flintridge sacred heart academy annual report 2014-15

FLINTRIDGE SACRED HEART ACADEMY

Seeking truth. Serving others.

440 St. Katherine Drive La Cañada Flintridge, California 91011

www.fsha.org

Non-Profit Org.U.S. Postage

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Seeking truth. Serving others.

A L E T T E R F R O M

THE PRESIDENTear friends,

Gratitude is an amazing virtue; it flows directly from a deep, rich sense of abundance.

This abundance is palpable at Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy. You catch a sense of it in the breathtaking beauty of the campus, you feel it in the spirit and enthusiasm of our incredible young women, and you witness it in the commitment and dedication of our faculty and staff who are pushing us to the cutting edge of educational horizons. Abundance certainly describes our community—so much generosity in so many places, not the least of which is the support for our programs as well as the Flintridge Fund and the Capital Campaign. Finally, our alumnae deepen our abundance—they are everywhere, yes, around the world; and more and more are re-connecting with their “family on the Hill.” Abundance is abundant here!

I believe gratitude is an appropriate response to abundance. Scripture tells us, “To those who have, more will be given.” Our gratitude to each of you

is limitless. As we celebrate our 85th anniversary, it is so clear that we would not be the school we are today without you and the generations of families who have supported us for the last 85 years. Certainly, your generous donations matter—every gift makes dreams come true. But it is your generous spirit and your own Tolog enthusiasm that make our hearts beat with deep gratitude for you, our Flintridge Sacred Heart community. Soon we will experience the completion of Phase One of our Arts Center and you will witness what you have done. It is really quite amazing.

Thank you seems so small, so trite. That said, I trust our Dominican brother, Meister Eckhart, who, many years ago, assured us that a grateful “thank you” can be a perfect prayer. Please accept our gratitude and our loving prayers for your abundant support of our mission on the Hill.

With a thousand thanks,

Sister Carolyn McCormack, O.P.President

Our missionFlintridge Sacred Heart Academy, a Catholic, Dominican, college-preparatory school, educates young women for a life of faith, integrity and truth.

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY FLINTRIDGE SACRED HEART ACADEMY

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D“ If the only prayer you ever say in your entire life is thank you, it will be enough.”

— Meister Eckhart 13th century Dominican mystic

Principal Sr. Celeste Marie Botello, O.P. and President Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P.


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Graduates1931: 92015: 81

SEPTEMBER 1952: FSHA began admitting day students

4,784 total graduates MUSIC FROM

1974DANCE CONCERT: Earth, Wind and Fire, Elton John, Ike and Tina Turner, Chicago and John Denver

MUSIC FROM

2015DANCE CONCERT: Beyoncé, Imogen Heap, Lorde, Imagine Dragons, Meghan Trainor and Florence and the Machine

Since 1973...

Rose Princesses Rose Queens

Uniforms

$280.40(dress uniform)

$68.90 (non-dress uniform)

2015:1931: $40

Eighty-five years ago, three Dominican Sisters traveled up the Hill to take possession of our beautiful school carrying only “a statue of the Blessed Virgin, a $5 bill and their faith.” Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy has grown in ways no one could have imagined in 1931, and today offers cutting-edge academic opportunities, unparalleled co-curricular experiences and a dedicated and talented faculty. Thank you for being a part of our rich history!

Welcome!

ALL ACADEMIC TITLES

28ALL AMERICAN ATHLETES

Athletics

Math classes in 1963: 4Algebra I Algebra IIGeneral Mathematics Trigonometry

Math classes in 2015: 20Algebra IAdvanced Algebra ILinear Algebra (OSG)Algebra IIAlgebra II/Honors TrigonometryAnalytic GeometryGeometry*Precalculus*Calculus*

AP Calculus ABAP Calculus BC (OSG)Multivariable Calculus and Differential Equations (OSG)Creating Tomorrow – Designing for the Digital World (OSG)AP Computer Science (OSG)Intro to Computer Programing (OSG)AP Statistics

*also offered at Honors level

FSHA: CIF TITLES

STATE TITLES

erving as the chair of the Board of Directors for the last three years has been an incredibly gratifying experience. As I reflect on my term, I am so impressed by the dedication of President Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P., Principal Sr. Celeste Marie Botello, O.P., and the entire faculty and staff, as well as the unending generosity of our parents, alumnae, grandparents, parents of

alumnae and friends. Thanks to each of you, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy has become the school of choice for young women seeking a college preparatory education in a Dominican, Catholic setting.

I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to Sr. Carolyn for her guidance and support throughout my term. Under her leadership, FSHA’s first Strategic Plan was adopted by the Board of Directors in 2010, and the school has a clear vision of the programs and facilities needed to provide a 21st century education. Remarkable progress has been made toward the goals laid out in that plan (see Strategic Plan update, page 10), and the Board currently is working on the next Strategic Plan, which will be adopted in the spring of 2016.

Despite unanticipated challenges, the campus modernization project is making good progress. The highlight of my term was the start of the Arts Center Remodel project in January 2015. Nearly 20 years in the making, the Arts Center will provide our students with a modern facility that properly nurtures, supports and showcases their talent. This moment is possible only with the generosity of our community, and I look forward to sitting in the audience with all of you when the curtain rises in the spring.

I am also grateful to the members of our Board of Directors, who selflessly give of their time in support of FSHA. I especially want to thank three

departing Board members – Robert Edwards, Peter Conti and Paul Locker – each of whom has made important contributions to the Board. Though my term as chair is over, I know that the Board of Directors is in excellent hands with Bob Malchione, FSHA’s new Chair. Bob has been a member of the Board for the last seven years and served as Chair of the Strategic Planning Committee. His keen insights and quiet leadership encouraged us to dream big during the planning process and, equally important, motivated us to fulfill our goals. I am confident that he will be an outstanding Chair who will make a significant difference at FSHA.

FSHA celebrates its 85th anniversary this year, and I am fully aware that all of us are a small, but very important part in the history of this prestigious school. The programs and campus we enjoy today are the direct result of the generosity and leadership of those who came before us. I am deeply grateful to each person acknowledged in this Annual Report on Philanthropy for the time, talent and treasure given to ensure that the mission of FSHA continues to thrive today and for the next 85 years.

Bob HarperChair, Board of Directors 2013 – 2015

A L E T T E R F R O M

THE BOARD CHAIRBOB HARPER

Brian ArialJeffrey BennettPete Collins Michael DavittBob HarperAnn Holmquist, Ed.D.John HrovatSr. Gloria Marie Jones, O.P.

Leslie Kawai ’80John LacoMatthew LewisDarla Vessadini Longo ’75Robert Malchione, ChairSteven MannBarbara MarshallSr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P.

2015 -2016

BOARD OF DIRECTORSSarah Sima McCann ’96Christine Navarro ’82Juli Goodwin Roginson ’87Keith SharpTed SnyderSr. Johnellen Turner, O.P.Allan Villegas


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Bob, Kathleen ’08 and Joan Harper


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WITH GRATEFUL HEARTS…

WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS FOR THEIR DEDICATION TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

ROBERT EDWARDS (Caroline ’06) A board member since 2009, Robert Edwards served on the Governance and Development committees. He was also the opening capital campaign chair. “Robert and his wife Marion brought tremendous enthusiasm and commitment to the capital campaign volunteer team,” says Bob Harper, former Chair of the Board of Directors.

“Robert was instrumental in building the initial momentum of our fundraising efforts that has only grown stronger over the last few years.” — Bob Harper

PAUL LOCKER (Kathleen ’08, Kristine ’11)An important leader in the Buildings and Grounds Committee, Paul Locker oversaw the refurbishing of the Lake Arrowhead cabins. Paul joined the Board of Directors in 2008 and also spent time on the Strategic Plan and Master Plan committees. “Paul’s thoroughness and clarity are qualities that I have wanted to emulate myself,” says Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P.

“His strong commitment and work ethic are admirable. We are grateful for the leadership he has brought to FSHA in his role on the Board of Directors.”— Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P.

DR. PETER CONTI (Alyssa ’11, Paige ’11)Dr. Peter Conti joined the Board of Directors in 2008. During his tenure, Peter served on the Education and Development committees, and played an important role in developing the 2010 – 2015 Strategic Plan. “The most satisfying accomplishment during my time on the board was drafting and approving FSHA’s first-ever working Strategic Plan,” says Peter. “The plan is extremely helpful to the school and Board of Directors alike in setting the vision for FSHA for the next five years.” Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P. agreed.

“Peter’s organizational skills, honed through his USC medical work and his expertise in strategic planning are gifts he has consistently offered to FSHA throughout his tenure as a director on our Board.”— Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P. BOB HARPER (Kathleen ’08)

Though Bob Harper isn’t leaving the Board of Directors, we would like to thank him for his leadership as Board Chair for the past three years. Under his direction, Bob guided the implementation of the Strategic Plan, led the construction of the Arts Center and helped negotiate the Master Plan with the City of La Cañada Flintridge.

“Bob’s leadership, his excellent people skills and his thoughtful, reflective insights have enriched all of us during his six-year tenure on our Board of Directors, especially as Board Chair. I am particularly grateful for Bob’s strong leadership of our mission at FSHA and to the Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose. His sense of humor and his generosity are delightful to experience.” — Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P.


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JEFFREY BENNETT (Amanda ’11, Andrea ’14, Sofia ’17)When Jeff Bennett’s oldest daughter

Amanda ’11 decided to attend FSHA, he was a bit surprised; after all, there were two great high schools within walking distance of their home. However, Amanda was adamant about attending FSHA after visiting the campus. “She told me how Sister Celeste had impressed her, how the freshman volleyball coach was going to start her and how a group of senior FSHA girls had embraced her and made her feel so welcome,” recalls Jeff. “My other two daughters, Andrea ’14 and later Sofia ’17, both agreed that Amanda had made the right decision and followed their older sister’s lead.”

Born and raised in Pasadena, Jeff is currently the vice president of Engineering and Product Development for Utility Trailer Manufacturing Co. and the director general of Utility Trailer Manufacturing Co. of Mexico. Jeff’s wife, Julieta, is president of FSHA’s Parents’ Guild.

We welcome six new members to the Board of Directors for the 2015-16 school year.

MATTHEW LEWIS (Madeline ’16)With 24 years of law experience, Matt Lewis has handled a wide variety of cases, from real estate disputes

to breach of contract and patent infringement. “Intellectual property is probably my favorite field,” says Matt. “It is very dynamic, and has been influenced heavily by technology and innovation over the last several years.”

Matt works for White & Case, an international law firm that serves companies, governments and financial institutions. At the firm, Matt counsels clients involved in complex commercial litigation cases. He also advises businesses, individuals, accounting firms and other entities in jury and non-jury trials, binding arbitrations and mediations.

As a former trustee at High Point Academy in Pasadena, Matt knows the time and dedication that Board work requires: “A board needs to be attentive to the needs of all the constituents and it can be an interesting and challenging juggling act to keep everyone happy. But seeing the students succeed is very rewarding.”

BRIAN ARIAL (Katie ’16)As a high-ranking architect at one of the largest firms in the country, Brian Arial brings a unique

perspective to the Board of Directors. “The timing is good since the school is going through a campus Master Plan and will be constructing several buildings,” says Brian. “I can bring my years of experience as an architect dealing with projects like this as well as fresh eyes to the Board of Directors and Master Planning Committee.”

At DLR Group, Inc., Brian is responsible for strategic planning, business development, office operations and overall client relations. He also led the company’s international practice in China and is currently responsible for the DLR Group in the Middle East.

While his career may take him to far-flung places, Brian is very much rooted to the SoCal area. He is a former trustee at Mayfield Junior School, a current Board director for Lakeside Golf Club in Burbank and a founding member of the USC Architecture Heritage Committee.

CHRISTINE LONGO NAVARRO ’82 (Elle ’07)As an alumna, Christine Longo Navarro ’82 has many fond memories of her time on the Hill. “I loved the

dances—Winter Ball, Prom—as well as the dance concerts,” says Christine. “The music, the friends, the dressing up … I had a ball!”

It’s that enthusiasm and fun-loving nature that makes Christine a top Realtor with Partner’s Trust. Christine is valued for her ability to professionally and effectively deal with virtually any real estate situation or client personality. According to Partner’s Trust, “Christine does this with a unique combination of honesty, integrity, patience, creativity, follow through, positive attitude, organizational skills and ability to listen to her clients wants and needs.”

Christine also brings her experience as an alumna and parent of an alumna to the Board. She was the Networking Chairwoman for the Alumnae Association Executive Board and helped begin the first Alumnae Association Business Networking Night two years ago.

SARAH SIMA MCCANN ’96 As the former Alumnae Association president, Sarah Sima McCann ’96 has been an active member of the FSHA community beyond her years

as a student. Under her direction, the Alumnae Association Board started the successful Business Networking Night, doubled attendance at the annual reunion events, increased Flintridge Fund alumnae donations and expanded FSHA’s social media outreach. Now, Sarah’s ready to bring her alumnae perspective to the Board of Directors. “The alumnae on our Board of Directors have walked the halls of FSHA as students and navigated the world beyond as graduates,” says Sarah. “We take pride in the successes of FSHA and feel an obligation to work to ensure the continuity of the tradition for present and future students.”

Sarah also brings her leadership as VP of Operations and co-founder of Elevate Services. Elevate is a next-generation legal service provider helping law firms and corporate legal departments operate more effectively. Sarah is responsible for all North America operations, ensuring process efficiency, quality and continuous improvement.

On top of all of those commitments, Sarah is also a mother of four. Something tells us that she likes to keep busy.

TED SNYDER (Evan Ann ’07)Though Ted Snyder’s daughter Evan Ann graduated in 2007, he remains touched by her experience at FSHA. “I joined the Board of Directors because

I am very appreciative of the impact the school had on my daughter in her formative years,” says Ted. “Not only does Flintridge Sacred Heart offer an excellent educational experience, it also provides strong support for developing individuality and building self-confidence.”

Ted brings valuable knowledge of the real estate field to the Board as the CEO and co-owner of Symphony Development, an integrated real estate development firm which he co-founded in 1991. With a broad range of product types (office, retail, residential, student housing), Symphony identifies development opportunities, creates a development strategy and then oversees the entitlement, financing, construction and lease up of the individual projects. Ted has also worked for large financial institutions including Bank of America, Security Pacific Bank and IndyMac, a publicly traded REIT.

or 85 years, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy has been a top school for young girls and their families in our local community and abroad. The 2010-2015 Strategic Plan provides a clear roadmap to ensure FSHA’s continued excellence. Approved in 2010 by the Board of Directors with

input from a cross-section of our community, the Strategic Plan builds on our existing strengths while addressing what a FSHA education should offer in the 21st century.

We are proud of the progress we have made in the five years since the Strategic Plan was adopted. The school launched the 1:1 laptop program and the Junior and Senior Research Projects; developed new faculty and staff compensation policies; completed a boarding program assessment; identified key messages that express the magic of a FSHA education and created complementary new digital and print materials; adopted a campus Master Plan to improve our buildings and campus; and issued the Specific Plan/Environmental Impact Report to the City of La Cañada Flintridge and our neighbors.

Create a living curriculum, which is adaptable and changing to ensure that each student is well prepared for the college or university of her choice and has the foundation to live a life of faith, integrity and truth.

• College Counseling and Academic Advising Assessment: In January, the Association of College Counselors in Independent Schools (ACCIS) visited campus to complete a college counseling and academic advising audit. FSHA received commendations for our existing programs as well as recommendations for improvement. Since the audit, some changes have already been made, such as reorganizing the structure of the advising program and adding a full-time licensed therapist to develop a holistic wellness program while providing social and emotional support to our students. See page 14 for more details on our college counseling program.

• Online School for Girls: In 2014-15, FSHA became an affiliate member of the Online School for Girls, a learning community composed of over 80 of the best-known schools nationally and internationally, that offers online high school classes for girls at independent schools. This partnership has allowed us to expand our course offerings and connect our students in meaningful, academic pursuits with students around the country and around the world. Course options include AP Computer Science, AP Macroeconomics, AP Calculus BC, Multivariable Calculus, Genetics and Human Biology, Computer Programming and Intro to Engineering, among others.

THERE ARE FOUR MAIN GOALS OF THE STRATEGIC PLAN:

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Create a small, completely integrated, boarding program of distinction and capitalize on the opportunity to foster global understanding among all students.

• Transportation Program: A new effective transportation program was put in place that allows our boarding students to be actively engaged in all aspects of school life as well as increased weekend outings.

• Improved Dining Experience: The dining hall was upgraded with new equipment and a new food service provider, Culin Arts, was hired to enhance the dining experience for our boarding students. The Sisters, employees and day students also benefit from these changes.

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Establish a formalized system for strategic market planning to insure the school maintains a strong reputation as a Catholic, Dominican school for girls, and maximizes enrollment in both the day and boarding programs.

• Mission Brochure: The Mission Effectiveness Committee introduced a mission brochure for faculty, staff, students and parents in 2014-15. The purpose of the brochure was to deepen understanding of the Dominican charism.

• Creation of Campaign Brand: A visual identity and website, visionforveritas.org was developed in support of the capital campaign, A

Vision for Veritas. To accurately communicate the goals of the campaign and bring excitement to the project, additional promotional items such as campaign banners, signs and donor proposals were created.

• Implementation of Marketing Plan: FSHA adopted an advertising calendar and marketing plan and increased its public relations efforts in order to show more broadly the accomplishments of our students, faculty, staff and programs.

Attract the resources sufficient to achieve the vision of the school and to meet the demands of these strategic goals.

Arts Center: Construction began on the Arts Center shortly after the curtains closed on the 2014 fall musical “Once Upon a Mattress.” Crews immediately set to work decommissioning the Auditorium and began its transformation into a modern Arts Center, scheduled to open in the spring of 2016.

Raised $9.4M for A Vision for Veritas: We are deeply grateful to the generous donors who have stepped forward in support of our capital campaign, A Vision for Veritas. Our capital campaign provides the financial resources necessary to bring to life the campus improvements detailed in our Master Plan. Of that $9.4 million raised, nearly $7.4 has been dedicated to the Arts Center, a $9.6 million project.


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ara Collins ’16 is a senior in the midst of the college application process. While you might expect her to feel frazzled or stressed, Sara is neither. “I feel confident in the applications that I submitted for the early action pool because I spent a great amount of time working on the supplements and

essays and coming up with unique responses,” says Sara. “The college counseling program really helped me get ready.” She isn’t alone. By the time our students reach senior year, they are well prepared for the college process. The Association of College Counselors in Independent Schools (ACCIS) agrees.

Evaluating and improving the college counseling process is an important component of Goal One of the 2010-2015 Strategic Plan. A January 2015 audit by ACCIS applauded the work done to improve the program over the years and provided additional recommendations that have already been implemented. The audit found that a unique blend of personalized attention, knowledgeable and enthusiastic counselors, and a four-year tracking of test scores all make FSHA’s college counseling department top notch. “When I came on board four years ago, I wanted to develop a program that fit the needs of our students and the culture of FSHA,” says Candy Navarro, director of college counseling. “The report from ACCIS really validated the steps we have taken to revolutionize the program. It was great to hear from many different parties that we were meeting the needs of our students.”

In January of junior year, all students are assigned a college counselor. Besides multiple individual meetings throughout the year, college counselors go into the classrooms to facilitate essay-writing workshops. Students also have the opportunity to go on two college tours — an East Coast trip and a Northern California trip. In senior year, students

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meet with their college counselors as often as every two weeks, when college counselors work to manage deadlines and anxiety. “The college counseling program is extremely personalized to each student,” explains Candy. “We assign students tasks to complete before their next meeting. They like that we start early, give deadlines and break the entire application process down.”

International students in the boarding program also receive a significant amount of personalized attention. College counselors hold weekly meetings in the evenings in the boarding hall during the fall semester, when students can get advice on their applications and their specific forms.

And while the girls are busy writing essays and filling out applications, the faculty is also hard at work. Candy holds college recommendation-writing workshops for faculty. “The workshops are quite beneficial, even for experienced letter writers,” says Sherrie Singer, assistant principal for curriculum and instruction. “Candy explains what the best letters entail—trends in the student’s academic life, character traits, work habits, personal anecdotes—and when to shed light on special aptitudes that the reader might not necessarily know.”

During their four years on the Hill, students use a college-counseling program called Naviance. Naviance stores all test scores and notes from academic advisors and college counselors over the four years of high school, helps students build their resumes and allows students to see which schools are viable options based on the students’ many academic and performance rankings. “Because they have access to all this information, students are very aware of where they stand in their class and in the college admissions process even before they get to junior year,” says Candy. When it comes time to decide on which colleges to apply to, expectations are realistic.

Not one to rest on its laurels, the college counseling department is moving ahead with other initiatives. Next up? Programming for freshmen and sophomores and the development of a comprehensive strategy for presenting FSHA to colleges. “By expanding college programming to 9th and 10th grades, we are able to better prepare students for the college application process,” says Candy. “When the students come to us in 11th grade, they need to be a competitive applicant already. Early programming will get them there.”

College counselors Candy Navarro and Andrea Zuniga

A visit to Santa Clara UniversityStudents visit Stanford during a college tour

The Class of 2015 celebrate their acceptances.


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hen math instructor Simone Butera wants to gauge student comprehension, he asks students to break out their SMART board clickers. He poses a multiple choice question to the class and within seconds, Simone knows if he can move onto the next concept or if he needs to spend more time on the previous one. Down the hall, Dr. Lara Walker has her students

use the Photobooth application on their laptops for Spanish conversation practice. Students are able to save their conversations as movie files, and Lara is able to provide individualized feedback to each girl. And in Dr. Barrett Gough’s U.S. history class, students use an online program called Padlet to create online discussion boards about specific decades.

At FSHA, it’s not unusual for faculty to seamlessly integrate technology into their lesson plans. “I try to design assignments that allow for creative and scholarly expression in an array of media,” says Barrett. “At this point, we’d be foolish not to incorporate technology and new media. It’s a new and emerging form of literacy.” Since launching the 1:1 Laptop Program in the fall of 2012, it’s become one of the remarkable successes of the 2010-2015 Strategic Plan.

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TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM

“A majority of teachers really want technology in their classrooms because they see the value in having it. It’s a good tool to help students work on their critical thinking skills, assess comprehension and expand their creativity...” — Jeannie Finley

“A majority of teachers really want technology in their classrooms because they see the value in having it. It’s a good tool to help students work on their critical thinking skills, assess comprehension and expand their creativity,” says Jeannie Finley, director of academic technology and library services. “In the first few years of using technology in the classroom, we did a good job prioritizing technology professional development for teachers as well. We’ve developed quite a few teacher tech leaders and celebrate and share successful implementation of technology.”

FSHA’s strong emphasis on digital citizenship—the thoughtful and appropriate use of technology—also makes the school’s technology use unique. “In keeping with our goal of providing a holistic education, we care how our students are using technology in and out of the classroom,” says Jeannie. “We see our technology program as having an important role in the development of each student, and we hope to help them develop a healthy relationship with technology.”

And if students want to delve further into the tech world, there are robotics classes and a beginning programming course, a tech team that works with the technology department and a Code Crew for girls who want to learn more about programming in their spare time. Hannah Scott ’17 is a fan. “Code Crew empowered me to learn more programming languages, which will give me a head start in my computer science classes in college,” says Hannah. “It’s created a supportive environment for me to deepen my understanding of programming while encouraging others to do the same.”

Karen Thompson’s Journalism class reviews a student’s digital media project.

Code Crew’s Executive Board

Dr. Lara Walker checks in with a student during Spanish class.

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FINANCIAL REPORTThe strong 2014-15 financial report is a testament to our guiding principles—financial priorities driven by strategic planning, the responsible stewardship of finances and working with budgetary guidelines. Fundraising is just as critical. Year-over-year growth in the Flintridge Fund, Gala and the Golf Tournament as well as our endowment funds ensure FSHA’s financial stability and ability to provide an outstanding, college-preparatory education.

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We extend our sincere thanks to the generous supporters who helped Flintridge Sacred Heart exceed our goal for the 2014-15 Flintridge Fund. Thanks to you, FSHA raised nearly $807,000 for our students, teachers and programs. For the first time, we also reached 90% parent participation. The Flintridge Fund is the cornerstone of our fundraising efforts, providing critical support to our academic programs and educational initiatives, professional development fund and tuition assistance program. Your contributions make an impact each and every day!

St. Catherine of Siena Circle $100,000 - $249,999Anonymous D

Pia Circle $50,000 - $99,999Anonymous rDani Zhang and Lian Yuan Li Mission of San Jose $25,000 - $49,999AnonymousEva and Valeriy KarakenyanJanice Bini and Dean ScarboroughSchwab Charitable Fund D

Patricia Traviss ’49

Founders Circle $10,000 - $24,999Anonymous (2) rDarla and Sam Longo, Jr. rMelissa and Vincent Salvo

Presidents Circle $4,000 – $9,999Anonymous (2) rLaura and Armik Agakanian rDeborah and Bernard Babcock, IIDenise and Robert BacallThe Bauman Family rElizabeth and Michael Bazdarich D r

Anna (Lund ’87) and Michael ClappThe Cunha Family Claudine and Michael DonnerMaria Nalywayko and Bohdan DrobenkoChristina and Tom EmreyMelanie (Hitchcock ’86) and Doug FreyPatricia and Richard FurlongKathleen and Robert GoodwinNorma and Russell Hanlin

Robert and Joan Harper rKathleen Hirrel ’00 D

Kathryn and Charles Hofgaarden D

Ellen Nichols Kliavkoff ’85Monica and William Kostelnik D

The Levecke Family FoundationTanya McLaughlin LeVecke ’88Qing Ye and Jinpeng LiCarmelita and Roland LiwanagKathie and Allen LundMary (Lambert ’82) and Kenneth Lund D

Karen and Dennis Maguire rDolores and Harvey Marsh rLiz and Sam Melehani rHyesun Chang and Sein OhYeun Oh ’12Sue and Kevin O’HearnNancy and Michael PerryMarilyn G. Pieroni and Jeb LongDaniel and Melita Ryan D r

Anne and Keith Sharp rThe Timothy and Judith Smith FoundationCatherine Smith ’98Judy and Tim Smith

Bill and Debbie Spathelf rLucinda Bailey Spears and Mark SpearsElizabeth and Thomas Stauffer D

Amy ValenciaVanguard Charitable Endowment Program rJoni and Richard WirthlinDarren Zuzow Rosary Circle $1,500 – $3,999Anonymous (4) Aline Moret Bakewell and Danny J. Bakewell, Sr.Jan Ellison Baszucki ’83 rMichele Marquez and Kevin BauerJulieta and Jeffrey BennettCandace Beach-Bilinski and Donald BilinskiR & L Besh, Inc. Deborah and Christopher Brandt D

The Buena Vista FoundationDana and Martin BurnhamElizabeth and Christopher Bury

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Allison and John ByrneTanya and Jim ChristodoulelisBetsy and Pat CollinsHelen and Christopher ConditLindsay Randolph and Donald DavisLinda (Christopher ’79) and Michael DelaneyRichard Dunn Family FoundationJudy and Eric Ek D

Richard and Robin ElmassianElizabeth and John FlynnTeresita Garcia and Carlos GarciarceVeronica Deasy Goodrich ’73 D

Carmella Grahn D

Suzanne and Michael Hart D

Ani Vartanian Harutunian and Alfred HarutunianMaryanne and Matthew HerrillRichard and Tracy Hirrel D

Julie and Craig HodgesSue HustonDavid and Beverly Katz rJohn and Sheila Laco rJoanne Sakamoto and Gary Lieskovsky D

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Paul and Mopy Locker rBob Malchione and Kate DueyBarbara Marshall rDebra MitchellThomas MitchellDenise and Christopher ModrzejewskiJan Musial D

Gale and John Musker D

Soraya and Roger Neil D

Lisa and Joe OrlandiniChristine and Steven PappasAlyson and Paul PerneckyBrenda and Leonard Pieroni, IIILinda and John RasicEileen and Edward G. ReillyElizabeth and Janah RishaRobert Roginson and Juli Goodwin Roginson ’87Monica and Art Saldivar D

David and Kimberly Shaw rMary Ann and Mike SmithPatricia and Michael J. Smith D

The Stellwagen FamilyJulie Swayze and Steve BowieJulie and Kevin Tomkins

Kathleen and Mark Trueblood D

Trumark Real Estate ManagementCharlene Mao and Han WangBrett and Cris Warner rMary and Daniel WilsonGuiyuan Wang and Mingjie WuStephanie and Tony Yates D

Christine and Michael Zika Flintridge Circle $500 - $1,499Judith Straub Adams ’58Beatriz and Enrique Alejo, Jr. D

Laila and Salam Al-MarayatiBarbara Langley Alvarado ’60 D

Anthony and Savonia Angelica rKimberly and Brian ArialCarla and Darren ArturaCynthia and Vincent AryRosemary Layden Ashley ’44The Augustyn Foundation Trust D

Gretchen Augustyn D

Carmen Arom and Edward AzariArmen and Rita BaranianUyanga Ganbaatar and Battulga Batsuren

Susan and William BaumanLucretia and Richard Bechguenturian D

Theresa and Antonio Rey BejeranoStephanie and Jim BenderKelly Sinner Biggins ’97Anne Smith Boland ’93Patricia and David Bolstad D

Rosana and Richard BorgenDelfa and Richard BouchakianLisa and Rene BrancheauMary Wachter Brow ’46 D

Dean and Susan Brown and family (Megan ’07 and Emily ’10) D

Dan and Margo Bruich rSteve BuntichNancy and John CabotJenny and Denny Cagampan, III D

Terese and John Caire, IIICampbell Family Foundation rMargaret and Frank CampbellClarissa and Dale CarlsonLia and Michael CarterMyriam Escobar and Julio Cesar ChavezFeihong Wang and Huiyong Chen



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Michele and James CiampaTroy ClarkeCarolyn and Howard Coffey D

Katherine LaBonge Collett ’04 rPeter and Christine Conti D

W. Greg CornellAndrew CramerMarta and Eric CrossGerald Cunha D

Loretta Cunha D

The Current FamilyRoula and Nour DardariCarla and Charles De La Torre, Sr.Cecilia and Edward De La TorreWhitney (Karm ’87) and Bradford DeJardinYolanda and Michael DiPietroAnna and George DulcichEleanor (Purcell ’53) and Joseph DunnVangie and Ted DupasFred and Sandra Engler D

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Vatche & Lena FermanianShabnam and Mike FotoohiJean and Rene Fradet

Lucia and Roy FrancisKim McNally and Raymond FuentesPamela Groves-Gaggioli and Fred Gaggioli, Jr.Grace and Dominador GalantoLin Ye and Yong GaoLourdes Garcia ’82Amy and Tim GarrityPaige Maloney Gates-Kayyem ’84Molly and Edward GervaisCarolyn and Thomas GmelichXuefeng GongAdrianne and Todd GraceSherry and Lawrence Gray, IIISue and Robert GrayLaura and Mark GreenMichele and Michael GregoVictoria and John GrossXuehong Bai and Mingxian GuanJing Guo and Bin ChenDr David and Loyce Gutierrez (Davey and Dianne ’12) rTamara and Eugene Gutierrez, IVLupe Esparza Gutierrez and Mark GutierrezChristina and Mark Guzman

Catherine and Jim HammLois and Greg HankinsAnnette and Dale Hanks D

Margaret and Daniel HarrowPaula Daly Haughey ’78 D

Richard HeimerlAnne-Marie and Henry HelvajianAdriana and Kendall HenryLorraine and Allan HerbertJennifer and Mircea HodisNancy Decker Holland ’78 D

Ann and Robert Holmquist D

Laura Leyva and James HomansMaureen and Jeff HousmanYue Wang and Yong JiJohn Caire Construction, Inc.Marcie and David JohnsonEsther and Dennis Johnson D

Carol D. Kellogg, Attorney at LawLeanna Kempker Kertson ’59 D

Kyung Sun and Young Ho KimSamantha and Peter KnightLynn and Chris Knox D

Halcyon and Chris Koerbe D

Julia and Thomas La GruaChristopher R. LaBonge r◊

Matthew LaBonge rMichael LaBonge rKathy and Frank LaRussaTerese and Edward LauranceCharlotte Layland ’86Kelly LeeCarole and Matthew LewisRita (Illig ’76) and Klaus Liebelt D

Kelly and Bruce LindenJin Tong Liu ’14Zengmei Pang and Xiangguo Liu D

Cynthia Dolores (Marsh ’45) and James Butler D

Kathi and John LombardoMaria Howard-Lopez and Alfredo LopezHelen and David Lund D

Alicia and Edward LundSteven and Sally Mann D

Elizabeth Snyder and Clayton MarquardtAnn-Marie and Lance Martinez

Michele and John MassSeda and Edward MatevosianSarah Sima McCann ’96Katy and Steve McCollumJanet and Dean McCrearyColette and Bill McCrearyJoann McGarty ’47Marcela Halphen McKenna ’46Mercolino FamilyKim Williams Michero and Bob MicheroAngela and Frederick MillerSandra (Shaw ’86) and Mark MirantiTherese and Mario Molina and the Silicon Valley Community FoundationLois and John MontorioAbigail and Sergio MorenoBana and Sam MouchamelJill A. and David C. Muhs D

Gloria and Roger Mullendore D

Christine (Longo ’82) and Steven Navarro D

Loan Tran and Thao NguyenKristina NicholsLeah and Terry NoriegaCheron O’BrianErin (Nolan ’87) and Scott Olmsted D

Amy Heller Onderdonk ’00Debbie and Tom OngPaula (Capriccio ’71) and James Orlandini D

Jean and Bob OsherErin Sheedy Owen ’90 D

Laura and John PaszkiewiczBarbara Dugas-Patterson and Donald PattersonPedro PerezDeborah Mahony PerretNatalie (Lund ’81) and Kirk Peterson D

Brooks PickeringSusan PickeringGloria and Paul Porter D

Jodi and Michael PowersAraceli Villa and Fernando QuirarteSusanne Ramos ’84 and Dwight (Hank) PetersonSabrina and Fadi RassamNancy Reeves ReardonElizabeth and Thomas Reed D

Reeves Family FoundationAnnette Ricchiazzi ’90 and Marc Blain

Cathleen Rodden ’84Margaret and Thomas RomanoDawn Demski Ross Symcox ’58Shannon and Timothy RuderMara Suchy and Mark SaighPatricia SalvatyJohn and Teresa Salvo D r

Heidi and Tim Sandoval D

Marta and Gregory SarnoJanis and Paul SavoieElisabeth (Egan ’82) and Stephen Scharre D

Megan Schmidt ’02Katherine Illig Schneider ’78Gloria Ann and William F. SchubertMichele (Vessadini ’73) and John Sciarra D

Jeanine and Bradley ScottTerry Seidler D

Audrey Sharp D

Marian (Stolz ’46) and C. Blaine ShullJill and Michael SiglerDiana and Ricardo SilvaConcetta SmariusHeather (MacPherson ’91) and David Smith

Thomas E. SmithTed and Judi SnyderCamille (Barbaro ’87) and James Spina D

Mary McNamara and Richard StaytonThe Strockis Family Trust rLin Lin and Xiang Dong SuRenee and Glenn SwartDavid A. Thompson, M.D.Nora and David Thompson D

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Lindsay WardColleen and Luke WelshAnn and Randall Wetzel D

Lisa and Peter WhanGeorgina and Peter WhitfordPolly and Barry WidenMaria and Brent Wiggins, Sr.Rachel Wolven-EverettWeiqing Li and Ran XianXinyi Xian ’18Hui Yan and Hong Quan XinAndrea and Walter Yoka D

Lisa Torres Zastrow ’05Ina X. ZhaoFiona Fu and Lixin ZhaoXiaomei Xiu and Tianhang ZhouDebbie Enterante and Allen ZielinskiWei Guo and Xunyong Zou Xunyong Tolog Circle $1 - $499Anonymous (2)Cheryl (Vessadini ’71) and Steven Abbey D

Megan Abramson Ward ’89 D


Leila and Raul AcevedoJulie and Scott Acosta D

Bridget Scott Akinc ’94Dean and Jenifer AldridgeJulie and Dan AlleIngrid Allen ’13Laura Allen ’11Rosanna Chong-Allen and William Allen D

Kimberly and Kent Allmon D

Carolyn and Bob AltmanChristina and Thomas Altmayer D

Joan AndersonBeth and Jerome Andrews, Jr.Christy Cummings Aneja ’00 D

Grace Hernandez and Grant AntaplyanPaulina Antaplyan ’12Christine and Michael AntonovichKathryn Ashe Armstrong ’47Lucy and Anthony P. Artukovich

Oscar Ascencio D

Cheryl Ann AsicoPansy Au and Glenn Chung D

Sophia and Alfred Ayala D

Kelly and James BacaCordelia BacherMarie Faccini Baker D

Brandi BakewellMeghan McKenna Balding ’01Judy BaldwinOzzie BarreroIna Caratan Baskin ’50 D

Beth Bauer-CapocciKristin and Gregory BeeveSharon BenderRosa and Mark Bernstein D

Lasley and Jack BivenMark Bommarito D

Dorothy Bones ’66Sr. Celeste Marie Botello, O.P. D

Katherine BoyceMary Katherine Boyce D

Sheila Kraus Boyd ’68Dylann and Tom Bralley D

Christina Brandt ’10 D

Lara and Scott BrisbaneClaudine Marie Cazian Britz ’96Tamera BrownAnna BrowneRosalie and Jack BurghardtRobin Rohan Burk ’74Rosa and Jaime BurrolaSimone Butera D

Annika and Ty Buxman D

Rose Marie and Robert Calix

Juli CanavanJoan and Donald Canning D

Sarah Zwart Carlin ’08Sheila Turnbull Carpenter ’58Cars 4 CausesJudy Cascales ’57Deirdre (Foley ’84) and John Cascelli rLuana and Rich Castellano D

Patricia Wray Cattolica ’51

Dan and Sharon CayelliEmil CelaniPing Chen and Hungchee ChanSara Cherbak ’90 D

Alessia Cicconi ’08Mareesa Clarke D

Claire O’Neill-Close and Jay CloseGina Romano Cockriel ’97Carol Lineer Collier ’43Stefani CollierTeri ConlonStephanie Contreras D

Benjamin Coria D

Carla and Theodore CottiMichelle and Steve CottonSr. Katherine Jean Cowan, O.P. ’59Phyllis and Douglas Cremer, Ph.D.Catherine Crino ’73 D

Steven CronkhitePeter CrossErin Crotty ’04Gail and Jonathan CrottyTaylor Crotty ’09Nancy Cox Crowe ’50 D

Daniel J. Crowley, D.D.S.



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Ana and Luis CuadradoLaura Bolstad Cuevas ’91 D

Juliet Cresto Cullen ’92Kathleen Schor Cummings ’59Sallie Cunningham ’59Bobbie and John CurleyHolly Jones and Andrea D’AlfonsoSusan and Richard D’AmicoAimee Grush David ’99Jillian Davis ’03Alison and Michael DavittMarlowe and Bradley DawnMayra de Aguiar ’91Gina and Oscar De Oca, Jr. D

Brian and Barbara Degnan rAlice Bonner Des Roches ’53 D

Kathy Desmond D

Wynn and Bob DevelleSuzanne McAllister DiMaio ’88Angela and Olympio D’Mello D

Christina Lund Doerfler ’93Dominican Sisters of Mission San JoseSarah Dooley ’98 rMichele and Tom Doud

Bonnie Drumwright, Ph.D. ’69 D

Suzanne and Barrett Duff D

Jennifer Duff ’93Angela Dykstra D

Nancy Eiswirth ’68Barbara Lynn Emmons Perrier ’85 D

Karen and David EnzmingerMary Hall and Ercil EschbachMonique EscobedoIrene McNeil Espe ’58John and Kimberly (Ray ’84) Espe D r

Lindsey Espe ’12Annette and Christopher Faenza, Sr.Rebecca Fennessy D

Veronica and Matthew FerrerFidelity Charitable Gift FundElizabeth McAllister Fieux ’85Guillermo Figueroa D

Alexis FincJeannie Finley D

Carolynn (Ganzer ’52) and John FinneganGrace Fisher-Adams ’85Elizabeth and Tom FitzgeraldElizabeth Mozilo Fitzpatrick ’80

Casey FitzpatrickYormina and Charles FixRita FoleyKim and Bob FrankBrenda and Carlyle FranklinJulie Frasco ’87Amanda Furlong ’13Nancy (Sheedy ’64) and Michael FuscoConstanza and Eugenio GabellaSusan Schweitzer Gallego ’59 D

Liliana and Michael GallegosOlivia GalvinEdna and Hector GandarillaBarbara and Scott GantzCarol GarciaAntonia and Michael GarciaLeticia and Michael GeerChristina and Artin GevorgianGiuliana and Gagik GharehptianLauren Bruich Giacopelli ’00 D

Robyn Giannotta Moss ’03Nancy GibbsMolly Weber Girardi ’00Lee Hughes Glaser ’55 D


Gloria Arosemena Goins ’50Patrick Goldsworthy D

Kathleen and Manuel GomezErin Gonzalez ’10Marlene Lopez GonzalezAlesandra Lozano Gorczynski ’08Joan Claire Gosly D

Barrett GoughSherri and Gil GraceMaureen Grady D

June Shephard Griffin ’55Marie and Richard GrimesClaudia Guillen D

Belen and Douglas GulickAlejandra and Salvador GurrolaAnn Carlson Gustafson ’96Karen and Michael HabibBeth Hakes D

Howard HakesDagmar and John HalamkaBarbara and Barry Hamm

Amy and Joseph HanesCarolyn Hahn Harakal ’94Kathleen Harper ’08Allison Leah-Lieskovsky Hasbrouck ’00 D

Mary Schnieders Havrilla ’97 D

Karin and Robert HayesJeannette and Jay HelbergIris and Patricio HernandezPatricia Hill ’63Janice Hines D

Joan Hines D

Laurel HitchcockKelley and John HolmesAnoosh and Joe Hovanessian D

Mary Nolan Howell ’61Elizabeth and John Hrovat rVeronica and Ralph Humphrey D

Victoria Humphrey ’11Holly Hunnewell D

Carla Walecka and T. Wayne Hunt D

Blanca and Alejandro HurtadoAnna Lada Hyde ’70Kathleen and Arturo InterianKrissy Ionta D

Gloria Dembling Irvine ’54Janet JacobsBrett Bralley Jaillet ’05Jazmin Jimenez ’01Erika Johnson ’12Lauren Johnson ’01Catherine and Mark Johnson D

Rita Johnson D

Rosemary and Joe Johnston D

Sr. Gloria Marie Jones, O.P.Sara JonesMarcella KalishMiyoko and Sanji KanzawaClaire KashinskyBarbara and Pari KasliwalLeslie Kawai ’80 rJennifer Hanna Kebler ’88Melissa Majich Keeslar ’02 D

Heather Kent D

Becky (Muhs ’99) and Terry KentKelly LaRussa Kepner ’01Nerces KevorkianSusan and Gary KeyesTara KnabenshueCarol and Michael Koch

Winnie and Kim Kong D

Mary Ann Koozin ’62Isabelle Kouyoumdjian ’15Talin and Vatche KouyoumdjianJack KozakarStacey KozakarBeth and John KrappmanKrogerEvelyn KroppAndrea and Karl KuhlenZofia LadaSuzanne LambertSara Huesman Larson ’94 D

Anna Marie and Connie Mack LaskeyJim LauLaw Offices of Maria G. MotaKatherine Walsh Lawson ’62Carol Gallagher Lazzarevich ’50Celia A. LeaverAnne Anderson Lee ’93Nan LeeAmanda Lem ’00 D

Martha Lem D

Cynthia Leung ’78Mary Nevins Lewis ’47

Aimin Rao and Qing LiCatherine Schubert Linenberg ’88 D

Heather and John LipariChandler Little ’13LMC Services, IncTeresa and Gerard Lollie D

Audrey Gopez Lombos ’94Marilyn Esposito Longhini ’63Lois Longo D

Dorothea and Sam Longo D

Antonio LopezKelle and Conrado LopezElizabeth Vitar Lopez ’89 D

Cheri LoveJoe Love, IIMary Kate and Adam Lowe D

Eileen Maloney LucioA. Jean and Spencer LyonCarmen and Anderson MackeyMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. MacPhersonElizabeth and Paul MajichAlexandra Malchione ’07Marianne Nichols Mandel ’79Theresa Detchemendy Mansfield ’68 D

Jennifer Conner Marchesi ’01 D



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Alexandra Marquez ’09Juliette Marsh WilliamsFaith Ybanez Marshall ’97 D

Loretta and Billy MartinCorinne MartinMaureen (Sadler ’83) and Scott MartinLynne Nakamura and Ronald MatsunoGrace Tellier McCaffrey ’42Erica Lovano McCann ’01Sister Carolyn McCormack, O.P. D

Phyllis and William McCreary D

Cherilyn McGlynn ’12Janice and Sean McGlynn D

Caitlin McHugh ’04Leilani and Tim McHugh D

Ashley McIntosh ’02Janet McNiffPamela and Matthew McSweenyChristina and George Mendoza D

Maria and Wilfredo MenendezPerla and Juan MercadeMary and James MiedingJuanita and Joseph Mijares, Jr.


Leslie Miller and Glenn Houser D

Mary and Serj MinassiansJanet Hart Mitchell ’48Gabriela and Hugo Montes ◊

Gabriela MontesCynthia MontoyaAshley Harrison Morris ’97Helen and Robert MortensenVeronica and Arthur Mosqueda D

Maria and Francisco Mota, Jr.Jennifer and Ken MundayNora MurphySheila Bellomo Myers ’87 D

Patricia and Edward Nahin D

Kelly Nardoni ’95Laura Natoli ’88Candy NavarroAnnette Giefer Nehls ’57Sister Donna Marie Nicholas, O.P. D

Jason NicholsonJoanne and Kirk Nishiyama D

Annemarie (Radocsay ’68) and Richard Noltner D

Renee Romano Norton ’93Walter Norton, Sr.Krystal Nuno

Catherine and Kevin O’Brien D

Aline and Max OconVanessa Ocon ’16Shirley Smith O’Connor ’50Nan and Ron OkumOneCauseCarrie (Black ’85) and Michael Oransky D

Janet Orlandini-Mayes ’67 and David Mayes D

Kristina OrtegaConnie OsherJose Luis Osorio D

Joanna and Martin O’TooleMargot Paine D

Mr. and Mrs. James PalacioEric Pals D

Surin and Eric PanajotovicLiza Papadopoulos D

Mario Pariante D

Paige Parker ’10Payton Parker ’12Sue Block Parkes ’46James ParraGlen P. PerezSr. Mary Therese Perez, O.P.Patricia and Rodolfo Perez

John Pettersson D

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Ann Primising D

Margaret and John QuigleyMaria Rule de Ramirez ’57Natalee Harrison Ray ’02May RedubloSusan Keller Reischl ’72Joyce and Gene RenfroeJoan and Fabio ReyesMelissa ReynoldsLauren ReynosoNatalie RezekJennifer Ricchiazzi Richard ’92Yvonne Martinez and Jim RiederLinda and Kneave RiggallAmanda Rincon ’08Kim and John Robb D

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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Romero Edwina Romero and Ricardo MartinezLinda and Tony Romero D

Tracey RomineShirley RoseAnnie RosenbergerBrad RosenbergerAllison Rost D

Althea Rowe D

Gail Northrop Royal ’65Karen Deacy-Russell and Lawrence Russell D

Rachel RussellVirginia RyderKaty Sadler D

Maria Jeanna and Virgilio SalvadorNicolina Salvo ’08 D

Rachel Salvo ’06 D

Rebecca Salvo ’06 D

Delcia Witty-Sampson and Benadict SampsonNanci and Mark Sanchez D

Catherine Sabourin Sanders ’98Gina and Hector Sandoval D

Kimberly Sandoval ’13

Patricia (Burghardt ’87) and Douglas Sarbaum D

Diane and Ali Sarkarati D

Katherine Sarkarati ’03Maureen (Burke ’83) and Ted SavoJohn Saydah and Charlotte von Massenhausen Saydah D

Bridget and David SchinnererSarah Robison Schneider ’03Susan SchniedersShelly Wenker Schroth ’94 D

Kristen Schwarz ’02Linda and Jeff SeidnerMia Seidner ’05 D

Lisa SerfozoRebecca and Michael Seymour D

Joan and Ted ShawVeronica and William ShawMarilyn ShieldClancy Simon ’02Ferreby and Steve SinclairSherrie SingerEdward Smith D

Sara and Jeffrey SmithChristina Snider ’05Evan Snyder ’07 D

Tonette and John SoShelly and Steven Sonner D

Rebecca SoterosMarisa Spinella ’09Maryann SpinellaKelly and Armand SpiottoJean Lawing Stableford ’53Marylin Parker Stephens ’45Michele (Friese ’83) and Jeffrey Stephens D

Odell and Dudley StewartDiana Loehr Stone ’60David StopleJulianne and Richard SturmaCarla Suarez-Capdet ’98Jing Dong and Yu SuiTargetRuth and John TheiringKiley Theiring ’09Hedy and Tim ThomasElizabeth Sutton ThompsonKaren and Davis Thompson D

Karen and Michael Thornton D

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. TinkerJanis Tista D

Chloe Tom ’11


Candice and Colin TomShelby Tom ’12Claudine and Henry TonarelyKelly Ann Rankin Tramontin D

Dat TrangMyriam TrudelPhyllis and Vance TruebloodCindy and Raul TurciosSr. Johnellen Turner, O.P.The U.S. Charitable Gift TrustDiane and Morgan Underwood D

Fumiko and Seiichi UoKathy von Massenhausen Ursini ’83Marie Uy D

Elizabeth and Jorge ValdiviaCecilia and Elmo ValinoHannah Valino ’05Suzanne and John Van DykeJohn and Mary Linda Vandevelde D

Anita Rodriguez-Vega and Salvador Vega

Veronica MNadine Coppinger Vestring ’39Irene and Edward VigilTeresa Faccini Vincent ’79Carole Viola Marian Haddad Violé ’53Rosemary and Oscar VitalMarcia Volpe ’65Eileen Wakiji ’67Jennifer Walker ’01Lara WalkerJoan and Robert WalkerAmy McAndrews Walters ’93Jennifer Walters-Munoz and Joseph MunozKatherine Ward ’88Michael Ward D

Dick and Ann WardBarbara Williams Weisbart ’42Jennifer and Kurt WeissmullerTina LaMonica and Warren WellenCleo and Peter Williams D

Julie Sparks Wilson ’73 D

Kristine Kulper Winnek ’87

Eileen Mabalay Wong ’99Mindy WongShannon McIntyre Woods ’82Jinhong WuElizabeth and Charles YaegerJiyao YangSong and Wenge YangMonica Chang Yeh and Calvin YehAlisa Yingling ’93Mercedes and Hassan ZeenniJihong Wu and Dongxin ZhaoJichen He and Yi ZhaoLi Li and Xigang ZhuAndrea Zuniga Matching Gift Companies Acco Engineered Systems, Inc.Allen Lund Co.The Amgen FoundationBank of America FoundationThe Boeing CompanyBP FoundationThe Capital Group CompaniesCOSTCO Wholesale

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The enthusiastic and generous support of our alumnae donors to the Flintridge Fund makes a direct impact on the lives of our current and future Tologs. As alumnae who have lived the Flintridge Sacred Heart experience, your gift says that you still believe in FSHA and our ability to achieve great things. Thanks to you, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy is able to continue to provide the resources our young women need to grow intellectually, professionally and spiritually.

Anonymous (2)Cheryl (Vessadini ’71) AbbeyMegan Abramson Ward ’89Judith Straub Adams ’58Patricia Nevins Akana ’47Bridget Scott Akinc ’94Ingrid Allen ’13Laura Allen ’11Barbara Langley Alvarado ’60Kristen Geraci Anderson ’90Christy Cummings Aneja ’00Paulina Antaplyan ’12Kathryn Ashe Armstrong ’47Rosemary Layden Ashley ’44Laura Gallagher Atilano ’96Meghan McKenna Balding ’01Colette Charbonneau Barthel ’80Ina Caratan Baskin ’50Jan Ellison Baszucki ’83

Suzanne Comer Bianco ’81Kelly Sinner Biggins ’97Constance Snisky Binkley ’65Anne Smith Boland ’93Dorothy Bones ’66Sheila Kraus Boyd ’68Christina Brandt ’10Claudine Marie Cazian Britz ’96Mary Wachter Brow ’46Barbara Johansing Buckley ’45Robin Rohan Burk ’74Cynthia Dolores (Marsh ’45) Butler Kelly Friese Byars ’89Sarah Zwart Carlin ’08Sheila Turnbull Carpenter ’58Judy Cascales ’57Deirdre (Foley ’84) CascelliPatricia Wray Cattolica ’51Sara Cherbak ’90Alessia Cicconi ’08Anna (Lund ’87) ClappGina Romano Cockriel ’97Marissa (Morgan ’85) CoffeyKatherine LaBonge Collett ’04Carol Lineer Collier ’43Michelle (Ward ’90) CottonSister Katherine Jean Cowan, O.P. ’59

Kathryn Blasiar Cowan ’00Catherine Crino ’73Erin Crotty ’04Taylor Crotty ’09Nancy Cox Crowe ’50Laura Bolstad Cuevas ’91Juliet Cresto Cullen ’92Kathleen Schor Cummings ’59The Cunha Family Sallie Cunningham ’59Janet Curci ’58Aimee Grush David ’99Jillian Davis ’03Mayra de Aguiar ’91Whitney (Karm ’87) DeJardin Linda (Christopher ’79) DelaneyAlice Bonner Des Roches ’53Carrie Jordan Dilluvio ’09Suzanne McAllister DiMaio ’88Allyn Dizon ’91Christina Lund Doerfler ’93Noreen Slaughter Donoghue ’65Michaela Doud ’74Bonnie Drumwright, Ph.D. ’69Jennifer Duff ’93Eleanor (Purcell ’53) DunnCaroline Edwards ’06

Nancy Eiswirth ’68Barbara Lynn Emmons Perrier ’85Irene McNeil Espe ’58Kimberly (Ray ’84) EspeLindsey Espe ’12Gina Esteras ’78Elizabeth McAllister Fieux ’85Carolynn (Ganzer ’52) FinneganGrace Fisher-Adams ’85Mary Houlihan Fitts ’43Elizabeth Mozilo Fitzpatrick ’80Marina DeGuevara Flasco ’80Camille Cuento Flemate ’95Claire Fox ’82Julie Frasco ’87Melanie (Hitchcock ’86) FreyAmanda Furlong ’13Nancy (Sheedy ’64) FuscoSusan Schweitzer Gallego ’59Nancy Pangilinan Galustians ’95Christina Oliva Gamgene ’65Kristin Friese Gannon ’85Lourdes Garcia ’82Maria Barba Gardner ’67Paige Maloney Gates-Kayyem ’84Lauren Bruich Giacopelli ’00Robyn Giannotta Moss ’03

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Molly Weber Girardi ’00Lee Hughes Glaser ’55Gloria Arosemena Goins ’50Erin Gonzalez ’10Veronica Deasy Goodrich ’73Alesandra Lozano Gorczynski ’08Beverly Goff Green ’51June Shephard Griffin ’55Ann Carlson Gustafson ’96Denise Gutierrez-Brown ’93Elizabeth Haggar ’85Marie Fabian Haniger ’90Carolyn Hahn Harakal ’94Kathleen Harper ’08Allison Leah-Lieskovsky Hasbrouck ’00Paula Daly Haughey ’78Mary Schnieders Havrilla ’97Leeann Medina Hawkey ’98Lauren Hernandez ’05Patricia Hill ’63Kathleen Hirrel ’00Nancy Decker Holland ’78Linda Holloway ’65Mary Nolan Howell ’61Victoria Humphrey ’11Anna Lada Hyde ’70Gloria Dembling Irvine ’54

DONOR ROLL e love to celebrate the generosity of our alumnae. With that in mind, we are introducing two new giving groups beginning in the 2015-16 fiscal year. We hope you will join us!

THE 1931 ALUMNAE LEADERSHIP CIRCLEThe 1931 Alumnae Leadership Circle recognizes the generous support of our alumnae donors who give $1,931 or more to the Flintridge Fund. Members receive special recognition throughout the year and are invited to a private dinner in appreciation of their generosity. FSHA is truly grateful for the extraordinary generosity of our alumnae, who set the tone for giving among our community and help ensure a bright future for today’s Tologs.

THE BRIDGE SOCIETYThe Bridge Society celebrates our most loyal alumnae who consistently support the Flintridge Fund year after year. Alumnae who make a gift of any amount to the Flintridge Fund for five consecutive years are recognized as members of the Bridge Society. For this consistent show of support, members of the Society are recognized with an elegant bracelet with special charms given at the 5-, 10-, 15-, 20-, 25- and 30-year milestones. A lifetime of giving by alumnae is a vote of confidence in what FSHA has been, what it is today and what it will become.

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Helen Block Jabbour ’49Brett Bralley Jaillet ’05Virginia Jeffers Jennison ’45 ◊Jazmin Jimenez ’01Nicole Carter Johansing ’97Erika Johnson ’12Lauren Johnson ’01Sanae Alice Kanzawa ’85Leslie Kawai ’80Jennifer Hanna Kebler ’88Melissa Majich Keeslar ’02Becky (Muhs ’99) KentAgnes Haddad Kenworthy ’51Kelly LaRussa Kepner ’01Leanna Kempker Kertson ’59Ellen Nichols Kliavkoff ’85Mary Ann Koozin ’62Julie Babiars Lane ’60Sara Huesman Larson ’94Katherine Walsh Lawson ’62Charlotte Layland ’86

Carol Gallagher Lazzarevich ’50Anne Anderson Lee ’93Amanda Lem ’00Cynthia Leung ’78Tanya McLaughlin LeVecke ’88Mary Nevins Lewis ’47Megan Liebelt ’06Rita (Illig ’76) LiebeltCatherine Schubert Linenberg ’88Chandler Little ’13Jin Tong Liu ’14Audrey Gopez Lombos ’94Marilyn Esposito Longhini ’63Darla Vessadini Longo ‘75Constance Moore Lopez ’57Elizabeth Vitar Lopez ’89Mary (Lambert ’82) LundAlexandra Malchione ’07Marianne Nichols Mandel ’79Theresa Detchemendy Mansfield ’68Jennifer Conner Marchesi ’01Alexandra Marquez ’09Faith Ybanez Marshall ’97Maureen (Sadler ’83) MartinGrace Tellier McCaffrey ’42Erica Lovano McCann ’01Sarah Sima McCann ’96

Nancy Farthing McCune ’71Joann McGarty ’47Cherilyn McGlynn ’12Caitlin McHugh ’04Ashley McIntosh ’02Marcela Halphen McKenna ’46Kelly Flynn Miller ’86Sandra (Shaw ’86) MirantiJanet Hart Mitchell ’48

Ashley Harrison Morris ’97Shannon Morzov ’94Sheila Bellomo Myers ’87Kelly Nardoni ’95Laura Natoli ’88Christine (Longo ’82) NavarroAnnette Giefer Nehls ’57Rebecca Madera Newton ’96Annemarie (Radocsay ’68) Noltner

Eliza Jasso Nonaka ’03Renee Romano Norton ’93Shirley Smith O’Connor ’50Yeun Oh ’12Erin (Nolan ’87) OlmstedAmy Heller Onderdonk ’00Carrie (Black ’85) OranskyPaula (Capriccio ’71) OrlandiniJanet Orlandini-Mayes ’67Erin Sheedy Owen ’90Paige Parker ’10Payton Parker ’12Sue Block Parkes ’46Karen Johansing Penich ’01Gracie Marie-Diaz Peralta ’92Natalie (Lund ’81) PetersonMelissa Pittson ’10Diana Leos Ralph ’00Emily Freedman Ramazzotti ’58Maria Rule de Ramirez ’57Susanne Ramos ’84Natalee Harrison Ray ’02Danielle Murray Razo ’00Tara Reilly ’75Susan Keller Reischl ’72Annette Ricchiazzi ’90Jennifer Ricchiazzi Richard ’92


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Amanda Rincon ’08Cathleen Rodden ’84Andrea Bitterolf Roe ’90Juli Goodwin Roginson’87Dawn Demski Ross Symcox ’58Judith Talbot Rostron ’58Gail Northrop Royal ’65Jean Bushnell Salfen ’60Nicolina Salvo ’08Rachel Salvo ’06Rebecca Salvo ’06Catherine Sabourin Sanders ’98Kimberly Sandoval ’13Patricia (Burghardt ’87) SarbaumKatherine Sarkarati ’03Maureen (Burke ’83) SavoElisabeth (Egan ’82) ScharreErin Siefke Schmidt ’93Megan Schmidt ’02Katherine Illig Schneider ’78Sarah Robison Schneider ’03Shelly Wenker Schroth ’94Catherine Johnson Schwartz ’81Kristen Schwarz ’02Michele (Vessadini ’73) SciarraMia Seidner ’05Marian (Stolz ’46) Shull

Clancy Simon ’02Catherine Smith ’98Heather (MacPherson ’91) SmithKathleen (Hurley ’84) SnashallChristina Snider ’05Evan Snyder ’07Camille (Barbaro ’87) SpinaMarisa Spinella ’09Jean Lawing Stableford ’53Lynda (Powers ’55) SteereMarylin Parker Stephens ’45Michele (Friese ’83) StephensMeghan Friese Stimmler ’92Diana Loehr Stone ’60Carla Suarez-Capdet ’98Kiley Theiring ’09Chloe Tom ’11Shelby Tom ’12Carol (Kellogg ’80) ToogoodJennifer Trapp ’95Patricia Traviss ’49Caitlin Bogert Upton ’00Kathy von Massenhausen Ursini ’83Hannah Valino ’05Nadine Coppinger Vestring ’39Sarah (Banales ’86) VillegasTeresa Faccini Vincent ’79

Marian Haddad Violé ’53Marcia Volpe ’65Eileen Wakiji ’67Jennifer Walker ’01Amy McAndrews Walters ’93Katherine Ward ’88Barbara Williams Weisbart ’42Julie Sparks Wilson ’73Kristine Kulper Winnek ’87Eileen Mabalay Wong ’99Shannon McIntyre Woods ’82Alisa Yingling ’93Lisa Torres Zastrow ’05Charlene Gonzales Zettel ’65

Stephanie ContrerasBenjamin CoriaAndrew CramerSteven CronkhiteKathy DesmondOlympio D’MelloMonique EscobedoGuillermo FigueroaAlexis FincJeannie FinleyPatrick GoldsworthyBarrett GoughCarmella GrahnClaudia GuillenAllison Leah-Lieskovsky Hasbrouck ’00Mary Schnieders Havrilla ’97

Dedicated. That’s just one word to describe FSHA’s faculty and staff. Whether it’s delivering an inspiring lecture, debugging student laptops or wearing a crazy hat for Spirit Week, our employees show their dedication everyday on the Hill. They also show their dedication by giving to the Flintridge Fund. This year marks our tenth for 100 percent participation by faculty and staff.

Anoosh HovanessianHolly HunnewellKrissy IontaJazmin Jimenez ’01Rosemary JohnstonSara JonesClaire KashinskyHeather KentNerces KevorkianJim LauNan LeeAmanda Lem ’00Martha LemLois LongoJuliette Marsh WilliamsCorinne MartinSr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P.Leilani McHughLeslie Miller Cynthia MontoyaNora MurphyCandy NavarroSr. Donna Marie Nicholas, O.P.Jason NicholsonKirk NishiyamaAnnemarie (Radocsay ’68) NoltnerCatherine O’BrienKristina OrtegaJose Luis OsorioMargot PaineEric PalsSr. Mary Therese Perez, O.P.John Pettersson

May RedubloMelissa ReynoldsLauren ReynosoJohn RobbArlene RomeroTracey RomineKaren Deacy-RussellRachel RussellKaty SadlerGina SandovalKimberly Sandoval ’13Diane SarkaratiCharlotte von Massenhausen SaydahShelly Wenker Schroth ’94Sherrie SingerEdward SmithShelly SonnerMichele (Friese ’83) StephensJulie Swayze Ruth TheiringKaren ThompsonMichael ThorntonJanis TistaKelly Ann Rankin TramontinLara WalkerMindy WongAndrea ZunigaSr. Mary Louis Seal, O.P.


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EMPLOYEE GIVING

Kent AllmonOscar AscencioCheryl Ann AsicoPansy Au Ozzie BarreroBeth Bauer-CapocciMark BernsteinMark BommaritoSr. Celeste Marie Botello, O.P.Tamera BrownSimone ButeraTy BuxmanJuli CanavanLuana CastellanoMareesa ClarkeStefani Collier


Guillermo FigueroaMaintenance

Shelly SonnerAcademic Advisor

Charlotte SaydahSpecial Events Manager

Leilani McHughData Systems Administrator

Mary (Schnieders ’97) HavrillaScience Department

F A C U L T Y / S T A F F

MILESTONES

John RobbMathematics Department

Stephanie ContrerasAthletic Director

Kirk NishiyamaMathematics Department

Katy SadlerAlumnae Liaison and

former Assistant Principal

Mary Houlihan Fitts ’43Emily Freedman Ramazzotti ’58Marian (Stolz ’46) and C. Blaine ShullGina Esteras ’78Carl and Henrietta Herrmann Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Carl L. Herrmann, Jr.Nancy Pangilinan Galustians ’95Lauren Johnson ’01Maureen (Sadler ’83) and Scott MartinCamille Cuento Flemate ’95Beverly Goff Green ’51Catherine Sabourin Sanders ’98Laura Gallagher Atilano ’96Paula Daly Haughey ’78Kristen Geraci Anderson ’90Teresa Faccini Vincent ’79Allyn Dizon ’91Sanae Alice Kanzawa ’85Elizabeth Haggar ’85Kristin Friese Gannon ’85Jennifer Trapp ’95Rebecca Madera Newton ’96Erin Siefke Schmidt ’93Gracie Marie-Diaz Peralta ’92Danielle Murray Razo ’00Kathryn Blasiar Cowan ’00Leeann Medina Hawkey ’98Diana Leos Ralph ’00Andrea Bitterolf Roe ’90

THE SUEGENE KIM EDUCATION FUND Sunnie and Peter Kim

THE EUGENIE B. HANNON ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPWilliam H. Hannon Foundation

THE JOHN A. DAVITT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPKristopher J. BrownCalifornia Contract Cities Association

ALUMNAE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND Ina Caratan Baskin ’50Agnes Haddad Kenworthy ’51Julie Babiars Lane ’60Charlene Gonzales Zettel ’65Tara Reilly ’75Kathryn Ashe Armstrong ’47Nancy Cox Crowe ’50Virginia Jeffers Jennison ’45 ◊Noreen Slaughter Donoghue ’65Marie Fabian Haniger ’90Colette Charbonneau Barthel ’80Caitlin Bogert Upton ’00Paula (Capriccio ’71) and James OrlandiniCatherine Johnson Schwartz ’81Susan Schweitzer Gallego ’59Linda Holloway ’65Maria Barba Gardner ’67Jean Bushnell Salfen ’60Shirley Smith O’Connor ’50Gloria Arosemena Goins ’50Constance Snisky Binkley ’65Christina Oliva Gamgene ’65Patricia Nevins Akana ’47Patricia Wray Cattolica ’51Judith Talbot Rostron ’58Helen Block Jabbour ’49Rosy (Espinoza ’69) and Daniel HorwathConstance Moore Lopez ’57


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ENDOWMENT FUNDS

ndowment funds offer permanent financial support to FSHA because of the income generated through careful investment management. Endowment funds are essential to the long-term fiscal health of the school because they serve the school in perpetuity.

Endowment funds at FSHA:

• Benefit future generations.

• Leave a lasting legacy that is forever linked with FSHA.

• Can be designated for a specific purpose, program or scholarship.

• Are professionally managed.

We are grateful to these donors who have made contributions to FSHA’s endowment funds in the 2014-15 fiscal year.

EMarie J. KasperMonica and Vincent J. DavittCindy and Bill Locher

THE MARISA ANNE LUPICA ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDAnna (Lund ’87) and Michael ClappTrudi and Thomas Cassidy

THE SYLVIA TELL FUND Sylvia Stresing

THE THERESA BOTELLO SCHOLARSHIP FUND Daniel J. Crowley, D.D.S.Keri and Michael S. BotelloDelia and Gerald CotterDebra and William BuchananPatricia HopkinsMarian and Timothy BotelloDolores and Harvey MarshDiana and Paul Ginsburg

THE SAINT JOSEPH SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND Bradford Freer and Mary Lisa Smith Freer ’87

THE KATHERINE EVANS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Diane and Gregory EvansJohn and Sheila Laco

JOHANSING ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND With grateful thanks to our golf tournament supporters. Please see page 58 for a complete list.

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THE MOMENT IS (ALMOST!) NOW!re you ready to experience Flintridge Sacred Heart’s new Arts Center? We are! With less than six months until opening night, the excitement is palpable here on the Hill. Construction

crews have been hard at work since the groundbreaking in January and the project is 70% complete. Just what have the crews been up to?

• New exterior stucco walls were applied• New interior walls were installed• New sewage lines were laid• N ew HVAC system was installed (yes, we will have AC!)• New waterproofing and tile roof were installed• New restrooms and 3D classroom were framed

AOpening night in the new Arts Center is scheduled for Spring 2016, and our fundraising efforts have accelerated with urgency to reach our $9.6 million goal before the lights dim and the curtain rises for our first performance.


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A very special thank you to all our donors who have supported the Vision for Veritas … the Moment is Now capital campaign. Your leadership and vision has helped us raise nearly $7.4 million toward our $9.6 million goal. You have taken us far and deserve a standing ovation!

But, we need help to get to opening night. There is still time for you to play a starring role in helping to bring a new stage for the arts for our students. Director of Advancement Shelly Wenker Schroth ’94 is ready to discuss your role in our growing cast of donors. Give her a call at 626.685.8396 or email her at [email protected] to explore how you can help us make this grand production a success.

Master Plan UpdateAlmost four years ago, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy presented its Master Plan, a vision for modernizing our campus to meet the academic needs of the 21st century while maintaining the quality of life of our shared

neighborhood. FSHA remains in the process of seeking approval from the City of La Cañada to modernize some of our almost 60-year-old facilities.

A revised draft of our Specific Plan was submitted to the City in May 2015 that addressed comments received from the City; on the Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR), which was released in Summer 2014; and from the community. The revised plan eliminates the originally proposed Arts & Humanities Building, reduces the export/excavation cubic yardage and reduces the limit on the number of on-campus events. All other components of the plan remain the same.

The EIR will be revised by the City and re-circulated for public review at a later date. After public review, the plan will be presented to the City Council for approval. For more details, please visit visionforveritas.org.

Our latest plan prioritizes our immediate needs, and we remain deeply grateful to our community for its dedication, loyalty, and support during this process.

Our mission is the driving force behind all that we do. It informs and directs A Vision for Veritas … The Moment is Now, our capital campaign. A Vision for Veritas raises funds to support the Master Plan, a multi-phased long-term reinvestment in our 42-acre campus. When our Master Plan is implemented in full, Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy will have a campus that has been patiently and thoughtfully readied to support 21st century education for the young women we serve.

We are profoundly grateful to the following supporters for their leadership and partnership in this historic undertaking. Thanks to you, Phase One of the Arts Center began in January 2015. Soon, we will benefit from a modern Arts Center that appropriately showcases, supports and nurtures the remarkable talent of our student body. Thank you for your inspiring and generous commitment to Flintridge Sacred Heart.

Thefollowinglistreflectscontributionsmade through June 30, 2015.

Legacy $1,000,000 +Anonymous rThe Phyllis and Angelo Mozilo Family Foundation Visionary $500,000 - $999,999The Ahmanson Foundation Luminary $250,000 - $499,999Anonymous (2) rDominican Sisters of Mission San JoseEdward IlligDarla and Sam Longo, Jr. rBill and Debbie Spathelf r Leader$100,000 - $249,999Laura and Armik Agakanian rJulieta and Jeffrey BennettDe Cardenas FamilyNancy and Donald GormlyNorma and Russell HanlinWilliam H. Hannon FoundationThe Dennis and Gloria O’Brien Foundation

Dennis O’BrienPatty and David ParkerJohn and Teresa Salvo rMelissa and Vincent SalvoJanice Bini and Dean ScarboroughAnne and Keith Sharp r

Innovator $50,000 - $99,999Anonymous (2) rDeborah and Bernard Babcock, IIThe Bauman Family rPatricia and Richard FurlongDr David and Loyce Gutierrez (Davey and Dianne ’12) rRobert and Joan Harper rDavid and Beverly Katz rJohn and Sheila Laco rKaren and Dennis Maguire rMericos FoundationTherese and Mario Molina and the Silicon Valley Community FoundationPaula (Capriccio ’71) and James OrlandiniDaniel and Melita Ryan rCharlotte von Massenhausen SaydahJohn SaydahThe Jeanne Ward Foundation

Investor $25,000 - $49,999Anonymous (3) rAnthony and Savonia Angelica rAyrshire FoundationThe Cunha FamilyBob and Adrienne (Cunha ’77) BolgerKimberly Carlson ’05Hilary Bolger ’10Dan and Margo Bruich rTanya and Jim ChristodoulelisKatherine LaBonge Collett ’04 rThe Current FamilyThe Carrie Estelle Doheny FoundationRichard and Robin ElmassianVatche & Lena FermanianMelanie (Hitchcock ’86) and Doug FreySuzanne and Michael HartAnn and Robert HolmquistChristopher R. LaBonge r◊Matthew LaBonge rMichael LaBonge rRita (Illig ’76) and Klaus LiebeltPaul and Mopy Locker rBob Malchione and Kate DueyFrances and Robert MarickDolores and Harvey Marsh rBarbara Marshall r

Liz and Sam Melehanir Mercolino FamilyDan Murphy FoundationNorthwestern Mutual Foundation rSally, Bob and Pernecky FamilyJeannie Garr Roddy (Claire Roddy ’14)Robert Roginson and Juli Goodwin Roginson’87Ted and Judi SnyderElizabeth and Thomas StaufferThe Strockis Family Trust r

Patron $10,000 - $24,999Anonymous (1) Joyce and Richard AyoobDenise and Robert Bacall Armen and Rita BaranianJan Ellison Baszucki ’83 rDean and Susan Brown and family (Megan ’07 and Emily ’10)California Community FoundationCampbell Family Foundation rPeter and Christine ContiPaula and Michael DavisJohn and Kimberly (Ray ’84) Espe rLily Pao Hsu ’68Mary Pinola and Charles KennyMelinda and Joseph Kiang

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

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Lewis A. Kingsley FoundationMarlene and William LoadvineSteven and Sally MannRobert F. MorrisJoanna and Martin O’ToolePasadena Community FoundationNancy and Michael Perry

Schwab Charitable FundDavid and Kimberly Shaw rMarian (Stolz ’46) and C. Blaine ShullLoretta and Robert H. SmithThe Stellwagen FamilyVanguard Charitable Endowment Program rSarah (Banales ’86) and Allan Villegas rBrett and Cris Warner r

Supporter $5,000 – $9,999Anonymous (2) Elizabeth and Michael Bazdarich rJanet and Jim BlackThe Boeing CompanyAna Bustamante ’81Cacique FoundationAlison and Michael DavittBrian and Barbara Degnan rPeggy and Richard FrieseKristin Friese Gannon ’85Denise Gutierrez-Brown ’93Richard and Tracy HirrelLeslie Kawai ’80 rKathie and Allen LundThe Cathy McCarthy Living Trust U/AMaria (Reinoso ’77) and Joseph MurielloEliza Jasso Nonaka ’03Leah and Terry NoriegaPatricia and Steven OstillerKaren and Raymond ParksMarilyn G. PieroniJodi and Michael PowersNancy Reeves ReardonReeves Family FoundationThe Walt Disney Company

Von Der Ahe FoundationMarisa Zweiback and C. Michael Zweiback Friend $1 - $4,999Gina Romano Cockriel ’97Marissa (Morgan ’85) and Wesley CoffeyLyn MacEwen and Marc CohenCaryn CondonAngela and Ralph Conner, IIIW. Greg CornellCarla and Theodore CottiMichelle and Steve CottonLaura Bolstad Cuevas ’91Loretta CunhaJanet and Tom CurtisErica Davis ’07Mary and Mark DavisGael and John Davitt ◊Whitney (Karm ’87) and Bradford DeJardinSusan (Viola ’85) and Robert DevelleSuzanne McAllister DiMaio ’88Colleen Flanagan Donatucci ’79Sarah Dooley ’98 Suzanne and Barrett Duff

Jennifer Duff ’93Eisenhart and AssociatesLinda EisenhartBarbara Lynn Emmons Perrier ’85Timothy EnrightGina Esteras ’78Mary Evans ’89Ann and Keith FarleyMary Frances and Andrew FenadyFidelity Charitable Gift FundMaria (Viola ’82) and Michael FinneganMary and Terrence FitzgibbonsFlintridge Sacred Heart ConventJanet Fontaine and Nevin HarrisonClaire Fox ’82Eleanor FoxMoira Fox ’85Tania Fragomeno ’98Elizabeth Ward Francesconi ’86Mr. Bradford Freer and Mrs. Mary Lisa Smith Freer ’87Friends Of The ObservatoryGrace and Dominador GalantoNancy Pangilinan Galustians ’95Lourdes Garcia ’82Berta and Pedro GaviñaRobyn Giannotta Moss ’03Sharon and Steven Giannotta



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Mary Lee GillilandMary Alice and Lawrence GlascottKatherine and Michael GonzalezW.R. Grace FoundationCarmella GrahnSheila Laqui Grammatico ’01Marie and Richard GrimesBelen and Douglas GulickMegan Hamilton ’04 and Noreen Gilliland (Hamilton) ’04Annette and Dale HanksCarolyn Hahn Harakal ’94Mary and William HarrisonPaula Daly Haughey ’78Leeann Medina Hawkey ’98Marijane HebertRisa and Matt HeerscheAnne-Marie and Henry HelvajianLorraine and Allan HerbertKathryn and Charles HofgaardenNancy Decker Holland ’78Casey and Jim HoughtonMaureen and Jeff HousmanVictoria and Jonathan HoweElizabeth and John HrovatTeresa Hu ’92Diane Lee Hyung ’00Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Imburgia

Lynn and George JacobsJanet JacobsMargaret and Jeff KeanKenneth Glenn Family FoundationLorraine Muggee Kirk ’79Ellen Nichols Kliavkoff ’85Tara KnabenshueSamantha and Peter KnightLynn and Chris KnoxHiroko Kobayashi ’86Carol and Michael KochMonica and William KostelnikJeanette KubaniLa Canada Thursday ClubKristin Hansen Lagattuta ’89Sara Huesman Larson ’94Charlotte LaylandOrlando LeonAudrey Gopez Lombos ’94Dorothea and Sam LongoLora Vance RealtyJennifer Lum ’78Mary (Lambert ’82) and Kenneth LundMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. MacPhersonRita MallonMarianne Nichols Mandel ’79Marathon Communications

Faith Ybanez Marshall ’97Maureen (Sadler ’83) and Scott MartinJeff MayerSarah Sima McCann ’96Janet and Dean McCrearyNancy Farthing McCune ’71Jennifer Mercer ’97Mary and James MiedingBrianna Miller ’08Angela and Frederick MillerKelly Flynn Miller ’86Lauren Miller ’04Maria Natoli Miller ’86Lisa and Ted MillerAbigail and Sergio MorenoKelly Nardoni ’95Laura Natoli ’88Christine (Longo ’82) and Steven NavarroJanet and Ruben NepalesPamela NolanKrystal NunoSister Jennifer Ogorek, O.P.Erin (Nolan ’87) and Scott OlmstedDebbie and Tom OngJanet Orlandini-Mayes ’67 and David MayesNina Hunt Otchis ’90Rose Marie Hegenbart Ottman ’86


Erin Sheedy Owen ’90Ray and Ann PeiferJohn PetterssonBrenda and Leonard Pieroni, IIINancy Kapec-Pittson and Glenn PittsonMelissa Pittson ’10Leslie (Heidelman ’80) and Andrew ProvenzanoAnn Crispi Purcell ’88Richard RabinsElizabeth and Thomas ReedVanessa RehmJennifer Ricchiazzi Richard ’92Linda and Kneave RiggallElizabeth Robinson ’07Amy Rodriguez ’12Robyn Friese Rogoff ’92Annabelle and Manuel RojasMargaret and Thomas RomanoAlthea RoweKaren Deacy-Russell and Lawrence RussellKaty Sadler

Kathleen Salvaty ’88Patricia SalvatyNanci and Mark SanchezPam and Kent SantelmanPatricia (Burghardt ’87) and Douglas SarbaumElisabeth (Egan ’82) and Stephen ScharreLou-Ann SchaubKatherine Illig Schneider ’78Susan SchniedersBarbara and William SchniedersEmma SchubertCatherine Johnson Schwartz ’81Steven Senigram and Mary Anne SingerNoor Sharif ’08Nancy ShawJoan and Ted ShawAlan ShumanJill and Michael SiglerSherrie SingerEileen and John SinnerThe Timothy and Judith Smith FoundationCatherine Smith ’98Marilyn and Gregory SmithPatricia and Michael J. SmithJudy and Tim Smith

Jennifer and Scott StanleyStaples CorporationAllyson Stark ’03Susan and Oliver StarkMichele (Friese ’83) and Jeffrey StephensMeghan Friese Stimmler ’92Carla Suarez-Capdet ’98Daniel and Kathleen SullivanSandra and Robert SwinneyElizabeth and Robert L. Toms, Jr.Kathleen and Mark TruebloodBarbara Kim Tu ’89Danielle M. Turner ’99Diane and Morgan UnderwoodGemma and Frank UriosteKathy von Massenhausen Ursini ’83Meg and Mahlon VailJennifer Van Dyke ’91Carole and Thomas Viola ◊Julie Vogel ’81Abbie Waite ’04Michael WardDick and Ann WardSophie Wellen ’13Tina LaMonica and Warren WellenWells Fargo BankBren Wells

Colleen and Luke WelshJoan and Brad WestJosephine and Scott WesterveltKim and Christopher WesthoffMary and Daniel WilsonEileen Mabalay Wong ’99Michelle Morales Wood ’95Shannon McIntyre Woods ’82Yahoo! Matching Gifts ProgramAndrea and Walter YokaRose Mary and John YonaiYour Cause, LLC, Paying Agent for Dell GivingAnne and Peter Zwart



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The Mother Dolorosa SocietyMother Dolorosa was one of the three founding Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose who started Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy in 1931. Her leadership helped FSHA grow in ways no one could have imagined when she and her fellow Sisters traveled up the Hill with “a statue of the Blessed Virgin, a $5 bill and their faith.” We are honored to name our planned giving society after her.

The Mother Dolorosa Society celebrates the alumnae, parents, grandparents and friends who have remembered FSHA in their estate plans. Like Mother Dolorosa, the society members have made a lasting contribution to the mission of FSHA and generations of young women.

Membership is permanent and continues on a yearly basis as long as the gift remains in effect. Society members are recognized in FSHA’s Annual Report on Philanthropy and are invited to events periodically. The names of deceased members remain in perpetuity among those listed.

THE MOTHER DOLOROSA SOCIETYOlga Smahel Barnes ‘45Mary Flanagan Beaudry ‘53Donna Bender ‘67Cynthia CasillasVeronica Deasy Goodrich ‘73Cornelia Grandin ◊Lorraine and Allan HerbertAlice E. Kinsman ‘54Celia A. LeaverYvonne Smith Lefkowitz ‘55 ◊Lois LongoBarbara MarshallJoann McGarty ‘47Alexandra Swanson McKay ‘57Carrie (Black ‘85) and Michael OranskyEmily Freedman Ramazzotti ‘58Angela Fresquez Sayre ‘00Mary Box Schuck ‘35 and Carl SchuckDeborah and William SpathelfMarsha Berger Swan ‘56Julie Swayze and Steve BowiePatricia Traviss ‘49Rauch Family Credit TrustWilliam Martin Todd Trust

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2014-2015 Parents’ Support Groups

PARENTS’ GUILDEXECUTIVE BOARD

President

Julieta Bennett

First Vice-President

Polly Widen

Second Vice-President, Events

Monica Saldivar

Second Vice-President, Hospitality

Michele (Friese ’83) Stephens

Third Vice-President, Philanthropy

Robin Elmassian

Third Vice-President,

Speakers

Barbara Dugas-Patterson

Treasurer

Maria Mota

Recording Secretary

Lia Carter

Corresponding Secretary

Samantha Knight

Historian

Sophia Ayala

Parlimentarian

Annabelle Rojas


BOOSTER CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD

President

Robert Develle

Vice-President

Manuel Rojas

Treasurer

Wes Coffey

Merchandise Chair

Maria Lopez

Concessions

Alfredo Lopez

FRIENDS OF THE ARTS EXECUTIVE BOARD

President

Lois Hankins

Vice-President

Robin Elmassian

Treasurer

Michael Grego

Secretary

Dana Burnham


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SHA said goodbye to a wonderful teacher, advisor and mentor, Sr. Mary Hilary Miller, O.P. on September 7, 2015. Sr. Mary Hilary was born in San Francisco, educated at Immaculate Conception Academy, and entered religious life in 1943. In 1950, Sr. Mary Hilary arrived at FSHA as principal of the elementary school. She eventually left FSHA to work at other Catholic schools

in California, including St. Catherine’s and St. Boniface in Anaheim, St. Elizabeth’s in Oakland and St. Francis Cabrini in Watts. Sr. Mary Hilary returned to the Hill in 1967 as the director of resident students.

Many students remember Sr. Mary Hilary’s nurturing, loving presence. “I arrived on the Hill in September of 1971, a nervous, lonely, boarder beginning my junior year in a strange new world. Sr. Mary Hilary was welcoming, kind, generous, firm when she needed to be, but always genuine and caring,” recalls Julie Wilson ’73. “Sr. Mary Hilary was an extraordinary person ... charismatic, fun, ready to laugh with you, huggable and so very dear to each of us in the grammar grades,” says Merriam Matook Olds ’55.

In May of 2015, Sr. Mary Hilary celebrated 70 years of profession. In her reflections she wrote, “The hills are alive with the sound of music … My heart sings songs of Thanksgiving and praise to God for so many blessings, especially for my Sisters, family, friends and students.”

IN MEMORIAMSHA suffered another loss this year when former faculty member John Wragge passed away. John grew up in Norristown, Penn., and spent his early adult life teaching at various colleges, lastly at a Dominican college in Columbus, Ohio. In the summer of ’84, he drove out to California to interview at FSHA. He then spent the next

18 years (1984 – 2002) at the school. During his tenure, John taught social studies, economics, German and English as a second language.

Faculty described him as a kind, gentle soul. “John was truly an old school gentleman. He always used to tell me that when teachers stopped wearing sports coats and ties (like me) that education began its long downhill slide,” remembers faculty member Mike Thornton. John is also remembered for his love for all Philadelphia sports teams, classical music, the VAPA performances, and the volleyball and softball games.

FSHA was a special place for John. His wife Carolyn remembers that “everywhere we went, even Gold’s Gym, former students would come up to him and give him a hug.” After John retired from FSHA, he dedicated himself to his classical music. Three years before his passing, he purchased his dream instrument, a Steinway piano.

John is buried in Pennsylvania and is survived by his wife and two stepdaughters, Sari and Valerie Gruber.

SR. MARY HILARY MILLER, O.P.1924 – 2015

JOHN WRAGGE1924 – 2015

IN MEMORY OF Carl R. Boldt Anthony BrajkovichPilar Campos Floyd Carley Theresa Corbett Marie Diener DeMera ‘48Ann Fritzsche Felando ‘52Marilyn Wengert Gatewood ‘42Stanley Hayden Marguerite Ryan Henderson ‘53Marianne (Farrell ‘46) Heydorf Virginia Jeffers Jennison ‘45Donna Hughes Kline ‘51Micheline McCracken Liam McGee Philomena Vitale McGee ‘51Evan McGrath Deeann Patterson ‘71Anthony Vince Ponce Karen Ross Nolan A. Smith, Sr. Jill D. Snyder Willie Mae Stark Mariko Yamaguchi ‘03

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The Sisters huddle up before the “Bet on the Sisters” putting competition begins.

GOLF COMMITTEEJohn KrappmanAngelo MoziloBob PerneckyMichael SmithTim Smith

PARENT VOLUNTEERSSteve BuntichSandra Dasaad-FaracMichele DoudRoy FrancisToni GarciaMary McNamaraJoseph MunozMarta and Gregory SarnoKelly and Armand SpiottoElizabeth ValdiviaJennifer Walters-MunozWarren Wellen

STUDENT VOLUNTEERSAmy Altman ’18Hailey Brancheau ’17Natalie Burnham ’18Caitlin Bury ’18Elizabeth Chen ’17Sidi Chen ’17Erin Cross ’18Cate Doud ’18Kitty Fang ’18Maggie Gao ’18Annie Gong ’18Gina Guan ’18Skye Henry ’18Katie Krappman ’16

Genesis Li ’18Zeyi Li ’18Monica Ng ’18Katherine Rojas ’17Morgan Sarno ’18Iris Sui ’18Susan Sun ’17Christy Valdivia ’18Mia Valencia ’18Chloe Walters-Munoz ’18Cindy Xian ’18Amy Yang ’18Angie Zhao ’18Nancy Zhao ’18

LIVE AUCTION DONORSAlizé Restaurant, Las VegasAKA An American BistroThe Barbara (Johansing ’45) Buckley FamilyKevin BuckleyFlintridge ProperFSHA Booster ClubFSHA Friends of the ArtsFSHA Parents’ GuildOakmont Country ClubPresidential Limousine– Jeff IvrsonCharlotte von Massenhausen SaydahTaylor’s SteakhouseKathy (von Massenhausen ’83) and John Ursini

HOLE IN ONE DONATIONMike Smith/Bob Smith Toyota Scion

or 40 years, the community of Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy has gathered on the green to raise scholarship money for students in need. In celebration of this landmark year, the Harry G. Johansing Scholarship Golf Tournament and

Dinner was held in honor of five men who were integral to the beginnings of the golf tournament: John Krappman (in memory of his father, Andy Krappman), Angelo Mozilo, Bob Pernecky, Mike Smith and Tim Smith.

For the first time, the event was spread over two days during the Columbus Day weekend with the cocktail party and dinner on Sunday evening and the golf tournament on Monday. Even while teeing off, participants couldn’t help but reflect on the significance of this important event. “Nothing is better than helping these young ladies and their families,” said Honorary Chair Mike Smith. One such student had the chance to thank the crowd at the dinner on Sunday night. “Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy has been a school that has enriched me in countless ways,” said Rebecca Calix ’15. “Without the benefit of the Johansing scholarship, my dream of attending Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy would never have been realized. I will never forget your generosity.”

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Top: Tologs cheer on the paddle raise; Bottom left: Rebecca Calix ’15 addresses the crowd; Bottom right: First flight winners Dennis Maguire, Jim Spina, Chris Condit and Rich Grimes


BIRDIE PATRON AND VERITAS SPONSOR - $5,000+The Allen Lund Company Wells Fargo Private Banking - Sally and Steve Mann

FAIRWAY TO HEAVEN PATRON AND FAITH SPONSOR$2,500 - $4,999Bob Smith BMW - Judy and Tim Smith Darla (Vessadini ’75) and Sam LongoNASA Services - Nick and Kamelia Sarkisian Washington Iron - Colleen and Luke Welsh Whittier Trust

INTEGRITY SPONSOR $1,000 - $2,499Cynthia and Mike MalonePhyllis and Angelo MoziloJoan and Bob HarperMaureen and Jeff HousmanMarilyn PieroniEllie and David SambolSt. Bede the Venerable

TRUTH SPONSOR $500 - $999Susie and Robert DevelleGeorgia and Mike HamiltonNorma and Russell HanlinAdrianna and Kendall HenryMonica and Bill KostelnikDolores and Harvey MarshLisa and Joe OrlandiniKim Pfeifer Holland ’80Annabelle and Manny RojasJohn SaydahJames Van de VoordeEleonore and Arnold von MassenhausenGreg Withers

SPONSOR A SISTER - $125 Citizens Business BankTina and Tom EmreyNorma and Russell HanlinBruce JohansingPauline and Mark Mariscal

Michele Marquez and Kevin BauerJanet Orlandini Mayes and David MayesPhyllis and William McCrearyNan and Ron OkumLisa and Joe OrlandiniMary Louise and Richard OwensMarilyn PieroniBrenda and Len PieroniAnnabelle and Manny RojasJohn SinnerCamille (Barbaro ’87) and Jim SpinaSt. Catherine’s AcademyKathleen and Mark TruebloodSarah (Banales ’86) and Allan VillegasMaria and Arnie von Massenhausen

GOLF PADDLE RAISECarolyn and Bob AltmanSavonia and Tony AngelicaJeff and Julieta BennettElizabeth and Christopher BuryAnna and Mike ClappMoya and Pete CollinsAlison and Mike DavittAnne and Chuck DoudBart EdelmanAmy and Tim GarrityNorma and Russell HanlinKim Pfeifer Holland ’80Robert and Ann HolmquistKelle and Conrado LopezAlicia and Eddie LundMaureen (Sadler ’83) and Scott MartinKaty and Steve McCollumNancy and Joe Mercolino

Nan and Ron OkumChristine and Steve PappasAlyson and Paul PerneckySally and Bob PerneckyNancy and Mike PerryBrenda and Len PieroniMandy and Sunder RamaniKaty SadlerCharlotte von Massenhausen SaydahMaki and Craig ShewfeltMonica and Jose SierraJudy and Tim SmithLoretta and Bob SmithMary Ann and Mike SmithPatty and Michael SmithSara and Jeffrey SmithJudi and Ted SnyderJames Van de Voorde


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GOLF PADDLE RAISE


Top left: Sally Pernecky practices her putt before the tournament.Top right: Past parent Sunder Ramani MC’s the cocktail party.Bottom: Caitlin Bury ’18, Nancy Zhao ’18, Erin Cross ’18 and Natalie Burnham ’18

Thank you to the following donors who raised their paddles in support of financial aid at FSHA. Their gifts—ranging from $100 to $2,500—have been added to the Harry G. Johansing Scholarship Fund, the largest endowment fund at FSHA.

lintridge Sacred Heart Academy is a winner! Just ask the crowd that gathered for “Run for the Roses,” this year’s Kentucky Derby-themed Gala, the largest fundraising event of the year. Decked out in bow ties and derby hats, guests were greeted by a Santa Anita Race Track bugler

and life-size (albeit fake) horse upon arrival. The derby theme continued inside the Main Building with equestrian chic décor and a bourbon-tasting bar. As night fell, everyone gathered on Senior Lawn for dinner, the chance to bid on exciting auction items, like a Santa Anita Derby VIP package and a Balboa Island vacation getaway, and the opportunity to raise their paddles in support of the new Arts Center. Needless to say, Gala 2015 was a huge success thanks to the generosity of the FSHA community.

All proceeds from Gala 2015 supported the Vision for Veritas … The Moment is Now! capital campaign, with approximately $45,000 donated during the paddle raise for the sound mixing console in the new theatre.

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CHAIRSCarolyn GmelichAlicia LundJuli Goodwin Roginson ’87

COMMITTEE CHAIRSBid Sheets/Gift Certificates: Susan PickeringGift Gathering: Scotti StrockisInvitations: Brooks HeintzelmanMarketplace: Marta Sarno and Toni GarciaParent Guild President: Julieta BennettPrinting: Peter ZwartProcurement: Marie GrimesRaffle/Cash: Carmen Arom and Ani Harutunian

Raffle/Jewelry: Laura Agakanian and Talin KouyoumdjianSilent Auction: Lois HankinsVolunteers: Jenifer AldridgeWrapping: Christine Zika

PROCUREMENT TEAMJulie AlleKathy CurrentAni HarutunianKarin HayesBeth KrappmanKaren MaguireSue O’Hearn Jill Sigler

GALA VOLUNTEERSCarmen AromEdward AzariStephanie BenderShab and Shawn CaleyTeri ConlonFenton CrossKatherine CurrentGina DeOcaMichele DoudElizabeth FlynnShabnam FotoohiToni GarciaFrank GonzalezMarlene GonzalezBelen and Douglas GulickSal GurrolaTamara GutierrezAmy HanesLois Hankins

Amy KimBeth KrappmanTerese LauranceLaura LeyvaEileen LucioMary Manofsky-TathamMichele MarquezHugo MartinMaureen MartinColette McCrearyCathy McVaughKim MicheroMary MinassiansDenise ModrzejewskiCarmen Montgomery- CastanedaLoan NguyenPatricia and Rodolfo PerezKathleen PerneckyDebbie Perret

Susan PickeringKneave and Linda RiggallEdwina RomeroHeidi SandovalMarta SarnoGretchen SeagerJill SiglerSara SmithArmand and Kelly SpiottoSteve TathamLisa WhanGeorgina WhitfordMonica YehAllen Zielinski

STUDENT VOLUNTEERSDanielle Azari ’16Reese Bauer ’18Katrina Caley ’16Ella Gmelich ’16Megan Gmelich ’18Ashley Gomez ’18Sydney Gonzalez ’16Kaitlyn Hanes ’18Sarah Hankins ’16Riley Hayes ’18Cinthya Hernandez ’18Zeyi Li ’18Gabi Lopez ’16Julia Martin ’16Samantha Martinez ’18Darcy Michero ’18Leah Rassam ’18Crystal Toogood ’16Mia Valencia ’18Lauren Yeh ’18Nancy Zhao ’18

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Sr. Celeste Marie Botello, O.P. and Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P. have some fun with the Santa Anita Race Track bugler.

Money collected during the paddle raise went toward a sound mixing console in the new Arts Center.

Top row: Sue O’Hearn, Elise Wetzel, Carole Lewis, Julie Tomkins, Aly Pernecky Bottom row: Kevin O’Hearn, Rick Wetzel, Matt Lewis, Kevin Tomkins, Paul Pernecky

VERITAS PATRON AND SPONSOR - $5,000+Joan and Bob HarperJulieta and Jeffrey BennettDarla (Vessadini ’75) & Sam LongoKathie and Allan LundJudy and Tim SmithPatty and Mike Smith

FAITH PATRON AND SPONSOR - $2,500Citizen’s Business BankMargo and Dan Bruich

Marion and Robert EdwardsAlicia and Eddie LundAnn and Robert HolmquistNancy and Mike Perry

INTEGRITY PATRON AND SPONSOR - $1,000Laura and Armik AgakanianSophia and Alfred AyalaMargo and Dan BruichKathy and Gerard CurrentElizabeth Mozilo Fitzpatrick ’80Carolyn and Tom GmelichMarie and Rich GrimesAnnette and Tom HanksLois and Greg HankinsMaryann and Matthew HerrillMaureen and Jeff HousmanLoretta Holstein

Jan KubaniRita (Illig ’76) and Klaus LiebeltBarbara MarshallNancy and Joe MercolinoMariann and Tom NolanSally and Bob PerneckyPica and SullivanCharlotte von Massenhausen SaydahAnne and Keith SharpKathleen and Mark TruebloodColleen and Luke WelshJoni and Richard Wirthlin

TRUTH PATRON AND SPONSOR - $500Kim and Brian ArialKristin and Gregory Beeve

Meg and Frank CampbellTanya and Jim ChristodoulelisMarissa (Morgan ’85) and Wesley CoffeyMoya and Pete CollinsChristine and Peter ContiKim and Bill CoveyMelanie (Hitchcock ’86) and Doug FreyMolly and Edward GervaisSue and Robert GraySherry and Lawrence Gray, IIIChristine HernandezMary Kay Prather and Tom JacobsmeyerLeslie Kawai ’80Monica and Bill KostelnikSheila and John LacoMopy and Paul Locker

Karen and Dennis MaguireKate Duey and Bob MalchioneJanet and Dean McCrearyLiz and Sam MelehaniSue and Kevin O’HearnRose and John OrlandiniAllie and Paul PerneckyKaren and Phil PetersonLinda and John RasicKaty SadlerJill and Mike SiglerEileen and John SinnerElizabeth and Robert Stellwagen, Jr.Scotti and Luke StrockisJames Van de VoordeSarah (Banales ’86) and Allan Villegas

SPONSOR A SISTERAline BakewellAnnie and Henry HelvajianPhyllis and William McCrearyJudi and Ted SnyderEleonore and Arnold von MassenhausenCeleste and Tom Von Der Ahe

GALA PADDLE RAISEThank you to the following supporters who collectively raised $45,000 for the sound mixing console in the new Arts Center.

Cheryl Ann AsicoSophia and Alfred AyalaKeri and Michael S. BotelloElizabeth and Christopher BuryMargaret and Frank CampbellMichele and James CiampaAnna (Lund ‘87) and Michael ClappMarissa (Morgan ‘85) and Wesley CoffeyMoya and Pete CollinsMaritza and Eugene CowanBobbie and John CurleyCarrie Jordan Dilluvio ‘09Marion and Robert EdwardsBarbara Lynn Emmons Perrier ‘85Casey FitzpatrickCarolyn and Thomas GmelichCarmella Grahn

Laura and Mark GreenMarie and Richard GrimesCatherine and Jim HammLois and Greg HankinsNorma and Russell HanlinRobert and Joan HarperAni Vartanian Harutunian and Alfred HarutunianAlexis Finc and Brooks HeintzelmanMaureen and Jeff HousmanMonica and William KostelnikTalin and Vatche KouyoumdjianCarole and Matthew LewisRita (Illig ‘76) and Klaus LiebeltJeb LongDorothea and Sam LongoMaria Howard-Lopez and Alfredo LopezMr. and Mrs. Robert LoukKathie and Allen LundMary (Lambert ‘82) and Kenneth LundKaren and Dennis MaguireKate Duey and Bob MalchionePatricia and Joseph MaloofFrances and Robert MarickElizabeth Snyder and Clayton MarquardtBarbara MarshallKadee and Chip McCorkleHeather and Sean McLoughlinLiz and Sam MelehaniNancy and Joe MercolinoDenise and Lars MomsenAbigail and Sergio Moreno


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Mike Delaney, Kathleen Sadler Pernecky ’87, Megan Friese Stimmler ’92 and Dan Stimmler

Caroline Edwards ’06

Shannon Morzov ’94 wins the Santa Anita Derby VIP package during the live auction.

Christine (Longo ‘82) and Steven NavarroAlyson and Paul PerneckyMelinda and Timothy RahtzSabrina and Fadi RassamJuli A. (Goodwin ‘87) and Robert RoginsonKaty SadlerMonica and Art SaldivarEllie and David SambolCharlotte von Massenhausen SaydahKatherine Illig Schneider ‘78Shelly Wenker Schroth ‘94Judi and Ted SnyderMichele (Friese ‘83) and Jeffrey StephensMeghan Friese Stimmler ‘92Julie and Kevin TomkinsKathleen and Mark TruebloodKathy von Massenhausen Ursini ‘83Rosa and Alex VenneriSarah (Banales ‘86) and Allan VillegasColleen and Luke WelshElise and Rick WetzelLisa and Peter WhanPolly and Barry WidenMary and Don WilsonKristine Kulper Winnek ‘87Anne and Peter Zwart

GALA GIFTS IN KIND3-2-1 Talent Showcase Acting StudiosLaura and Armik AgakanianAKA An American BistroRosanna Chong-Allen and William AllenAmateur Athletic Foundation– Rose Bowl Aquatics CenterKathy Asha Armstrong ’47Denise and Robert BacallKaren BagnardCathi and John BeauclairRosa and Mark BernsteinBicos HospitalityMike BlahaBlaze PizzaBloomingdale’sBodega Wine BarSiri Borgen ’10Julie Swayze and Steve BowieBradford Renaissance PortraitsBrent’s DeliBronson PhotographyCalifornia Dance ArtsCarolyn K London Inc.Carmen Montgomery-Castaneda and Phil CastanedaCelestino Ristorante & BarChateau SalonChrissy’sTanya and Jim ChristodoulelisAnna (Lund ’87) and Michael ClappCollege Launch, Inc.

The Colony TheatreCulinArt GroupCurves MontroseSusan (Viola ’85) and Robert DevelleThe Dinosaur FarmDivina CuccinaAngela and Olympio D’MelloLydia and Peter DonaldsonDrivers Ed DirectTara Ellen DurkanEl Portal Yucatan/Mexican CuisineFast FrameElizabeth Mozilo Fitzpatrick ’80 Flintridge Bookstore and Coffeehouse

Flintridge Proper Restaurant & BarFlint Canyon Tennis ClubFratelli’s Ristorante Italiano and PizzeriaFSHA Friends of the ArtsFSHA Class of 2015FSHA Class of 2016FSHA Class of 2017FSHA Class of 2018Patricia and Richard FurlongGelsinger’s Amber RoadCarolyn and Thomas Gmelich Barrett GoughCarmella GrahnGreat Expectations College Prep, LLCGreen Street Restaurant

Michele and Michael Grego Marie and Richard Grimes Halper Fine ArtNorma and Russell Hanlin Ani Vartanian Harutunian and Alfred Harutunian Heart & Sole Reflexology TherapyHoly Family BookstoreInside Out Window CleaningIsland Hotel Newport BeachLynn and George Jacobs P. M. Jacoy MenswearJostensKidsArtMonica and William Kostelnik Talin and Vatche Kouyoumdjian Beth and John Krappman Kathleen and Gary Kulper La Canada ImportsLa Grande Orange CafeThe Laugh FactoryTerese and Edward Laurance Martha and Fidel Leos Kathi and John Lombardo Maria Howard-Lopez and Alfredo Lopez Los Gringos LocosLos TacosHelen and David Lund Mamma’s Brick Oven Pizza OvenCorinne MartinMaureen (Sadler ’83) and Scott MartinJanet Goodwin McNiffMeier Brothers LandscapingNancy and Joe Mercolino

Merle Norman Cosmetics MontroseThe Metropolis JazztetMimi et CieThe Misplaced PrioritiesMontrose TravelNora MurphyNew Moon RestaurantNewport Rib CompanySr. Donna Marie Nicholas, O.P.Nuccio’s Nurseries, Inc.On Location CreationsOrangetheory Fitness, PasadenaPanache Hair & Nail StudioJulie and Gary PantiskasPaper RabbitParadise TanPasadena Tournament of RosesPedal Spin StudioMr. and Mrs. Glen PerezSr. Mary Therese Perez, O.P.PhoeniciaPie ’n Burger InternationalPink’s Famous Hot DogsPuddingstone ResortRecess EateryKim and John RobbJuli A. (Goodwin ’87) and Bob Roginson Rowley PortraitureKaty Sadler Salutations HomeSmith Brothers Restaurant Corporation


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Marta and Gregory Sarno Diane and Ali SarkaratiSaute Culinary AcademyCharlotte von Massenhausen Saydah Jessica Saydah ’09Schreiner’s Fine SausageSierra Madre Grocery CompanyJill and Michael Sigler Slater’s 50/50, Burgers by DesignSmoke HouseThe SpotStepping StonesMeghan (Friese ’92) and Dan StimmlerScotti and Luke Strockis Studio City Dental Center, Zareh Kouyoumdjian, DDS

The tent was decked out in a Kentucky-Derby theme.

Sr. Celeste Marie Botello, O.P. and Sr. Carolyn McCormack, O.P. with Gala Chairs Carolyn Gmelich, Juli Goodwin Roginson ’87 and Alicia Lund

Succulent N ThingsTed SykesTalianko Design Group, Inc.Time-Tec Watch Service CenterTown & Country Event RentalsKathy (von Massenhausen ’83) & John UrsiniUSC Asia Pacific MuseumJulian VadilloAmy Valencia Warner Bros. Consumer ProductsColleen and Luke Welsh Bren Wells Young StyleDebbie Enterante and Allen Zielinski Christine and Michael Zika

hilanthropy — your gifts — is what turns a good school into a great school! Your gifts enrich our students’ experience far beyond our exceptional academic program, which is mostly tuition-dependent. At Flintridge Sacred Heart

Academy, we are grateful that our community not only believes in a culture of philanthropy, but also actively supports this culture.

FSHA’s continued excellence depends on regular support from generous members of the community — current and past parents as well as alumnae and friends of the school. Each gift, no matter its amount, makes a vital impact on FSHA. There are several ways to make a tax-deductible donation to the school.

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CASH, CHECK OR CREDIT CARDSYour cash gift is tax deductible within the guidelines established by the IRS. Cash gifts can be made by check or be charged to your Visa, MasterCard or American Express. You may also instruct the Advancement Office to charge your credit card on a monthly or quarterly basis.

MATCHING GIFTSYour gift could be matched dollar for dollar. Many companies offer matching gift programs that will double or even triple a donation’s value. Some companies match gifts by spouses and/or retirees. If you have questions about your company’s matching gift program, please contact your personnel office.

WAYS TO GIVE

STOCK GIFTSContributions of appreciated stocks, or other capital assets that have increased in value, can result in significant tax savings. The current full value of the gift can generally be deducted on federal and state income tax, and the capital gains tax on the amount of appreciation is avoided.

PLANNED GIVINGMembers of the Mother Dolorosa Society are a special group of generous alumnae, parents and friends who have chosen to remember Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy in their estate plans. Wills, charitable trusts, bequests and life insurance policies offer the opportunity for a lasting legacy to benefit the future of FSHA.

For more information on any of the above ways to give, please contact the Advancement Office at 626-685-8400.

STAY CONNECTEDOur website, FSHA.org, is a great online resource for the FSHA community with ever-changing news stories, photo galleries and event information. We’re also connecting with our students, parents, faculty, alumnae and friends through social media. Follow FSHA on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn.

INSTAGRAM instagram.com/fshatologs

LINKEDIN Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy Tologs

TWITTER twitter.com/fsha_tologs

FACEBOOK facebook.com/fshatologs

YOUTUBE youtube.com/fshatologs

Flintridge Sacred Heart gratefully acknowledges all of our donors; we have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this report. If, however, you discover an error, please accept our sincerest apologies and notify the Advancement Office at 626.685.8400, so that we can correct our records. The fiscal year covered in this report is from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015. Gifts received after June 30, 2015, will be acknowledged in next year’s Annual Report.


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