The school that works!

Annual Report 2009-2010

Catholic, College and Career PreparatorySan Miguel High School

San Miguel students have made a choice about their path in life...they are choosing education as their means to overcome hardship.

their dreams.And our students have responded to this support with a magnificent

achievement: 100 percent graduated; 100 percent were accepted into college and have ongoing success. They have become our current students’ role models.

Our committed staff and teachers work morning to night and beyond to provide what our students need. To them, it is truly a ministry.

My first year at San Miguel has been incredible as I watch our community consistently give time, talent and treasures to allow our students the opportunity to succeed. I am truly awe-inspired. We are grateful for your generosity and thank you for your commitment to education.

Blessings,

Leslie Shultz-Crist, President, San Miguel High School

I’m very excited by what our community has achieved this year. The incredible generosity of Angel Charity for Children, Jim and Vicki Click, the Click Family Foundation and many other generous donors will allow us to pay off our mortgage about 10 months ahead of schedule. Their commitment says how deeply they care about the children in our community.

Our Corporate Internship Program partners have been tremendous in this economy. Some have stayed with us when their own businesses experienced a downturn. We have so many renewing and new partners. These partnerships and gifts add so much beyond finances. They encourage our students and let them see that people in our community believe in them and are willing to come forward to help them achieve

TOGETHER WE GIVE OUR STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO SUCCEED

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Pictured with Rev. John P. Foley, S.J., founder of the Cristo Rey Network, are San Miguel students (l-r) Arcenio Trujillo, Gabriella Per-alta, San Miguel President, Leslie Shultz-Crist and Maria Vindiola.

Leslie Shultz-CristSan Miguel High School President

Students learn job skills and develop relationships with professionals who serve as mentors

315 San Miguel students held jobs

in different industries15

89%of students received an ‘outstanding’ or ‘good’ on their overall year-end job evaluations

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Advanced Ceramics ManufacturingAmerican Cancer SocietyAngel Children’s CenterArizona Daily StarArizona State MuseumArts for All FoundationBank of the WestBig Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson (sponsored by Alcoa)BlueCross BlueShield of ArizonaCaid IndustriesCarondelet Health NetworkCasa de Los NiñosCatholic Community ServicesChicanos Por La CausaCity of TucsonCommerce Bank of ArizonaCommunity Foundation for So. ArizonaCrest Insurance Group, LLCDiocese of TucsonDrs. Donovan, Grob & Kacer, OrthoPros, PLLCEl Rio Birth and Women’s CenterEl Rio Community Health CenterEmerge!Every Voice in Action FoundationFreeport-McMoRan Copper & GoldGoodwill IndustriesHabitat for HumanityHSL PropertiesHughes Federal Credit UnionImago Dei Middle SchoolJim Click Automotive TeamJuvenile Diabetes Research FoundationKeegan, Linscott & Kenon, PCLa Frontera Center, Inc.Lewis and Roca L.L.P.March of DimesMetropolitan Water DistrictNational Bank of ArizonaNature ConservancyOld Pueblo Anesthesia

OUR CIP PARTNERS MAKE SAN MIGUEL A SCHOOL THAT WORKS

Corporate Internship Program2009-2010 Partners

Old Pueblo Community ServicesOTEK CorporationPeak ManagementPerfection Plastic SurgeryPima Community CollegePima County – Community Services (SER)Pima Heart PhysiciansPrecision Toyota of TucsonPrimavera FoundationQuik Mart StoresRadiology Ltd.Rosemont CopperRoyal Automotive GroupScientific Technologies CorporationSkin SpectrumSnell & Wilmer L.L.P.Southern Arizona VA Health Care SystemsSt. Ambrose SchoolSt. Elizabeth’s Health CenterSt. Mary’s Managed Pharmacy ProgramsSun TranTexas InstrumentsTucson Children’s Museum (sponsored by Raytheon)Tucson Clean & BeautifulTucson Electric PowerTucson Hispanic Chamber of CommerceTucson Indian Center (Desert Diamond Casino, partial sponsor)Tucson Museum of ArtTucson Old Pueblo Credit UnionTucson Urban LeagueUnited Way of TucsonUniversal Avionics Systems CorporationUniversity Medical CenterUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of Arizona AthleticsUniversity of Arizona BookstoresUniversity Physicians Healthcare, Inc.YMCA of Southern ArizonaYWCA of TucsonZanes Law

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San Miguel students held jobs

in different industries

Many of our business partners hire San Miguel students to work through the summer. Our students’ workplace supervisors depend on them to accomplish the daily workload.

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Advanced Ceramics President, Steve Turcotte, is opening students’ eyes to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), fields that desperately need workers.

By exposing CIP students to the manufacturing of composites and composite materials for the aerospace industry, “we have instilled some interest in future careers in STEM fields,” Turcotte says.

The 16 students he’s sponsored have worked from filing financials to making the high-tech materials. He sees a lot of dedication, effort and talent. Turcotte has hired two graduates following their CIP assignments.

This program is a well run program. The schedules are clear and easy to read. The communication is very good between the administration and partners. It is evident that the students receive instruction and guidance prior to coming into the workplace.

“We get a chance to get a look and know (their) qualifications,” he says. “We knew exactly what we had.”

He says he participates in CIP because he values his “wonderful” education in Catholic schools and “strongly supports” San Miguel High School’s education philosophy that connects students with local companies.

“If they’re not exposed to different elements of the world, they’re never going to be interested in it.”

CIP PARTNERS LINK ACADEMIC AND CAREER GOALS

Business Partners Gain Valuable Assets: Great Employees

Advanced Ceramics President, Steve Turcotte, and sophomore, Gabriel Gallegos.

We LOVE being a partner and we LOVE having the students!

It’s amazing how well prepared the students are for the workplace.

Reyna is graduating, but I clicked the button to ‘assign to us again’ because she has been a joy to work with. We will miss her.

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MARCELA SUAREZ, CLASS OF 2011

Three times I have been thrown in dee p water. Each time I have emerged learning an important lesson.

I transferred from Rincon High to San Miguel halfway into my sophomore year. Little did I know the great benefits that would arise. Since I was a little girl I told my mom that I would graduate from a competitive university and that I was going to break the cycle and be a first generation college graduate. Leaving Rincon, leaving my friends and everything that I knew, made me more ambitious to achieve that goal. The journey to find out who I was wasn’t easy. Three times I have been thrown in deep water. Each time I have emerged learning an important lesson.

The briefest deep water dip happened when I was white river

rafting in Switzerland as part of the People to People ambassador program. The adrenaline and thrill made the four degree water bearable. That was, until I fell in.

I attempted to swim back to the raft as the currents swept me away. The water was so cold and it felt as though it was grinding the life out of my lungs. As much as I tried, I could not emerge from the water alone. Had it not been for my friend pulling me out, I do not know what would have happened. That day, life taught me one of its most important lessons. You cannot always find success on your own Sometimes you are going to need help and there’s nothing wrong with that.

In August 2009, San Miguel set me up for an unexpected learning experience; my second deep water experience. My internship at a molecular cardiovascular research lab at the University of Arizona forever changed my life. I was thrown into an environment where the stakes were high and where everyone spoke a different, scientific language that I did not understand. This experience not only taught me cell biology, but a

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There comes a time in everyone’s life when they must decide what they want for their future. I never thought my time would come so soon.

Three times I have been thrown in dee p water. Each time I have emerged learning an important lesson.

life lesson that I will never forget. My whole life I have been

confident. Placed into a lab with no experience and no knowledge, by far has been the most frustrating thing I have ever gone through, but by far my greatest achievement. Not being afraid to jump in head first and soaking up lab concepts and protocols, gave me the confidence that I now have.

The third experience, the deepest, darkest waters in which I have been swimming my entire life, has definitely been the hardest to overcome. Prospering in a society where drugs and alcohol are in abundance is the challenge I come face to face with every day. Fighting off peer pressure and staying true to myself is what I live for. Knowing that living in the moment and following my peers will lead to destruction, and knowing that messing up now will deteriorate my future, is what keeps me strong. Overcoming every impediment, every barrier that comes my way, is a reassurance that I am doing the right thing; that I am reaching my dreams and working for that diploma in my hand.

46seniors graduated in 2010100%

of the 2010 senior class graduated and were accepted to college

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San Miguel offers students a comprehensive co-curricular program that reinforces Catholic, Lasallian core principals and the ultimate goal that every student graduate from college and become a productive, caring and giving member of our society.

Available athletics include volleyball, soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, cross country, golf and cheer. Students may join organizations such as Praise Band, Campus Ministry, Lasallian Youth, Student Life, Student Ambassadors, Yearbook and Club Bahay Pag-asa. Through these organizations, members take part in both service and educational projects ranging from meal preparation for the homeless to food drives and social justice programs.

Students also enrolled in more than 25 summer programs on college campuses throughout the country. The goal of these programs is both learning and leadership, with preparation for the challenges students will face in college. At San Miguel, students are not asked if they want to go to college – rather, they are asked which college they wish to attend.

PREPARING STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE & LIFELONG COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP

Students serve, lead, play, study, worship, on road to success

✯LASALLIAN CORE PRINCIPLES

Respect for all PersonsWe honor and respect the dignity of all individuals.

Quality EducationWe engage in quality education together as students, staff and faculty, by thinking critically and examining our world in light of faith.

Inclusive CommunityWe celebrate diversity and welcome all members of our community.

Concern for the Poor and Social Justice

We are in solidarity with the poor and advocate for those suffering from injustices.

Faith in the Presence of GodWe believe in the living presence of God in our students, in our community and in our world.

“Being able to attend San Miguel is nothing short of amazing. I owe a lot to those who have helped me.” —Gary Allen, student

Statement of Activities, 2009-2010Source of Revenue Corporate Internship Program $ 1,190,640.65 Capital Gifts $ 1,355,255.16 Operation/Instruction gifts $ 480,635.88 Tuition Assistance $ 263,254.42 Tuition and fees $ 244,663.43

Expenditures Instruction/Student Activities $ 1,500,919.03 Administrative $ 382,545.17 Corporate Internship Program $ 366,307.15 Facilities & Transportation $ 273,045.85 Advancement $ 113,341.26 Capital $ 65.53

Net assets Beginning of year $12,880,747 End of year $12,861,234

An independent audit of San Miguel’s finances was performed at year end, June 30, 2010. For a copy of the complete audited financial statements, please contact Nicola Hartmann at 520.294.6403 ext. 1308.

Payments to Reduce Capital Debt $ 1,292,208

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2009-2010 Donors

De La Salle Circle$100,000 and upM/M Jim Click • The Click Family Foundation • The William & Mary Ross Foundation • Ms. Christine Toretti

Signum Fidei Circle$25,000 and upMs. Carol AuClair • M/M Terrence Caster • M/M Coleman Davis • Diocese of Tucson • Lasallian Education Fund • Marshall Foundation • Pascua Yaqui Tribe • The Pocono Foundation • M/M John Rowe • Tohono O’odham Gaming Enterprises • Ventana Charitable Foundation

Lasallian Circle$10,000 and upAnonymous • Alcoa Fastening Systems • Bank of the West • Benilde Religious International Trust • BlueCross BlueShield of Arizona • Citi Foundation • Esther Advised Fund • Richard Keiler & Tommilee Phillips • M/M Lawrence Lippert • M/M Allan Norville • M/M William Patient

Christian Brothers Circle$5,000 and upArizona Community Foundation • M/M Bill Assenmacher • Cox Charities • Dr. & Mrs. Peter Eichman • Ms. Kathy Orr & Mr. Peter Evans • Dr. & Mrs. Celestino Fernández • M/M James Kautz • Kitay Family Foundation • Krannawitter Scholarship Fund • James F. & Marion L. Miller Foundation • National Association of Secondary School Principals • Phoenix Suns • UniSource Energy Corporation

San Miguel Circle$1,000 and upAnonymous • Ancient Order of Hibernians • Arizona ESGR Committee • Brothers of the Christian Schools • The Catholic Foundation • Ms. Sharon Corcoran • Virginia Nevin Corcoran & Genevieve Nevin Charitable Fnd • M/M Clark Crist • Ms. Patricia Cracchiolo • Mr. Gerald Davies • Br. John Fairfax • Marian P. Gallin HS Sports • Ms. Lucia Guajardo • Inouye Family Foundation • M/M Burt Kinerk • Miss Anne Klick • Ms. Frederika Knuck • M/M Kenneth McNealy • Dr. & Mrs. Michael Parseghian • M/M Joe Pauletto • M/M Charles Pettis • Raytheon Matching Gifts for Education • San Xavier District of the Tohono O’Odham Nation • Spaulding Leadership Institute • St. Paul’s School • Sundt Foundation • Toshiba America Foundation • M/M William G. Valenzuela • Ms. Yvette Villamana

WE ACKNOWLEDGE WITH GRATITUDE ALL THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE EDUCATION AND FUTURES OF OUR STUDENTS

Donations reflect those made between 7/01/2009 and 6/30/2010. Every effort is made to create an accurate donor list. Please contact us with any errors.

Benilde Circle$500 and upMs. Susan Beesemyer • Mr. Adan Delgado • M/M Martin Fox • M/M John Germain • Mr. Harry George • M/M Scott Gordon • M/M Jorgen Hansen • Mr. John Heil • M/M Patrick Hoefner • M/M Darwin Isensee • M/M Stuart Johnson • La Salle High School • M/M Anthony Mulligan • M/M Paul Rocheford • The Evo-Ora DeConcini & Thu Family Foundation • M/M James Zarling

Friends CircleUp to $500M/M Richard Balsbaugh • Br. Ronald Bartusiak • M/M Jim Becker • M/M Michael Block • M/M John Brady • M/M Peter Brady • Ms. Bernice Brasfield • M/M John Brown • M/M Bill Burnison • Ms. Jacqueline Bush • M/M Saul Chaidez • Ms. Marites Calalang • Mr. James Coldwell • Ms. Cathy Coleman • M/M Stan Crist • M/M Phillip Davis • De La Salle Institute Provincialate • M/M Dino DeConcini • Mr. Peter Eisner • M/M Trygve Ekrom • Dr. & Mrs. Luis Esparza • Ms. Jeanne Fenn • Br. Dan Fenton • Sr. Judy Franz • Ms. Nancy Galdi • Global Distribution Solutions • Ms. Maria Guadalupe Gonzalez • M/M Athos Guillot • Ms. Marguerite Havlis • Ms. Lisa Hawkins • M/M Lewis Haynes • Ms. Sandra Heater • Ms. Traci Heinrich • Fr. James Hobert • Ms. Rizza Husband • M/M Daniel Keeley • Mr. Joseph Koutsky • Rev. Joseph Lavoie • Ms. Jessica Lazarus • M/M Daniel Leineweber • Ms. Maureen Mellor • Mr. Jerry Meyer • M/M John Midkiff, Jr • Mr. Larry Moskal & Ms. Cheryl Putnam • Ms. Judy Nagle • M/M Don Nickerson • M/M Paul O’Connor • M/M David O’Neil • M/M Ernesto Paz • Fr. Bernard Perkins • Ms. Mary Elizabeth Potts • Mr. Martin Quesada • M/M John Rafferty • Ms. Cathy Rankin • Raytheon Charitable Giving • Ms. Eleanor Regis • Ms. Janae Renteria • M/M Danny Reyes • Ms. Maria Rosales • San Miguel Brother Community • M/M Francis Sansone • Drs. John & Helen Schaefer • Dr. & Mrs. Maurice Sevigny • Ms. Edna Silva • Mr. Kenneth Sliva • Mr. Robert Smith • Ms. Trudi Sofias • Dr. Connie Steele • Ms. Sherie Steele • Ms. Karan Stewart • Ms. Dolores Strand • Target • Tocco Financial Services • Mr. Gabino Trejo • United Way of Tucson & Southern Arizona • M/M George Volk • M/M Charles Weleck • M/M Stephen Weleck • Ms. Ellie Werner • Wisconsin Energy Foundation Matching Gift • Br. Gregory Wright • Ms. Kim Zavatsky

In-Kind GivingArizona Daily Star • M/M Bill Assenmacher • Ms. Clementina Carlyle • Clear Channel Radio • Coronado National Forest • Ms. Patricia Cracchiolo • Ms. Charlotte Cushman • M/M Coleman Davis • Elle Wine Country Restaurant • Dr. & Mrs. Luis Esparza • Ft. Lowell Tennis Center • Ms. Valerie Garcia • Hilton El Conquistador Resort • Jimmy Jet Foundation • Mr. Richard Keiler & Ms. Tommilee Phillips • La Mariposa Fitness and Sports Resort • Mr. Allan Mardon • Ms. Mary Marner • Ms. Kay McLoughlin • M/M Gilbert Muñoz, Dr. & Mrs. Michael Parseghian • Prudential Overall Supply • The Stephen M. Gooter Foundation • Ms. Danielle Thu • Mr. Arcenio Trujillo • Tucson Country Club • Tucson Symphony Orchestra • USA Funds • University of Phoenix/Southern Arizona Campus • Walgreens • Ms. Katherine Wesolowski

Tax Credit OrganizationsCatholic Tuition Support Organization • Institute for Better Education • Arizona School Choice Trust

2009-2010 Donors

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Leslie Shultz-Crist with Angel Charity for Children Founder, Louise Thomas and Bill and Cheryl Cox, during the Angel Charity grant award announcement at San Miguel.

Ms. Armida Bubala • M/M Robert Buettner • Mr. William Buhs • Mr. Terrence Buino • M/M Jim Burke • Ms. Mary Burnett • M/M Richard Burns • Mr. Gerald Carbonari • M/M Armando Carlos • M/M Neill Casey • M/M Frank Cassidy • M/M Joe Castro • Mr. Rudy Castro • M/M John Cavanaugh • M/M Jack Challem • Ms. Theresa Cisler • M/M Douglas Clark • Ms. Rose Clemens-Williams • Ms. Kimberly Ann Clements & Mr. Stuart McKenzie, Jr • M/M Keith Connolly • Ms. Sharon Corcoran • M/M Leonard Coris • M/M Ben Coronado • Ms. Josefina Coss • Ms. Jannie Cox • M/M Eugene Coyle • M/M Paul Craven • M/M Clark Crist • M/M Michael Cusack • M/M Michael Cusick •

Mr. Eliot Dash • Mr. Marcus Dash • Mr. Jeffrey Dash • Mr. Gerald Davies • M/M Coleman Davis • Mr. Donald Davis & Ms. Diana Wheeler • M/M Peter Davis • M/M Bill Dean • M/M Dennis DeConcini • M/M Fiorino DiPaolo • Ms. Carmen Dolny • Sr. Barbara Donohue • Ms. Ann Marie Donohoe & Mr. Stephen Lasswell • Dr. & Mrs. Mark Donovan • Ms. Mary Torrey Dooms • M/M William Dresher • Mr. James Dumbauld & Dr. Jessica Byron • M/M William Durbin • Mr. Ted Earle & Ms. Gloria Alvillar • M/M Arnold Elias • M/M Arnold Elias • Mr. Michael Ellerson • M/M Charles Enderle • Dr. & Mrs. Luis Esparza • Ms. Cathy Esposito • M/M Raymond Estrada • M/M Daniel Fahey • Ms. Angelita Felix • Mr. Francis Fennerty • Dr. & Mrs. Celestino Fernández • M/M Jimmy

Fields • Ms. Mary Edna Figueroa • M/M Peter Filiatrault • Mr. Edward Fimbres • M/M James Finlen, Jr • M/M Paul Finnegan • Mr. Thomas Firth • Ms. Elsie Fischer • M/M Joel Fisher • M/M James Fitzsimmons • Ms. Kathryn Fleming • M/M David Flieger • Ms. Marty Frailey • Mr. Jack Francisco • M/M Gilbert Freese • Fr. Robert Fuller • M/M Laurence Fusselman •

Corporate Tax Credit SupportersBank of Tucson • Dataforth • DML, Inc. • Shamrock Foods • Southwest Gas • Tucson Electric Power

CTSO SupportersM/M Frederick Acosta • Mr. Jay Adler • Mr. Stephen Algeo & Ms. Rosellen Cecil • Ms. Mary Helen Allison • M/M Eric Anderson • Ms. Judy Anderson • Mr. Forrest Arnold • M/M Robert Arnold • M/M Bill Assenmacher • M/M John Atkielski • M/M Stephen Auslander • Ms. Jane Austin • Ms. Rosemary Bacon • M/M Frederick Bader • M/M Steven Banzhaf • Ms. Henrietta Barassi • Mr. John Barkley • Ms. Belinda Barrington & Mr. Andres Acedo del Olmo • Ms. Louise Bator & Mr. Laurens Halsey • M/M Richard Baxter • Ms. Anna Laura Bennington & Mr. Ralph Jackson • Ms. Jean Benson • M/M Khushvant Bhola • M/M John Bike • Ms. Ethelmae Billedeaux • Ms. Evelyn Bjornson • M/M Robert Blanchette • Ms. Carol Bleck • M/M Del Bliss • M/M Robert Bogus • Mr. William Bolger • M/M Ted Borek • Mr. Vincent Boyen • Dr. & Mrs. Michael Bracht • M/M John Brady • Ms. Patricia Brady • M/M Peter Brady • Dr. Robin Breault & Mr. Tim Evans • M/M John Brodie • M/M Jery Bromiel •

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Ethnicity of San Miguel Students Hispanic 82% Caucasian 9% American Indian 5% Black/African American 4%

Brother Nick Gonzales with the Bishop of Tucson, Most Rev. Gerald F. Kicanas.

Dr. & Mrs. William Gallen • M/M Nimer Ganem • M/M Daniel Garcia • Mr. Francisco Garcia & Ms. Norma Gonzalez • Ms. Joanne Garver • M/M Ted Geare • Mr. Anthony Geonnotti • M/M Terrell Gibbons • M/M James Gillian • M/M Dennis Goettl • Mr. John Gonzales • M/M Doug Goodman • M/M Scott Gordon • M/M Robert Gove • M/M Walter Grandy • M/M James Griffith • M/M Raymond Groendyke • Ms. Lucia Guajardo • M/M Ruben Guerra • M/M Gary Guthrie • Mr. Jr Guthrie • M/M Robert Hadden • Ms. Eleanor Hagen • Ms. Charlotte Hagerty • M/M Randy Halverson • M/M David Hameroff • M/M Keith Hamilton • M/M Christopher Harmon • Ms. Anna Harney • Mr. Greg Harris & Ms. Kelly Sampson • M/M Edward Hasbrook • Ms. Lupe Hendrickson • Mr. Carlos Hernandez & Ms. Cheryl Lord-Hernandez • Mr. James Herzfeld & Ms. Carol Funckes • M/M Robert Hoffer • M/M William Hohmann • Mr. William Holliday • M/M Francis Horkey • M/M Joseph Hules • M/M Guy Hummon • M/M Bruce Hungate • M/M Francis Hurtig • M/M Jeffrey Hustad • Mr. Scot Hutchison • Ms. Holly Hutchison Cole & Mr. David Simm • M/M Peter Inorio • M/M John Jacko • M/M James Jefferson • Ms. Barbara Jensen • M/M Richard Johnson • M/M Bob Johnston • Ms. Judith Jolley • Ms. Kathleen Jones • Ms. Laurie Jurs • Mr. Timothy Kalthoff • Ms. Patricia Kambourian • M/M Chris Karabinas • M/M Ramesh Karra • M/M Mike Kasser • M/M Craig Kaufman • M/M James Kautz • M/M Joseph Keaney • M/M Daniel Keeley • M/M Frederick Keller • M/M Thomas Kempken • M/M Jeffrey Kennedy • M/M Mark King • M/M Mike Kirby • M/M Michael Klass • Ms. Frederika Knuck • M/M Robert Kolvick • M/M Raymond Kraus • M/M Richard Krausman • M/M Edward Kunkel • Mr. Edguardo Laguillo & Ms. Maria Sifontes • M/M Joseph Lahiff • M/M Tad Lamb • M/M Ralph Lanik • M/M John Lauer • Mr. Robert Leach • M/M Charles Leftault • M/M Larry Leinenbach • M/M Daniel Leineweber • Ms. Anita Leist • Mr. John Leonardo & Ms. Martha Durkin • Ms. Eileen Lewis • Ms. Alice Lindsay • M/M Nicholas Lisa • M/M Laurence Lof • M/M William Lomika • M/M Wendell Long • M/M Gilbert Lopez • Dr. & Mrs. Michael Lopez • Mr. George Lord • Ms. Lisa Lovallo & T. Kessler • Mr. David Lovitt • M/M John Low • M/M William Ludt • M/M Ernesto Lujan • M/M Robert Lusch • Ms. Carolyn Luttschwager & Mr. Murl Parker • Ms. Patricia Lynch • Mr. Donald Mabry • M/M Antonio Macias • M/M Keith Maddern • Mr. S. James Manilla • M/M Milton Mapes • M/M John Marques • M/M Carlos Marquez • M/M Richard Marsh • Mr. Leonard Martell • Sr. Mary Therese Martin • M/M Patrick Marum • Ms. Sylvia Matteson • M/M Michael Matz • Mr. Pat Mause • M/M William May • M/M Robert McBride • M/M Barry McCall • M/M Brian McCarthy • M/M Terrence McCarthy • M/M Jeff McCord • M/M Richard McCorkle • M/M Harry McDermott • Ms. Judy McDermott • M/M Joseph McDonald • Mr. Michael McGrath • M/M Ian Meldrum • Ms. Maureen Mellor • M/M Sidney Mendelsohn • Mr. Jerald Meyer • Mr. David Michael • M/M John Michel • Ms. Sylvia Mioduski • Mr. Gerald Miriani • M/M William Molina • M/M John Monahan •

2009-2010 Donors

“I feel honored to have received this scholarship and I’m very grateful for it. It means a lot for me to be able to attend San Miguel because I see it as a gateway full of opportunity and success.” —Gerardo Herrera

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San Miguel Student Ambassadors play a big role by proudly representing San Miguel High School at community events through out the year.

CTSO Supporters, continued

Dr. & Mrs. Nick Montalto • Mr. Larry Moskal & Ms. Cheryl Putnam • M/M Charles Mount • Mr. Albert Mueller • M/M Francis Murray • M/M Thomas Naifeh • M/M Chris Nannini • Ms. Geraldine Norby • M/M Donald Norgard • Mr. Thomas O’Donnell • M/M Raymond O’Neil • Mr. William O’Shea & Ms. Maureen O’Reilly • Ms. Courtney Oakes • M/M Roberty Offerle • M/M Anthony Offret • M/M Elias Olivas • M/M Lee Orchekowsky • Ms. Kathy Orr & Mr. Peter Evans • Ms. Nancy Overland • M/M Antonio Paez • Ms. Adrianna Parra • Dr. & Mrs. Michael Parseghian • M/M Robert Pascalar • M/M William Patient • M/M Michael Paul • Dr. Catherine Payson • M/M Ernesto Paz • M/M David Peachin • Ms. Elizabeth Peacock • M/M Lawrence Peth • M/M Efren Peyron • M/M Walter Plunkett • Ms. Edith Poirier • Ms. Pamela Price • Mr. Martin Quesada • M/M Cletus Quinn • Ms. Emily Raba • M/M John Rafferty • M/M Loel Ray • M/M Carl Rebarchak • M/M Norm Rebenstorf • M/M John Redavid • Mr. C. Reis & Ms. Katherine McCarthy-Reis • M/M James Restin • Mr. Michael Richards • Mr. Nicholas Richardson • Mr. William Richardson • M/M David Ridinger • M/M Lawrence Ring • M/M Richard Rivera • Mr. Wallace Rivers • M/M Walton Roberson • Ms. Sarah Roberson • M/M James Rodolph • M/M Reyes Rodriguez • M/M Andrew Romo • Mr. Mark Rubin & Ms. Jane Wilson • M/M Earle Ruhnke • M/M Ronald Russell • M/M Ronald Sable • M/M Richard Sanderson • Mr. Jose Santiago & Ms. Janice Catt • M/M Richard Sauerbrey • Ms. Jeanette Schaller • Ms. Rita Schmitz • M/M Andrew Schorr • M/M Lewis Schorr • Ms. Alexis Seader • M/M Hendrik Seaney • M/M John Sentowski • M/M Jared Shaffer • Mr. Robert Shaffo • Ms. Margaret Sheehan • M/M Lawrence Sheehy • M/M David Sherry • Ms. Mary Simpson • Mr. James Sivill & Ms. Joan Howell • M/M Martin Slattery • Mr. Kenneth Sliva • M/M Jay Smith • M/M Thomas B. Smith • M/M Ronald Sommer • M/M Anthony Sostarich • M/M John Spilotro • Dr. & Mrs. Jack Steele • Ms. Sherie Steele • Mr. David Stevens • Ms. Linda Stratton • M/M Kenneth Strzalka • M/M Jerry Sullivan • M/M John Sullivan • M/M Jeffrey Supp • Mr. John Sweeney • Mr. Paul Tang & Ms. Raquel Arellano • Ms. Judith Terlizzi • M/M Curtis Thelen • Ms. Margaret Thomson • M/M Steven Thu • M/M John Tiedje • M/M James Tomola • M/M Jacob Trujillo • Dr. & Mrs. Phillip Tully • M/M Merle Uhlig • Mr. Guillermo Uribe & Ms. Angelica Villarreal • Ms. Jasmin Uribe • Ms. Liz Uribe • Ms. Diane Rhetta Valencia • Mr. Frank Valenzuela & Ms. Donna Whitman • Ms. Suzette Valenzuela • M/M Robert Vandall • M/M Antonio Vasquez • Ms. Marian Walker • Mr. Samuel Ward • Ms. Angelina Wehrkamp • Ms. Angela Weir • M/M Charles Weleck • M/M Stephen Weleck • M/M Wayne Wesolowski • M/M Dempsey West • M/M James Weston • Ms. Eula Wheeler • Mr. Daniel Whelan & Ms. Angelica Rivadeneira-Whelan • Mr Graham Kerr Whifield • Mr. Wendell Whitacre • Mr. Paul Wieser • M/M Lee Wilson • Ms. Anne Wolfe • Mr. Robert Wolk • M/M Robert Worden • M/M David Wright • M/M Richard Yacovone • Mr. Charles Zaepfel & Ms. Patti Gwozdz • M/M Doug Zanes • M/M Florencio Zaragosa • Dr. & Mrs. Alan Zehngut

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We have made every effort to include all our stakeholders in our supporter listings. If we accidently omitted your name, we sincerely apologize.

San Miguel alumnus, class of 2008, Jesus “Damian” Baeza, pictured in front of the Colosseum in Rome. Damian, currently a junior at Boston College, travelled extensively throughout Europe as part of their study abroad program. Damian recently said, “I owe much of my success to the people of San Miguel and the supporters who have contributed to my education. Without their confidence in me, I wouldn’t be where I am in my life.”

SAN MIGUEL OF TUCSON CORPORATION 2009-2010 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Ms. Cindy Parseghian, Chair Ara Parseghian Medical Research Foundation

Mr. Francisco Aguilar, J.D. Andre Agassi Foundation for Education

Ms. Molly Assenmacher Community Volunteer

Robin Breault, Ph.D. University of Arizona

Mr. Julio Freire University of Arizona

Ms. Adaline Klemmedson University Medical Center

Mr. Oscar Lizardi, J.D. Rusing & Lopez, P.L.L.C.

Ms. Lisa Lovallo, Vice-Chair Cox Communications

Mr. Don Nickerson St. Gregory Academy (Retired)

Ms. Kathy Orr Community Volunteer

Br. Ronald Roggenback, FSC De la Salle Institute

Ms. Alba Rojas-Sukkar Angel Charity for Children Liaison

Ms. Debbie Rowe Community Volunteer

Sr. Rosa Maria Ruiz, CFMM Diocese of Tucson

Ms. Barbara Schaefer Angel Charity for Children Liaison

Mr. Gery Short De La Salle Institute

Mr. Humberto Stevens Commerce Bank of Arizona

IBE SupportersAnonymous • Ms. Alina Alvarado • Ms. Cecilia Alvarado • Ms. Sylvia Alvarado • Ms. Mary Jane Arneson • M/M Timothy Berigan • Ms. Barbara Bergesen • Ms. Rose Collins • Ms. Andrea Collins • Ms. Barbara Collins • M/M Chris Dodds • M/M Doyle Fleck • M/M Martin Frausto • Mr. Hector Guerra • M/M Richard Hoffman • M/M Virgil Knox • M/M Temo Leon, Jr • Mr. Leo Martinez, Jr. • Ms. Patricia McCorquodale • Mr. Bradley Powell • Mr. Donald Powell • Ms. Dolores Quihuis • Ms. Maria Santo • M/M Nesbitt Stewart • M/M Bruce Van Polen • Ms. Mary Vanover • Mr. Fermin Zamora

Honorarium / Memorial GiftsIn Honor ofJoy Abbott birthday Ms. Sandra Heater M/M Francis Sansone Ms. Kim J. ZavatskyBill Craig’s 80th birthday Mr. Richard KeilerChristmas Friends Ms. Leslie Shultz CristBertha Keinan Glassbrook Ms. Trudi SofiasBr. Nick Gonzalez, Seton Award Dr. & Mrs. Michael ParseghianMr. & Mrs. John Havlis Ms. Marguerite Havlis

Abelardo Miranda M/M Trygve EkromBob Moser Ms. Cathy RankinBridget, Angie, Diane, Jim & Vicki Click Ms. Sherie SteeleDeanna Meyer & Richard Kraft Mr. Jerry MeyerSherie Steele Dr. Connie Steele

In Memory ofCecil H. “Cookie” Moore Ms. Nancy Galdi

2009-2010 Donors

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OUR MISSIONSan Miguel High School, a Catholic, Lasallian learning community, empowering youth from underserved families, nurtures a Christian spirit, and integrates rigorous academics with practical experience thereby transforming students to be prepared for college and career.

San Miguel High School, sponsored by the Brothers of the Christian Schools, is a member of the Cristo Rey Network and a part of the Diocese of Tucson.

OUR COMMUNITY

www.sanmiguelhigh.org

6601 S. San Fernando Road Tucson, AZ 85756520.294.6403

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