of the Villa $ 2,460 Visual/Performing Arts $ 4,000 Science $ 1,800 Technology $ 18,364

Scholarships APA Scholarships $ 2,000 Carrie Estelle Doheny Scholarships $ 32,000 Jenise Ellis Memorial Scholarships $ 5,000 Immaculate Heart Merit Scholarships $ 5,000 CarolLadererMemorialScholarships $ 850 George A. Mayr Scholarships $ 20,000 LindaReffnerScholarships $ 850 Rose Hills Scholarships $ 46,500 Speyer Memorial Scholarships $ 300

Corporate Gifts $ 3,399

In-Kind Gifts $ 7,445

Alumnae Bricks $ 1,150

APA Annual Fundraiser “AnEveningatRioCarnaval”–AnnualGala $ 84,996

Student Annual Fundraiser*** $ 29,465

TOTAL $ 399,658

* Annual Giving gifts may be listed under multiple categories, but are counted only once in the total.

** 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 is donated to charity.

2014-15 Annual Giving Campaign($103,158raised)

* The sum of the individual categories exceeds the actual total due to donors who are listed in more than one category.

2014-15 Summary of Gifts

* This does not include foundation grants for scholarships, 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 Advancement Office of any corrections.

Grandparents $1,247

Board of Trustees$15,685

Friends$1,848

Alumnae$12,679

Current Parents$69,539

Faculty & Staff$3,792

Annual Giving$103,158

Scholarships$14,000*Technology

$18,364Restricted

$6,000

Student Fundraiser

$29,465

Financial Aid$13,150

Adopt-a-Library$14,010

Adopt-a-Student$2,730

Friends of the Villa

$2,460

Annual Gala$84,996

In-Kind$7,445

Foundations$98,500

Corporate$3,399

AlumnaeBricks$1,150

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