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2009-2010 President’s Report/Winter 2011 Magazine
La Salle Administration
Denise L. Jones, President
Tom Dudley, Principal
Andrea Burns ’97, Vice President of Advancement
Brian Devine, Vice Principal for Student Life
Andrew Kuffner, Vice Principal for Academics
Matthew Winningham, Vice President of Finance
Editor
Heather M. Eldon, Associate Director of Marketing
contributors
Katie Allen
Andrea Burns ’97
Rhonda Fisher
Denise L. Jones
Ann Justice
Dedie Cameron Keeney ’79
Greg Kozawa
Travis McGuire ’99
Alanna O’Brien
Shaun M. Perry ’97
Anton Santos ’10
Gina Stack
Matthew Winningham
The 2009-2010 President’s Report is for those
connected with the mission and success of La
Salle Catholic College Prep. Comments should
be directed to [email protected].
This report is intended to provide general information
regarding Institutional Advancement activities during
the 2009-2010 fiscal year. This report has not been
audited and should not be regarded as an official
financial statement of La Salle Catholic College
Preparatory. Every effort has been made to ensure the
accuracy and completeness of the donors listed in this
report. If your name was omitted, misspelled or listed
incorrectly, please contact the Advancement Office at
503.353.1444 or [email protected].
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Mission Statement
Inspired by St. John Baptist de La Salle, La Salle
Catholic College Preparatory develops students
of faith, service and scholarship by providing a
transformative education allowing students to
realize their maximum potential and use their
gifts to serve Christ and humankind.
La Salle optimizes financial and academic
accessibility for students, especially the
underserved, who desire a rigorous and relevant
education preparing them for college and life.
The La Salle community inspires students to
find their voice as global citizens, to put their
faith into action and to lead exceptional lives
of integrity, honoring the God-given dignity
of all.
President’s Message: Year in Review
La Salle Prep is truly a high school to believe in. We’ve been investing in college-bound students since 1966 and we
continue to believe in students every single day. This past year alone 1,425 benefactors invested in La Salle’s annual appeal.
This same year, the 164 graduates of the Class of 2010 led La Salle to the state soccer championship; spearheaded the
school’s efforts in collecting more than $6,000 for the people of Haiti in less than 24 hours and broke the record as they
earned the highest amount of college scholarship dollars (more than $11 million) awarded to a La Salle graduating class.
This class also witnessed the retirement of two master teachers synonymous with Lasallian values – humble in nature and
authentic in their love of young people. In spring 2010, La Salle bid farewell to the eternally positive Señor Jim Ruppa,
who loyally served La Salle for 28 years, along with the pig-collecting Ms. Marilyn Milani, who spent the final 12 years
of her quarter century teaching career transforming young minds on La Salle’s campus. Scholars like Jim and Marilyn are
Lasallian educators who create the space where learning is centered, initiate conversations about things that matter with
respect for differing opinions, where boys and girls grow into young men and women who are life-long learners who use
their gifts to serve Christ and humankind.
There is ample research articulating the skills and knowledge needed for success in today’s globally interconnected,
technologically-charged environment. However, when president of Seattle University Father Stephen Sundborg spoke at
our Heritage Breakfast, he suggested our young people don’t need more classes, technology, language mastery, etc. They
need a center, a core, a soul that will hold them together and keep them planted. I believe La Salle’s attention to the heart,
mind and spirit of every student is what distinguishes us from others – and provides the framework for La Salle graduates
to thrive.
Thanks to our faithful benefactors, La Salle continues to significantly increase financial aid funds available for our families.
A core principle of Lasallian education is that all motivated students deserve an excellent education. It is not something
one must qualify for. Access to La Salle Prep has a broader and stronger reach thanks to so many of you. In fact, we are
proud to offer 45% of our student body financial aid, with $1.12 million distributed to well-deserving students in 20102011. La Salle continues to invest in students with outcome-based personalized instruction, a student:teacher ratio of
13:1 and an average class size of 22 for the 2010-11 academic year. La Salle’s new Science Technology Engineering Math
(STEM) Academy allows students to forge connections between potentially abstract concepts in the classroom and apply
their knowledge via project-based application, encouraging innovation, critical thinking and collaborative problem solving
skills, critical in the professional arena.
La Salle continues its commitment to addressing students with learning differences with innovative instructional strategies
and support for each student’s success. Currently, the school is conducting a needs assessment to confirm a qualified
cohort that would support a Catholic high school option for graduates with diagnosed learning differences.
Parent, alumni and community volunteers continue to be the lifeblood of our school. In fact, 17 La Salle alumni serve on
boards and 11 La Salle alumni returned to the school for their vocations. The Foundation Board launched the school’s new
planned giving website, ensuring that the future looks bright for students we have yet to meet. La Salle’s Alumni Board
is enjoying growth commensurate with our other boards, as they take the lead in our annual golf tournament, alumni
basketball tournament, campus development efforts, and the annual fund.
The confidence of our benefactors in the abilities of our students and faculty is clearly reflected in the willing financial
support of all those individuals noted in the pages of this report. I am hopeful you will join me in our shared mission to
continue to provide an excellent college preparatory education rooted in Gospel values. With a combination of faith,
energy, and generosity, we will continue to build a faith-based community that instills young men and women with a
passion to use their knowledge to serve humankind.
Blessings,
Denise L. Jones
President
2010-2011 Board Leadership
Board of Trustees’ Service Day
La Salle’s Board of Trustees has participated in service
projects in years’ past for Blanchet House and NW
Medical Teams. However, this past year they wanted to
offer their service to La Salle (photos above). Specifically,
the board chose to support the annual school-wide
theme focused on food by building and filling two
planter boxes for La Salle’s new garden in August 2010.
Steve Feltz ’73, Board Chair
NW Natural
Fr. E. William Beauchamp, CSC, University of Portland
The garden, which is in front of the Hamersly Library,
will be accessible by the faculty, staff and students of La
Salle as they explore food in a new light with a schoolwide theme focused on the complexities surrounding
food, specifically related to health, the environment, the
economy, and those experiencing hunger.
Jim Betonte, M & W Building Supply Co.
Through the academic curriculum, the implementation
of a school garden, speakers, service opportunities,
and other school programming, students will take
responsibility for their own food choices and become
advocates for those without access to healthy food.
John McDonagh, Vancouver Business Journal
In addition to building the garden, board members also
rolled up their sleeves and painted the interior of the
concession stands adjacent to the new turf field and
track.
Jack Powell ’73, The Sherpa Group
A special thank you to retired board members Joe
Bernard and Bernie Pliska ’79, who both served tirelessly
during two terms. La Salle also wishes to thank retired
alumni association board members Garrett Call ’94 and
Jamie Price ’94 for their service to the school.
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Board of Trustees
Br. Christopher Brady, FSC, De La Salle High School Concord
Martha Parisi Dirksen ’72, Deloitte Services LP
Tim McGree, La Salle High School of Yakima
Dr. Lisa Morrison, Columbia United Providers
Terri Schwartz, Cutwater Asset Management
Denise Sunseri ’77, Community Leader
Lesley Townsend, Providence Milwaukie Foundation
Mitchell Wall, Wall & Wall, P.C.
Fr. Charles Wood, St. Clare Parish
Foundation Board of Directors
Brent Bullock ’79, Board Chair
Perkins Coie, LLP
Alumni Association Board of Directors
Directors
John Parker ’77, Board President
Regence BlueCross BlueShield
Chris Bené, Cain Travel Group, Inc.
Brian Bergquist ’75, Kaiser Permanente
Chuck Gall, RBC Dain Rauscher
Matthew Call ’94, PGP Valuation
Tom Grace, Grace Premier Fitness & Wellness
Patrick Gabrish ’84, Pacific Natural Foods
Tom Leslie, Norlift of Oregon, Inc.
Mary Havlicek Low ’80, Iron Gate Realty Group
Edward Lilly, Spectra Novae Limited
Traci Watkins Mennis ’79, NW Nursery Sales Co.
Greg Parrott ’72, Financial Reserve, Inc.
Shannon Fitzpatrick Moxley ’87, CPA
Joanna Pienovi, Fujii Produce
Mike Pendergast ’91, Self-employed
Rick Soberanis, Li-Ning
Kelsey Powell ’02, St. John the Apostle
Karen Thul, Jostens
Mitch Powell ’99, DR Horton, Inc.
Greg VanderZanden, PCC Structurals
Jeff Yandle, First Republic Investment Management
Chuck Zwick, PCC Structurals
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Advancement Office
La Salle Prep’s Office of Advancement, through the annual giving program, alumni relations, special events, wreath/apple sale
student fundraisers and other activities, supports the school’s financial growth and sustainability. The office exists to support
student success by insuring access, maintaining academic excellence and providing increased opportunities to connect learning
with real-life experiences.
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Annual Giving Program
La Salle Catholic College Prep’s Annual Giving Program is the cornerstone of our
annual fundraising activities. It is vital to advancing the mission and work of La Salle
Prep and supports our efforts to continue being true to our mission of ensuring access
to a quality education for all students regardless of financial ability. Maintaining
minimal expenses allows the Annual Giving Program to offer a high return on
donations, putting more money directly toward funding every aspect of a high quality
Lasallian education. The steady growth of the Annual Giving Program, in revenue and
participation, allows us to further advance our institutional goals.
19.9% Alumni
38.7%
Current Parents
41.4%
Alumni Parents
& Friends
Dollars Contributed
5.6% Alumni
70.3%
Current Parents
24.1%
Alumni Parents
& Friends
Falcon Access Network
In 2009, La Salle launched the Falcon Access Network (FAN) to provide supporters a convenient way to make an automatic
monthly donation. Thanks to the 15 inaugural FANs listed below (as of June 30, 2010) we have $590 per month (over $7,000
per year) committed to this important endeavor. Becoming a FAN couldn’t be easier, just visit “Support La Salle” at
www.lsprep.org or contact us at 503.353.1425 or [email protected].
Brent ’79 and Carrie Weber Bullock ’79
Allen ’73 and Kathy Robben Burns ’73
Matthew Call ’94
Jim and Lori Colt
Dorian Harris
Denise and Peter Jones
Raymond and Judy Kelly
Joe Pauletto
Michael and Janet Perry
Shaun ’97 and Lori Perry
Jack ’73 and Peggy Powell
Marie Robben
Gregory and Janette Schmitt
Bob ’73 and Teresa Kreipe Seeley ’73
Partners in Education
The Partners in Education Program invites parents to partner with us to advance our Lasallian mission by participating in
PALS: Partners Assisting La Salle (volunteer program) and the Parent Investment Plan. The program allows us to remain
accessible to a greater number of families by keeping tuition increases to a minimum and providing need-based tuition
assistance. La Salle has never required families to cover, through tuition, the full cost to educate each student. For the 20092010 school year, there was a $2,940 difference between tuition ($9,950) and the full cost to educate each student ($12,890).
While some might suggest the easiest response is to raise tuition to match the cost of education, such an approach is not in
line with our commitment to providing access to all families regardless of financial means. Thank you to the parents who
contributed 209 donations totalling approximately $110,000.
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Auction 2010
Key Event Sponsors
D’Amore Law Group
First Republic Investment Management
Gleukos All Natural Sports Drink
Holloran Vineyard Wines
La Salle Alumni Association
Nike, Inc.
Norlift of Oregon, Inc.
Northwest Cleaners
NW Natural Gas
On Hand Graphics & Print
Oregon Electric Group
Pacific Natural Foods
Paulson Investments
PCC Structurals, Inc.
Perkins Coie
Providence Milwaukie Hospital
RBC Wealth Management
Sigma Investment Management Company
Space Age Fuel
Toes on the Nose Women’s/Girls’ Swimwear
University of Portland
Special Events
The 2009-2010 school year was once again a fantastic chance to come together as a
Lasallian community to celebrate both new events and time-honored traditions. Thank
you to everyone who supported these events - whether by donating, volunteering or
attending. The holidays just wouldn’t be the same without Yulefest (photo above right).
The 43rd Annual Yulefest and Wine Tasting once again kicked-off the Christmas season
with a blast.
The 16th Annual Auction celebrated “Everyday Heroes” in April 2010 at The Governor
Hotel. Over 250 people took part in the school’s largest annual fundraiser, raising over
$200,000 in support of La Salle’s mission (photo above left). Thank you to the hundreds
of people and businesses who donated auction items, volunteered, and attended the
event . . . they’re our heroes!
The year was capped off with a full course of golfers for the third consecutive year at the
13th Annual Golf Tournament presented by the La Salle Alumni Association at Stone
Creek Golf Club in July 2010 (photos below). The Alumni Association exceeded their
financial goal by raising nearly $13,000 to support the school.
2009-2010 Volunteers of the Year
In recognition of the selfless service given by volunteers and the crucial role they play in
the school’s success, La Salle’s Outstanding Volunteer of the Year Award was established
in 1998. Few people have been more involved as La Salle parents than this year’s winners,
Paul and Lori Bosnjak Pimentel ’81. We thank Paul and Lori (pictured at left with
daughters Regina ’09 and Teresa ’10) for their dedicated service to our community.
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Legacy Society Planned Gifts
Anonymous (3)
Chris and Julie Bené
Brian Bergquist ’75
John and Iris Brunengo
Vern and Linda Cameron
Wayne and Lynn Hamersly
Tom and Joan Leslie
Ed and Kim Lilly
George g and Lena LoPiparo
Michael and Claire Morelli
Greg ’72 and Myra Parrott
Linda Morelli Presnall ’83
Barb and Walt Regan
Glen and Carol Richards
Bob and Betty Schuster
Eugene Snyder
Monsignor Martin Thielen
Named Endowment Funds
St. La Salle Associates
($100,000 and above)
Ford and Hilda Watkins Trust
Helen Wizer Memorial Fund,
Eugene and Janet Wizer
Founder’s Circle
($50,000 to $99,999)
Jeanne DePaola Feltz Memorial Fund,
Eugene and Betty Feltz
La Salle Educators’ Fund
President’s Circle
($25,000 to $49,999)
Mary Ann Allegretto Gaskill Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Alumni Endowment Fund
Mario and Ann Dulcich Bisio Scholarship Fund
Mayer Foundation Fund
Rita McGrath Scholarship Fund
Ernest and Mary Ellen Schraner Fund
Joe and Alice Shelley Fund
Benefactor’s Circle
($10,000 to $24,999)
Andy Belozer Memorial Fund
Jerry and Carol Bitz Family Fund
Carol Harvey Memorial Fund
The Caitlin E. Joy ’06 Fund
La Salle Booster Endowment Fund
The Pete Parisi Family Fund
The Dorothy Pietrok Memorial Fund
Precision Castparts Corp. Fund
James T. “Ted” Watkins Fund
Jim and Helen Watkins Fund
Br. Gary York, FSC Memorial Fund,
John and Georgiana Warta
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Foundation Update
La Salle’s Foundation, which houses the endowment, exists solely to support
the mission of the school by providing for the professional management,
investment, growth, and distribution of endowed gifts. Growth of the Foundation’s
Endowment Fund allows the school to continue funding the mission by providing
quality, Catholic, college preparatory education regardless of families’ financial
means.
The Foundation’s Endowment Fund ended the 2009-2010 fiscal year with
a balance of $1.1 million. The La Salle Educators’ Fund, contributed to by
the school’s faculty and staff, remains one of the fastest growing funds in the
endowment with a balance growing to over $76,000 in just eight years.
The Foundation Board of Directors’ signature event, the 6th Annual Heritage
Breakfast in November 2009, raised $10,000 for tuition assistance. This event,
with featured guest Russ Danielson, Vice President and Chief Executive for
Providence Health and Services of Oregon (pictured above with Trustee John
McDonagh), and student speaker Lupita Carabes ’11, is an opportunity for the
school to share the story of our Lasallian mission with community members,
educators, and business leaders.
The Foundation Board of Directors continues to play an integral role in all aspects
of scholarship support, program and business partner development, and campus
facility upgrades. In fact, we learn of generous benefactors including La Salle in
their estate plans on a regular basis. Some of these generous gifts are a surprise to
us, and other gifts are those that we work with the benefactors for many months to
determine the most mutually beneficial arrangement.
The 2010-2011 fiscal year is off to a momentous start. Late this past summer, we
were honored by Tom and Lisa Epidendio D’Amore ’80 with a $14,000 gift of
scholarship. We are also honored and humbled by a recent announcement by Greg
’72 and Myra Parrott. The Parrotts have committed a $1 million planned gift they
are hopeful will inspire others to join in their efforts to grow the endowment. We
look forward to sharing the details of this remarkable gift in the near future.
You have the power to make a lasting impact on La Salle Prep students through
a planned gift. These types of charitable arrangements, like those established by
the generous group listed at left, let you support our programs far into the future
while also providing tax and other benefits to you. You don’t have to be a certain
age or wealthy to plan a gift that changes students’ lives. Please visit La Salle’s new
informative and engaging webpages to explore your planned giving options and
read donor stories under “Support La Salle” at www.lsprep.org.
2009-2010 Fiscal Year Financial Summary
At the heart of our Lasallian mission is the commitment to provide qualified students with access to an excellent college
preparatory education, regardless of their ability to pay. To that end, La Salle Catholic College Preparatory, in partnership
with various foundations, individuals, and corporate benefactors, works diligently to provide need-based tuition assistance to
students from economically marginalized families as well as from families of other socio-economic backgrounds who may be
facing financial challenges that adversely affect their ability to pay tuition.
In keeping with our mission, over 35% of our student body received financial assistance in 2009-2010, with awards ranging
from $500 to $10,724. The total amount of financial aid distributed exceeded $900,000 and the average grant awarded was
$3,800 per recipient.
2009-2010 Fiscal Year (July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010)
Tuition and Fees: 73%
Income
Tuition and Fees: 73%
Fundraising and Contributions: 19%
Student Services: 8%
Total Income: $7,489,478
Fundraising: 19%
Student Services: 8%
Expenses
Professional Compensation: 63%
Program Support: 19%
Facilities and Operations: 16%
Interest and Other: 2%
Total Expenses: $7,221,048
Change in Net Assets: $268,430
Professional Compensation: 63%
Program Support: 19%
Facilities/Operations: 16%
Interest/Other: 2%
Need-Based Financial Assistance
Total Distributed:
From Operating Budget:
From Outside Sources:
2005-2006
$491,978
$157,007
$334,971
2006-2007
$497,700
$145,421
$352,279
2007-2008
$545,960
$175,503
$370,457
2008-2009
$659,245
$249,241
$410,004
2009-2010
$831,360
$300,884
$530,476
605 Reasons to Give: One Simple Way to Make a Profound Difference Today
It has never been easier to support La Salle’s mission. The goal is simple: ensure access to a quality Lasallian college preparatory
education for all 605 of La Salle’s motivated students.
If you are interested in becoming a supporter of La Salle and providing a stable funding source for student scholarships, there
are two easy ways to sign up. Visit the “Support La Salle” section at www.lsprep.org and follow the link to “Annual Giving” or
simply contact the advancement office at 503.353.1425 or [email protected].
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A special thank you to all those who suppported La Salle Catholic College Preparatory with a gift to last year’s
annual appeal ( July 2009-June 2010) - and to all those who continue to support our work of transforming young lives.
Benefactor Circle
Founder’s Club
$100,000 and above
Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund
Precision Castparts Corp.
Heritage Club
$50,000-$99,999
Archdiocese of Portland
Carl and Carolyn Christoferson
Tim and Beth Fuller
PWH Educational Foundation, Inc.
Christian Brothers Club
$25,000-$49,999
Thomas and Joan Leslie
Trustees Club
$10,000-$24,999
Anonymous
B.P., Lester and Regina John Foundation
John and Joan Bollier
Tom and Lisa Epidendio D’Amore ‘80
De La Salle Institute
Bob and Anita Dethlefs
Gene and Betty Feltz
David Hannan
Kurt and Carla Higgins
La Salle Alumni Association
La Salle Booster Club
Lasallian Education Fund
Mass Ingenuity, John Bernard ’73
OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation
Maryanne and Peter Powell
Mike and Karen Thul
Z-Man Scholarship Foundation
President’s Club
$5,000-$9,999
Anton Kimball Design
Jim and Maureen Betonte
Jerry and Carol Bitz
Eton Lane Foundation
Scott ‘82 and Joell Hamersly
William and Eve Holloran
Denise and Peter Jones
Kathy and Mark Kralj
Martin and Helene Meskers
Greg ‘72 and Myra Parrott
Bernie ‘79 and Pamela Pliska
Frank and Chantal Preve
Mike ‘80 and Robin Regan
Bob and Betty Schuster
John and Shelby Sheils
Joseph Weston
Chuck Zwick and Jan Younker
Matt and June Hainley
Daniel and Lora Hecht
Lucia Heitzman ‘84
Craig and Trisha Howe
Thomas Joseph and Elizabeth Thekkedom
Thomas Kain and Patricia O’Brien-Kain
Anton and Kam Kimball
William and Nicola Klutho
Rudiger and Carol Krohn
Ron and Raelene Larson
Kevin and Elizabeth Lien
Edward and Kim Lilly
MBIA Foundation, Inc.
Meng-Hannan Construction
Sean and Ann Moreland
Joe and Mary Murley
Mark and Mary Neil
Harold and Katie Lundberg Oaks ‘73
Michael and Kellie Oester
OGP Direct
Oregon Electric Construction Inc.
Dan Pahl
Tiffany Pauletto ‘03
Gregory and Diane Peterson
David and Joanna Pienovi
Jim ‘77 and Linda Pliska
Jack ‘73 and Peggy Powell
Joe ‘77 and Sharon Feltz Schlechter ‘77
Sigma Investment Management Company
David and Elaine Silver
Rick and Judy Soberanis
St. Martin de Porres Trust
Theresa and Mark Stuhrman
The Sherpa Group Two LLC
Alfred and Ann Van Domelen
Mitchell and Marilyn Wall
Michael and Carleen Walsh
Jim and Beth Wasko
Jim and Molly Wilson
Eugene and Janet Wizer
Michael and Melissa Zuniga
De La Salle Circle
La Salle Club
$1,000-$1,999
Brian and Tiffany Alfrey
Roy and Beverly Asbahr
Mark and Joyce Auxier
John ‘73 and Cheryl Beem
Christopher and Julie Bené
Dr. Marc and Stephanie Bianco
Tom and Nancy Brown
Michael and Gail Budde
Cars for Charity, Inc.
Michelle Hoyt Carter ‘87
Lance and Lori Charlish
Community 101
Sam DeLeone
William and Liz DelPlato
Ron and Tori Dulwick
Joe and Barb Eichhorn
Dean and Joanne Fischer
Ambassadors Club
Patrick ‘84 and Patricia Gabrish
$2,000-$4,999
Chris ‘97 and Andrea Burns George ‘97
Kimberly and Dan Agnew
Thomas and Juanita Grace
Anonymous
Maria Graf
Brian Bergquist ‘75
Denis and Joan Heather
Mike ‘71 and Jennifer Bergquist
Trish Epidendio Hickman ‘82
Brentley ‘79 and Caroline Weber Bullock ‘79
Susan and Richard Hildreth
Allen ‘73 and Kathy Robben Burns ‘73
Chuck Huffstutter and Barbara Crowley
Richard Callahan
David and Andrea Hull
Lisa Callahan
Raymond and Cynthia Jacobs
Jim and Barbara Cameron
Derek and Shelli Johnson
Randy and Carol Cate
Doug and Ann Justice
Columbia State Bank
Cassandra and David Lashbaugh
Lucio and Marta Bocci Dalla Gasperina ‘72
Stan and Carrie Link
James and Nancy Dalton
McKillips Catering
Tom Dudley and Terry Cappiello
Steve and Judy Miller
Joe Feltz ‘72
Norlift of Oregon, Inc.
Steve ‘73 and Kim Feltz
Northwest Cleaners
Charles and Mary Folkins
Northwest Natural Gas
Chuck and Teresa Gall
Nancy and Bruce Orr
Bill and Pat George
John ‘77 and Lori Parker
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Nathan Paulson and Yvette Carranza
Shaun ‘97 and Lori Perry
Matthew and Vermillion Peterson
Kristin Pollock
Portland Rose Festival Assoc.
RBC Wealth Management
Eric and Josephine Recht
Renaissance Charitbale Foundation Inc.
Colleen Rockwell
Angie Ross
Ed and Mary Ann Schram
Mary Ellen Schraner
Steve ‘73 and Debbie Schwab
Anthony Shoen
Joel Simasko and Marie Morin
Bill and Michelle Simpson
Sinju Sushi
Jon and Ardyce Smith
Susan Stoinoff Smith ‘76
Jon and Sharman Stuart
Harry A. Taylor III and Rebecca Hart
Taylor
Bret and Jeanne Theroux
Jeffrey and Elizabeth Thiede
Brian and Kyra Thompson
William Hays and Susan Unfred-Hays ‘81
University of Portland
Josh and Shelley Urben
Suzan Vaughan
Gene and Claire Zimmerman
Prep Club
$500-$999
Susan Allegretto Schrepping
Kathleen and Michael Allen
Larry and Pamela Amato
James and Kristin Barbieri
Ronald and Joyce Basile
John and Julianne Bell
Cheryl Lisac Belozer ‘73
Joe and Shirley Bernard
Timothy and Tamara Beyer
William and Amy Biggs
Dan ‘76 and Amanda Blaufus
James and Carol Feltz Bluhm ‘80
Bob’s Red Mill
Jay Bredl and Susan Stein
Todd and Connie Bryan
Kim Bundy
Paul and Lisa Burros
Allan and Leigh Byrne
Matthew Call ‘94
Randy and Madeleine Cobb
John and Toni Colosimo
Concept Reality, Inc.
John and Lillian Cupparo
Kerwin and Maureen Davis
Dan and Mary Dettmer
Tom ‘82 and Julie Weber Dragicevic ‘82
David ‘87 and Gina Dugan
James and Catherine Elting
Tonya and Barbara Evans
Laura Feltz ‘81
Bradley and Kareena Fields
Michael and Veronica Foley
Foss Maritime Company
John and Susan Foy
Dave Glad and Tricia Hecht Glad
Steven and Cheryl Godoy
John and Mary Grammel
David and Mary Hardaker
Hecht and Hecht Insurance Agency, Inc.
Tim and Katie Hennessy
Craig and Michelle Hersh
Simon and Jan Holmes
Peter Johnson and Shirley HancockJohnson
Bill ‘70 and Gretchen Jordan
Thomas and Heidi Juza
Tony Keagbine ‘74 and Theresa Rivelli ‘74
Karl and Wendy Koch
George and Julie Kolln
Andrew and Anani Kuffner
Kuni Automotive
Pat ‘84 and Molly Bell
John and Maryanne Leahy
Fay and James Benagni
Philip and Norma Lisac
George Bengtson and Theresa Langdon
Mary Havlicek Low ‘80
Justin Berry ‘05
Stan and Ann Lundstrom
Kevin ‘01 and Alison Berry
Mark and Shirley Macmillan
Ron and Terri Best
Ken and Anita Maes
Galene and Gregory Biddulph
John ‘72 and Leslie McGuigan
Katherine Bitz Christensen
David and Olga McVittie
Kevin Blow
Michael Morgan ‘71 and Nancy Babka
Andrew and Jill Bobzien
Debra Morrow
Mary Bodie and Thomas Beaver
Todd and Maria Mulvaney
Jerry and Pam Boehm
Mary Noonan
Doug and Amy Bornemeier
Jeff and Cindalee Nusbaum
Botsford & Goodfellow, Inc.
Rose O’Connell and Kenneth D. Flora
Resa and Alan Bradeen
Koji and Colleen Oishi
John Brady
Parsons Excavating, Inc.
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Cherlynn ‘79 and Lonny Gerig
E. and S. Gibson
Elizabeth Gomes ‘99
Jeffrey ‘89 and Kristi Gonsalves-McCabe
Tina and Thad Gravo
Cindy Green
Carol Greene
Rebecca Bauer Griswold ‘72
Robin Gross
Rick Guard
Richard ‘84 and Traci Walker Guasco ‘84
Charlotte Gurusinghe
Julie and William Gutwig
Joseph and Jeanette Gwynn
Timothy Gwynn
James and Pam Haines
Audrey Hall
Annette Hallaux and Aubrey Compton
Robert and Joan Halliday
Roxanne Hallquist
Thomas ‘82 and Mary Hallquist
Mike ‘84 and Christina Hamersly
Shawn Hamilton
Arvin and Mabel Hancock
David ‘82 and Lisa Hanemann
Nicolas Haney ‘04
Bonita Hanggi
Dan Harrington
Kellee and Lance Harris
Donald and Eleanor Hart
Thom and Michelle Hauer
Mike Haw
Aaron Hazel ‘99
Gary and Jessica Hedges
Hugh and Deborah Hegarty
David and Carrie Heineck
Steve and Lora Heli
James Hennessy ‘05
Daniel and Margaret Henninger
Matthew ‘75 and Theresa Bobzien
Herinckx ‘75
Rita and Linus Hermens
Scott ‘79 and Judith Herson-Hord
Connie Hettam
Jean Hill-Rutter
Bradley Hoffa ‘04
Gaelynn Holzgrafe
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Kathy Hughs
Christopher Huiard ‘03
Marcella Hulett
Bill Hunt
Eric Hunt ‘03
Patricia Hust
Katie Ibaraki
Robert ‘86 and Tracey Imper
Michael and Ruby Inman
Intel Corporation
Doug and Jill Cameron Irish ‘88
André and Gail Iseli
Garth Jackson
Kathryn Jackson
Michael Jacobs
Laura Janisse ‘99
Kathy Jensen
Frank and Tricia Schleichert Jimerson ‘89
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johnson
Jeffrey and Tawny Johnson
Leland and Mary Lou Johnson
Lori Johnson
Rex and Sue Johnson
AJ and Kiah Johnson-Mounsey ‘99
Allan and Marcia Jones
Teresa and Lee Jones
Toi and Veronica Jones
Bonnie Junell and Douglas Babcock
Kevin Kablis
Curt Kaesche ‘99
Mark and Eileen Comfort Kaiel ‘82
Philip Kaiel
Keith Kaisen
Beth Ann Kaney
Scott and Cindy Griffith Kappes ‘89
Randy and Lori Bisio Karambelas ‘80
Shannon Keating
Dennis and Diana Keenan
Pat Keenan
Cameron Keeney ‘08
David and Dedie Cameron Keeney ‘79
David Keller ‘97
Patrick ‘99 and Alyssa Keller
Sean and Ann Marie Kelly
Robert and Linda Kennedy
John and Kim Kent
John Kern
George and Christina Kerovecz
Scott ‘76 and Rita Baiocco Kester ‘76
Patricia Kiley
Travers Kiley ‘89
Sonya Kilgore
Lynn Kindlesparger
Patricia Kirk
Kain and Kristen Kirkendall
Rose Scrutton ‘99
Taylor C. Knoth ‘09
Michael and Janice Brown Koenig ‘73
Robert and Yvonne Kolln
James Konieczny
Laura A. Krahn
Chris Krantz and Angela Pena
John Kraus ‘77
John and Janice Kreilich
Patricia Kirk Krewson ‘81
Paul ‘89 and Michelle Krummenacker
Matt and Lisa Krussow
Ralph and Judi Krussow
Wo Ping and Weifang Kuang
James and Kathleen Kuffner
Miroslav and Jindra Kukla
Melissa Kunselman ‘99
JR Lacuna ‘99
Mary Lou Gonzales Lamb ‘79
Alex and Megan Lanaghan
Robert and Sandy Land
Edward G. Lange Sr.
Amanda Laughans ‘99
Daniel and Sharon Larsen
James Lashbaugh
Mike and Julie Lashbaugh
Robin and Joanne Lashbaugh
Charles and Jeanette Lattanzi
Stephanie Laxson
Carlos Lazaro
Debra Ledford
Debora Lee
Nancy Lee
Pilar Lemma ‘94
Sarah Lenaeus ‘99
Michael and Pamela Leone
Nancy ‘79 and Pak-Ho Leong
Evan and Sara Neil Lewis ‘99
Shun Andy Li
Kristin Lillevik ‘99
Edward and Mollie Lilly
Joe Lilly
Stefani Lindekugel
Ian Lindsay ‘99
Steve and Mary Lynn Lines
Brian Lisac ‘94
Marc ‘97 and Laura Lisak
Al and Merrie Loboy
Shanna and Josh Lonnquist
Richard and Patty Swanson Loop ‘74
Glenn and Alvina Lorentz
Nick Love
Troy Lown ‘86
John and Margaret Luccio
Chris and Melissa Bakos Maciejewski ‘94
Thomas and Christine Mack
Fred and Cheryl Maddox
Mary Maes
Thomas Maguigan ‘71
Ryan and Jocelyn Mainard
Cornell and Manuela Mann
Jerry and Pat Markesino
Elizabeth Martinez
Vince Martinotti ‘77
Donato and Jennifer Masaoy
Jim Matteson
Chris Maulding ‘94
Colin Maulding ‘94
Ruthie Mays
C. McAfee
Elizabeth ‘99 and Ricky McBreen
A. McCalmont
Kathy McCracken
Tom and Maggie McCue
Kevin and Trish McDaid-O’Neill
Nancy ‘84 and Jay McDaniel
Tess McDermott
James McDonagh
Stephen and Gwen McDonagh
Victoria and Bruce McDonald
Patrick and Lucille McEntee
Michelle and Sean McKenzie
Isabelle and Jack McLaughlin
James and Kim McPhee
Leo and Dorothy Mellon
Carson Melton
Emily Melton
Garrett and Cindy Melton
Trenton Melton
Julia Meneses
Mike and Lydia Merrigan
Karol and Henry Mesa
Brenda Meyer
Eric Meyer
Dan and Valerie Miller
Robert J. Miller ‘89
Mark and Margaret Mills
Ann Minark
Michael Minsker
Alyssa Misché ‘13
Anne Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell
Stephen and Jill Mitchell
Charles Mock and Nancy McSwane
Jim and Sharon Mockley
Tamara and Richard Moffat
Antonio and Marlene Molinari
Cynthia Molitor
Nick and Patti Monte
Jules Hunter ‘99
J. and Mary Moore
Cecilia Morales
Brandon and Emmy Moran
Lisa and Matt Moran
Stephen and Tessie Moreland
Claire Morelli
Jenny Morgan ‘89
Lisa Mork ‘84
Teresa Moyer ‘74
Sam Mulvaney ‘10
Edwin and Gladys Muñoz
George and Donna Murphy
Melissa and Tim Murphy
Tim and Jeni Murphy
Lynn ‘86 and David Nakvasil
Lynn and Holly Anderson Naumcheff ‘99
Patty ‘74 and Gregory Nest
Elizabeth Nevue
Hanh Nguyen ‘02
Michelle Nicola ‘99
Jay and Lisa Nielson
Henry and Kathleen Nishimura
Thomas and Margaret Nolan
Jami and John Noyes
Ben Oaks ‘99
Scott and Peggy O’Brian
Eric O’Brien ‘84
Jim O’Connell
Meghan O’Dell
Tim O’Donnell ‘77
Don and Kathy Ogard
Ben and Jennifer Keenan Olarte ‘91
Teresa Olarte
Maureen Kiley Olds ‘79
Jeffery and Darcy Olsen
Mary and Ronald Olsen
Ron and Shirley Olsen
Warren and Gwenda Olsen
Brent Olson ‘99
Ken and Joella Olson
Mark and Rachel Olson
Mary Olson
Patrick and Cindy O’Reilly
Tyler Ortega ‘05
Gary L. Ostenson D.D.S., P.S.
Pacific Hydroseed
Steven and Karen Paden
Chris and Debra Page
Howard and Frances Page
Terri L. Palmer
Pampered Chef
Nicholas Paradis ‘03
Helen Parent
Bruce and Kathleen Parker
Sal and Emily Passantino
Patrick Lumber Co.
George and Marina Pearson
Melissa and Scott Persin
Adam and Lisa Pestillo ‘99
Brent and Traci Peters ‘89
Diane Peterson
John Peterson and Cindy Burress
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Peterson
Mary Pat Peterson
Perry Peterson and Lynne DickisonPeterson
Kevin Pfeifer ‘79
Mr. and Mrs. Tan N. Pham
Arlin and Loretta Phillipps
Marie and William Phillips
Nicholas Phillips ‘02
Cynthia Philpot
Jon ‘00 and Jenn Pienovi
Michael Pierce ‘06
Shaun Pile ‘05
Jerry and Deanna Pimentel
Regina Pimentel ‘09
Jessalynn Pinsonault ‘99
Laura and Joe Pisaneschi
John and Julie Poetsch ‘89
Parker Portash ‘11
Grant Powell ‘07
Mitchell Powell ‘99
Shanna Preve ‘99 and Matthew Lawson
David and Susan Price
James ‘94 and Kami Price
Kevin Price ‘97
Leah Priest
Brenda Pronovost
Jennifer Pryal ‘99
Ann Pukstas
Romeo Quiray
Gary and Theresa Spitulski Raines ‘75
Tom Ranieri and Carey Kerns
Peter ‘88 and Andrea Raschio
Barbara Regan
Patricia Regan ‘80
Patrick ‘79 and Noreen Regan
Megan Rensberger ‘03
Jacqueline Rhemrev ‘00
Lianne Richland
Barbara ‘89 and Chris Riddle
Alexander Rizzuti ‘82
Jynelle and Robert Robinson
Carolyn and Michael Rockwell
Mary Romine ‘79
Steven and Johanna Root
Brian and Robbin Rose
Jan and Al Rose
Sharon Russell
Nai Way Saechao and Robin Saephan
San and Lisa Saechao
Tim ‘79 and Janet Sakakibara
Mary Ellen Salomone
Roberto Santiago
Ed and Daniela Sauley
Vern and Patty Savage
Joey Sawyer ‘02
Fred and Muriel Schelb
Jim and Billie Parker Schilling ‘78
Andrea Schlechter ‘06
Jack and Rose Schlechter
Jerry Schlechter ‘77
Joanie Schlechter
Julie Schlechter ‘81
Jacob Schmid ‘99
Linda Schmuckley
Richard and Lorielee Schoen
Greg and Deborah Schoepper
Natalie Schraner ‘99
Robert ‘72 and Lucy Schreiber
Maureen Schuette ‘70
Kathleen Schultz
J. Michael Schwab
Dean Scrutton ‘00
Amy and Joel Sebastian
Wesley ‘89 and Carol Sedlacek
Bob ‘73 and Teresa Kreipe Seeley ‘73
Jacob and Jan Seibel
Marilyn Serio
Angela Sese
Dave and Gilda Sharp
Jack Shea g
Fred and Marilyn Sheets
Tim Sheils ‘99
Jacob Sherman ‘00
Bob and Renee Shindler
Jamie Shultz ‘99
Jim ‘71 and Mollie Siri
Mike ‘86 and Barbara Sirianni
Dr. Rick Skogrand and Pam Lamirande
Kris and Jennifer McDonagh Small ‘99
Florence and James Smith
Rex and Linora Smith
Anita Cate Smyth ‘89
Lewis and Kathleen Snader
Mike Soberanis
Nicholas and Tina Soberanis
Doug and Terri Schmich Solazzo ‘74
Anne O’Reilly and Chuck Sparks
Nicole Spirlin ‘04
Dan and Cheri Sprauer
Walter Spriggs
Deanna St. Martin
Angela and Rance Staley
Bill and Maryanne Stalnaker
Bob and Pat Stasi
Ryan ‘99 and Amanda Wacker Steele ‘99
Dominic Stelter ‘99
Laura Stevens and Stephanie Kendall
Steve and Martha Stevens
Dena and Francisco Stock-Marquez
Tina Stoops
Donald and Diana Stoops
Gabriel and Nicole Storm ‘89
Chris and Tracy Salvi Stout ‘89
Jeff Strobel
Jeff and Alison Strode
Kelli Sullivan ‘84
Michael Sullivan
Jon Summers
Frank ‘79 and Linda Sunseri
Jeff and Marissa Swartz
Dan and Darlene Swift
Darryl Symonds and Julie PassantinoSymonds
Oscar Symonds
Sally Symonds
John ‘89 and Deborah Talarsky
Patrick ‘94 and Lindsey Tandingan
Vinh Tang ‘07
Karen and George Tarnasky
Debbie Taylor
Eric and Sandra Taylor
Harry and Evalyn Taylor
Mark and Carol Taylor
Bob and Renee Lydon Taylor ‘75
Susan Taylor
Teamsters Council #37
Dave and Margaret Teeney
Arestia and Jason Tepelmann
Oliver and Sophia Terry
Nancy Tester
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Tetherow
Nick Tetherow ‘11
Mr. Thomas C. Tetherow
Sara ‘84 and Bradley Tetreault
The Regence Employee Giving Campaign
Wally and Norma Thompson
Charles ‘79 and Lisa Thorpe
Rochelle Thorpe
Jon and Colleen Thrift
Mary Tobin
Iris and Terrell Tolman
Robert Towns and Jill Skok
Josie Townsend
Douglas and Lynn Townson
Timothy and Bonnie Trachtenberg
Danielle Trapp ‘99
Cicily Traudt
Niki Phelan Treinen ‘72
Darin and Annette Truax
Judith Trujillo
Joseph ‘84 and Julee Tupper
Kristoffer K. Turenne ‘89
Clay and Terese Tyler
U.S. Bancorp Foundation
Tom and Patty Ulrich
Umpqua Bank
Donald Unrein ‘89
Brian Unruh
Ken and Dixie Unruh
Parker Unruh ‘08
Stephanie Unruh
Dave and Anne Pliska Van Daam ‘73
Rudolf and Catherine Van der Salm
Fred and Cindy Van Drimmelen
William Vandermolen and Susan Schnell
Elsie and Nolan Vanderzanden
Jason VanderZanden ‘99
Marvin and Jean Vanderzanden
Melvin and Linda Vanderzanden
Elizabeth ‘84 and Dean Vargas-Duncan
Rosanne Vecchio ‘79
Sherri Venabel
Edeliza and Jobel Verzosa
Nicholetta and Peter Vlandis
Mary Jo Vogeler
Melanie Vogelpohl
Donna Wacek
Bill and Liz Wainwright
Tim ‘77 and Jeanne Walker
Greg and Jessica Warta
McLane Washburn ‘99
Zakary Washburn ‘99
Billy and Ruth Waters
Jeffrey and Ariana Watson
Mary Watson ‘99
Bob and Eileen Weaver
Michael ‘85 and Stacey Weaver
Robert and Dana Webb
Jacob Weber ‘07
Patty Weber
Melissa Weesner Marczak ‘91 and
Michael Marczak
Greg Weigel
David Welters ‘99
Kimberly Welters ‘99
Steve and Diana Welters
Gloria Werner
Tony ‘99 and Alexandra Westover
Matthew ‘89 and Kristin Wetzel
Shannon Whalen ‘93
Michael ‘99 and Lise Whitbeck
Christina White ‘07
Sue White
Franklin and Michele Whitman
Allison Wick ‘70
Otto Wild and Atty Zschau
Daniel and Susan Wilson
William and Terri Wilson
Wendy Wimer
Jolyn Winczewski ‘89
Larry and Nancy Wissbaum
WL May Co.
Peter Wojcicki ‘88
Ryan Wojcicki ‘01
Clifford and Dolores Wolf
Clarence and Jane Worthington
Tim Worthington
Bruce and Sandra Wright
Karen Wright
Kreta Wright
Bridget Wurtz ‘99
Terry and Jill Wyatt
Karel Yanicks
Humphrey Yap ‘94
Adam Yates
Ernest Zacher ‘99
Anthony Zadan ‘99
Elaine and Mark Zakrzewski
Gregory and Rebecca Zimmerman
Janis Zornado ‘74 and John Kyser
Mary Zornado
Bill Zuelke
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Congratulations, Class of 2010!
Congratulations to the 164 remarkable graduates of 2010, who earned a recordbreaking $11 million in college scholarships.
Valedictorians
James P. Dalton
Lucas Q. Flagg
Angeline C. Fugere
Julia C. Sheets
Salutatorians
James A. Church
Teresa A. Pimentel
Nat’l Merit Commended Scholars
Lucas Q. Flagg
Alexandru G. Lodromanean
Oregon Scholars
Victoria L. Johnson
Toi L. Jones II
Amy Zach Inspirational Award
Annica N. Hunt
Departmental Awards
of Excellence
Religious Studies: James A. Church
English: Angeline C. Fugere
Julia C. Sheets
Mathematics: Lucas Q. Flagg
J. Patrick Dalton
Mathew C. Ellis
Angeline C. Fugere
Joshua T. Hallquist
Connor S. McCue
Jackson P. Riso
Anthony J. Steward
Yuan (Soso) Xue
Social Studies: Connor S. McCue
La Salle Citizenship Award
German: James A. Church
Alexander J. Nusbaum
Alumni Association Award
Science: James P. Dalton
Lucas Q. Flagg
French: Paul J. Cathcart
Spanish: Angeline C. Fugere
Drama: Katherine J. Farrell
Art: Simon P. Robins
Connor S. McCue
Angeline C. Fugere
Music: Yuan (Soso) Xue
Service Award
Physical Education: Jennifer L. Pliska
Lindsey L. Allais
Michael Gloden Award
Henry J. Rogers
De La Salle Award
Jackson P. Riso
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Zach Davidson Big Brother/
Big Sister Awards
Photoshop: Gjeryl C. Fajardo
Rachel A. Wiant
Yearbook: Henry J. Rogers
Antoinette W. Santos
Master Plan Update
Thanks to the overwhelming generosity and tireless commitment of La
Salle’s benefactors, the first phase of the stadium project was completed
in Fall 2009 with installation of the new track, turf field, lighting and
scoreboard (photo below).
The second phase of the stadium project (rendering above) will feature a
grandstand with seating for 1,500, a plaza, spirit shop, concessions, storage
and restrooms. Construction is contingent on the completion of successful
pledges and donations.
For more information about the Falcon Stadium project, please contact
president Denise L. Jones at 503.353.1430 or [email protected].
Falcon Practice Facility
On Thursday, October 7, 2010, the La Salle community gathered to
dedicate the Falcon Practice Facility (photos at right). Benefactors
gathered for a dinner and were thanked by president Denise L. Jones,
athletic director Brian Crawford, booster club president Dan Wood and
varsity coaches Chris George ’97 and Mike Drewett.
The facility was designed primarily for use by the softball and baseball
teams, but is available to other groups as well. In fact, the school hosted a
festive outdoor dance in the Falcon Practice Facility in the fall.
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Community Spotlight
Living History
In spring 2010, students in Ms. O’Dell and Mr. Hegarty’s U.S. history classes engaged in
a service learning project with Princeton Village, a retirement community in Clackamas
(photo at left). To better understand modern history and how individuals are impacted
by major world events, students visited the residents on multiple occasions to interview
them. For their final projects, students created biographies, timelines, and artistic
representations of various time periods that were given to the residents to thank them.
“Is it just food?”
La Salle students, faculty, and staff are seeing food in a new light with a school-wide
theme which addresses many complex issues regarding food. The theme focuses on
the complexities surrounding food, specifically related to health, the environment, the
economy, and those experiencing hunger. La Salle aims to have students think critically
about the complicated relationships surrounding food growth and production, food
choices and health, the relationship between food and the environment, and the current
food crisis which impacts billions of people around the world. Through curriculum,
guest speakers, service opportunities, and other school programming, the goal is for
students to take responsibility for their own food choices and become advocates for
those without access to healthy food.
“The school-wide theme allows the opportunity to explore Catholic social teaching,
issues of economics as they relate to farming, food production, as well as sustainability
and accessibility challenges. Our faculty and staff are creating unique educational
opportunities for our students that will demand critical thinking and deepen their
knowledge about the systemic issues of food in our culture and nation,” said president
Denise L. Jones.
In conjunction with the theme, La Salle made significant changes to its food services.
During the summer of 2010, La Salle hired Lisa Quinn as the food service director
(at left with kitchen staff Pam Matteson and Becky Tetherow). Quinn, a parent of
two La Salle students, has been a food service director for the YMCA and St. Agatha
Catholic School. A graduate of the California Culinary Academy with over 20 years of
experience, she implemented a scratch kitchen at La Salle; using fresh, local, and seasonal
ingredients. Under her leadership, La Salle added a salad bar featuring local organic
produce and joined the Food Alliance, which champions sustainable food production.
The La Salle kitchen staff, including Kim McCarthy (at left), is teaming up with vendors
such as Alpenrose Dairy, Dave’s Killer Bread, Hot Lips Pizza, Kettle Chips, Pacific
Natural Foods, and Pizza Schmizza to provide more local options. “Our upgrades to the
kitchen menu are a testament to La Salle’s commitment to providing nutritious options
for our students and professional staff,” explained Jones.
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McDonald 2010 Secondary School Librarian of Year
La Salle’s librarian for the past 15 years, Victoria McDonald (at right), was honored as
the Oregon 2010 Secondary School Librarian of the Year by the Oregon Association
of School Libraries (OASL), the professional group for school librarians and media
specialists throughout the state.
McDonald, whose role at La Salle changed to English teacher and literacy specialist for
the 2010-2011 school year, was selected from numerous highly qualified candidates
nominated by their principals or other school personnel. This is the highest award
given by the OASL, which each year honors one exemplary elementary school
librarian, one secondary school librarian, one district librarian, one school library
paraprofessional, and one school or district administrator.
McDonald was honored during the awards banquet October 10, 2010, at the OASL
Fall Conference in Salem (at right). She stood out above the other highly-qualified
candidates with the depth and breadth of her experience and district programs.
McDonald incorporates reading promotion, information skills instruction, and
collaboration with classroom teachers while running an exemplary school library. She
works tirelessly to help answer any question her patrons have and constantly strives to
instill a culture of investigation and love of literature.
“Victoria is a truly exceptional educator. Her vision, knowledge and commitment are a
driving force behind our school’s efforts to increase the literacy skills of all our students.
Victoria has instilled in our school a culture of investigation and love for literature. She
goes out of her way to reach students in a way that is inviting and encouraging. In the
Lasallian spirit, Victoria is a big sister to students and colleagues alike,” said principal
Tom Dudley.
La Salle’s new librarian for the 2010-2011 school year, Collete Cassinelli (photo at
right), received the OASL Joyce Petrie Scholarship for graduate-level coursework in
library media. Cassinelli has taught in Catholic schools for more than 20 years. She
has her masters of educational technology from Pepperdine University and is currently
finishing her library media endorsement from Portland State University. Cassinelli,
a Google-certified teacher, presents workshops at library/technology conferences
such as Northwest Council for Computer Education, the International Society of
Technology in Education, Oregon Association of School Librarians, and the National
Catholic Education Association.
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Campus Highlights
Fall 2010 Sports Highlights
For a second consecutive year, La Salle Prep sent five of six fall sports teams to the post-season
and four of the five qualifying teams reached the state-level of competition.
For a fifth consecutive season, the boys’ cross country team won the conference meet and sent
their varsity squad to the OSAA 4A State Championships. Senior Sean O’Hollearn finished
second and all seven La Salle runners finished in the top 16 of the district meet. The Falcons
faced tough competition from Siuslaw and Philomath. The Falcons finished third behind both
schools, and O’Hollearn placed fifth overall with a time of 16:22.
The girls’ cross country team reached the state meet for the first time since 2007 by taking
second place at the district meet. Six of La Salle’s seven harriers finished in consecutive order,
taking the fifth through tenth spots in the meet. All seven runners placed in the top 12 of
the conference meet. Leading the way for the Falcons was sophomore Kelsey Cathcart, who
finished with a time of 21:34. The girls finished tenth at the OSAA 4A State Championships
and Cathcart was La Salle’s top finisher, shaving five seconds off her time at the district meet.
The volleyball team made their third consecutive trip to state by defeating Seaside 3-0 in
the new OSAA play-in round. The Falcons’ first opponent was on the road at Newport. The
Falcons finished off the Cubs 15-12 and reached the state tournament and was paired with
second-ranked Astoria, who lost only three games in 2010. Astoria made quick work of the
Falcons. Then La Salle swept Central in the consolation bracket, falling to Sisters in the 4th/6th
place game taking the 6th place trophy as well as the sportsmanship trophy.
Girls’ soccer faced stiff competition throughout the 2010 season. Defending-state-champion
Gladstone took the new Tri-Valley Conference title, but they were challenged by the Falcons
in each match. La Salle gave Gladstone their lone tie of 2010. The Falcons finished third in the
Tri-Valley Conference and traveled to Seaside. The Seagulls were no match for the Falcons, as
La Salle flew away with the 2-0 win and advanced to the OSAA 4A State Championships. La
Salle traveled to Sisters and fell to the Outlaws 4-0. La Salle finished with a 10-4-3 record.
Under guidance from new Tim Bowman, the varsity football team bounced back from a 2-7
season in 2009 to a 6-4 playoff team in 2010. La Salle won six of their first seven games, and
outscored their opponents 211-26 during a five-game win-streak. The Falcons finished third
in the Tri-Valley Conference and were matched-up with Astoria, the top-ranked team in the
state, prior to their 18-8 loss against Banks. The Falcons shut out Astoria in the second half,
but were unable to score again, losing 27-19.
With nine seniors gone from the 2009 team, La Salle was left with a young boys’ soccer
team in a tough conference. They went 3-0-1 to open the 2010 campaign, but finished 4-6-4
overall and 1-6-3 in the Tri-Valley Conference. The Falcons ended 2010 on a high note, tying
Gladstone 1-1 and beating the Tri-Valley’s second best team, Estacada 4-1 in the final game of
2010.
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Facility Improvements
Over the past 44 years, La Salle’s campus has undergone
significant changes to meet the needs of the 21st century collegebound student. Our ongoing commitment to excellence, both
inside and outside the classroom, is evident in the summary of
facilities projects completed in the past year:
0 Added a tennis hitting wall, “Peggy’s Wall,” to the tennis courts
(right) thanks to the generosity of Michael ’71 and Brian ’75
Bergquist.
0 Installed a 100 KW solar system on the school’s roof.
0 Developed a new MAC lab, added 10 new computer stations
in the library circulation area and eight new computer stations
in the graphics reproduction room along with adding a 40
Mbps dedicated fiber optic connection.
0 Added teacher presentation stations with ceiling-mounted
projectors and wiring in eight classrooms.
0 Re-roofed the cafeteria, added four new skylights and
completed seismic upgrades to the structure.
0 Remodeled the student activities office into a new Faith,
Service and Community Student Life Center (right).
0 Installed a new controller for the HVAC system that
serves the academic and science/library wings.
0 Added stairs, flooring and new paint to the athletics press
box.
0 Added new theatre stage batten, power outlets and stage
lighting components.
0 Built a Falcon Practice Facility designed primarily for use
by the softball and baseball teams, but available to all.
0 Installed the Campus Development Benefactors
monument honoring the generous lead supports of the first
three phases of La Salle’s Master Plan (right).
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A Foundation
of
Faith & Family
When La Salle opened its doors in the fall of 1966, the school started to
draw families in the Milwaukie area to a new Catholic school tucked into
the neighborhood. Devoted Catholic families committed to faith-based
education enrolled their children at La Salle, most of them knowing very
little about the Christian Brothers from California. These first families
included William and Fran Keller, who sent their seven children ( Joseph
’72, John ’73, Jim ’74, Paul ’77, Robert ’79, Margaret ’81 and Anne ’84)
to La Salle. Families like the Kellers (pictured above), whose devotion,
enthusiasm and leadership for a new school, ensured the growth and
success of what would later grow into the thriving La Salle Catholic
College Preparatory.
Bill and Fran Keller’s son, John ’73 (senior photo top left), who shares his
parents respect for faith-based education, recalls a newly built La Salle
High School that did not even have a football program until his senior
year. “I think a solid education in our faith is a really important thing in
life,” he explains.
After graduating from La Salle, John attended the University of Portland
and then Lewis & Clark Law School before joining the family’s law firm,
Keller & Keller, PC. When John and Del Keller’s six children (William
’96, David ’97, Patrick ’99, Charlie ’01, Elizabeth ’03, and Angela ’10)
reached high-school age, they joined their cousins (the children of John’s
brother Joseph ’72 and his wife Frances Miller ’71) as Falcons.
William ’96 (above left) earned his MBA from the University of
Portland and is now a CPA for the Army Corps of Engineers. David ’97
(left), who enjoys playing in both the La Salle alumni golf and basketball
tournaments, attended Western Oregon University and then Willamette
Law School. He recalls his time at La Salle, “My fondest memories are of
playing football at La Salle. Both junior and senior year we went to the
state playoffs.” David’s response to La Salle’s campus improvements since
he graduated, “I wish we could have played football on the new field.”
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Pat ’99 (above left), who earned his BS in Electrical
Engineering from the University of Portland, says his
annual return to campus for the alumni basketball
tournament has allowed him to watch La Salle’s
campus transform, “I was impressed at how much the
facilities have improved.”
Charlie ’01 (second from left), who studied
accounting at the University of Portland, fondly
recalls state basketball tournaments with coach
Cleghorn. “He instilled in us the toughness and work
ethic needed to win basketball games, and ultimately,
to win at life.” Charlie is also grateful for the rigorous
and relevant academics that prepared him for college.
“Academically, I was able to step right into college
courses with success. I think La Salle really puts the
building blocks in place as far as things you need to
know and be able to do in order to be successful, from
writing, mathematics, and critical thinking. Perhaps
more importantly, having a spiritual setting to all this
just tops it off,” he says.
John and Del Keller’s eldest daughter, Elizabeth
’03 (second from right), is engaged to be married
in March 2011 and has worked for Pitney Bowes
for the past three years. Their youngest daughter,
Angela ’10 (above right), whose favorite teacher was
Ms. Milani and favorite class was Advanced Drama,
attends Carroll College with a major in accounting.
She says that Lasallian education prepared her for
college and for life by helping her remember that
she is always in God’s presence. She also says that
her siblings encouraged her to make the most of her
time at La Salle by being active, “They told me to try
to participate in everything and anything you can. I
wouldn’t change my time spent there for anything. I
loved it!”
These legacy Keller children, whose experiences were
very different from one another, attended a school
much more established and cutting-edge than the
school their relatives attended in the 1970’s and
1980’s.
On sharing the La Salle experience with his dad,
Charlie ’01 had this to say, “I always thought it was
kind of cool to be going to the same high school as
my dad. It was fun to think that he used to roam the
halls when he was my age, and, in a sense, I thought it
was neat that we, in a sense, had a shared experience in
attending the same high school.”
Despite the differences in their La Salle experiences,
they don’t find it challenging to see the similarities
in their high school educations. After all, textbooks
are updated, technologies advance, paint is refreshed,
but the guiding Lasallian philosophy remains the
same: “Enter to Learn. Leave to Serve” with teachers
who view themselves as big brothers and sisters to all
students.
“A lot of good people have come through the school.
It’s a great opportunity when you are presented with a
place that can nurture your mind through academics,
your body through sport, and your heart through
the spiritual traditions of the Christian Brothers. It
doesn’t get much better,” Charlie says.
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Alumni & Community
Campus Updates
Highlights
Alumni Business Briefs
In Memory
Tyson Balcomb ’03 (left) held a press
screening for the feature-length film he
produced, The Gray Area, at the Hollywood
Theatre in June 2010.
Please remember in your prayers the following members of
the La Salle community who recently passed away . . .
Erin Fitzpatrick-Bjorn ’84 was honored by
AASL President Dr. Nancy Everhart during
a school assembly for having an outstanding
library program at West Orient Middle
School in Gresham.
John “Joe” Cameron, uncle of Ted ’89, Joe ’78, Dedie Keeney
’79, Deborah Ramirez ’82, Chris ’94 and Grant ’14, on March
19, 2010.
Teresa Hopman-Thurman ’83 received the
2010 Oregon Council Social Studies Oregon
Educator of the Year Award at the elementary
level. She teaches social studies at Blossom
Gulch Elementary School in Coos Bay,
Oregon.
Ben “BJ” Mares ’99, recently received
his Ph.D in mathematics from MIT. He
completed his undergraduate studies at
Brown University and is now teaching and
doing research at McMaster University in
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Marriages
Lindsey Hammond ’94 married Jason Scott
Charlet on September 18, 2010, at West Linn
Lutheran Church (left). They honeymooned
in Tuscany.
Helen Allegretto, mother of James ’79 and Mary Anng;
grandmother of Anthony Gaskill ’08, on October 26, 2010.
Paul Delegato, son of Audrey; brother of Mary Porter ’75 and
Jan Rose; uncle of Maria ’88, Chris ’90 and Amy Rose ’95,
Pristene ’10, Mario ’13 and Mariah ’13, on November 7, 2010.
Betty Eaton, wife of Edwin; mother of Michael ’72, on
October 27, 2010.
Daniel Egan ’04, son of Nancy; cousin of Steven Martine ’86,
on May 21, 2010.
Dorine Lydon, wife of Thomas; mother of Mike ’74, Renee
Taylor ’75, Becky Bochsler ’76, Martin ’79 and Kathy Houf
’84; mother-in-law of Juanita Untalan ’76 and Dave Bochsler
’76, on December 4, 2010.
Jim McBane ’70, son of Fred; brother of Steve ’71, on October
8, 2010.
Don J. McCullough, husband of Lana; father of Tammy
Washburn ’77 and Valerie Troyer ’79, on July 8, 2010.
Alice Ann Moothart, wife of Mark; mother of Jerry ’71, Tim
’75, Sarah McCool ’77, Linda Ullman ’79, Rose Barnum ’81
and John ’83, on January 30, 2010.
Mary Ann Nicola, grandmother of Michelle ’99, Teresa ’01,
Joseph ’03, and Jacob ’08, on November 29, 2010.
Sandra J. Prazeau, wife of Robert; mother of Susan Corey ’80
and Randall ’81, on September 23, 2010.
Births
Shaun M. Perry ’97 and his wife Lori,
welcomed their first child, Mackenzie
Elizabeth, on July 3, 2010 (left). Mackenzie
weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces and was 21
inches long. Perry is La Salle’s director of
alumni and advancement.
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Denise Luccio Trias ’87, daughter of John Luccio and
Margaret Trias; sister of Angela Kulp ’82, Veronica Caper ’85,
Douglas ’89 and Paul Luccio ’91, on November 18, 2010.
George Verschingel, father of Monica Hathaway ’80, Mary ’82,
George ’83 and Michelle Normand ’84, on April 9, 2010.
If you have an alumni or community update to share
(a marriage, birth, death, award, promotion, etc), please
notify Gina Stack at 503.353.1444 or [email protected].
Cocktails and Appetizers 2010
Mystery Alumnus winner
Congratulations to Diane (Stochosky) Tiller ’72 (senior yearbook photo at
left), who correctly identified Sally Scherzinger ’72 in the photo at right.
New Mystery Alumni Photo
Do these people look familiar? If you can correctly identify the alumni in the photo on the
left, you may win a La Salle alumni item. Send your guess along with your own updates and
photos to [email protected].
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