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A.M.D.G.
October 2012
Dear Friends of St. Ignatius,
For more than 155 years, St. Ignatius College Preparatory has been providing an
outstanding Jesuit college preparatory education for the young people of the Bay
Area. I have been on the job since July 1 as SI’s president. My time at SI, thus far,
compared to 155-plus years of academic excellence is not much to write home
about! However, I have been given the charge to welcome you to this edition of
our Annual Report, and it is an opportunity that I warmly embrace.
During the short time that I have been a member of the SI community, I have
been impressed with the outpouring of love and support that so many people have
for our school. Certainly our alumni lead the charge in this area. I have met alums
from a wide variety of classes. Without exception, these good people have told
me how proud they are of their association with SI. In addition to meeting our
alumni, I have also had the pleasure of meeting many members of our community – SI faculty, staff, parents,
past parents, benefactors and students – who all hold SI in high esteem. What is it about our beloved school
that has such a profound impact on our community? I believe our school is so special because our identity as
a Jesuit high school is at our core.
Jesuit secondary education is about transforming our students into young women and men for and with
others. Yes, I know that you have more than likely heard that phrase a time or two! Our academics and our
co-curriculars are strong. We have an outstanding faculty, staff and administration; we are blessed. However,
if we were to stop with all of those good ingredients, we would simply be a very good school. A Jesuit high
school goes deeper and actively promotes a philosophy based on the spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the
founder of the Jesuits. Ignatius was all about helping an individual find God in all things – from the simplest
moment of a day to the more complex, challenging parts of life. At SI, we actively live out Ignatius’ vision of
striving to find God in all things – from the challenge of a problem in algebra and the beauty of the written
word to the laughter around the table at lunch time.
What also makes our Jesuit identity so distinctive are the men and women – laity and Jesuit – who live out
the mission of our school each day. Over the past few weeks, I have heard many stories about the “legends”
of SI, men and women who in some way reached out and touched our students’ hearts and minds. In many
ways, both great and small, our faculty, staff and administration bring the person of Jesus to our students
each day. The spirit of St. Ignatius of Loyola is alive and well at SI!
The many good works that take place each day here – in the classroom and beyond – would not be
possible without our many gracious benefactors and their steadfast support. Thanks to the generosity of
so many people who love SI, we have a school that continues to help our students soar to new heights.
As you read over the list of names of our benefactors from the past year, I would ask you to offer a prayer
of thanksgiving for these exceptional men and women. On behalf of our Board of Trustees, our Board of
Regents, our faculty and staff and our students whom we are blessed to serve, thank you for your kind
thoughts and for your financial support. Please be assured of the prayers of the entire SI community for
you and your loved ones.
Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam!
John M. Knight
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A Report to Concerned Individuals
Vol. 49, No. 3 Fall 2012
Mr. John M. Knight
President
Mr. Joseph A. Vollert
Vice President for Development
Ms. Terry Dillon
Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Patrick M. Ruff
Principal
Ms. Marielle A. Murphy
Director of Development
Mr. John J. Ring
Director of Alumni Relations
Mr. Paul J. Totah
Director of Communications
Mr. Fred L. Tocchini
Director of Special Projects
Rev. Thomas H. O’Neill, S.J.
Superior
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to the love of Christ for all, admits students of any
race, color and national and/or ethnic origin to all the
rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally
accorded to or made available to students at this
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on the basis of race, color, national and/or ethnic
origin, age, sex or disability in the administration
of educational policies, admissions policies,
scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and
other school-administered programs. Likewise, St.
Ignatius does not discriminate against any applicant
for employment on the basis of race, color, national
and/or ethnic origin, age, sex or disability.
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In addition, 9 percent of the ink comes from
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ON THE COVER: Chiara Macaraig ’13 joined the
entire junior class last year planting at the Presidio
of San Francisco as part of SI’s Stewardship
Week, a cooperative venture with the Golden Gate
National Parks Conservancy. The Class of 2013
added thousands of native plants to two areas,
including a new overlook near the Golden Gate
Bridge, in preparation for the 75th anniversary
celebration of the city’s best-known landmark.
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Boards of Trustees & Regents 2011-2012
SI’s Board of Trustees governs the school in matters affecting the entire community. From left are Mr. Curtis Mallegni, Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J., Sam
Coffey, Esq., Mrs. Nanette Gordon, Rev. Tom O’Neill, S.J., Mrs. Nancy Stretch, Rev. Mario Prietto, S.J., Mr. Stan Raggio and Rev. Michael McCarthy, S.J.
Board of Trustees
Board of Regents
Mr. Curtis Mallegni ’67
Chairman
Samuel R. Coffey, Esq. ’74
Mrs. Nanette Gordon
Rev. Michael McCarthy, S.J. ’82
Rev. Thomas O’Neill, S.J. ’74
Rev. Mario Prietto, S.J.
Mr. Stan Raggio ’73
Nancy Stretch, Esq.
Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. ’68
Mrs. Nanette Gordon
Chair
Mr. Gregory Labagh ’66
Vice-Chair
Mrs. Marlies Bruning
Mrs. Catherine Cannata
Mrs. Sue Carter
Mr. Paul Cesari ’75
Mr. Sherman Chan ’85
Mr. Jeff Columbini ’79
Sr. Cathryn deBack, O.P.
Mrs. Dana Emery
Mr. Robert Enright ’76
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Mr. Tom Fitzpatrick ’64
Mr. Gordon Getty ’51*
Ms. Yvonne Go
Mr. Patrick Goudy
Mrs. Kathryn Hall
Mr. Peter Imperial ’77
Mr. John Jack ’73
Mrs. Mary Kay Leveroni
Mrs. Louise Lucchesi
Mr. Ivan Maroevich ’69
Mrs. Sally Maske
Mr. William McDonnell ’42*
Mr. Paul Mohun ’84
Dr. Richard Moran
Martin D. Murphy, Esq. ’52*
Rev. Thomas H. O’Neill, S.J. ’74
Mr. Clyde Ostler
Mr. Claude Perasso ’76
Mr. Timothy Pidgeon ’74
Mrs. Beverly Riehm
Mrs. Gerry Sangiacomo
Mrs. Jeannie Sangiacomo
Mr. Roberto Selva ’80
Mr. Timothy Simon ’73
Dr. Robert Szarnicki
Mr. Gregory Vaughan ’74
Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. ’68
Mr. Al Waters ’80
*Lifetime Members
Regents Emeriti
Mr. Kerwin Allen ’78
Mr. John F. Azevedo ’59
Mr. Alessandro Baccari
Dr. Rena Merrit Bancroft
Mr. David Bernstein ’80
Mrs. Joseph Bernstein
Mr. Thomas Bertelsen
Mr. Carl F. Blom ’55
Sr. Margaret Buchanan, S.M.
Mr. Robert T. Buich ’57
Mr. Gregoire Calegari
Hon. Mary Callanan
Mrs. Barbara Callander
Mr. Clark Callander ’76
Mr. James Canales, Jr. ’84
Mr. Michael P. Carroll ’58
Mr. Peter Casey ’68
Mr. Hector Chinchilla
Mr. John A. Christen III ’61
Mrs. Alfred G. Cinelli
Mr. Mark Cleary ’64
Mr. Albert Clifford ’73
Mr. Samuel Coffey ’74
Mr. Kevin Coyne
Mary Cranston, Esq.
Mr. Don Dana ’66
Mr. Joseph Diffley ’64
Mr. John Duff
Mr. John S. Ehrlich
Mr. Scott Erickson ’73
Mr. Clifford M. Farmer
Mr. John J. Fitzpatrick ’60
Mr. H. Welton Flynn
The Hon. J. Richard Fredericks
Arthur J. Fritz, Jr. Esq. ’58
Mr. Lynn Fritz ’60
David T. Giannini, Esq.
Louis J. Giraudo, Esq. ’64
Mrs. Ernest L. Go
Mr. Michael Gorman ’63
Mr. Ellison C. Grayson
Mr. Jack Grealish ’44
Richard G. Guggenhime, Esq.
Ms. Tessie Guillermo
Mrs. Donna Hale
Mr. Paul Hazen
Richard J. Heafey, Esq.
Mr. Wayne J. Hu ’62
Mr. John E. Johnson
Mr. Thomas Jordan
Hon. Kathleen Kelly
Mr. William D. Kilduff
Mrs. Dorothy Kitt
Mr. Leo Paul Koulos ’51
Many students work for SI’s Summer Programs,
serving as aides and coaches.
Mr. Robert Lalanne ’73
Dr. Ralph Lane III
Mr. Arthur C. Latno, Jr. ’47
Mrs. Mary Lawson
Mr. Thomas A. Leonardini ’59
Mr. Stephen Leveroni ’69
Mr. Vincent Lin
Mr. Richard O. Linke
Mr. George Lippi
Hon. Eugene Lynch ’49
Mrs. Robert MacDonnell
Mr. Jeffrey Maggioncalda ’87
Mr. John A. Mangan
Mrs. Margaret McCaffery
E. Neal McGettigan, Esq. ’59
William H. McInerney Sr., Esq.
Mrs. Richard Miller
Mr. Russell R. Miller ’55
Rev. John T. Mitchell, S.J. ’58
Mr. James J. Monfredini ’65
Christopher Moscone, Esq. ’80
Leo Murphy, Esq. ’65
Mr. Joseph D. Murray ’54
Mr. Tom Murtagh ’48
Mr. Maurice F. O’Connor
Michael Ohleyer, Esq. ’56
Mr. Frank L. Paganini
Mr. George W. Pasha III ’52
Eugene Payne III, Esq. ’65
Mr. Lisle Payne
Mr. Carmen Policy
Dr. Collin P. Quock ’57
Mr. Stan Raggio ’73
Mr. Gary Roberts ’75
Mrs. Karen Rollandi
Mrs. Anne Ryan
Mrs. Angelo Sangiacomo
Mr. Francis Scarpulla ’59
Mr. Bruce L. Scollin ’65
Mrs. Rafael A. Solari
Mrs. Sara Stephens
Nancy Stretch, Esq.
Mr. Vincent J. Sullivan ’43
John A. Sutro, Esq.
Mrs. Marcia Syufy
Mr. Fred Tocchini ’66
Mr. Burl Toler, Jr. ’74
Mr. Robert M. Tomasello ’67
Mr. J. Malcolm Visbal
Dr. C. Allen Wall ’46
Rev. Kenneth Westray
Mr. Anthony J. Zanze
Mr. William J. Zellerbach
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School Officers 2011–2012
Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J. ’68
President
Development Officers
School Administration
Mr. Joseph A. Vollert ’84
Vice President for Development
Mr. Patrick M. Ruff
Principal
Ms. Marielle A. Murphy ’93
Director of Development
Mrs. Terry Dillon
Chief Financial Officer
Mr. John J. Ring ’86
Director of Alumni Relations
Mrs. Carole S. Nickolai
Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs
Mr. Paul J. Totah ’75
Director of Communications
Mr. Robert M. Gavin
Assistant Principal for Student Affairs
Mr. Fred L. Tocchini ’66
Director of Special Projects
Mr. Patrick J. Lynch
Assistant Principal for Campus Ministry
Mrs. Michelle N. Levine
Mr. William M. Gotch
Deans of Students
Mr. John J. Grealish ’79
Director of Admissions
Mr. John F. Mulkerrins ’89
Director of Athletics
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Ignatian Guild 2011-2012
Mrs. Gerry Sangiacomo
President
The Ignatian Guild’s Fashion Fantasia shows brought the magic of Disney to SI.
Mrs. Mary Casey
Vice President
Mrs. Ana Davis
Recording Secretary
Mrs. Jill Stinn
Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Lisa Safreno
Treasurer
Mrs. Susan Kase
Assistant Treasurer
Fathers’ Club 2011-2012
Mr. Patrick Goudy
President
Mr. Rob Kaprosch
Past President
Mr. Tim McInerney
Vice President
Dr. Carl Otto
Vice President
Mr. Ed McGovern
Auction Chairman
Mr. Dave Fleming
Auction Vice Chairman
Mr. Sherman Yee
Events
Mr. Tom O’Malley
Bruce Mahoney
Mr. Peter Koch
& Mr. Will Bischoff
Concessions
Mr. Harris Holzberg
Communications
Mr. Jim Dobberstein
Treasurer
Mr. Buzz Butler
Membership
Mr. Don Sullivan
Secretary
Mr. Glenn Lobo
Lifetime Membership
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Alumni Officers 2011-2012
Mr. Jeff Columbini ’79
President
Mr. William Callanan ’81
Vice President
Mr. John J. Ring ’86
Alumni Director
Mrs. Andrea Callen Porter ’93
Secretary
Mrs. Genevieve Poggetti Veach ’97
Assistant Alumni Director
Rev. Anthony P. Sauer, S.J.
Moderator
Alumni Board 2011-2012
Mr. John G. Barbieri ’80
Mr. John P. Bruno ’76
Mr. William J. Callanan ’81
Ms. Catherine A. Carr ’00
Mr. Darren A. Cde Baca ’78
Mr. Jeff A. Columbini ’79
Ms. Francesca Crisera ‘95
Mr. James R. Dobberstein ’78
Mr. Robert A. Ennis ’82
Mr. John Glugoski ’89
Dr. Erich K. Habelt ’75
Mr. Mark Hazelwood ’80
Mr. Tripp Jones ’99
Mr. Carl M. Katerndahl ’81
Mr. Timothy K. Leonoudakis ’72
Mr. Dean N. Levitt ’76
Ms. Melissa Kelleher Lewis ’95
Mr. Timothy J. Lucey ’87
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Mr. Brendan T. Lund ’89
Mr. William P. Lynch, Jr. ’62
Ms. Morgan Magilligan ’00
Mr. E. Neal McGettigan ’59
Mr. Matthew F. Miller ’86
Mr. Frank F. Y. Mong ’92
Ms. Meredith Mulhern ’98
Mrs. Leah M. Pimentel ’00
Mrs. Andrea M. Callan Porter ’93
Deacon John E. Sequeira ’57
Mr. Edward J. Silvia ’74
Mr. Christopher A. Stecher ’92
Mr. Michael J. Stecher ’62
Mr. Donald P. Tarantino ’80
Mr. David M. Tognotti ’87
Mr. Paul D. Tonelli ’76
Mr. Robert D. Uhrich ’83
Planned Giving
The Fr. Carlin Heritage Society
We especially thank the following lifetime friends who have made provisions in their estate plans—bequests,
charitable trusts, gifts of life insurance or retirement funds—to support SI’s Endowment Fund. Such gifts
provide for the long-term welfare of SI and may also provide donors with valuable tax and income benefits
during their lifetime. The forethought and generosity of the following is most appreciated.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Stecher ‘62
Ambassadors
Mrs. Eugenia Allender
Mrs. Maryann Bachman
Mrs. Ruth Beering
Mr. & Mrs. David C. Bernstein ‘80
Mrs. Helen Bernstein
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Bertelsen, Jr.
Mr. Thomas G. Bertken ‘50
& Ms. Sheila McManus
Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Blom ‘55
Mr. & Mrs. Gus Boosalis
Mr. William E. Britt ‘36
Mrs. Marion Broeker
Mr. & Mrs. Gregoire Calegari
Mr. & Mrs. Clark N. Callander ‘76
Mrs. Beatrice Carberry
Mrs. Margaret Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Carroll ‘58
Mr. & Mrs. Chris J. Cesena ‘78
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Coffey ‘74
Mrs. Lillian Corriea
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin K. Coyne ‘67
Mr. Hal Cranston
Mr. Leonard P. Delmas ‘47
Ms. Christine H. Dohrmann
Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Downs, Sr. ‘73
Ms. Mary Driscoll
Mr. & Mrs. John Duff
Mr. Frank M. Dunnigan ‘70
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Enright ‘76
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Enright
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Espiritu
Mrs. Myrtis E. Fitzgerald
Mr. & Mrs. Jack J. Fitzpatrick ‘60
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Gibbons ‘37
Mr. & Mrs. Gary P. Ginocchio ‘68
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Giorgetti ‘66
Mrs. Lois Grant*
Mrs. Linda Grimes
Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Heafey ‘86
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Horan ‘60
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Horgan III ‘63
Dr. Peter E. Kane ‘51
Mr. & Mrs. Brian S. Kearney
Dr. Francis J. Kelly III ‘75
Mrs. John Kotlanger
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Paul Koulos ‘51
Mrs. Jean Y. Lagomarsino
Mrs. Lida Lalanne
Mr. George D. Leal ‘51
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Leidich
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Lovette ‘63
Mr. & Mrs. Romando J. Lucchesi
Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Madigan ‘50
Mr. John M. Mahoney ‘65
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry R. Maioli ‘60
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mancini
Mr. R. Brian Matza ‘71
Mr. & Mrs. Jean H. Marrot
Mr. & Mrs. Michael McCaffery
Mrs. Mary McCarthy
Mrs. Joan E. McGuire
Mr. James R. McKenzie ‘79
Mr. Patrick E. McSweeney ‘55
Dr. Allison E. N. Metz
Mr. & Mrs. David C. Mezzera ‘64
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Molfino, Jr. ‘87
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Monfredini ‘65
Mr. John D. Moriarty ‘51
Mr. Jeffrey J. Mullins ‘67
Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Murphy ‘65
Mr. & Mrs. Martin D. Murphy ‘52*
Mr. & Mrs. Marston Nauman
Mrs. Cecil Neeley
Mr. & Mrs. J. William Newton
Mrs. Bernice O’Brien
Ms. Mavourneen O’Connor
Mrs. William O’Neill
Mr. Charles L. Ostrofe ‘49
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene C. Payne III ‘65
Mr. & Mrs. Claude Perasso, Jr. ‘76
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Pidgeon ‘74
Mr. Emmet J. Purcell ‘40
Mrs. Diana P. Raggio
Mr. & Mrs. Dante M. Ravetti ‘49
Mr. Edward J. Reidy, Jr. ‘76
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Reilly ‘83
Rev. Vincent Ring
Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Roberts ‘75
Mrs. Henry Robinson
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce L. Scollin ‘65
Mrs. Caroline Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Thiemann ‘74
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Thompson ‘66
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Tomasello ‘67
Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Tonelli ‘76
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Travers
Mr. J. Malcolm Visbal
Mr. & Mrs. William Vlahos ‘83
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Vollert ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Walsh ‘40
Mr. William Welty & Ms. Kathryn McGovern
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Worner ‘68
Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Zatkin
Anonymous Donors (8)
*Former Ambassadors
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Scholarships
Endowed Scholarships
The following are scholarships at Saint Ignatius College Preparatory, both perpetually and partially endowed. All scholarships listed in the first section are perpetually
endowed. To meet current tuition needs, a new scholarship can be perpetually endowed at $100,000. A corpus of $25,000 is required to have a partial scholarship.
The proceeds of the endowments are given annually to deserving and academically qualified SI students in accordance with the provisions of the scholarship. Anyone
interested in establishing a perpetual memorial or commemorative scholarship should contact the Development Office.
(All scholarships started prior to July 2006 will be forever recognized as a perpetually endowed scholarship at the prior threshold of $50,000, and as a partial scholarship at the prior threshold of $12,500.)
Perpetually Endowed Scholarships
Class of 1942 Memorial Scholarship (2)
Lyda Rico De Luca Foundation Scholarships (10)
Joseph & Marion Imhof Scholarship
Alumni Association Scholarship
Class of 1943 Scholarship
John B. “Jack” Deasy ‘29 Scholarship
Mary Newman Iracki Memorial Scholarship
Anicetti Family Scholarship
Class of 1944, Ivan “Bud” Maroevich Memorial Scholarship
Patti & Leonard Delmas Scholarship Fund
The Father John Isaacs Scholarship
Anonymous Scholarships (7)
Class of 1948, Jim Kearney Scholarship (3)
James J. & Catherine A. DeMartini Scholarship
John M. Jack Family Scholarship
Peter Patrick Madigan Antonini Scholarship Fund (2)
Class of 1949, Pat Malley Scholarship
St. Vincent De Paul Scholarship
Jaquier Family Scholarship
L. James Archer, Class of 1950 Scholarship Fund (6)
Class of 1950 Scholarship
James Devine, ‘63 Memorial Scholarship Fund (8)
Jon Philip Jensen Scholarship
Edward J. Armanino Scholarship Endowment Fund (7)
Class of 1951, Warren White Scholarship
Joe & Maggie Diffley Scholarship
Jesuit Scholarship Fund (2)
Maureen & Kenneth Atwell Endowed Scholarship Fund (20)
Class of 1952 Scholarships
Vincent Donohue Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Jones Scholarship
Opal I. Bailey Memorial Scholarship
Class of 1952 General Scholarship (4)
Thomas Doyle, Class of ‘55 Scholarship
Anna & Barry D. Kane Family Scholarship (2)
Anton Bakker Memorial Scholarship Fund
Br. Rich Devine, S.J., Scholarship
Andrew & Anne Driscoll Family Scholarship
Elton A. & Marion M. Kane Memorial Scholarship
The Baldocchi Endowed Family Scholarship Fund (9)
Pasha Family Scholarship, Class of 1952 (2)
Drucker Family Scholarship
Keating Memorial Scholarship
Thomas J. Bannan Scholarship Endowment (7)
Edward J. Thylstrup, Class of 1952 (2)
Catherine & Richard Duggan Scholarship (3)
Kern Family Scholarship
Renolds J. Barbieri & Evelyn Barbieri Scholarship Fund
John & Frances Thylstrup Scholarship in Honor
Viken Eldemir Scholarship
William J. Kirby Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Barbieri ‘36 Scholarship Fund (2)
of the Class of 1952 (2)
Britt & Nancy Evans Scholarship Fund
Leo Paul Koulos & D. Virginia Koulos Scholarship Fund
Barisic Family Scholarship
Fred Tollini, Class of 1952 Scholarship
W. Chester Farrell Endowed Scholarship Fund
David E. Kozel Scholarship
Lawrence & Mae E. Barrett Scholarship
Richard J. Wall Educational Scholarship Fund
John F. & Mary Finnegan Scholarship
Edward & Elizabeth Kozel Family Scholarship Fund (4)
Anthony Bartmann Scholarship
Class of 1953, Jack Ashman Scholarship
Forbush/Aveson Scholarships (2)
The Honorable Richard & Susan Kramer Scholarship
Dr. & Mrs. Edmond Bedrossian Scholarship Fund
Class of 1955, Edmund G. (Jerry) Brown, Jr. Scholarship
Friends of S.I. Scholarships (2)
Jerry & Kathy Krause Scholarship
Helen & Joseph Bernstein Endowed Scholarship Fund
Class of 1955, Dan Casey Memorial Scholarship
Camile & Hazel Frizzie Scholarship
Nicholas Kurtela Memorial Scholarship
The Mary Katherine Bertken
Class of 1958 Scholarship
Carl & Celia Berta Gellert Scholarship Fund (2)
Francis A. Lagomarsino (Class of 1927)
& James Thomas Bertken Scholarship Fund
Class of 1964, Dennis Carter Scholarship
Charlotte McFarland Gibbons Fund (6)
& Jean Y. Lagomarsino Scholarship
Conchita O. Bishop Scholarship (2)
Class of 1965 Scholarship
Edward & Cherie M. Gilmore Memorial Scholarship
Robert & Millicent Lalanne Family Scholarship Fund
Bonino Family Performing Arts Scholarship
Class of 1967 Scholarship
Ginotti Family Scholarship
Karen & Scott Lamson Scholarship Fund
Thomas J. Brandi Family Scholarship (3)
Class of 1968 Scholarship
Rick Goethals Scholarship (3)
Alfred D. Lawson Memorial Scholarship Fund
Brown Family Scholarship
Class of 1972 Scholarship
Goossens-Rambo Family Scholarship
James Leavey Scholarship Fund
Browne-Horgan Family Scholarship
Class of 1973, John McVeigh Scholarship
The Donald J. Gordon Memorial Scholarship
Gonzalo Legorreta Memorial Scholarship
Buckley Family, Class of ’55 Scholarship
Class of 1974 Scholarship
Margaret C. Gordon Memorial Scholarship
Gonzalo Legorreta, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Peter & Alberta Brusati Memorial Scholarship (2)
Class of 1975 Scholarship in Honor of Fr. Tony Sauer &
Fred R. Grant Memorial Scholarship Fund
John Barrett Leonardini Scholarship (3)
Richard & Shirley Gravelle Memorial Scholarship
Jules & Dorothy Leonardini Scholarship
Louis Bueler Scholarship Fund
Brother Douglas Draper
Bugatto Family Memorial Scholarship Fund (2)
Class of 1978 Scholarship
Jean & E. C. Grayson Scholarship (2)
Lopez Low Endowed Scholarship
John E. Buick III Scholarship (2)
Class of 1979 Scholarship
Raymond Grialou Scholarship
John J. LoSchiavo, S.J., Scholarship (2)
Calegari Scholarship Fund, Jean-Paul ‘85 & Jean-Claude ‘89
Class of 1980 Scholarship
Guglielmi Family Scholarship
Loyola Guild Scholarships (8)
Clark & Elizabeth Callander Scholarship Fund (4)
Class of 1983, Daniel J. Linehan Scholarship
John J. Guheen Scholarship
John H. Lyden, Sr. Scholarship
Steven D. Cannata Scholarship (3)
Cocconi - Silvestri Family Scholarship
Marian Hanan Perpetual Scholarship Fund
Eugene F. & Jeanne M. Lynch Family Scholarship
Gregory & Robin Canonica Scholarship (2)
Angela & Christopher Cohan Scholarship
Katherine L. Handley Endowed Scholarship Fund
Frank Mack & Zella Mack Scholarship
Father Harry V. Carlin, S.J., Ignatian Guild
Hugo & Lena Coli Memorial Scholarship
Howard George Hanton/Patricia Camerena
Sister Felicitas Macsera, O.P. Scholarship
Memorial Scholarship
Andrew J. (’45) & Marion J. Collins Family Scholarship
Scholarship Fund
Pat Malley Football Scholarship
William & Beatrice Carlin Endowed Scholarship Fund (5)
James E. Collins, Jr. Scholarship
Kathleen Kiernan Harrington Scholarship Fund
Ivan “Bud “Maroevich Scholarship
K. Carpenter Family Scholarship Fund
John P. Collins, Sr. Scholarships (2)
Ramona Hayes-Healey Scholarship
Mason Family Scholarship
Thomas Caruso Scholarship
Chris Columbus & Monica Devereux Scholarship
Heafey Family Scholarship
Brian Matza ‘71 Scholarship Fund
Casaudoumecq Family Scholarship Fund
John J. Connolly, ‘39 Scholarship
Florence Heafey Foundation Scholarships (5)
Matza Family Scholarship Fund
John & Dagmar Casey Scholarship (2)
Frances Grace Corriea Memorial Scholarship (3)
Hearst Foundation Scholarships (2)
Rev. Charles J. McCarthy, S.J., Scholarship
Marilyn K. Christen Memorial Scholarship Fund
Brian Cotter Memorial Scholarship (3)
Albert J. Holmes Scholarship (2)
Sister Frances McCarthy Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1929 Scholarships (5)
Kevin & Susie Coyne Endowed Scholarship Fund
George & Josie Norien Hornstein Scholarship
Leo T. McCarthy ’48 Scholarship
Class of 1936 Scholarship
Michael F. Coyne Family Scholarship (4)
Jean Hubber Scholarship
McCarthy-Lawson Family Scholarship Fund
Class of 1940 Scholarship (2)
William B. Davenport ‘74 Endowed Scholarship Fund (2)
Ignatian Guild Scholarship
Fr. Richard L. McCurdy, S.J., Scholarship
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Rev. Fran Stiegeler, S.J. ’61, and Antonio
Aguilar ’12 at the Transition Liturgy in May.
Michael & Elizabeth McDonnell Scholarship
Fr. Tom Seagrave Scholarship
Class of 1928 Scholarship
Michael Maring Scholarship
Sally Ann & John McInerney Scholarship Fund
Seiwald Family Scholarship
Class of 1937 Scholarship
Ken Martin Memorial Scholarship
Tom McInerney ‘44 Scholarship
Raj Singh Family Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1941, Daniel Coleman Scholarship
Michael & Jeannee Martin Family Scholarship
Leon B. Metz, Jr. MD Memorial Scholarship Fund
Peter Smith Scholarship
Class of 1954 Scholarship
JacK McCaffrey ‘47 Scholarship
Russell Miller Endowed Scholarship Fund (3)
Society of Jesus Scholarship (2)
Class of 1955, David P. Dawson Scholarship
Cornelius (1932) & Mary McCarthy Scholarship
Georgia Edna Molfino Scholarship
Solso Family Scholarship
Class of 1959 Scholarship
Michael J. McFadden Scholarship
William J. Moore, Scholarship
Thomas F. Stack, Sr. & Jr. Scholarship
Class of 1961 Scholarship
McGovern Family Scholarship
Daniel J. Moriarty (SI ’49) Scholarship
Sugrue Family Scholarships (7)
Class of 1966, Mike Walsh Scholarship
Terrence V. McGuire Scholarship
Daniel J. & Mary Moriarty Scholarship (3)
Kirk C. Syme Family Scholarship
Class of 1969 Joey Alioto Scholarship
Tim McInerney Scholarship
Hannah & Catherine Moriarty Scholarship (2)
Szarnicki & Donovan Scholarship (3)
Class of 1970 Scholarship
C. Merrill Foundation Scholarship
Mickey Moriarty Scholarship
Jon E. Tarantino Scholarship
Class of 1976 Scholarship
Sharon & Robert Mohun Family Scholarship
Moriarty & McInerney Scholarship
Thiemann Family Scholarship
Class of 1981 Scholarship
J.B. Murphy Scholarship
James J. & Mary Muldoon Scholarships (2)
Toboni Family Scholarship (2)
Class of 1982 Scholarship
Joseph Matthew Murphy, ‘80 Scholarship
Daniel J. Murphy Scholarship (2)
The Burl A. Toler Achievement Scholarship
Class of 1984 Scholarship
Nejasmich Family Scholarship
Francis & Virginia Murphy Memorial Scholarship Fund
Matt A. Tonkovich Scholarship
Class of 1987 Scholarship
Father James Francis Cannon O’Brien, S.J.,
Stella Agius Muscat Scholarship Fund
Jean Travers Scholarship
Peter Claver, S.J., Scholarship
Scholarship Fund
Hal Riney & Elizabeth Myers Educational Scholarship
Vince Tringali Scholarship
Ed & Marie Collins Scholarship
Oliva-Watters Family Scholarship (‘01,’27,’98,’00)
Odell Foundation Scholarship (2)
Robbie Payton Unruh Memorial Scholarship
David Costello Scholarship Fund
Tom O’Neill / Phil Tomasello Scholarship
Ronald J. Oliva Scholarship
Vaughan & Capitolo Family Scholarship
Shou Mei Hu-Eric K.S. Cowan Scholarship Fund
Onken Family Scholarship
Rita Dollard O’Malley Ignatian Guild Scholarship
Vaughan Family Scholarship (2)
Cronin/Schneider Family Scholarship
O’Riley Scholarship
David Passanisi Scholarship Fund
Viehweg Family Scholarship
Barbara Adams Crudo Memorial Scholarship
Page/McInerney Scholarship
Kathleen & Robert L. Paver, MD Scholarship
Anthony G. Vlantis Scholarship Fund
Thomas J. Culligan Scholarship
Dr. & Mrs. Alex Papalexopoulos
Captain Thomas J. Petrini Scholarship Fund
Charles A. & Albina Rossi Wall Scholarship
RK Davies Scholarship
Endowed Scholarship Fund
Pidgeon Family Scholarship Fund (3)
Grace Walsh Family Scholarship
Peter Merle Devine, Fine Arts Scholarship
Peter & Sophie Pappas Scholarship
Adam Powers Memorial Scholarship
Rev. Robert T. Walsh, S.J., Ignatian Guild Scholarship
Br. Douglas Draper, S.J., Scholarship
Dorothy Boynton Parker Scholarship
Purcell Brothers Scholarship Fund
W. Urie Walsh, Sr. Scholarship Fund (2)
The Bryan Ellis Family Scholarship
Pertsch Family Scholarship
Reidy Family Scholarship
Barrett & Elise Weber Family Scholarship
Dr. R. Jerome Ennis Memorial Scholarship Fund
Miguel Pro, S.J., Scholarship
Edward, Fred, John & William Ritchie Scholarships (4)
In Memory of Florence Weber
Ms. Kendra Fallon Scholarship
Dante & Irene Ravetti Scholarship
Gary L. Roberts Scholarship Fund (5)
Wikstrom-Grimstad Family Scholarship
James V. Farley, Jr. Scholarship Fund
Karen Reidy Memorial Scholarship
The Don & Catharine Robinson Scholarship Fund
Elizabeth Mary Wolf Endowed Scholarship Fund (2)
Harold Harper Scholarship
Katie Robinson Scholarship
Curt & Patsy Hayden Family Scholarship Fund
Leo Rock, S.J., Memorial Scholarship
Jim & Carolyn Rocca Scholarship Fund
Victor Lawrence Rollandi Family Scholarship
Partially Endowed Scholarships
Robert Emmet Hayden Family Scholarship
Tim Russert Scholarship
Kevin V. Ryan Family Scholarship
Admiral Daniel J. Callaghan Society
John Hazelwood Scholarship
Anthony P. Sauer, S.J., Scholarship
Rev. William D. Ryan, S.J., Scholarship
Joan Allen Scholarship Fund
I.W. Hellman Scholarship
Shea Labagh Dobberstein, CPA Scholarship
S.W. & J. Stuart Ryan Scholarship (2)
Alvernaz Family Scholarship
Michael J. Homer Scholarship
William & Patricia Sheedy Scholarship
Safreno Family Scholarship Fund
Angelo Baffico Scholarship Fund
Jeffrey Jue Endowed Scholarship Fund
Edward & Alicia Silvia Scholarship
Yvonne & Angelo Sangiacomo Family Scholarship
Fr. John R. Becker, Jr., S.J., Scholarship
James Keating Scholarship
Sisters of St. Charles Elementary School Scholarship
Nicholas & Anne C. Sapunar Scholarship
Roland Biancalana Scholarship
Rev. William J. Keenan, S.J., Scholarship
The Kate & John B. Sullivan Scholarship Fund
Anthony P. Sauer, S.J., Scholarship Fund
Mary & John Bruno Scholarship Fund
John L. Kozuch Scholarship Fund
Elsie & Dino Tonelli Family Scholarship
Rev. Anthony P. Sauer, S.J., Ignatian Guild Scholarship
Maureen Bruschera Memorial Scholarship
Kutzscher Family Endowed Scholarship
Miss Nancy Turo Scholarship
Rita & Kearney Sauer, MD Scholarship
Graham Milani Michael Burke Scholarship
John G. Leahy Endowed Scholarship Fund
Michael Bruce Ugawa Science Scholarship Fund
Rita Perdue Sauer Ignatian Guild Mother’s
Buscovich Family Scholarship Fund
William T. & Mary M. Logan Family Scholarship
Richard A. Valentine, Class of 1943 Scholarship Fund
Memorial Scholarship
Sr. Candelaria O. P. Scholarship
Lovette Family Scholarship
The Westerhouse-Dunnigan Family Scholarship Fund
Florence Joseph & Priscilla Mary Scannell
Andy & Miriam Canepa Scholarship
Patrick D. & Bridget T. Lucey Scholarship Fund
Charles E. White Scholarship
Scholarship Fund
Thomas J. Carroll ‘43 Alumni Scholarship
Sally Bunyon Lynch Scholarship
Jack & Florence Wildermuth Scholarship Fund
L. Emmett & Bernice M. Schaefer
Salvatore Ciraulo Memorial Scholarship
Grace Caldwell Magill Memorial Scholarship
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Monsignor William J. Clasby Scholarship
Paolo Luigi Maraviglia Memorial Scholarship
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Corporate & Foundation Giving
Matching Gifts 2011–2012
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Google Matching Gifts Program
Pacific Life
Alexander & Baldwin Foundation
The Home Depot
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Amgen Foundation
Housatonic Management Company
The PG&E Corporation Foundation
Apple Matching Gifts Program
IBM Corporation
The Pier 39 Companies
Bank of America
The James Irvine Foundation
The Pimco Foundation
Bank of the West
JK Group Trustees for Visa
The Prudential Foundation
Black Rock
International’s Employee Giving
Regions Financial Corporation
Charles Schwab Foundation Matching Gift Center
Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, Inc.
SalesForce.com Foundation
Chevron Texaco Matching Grants Program
Levi Strauss Foundation
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Cisco Systems Inc.
Marsh & McLennan Companies
Sprint Corporation
Community Bank
Mellon Bank Corporation
Takeda
Credit Agricole Corporation and Investment Bank
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Inc.
The Assured Guaranty Corp. Matching Gifts Program
Dell
The J. P. Morgan Chase Foundation
The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation
Del Monte Foods
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Union Bank of California Foundation
GAP
Northern Trust Company
United Way
Genentech Inc.
Nuveen Investments
United Way of King County
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Oracle Matching Gifts Program
Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program
Foundation Grants 2011–2012
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Amgen Foundation
The Herbst Foundation
The J. P. Morgan Chase Foundation
The Angell Foundation
George Hornstein Family Foundation
Robert Stewart Odell & Helen Pfeiffer Odell Fund
The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Joanne Pang Foundation
The O’Shea Foundation
Dailey Family Foundation
The George & Mary Ann Leal Foundation
Pacific-Western Foundation
Edwards Family Foundation
Virgina Lopez Foundation
The Pimco Foundation
Foundations for Peace
The Ronald P. and Susan E. Lynch Foundation
SalesForce.com Foundation
The Carl Gellert & Celia Berta Gellert Foundation
Marin Community Foundation
George and Virginia Schneider Charitable Foundation
The Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation
The Joseph R. McMicking Foundation
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
William H. Hannon Foundation
Merrill Lynch & Co
The Swig Foundation
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Named Facilities
Campus Facilities
Honoree
Commons
Carlin Commons
Jesuit ResidenceArchbishop Joseph T. McGucken Hall
Pacific Overlook
Columbus Piazza
Student Activities Center
Br. Douglas Draper, S.J., Student Center
Counseling Center
The Carl & Celia Berta Gellert Counseling Center
in honor of Peter & Alberta Brusati
Student ConcourseAnn-Eve & Paul Hazen
Courtyard
Michel & Mary Orradre Courtyard
Main Entrance Plaza
In Memory of Alfred J. Cleary ’37
Main Campus Entrance
In Memory of Daniel & Mary Moriarty
Pavilion Plaza South
1992 Ignatian Guild
Pavilion Plaza (Exterior)
The Robert J. McCarthy Family
North School Entrance
Michael J. & Nancy Lawson
South School EntranceErnest & Jenny Go
President’s Office
The Coyne Family
Main Office
In Memory of Emil Monfredini
Vice President’s Office
In Memory of Frank Lovette
Dean of Students’ OfficeDaniel & Mary Feeney
Admissions Office
The 1994 Ignatian Guild
Office of the Asst. Principal for AcademicsDr. & Mrs. Collin P. Quock
Office of the Asst. Principal for Student Affairs
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Grant
Professional Development Director’s Office
In Memory of James Cantlen, Jr.
Principal’s Conference Room
In Thanksgiving to Duane Press
Fr. John Becker, S.J., Courtyard Peter Casey ’68 and Friends of Fr. Becker
Dean of Students Reception Area
John P. Horgan Family in honor of the Jesuits
Associated Student Body Offices
1991 Student Council
Main Activities Office
The 1994 Ignatian Guild
Student Bookstore
The Bob Buich Family
Student Center Conference Room
Joseph & Marion Imhof
Student Publication Layout Room & Office
The 1994 Ignatian Guild
Faculty Dining Room
In Memory of the Feeney Bros.
Jesuit Residence Room
In Memory of Grace Anne Walsh
Fathers’ Club Board Room
In Honor of Fred L. Tocchini ’66
Jesuit Residence Conference Room
In Memory of Joseph Kiernan ’31
College Guidance Center
The 1993 Ignatian Guild
Counselors’ Offices
The Jacobitz Family (in memory of Fr. Largan)
Frank Badaracco (in memory of Donald & George)
In Memory of Daniel & Mary Moriarty
In Memory of the Moriarty & McInerney Families
In Memory of The O’Connell Family
Academic Support Services Office
In Memory of David James Hale,
a gift from his family
McGucken Lobby
In Memory of Marion J. Collins
Activities Ticket BoothA Gift of Christine and Vincent O’Gara
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Athletic Facilities
Honoree
South Gymnasium
Barbara & Bob McCullough
Pool & Natatorium
The Herbst Foundation
Gymnasium Center
Martin D. Murphy, Esq.
Sports Pavilion
The S. H. Cowell Foundation
Main Athletic Field
J.B. Murphy
SI Track
In Memory of Jack Wilsey ’34
New Weight Room
Jane and James Ryan ’51 Weight Training Facility
South Gym CourtDrucker Court
Playing Field at Fairmont
Carter Field
Practice FieldDonald & Margaret Gordon ’43
Tennis Courts
The Brusati Family
The Christen Family
The Kelleher Family
The Kitt Family
Batting CenterDana Family Batting Center
Batting Cage #1
Jim Keating
Batting Cage #2
Jim Dekker ’68
Team Locker RoomRay Calcagno ’64
Pool Overlook
The 1994 Student Council
Field Concession Stand
In Memory of Stephen Cannata
Pavilion Snack Bar
“Harrington’s”
Girls’ Locker Room
Mrs. Celia Gellert
Boys’ Locker Room
In memory of John Patrick Feeney ’78
Girls’ Pool Locker Room
In Memory of Rose Toccalino
Boys’ Pool Locker Room
In Memory of George L. Formosa
Athletic Director’s Office
The Lo Family
Athletic Dept. Office
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Proses
Asst. Athletic Director’s Office
In Memory of Bernie McCann ’31
Pool Instructor’s Office
Barry C. Marsh Family
New Weight Room Office
Terrence V McGuire ’45
Training Room
Joseph Bernstein, MD
Boys’ Coaches Office
Josephine & Walter Gordon
Sports Equipment Room
The Lapping Family
Weight Room PlatformA gift of the Meyer Family
Pool Scoreboard
Canonica Family Scoreboard
Pool Record Board
Canonica Family Record Board
Pool Participation Area
In Honor of Ursula Marsten
Pool Starting BlockDennis Murphy ’77
Athletic Conference Room #1
Mr. & Mrs. Koutsoukos
(commemorating the 100th anniversary of P.G. Molinari & Sons)
Athletic Conference Room #2
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Boschetto ’74
Boys’ Athletic Training Room
Marianne & Louis Bachleder
Sports Rehabilitation Room
In Memory of Martha Franklin
Trophy Cases
The Regan Family (1)
The Paul Bruschera Family (1)
(in memory of Thomas F. De Natale)
The De Natale Family (1)
(in memory of Thomas F. De Natale)
The Buich Brothers (1)
Hagan Family (1) (in memory of James J. Hagan)
1986 Student Council and Block Club
Joe & Lisa Allanson (2)
Naming Opportunities
School Facilities
Honoree    FacilitiesAmount
Physical and Life Science CenterRichard D. Spohn, S.J., Science Center
Chemistry Hall #1
The Class of 1994
Chemistry Hall #2
The Class of 1995
Physics Hall #1
Conrad N. Hilton
Physics Hall #2
The Bartmann Science Hall in loving memory of Anthony
Bartmann ’57 (a gift from his parents, Herbert and Elizabeth Bartmann)
Biology Hall #1
The Class of 1996
Biology Hall #2
The Class of 1997
Earth Science Hall
James T. Fitzgerald, M.D.
English Center
The Connolly Family English Center
(in memory of John and Margaret Connolly and Family)
Classroom: Room 113
In Memory of Joseph Sheerin ’27
Classroom: Room 323Ralph K. Schwall Memorial Classroom
Classroom: Room 117First Republic Bank Classroom
Classroom: Room 115
John G. Leahy ’57
Classroom: Room 112
Jane and Jim Ryan ’51
Classroom: Room 401
Herbst Foundation Classroom
Classroom: Room 402Donald White ’42 Classroom
Classroom: Room 403
Class of 1977
Campus Ministry Facilities
Honoree
Student ChapelOrradre Chapel
Campus Ministry Center
The Nejasmich Family
Christian Service Center
Thomas Reed, S.J. Christian Service Center
Campus Ministry Activity Wing
In Memory of Jerome K. Doolan ’14
School Chapel
Jensen Chapel
Jesuit Residence Chapel (2nd floor)
In Loving Memory of Mary Lou Latno King
Jesuit Residence Chapel (3rd floor)Eugene Marty ’44
Campus Ministry Reception Area
1992 Ignatian Guild
Campus Minister’s Office
The Bertelsen Family
Asst. Campus Minister’s Office
Matt & Rose Duffy
Jesuit Residence Chapel Window
In Memory of Arthur J. Howard
Fine Arts Facilities
Honoree
Performing Arts Theatre
Bannan Theatre
Black Box Theatre
The E. L. Wiegand Foundation
Choral Wing
Mary Ann and Jack Gibbons Hall of Music
Choral RoomDoris Duke Wall Choral Room
Fine Arts Center
Barbara & Jay Fritz Family
Bannan Theatre Stage
In loving memory of Kay Hutchinson, a gift from William Martin ’49
Painting Studio
The Ernest Go Family
Theater Director’s OfficeSy Family
Choral Director’s Office
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Lee Go
Art Display Case
Catherine and Daniel Leese Family Art Display Case
Band Room
Janet & Nick Sablinsky Band Room (courtesy of the 2003 Winter Pops)
Library Facilities
Honoree
Campus Library
Wilsey Library
Library Resource Center
The 1993 Ignatian Guild
Library Research Center
The Bernard Osher Foundation
Wilsey Library Display AreaDiane B. Wilsey, in memory of Alfred S. Wilsey
Wilsey Library Exhibit CasesA gift of the Paul Bruschera Family,
in memory of Mary Pettit De Natale
Library Carrel
Brad ’88 and Alea Angeja
2001 Campus $10,000,000
Stadium Complex
$5,000,000
Main Academic Building
$2,500,000
West Campus Classroom Wing
$1,000,000
Fairmont Field
$1,000,000
Food Service Facility
$1,000,000
Tennis Complex
$750,000
Outdoor Student Plaza
$500,000
Second Floor Computer Lab
$250,000
Learning Center
$250,000
Faculty Lounge
$200,000
Baseball Diamond (Fairmont)
$200,000
Softball Diamond (Fairmont)
$200,000
Engineering Classroom
$150,000
Orradre Courtyard Fountain
$100,000
Jesuit Recreation Room
$100,000
President’s Conference Room
$100,000
Faculty Dining Room
$100,000
Main School Hallways (5)
$75,000
Classrooms (47)
$50,000
Commons Breezeway
$50,000
Counseling Conference Room
$50,000
Faculty Study
$50,000
Information Technology Office
$50,000
McGucken Hall Entranceway
$50,000
North Gym Court
$50,000
Girls’ Coaches Office
$45,000
Wiegand Theatre Foyer
$30,000
Batting Cages (2 at Fairmont)
$30,000
Ignatian Guild Conference Center
$25,000
Jesuit Residence Rooms (20)
$25,000
North Chapel Court
$25,000
Pool Lanes (8)
$25,000
Scenery Workroom
$25,000
SI Archive Room
$25,000
Bullpens (2 at Fairmont)
$20,000
Art Wing Display Cases (2)
$15,000
Alumni Director’s Office
$10,000
Genesis Magazine Office
$10,000
Girls’ Athletic Training Room
$10,000
Kairos Director’s Office
$10,000
Music Storage Room
$10,000
Photography Darkroom
$10,000
Theatre Control Studio
$10,000
Wiegand Theatre Lighting Room
$10,000
Dugouts (4 at Fairmont)
$10,000
Bannan Theatre Makeup Room
$5,000
Pool Starting Blocks (7)
$5,000
Weight Room Lifting Platforms (9)
$5,000
The Study
boys’
varsity lacrosse team enjoyed a high national ranking
Library
Carrels
$2,500
after its 19–1 season.
Bannan Theatre Seats
$1,500
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Twenty Year Donor Club
SI is honoring those who have made donations to the school for 20 or more consecutive years.
We are indebted to these men and women for their constant and unflagging support of St. Ignatius
College Preparatory and for its mission of forming men and women of conscience, competence and compassion.
We thank them and ask all of you to consider making an annual gift so that, one day, you too may join their ranks.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Ahern
Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Antonini
Mr. & Mrs. John V. Arena
Mr. Steven C. Avanzino
Bank of America
Mr. & Mrs. Gleb I. Belonogoff
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Bernstein
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Bonelli
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Brandi
Mr. & Mrs. Angus Brunner
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Bruno
Mr. & Mrs. Gregoire Calegari
Mr. & Mrs. Louis M. Caserza
Mrs. Phyllis Charlton
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Chiarella
Dr. & Mrs. Edward A. Chow
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Christen III
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Coffey
Mr. James E. Collins
Mrs. Lillian Corriea
Mr. & Mrs. Nils F. Danielson
Mrs. Lola De Leone
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Deehan
Mr. & Mrs. David Devencenzi
Mr. & Mrs. James H. Devitt
Doelger Charitable Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Noel J. Dyer
Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Farrell
Mr. Barry J. Favro
Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Faye
Mr. Jonathan Ferdon
Mr. Blaine J. Fraker
Mr. Bruno G. Galassini
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Ginotti
Dr. & Mrs. Michael H. Girolami
Mr. John R. Goldberg
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Grazioli
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Hanley
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Hanratty
Mr. Michael Harrington
Mr. Rene A. Herrerias
Dr. & Mrs. Richard F. Hoedt
Ms. Gail Hyde
Mrs. Jutta Jacobs
Mr. & Mrs. Barry D. Kane
Mr. & Mrs. Brian S. Kearney
Mr. Philip S. Kelber
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Kelleher
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Kelleher
Mr. & Mrs. Sarsfield A. Kelly
Mr. William J. Kirby
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Kleinman
Mrs. Raymond Knuepfer
Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Kolling
Mrs. Agnes Leach
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Lovette
Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Madigan
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Mahoney
Mr. & Mrs. Curtis J. Mallegni
Dr. & Mrs. Anthony R. Maniscalco
Mr. Robert C. McCarthy
Mr. & Mrs. William McDonnell, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William E. McDonnell
Mr. William J. Melvin
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Molinari
Mr. John E. Mona
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Monfredini
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Moriarty
Mr. John D. Moriarty
Dr. & Mrs. Philip Morrissey
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis F. Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Gerow F. Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Martin D. Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence P. Nejasmich
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Nicolai
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Nicolai
Mr. & Mrs. John V. O’Brien, Jr.
Mr. Frank J. O’Leary
Mr. Carl M. Olsen
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh J. O’Neill
Mr. James W. O’Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Ottoboni
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene C. Payne III
Mrs. Betty L. Pommon
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Puccinelli
Mr. Emmet J. Purcell
Mrs. James J. Raggio
Members of the Class of 2012 celebrated their graduation at St. Ignatius Church in June.
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Hon. & Mrs. Timothy A. Reardon
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Regan
Mr. David K. Rodrigues, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Ruggiero
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Sangiacomo
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Sangiacomo
Col. & Mrs. John C. Scharfen USMC
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Schuppel
Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Sheehan
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Sheehy
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Silvestri
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Silvia
Mr. & Mrs. Gail B. Siri
Mr. John L. Squeri, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Sternberg
Mr. Stanley Stillman
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Sullivan III
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Sullivan
Mr. John P. Tivenan
Mr. & Mrs. Fred L. Tocchini
Mrs. Elsie Tonelli
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Vevoda
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Vollert
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Wall
Mr. & Mrs. Louis P. Warchot
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Wai Wong
Contributions Report
Partnership
by Joe Vollert ’84, Vice President for Development
St. Ignatius College Preparatory thrives on a multitude of partnerships. I
draw your attention to three key ones.
In this past year, the nine members of the Board of Trustees – with the
Jesuit members holding the majority vote – hired SI’s first lay president,
Mr. John Knight. This partnership is one of mission. The Trustees are
charged with ensuring SI’s fidelity to its mission and have likewise charged
Mr. Knight, as director of the work, with helping everyone at SI live up
to the mission of the school as they form policies, make decisions and
perform the day-to-day operations.
The second partnership is one often referred to in Jesuit circles as “the
work.” It is a partnership of the faculty and staff to the mission. The real work
is played out each day in the classroom and chapel and on the field, court
and stage. Our faculty and staff instruct, inspire and challenge our 1,450
young Ignatians to choose a life centered on Christ, the man we meet in
the gospels, who teaches us to respond courageously to the challenges of
our times. There is nothing more sacred than the relationship between our
students and their teachers, counselors, coaches, directors and priests.
Mr. Totah’s quarterly Genesis magazine tells the stories of the fruits of
this work: teachers and students who do the work at SI and of alumni who
take that work into their careers and communities. The stories showcase
many leaders who are innovative, passionate and attuned to the key social
issues of our day.
The last partnership key to this “work” is with you, our loyal and generous
alumni, parents, friends and benefactors. This partnership has succeeded
over the years because you have given us your trust. SI receives no
government support; thus, you and you alone empower SI to provide clean,
safe and appropriate state-of-the-art facilities for our faculty and students. You
help us provide a Jesuit education to more than 25 percent of our students
who otherwise could not afford to attend SI. You allow us to innovate so that
we may provide the best possible education to tomorrow’s generations. In
short, your partnership ensures SI’s fidelity to its mission. Great teaching,
facilities and programs don’t just happen. They take strategic planning, proper
resources and strong leadership.
These three partnerships, a trinity of sorts, echo the partnerships Christ
had – his partnership with his disciples; with those whom he healed; and with
the Father and Holy Spirit, the other members of the Holy Trinity. So, too, do
we find strength in and give thanks for these three partnerships that give life
to all that we do.
Sixty seven members of the Class of 2013 went on immersion
experiences over the summer. Above, Nicole Vincelette ’13 harvested
lettuce in Salinas.
Program
Annual Alumni Appeal
Total
$1,406,281.95
Bingo$35,991.27
General Giving
$384,894.46
Major Gifts & Grants
$1,176,285.50
Ignatian Guild & Fathers’ Club
$1,153,361.00
Loyola Guild
Parent Giving Gifts
$10,500.00
$377,329.88
Parent Giving Pledges
$1,312,170.00
Planned Giving
$3,265,943.65
Total Contributions
$9,122,757.71
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Profile: Class of 2012
THE CLASS OF 2012 IS NOW ATTENDING THESE SCHOOLS:
Academy of Art University
American University of Paris
Arizona State University
Berklee College of Music
Boston College
Bucknell University
California Lutheran University
California Polytechnic State University:
San Luis Obispo
California State Polytechnic University: Pomona
California State University: Chico
Cañada College
Carnegie Mellon University
Carroll College
Catholic University of America
Cebu Doctors’ University, Philippines
Chapman University
Claremont McKenna College
Colby College
College of Marin
College of San Mateo
College of the Holy Cross
Connecticut College
Cornell University
Creighton University
Dickinson College
Dominican University
Duke University
École hôtelière de Lausanne
Emory University
Fordham University
Georgetown University
Gonzaga University
Grinnell College
Hamilton College
Hillsdale College
Hofstra University
Howard University
Johnson & Wales University
Kalamazoo College
Kenyon College
Lehigh University
Lewis and Clark College
Long Island University Global College
Loyola Marymount University
Loyola University New Orleans
Loyola University of Chicago
Marquette University
Miami University of Ohio
New York University
Northeastern University
Notre Dame de Namur University
Oberlin College
Occidental College
Penn State University Park
Pomona College
Portland State University
Princeton University
Purdue University
Quinnipiac University
Regis University
Rockhurst University
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Saint Louis University
San Diego State University
San Francisco State University
San Jose State University
Santa Barbara City College
Santa Clara University
Seattle University
Skidmore College
Skyline College
Sonoma State University
Southern Methodist University
St. Edward’s University
St. John’s University, NY
St. Mary’s College of California
Stanford University
The George Washington University
The University of Arizona
The University of Kansas
Trinity College
Tufts University
Tulane University
Union College
United States Naval Academy
University of Alaska
University of California, Berkeley
University of California at Davis
University of Californiaat Irvine
University of California at Los Angeles
University of California at Merced
University of California at Riverside
University of California at San Diego
University of California at Santa Barbara
University of California at Santa Cruz
University of Colorado at Boulder
University of Michigan
University of Mississippi
University of Missouri
University of Nevada, Reno
University of Notre Dame
University of Oregon
University of Pennsylvania
University of Portland
University of Puget Sound
University of Redlands
University of St. Thomas
University of San Diego
University of San Francisco
University of South Carolina
University of Southern California
University of the Pacific
University of Virginia
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Vanderbilt University
Vassar College
Villanova University
Wake Forest University
Washington & Lee University
Washington University in St. Louis
Willamette University
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Yale University
senior class Statistical Snapshot:
SATS
SI NATCA
GPAs
CRITICAL READING
611496495
MALE
3.325
MATHEMATICS
604
514512
FEMALE
3.530
WRITING
620
488496
TOTAL GPA
3.427
Class of 2012: 366 Members
Percentage attending college:
99%
Attending a four-year college:
96%
Attending a two-year college:
3%
Attending a California Private College:
7%
Attending a California State University:
11%
Attending a University of California:
15%
Attending a College Out of State/Abroad: 35%
Attending a Jesuit College:
28%
Other Universities:
1%
SAT II SUBJECT AREA TESTS
Literature599
US History
627
World History
626
Math I
570
Math II
629
Chemistry618
Physics597
French641
Latin553
Spanish637
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Nicole Anicetti ’10 at the June 5 graduation.
ACTS
SI
NAT
CA
English 27.2
20.5
21.6
Math
25.7
21.1
22.8
Reading 26.5
21.3
22.1
Science 24.6
20.9
21.5
Average 26.1
21.1
22.1
AP TESTS
SI has one of the largest and
most successful Advanced
Placement programs in the
country. In 2012, 644 students
took 1,441 tests with an
85.4 percent pass rate. Also,
students scored more than 800
4s and 5s on these tests. This
performance ranks SI among
the top 150 schools (the top
two-thirds of 1 percent) in the
nation. Our pass rate is also 24
points higher than the average
for all test-takers.
Profile: Class of 2016
GENDER
Female
52.37%
Male 47.63%
Total
380 of 1180 applicants
Academics
GPA 3.65
Entrance Exam Avg. Percentile
79.3%
Religion
Catholic
69.7%
Christian
19.5%
Non-Christian
5.0%
No Religious Affiliation
5.8%
Ethnicity
African American
2.9%
Asian 15.8%
Filipino
12.9%
Latino 13.7%
White 53.7%
Other
1.1%
ELEMENTARY School Type
Catholic
56.8%
Independent
18.7%
Public 24.5%
Geographic
San Francisco
40.3%
San Mateo
42.1%
Calendar: Class of 2017
admissions Calendar for class of 2017
(For more information, go to www.siprep.org/admissions)
NOVEMBER 4 Open House
Families may visit our campus for all or part of the scheduled 2 hours from 1–3 p.m.
November 15 APPLICATION PRIORITY FILING DATE
Application Filing Fee is $85. Applications will be accepted after the Priority Filing Date, but
the application filing fee will be increased to handle and process applications received after
this date; after 11/15/12, the filing fee will be increased an additional $25; after 12/10/12, the
filing fee will be increased an additional $50.
JanuarY 12, 2013, Entrance Exam
8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The applicant indicates the exam location and date on the Entrance Exam
Reservation Form included as part of the online application to SI.
March 15, 2013, Notification Date
Applicants and parents are notified of admissions decisions and financial aid awards.
March 22, 2013, Registration Deadline
A non-refundable deposit (which is applied towards the student’s tuition) reserves a place in the
Class of 2017.
Tuition and Financial Aid
For detailed tuition and financial aid information, visit the Business Office website:
(www.siprep.org/business_office)
Admissions Criteria
In general, an 8th grade applicant should have the following qualifications:
• Should perform well above grade level on standardized tests taken in the seventh and eighth
grade at his or her present school.
• Should be progressing in academic subjects commensurate with ability.
• Should receive a favorable recommendation from the principal, teacher or counselor of the school
the student now attends. (Note: This recommendation will be solicited by the Admissions Office.)
• Should perform well enough on the entrance examination to indicate that he or she is capable of
achievement in a rigorous college preparatory course of study.
• The student and parents should be committed to the student’s active participation in the religious
and extracurricular activities of the community he or she seeks to join. This includes a genuine
interest in after-school activities, liturgies, retreats and community service.
Marin 14.2%
East Bay
2.6%
Other
0.8%
Legacies
Siblings
88
First Generation:
Sibling or Parent are graduates
65
Second Generation: Uncles, aunts,
or grandfather are graduates
22
Cousins
22
New Families 181
(48 percent of the freshman class has no legacy connection.)
Members of the Class of 2016 learned the SI fight song
two days before the start of classes in August.
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keeping in touch
*
If you see an asterisk after a name, go to www.siprep.org/news to read even more.
1949 Ed Dowd and his wife, Bernie, celebrated
1972 Michael Solovieff celebrated the graduation 1986 Dan Lang, a former SI English teacher and
their 50th wedding anniversary accompanied by
their son, Tom, and his fiancée, Reene. (They will
be married next spring on Maui.) They enjoyed
a Hawaiian cruise and met longtime friend Ernie
Salomone ’49 in Honolulu. On Maui, they were
treated to a great lunch at the Lahaina Yacht Club
by Bernie’s good friends Rich and Carolyn Piazza.
1955 Chuck Murphy, Sr., reports that his son,
Chuck, Jr., a captain in the U.S. Forest Service
from El Dorado County, and his crew, were one
of two companies chosen to meet with President
Obama on the site of the most recent devastating
Colorado Springs forest fire. Chuck’s photo was
taken with the president and published in the press.
1958 Bill Rodgers and his wife, Joanne,
celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on July
7 with 110 friends and family.
1961 Barry Leonardini has a new book out
– Jesus Was Tall And Well Spoken: A Different
Account of Christ and His Catholic Church. Look
for it online.
1962 Eddie Dubost, Mike Cronan ’63, Philip
McMahon ’97 and Paul Landucci ’71 (below) all
attended the 90th birthday party for their family’s
matriarch, Norma Landucci.
1963 George Magill received a bronze medal for
a third-place finish in the 65-69 age group in this
year’s Napa Valley Inline Marathon, which boasted
170 competitors, the most ever to take part in the
event’s 19-year history. His firm, Magill Industries,
also launched the Smart Handle Debris Retrieval
System, a viable alternative to the inefficient, loud
and polluting gas-powered leaf blowers.
of his nephew, Alex, the son of Michael’s late
brother, Nicolas ’70. Alex graduated from St.
Patrick-St. Vincent High School in Vallejo, where
he receiving the Terry Flynn Memorial Scholarship,
awarded to a young man who displays the qualities
of fellowship, determination and generosity of spirit.
/ Dave Urbiztondo is the grandfather to Celeste
Kaileia Urbiztondo, born
June 24, to his son,
Josh, and daughter-inlaw, Alexis. Dave hopes
that the Urb legacy will
continue its pursuit of
excellence in the spirit,
body and heart of SI.
1973 Al Clifford and his wife, Roseanne, climbed
the 9,926-foot peak at Cloud’s Rest in Yosemite
this past summer.
1976 Andrew B. Downs was elected to the
board of directors of the Federation of Defense
and Corporate Counsel, a selective international
organization of civil defense and corporate
attorneys.
1977 Kevin C. Mayer is a partner and civil trial
attorney in the Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.,
offices of Crowell & Moring LLP. His nationwide
practice focuses on the litigation and trial of complex
commercial, toxic tort, environmental, construction
and OSHA matters. He completed two terms on the
Board of Governors for the Association of Business
Trial Lawyers and now serves on the Board of
the Constitutional Rights Foundation. In 2011, he
was elected a Fellow of The Litigation Counsel of
America, the trial lawyers honorary society. He and
his wife, Donna, reside in Pacific Palisades with
their four young children, Grant, Pierce, Clark and
Sloan. “Clearly, there will be no retirement in the
foreseeable future,” noted Kevin.
track coach, is the new principal of Francis Parker
Middle School in San Diego.
1994 Chris Fogarty, former SI student body
president and owner of R Bar and The Wreck
Room, will open Stock in Trade in the fall at 2036
Lombard Street, which many may know as the
former site of La Barca, the Mexican restaurant
that closed earlier this year.
1995 Margaret (Hampton) Cosgrove completed
her doctorate of physical therapy at UCSF/SFSU
in May 2012 and successfully passed her licensing
exam in July. She is currently working at Alta Bates
Medical Center in Berkeley.
1996 Allison Silvestri* was appointed principal
of Half Moon Bay High School. / Rayfil Wong* has
just published an iPad children’s self-help book,
The Brave Unicorn.
1998 Mimi Mulhern is working at Marin
Catholic heading up their iPad pilot program
with the freshmen, facilitating iPad professional
development for faculty and staff and teaching
two history classes. / Brendan Raher is in
pre-production on his first feature film, Evicted.
Brendan wrote the screenplay and will direct it this
December in San Francisco. Evicted tells the tale
of Amy Jeté, a morally bankrupt TV producer who
discovers she’s being evicted from existence in this
family film. Learn more at evictedthemovie.com.
1999 Alfredo Dela Rosa, DDS, MD, completed
his residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery at
the Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard
School of Dental Medicine. He is now practicing full
time in the Bay Area and teaches part time at the
University of Pacific’s School of Dentistry.
2000 Tiffany Valin Evangelista married Edwin
Unira Carubio (below) in an SF-Giants- themed
1982 David Lewin is back in San Francisco; his
children are enrolled at St. Vincent de Paul. He
misses the Aloha state.
1984 Officers Jules Hermosura and Tom
1967 John Parente, a veteran board member
at Gonzaga University, has accepted a two-year
appointment as chairman. “I consider it a great honor
to serve Gonzaga University as the chair,” he notes.
“I am looking forward to assisting the university in
molding the new board and providing guidance
to regents in their role as representatives of the
university. I will continue to serve as an ambassador
for the university, assisting in admissions and helping
graduates network in the job market.”
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Hauscarriague are both stationed at Ingleside
Police Station on the midnight watch, keeping the
streets of San Francisco safe.
wedding on Nov. 26, 2011, in Daly City. Tiffany’s
sister, Valerie ’06, was the Maid of Honor.
Celebrating their opening day were family, friends
and classmates Catherine Carr, Mollie Caselli,
Virada Chatikul, Jessifer Lu and Jim Tassone of
’00; Kevin Aguirre, Stephen Dominguez, Marie
Luchessa, Daniel Mascardo and Jamie Rey ’06;
and John Rey ’08.
SI RESTAURANT OWNERS & CATERERS!
We are compiling a list for an upcoming issue of Bay Area alumni restaurant owners & caterers.
Please send an email to Genesis editor Paul Totah at ptotah@siprep.org to be included in this listing.
2001 Collin Lam married Kimberley Ann Wong
on Aug. 15 at the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite
National Park. The ceremony was officiated by
Colleen Lam Nguyen ’97. Henri Revel ’01, Jennifer
Low ’01, Garrick Jang ’01 and Stacey Lee ’97
were in attendance for the wedding celebration.
After attending UCLA, Collin worked in principal
investments managing a single family office travelling
between London and Hong Kong. He is now settled
back in San Francisco and has started his own
consulting business.
2002 Martino DiGrande is now the sole proprietor
of Palio d’Asti restaurant. He and his former partner
bought the restaurant from Gianni Fassio ’50.
2003 Bernadette Chan recently finished her
degree in pharmacy at the University of Michigan
and is now doing a fellowship in policy and
advocacy through the Rutgers Pharmaceutical
Industry Fellowship Program at Sanofi.
2005 Erika Kociolek married Devin Uehling on
Aug. 10 in Boulder, Colo., in a small backyard
ceremony with their immediate families.
2006 Victoria
Giampaoli, a thirdyear veterinary
student at the
University of Illinois’
College of Veterinary
Medicine, went on
a volunteer trip to
Costa Rica to help
spay, neuter and
give check-ups this
past summer. She
and the team were able to treat 228 domestic and
101 large animals. / Kelcey Harrison* is running
across the U.S. to raise money and awareness
to fight lung cancer and honor the memory of Jill
Costello ‘06. Gianna Toboni ’06, a producer for
Katie Couric’s new show, wrote about Kelcey for
the show’s website. / Former SI and Yale rower
Derek Johnson* took first at the Henley Regatta
as part of the California Rowing Club. / Jerry
Nevin went to Amsterdam this summer to compete
at Durham University in England where he earned
his master’s in finance in 2012.
2008 Andrew McCarty* was named a KSTF
teaching fellow. / Michelle Susan Melendez
graduated summa cum laude from Fairfield
University in June.
2010 Nathan Carzon, who was diagnosed
with leukemia during sophomore year at SI
and who successfully finished his treatment in
March 2011, has started his junior year at USC,
where he is double-majoring in accounting and
entrepreneurship/finance at the Leventhal School
of Accounting and the Marshall School of Business.
In December 2011, he ended his internship with
Microsoft Bing as a USC Campus Ambassador.
An active member of the Delta Chi Fraternity, he
manages Soapy Joe’s, a university laundry service.
He spent last summer in Dublin interning with the
VC firm of Delta Partners, and he continues to
participate in fund-raising events to raise awareness
for cancer and other childhood diseases.
2012 Greg Davis* was selected to row on the
U.S. Junior National team. He competed at the
World Championships in August in Bulgaria. Greg’s
8 placed third in the U.S. Club National Final,
losing out to Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia.
Greg’s boat competed against collegiate and post
grad oarsmen in the Senior Men’s 8 division. /
Collin Monsour* was named baseball player of
the year by SanFranPreps.com. Other honors
went to Collin’s classmates Nick Johnson, Matt
DeBenedetti, Charlie Goldensohn, Travis
McDow and Kyle Tillinghast and class of
2013 members Jack Stinn, Matt Krook, Nick
Giarratano, Jack Klein and Dylan Foster. /
Shane Slosar was invited to participate in the
Dean’s Scholars in Shakespeare Program at
George Washington University. He will attend
lectures at the Folger Shakespeare Library
and Shakespeare Theatre Company as well as
performances at the Folger Elizabethan Theatre.
/ Meg Summa, Caitlyn Lee, Maddie Welsh and
Kaitlyn Crowley began their college career at
Washington University in St. Louis.
for the European Lacrosse Championships playing
for Team Ireland. The event was the biggest
sporting event to be held in the Netherlands in
2012. Jerry was captain of his St. John’s University
Lacrosse Team and was the head lacrosse coach
2013 Matt Emery (Virginia), Charlie Ford
(Georgetown), Spencer Evans (Harvard), Jack
McGovern (Holy Cross) and Cyrus Scott ’14
(top right) all made the West Regional Team of
the highly selective Under Armour All-American
Lacrosse Tournament.
Kate Mattimore and
Carly Bell ’14 (left)
were members of the
girls West Regional
Team. / Tess Brown*,
who swims for North
Bay Aquatics in Marin
County, won both the
100– and 200–meter
backstroke in the
17–18 age group at
the Junior Olympics
held in Concord on
July 27 through 29.
/ Nico Giarratano*
made the first cut for Team USA U18 baseball. /
Mary Shepherd* and her club volleyball team,
Payes Performance, finished third in the girls’
Junior National Volleyball Championships in the
toughest division. / Jack Stinn* earned top male
athlete of the year honors for San Francisco from
SanFranPreps.com. Will McKee ’12 and Nick
Johnson ’12 earned honorable mention. Maria
Kemiji-McDonald ’12 was named SanFranPrep’s
female athlete of the year for the second year
running. / Angela Yip* visited the White House
and attended the White House Asian American
Pacific Islander Youth Summit. She was one of two
high school students selected to attend based on
her application and essay. She was surprised to
learn that Jason Tengco ‘06 was one of the key
organizers of the event. Jason is an advisor at the
White House’s Office of Public Engagement. A
former White House intern, he served as a Public
Policy fellow at Carnegie Mellon University. The
summit was streamed live at whitehouse.gov.
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2014 Ethan Carzon, after arriving from an SI trip
with Mr. Isham to London and France, received
confirmation that he was accepted for a weeklong
all-expenses paid Summer Leadership Program in
July for high school students sponsored by USC’s
Leventhal School of Accounting and the Big-4
accounting firms. / Trevor Dunbar* shone on the
national stage during the San Francisco basketball
Pro-Am Tour.
a son, Silas Leonard, born Aug. 9, 2012. He joins
big brother Clive. / Doug Giorgis and wife, Mary,
a daughter, Flynn Evangeline, born Nov. 25, 2011.
Classmate Erik DeLong is the proud godfather.
1998 Martin O’Leary and his wife, Amy, a
daughter, Elle Cassidy, born June 7, 2012.
2015 Chloe Devincenti*, Maddie Defrino and
Nicolas Roche did community service with San
Francisco Supervisor Mark Farrell ’92.
births
2000 Vikki (Potthoff) Abendroth and her
husband, Michael Abendroth ’00, a son, William
Michael (above), born April 13, 2012.
in memoriam
1935 William M. Casey
1941 Dudley F. Sullivan
1942 Marshall F. Moran
1946 Jack McVeigh
1948 Donald J. Garibald
1948 Rev. Camille J. Prat, S.J.
1950 Arthur “Drew” Schwarzman
1953 Robert L. Ciraulo
1953 Richard L. Duffy
1955 Mark McGuinness
1958 Rev. Gerald P. McCourt, S.J.
1958 Stephen Valentine
1959 Kenneth M. Driscoll
1963 Dennis R. Norwood
1966 Joseph R. Clopton
1966 Robert Hackney
1969 Peter Linato
1972 Dr. Zsolt Csukonyi
1980 Gregory J. Halloran
2008 Marjan Brown
1994 Lisa Barsanti Wade and her husband,
Garrett, a daughter, Madison Riley (above), born
June 4, 2012. She joins big sister Emily Marie.
2004 Mia (Kosmas) Fanourgiakis and her
husband, Mike, a daughter, Zoe Maria (above),
born Feb. 11, 2012.
Shortly before Richard Duffy ’53 passed away on
July 23, 2012, he posed with grandchildren Megan
Weber ’13 (far right) and Jack Weber ’14 (third from
right), son-in-law Pete Weber ’78 (second from right).
Megan and Jack’s paternal grandfather, Barrett
Weber ’42 (second from left) also attended SI.
1995 Tina Gualco Davis and her husband, Tim,
a daughter, Audrey Elizabeth (above), born April
21, 2012. She joins big brothers Zach (4) and Nick
(2). Tina serves as senior business leader in Visa’s
global brand standards department. Grandpa is
Joe Gualco ’63. 1997 Greg Comolli and his wife, Anne, twin
daughters, Katherine Delia and Charley Marie,
born July 29, 2012. They join big brother Connor.
/ Monica (Swanson) Hunt and husband, Daniel,
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Members of SI’s Chamber Singers, led by
Choral Director Chad Zullinger, toured Europe this
summer, performing in Italy, France and Spain
including a session in Versailles (above).
Photo by Paul Hanley ’63.
Correction:
The story on Joshua Williams in the summer Genesis
neglected to mention two legacy connections: his
father, Rudi D. Williams ’79, and his uncle Charles D.
Williams ’78 (SI’s first African American Valedictorian).
Our apologies for the omission.
calendar 2012/2013
DECEMBER
2 Loyola Guild Tea (Commons) 11am
5 & 6 Choral: Song of the Season (SI Church) SEPTEMBER
15 Alumni Wine Classic 16 Your Next Step is the Cure (Jog for Jill) @ GG Park 26 Picture Make-Up Day 2-5pm
3pm
11:50am
7pm
5 Board of Trustees meeting 3pm
8 SIPAC Pasko Christmas Party (Commons) 6pm
9 Loyalty Mass & Reception Honoring the Fr. Carlin Society 4:30pm
11 Fathers’ Club Board Meeting 7pm
26 Board of Regents/Trustees Meeting 4pm
13 Fathers’ Club Board Christmas Dinner 6pm
27 Moms’ Night Out (Commons) 6pm
15 Christmas Store 8am
29 Class of 1952 Reunion (Faculty Dining Room) 11am
7pm
5 Bruce-Mahoney Football Game (Kezar) 7pm
5 Honoring 1962 AAA Football Champs (Kezar)
7 Classes Resume
6pm
8 Bruce-Mahoney Basketball (USF Memorial Gym) 7 Father/Student Communion Breakfast 9am
8 Fathers’ Club Board Meeting 7pm
8 Parent Speaker Series #1 (Commons) 7pm
9 Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 7pm
12 8th Grade Entrance Exam 10-11 Senior Portraits 10-6
17 Joey Alioto Fathers’ Club Crab ’n’ Cards 10 Board of Trustees Meeting 3pm
21 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
11 Sophomore Parent Night 7pm
22 Parent Intro Meeting for Spiritual Exercises 15-16 Midterms
17 PSAT Testing 6 & 7:30pm
8:30am-12:30pm
22-26 Dance Concert (Wiegand) 23 Freshman Parent Community of Concern (Commons) 8:30am
26 Financial Aid / Cash for Colleges (Commons) 6pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
10am
27 Ignatian Guild Women’s Retreat 9am
19 Quarter Break, no classes
30 Parent Speaker Series #3 (Commons) 7pm
6pm
30-31 SI Live (Bannan) 7pm
25 SoCal Reception to Meet President John Knight (Newport Beach)
25 Shirley LaMarr to speak in Choral Room
27 Class of 1972 Reunion (Crowne Plaza, San Mateo) 7pm
6pm
27 ALAS Reunion (Commons)
NOVEMBER
4 Open House 5-6 Senior Portrait Make-Up Day 6 Estate Planning Seminar
6-9 Fall Play: Noises Off (Wiegand) 9 SI Law Society Lunch (City Club)
10 Fashion Show Dinner 11 Fashion Show Luncheon 1-3pm
3pm
11:30am
7pm
11:30am
6pm
11am
FEBRUARY
1-2 Latino Summit (Commons)
5 ALAS Applicant Evening (Commons) 7pm
8 Scholarship Dinner 6pm
8 Piano Recital 3pm
9 Estate Planning Seminar
10 Mother/Student Communion Breakfast 12 Ignatian Guild/Fathers’ Club Board Meetings 12 AAAS Applicant Evening 11:30am
9am
7pm
6:30pm
19 Faculty Inservice (no classes)
20 Frosh Challenge Day 8:15am
20 Boards of Regents, Regents Emeriti & Trustees 4pm
13-17 Fall Play: Noises Off (Wiegand) 7pm
21 Student Arts Showcase, Wiegand Theatre, 7pm
13 FAFSA (Counseling) 7pm
22 Student Arts Showcase, Wiegand Theatre, 3:30pm
17 Class of ’67 Reunion (Alfred’s Restaurant) 4pm
22 Mother/Daughter Night (Commons) 7pm
6pm
23 Student Arts Showcase, Wiegand Theatre, 7pm
10am
MARCH
21-23 Thanksgiving Break
23 Class of 2002 Reunion
2 Fathers’ Club Auction (McCullough Gym) 21 Alumni Basketball Games
8 Father/Daughter Night (Commons) 24 Alumni Soccer Games
12 Bruce-Mahoney Baseball Game (AT&T Park, schedule permitting)
28 Class of ’52 basketball lunch, Capp’s Corner (call 650-697-9376)
12 Fathers’ Club Board Meeting 28 Parent Speaker Series #2: (Commons) 6:30pm
28 Start of Easter Break
30 Alumni Baseball
7pm
13 Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 28&30 Instrumental Concert (Bannan) 7pm
13-14 Midterms
30 Instrumental Concert (Bannan) 3pm
15 Quarter Break
7pm
13 Junior Prom
19 Alumni Night for Spring Musical (Bannan) 6pm
20 Grandparents’ Day reception & Spring Musical Preview 11am/2pm
20 8th grade preview of Spring Musical 7pm
21 Case Studies (Counseling) 2pm
23 General Parent Meeting (Commons 7pm
24-27 Spring Musical: How to Succeed in Business... 7pm
27 International Food Faire 4pm
MAY
1-4 Spring Musical: How to Succeed in Business... 7pm
2 Father/Son Night (Commons 6:30pm
7 Ignatian Guild Board Meeting 7pm
14 Fathers’ Club Board Meeting 7pm
14 Transition to College (Orradre Chapel) 7pm
15 Board of Regents 4pm
15 Magis Senior Celebration 16 Ignatian Guild Installation Mass & Luncheon 6:30pm
11am
17 Faculty In Service (no classes)
17 Fathers’ Club BBQ (Commons) 5:30pm
18 Senior Prom
20 Senior Class Holiday
11:30am
23 Transition Liturgy
7pm
18 Christ the King Mass (Orradre Chapel) 27 Fathers’ Club Lenten Reflection (Orradre) 22 Father Carlin Heritage Society Luncheon 18 President’s Day (no classes)
13 Ignatian Guild/Fathers’ Club Board Meetings 14 Board of Regents Meeting 4pm
21 AMDG Earth Day Event
18 Faculty In-Service, no classes
20 Class of 1992 Reunion (Commons) 10am
9 Financial Aid Night (Orradre Chapel)
6pm
6pm
24 Class of ’63 Golden Diploma Mass & Reception 20 Board of Trustees 9 Ignatian Guild/Fathers’ Club Board Meetings 6 Class of 1987 Reunion (Alfred’s Steakhouse) 13 President’s Cabinet Dinner (Commons) 7pm
8 School Resumes
JANUARY 2013
3-4 Faculty Retreat, no classes
7pm
22 Mother/Son Dance (Commons) 23 Golden Diploma Dinner (Location TBD)
4-6 Jerry Langkammerer Lax Tournament (subject to change)
6 Class of 1982 Reunion (Hyatt Regency San Francisco) 9 Ignatian Guild/Fathers’ Club Board Meetings 7pm
APRIL
27-29 Leo La Rocca Sand Dune Classic
4 Freshman Parent Night 3pm
20 College Night (Counseling) 31 Easter
17-19 Final Exams
20 Start of Christmas Break
OCTOBER
20 Board of Trustees Meeting 6pm
8:30pm
7pm
7pm
24 Awards Assembly 9:30am
27 Memorial Day Holiday
28-30 Final Exams
29 Board of Trustees 30 Baccalaureate Mass (St. Mary’s) 3pm
7:30pm
JUNE
1 Graduation (St. Ignatius Church) 10:30am
3 Fathers’ Club Installation Lunch (Alioto’s) 11:30am
7 All Class Reunion
10 High School Summer School & camps begin
11 Fathers’ Club Board Meeting 7pm
17 Middle School Summer School begins
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