2010-2011 report of giving

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report
of
giving
a catholic college preparatory high school for young women since 1851
Letter f r o m t h e P r i nci pa l
This Summer,
when the hallways were resting from the clamor of the school year,
I happened upon two incoming freshmen who were attending summer school.
They erupted in giggles and then buckled over in hilarity as they studied the class
composites from the 1940s and 1950s that hang on the first floor of Manley Hall.
“What is so funny ?” I asked, and they beckoned me over. “Look at her!” they squealed. “Look at those
glasses!” “Why is she so angry?” “What is with that haircut, are those supposed to be bangs?” I joined in
their microscopic look at the girls, and laughed at the narratives they were creating in the moment about
personalities, personal grooming and styles. The two of them had recently met in their summer school
class, and were already fast friends. So much so, that it was without pause that one turned to the other
and said, “It’s funny to think that in 100 years, someone is going to be laughing hysterically at our class
picture.” And then they were off.
I stood in the hallway with the friends of the 40s and 50s and mused a bit longer. Would that really
happen? Would the Class of 2015, about to begin their four Notre Dame high school years, one day
be dated and worth a close look by two fun-loving young women of the Class of 2115? ‘Why not?’
I thought. For a school that has been here for 160 years, why not another 100 or more years of
strong friendships among strong women in San Jose and beyond?
And what would the narrative about the Class of 2015 and their sister classes hanging proudly on
the wall be in future years? As they gaze into the faces of the Notre Dame students of today, my
hope is that they would see:
O•
O•
The passion of a life-long learner who is able to wrestle with complex ideas of the global world of 2015.
O•
O•
The power of a justice advocate who develops community and solidarity with others.
The soul of a spiritual seeker who respects diverse religious beliefs and embraces the Catholic perspective and
Notre Dame charism.
The strength of a community leader who speaks with her unique voice and supports the voice of others.
This is our mandate for the education of today’s Notre Dame students. These are the desired outcomes that guide
our programs; the navigational tools for our faculty and staff. No matter the curriculum or program, from the physics
classroom to the basketball court, there is the constant whisper of our mission to the teacher or coach: how am I charting
Take a look at the timeline
that appears
throughout this annual report and experience
the history and people that have helped make
Notre Dame San Jose one of the most prestigious
college preparatory institutions in California.
1804
Julie Billiart and Francoise Blin de Bourdon
establish the religious congregation of the Sisters
of Notre Dame de Namur in France.
the course for this community leader, this spiritual seeker, this life-long learner, this justice advocate? The community’s
commitment to this charge is what makes Notre Dame San Jose distinctive today and what will assure its legacy for
tomorrow.
As I gaze into the faces of the decades of Notre Dame women since 1851, I have no doubt that it has been any different
from age to age. In San Jose, Notre Dame education and Notre Dame women are, and have been, committed to excellence
and strength. Why wouldn’t they be in 2115?
Notre Dame has been a landmark in the city of San Jose for 160 years. This school has grown with its city and been a
good neighbor and partner. From a sprawling campus on Santa Clara Ave in the late 1800s, to the present day bustling
city block on 2nd Street, this school is and has been a loyal and significant institution in San Jose. Can you imagine the
impact of all the women who have spent their four years of high school here? It is legendary!
I am honored to be a part of this history, and to stand with the committed women and men who are the faculty and staff
of Notre Dame. They are the enthused corps who bring the mission to life, who shape the future of these emboldened
ND students. Together they are an infectious force.
And there is no moment that more succinctly captures this spirit of building on the past for the goodness of today and
the future, than when all of them together—620 students and 65 faculty and staff—stand arm-in-arm in Julie Billiart Hall
joyfully singing our alma mater: “Work and pray, work and pray, everyday, everyday, motto we acclaim: Ora et Labora,
Hail Notre Dame!”
May that spirit continue to drive us forward with God’s goodness.
Hail Notre Dame!
1851
~ Mary Beth Riley
Principal
1800s
Two Sisters from Oregon and four from Belgium
come to downtown San Jose to establish a school
built at Santa Clara Street and Notre Dame Avenue.
1887
Judge Myles Poore O’Conner and wife, Amanda,
build a mansion at Second and Reed Streets in
San Jose, complete with a ballroom on the top floor.
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A c a dem i c s a t No t r e Da me Sa n J o s e
Going Beyond
the First Answer
by Janice Tupaj-Farthing, vice principal of academic affairs
A visit to the classrooms of Notre Dame today brings you to a world that is filled with
students huddled over computers, working in small groups, debating the issues of the day, reading literature in
a second language, and digitally transforming a recent photograph. On close examination one will find that the
“subject boxes” within which students learn are not very different from the “subject boxes” of the past. A review
of copies of SA Route, the Notre Dame yearbook, showed little difference in the core courses of the Notre Dame curriculum—English, history—U.S. and world, biology, chemistry, physics,
algebra, geometry, trigonometry, languages and religion.
Of course, on close examination of the course catalogs, one finds that course
offerings have changed. To meet the needs and interests of today’s student,
college admissions requirements, and the world of work that our students
will enter, we have added new courses and removed others. While content is
still important, how that content is delivered and how students engage with
the content has changed. The classroom of today focuses on the integration
of 21st century skills with the curriculum. Today, Notre Dame students
need to be prepared to apply digital tools to research and presentations. They
need to be able to use the skills and knowledge they have to research and
discover what they need and want to know. Students need to be able to
work collaboratively and creatively. The ability to think critically and to
articulate probing questions helps shape their understanding of the world
in which they live.
1893
The O’Connor Mansion becomes home to the
Sisters and the ballroom becomes their chapel.
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1900s
Today the Notre Dame
classroom is an environment which
encourages students to dig deeper, to go beyond
the first answer they find, and to apply the values they learn to the
issues of the day. In math and science classrooms, from Algebra to Calculus and
from Biology to AP Physics, students face real world problems and questions. They utilize new
tools—from computer programs and graphing calculators to electronic data collection instruments to find answers
to those questions and problems. In AP Biology and Biology II, students use gel electrophoresis techniques to
separate and analyze DNA fragments in a simulated paternity test. In Physics, students capture video footage of
projectiles in motion to analyze properties such as gravity and the trigonometry relationships between “x” and “y”
coordinates that represent the speed and position of the projectile.
In the humanities classroom, students read literature that helps them: explore the human condition; understand
how the events of the past impact the issues of today; apply their values and beliefs to real world issues. Students
studying modern languages explore issues of poverty, genocide and racism from the lens of their target language
and culture. Each year, the school’s Notre Dame Reads program engages the entire school community with an
issue of social significance. This year students and faculty read Enrique’s Journey: the Story of a Boy’s Dangerous
Odyssey to Reunite with his Mother by Los Angeles Times journalist, Sonia Nazario. In September, Ms. Nazario
visited our campus and spoke to students about the issue of immigration and its impact on the children of Central
America. As the year unfolds students and faculty will grapple with the challenges faced by our immigrant
populations and the impact that immigration has on life in the United States, Mexico and Central America.
Finally, the Notre Dame education of today is built on experiential learning—taking the work of the classroom into the
field. Whether it is the Guadalupe River Park for water samples or the villages of Costa Rica and El Salvador, today’s
ND young woman has the opportunity to apply what she has learned to the situations she meets in the real world.
1906
Mother Julie Billiart is declared venerable
by Pope Pius X and becomes Blessed Julie.
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A r t a t No t r e Da m e Sa n J o s e
an Encouragement
of the Creative Spirit
by Derek McCaw, director of performing arts
Walk the halls of Notre Dame and you’ll see them decorated with photographs of classes filled with
young, intelligent women who have long-since graduated. In the Student Life Center two stand out, and not just
because of their faded sepia tones and student hairstyles. Instead of celebrating academic achievement, these photos
celebrate musical accomplishment and creativity. Rosita Tarriba, Class of 1913, even has a frame which displays
three angles of her and her harp. In the front office hangs a similar photo from 1918, the graduates wearing proud
expressions and accompanied by either a harp or a piano. It is likely that from the earliest days of Notre Dame,
what young women need to know for life has included more than academics and an appreciation for the arts; it
has included encouragement of their creative spirits.
Accomplished in music, art and drama, the young women of Notre Dame learned the value of self-expression and
creativity. Over the years, the fine and performing arts program has grown and evolved to include photography,
ceramics, drawing, painting, drama and music, providing students with additional pathways of inspiration.
The vocally gifted Notre Dame student can choose to be part of Music Ministry, which sings at school and community
events, sharing the word of God through music. Or she can join the Performance Choir, created through a
partnership with Bellarmine in 2009, which draws from pop music and Broadway hits to form its repertoire.
While some students express their creativity through music, others choose art. At Notre Dame San Jose, the visual
arts shine brightly. For the past twenty-three years, Ted Key has helped students discover and hone their artistic
talents through photography, ceramics, and a variety of methods of visual expression. “Our program provides art
students at all levels with superior opportunities to explore their creativity,” said Key. “Being located downtown
allows us to truly use the city as a classroom and expose our students to art they might not otherwise see. And
1923
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Notre Dame Academy is moved to Second
and Reed Streets after space is made for both
students and Sisters in the old mansion.
for those students whose artwork is chosen for Downtown
Doors, it means they can just take a short walk and see their piece on display.”
Downtown Doors, the San Jose Downtown Association’s signature event, features the art of
high school students on otherwise stark utility doors. This year, nine doors are decorated with art created by
Notre Dame students. The original pieces are digitized, enlarged and transferred onto vinyl adhesive decals and
then installed on double- and triple-paned doors located throughout downtown San Jose.
In addition to fine arts and music, Notre Dame offers a robust drama program, but that wasn’t always the case.
When theater seemed to falter in 1996, students carried it forward. Berkeley Repertory Company Manager Megan
Wygant ’97, remembers Bye Bye Birdie in 1996 as “…ND’s first musical in forever, put together by two seniors
who petitioned the school, raised the money and basically produced the whole thing singlehandedly.”
One of those two seniors, documentary television producer Rosie Sharkey ’96, offered, “I don’t remember the
moment Desiree Thompson ’96 and I decided to undertake the task of bringing musical theater back to Notre Dame
High School, but I do know that it was born out of what we deemed a necessity.” With the help of former English
teacher Barbara Brown, Sharkey and Thompson “…pooled (their) resources, came up with a schedule, cashed in
favors and begged friends for help.” It was all worth it, shares Sharkey, “Fifteen years later the memory of any
flubbed lines, wardrobe malfunctions, bad lighting cues, or missed choreography has faded away leaving only the
memories of laughter and smiles and a feeling of pride I will never forget.”
Wygant recalls a similar feeling of pride, with gratitude toward the theater program. “There were moments when
the work was quite lovely,” she offered. But more importantly, theater at Notre Dame has always been a place
where everyone is treated with respect. “Being accepted and respected made the experience a critical one for many
students,” said Wygant, “both those who learned a valuable lesson, and those whose inclusion in the drama program
gave them a place where they were welcomed and valued.”
Notre Dame’s performances have included more than just a history of musicals, which have been an annual event
at Notre Dame since that pivotal year. Traditional plays have also been a constant, with many fond memories and
efforts to push the envelope. In the fall of 1994, the O’Connor Mansion at Notre Dame held a “black box” theater
within its walls. Under the guidance of resident director Ken Kelleher the theater opened with an ambitious
production of Euripides’ The Trojan Women.
This year, Notre Dame students will present The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) and
Suessical the Musical. The coming years promise even more excitement in the arts as Notre Dame students
explore their creativity in the 21st Century!
1926
College of Notre Dame moved
from San Jose to Belmont, California.
1920s
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Gen er a t i o n t o Ge ne r a t i o n
a Story About
Legacy Families
As Notre Dame embarks on its 161st year of educating young women, we take a look back at our long and
varied history and the ties that bind Notre Dame women through the decades. Family legacies as rich as the
few included here are something not many schools can claim. Some families have members that date back to the
school’s origin and the days when O’Conner Mansion housed an orphanage. One thing remains constant—the
pride and sisterhood lives on from generation to generation.
the Mahar family
Pat Mahar ’55 Filice comes from a long line of Notre Dame women but, unlike most,
her story begins back when the O’Conner Mansion was still being used as an orphanage. “My mother,
Amelia Willman, and her three sisters, Anna, Cynthia, and Freida, entered Notre Dame as orphans on
January 1, 1900,” explained Pat. “My mother was taught to sew and, as an adult, became a tailoress in a men’s
clothing store. She credited her success in this very male-dominated profession to her ND education.”
Edna Fritter ’37 Gerrans, Pat’s sister, graduated from Notre Dame the year she was born and joined the
Notre Dame Novitiate but left soon thereafter due to health reasons. With the graduation of her granddaughters Stephanie ‘08 and Laurin ’10 LaRocca, Pat’s family has come full circle…at least until the next generation
is ready for high school!
the O’Shea family
Notre Dame was home to the four O’Shea
sisters (Nancy ’61, Kathy ’65, Mary ’66, Eileen ’69) for twelve years, beginning
in 1957 when Nancy O’Shea ’61 stepped onto campus as a freshman.
As she graduated and entered the novitiate, ultimately to become Sister
Nancy, Kathy began her Notre Dame journey. “Nancy had a great
experience in high school, made life-long friends, and our parents were very
pleased with the education she received,” explained Kathy. “We all share a common history.
Mary and I, especially, have friends in common and shared similar experiences because we were together at
ND for two years. We all appreciate the education we received at ND, the values that were instilled in us, and
the friends we still have from high school. Our Notre Dame experience is an important family bond to this day.”
The O’Shea family lived in Fremont during the sisters’ high school years. Riding the Peerless bus to and from
the downtown San Jose campus made for long days, especially if after-school activities were on the agenda. For
Kathy and Mary, sharing the ride with other Notre Dame girls and Bellarmine boys “was a long trek, but also our
‘social hour.’ We became a great group of friends.”
1927
North and south building wings parallel to
Reed Street added to the mansion to accommodate
the growing school population.
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the Patellaro family
The Patellaro women have been a part of
Notre Dame’s rich history since the late 1930s when Marie Nottoli Patellaro
’43 enrolled at Notre Dame. As Marie’s four daughters (Linda ’67, Janis
’70, Geralynn ’74 and Leanne ’76) grew up they eagerly looked forward to
attending their mother’s alma mater. “We have been surrounded by strong,
smart, compassionate, ethical women all of our lives,” explained Geralynn Patellaro ’74. “I was influenced by my
mother, aunt, godmother, sisters and their Notre Dame friends. Additionally, many family friends and women
I admire are Notre Dame alumnae.” The two youngest Patellero girls, Geralynn and Leanne, even spent time at
Notre Dame before becoming students, performing on stage at a Notre Dame dinner/dance in front of 350 attendees!
“The world is changing in unprecedented ways,” said Geralynn Patellaro. “The strong foundation of friends and
family from the Notre Dame community has made change easier for us to embrace. We also know that our
parents made huge sacrifices to send us to ND. We don’t take that for granted.”
the Kelly family
While many of our Notre Dame families have wonderful
legacy stories to share, it is difficult to find a family story more extensive than that
of the Kelly family. Four generations of the extended Kelly family have attended
Notre Dame, with a fifth generation hoping to join the long list next September as
a member of the class of 2016! “Growing up, we all knew that we would be going
to Notre Dame and looked forward to it,” said third generation Mary Ann Kelly ’61
McCarthy. “The older members of the family assured us that we would love it and it
didn’t take long after arriving on campus to realize that we did. Our Mom had close
life-long friends in her class of 1934. We wanted the same. Our aunts and cousins did too. It
was very special to be with the other women we grew up with, sharing the same values, ideals
and goals. Our level of appreciation for the fine education our parents sacrificed to provide us
with seems to have grown more and more each time we meet.”
Although these family stories vary somewhat, there are common threads that run through them.
Mary Ann Kelly ’61 summed up the feelings shared by many of the thousands of Notre Dame women.
Though they grew up in different times, facing different pressures and had widely diverging families,
they also shared a great deal. “We are all proud to be Notre Dame graduates. We have a great deal in
common due to our experience as teenagers in high school. We all appreciate the fact that we were well
educated, protected, cared about and loved while trying to mature. Although the official 7 Hallmarks of a
Notre Dame Education were not written until recently, I feel we witnessed those same hallmarks each day.”
Help us track our legacy families, if you have a family legacy story you would like to share please email Leslie Arioto at [email protected]
or call (408) 294-1113 ext 2157.
Visit our website at www.ndsj.org/legacies to read more about these, and other, legacy families at Notre Dame High School.
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Ma r y Bi r m i n g h a m Eme r y ’ 5 6 le a v e s
bequ es t to No t r e Da m e Sa n J o s e
a Quintessential
Graduate leaves
a Legacy
in life & in death
On August 7th, the Notre Dame community, Santa Clara University community,
and most poignantly her brother, niece and closest of friends were shocked by the sudden
passing of Mary Birmingham Emery ’56. When Santa Clara University of Law began to
admit women in the early 1960’s, Mary was one of just three women graduates in the first
coed class. She was employed at the law school for 46 years, was head of the law library,
and served as associate dean for the last 25 years. Dean Donald Polden said of Mary, “No
one I know cared more about the law school than she did and few knew the law school as
well as she did.”
Mary was truly a “woman of impact” and of honor in the Santa Clara Valley. Secretary of
Defense Leon Panetta said: “Mary was a classmate, a dear friend, and a dedicated leader
at Santa Clara Law School. She devoted her life to helping students become good lawyers
and, more importantly, good citizens. Mary Emery and Santa Clara Law School will
always be one—now and forever.” And from Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren: “Dean
Mary Emery made a lasting mark on thousands of students who received their legal
education at Santa Clara Law School and who went on to make positive changes in
our community and country. She was wise, insightful and incredibly generous
in her commitment to our community. Beyond that, she was both a mentor and
friend to me.”
In eulogizing Mary at the mass in celebration of her life, held in the Santa Clara Mission chapel, Dean Polden
remarked that Mary’s contributions to the law school were innumerable. He went on to say that one of the greatest
contributions Mary made to the school “was the transformation of our student body and the composition of the
law school’s faculty and staff into a major and contemporary American law school.” She was a “major agent for
Above Photo by Nancy Free ‘59 Martin
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1930s
this significant change in what our law school looks like—diverse, inclusive, with engaged and passionate men and
women training to be lawyers. She was a champion of greater opportunities for women and people of color in the
profession, and through her leadership positions at the law school she was able to lead that change. Our law school
and the legal profession are better for it.” Mary also served on numerous volunteer boards and commissions—the
Legal Aid Society, Bill Wilson Center, and Santa Clara County government, to name a few.
When I was at Notre Dame High School as principal (1998-2005), Mary would invite me to “lunch with her” at
the faculty dining room at Santa Clara. I always looked forward to our conversations—for
they were always spirited, engaging and entertaining! As another of Mary’s friends said,
“Dean Mary Emery
“Mary Emery was the original class act”—and that she was! She was brilliant, caring and
of wonderful humor—it is said that Mary aspired to be the oldest woman alive to wear
made a lasting mark on
leather pants.
During her senior year at Notre Dame High School, Mary was class president.
Remembered by a classmate as being “very bright, a very good student, and quite
serious,” Mary gained the respect—and garnered the vote!—of a good number of her
classmates. Nancy Free ’59 Martin was a freshman when Mary was a senior and
remembers her very well. One memory that especially stands out for Nancy was
when Mary was in downtown San Jose, on First Street and Santa Clara Street, in her
Notre Dame uniform, handing out pamphlets for the Democratic party. “She showed
me that a 17-year old girl, in 1956, could have opinions in the world and go out and follow
those opinions, no matter what others would say. She knew who she was!” Nancy
believes that Mary was a force for change already then.
thousands of students
who received their legal
education at Santa Clara
Law School and who
went on to make
positive changes in our
community and country.”
We describe Notre Dame graduates as young women who become life-long learners,
— C ongresswoman
spiritual seekers, justice advocates and community leaders. Sitting in the Santa Clara
Z oe L ofgren
Mission Chapel with the many who celebrated and gave thanks for Mary’s life and
grieved her passing – and listening to the powerful eulogies—I was struck by how
authentically she characterized the “Notre Dame graduate.” The mission and vision of
Notre Dame High School was alive and well in Mary Birmingham Emery from 1956 on—a quintessential NDSJ
graduate! What a tribute Mary was to the Sisters of Notre Dame and to Notre Dame High School. It is with
hearts of gratitude that we receive Mary’s legacy gift of $100,000, a gift that will live on in the mission of Notre
Dame High School as Mary will live on in our hearts.
~ Marylou Schoone
Executive Director for Advancement
and Business Operations
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Academic Snapshot
SAT Scores—Class of 2011
Notre Dame Students Mean
National Mean
583 Writing
567 Critical Reading
570 Mathematics
489 Writing
497 Critical Reading
514 Mathematics
Advanced Placement Testing
Notre Dame seniors had an
exceptional Advanced Placement
pass rate in May 2011.
Pass Rate—Test
Pass Rate—Test
96%
95%
87%
79%
76%
83%
93%
100%
English Language
English Literature
World History
Biology
Calculus AB
Calculus BC
Psychology
Spanish Literature
College Acceptance (not a complete listing)
West Coast
Arizona State University
University of California:
Berkeley
Davis
Irvine
Los Angeles
Merced
Riverside
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
California Polytechnic State
University, San Luis Obispo
Chapman University
Gonzaga University
Harvey Mudd College
Lewis and Clark College
Loyola Marymount University
Oregon State University
Pitzer College
Reed College
Saint Mary’s College of California
San Jose State University
Santa Clara University
Seattle University
Sonoma State University
Stanford University
University of Oregon
University of the Pacific
University of Puget Sound
University of Redlands
University of San Francisco
University of Southern California
University of Washington
Willamette University
Between Coasts
Beloit College
Colorado College
Creighton University
DePaul University
Macalester College
Marquette University
Miami University of Ohio
Montana State University, Bozeman
Northwestern University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Tulane University
University of Colorado at Boulder
University of Michigan
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Washington University in St. Louis
Xavier University
East Coast
Boston College
Brown University
Fordham University
Georgetown University
Harvard University
New York University
Princeton University
Rochester Institute of Technology
Vanderbilt University
Wellesley College
Yale University
2010-11 School Population
Notre Dame embraces an ethnically
diverse student population of 620
students. Slightly over half (51%)
of the students come from homes
in which a language other than
English is spoken.
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36.5%
21.1%
14.0%
10.0%
6.6%
5.7%
1.9%
1.6%
1.0%
Caucasian
Hispanic
Filipina
Asian Indian
Vietnamese
Chinese
Japanese
African American
Pacific Islander
0.6%
0.5%
0.5%
Native American
Korean
Iranian-Persian
Financial Highlights
Revenue & Expenses
Total Revenue
(FY 2010-11)
$10,768,592
Contributions/Fundraising 8.8%
Tuition & Fees 82.2%
Fee/Other Income 9%
Total Expense
(FY 2010-11)
$9,627,629
Financial Assistance 8.5%
Development 7.2%
School Program 68.2%
General & Administration 16.1%
Total Development Revenue
(FY 2010-11)
$948,304
Foundations/Grant 10%
Events 31%
Major Gifts 10%
Endowment 9%
Individual Contributions 30%
Direct Aid/Scholarship/Tuition Assistance 10%
1940s
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Notre Dame Leadership
Notre Dame Leadership
“For 160 years Notre Dame in San Jose has been a valuable educational community! NDSJ is exemplary in the mission
of teaching young women what they need to know for success in the future, helping them grow in their potential. The
atmosphere on campus is so vibrant in its diversity and commitment to strong values. Clearly, the students are a ‘leaven
in our midst’ for the challenges that press upon us in today’s world.” — Sr. Louise O’Reilly
Terry Barton (Kelsey ‘13, Petra ‘09)
Sisters of Notre Dame de
Namur California Province
Provincial Team
Yvonne Bondi, S.N.D. ’53
Sr. Georgianna Coonis
Walter D. Carney, M.A.I. (Kelsey ’09)
Sr. Virginia Unger
Nancy Doyle (Megan ’95)
Sr. Maureen Hilliard
Board of Directors
Janice Fox, Chair
Claudia McTaggart, S.N.D.
Karen Meckstroth
Sr. Louise O’Reilly
Bruce Paynter (Alexa ’09)
Ruwan Punchihewa (Kayla ’11)
Divyesh Shah (Mirai ’14, Manali ’10)
Stephen Trimberger (Pamela ’09, Lisa ’07)
John Vidal (Danielle ’07, Andrea ’02,
Lauren ’00)
Administrative Team
Mary Beth Riley, Principal
Jan Tupaj-Farthing, Vice Principal
Academic Affairs
John Bracco, Vice Principal Student Affairs
Marylou Schoone, Exec. Director for
Advancement & Business Operations
Susana Garcia, Director of Enrollment
Management
Brigitte Heiser, Director of Communications
Kathleen Quiazon, Director of Campus
Ministry
Anna Quinones, Director of Development
Thank You Archiving Committee
Notre Dame High School would like to thank the Archiving Committee & the
Alumnae Council for their hard work and dedication as they sorted through
and archived over 70 boxes of Notre Dame memorabilia. Some of the items
will be safely stored and others will be displayed, this will ensure the legacy and
history of Notre Dame will continue for the next 160 years. Thanks also go to
Kathleen O’Connor, Archivist from Notre Dame Belmont Province Center and
Sr. Julie Thorpe, SND for lending their expertise.
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Archiving Committee
Nickie Moreno ’65-Chair
Pat Maher ’55 Filice
Donna McGann ’55 Romano
Emily Lippolis ’49 Corral
Erica Ortega ’06
Jo Pisturno ’49 Bertaccini
1940s
Honor Roll of Donors
1851 Society
Lifetime Giving
Anonymous
$1,000,000 and above
The William and Inez Mabie Family Foundation
Lucinda and Charles Manley
Normandin Chrysler Jeep
Randall Pond and Cynthia Gavin ’70 Pond
Rita Pursley ‘57 Pacheco
Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation
Shirlee DiNapoli ’46 Schiro
Margaret Nicora Bellany †
Rooney Pfaff ‘56 Blach
Michaela Brody and Paul Benke
Arnold Bruni and Mary Ellen Nolan ‘53 Bruni
Donald Carroll and Mary Jo Avilla ‘58 Carroll
Gina Cassinelli
Dominic Cortese and Suzanne Donovan ‘53
Cortese
Robert Diamond and Patricia Feasby ‘65
Diamond
Nancy and Francis Doyle, Esq.
Thomas Dunkin
Joan Leahy ‘47 Egan
Sal Gargone and Julianna Barcelona ‘58
Gargone
Rick Harris and Rosanne Battaion ‘74 Harris
Michael Herrick and Arlene Pieracci ‘63 Herrick
Helen and Stuart Kane
William Krivan and Terry Schaub ‘60 Krivan
Sal Liccardo and Laura Aceves ‘56 Liccardo
Diane F. Malane ‘65
Catherine McCosker ‘35 †
Virginia McCosker ‘32 †
Albina Medici Scholarship
Pauline Ruiz ‘30 Mieuli †
Louis Normandin and Peggy Gretz ‘52
Normandin
E. Laurence Schott † and Joanne Hayes ‘55
$250,000 and above
Schott
Stephen Schott and Patricia Sunseri ‘58 Schott
The Carl Gellert and Celia Berta Gellert
Foundation
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
William G. Irwin Charity Foundation
Kathy Yates and Peter Troop
Louis Normandin and Margeret Gretz ’52
Normandin
The Valley Foundation
Philip S. Sanfilippo Trust
Abby † and John M. Sobrato
Barry Swenson Builder
$50,000 and above
Anonymous
$100,000 and above
Dennis Ahearn and Michelle Cantando ‘57
Ahearn
Anonymous (2)
Florence and Louise Boitano †
Rooney Pfaff ’56 Blach, The Blach Family
Foundation
Dominic Cortese and Suzanne Donovan ’53
Cortese
Gina Cassinelli
Debra and James Del Biaggio
Comerica Bank—California
Deloitte Services, LP
Stella B. Gross Charitable Trust
Robert Diamond and Patricia Feasby ’65 Diamond
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
Bobbe and Glen † George
Robert Half International, Inc.
D’Arcy and James Kirkland
Patti and Mark Kussman
Patricia Perrucci † ’47 Melehan
Eva Prudhomme ‘39 Orton
M.C. Pardini
Helen Cribari ‘26 Pettit †
Randall Pond and Cynthia Gavin ‘70 Pond
Patricia Puentes ‘79
Rod Rodrigues and Gay Leal † ‘47 Rodrigues
Elizabeth M. Ryan ‘31 †
Bobbie Sanfilippo †
Kathleen and Mark Santora
Marylou Schoone
Debra and Dan Weed
13
Honor Roll of Donors
Lifetime Giving
CONTINUED
Katherine and Gerald Mugnolo
Wells Fargo Bank—San Jose Main
$10,000 and above
Peter Muller and Kathleen O’Shea ‘65 Muller
Mabel B. Wright Education Fund
Anonymous (3)
Bobbie Sanfilippo
$25,000 and above
George Bellamy and Salvatrice Chimento ‘34
Bellamy
The Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation
Rodney Andrade and Anne Gavin ‘68 Andrade
Margaret Bellany Trust
D.H. Smith Co., Inc.
Agnes Azevedo
Jack Boyd and Nina Bruno ‘47 Boyd
Larue † and Paul R. Teilh
Dorothy Ucovich ‘43 Banker
Jim Collins and Ellen Jorgensen ’63 Collins
Theresa and John Vidal
Victor Bruni
Richard Caputo and Janet Seidl ‘49 Caputo
Debra and Dan Weed
Cecilia and Carl Bucher
Thomas Cracraft and Suzanne Ruth ‘59 Cracraft
California Province of the Society of Jesus
Elsie Culver
Carol and Michael Crow
Diocese of San Jose
Catherine and John † Fumia, Sr.
Florence Heafy Charitable Trust
Patty and Reed Hastings
W.E. Harding Co., Inc.
Paul Nakada and Christine Hoang-Nakada ‘86
Loreen and Dan Huddleston
Sheau-Yin and Peter Hsia
Intel Foundation Matching Gifts to Education
Program
Gene Ravizza and Dianne Schott ‘48 Ravizza
Thomas Lackovic and Colette Quement ‘50
Lackovic
Levona Davidson ‘37 Jennings †
Jim McCoy and Lore LeDoux ‘58 McCoy
Komes Foundation
Nicole M. Moreno ‘65
Jane Carrera ‘35 Levitt †
Marie Plimley
Marie Henriques ‘39 Madruga †
Jean and Michael Quinn
Metro-A-Trust Fund
Norma and Lorenzo Rios
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Estate of Genevieve Ross
Mina Chow and Michael Ng
Marylou Schoone
Genevieve Serpa ‘37 †
Nancy and Roger Pyle
Christine Ferguson ‘28 Snow †
Rod Rodrigues and Gay Leal ’47 † Rodrigues
Jim Viso and Vincee Amaral ’50 † Viso
Karen Rogge
Zerimar Corporation
Estate of Leo Ruth, Jr.
Richard Zlatunich and Rosaleen Badami ‘56
Zlatunich
Elizabeth M. Ryan ‘31 †
Sharks Foundation
Debbie and Bryan Stolle
Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco
Raymond White and Joan Trombatore ‘51 White
† Donor is deceased
14
Namur & Endowment Gifts
Namur Recognition for Perpetual Support
Endowment Funds
10 years or more of consistent annual giving
Alumnae Endowment
Scholarship Fund
15 years and above
Frank Nicoletti and Donna Nicoletti ‘59 Nicoletti
Victor Morales and Pilar Jaime ‘70 Morales
Anonymous
James O’Brien and Consuelo Foster ‘50 O’Brien
Barbara Ferrari ‘57 Azevedo
Dorothy Ucovich ‘43 Banker
Daniel O’Donnell and Patricia McKenzie ‘50
O’Donnell
General Endowment
Bernadette Gurries ‘43 Barton
Sal Gargone and Julianna Barcelona ‘58 Gargone
Ed Bertaccini and Josephine Pisturino ‘49
Bertaccini
Judith Pursley ‘59 Pace
Tracy and Rocky Hudson
Rooney Pfaff ‘56 Blach, The Blach Family
Foundation
Ann Marie Piro ‘58
Maria Medina and Gustavo Medina
Maria and Joseph Sciamanna
Margaret Rehm ‘45 Brown
Rob Wells and Eva Condron-Wells ‘89
Michael Cully
Diane and Theodore Danen
Norine De Gregori ‘65
Robert Diamond and Patricia Feasby ‘65 Diamond
Ben Dinapoli and Patricia Fraga ‘55 Dinapoli
Thomas Farrell and Anne Doeltz ‘67 Farrell
Rebecca Kulpa ‘74 Fernandez
Victoria A. Ferrara ‘69
Bruney Filice and Patricia Maher ‘55 Filice
Irene and Jim Floyd
Mary F. Fortune, Ed.D. ‘77
Anna Fox ‘89
Marlene Luchessi ‘51 Furtado
Joseph Gallo and Maria Lena Trione ‘62 Gallo
Teresa and Chioumin Michael Chang
Mary Beth and Philip Riley
David Rinde and Saundra Badalamente ‘64 Rinde
Marie Zaro ‘42 Schmitt
Endowment Scholarship Fund
Marylou Schoone
Rooney Pfaff ‘56 Blach, The Blach Family
Foundation
Clifford Shaw and Cynthia Moraes ‘91 Shaw
Margaret J. Mawhinney
Mary Catherine Sheridan ‘71
Louis Normandin and Margaret Gretz ‘52
Normandin
Gail M. Skinner ‘72
Maxine S. Smrekar ‘42
Target—Take Charge of Education
Janice Tupaj-Farthing and Howard Farthing
Nancy Welch
Debra and Dan Weed
Nancy and Larry Zurbrick
10 years and above
Dennis Cigan and Judith Sepeda ‘60 Cigan
Cheryl and John Harrah
Edward Jelich and Charlotte Jennings ‘35 Jelich
Alice Towne ‘42 Garvin
Louis Normandin and Peggy Gretz ‘52
Normandin
Loreene Pardini ‘59 Giansiracusa
Emilia Peña-Bobst and Kevin Bobst
Audrey and E. Jackson Going, Jr.
Janet Fumia ‘59 Schultz
Anna Marie Baumann ‘44 Gruba
Margaret and Raymond Thiercof
Mark Hames and Joanne Banker ‘64 Hames
Donna M. Woodcock ‘63
Douglas Harper, M.D. and Barbara Levin ‘58
Harper
Jacob Hendryx and Annmarie Voss ‘74 Hendryx
Reid Isaksen and Mary Berryessa ‘68 Isaksen
Geraldine Zaro ‘46 Johnson
Ray Kodres and Elizabeth Connor ‘65 Kodres
Andrew Larson and Kristine Ferrari ‘85 Larson
Robert Long and Valerie Belli ‘59 Long
Laura Musso ‘53 Mann
John McCarthy, Sr. and Mary Ann Kelly ‘61
McCarthy
Carol J. McKillip ‘65
Lynda Sanfilippo ‘61 Moudakas
Edgar Nannini and Jane Cuneo ‘43 Nannini
National Semiconductor Employee Directed
Giving Program
1950s
15
Annual Giving
Annual Giving 2010-2011
Saint Julie Society
$100,000.00 and above
Cuvilly Circle
$25,000 and above
Foundation
Peter Muller and Kathleen O’Shea ‘65 Muller
Regent’s Circle
$5,000 and above
BAE Systems—Ground Systems Division
Lori and Nathan Saito
Class of 1960
Dick Scanlan and Carolan Glans ‘54 Scanlan
Deborah Schultz and Gary Cohen
J. Philip and Jennifer DiNapoli Foundation
Priti and Divyesh Shah
Nadine Douglass ‘46
Katherine and Steven Sharp
Josephine C. Dunkin
Eileen and Kelly Sims
eScrip
Sonitrol Security
Christopher Greene
Raylene and James Steffenson
Bonnie and Troy Ward
Minh Le and Terry Branch
Debra and Dan Weed
Helen Dietz and David Mimeles
Lisa Weinzler and Paul Cusick
Roberta and Robert Moore
Bernadette and Daniel Yang
Mary Beth and William Reames
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur—Province Fund
Lani and Richard Sutherland
O’Connor Club
$1,000 and above
Laura and Stephen Trimberger
Anonymous (2)
President’s Circle
$2,500 and above
Mina Chow and Michael Ng
Cortese
Diocese of San Jose
Estate of Catherine McCosker ‘35
Louis Normandin and Peggy Gretz ‘52 Normandin
Ann and Greg Scileppi
16
Kathy and Ed Almazol
Mary Wallis and Rod Bagg
Anonymous (2)
Cornelia and Terry Barton
Adobe Systems, Inc.—Matching Gifts Program
Virginia and Richard Bartone
Mary and Stephen Almassy
BD Matching Gift Program
Elizabeth and Brian Cabral
Emo Biagini † and Anne Mary Grimaldi ‘49
Biagini
Peter Cleaveland and Lynette Rodrigues ‘60
Cleaveland
Ora et Labora Circle
$10,000 and above
Elise and Thomas Ajawara
John C. Bondi
Elisabeth K. Coddington
Michael Brunetti and Patricia Rubino ‘65 Brunetti
Carla and Brian Crowley
Richard Caputo and Janet Seidl ‘49 Caputo
Dena and Clark Donahue
Christine Carbone ‘73
Beverley and George Dunn
Diane and Walter Carney
FIRST
Marta Carrillo and Dean Mulla
Friant & Associates
Anne and James Cashman
Laura and David Grybos
Gina Cassinelli
Marcella and Gary Gulmon
Joanabel and Emmanuel Cepe
Mary and Jack Keenan
Teresa and Chioumin Michael Chang
Carolyn and Chris Koehle
Citti’s Florist—Santa Clara
Lisianne Marzani-Goldman and Todd Goldman
Helen and David Clark
Mary A. Mello
Lori and Timothy Connolly
Elizabeth and Ioannis Meras
Pattie and Dave Cortese
Valentino Miotto † and Lillian Bianchi ‘56 Miotto
Heather and Brian Crane
Tashia and John Morgridge
Joanne and Patrick Crinion
Rhonda and Pat Munnerlyn
Susan and Dean Dapkus
Jeanette and Randall Nagashima
E. Alexandra and Joseph Delateur
Gwen and Robert Nakamae
Robert Diamond and Patricia Feasby ’65 Diamond
Savitha Narasimhamurthy and Ravi Parthasarathy
Deanna and Mike Dorner
Neutronix/Quintel, Inc.
Annette and Frank Eldredge
Katherine Oliver and Richard Dixon
CONTINUED
Irene and Jim Floyd
Carmen and D. Rex Rousselot
Chetana and Suresh Duddi
Charlen Fong
Saint Victor School
Connie and Richard Ellis
Anna Fox ‘89
Marylou Schoone
Thomas Farrell and Anne Doeltz ‘67 Farrell
Janice Fox
Deborah and Craig Shaffer
William Ferrari and Pamela Aldridge ‘60 Ferrari
Terry Frugoli and Geralynn ‘74 Patellaro
Matthew Foley and Kathleen Geraci ‘76 Foley
Melinda George ‘77
Ann and William Skeet
Sue and Charles Foltz
Norma and Steve Geraci
Helga Sondergaard and Christophe Allie
Marissa and Reynaldo Gacad
Elizabeth Goodley and Ruben Espinosa
Kathryn Sure and Douglas O’Neal
Carole Gum and Robert Lloyd
Marianne and Edward Suriaga
Neha and Naresh Gupta
Carol Hack and Rod Broome
Christina Sutherland ‘11
Teresa and Nagi Hanna
Katie and Christopher Hall
Lani and Richard Sutherland
Diane and J. Joseph Harrington
Kelly and Douglas Hansen
Vivian and Tim Takeda
AnhDao and Anthony Hoang
Melanie Hanssen and Thomas Wrappe
Rosie and Martin Tattersall
Eileen Hoefler
Diana-Lynn and Gregg Inderhees
Larue † and Paul R. Teilh
Paul Houret † and Mary Aguiar ‘38 Houret
Intuitive Surgical, Inc.
Margaret and Raymond Thiercof
Amy and Ray Huang
Lydia and Ronald Jimenez, M.D.
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation
Janis and Russell Hughes
Anne and Paul Johnson
Winnie Tsoi and Frank Lee
Chikako and Hitoshi Inamine
Corazon and Michael Kalt
Intel Volunteer Grant Program
Shalini Venkatesh and William DuMonthier
Shahneela Rahman and Altaful Khan
Yoko Tsuchiya and John Kao, M.D.
Anne Marie Knapen-Asnong and Geert Knapen
Robin and Ken Koenig
Lisa and James Walstrum, Jr.
KT Foundation Matching Gift Program
Kohl Photography
Janis and Christopher Welsh
Sailaja and Dilip Kuchibhatla
Landmark Builders
Alison and James Lee
Lisa and Michael Yutrzenka
Ruth and Joseph Lawrence
Sharon and Brooks Leman
Lisa and Alex Laymon
Jina and Michael Mangaoang
Steward
$500 and above
Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan
Deborah Maxwell, M.D. and John Scerbak, M.D.
Belinda and Ambrosio Agdipa, Jr.
Anne and Sean McMahon
Kim Aldridge and Douglas Gallinat
Mai-Tram Nguyen and Paul Nguyen
Michael Allard
Francesca and Harrison Paist
Denise and Jeffrey Alvord
Catherine and David Pandori
Cynthia Bojorquez and Gary Serda
Christine and Gary Pashby
Elizabeth and Malcolm Bordelon
Michael Mary and Bruce Paynter
Shirley and John Bracco, Sr.
Rusheeka and Ruwan Punchihewa
J. Richard Braugh
Susan and Daniel Pyne
Andrea and Patrick Caldwell
Anna and Ernest Quinones
Noel and Jim Castellanos
Shahneela Rahman and Altaful Khan
Amy and Yung-Cheng Chen
Sandra and David Ramer
Rose Manimtim-Chua and Henry Chua
Kim and Antonio Ramos, Jr.
Aaron Colton
Barbara Eggleston and Richard Rawson
Eden and Paul Cronce
Deborah and Michael Regalbuto
Hiren and Falguni Desai
Megan and Mike DiGiulio
John Robotti † and Marion Peake ‘34 Robotti
Ben Dinapoli and Patricia Fraga ‘55 Dinapoli
Roche Matching Gifts and Employee
Volunteer Programs
Sheri and Willie Dizon
Bob Roseberry and Paulette Kempe ‘85
Roseberry
Frank Dorsa and Marilyn Orlando ‘60 Dorsa
Elaine and Al Lepiane
Ruth and Andrew Lief
Mary Ellen and Nick Livak
Mau and Cao Vu
1958
Construction of Julie Billiart Hall and Madonna Hall,
later renamed Donnelly Hall, begins.
17
Annual Giving
CONTINUED
Lucile and Ernest Bianco
Annie B. Billote
Jeanne M. Bittel
Kellie and William Blach
Yvonne J. Bondi, S.N.D. ‘53
Mary and Patrick Boursier
Livia Lo ‘99
Linda and Mark Lozano
Benefactor
$100 and above
Anonymous (3)
Terence J. Branch
ND2
Carolyn Cipolla ‘49 Brashear
Luther Abel
Marie Andrade ‘57 Brasil
Marwa and Hatem Ahmed
Margaret Rehm ‘45 Brown
Craig Johnson and Mary Jane AjlounyJohnson ‘77
Robert Brownstein
Cheryl and Thomas Ajluni
Ody and Benito Bruno
Mari and William Albanese
Delila Linda and Jose Luna
Miriam and Michael Alvarado
Law Office of Karen Meckstroth
Giving Program
Linh and Hung Nguyen
Antonio Alvarez and Elizabeth Alvarez ‘76
Alvarez
Carol and Gerardo Amador
Diane and Michael Andrion
Afkham Ansari and Reza Omid
Manuel Apolinario and Aldora Silva ‘78
Apolinario
Anita and Ram Praturu
Applied Materials, Inc.—Global Impact
Kathleen and Martin Quiazon
David Appling and Caroline McKenzie ‘50 Appling
Laura and Richter Rafey
Irma and Herminigildo Aranda
Asharani and Nagarajan Rajan
Gene Ravizza and Dianne Schott ‘48 Ravizza
Catherine and Charles Reed
Rosemary Arce ‘74
Leslie and Gregg Arioto
Stephanie and Charles Armiger
Bernadette and William Ryan
Nishma and Kamal Avlani
Christina and Scott Seaman
Leland Seimas and Bernice Ferrara ‘61 Seimas
Clifford Shaw and Cynthia Moraes ‘91 Shaw
Janice and Daniel Stachowiak
Denis Aymard † and Elaine Rachou ‘46 Aymard
Paula Azevedo and Gerardo Peñaloza
Margaret Chiappe ‘64 Bailey
Barbara and Edmund Stamberg
Mitchell Stuart and Patricia Hayes ‘74 Stuart
Teya Topuria and Mikhail Daraselia
Thuy and Dzung Tran
John Turco and Teresa Polk ‘50 Turco
Kathy and Joe Vyvijal
Kent Enzensperger and Constance Percy ‘55
Baker-Enzensperger
Beverly and Arthur Bakos
Carole and Jose Balcells
Jill Ballard
Wayman Banker † and Dorothy Ucovich ‘43
Banker
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching
Gift Program
Lori and Brian Bartel
Colleen and John Winchester III
Sandra and Duilio
Jennifer and T. James Woods
Bay Breakers
Hector Benitez and Joan Ouano ‘91 Benitez
Tony Lorimer and Abigail Benitez ‘90 Benitez
Lorimer
Elaine Bruni ‘66
Marlene and Jorge Buccat
Chuck Buckley and Joan Dalton ‘54 Buckley
Karen and Brian Bunton
Roselle and David Burwell
Mary Louise Caldwell
Virgil Campagna † and Anna May Escobar ‘34
Campagna
Joseph Campagna and Darlene Pinza ‘60
Campagna
Mary McEnery ‘58 Canepa
Tina Cao and Vi Duong
Joseph Carrillo and Felipa Bejarano ‘81 Carrillo
Vern Caruz and Janel Angulo ‘91 Caruz
John Casey and Claire South ‘56 Casey
Maria and Victor Castro
Patrick Catania and Harriet Riggar ‘65 Catania
Diego Certa and Mary South ‘68 Certa
Parveen and Baljit Chahal
James Chargin, M.D. and Patricia Murphy ‘51
Chargin
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
Robert Cheim and Barbara Lundin ‘44 Cheim
Douglas Cheline
Kitty and William Chen
Amy and Yung-Cheng Chen
Barbara and Matthew Cheung
Bih-Jiun and Stephen Chin
Haesun Cho and Doyon Kim
Mona Chow and Yufei Zhang
Stephanie Christie and Robert Jones
Carmen and Ulysses Chua, Sr.
Maria and Laureano Benitez, Jr.
M. Helen and Michael Ciesinski
Bertaccini
Cisco Foundation Matching Gifts Program
1959
18
Sue Grover and John Bracco, Jr.
Reverend Mother Josepha de Ste Francoise,
Superior General of the Sisters of Notre Dame
in Rome, visits San Jose.
Clean Solar, Inc.
Michele Coddington ‘11
Maria Esther Fernandez and Marcos Pizarro
Mary Casolary ‘60 Heath
Nicole Coddington ‘09
Rebecca Kulpa ‘74 Fernandez
Brigitte and Christopher Heiser
Maxine Lannin ‘43 Cohen
Susan and Mark Fernandez
Hannah S. Comiskey
Daniel Fitzgerald and Judith Kayser ‘61 Fitzgerald
Richard Henderson and Maricela Jimenez ‘73
Henderson
Alison L. Commiciotto ‘98
Gloria Flores-Cerul ‘87
Catherine Ravizza ‘59 Contreras
Robert Forster and Mary Lou Allen ‘43 Forster
Kathleen Zoccoli ‘66 Corbal
Mary F. Fortune, Ed.D. ‘77
The Corporate Chef
Jill and Steven Foster
Edward Corral † and Amelia Lippolis ‘51 Corral
Joan Kuklinski ‘48 Franck
Alicia and Darrell Cortez
Frank Fries and Diane Rieder ‘51 Fries
Jeannie Hatalsky and Jack Cowan
Delphine Frisco-McGill and Francis McGill
Ruth M. Crabtree
Linda Patallero ‘67 Furtado
John Santana † and Barbara Santana ‘65 Cronin
Bob Roulo Fyock and Faye Beechie ‘60 Fyock
Kari Crowley
Laura and Donald Gagliasso
Jocelyn and Joseph Cu, M.D.
Heidi and Paul Gallagher
Margaret and Frank Cucuzza
Penny and Gregory Gallo
Jennifer and James Cunneen
Denise A. Garcia ‘89
Gerald Cunningham and Joanne Filice ‘58
Cunningham
Justin Garcia and Grace Rowan ‘45 Garcia
William Cushman and Catherine Stout ‘63
Cushman
Shea Gerula ‘08
Lauren and Jeff Cymerys
Sharen N. Dains
Joseph D’Alessio and Anita Speciale ‘67 D’Alessio
Esmelita R. Damba
Daniel Dan and Susan Haas ‘65 Dan
J. Esther and Michel Dareau
Frank Darst and Donna Gargone ‘59 Darst
Maureen O’Reilly ‘67 De Bolt
Marivic De Leon ‘10
Charleen and Ambrose Delfino
Patricia DeMarlo ‘58
Patricia Dempsey
Falguni and Hiren Desai
Cathy and Clement Dickey
Joseph DiSalvo and Christine Martino ‘69 DiSalvo
Barbara Frick ‘56 Donnelly
Charlotte Doudell ‘68
Megan Doyle ‘95
Barbara and Jeffrey Eagle
Joan Leahy ‘47 Egan
William Eskew and Rosalie Pusateri ‘57 Eskew
Helen and Timothy Evans
Victoria and Mark Evashenk
Edmundo Fagundes and Annette Medina ‘69
Fagundes
Joseph Garcia and Mary Munoz ‘56 Garcia
LiLinda Ghazian and Ebrahim Abedifard
Mary Girard Brown and Dave Brown
The Girls’ Middle School
Maud Gleason and Fred Holley
Ana Melara and Gary Glenn
Eileen and Mark Goldman
Sue Grover
Heritage Bank of Commerce
Karen and Vern † Herr
Michael Herrick and Arlene Pieracci ‘63 Herrick
Lusiana and Willy Hertanu
Nancy Hirose-Takeda, D.C. and Alan Takeda
Michelle Hogan ‘56
Shannon Poltera and Thomas Hogan
Michael Hood and Mary Dullea ‘65 Hood
Christina and John Hopkins
Carole and John Hopkins, Sr.
Jerry Hougland and Diane Provasi ‘68 Hougland
Hsiu-Hui and Yu Edward Huang
Tracy and Rocky Hudson
Fei and Andy Hui
Natasha and Michael Hyndman
Program
Maria and Paul James
Edward Jelich and Charlotte Jennings ‘35 Jelich
Martha and Eric Jepsky
Marek Jeziorek
Kent Johnson and Patricia Ericson ‘92 Johnson
Regina and Christopher Johnson
Sandra Johnson
Mary and Mark Gruber
Cynthia and Julian Guillermo
Shalini and Kamal Gupta
Ann and Sigurd Hadland
Paula and Richard Halford
Mark Hames and Joanne Banker ‘64 Hames
Liza and Steven Hanks
Kelly and Douglas Hansen
Douglas Harper, M.D. and Barbara Levin ‘58
Harper
Cheryl and John Harrah
Noreen and Miles Harrington III
Rick Harris and Rosanne Battaion ‘74 Harris
Arthur Harrison and Donene Ray ‘59 Harrison
Patricia Sullivan ‘57 Hastings
Shari and Chet Hastings
Tara Hastings ‘89
Margaret and Steven Hawkes
Gemma Escobar ‘99 Haylett
1960s
Paul B. Feasby
Rebecca Hendricks and Theodore Key
19
Annual Giving
CONTINUED
Mary Ann Frazer ‘56 Joice
Wendy Lian and Michael Martin
Jessica Medina ‘10
Charmille Junge ‘11
Jocelyn Liu and David Hung
Maria Medina and Gustavo Medina
Cherry and Terry Junge
Leslie Liu and Hugo Miller
Teresa and John Mendoes
Rita Barton ‘62 Karr
Valerie Loboa-Hallmark ‘61
S. Lynn Taylor and David Merchant
Susan and George Kay
Marijoe and Victor LoBue
Dorothy and Kent Merlic
Theresa and Jon Kempe
Robert Long and Valerie Belli ‘59 Long
Floyd Meyer and Maryellen Artana ‘45 Meyer
Siobhan Kenney
Aileen M. O. Lu ‘04
Susan and Peter Michels
Richard Kern and Geraldine Brancato ‘51 Kern
Thomas Lukes † and Jeanne Cauhape ‘44 Lukes
Rebecca and Zulqarnain Khan
Stacia M. Lumley ‘65
Joseph Milazzo and Joycelyn Spingola ‘44
Milazzo
M. Jeanne Pfeiffer ‘53 Kiely
Angeles and Juan Luna
Jennifer V. Young ‘98 King
Lowell Lundell † and Joan Sullivan ‘50 Lundell
Chris Milionis and Annette Ditto ‘60 Milionis
John Kirby and Margaret Drolz ‘57 Kirby
Giorgio Luzzatti and Thomasene Eklund ‘50
Luzzatti
Beth and John Miller
Tammi and Randell Miyahara
Joan and Ron Mackin
Mary Louise Gutierrez ‘55 Mock
Dawn and Michael Malter
Allan Mootz and Ann Wade ‘60 Mootz
Jack Marsh and Bette Cody ‘47 Marsh
Consuelo D. Moreno ‘43
Earlah W. Marth
Renee and Doug Martin
Richard Morrisey † and Marianne Hayes ‘42
Morrisey
Leanne and Robert Kirby
Raymond Kiser † and Dorothy Alesch ‘56 Kiser
Patricia Ann Kolsch
Frank Kotey and Darlene Young ‘52 Kotey
Carol Kramer and David Bicknell
Barbara Williamson and Robert Krause
Katherine Miller
Catherine T. Kuebler
Rick Martin
Thomas Lackovic and Colette Quement ‘50
Lackovic
Irma and Jorge Martinez
Barbara L. Masterson
Elizabeth and Daniel Muller
Mary Laier and Mark Law
Franklin Matsumoto and Mary Anna
Watanabe ‘52 Matsumoto
Paul Murphy
Margaret Nabors
Kathie Maxfield
Tom Nagengast and Carol Rankin ‘50 Nagengast
Corazon and Cesar Mayo
Luz and Bob Nakano
McCarthy
Mary McCormick
Patty Rauch and Gary Neustadter
Mary Tanda ‘60 Lanier
Nanette Larsen and Richard Best
Andrew Larson and Kristine Ferrari ‘85 Larson
Robert Lavond and Pauline Urlin ‘56 Lavond
Lawrence Investments
Karen and James Le
Sherri Leal
Mariana and Randall Leberknight
Christina Lee ‘83
Winnie Tsoi and Frank Lee
Doug Lepiane
Carol J. McKillip ‘65
Mary McLane
Lucia Dempsey ‘05 McWood
Meade Construction Group, Inc.
Lynda Sanfilippo ‘61 Moudakas
Nina Nejah ‘00
Annie Nguyen and Peter Hoang
Dung Nguyen and Van Vu
Lucy and Joseph Nguyen
Nancy and Thanh Nguyen
Vang Nguyen and Quoc Tran
Frank Nicoletti and Donna Nicoletti ‘59 Nicoletti
Anissa and Scott Noteboom
Sarah and John Nunes
Patricia and Robert Oberholzer
James O’Brien and Consuelo Foster ‘50 O’Brien
William O’Brien and Judith Ferrari ‘60 O’Brien
Benjamin Zulueta and Gladys Ochangco ‘87
John O’Connell and Mabel DeSmet ‘45 O’Connell
Katherine A. O’Doherty
Daniel O’Donnell and Patricia McKenzie ‘50
O’Donnell
Eunice and Robert Oldham
Oracle Matching Gifts Program
Cheryl and Larry Oreglia
Valerie and Tim Orsley
1960s
Stephanie and Jeff Ota
20
Adriana and Gustavo Oviedo
SDS NexGen Partners
Leland Vierra and Suzanne Armstrong ‘65 Vierra
George Pace † and Judith Pursley ‘59 Pace
Lisa and Brian Seifert
John Warren, M.D. and Silvana Volpe, M.D. ‘73
Mari Padilla and Chris Rosales
Anne Seip and Mark Orr
Richard Waldo and Elizabeth Ferrera ‘65 Waldo
Joseph Pappas † and Geraldine Herzog ‘49
Pappas †
Kerry Sexton
Jennifer and David Wampler
Patricia Parada and Francisco Gallego
Bill Shaughnessy and Veronica Kelly ‘57
Shaughnessy
Joanne and Andrew Wang
Gena and Efren Pasao
Matthew Shelton and Andrea Flores ‘92 Shelton
Eugene Pashby
Laura A. Washington ‘87
Janis Patellaro ‘70
Barbara Simmons
Noel and Genie Isaacson ‘55 Pearman
Toni and Cory Sindelar
Gail M. Skinner ‘72
Marcy Taylor and Elizabeth Golaw ‘88 Perez
Christine Oberholzer ‘94 Skizas
Patricia Filice ‘62 Perkins
Gloriann and W. J. Smith
Margaret and James Petkiewicz
Mary and Jeffrey Smoker
Richard Pfeiffer and Sally Picazo ‘51 Pfeiffer
Maxine S. Smrekar ‘42
V. Ronald Pine, J.D. and Yvonne Badano ‘57 Pine
Belinda Soriano
Ann Marie Piro ‘58
Corinne Sotelo
Reeta and Chandrika Prasad
Tasha A. Stachowiak ‘12
Willard Wyman and Mariam Smith ‘53
Wyman, R.N.
Lee and Ralph Pryor
Ruby S. Stanton
Xilinx—Matching Gift Program
Mary Ann Raquidan-Nasol and Ruben Nasol
Ashley Steffenson ‘11
Marion and Robert Yager
Martin Ratner and Mary Boland ‘65 Ratner
James Suggs and Beverly Kampfen ‘60 Suggs
Tsu M. Yang
Norman Ravizza and Mary Anne Lorentz ‘63
Ravizza
Jack Sullivan and Joan Baxter ‘56 Sullivan
Leslie and Tom Yedwab
Walt Reeland
Milagros Taberna, D.D.S. and Filadelfo Taberna
Arlene Zarou-Cooperman and Jack Cooperman
Nancy Hirose-Takeda, D.C. and Alan Takeda
Kristine and Walt Zavoli
Erin Takeda ‘11
Tomas Zazueta and Kathryn Heagerty ‘87 Zazueta
Teri and Thomas Tanner
Jeannette and John Roberts
Stacy Roberts
Michael Rogers and Justina Aschoff ‘87 Rogers
Heidi Rolfson and Patrick Goddi
Bill Romano and Donna McGann ‘55 Romano
Wendy and Kenneth Ronsse
Ray Russo and Carmen Marchese ‘50 Russo
Meghan E. Ryall, M.D. ‘95
Saint Andrew’s Episcopal School
Saint John The Baptist School
Saint John Vianney School
San Jose Downtown Foundation
Margierose and Constante Sanchez
Albert Sandberg and Jeannette Francis ‘51
Sandberg
Mary Clara Cassidy ‘61 Santana
Christine and R. Matthew Fruin
Richard Saso II and Susan Andrews ‘58 Saso
Meena Sathappan and Sathappan Venkatachalam
Annemilia F. Schirle ‘52
Jackie Schmidt Posner, Ph.D. and Barry Posner
John Schmitt † and Marie Zaro ‘42 Schmitt
Janet Fumia ‘59 Schultz
Maria and Joseph Sciamanna
Anne Sconberg
Peggy Wang ‘91
Charles Weller and Frances Jones ‘40 Weller
Western Digital
Lisa Gonzales ‘85 White
Pam and David Wilder
Catherine and Donald Williams
Kathleen and Jay Williams, Jr.
Maureen and Richard Williams
Willow Glen Travel
Beth Conley and William Wilson
William Tarr and Jean Imhof ‘53 Tarr
Corinne and Dan Taylor
Karen Storey and Steven Tedesco
Sandra K. Teeple
Zhaklin and Ninos Ternian
Jack Thomas and Anna Mary Steiner ‘56 Thomas
Mary and Lansing Thornton
Ngoc Thanh Tien and Minh Van Tien
Gail and Bruce Tifft
Kandra and Ben Tobin IV
Laurie and Joseph Toscano
Louise Towner † and Joyce Steiner ‘50 Towner
Esther Trejo-Milioto and Paul Milioto
Kim Huong and Minh Trinh
Nancy and Stephen Trinh
Marie Louise Mainero ‘51 Trowbridge
Frank Turner and Connie Minardi ‘42 Turner
Carl Uibelhoer † and Evelyn Rossi ‘40 Uibelhoer
Vicki Harrison and Peter Ullmann
Lilia and Luis Vaca
Leticia and Nelson Vargas
Lauren Vidal ‘00
1960s
Construction of a new convent to house
25 Sisters begins on the corner of
South Third and William Streets.
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Minor Burton † and Bernadette Gurries ‘43
Barton
Sinéad Delaney Dyer and Jonathon Dyer
Margaret Matasci ‘35 Bassetti
Neha Desai
Lori Robitaille and Robert Biasca
Dorothea Dellinger ‘90 Bjorgum
Cary Shapiro and John Boesen
Beverly Falbo ‘51 Bologna
Alayne Bolster and Cecelia Guzzetta ‘41 Bolster
Denise Boster
James Brooks and Kathleen Concannon ‘54
Brooks
Barbara Brown
Ronald Cachopo and Patricia Romani ‘57
Cachopo
Margrete Cadena ‘65
Karen Caillat ‘96
Karen Cauhape ‘60 Calcagno
Cynthia Calvert
David Carlisle and Christine Ray ‘68 Carlisle
Donald Carpenter and Carmel Giacalone ‘49
Carpenter
Mischele Ritchison ‘65 Carpenter
Pedro Carrillo
Casco Property Management, Inc.
Hui Hui Chang
Friends of Notre Dame
Up to $99
John Chargin and Alvira De Maria ‘64 Chargin
Anonymous
Grace and Pei Chen
Julieta and Edgar Abad
Tsung and Jen Chen
Alma and Jorge Acosta
Mary Ciesinski ‘04
Carlos Acosta and Georgina Amador ‘75 Acosta
Dennis Cigan and Judith Sepeda ‘60 Cigan
Diane Alancraig and Alfredo Septien
Charlotte Pacheco ‘52 Cimino
Edward Alario and Carol Rose ‘56 Alario
Howard Clawson and Paula Stringari ‘68 Clawson
Jeannie and Steven Alcantara
Michael Cobillas and Christine Gutierrez ‘70
Cobillas
Catherine and Patrick Allen
Notre Dame High School—Alumnae Council
Adelaide and Joe Alvarnas
Alyssa J. Andrion ‘12
Hilda and Reynaldo Arellano
Daziah Arias ‘13
Pastor Mark Arnzen
Leo Artana † and Angela Besio ‘44 Artana
Angela and George Arzate
Suzanne White ‘64 Atkinson
BAE Systems Matching Gifts Program
Roberta C. Baker
Jessielyn Balidio
Allyson Banales ‘10
Roy Barnes and Suzanne Mooring ‘55 Barnes
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Sandra Chavira ‘80
George Constantin
Rosana L. Coutinho
Jane H. Creech
Patricia Crone
Jennifer and James Crotty, M.D.
Michael Cully
Timothy Curley and Judee Fogarty ‘73 Curley
Elaine and Michael Curran
Jeanne and John Currie
Natasha Dandia ‘10
Saribel Daza ‘96
Evelyn and Roger Dean
Therese Deasy
John DeFranco † and Josephine Rizzo ‘49
DeFranco
Angeline Dellinger
Glorianna Dilellio
Joe Dilger and Mary Jo Waldron ‘60 Dilger
Sandra and Daniel Domiray
Anna E. Donovan ‘06
Elizabeth and David Donovan
Hyna and Elmer Dotimas
Robert Eicher and Tara Doyle ‘99
Eugene Dyer † and Zina Lou Hathaway ‘50 Dyer
Donald Edwards † and Barbara Calvo ‘56
Edwards
T. M. Eldredge
Glenn Elliott † and Mary Ann Lauzon ‘53 Elliott
Christine Ahearn ‘63 Ellison
Gloria Enriquez
Sondra and James Erickson
Peder Eriksson and Beverly McCarthy ‘49
Eriksson
Maria and Chris Evans
Rosemary Fama and Robert Hendershott
Iara Barcelos and Paul Farinha
Diane and Timothy Farley
Kathleen Faubion and Brian Zamora
Larry Knuston and Mary Lu Ferrara ‘68
Victoria A. Ferrara ‘69
Lynn Fielder
Marlene Zappelli ‘54 Filice, R.N.
Karen Meier and Steven Fisher
Jerome A. Flowers
Terri and Robert Francis
Claudia M. French ‘68
Paula and William Furniss
Joe Furtado † and Mary Ann Lauzon ‘53 Elliott
Marlene Luchessi ‘51 Furtado
Michael Gaeta and Michelle Santillan ‘85 Gaeta
Michele and Ralph Galantine
John Gallagher and Janet Vertin ‘53 Gallagher
Joseph Gallo and Maria Lena Trione ‘62 Gallo
Claudia Galvan and Thomas Skelton
Bruno Gambucci and Irene Marianelli ‘43
Gambucci
June Ganley
Ana Lili and Juan Garcia
Patricia Gardner and Pete Carrillo
Alice Towne ‘42 Garvin
Brenda Castillo-Garza and Victor Garza
Barbara Baggese ‘60 Gibson
Steven Gibson and Erin Menard ‘83 Gibson
Hen-Wen and John Gill
William Kurtz and Joan Winterling ‘50 Kurtz
Richard Martinez and Marta Valdez ‘80 Martinez
Patricia Pedro ‘51 Girard
Judy La Roque and Paul dela Rosa
Benilyn Martin-Salinas and Mike Salinas
Rita Gleason
Colleen Sullivan ‘66 Labozetta
Amelia and Manuel Olegario
Luiza Goncalves
Evelyn I. Laking
Monica May
Sergio F. Goncalves
Nandita and Tapan Lala
Annadel and Martin Mayo
Angela E. Gonzaga ‘00
Deepka and Prem Lalwani
Anita and Scott Mazer
Renee and Jacinto Gonzales
Tracey and Jacinto Laney
Nancy McCarron, S.N.D.
Wayne Gramlich and Christine Lipari ‘70
Gramlich
Lucia Langone-Martin and Rick Martin
Skye and Derek McCaw
Barbara Grappone
Barbara Hodge ‘52 LaPlante
Sydney Tiedt and Sheila McGann-Tiedt ‘61
Annette and Mark Laranjo
Catherine McGlinn ‘55
Laurin LaRocca ‘10
Sarah A. McGuinn
Stephanie LaRocca ‘08
Kate and John McMahon
Hai Le
Gerald McNutt and Joanna Di Grazia ‘59 McNutt
Quynh-Huong and Quang Dang Ho
Karen and David Meckstroth
Susan Alancraig and T. Orin Lee
Julia and Joseph Mello
Carol Leibl
Christine and Manuel Mendible
Gayle Cummings ‘71 Leonardelli
Raquel and Antonio Mendoza
Sylvan and Carl Lepiane
Carolyn and Darrell Mervau
Diane Lepiane Rizio and Peter Rizio
Joseph Messer † and Dorothy Snow ‘47 Messer
Rose Mary Levin ‘67
Luiza and Angel Milla
Wanda and Mark Levy
Anna-Mary Bush ‘49 Miller
Maybelleme and Jonas Litonjua
Jeanne Trevino ‘59 Miller
Joan and Chris Livingston
Martin Mimi
John Gravendyk and Ellen Heahey ‘47 Gravendyk
Catherine and Thomas Gregg
Melissa Groenveld
Anna Marie Baumann ‘44 Gruba
Bonnie Hamilton
Robert Hanson and Jennifer Cobillas ‘92 Hanson
Marianne Feran and Richard Healy II
Antoinette Heath
John Heinrichs and Norma Genovesi ‘47 Heinrichs
S. Henderson and R. Henderson
Jacob Hendryx and Annmarie Voss ‘74 Hendryx
Lindsy D. Hertanu ‘10
Steven Hickey and JoAnne Banales ‘76 Hickey
Carmen and Glenn Hill
Anita E. Hobesh
Marjorie and George Honore
Ashley Hudson ‘11
Mary Jo and Patrick Ignoffo
Rachel Inderhees ‘13
Linda Ingoglia
Jose Lizardi and Armida Aguilar ‘50 Lizardi
Thomas Lloyd and Alicia Ambrosini ‘02 Lloyd
Rebecca A. Logan ‘98
Homer Lohr and Jacqueline Bessiere ‘48 Lohr
Andrew Lue and Rosalina Que ‘82 Lue
Lara and Anthony Luna
Donna M. Lynd
Sandy Inouye-Imai
Ron Deiss and Joann ‘61 Jackson
Millicent Jacobson
Dan James and Doreen LaRosa ‘61 James
Charles Maciel and Mary Alvernaz ‘41 Maciel
Laura Musso ‘53 Mann
Cecilia and Daniel Martin
Jennifer and Jeffrey Martin
Joanie and Lawrence Jones, Jr.
Alison L. Judd
Karen M. Judge
Patricia G. Kallio
Anne Kangas
Ai and Quang Khuc
James J. Killian
Andrea Artana ‘56 Kirsch
J. Keith Kitchen
Barbara and Scott Knaster
Ray Kodres and Elizabeth Connor ‘65 Kodres
Lenore and Harold Koppel
Rusmin and Taemi Kudinar
1969
Pope Paul VI canonizes Blessed Julie Billiart in
Rome; she becomes Saint Julie. The Archdiocese
of San Francisco builds a new parish church in
south San Jose and names it after her.
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Julie and Rodger Moody
Megan and Paul Pryor-Lorentz
Virginia and William Sullivan
Brinton Moore and Amelia Catalano ‘49 Moore
Bryan Sutherland
W.E. Moorhead and Patricia Giles ‘58 Moorhead
Kathleen Campagna ‘50 Purdy
Katrina Taberna ‘11
Victor Morales and Pilar Jaime ‘70 Morales
Anne B. Morris
Barbara A. Quigley ‘71
Ann and Ronald Thumann
Mary Cahalan ‘48 Morris
Martha and Alvaro Quinones
Christine Mugnolo ‘97
Kathryn and James Rasmuson
Harry Toyne † and Barbara Rodenborn ‘45 Toyne
Priscilla and Mario Raudes
Tiffany and Michael Tran
Karen Duffey ‘63 Mullaly
John Reese and Mary Formosa ‘65 Reese
Annamarie and Edward Murphy
Maureen Y. Reyes
Marco Trapani † and Marlene Taormina ‘57
Trapani
Madelyn and W.E. Murphy
Maria and Ponciano Reyes, Jr.
Roxanne Naes
Leslie A. Rice
Taleen and Hagop Nazarian
JoAnn and Michael Ricks
Nancy Nelson
David Rinde and Saundra Badalamente ‘64 Rinde
Irene and George Tuma
Eulalia and Samson Nepacena
Gerald Rodriguez and Mary Ann Zoria ‘61
Rodriguez
Laura L. Uddenberg
Doris and Jack Urata
Linda and Robert Ronsse
Shihying and Edward Uytingco
Patricia and Robert Ross
Karen and Michael Van der Zweep
Robert Nino and Kathleen Coyle ‘42 Nino
Elaine and Patrick Ryall
Peri Maciel ‘63 Vattuone
James Noether and Katherine Terranova ‘62
Noether
David Ryan and Anna Maria Espino ‘73 Ryan
Vanessa Vaughn ‘11
Joe Salberg † and Janice Perlenda ‘44 Salberg
Erica Vega
Kathleen O’Brien ‘65
Luke Sanwick and Kathryn Feetham ‘01
Sanwick
Veena and Prasad Venugopal
Tracyanne Saunders ‘06
Maureen and Joseph Volpi
Anne and Minh Nguyen
Joanne Q. Nguyen ‘80
Khanh Nguyet Tran and Quang Hua
Dorothy Doheny ‘49 O’Connor
Virginia and Fred Olenak
Caitlin Scanlan ‘10
OneCause
Lois and Marlin Scheaffer
Isabelita P. Orantia
David Scheid and Carole Pregliasco ‘58 Scheid
Bertha and David Orozco
Paul Schifano and Mary Ann Niggemann ‘51
Schifano
Erica E. Ortega ‘06
Rufina and Mere Ortega
Kathleen and Patrick Schneider
Joy Osborne
Karen and Raymond Schuler
Viola M. Owen ‘37
Margarita Padilla and Jorge Garcia
Alicia and Ricardo Padilla
Paul Sickinger † and Barbara Rice ‘42 Sickinger
Denise Perez ‘70 Patterson
Milton Pavlina and Carolyn Menard ‘51 Pavlina
Charles Pedesky and Gerri Golick ‘53 Pedesky
Montez and Anthony Petronelli
James Pfaff and Ann Hobbs ‘54 Pfaff
Kate Pichon-Hellmann and Timothy Hellmann
Rosalie Pizzo, S.N.D. ‘52
Diana and Ramonsito Sico
Simply FJB
Norman Simpson and Judith Akers ‘61 Simpson
Miho Simunovic
Kris M. Slater
Carolyn Calcagno ‘60 Smith
Jay Sondheim and Shirley Bigongiari ‘51
Sondheim
Kathleen Planer
Farrell and Ken Podgorsek
Cynthia and Tony Soto
Gloria and Joe Ponte
Space Systems/Loral
Angie and Ronald Porter
Chris Spath and Margaret Clark ‘94 Spath
Chris Powell
Gus Pozzi and Estelle Gay † ‘42 Pozzi
Michael Pozzi and Rosemarie Fasano ‘63 Pozzi
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Kim and John Sheehan
Valerie Shih ‘11
Joan and Robert Pariani
Pauline Lepera ‘62 Price
Karen and Daniel Shea
Amy and Daniel Stammerjohn
Susan Stanton
Dorothy B. Suarez
Tim Sullivan and Gail Ryall ‘65 Sullivan
Tracy and Steven Trinh
Allison Troini ‘11
Laura and Joe Trovato
Peter Vigna and Jennifer Dains ‘88 Vigna
Catherine Waldron, S.N.D. ‘63
Stephen Brogley and Ethelita ‘72 Wallace
Miki and Stephen Wallace
Simone E. Wampler
Mary Waters ‘60
Rachel Weed ‘08
Gary Westberg and Andrea Finke ‘65 Westberg
Ernie Wilson and Barbara Meyers ‘49 Wilson
Jim Wilson † and Loretta Solari ‘56 Wilson
Nancy and Roger Wong
Collie Davis ‘56 Woodward
Megan R. Wygant ‘99
Judith M. Yarbrough
Raymond Yeselavage and Jean Aiello ‘63
Yeselavage
Lisa Yoshimi Yi and Albert Yi
Margaret and Joseph Zamora
Sheldon Zatkin and Patricia Sullivan ‘65 Zatkin
Rose Ann and Anthony Zeppa
Linda Zermeno-Rahmer
Vilma and Ruben Zeta
1970s
Alumnae Giving
Alumnae Class Giving
1934
Anna May Escobar Campagna
Marion Peake Robotti
1935
Margaret Matasci Bassetti
Charlotte Jennings Jelich
Catherine McCosker †
1937
1947
Nina Bruno Boyd
Joan Leahy Egan
Ellen Heahey Gravendyk
Norma Genovesi Heinrichs
Bette Cody Marsh
Dorothy Snow Messer
1948
Mary Aguiar Houret
Joan Kuklinski Franck
Jacqueline Bessiere Lohr
Mary Cahalan Morris
Dianne Schott Ravizza
1939
1949
Viola Owen
1938
Eva Prudhomme Orton
1940
Evelyn Rossi Uibelhoer
Frances Jones Weller
1941
Cecelia Guzzetta Bolster
Mary Alvernaz Maciel
1942
Alice Towne Garvin
Marianne Hayes Morrisey
Kathleen Coyle Nino
Marie Zaro Schmitt
Barbara Rice Sickinger
Maxine Smrekar
Connie Minardi Turner
1943
Dorothy Ucovich Banker
Bernadette Gurries Barton
Maxine Lannin Cohen
Mary Lou Allen Forster
Irene Marianelli Gambucci
Consuelo Moreno
Jane Cuneo Nannini
1944
Angela Besio Artana
Barbara Lundin Cheim
Anna Marie Baumann Gruba
Jeanne Cauhape Lukes
Joycelyn Spingola Milazzo
Janice Perlenda Salberg
1945
Margaret Rehm Brown
Grace Rowan Garcia
Maryellen Artana Meyer
Mabel DeSmet O’Connell
Barbara Rodenborn Toyne
1946
Elaine Rachou Aymard
Nadine Douglass
Geraldine Zaro Johnson
Josephine Pisturino Bertaccini
Anne Mary Grimaldi Biagini
Carolyn Cipolla Brashear
Janet Seidl Caputo
Carmel Giacalone Carpenter
Josephine Rizzo DeFranco
Beverly McCarthy Eriksson
Anna-Mary Bush Miller
Amelia Catalano Moore
Dorothy Doheny O’Connor
Geraldine Herzog Pappas
Barbara Meyers Wilson
1950
Caroline McKenzie Appling
Zina Lou Hathaway Dyer
Joan Winterling Kurtz
Colette Quement Lackovic
Armida Aguilar Lizardi
Joan Sullivan Lundell
Thomasene Eklund Luzzatti
Carol Rankin Nagengast
Consuelo Foster O’Brien
Patricia McKenzie O’Donnell
Kathleen Campagna Purdy
Carmen Marchese Russo
Joyce Steiner Towner
Teresa Polk Turco
1951
Beverly Falbo Bologna
Patricia Murphy Chargin
Amelia Lippolis Corral
Diane Rieder Fries
Marlene Luchessi Furtado
Patricia Pedro Girard
Geraldine Brancato Kern
Carolyn Menard Pavlina
Sally Picazo Pfeiffer
Jeannette Francis Sandberg
Mary Ann Niggemann Schifano
Shirley Bigongiari Sondheim
Marie Louise Mainero Trowbridge
1952
Charlotte Pacheco Cimino
Darlene Young Kotey
Barbara Hodge LaPlante
Barbara Matasci, S.N.D.
Mary Anna Watanabe Matsumoto
Peggy Gretz Normandin
Rosalie Pizzo, S.N.D.
Annemilia Schirle
1953
Yvonne Bondi, S.N.D.
Mary Ellen Nolan Bruni
Suzanne Donovan Cortese
Mary Ann Lauzon Elliott
Janet Vertin Gallagher
M. Jeanne Pfeiffer Kiely
Laura Musso Mann
Gerri Golick Pedesky
Jean Imhof Tarr
Mariam Smith Wyman
25
Alumnae Giving
1954
Kathleen Concannon Brooks
Joan Dalton Buckley
Marlene Zappelli Filice
Ann Hobbs Pfaff
Carolan Glans Scanlan
1955
Constance Percy Baker-Enzensperger
Suzanne Mooring Barnes
Patricia Fraga Dinapoli
Patricia Maher Filice
Catherine McGlinn
Mary Louise Gutierrez Mock
Eugenia Isaacson Pearman
Donna McGann Romano
1956
Carol Rose Alario
Rooney Pfaff Blach
Claire South Casey
Barbara Frick Donnelly
Barbara Calvo Edwards
Mary Munoz Garcia
Michelle Hogan
Mary Ann Frazer Joice
Andrea Artana Kirsch
Dorothy Alesch Kiser
Pauline Urlin Lavond
Laura Aceves Liccardo
Lillian Bianchi Miotto
Joan Baxter Sullivan
Anna Mary Steiner Thomas
Loretta Solari Wilson
Collie Davis Woodward
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1957
Barbara Ferrari Azevedo
Marie Andrade Brasil
Patricia Romani Cachopo
Rosalie Pusateri Eskew
Patricia Sullivan Hastings
Margaret Drolz Kirby
Rita Pursley Pacheco
Yvonne Badano Pine
Veronica Kelly Shaughnessy
Marlene Taormina Trapani
1958
Mary McEnery Canepa
Mary Jo Avilla Carroll
Joanne Filice Cunningham
Patricia DeMarlo
Julianna Barcelona Gargone
Barbara Levin Harper
Patricia Giles Moorhead
Ann Marie Piro
Susan Andrews Saso
Carole Pregliasco Scheid
1959
Catherine Ravizza Contreras
Donna Gargone Darst
Loreene Pardini Giansiracusa
Donene Ray Harrison
Valerie Belli Long
Joanna Di Grazia McNutt
Jeanne Trevino Miller
Donna Nicoletti Nicoletti
Judith Pursley Pace
Janet Fumia Schultz
1960
Karen Cauhape Calcagno
Darlene Pinza Campagna
Judith Sepeda Cigan
Lynette Rodrigues Cleaveland
Mary Jo Waldron Dilger
Marilyn Orlando Dorsa
Pamela Aldridge Ferrari
Faye Beechie Fyock
Barbara Baggese Gibson
Mary Casolary Heath
Terry Schaub Krivan
Mary Tanda Lanier
Annette Ditto Milionis
Ann Wade Mootz
Judith Ferrari O’Brien
Carolyn Calcagno Smith
Beverly Kampfen Suggs
Mary Waters
1961
Judith Kayser Fitzgerald
Joann Jackson
Doreen LaRosa James
Valerie Loboa-Hallmark
Mary Ann Kelly McCarthy
Sheila McGann-Tiedt
Lynda Sanfilippo Moudakas
Mary Ann Zoria Rodriguez
Mary Clara Cassidy Santana
Bernice Ferrara Seimas
Judith Akers Simpson
1962
Maria Lena Trione Gallo
Rita Barton Karr
Katherine Terranova Noether
Patricia Filice Perkins
Pauline Lepera Price
1963
Catherine Stout Cushman
Christine Ahearn Ellison
Arlene Pieracci Herrick
Karen Duffey Mullaly
Rosemarie Fasano Pozzi
Mary Anne Lorentz Ravizza
Peri Maciel Vattuone
Catherine Waldron, S.N.D.
Donna Woodcock
Jean Aiello Yeselavage
1964
Suzanne White Atkinson
Margaret Chiappe Bailey
Alvira De Maria Chargin
Joanne Banker Hames
Saundra Badalamente Rinde
1965
Patricia Rubino Brunetti
Margrete Cadena
Mischele Ritchison Carpenter
Harriet Riggar Catania
Barbara Santana Cronin
Susan Haas Dan
Norine De Gregori
Patricia Feasby Diamond
Mary Dullea Hood
Elizabeth Connor Kodres
Stacia Lumley
Carol McKillip
Nicole Moreno
Kathleen O’Shea Muller
Kathleen O’Brien
Mary Boland Ratner
Mary Formosa Reese
Gail Ryall Sullivan
Suzanne Armstrong Vierra
Elizabeth Ferrera Waldo
Andrea Finke Westberg
Patricia Sullivan Zatkin
1966
Elaine Bruni, M.F.T.
Kathleen Zoccoli Corbal
Colleen Sullivan Labozetta
1967
Anita Speciale D’Alessio
Maureen O’Reilly De Bolt
Anne Doeltz Farrell
Linda Patallero Furtado
Rose Mary Levin
1968
Christine Ray Carlisle
Mary South Certa
Paula Stringari Clawson
Charlotte Doudell
Mary Lu Ferrara
Claudia French
Diane Provasi Hougland
Mary Berryessa Isaksen
1969
Christine Martino DiSalvo
Annette Medina Fagundes
Victoria Ferrara
1970
Christine Gutierrez Cobillas
Christine Lipari Gramlich
Pilar Jaime Morales
Janis Patellaro
Denise Perez Patterson
Cynthia Gavin Pond
1971
Gayle Leonardelli
Barbara Quigley
Mary Catherine Sheridan
1972
Gail Skinner
Ethelita Wallace
1973
Christine Carbone
Judee Fogarty Curley
Maricela Jimenez Henderson
Anna Maria Espino Ryan
Silvana Volpe, M.D.
1978
Aldora Silva Apolinario
1979
Patricia Puentes
1980
Sandra Chavira
Marta Valdez Martinez
Joanne Que Nguyen
1981
Felipa Bejarano Carrillo
1982
Rosalina Que Lue
1983
Erin Menard Gibson
Christina Lee
1985
Michelle Santillan Gaeta
Kristine Ferrari Larson
Paulette Kempe Roseberry
Lisa Gonzales White
1987
Gloria Flores-Cerul
Gladys Ochangco
Justina Aschoff Rogers
Laura Washington
Kathryn Heagerty Zazueta
1988
Elizabeth Golaw Perez
Jennifer Dains Vigna
1974
Rosemary Arce
Rebecca Kulpa Fernandez
Rosanne Battaion Harris
Annmarie Voss Hendryx
Geralynn Patellaro
Patricia Hayes Stuart
1975
Georgina Amador Acosta
1976
Elizabeth Alvarez Alvarez
Kathleen Geraci Foley
JoAnne Banales Hickey
Leanne Patellaro Kirby
1977
Mary Jane Ajlouny-Johnson
Mary Fortune, Ed.D.
Melinda George
1970s
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Alumnae Giving
1989
Eva Condron-Wells
Anna Fox
Denise Garcia
Tara Hastings
1990
Abigail Benitez Lorimer
Dorothea Dellinger Bjorgum
1991
Joan Ouano Benitez
Janel Angulo Caruz
Cynthia Moraes Shaw
Peggy Wang
1992
Jennifer Cobillas Hanson
Patricia Ericson Johnson
Andrea Flores Shelton
1994
Christine Oberholzer Skizas
Margaret Clark Spath
1995
Megan Doyle
Meghan Ryall, M.D.
CONTINUED
1996
Karen Caillat
Saribel Daza
1997
Christine Mugnolo
1998
Alison Commiciotto
Jennifer Young King
Rebecca Logan
1999
2005
Lucia Dempsey McWood
2006
Anna Donovan
Erica Ortega
Tracyanne Saunders
2008
Shea Gerula
Stephanie LaRocca
Rachel Weed
Tara Doyle
Gemma Escobar Haylett
Livia Lo
Megan Wygant
2009
2000
Allyson Banales
Natasha Dandia
Marivic De Leon
Lindsy Hertanu
Laurin LaRocca
Jessica Medina
Caitlin Scanlan
Angela Gonzaga
Nina Nejah
Lauren Vidal
2001
Kathryn Feetham Sanwick
2002
Alicia Ambrosini Lloyd
2004
Mary Ciesinski
Aileen Lu
Nicole Coddington
Nilda Nejah
2010
2011
Michele Coddington
Ashley Hudson
Charmille Junge
Valerie Shih
Ashley Steffenson
Katrina Taberna
Erin Takeda
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Tribute Gifts
Tribute Gifts
In Memory...
Wayman A. Banker
Dorothy Ucovich ’43 Banker
Jeanne Benoit ‘40 Baysinger
Pamela Fox ‘61 Bogle
Janice Fox
Prudence Pisturino ‘53 Brundage
Bertaccini
Guadalupe Cadena
Elizabeth Casazza
Edgar Nannini and Jane Cuneo ’43 Nannini
Phyllis Basher ’57 DiSalvo
William Eskew and Rosalie Pusateri ‘57 Eskew
Marco Trapani † and Marlene Taormina ‘57
Trapani
Jennifer Fox ‘69
Janice Fox
Carolyn Ferrara Hughes
Albert Sandberg and Jeannette Francis ’51
Sandberg
Elizabeth Noonan ‘34 Kelly
McCarthy
Kenn Kiely
M. Jeanne Pfeiffer ’53 Keily
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert T. Pfeiffer, Sr.
M. Jeanne Pfeiffer ’53 Keily
Allison Lawrence ‘04
Mary and Lansing Thornton
Rene Lepiane
Adelaide and Joe Alvarnas
Hilda and Reynaldo Arellano
Paula Azevedo and Gerardo Peñaloza
Beverly and Arthur Bakos
Sandra and Duilio
Jeanne M. Bittel
Dorothea Dellinger ‘90 Bjorgum
Lauren and Jeff Cymerys
Natasha Dandia ‘10
Evelyn and Roger Dean
Angeline Dellinger
Maria and Chris Evans
Irene and Jim Floyd
Laura and Donald Gagliasso
Shea Gerula ‘08
Christopher Greene
S. Henderson and R. Henderson
Lusiana and Willy Hertanu
Marjorie and George Honore
Joanie and Lawrence Jones, Jr.
Karen M. Judge
Rusmin and Taemi Kudinar
Evelyn I. Laking
Diane Lepiane Rizio and Peter Rizio
Donna M. Lynd
Charles Maciel and Mary Alvernaz ‘41 Maciel
Barbara Matasci, S.N.D. ‘52
Madelyn and W.E. Murphy
Roxanne Naes
Jeanette and Randall Nagashima
Nancy Nelson
Patty Rauch and Gary Neustadter
Lee and Ralph Pryor
Catherine and Charles Reed
JoAnn and Michael Ricks
Jeannette and John Roberts
Stacy Roberts
Gerald Rodriguez and Mary Ann Zoria ‘61
Rodriguez
Marylou Schoone
Kim and John Sheehan
Simply FJB
Tasha A. Stachowiak ‘12
Ruby S. Stanton
Maureen and Joseph Volpi
Jennifer and David Wampler
Rose Ann and Anthony Zeppa
Sister Marie Celine
Barbara Rodenborn ’45 Toyne
Sister Marie Anthony
Stephanie and Andrew Minardi
Frank Turner and Connie Minardi ’42 Turner
Sister Monica
Lillian Bianchi ’56 Miotto
Helen Coyle ‘41 Molz
Peggy O’Brien
1980s
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Tribute Gifts
Tribute Gifts
CONTINUED
Courtney Going ‘43 Patton
Estelle Gay ‘42 Pozzi
Gus Pozzi
Rosella Preslnik
Rooney Pfaff ’56 Blach
Sister Reginald
Frank Fries and Diane Rieder ’51 Fries
Pauline Cribari ‘45 Rizzuto
Sister Rosemarie Julie
Frank Fries and Diane Rieder ’51 Fries
Gina Schluer
Frank Turner and Connie Minardi ’42 Turner
Louis B. Sullivan
Giorgio Luzzatti and Thomasene Eklund ‘50
Luzzatti
In Honor...
Irene Marie Voss
Jacob Hendryx and Annmarie Voss ’74 Hendryx
Jim Floyd
Clean Solar, Inc.
Cecilia Baumann ‘42 Wilde
Robert Nino and Kathleen Coyle ‘42 Nino
Audrey Kane ‘14
Collie Davis ‘56 Woodward
Marianne Schmitt ‘72 Wortel
Marie Zaro ‘42 Schmitt
Judith Fox ‘69 Correia
Janice Fox
Maggie Kane ‘11
Katie Kangas ‘01
Anne Kangas
Jennifer Kirkland ‘10
Madeline Kirkland ‘12
Michelle Leberknight ‘09
Mariana and Randall Leberknight
Barbara Simmons
Maud Gleason and Fred Holley
Nancy Fox ‘59 Thayer
Janice Fox
Taylor Nicole Winchester ‘14
Bryan Sutherland
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1980s
s
Business/Corporate/Foundation & Matching Gifts
Businesses/Corporation & Foundation
Matching Gift Companies
BAE Systems—Ground Systems Division
Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan
The Blach Family Foundation, Rooney Pfaff
’56 Blach
Adobe Systems, Inc.—Matching Gifts Program
Casco Property Management, Inc.
Intuitive Surgical, Inc.
Applied Materials, Inc.—Global Impact
JSR Micro, Inc
BAE Systems Matching Gifts Program
Kohl Photography
Bay Breakers
Landmark Builders
BD Matching Gift Program
Cisco Foundation Matching Gifts Program
eBay—Matching Gift Program
OneCause
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Pacific West Security, Inc.
GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program
San Jose Downtown Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation—Matching Gifts
Program
Clean Solar, Inc.
The Corporate Chef
J. Philip and Jennifer DiNapoli Foundation
Diocese of San Jose
eScrip
FIRST
Foxworthy Chiropractic Center
Fresh Choice, LLC./Zoopa Restaurants
Friant & Associates
Foundation
SDS NexGen Partners
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur—Province Fund
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
Space Systems/Loral
United Way—Silicon Valley
West Coast Tree Care
Western Digital
Willow Glen Travel
Google Matching Gifts Program
IBM Employee Services Center
IBM Matching Grant Program—K-12 Matching
Grants Program
Program
Intel Volunteer Grant Program
JSR Micro, Inc
KT Foundation Matching Gift Program
Giving Program
Oracle Matching Gifts Program
Portland General Electric Company—Employee
Giving Campaign
Roche Matching Gifts and Employee Volunteer
Programs
SanDisk Corporation Matching Gift Program
SAP Matching Gift Program
Synopsys Philanthropic Matching Programs
Tellabs Giving
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation
Truist
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching
Gift Program
Xilinx—Matching Gift Program
Yahoo! Corporate Matching Gift Program
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Event Supporters
Event Supporters
Golf Tournament Supporters
Anonymous
Michael Allard
Milagros and Manuel Arredondo
Lindsi and Sean Baldwin
Dan Barreras
Virginia and Richard Bartone
Michael Brunetti and Patricia Rubino ‘65
Brunetti
Brenda Austrie-Cannaday and Richard Cannaday
Joanabel and Emmanuel Cepe
Lori and Patrick Cougill
Kathleen and Scott Curry
Robert Diamond and Patricia Feasby ‘65 Diamond
Michael J. DiMartino
Devin Engebretsen
Mike Feasby
Paul B. Feasby
Thomas Feasby
Linda Herrmann and Robert Godar
Neha and Naresh Gupta
Lani and Steve Haddock
Paula and Richard Halford
Jim Heath
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Matthew Herrick
Eileen Hoefler
James Howard
Paul Isaacson
Brian Kenyon
Rebecca Hendricks and Theodore Key
Landmark Builders
Annette and Mark Laranjo
Josh Lyngar
Michael Maniglia
Carmen Martinez
Steve Maultsby and Jill Ferrari ‘81 Maultsby
Bryan Maxwell
Elizabeth and Ioannis Meras
Doreen and Colin Morales
Doreen Morales
Rachel and James Nelson
Bernadette and Ramon Ocampo, D.D.S.
Randy Okuba
Barry Olsen
Pacific West Security, Inc.
Andy Pashby
Eugene Pashby
Lisa Warren-Plungy and Mark Plungy
Jeff Pruss
Sandra and David Ramer
Richard Ravel
Mary and Cliff Reese
Shelley Roth
Virginia and Ray Sajor
Deborah Maxwell, M.D. and John Scerbak, M.D.
Marylou Schoone
SDS NexGen Partners
Christina and Scott Seaman
Adam Senson
Gary Serda
Paul Shumate
Eileen and Kelly Sims
Scott Slinker
Elaine and Walter Tersigni
Gabriel Testa
Gail and Bruce Tifft
Lilia and Luis Vaca
David Walker
Nancy and Gerald Watanabe, D.D.S.
Eric Weitz
Willow Glen Travel
Brian Winter
Women of Impact Supporters
Anonymous
Laurie and Chuck Abate
Allison Abbott-Kline and Norman Kline
Lisa Martin ‘74 Adamson
Pamela Anderson-Brulé and Pierre Brulé
Lenore Arnold
Pastor Mark Arnzen
Ann Artz
Douglass Aumack and Mary Quilici ‘75 Aumack
Nishma and Kamal Avlani
Carmen Barba-Barcena and Francisco Barba
Bellarmine College Preparatory
Berliner Cohen, Attorneys at Law
Kellie and William Blach
J. Richard Braugh
Shinita Beckum ‘74 Bryson
Karen Cauhape ‘60 Calcagno
Diane and Walter Carney
Maria and Victor Castro
The Catholic Foundation of Santa Clara County
Janet Chance
Hilda and Sarko Cherekdjian
Alice and George Chiala
Peter Cleaveland and Lynette Rodrigues ‘60
Cleaveland
Gina and Aaron Colton
Hannah S. Comiskey
Robert Compitello and Rosanne Cortese ‘76
Compitello
Cortese
Elizabeth Cox
Jane H. Creech
Kari Crowley
Jennifer and James Cunneen
Joe Dilger and Mary Jo Waldron ‘60 Dilger
Sandra and Daniel Domiray
Sondra and James Erickson
Corleen Hiram ‘74 Estes
Lynn Fielder
Karen Meier and Steven Fisher
Sue and Charles Foltz
Deborah Ford-Scriba
Jill and Steven Foster
Janice Fox
Terri and Robert Francis
Bob Roulo Fyock and Faye Beechie ‘60 Fyock
Penny and Gregory Gallo
Claudia Galvan and Thomas Skelton
Melinda George ‘77
Barbara Baggese ‘60 Gibson
Richard Gorini and Margo Joesten ‘74 Gorini
Laurie Gregory ‘76 Gray
Catherine Herrera ‘74 Greco
Melissa Groenveld
Mary and Mark Gruber
Matthew Herrick
Shannon Poltera and Thomas Hogan
Hoge, Fenton, Jones & Appel, Inc.
Hulberg & Associates, Inc.
Regina and Christopher Johnson
Alison L. Judd
Lee Ann Howard ‘74 Kaupp
Yuko and Andrew Kirk
Heda Koh, D.D.S.
Deepka and Prem Lalwani
Mary Tanda ‘60 Lanier
Martha and Sam Lazarakis
Kayloni K. Le
Molly and Nick Lecheler
Lynn Mack
Joseph Alexandra and Gabrielle Mancuso ‘65
Mancuso
Jennifer and Jeffrey Martin
Kathie Maxfield
Monica May
Mary McCormick
Earl J. McKinney
Mary McLane
Karen and David Meckstroth
Carolyn and Darrell Mervau
Montalvo Arts Center
Allan Mootz and Ann Wade ‘60 Mootz
Maria Luz and Alberto Movilla
Eva and Timothy Musgrove
Margaret Nabors
Linda Nardi
NetApp
Thanh Tran and Dao Nguyen
Louis Normandin and Peggy Gretz ‘52 Normandin
Virginia and Fred Olenak
Margot Olsen
Erica Ortega ‘06
Chong Sup Park
Terry Frugoli and Geralynn Patellaro ‘74
Sheryl and Ron Pelzel
Kristin Penner and Arnold Brown
Ben Perla and Janette Valderrama ‘74 Perla
Ruth Peterson
Harry Raftopoulos and Lee Ann Pasquinelli ‘74
Raftopoulos
Janet Redding Richardson and Thomas
Richardson
Michele and Mark Richards
Curtis McClendon-Riley and Saundra
McClendon ‘94 Riley
Cecilia Robb
Jackie Schmidt Posner, Ph.D. and Barry Posner
Deborah and Craig Shaffer
Priti and Divyesh Shah
Karen and Daniel Shea
Matthew Shelton and Andrea Flores ‘92 Shelton
Randy Silberman
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Silicon Valley Council of Nonprofits
Barbara Simmons
Carolyn Calcagno ‘60 Smith
Phyllis Stewart-Pires and Craig Pires
Mitchell Stuart and Patricia Hayes ‘74 Stuart
Marian Stuckey
Dorothy B. Suarez
Linda Subia-Stovich ’74
James Sullivan and Michele Croft ‘74 Sullivan
“Susan, Stylist for the Stars”
Laurie and Joseph Toscano
John Troini and Melanie Renner ‘74 Troini
Christina and Odysseas Tsatalos
Jane McCluskey ‘74 Vaillancourt
Rosanna and Victor Valladares
Maria and Isaac Vaughn
1991
Fundraisers for the San Jose Symphony ask to use the
mansion. Professional interior designers decorate the first
and second floors. Students and staff enjoy a glimpse of
the former Victorian splendor of the old building.
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Event Supporters
Event Supporters
CONTINUED
Susan M. Votaw
Gerald Wade, S.J.
Virginia and Patrick Waite
Richard Waldo and Elizabeth Ferrera ‘65 Waldo
Mary Wallis and Rod Bagg
Wealthplan, L.L.P.—Francis B. Doyle
Carey B. Weatherholt, D.D.S., Inc.
Debra and Dan Weed
Janis and Christopher Welsh
Mary Welty-Dapkus, M.I.M. and Drew Dapkus
Magi Young
Crab Fest Supporters
Anonymous (2)
Laurie and Chuck Abate
Catherine and Patrick Allen
Suzanne R. Allison ‘83
Colleen and Robert Altendorf
Clara and Frank Amarillas
Diane and Michael Andrion
Helen Ansted and William Harrington
Jamileth and Mario Araya
Leslie and Gregg Arioto
Bertaccini
Carolyn Cipolla ‘49 Brashear Malamed
Nathalia Brashear ‘02
Ruth Burson and Terence Ryan
Mary Louise Caldwell
Lisa and Antonino Cartelli
Michelle Casolary
Crystal Chow
Helen and David Clark
Jim Collins and Ellen Jorgensen ‘63 Collins
John Corpos and Emily Bernabe ‘63 Corpos
Alicia and Darrell Cortez
Heather and Brian Crane
Jennifer and James Crotty, M.D.
Jeanne and Henry Dapkus
Charlen Fong
Patricia Gardner and Pete Carrillo
Laura Fujikawa and Leonid Gelman
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Ellen and Ricardo Gicale
Marcella and Gary Gulmon
Liza and Steven Hanks
Noreen and Miles Harrington III
Antoinette Heath
Mary Casolary ‘60 Heath
Eileen Hoefler
C.M. and R.T. Hoge
Michael Hornbuckle and Lisa Allison ‘87
Hornbuckle
Tammie and Brian Hoshino
Linda Ingoglia
Martha and Eric Jepsky
Corazon and Michael Kalt
Marie A. Kandler ‘97
Mary Ann and Raymond Kelly
Pat and James King
Robert Kirby and Leanne Patellaro ‘76 Kirby
Leanne and Robert Kirby
Tracey and Jacinto Laney
Annika Liepelt
Stacey Lynar
Margaret A. Mahony
Jeanette Malley
Joan and John Martin
Carmen Martinez
Corazon and Cesar Mayo
Christina Mayo
Kerry and Philip McCarty
Bernarda Milan
Elise Mitchell
Rumiko and Hiromi Miyahara
Tammi and Randell Miyahara
Marta Carrillo and Dean Mulla
Catherine Shearley and Stephen Murphy
Nina Nejah ‘00
Anne and Minh Nguyen
Margot Olsen
Joan M. O’Reilly ‘68
Jeff Ota and Stephanie Ota
Terry Frugoli and Geralynn Patellaro ‘74
Tamara and Michael Ranker
Norman Ravizza and Mary Anne Lorentz ‘63
Ravizza
Walt Reeland
Bob Rewak
Leslie A. Rice
Janice and Joe Rommel
Bob Roseberry and Paulette Kempe ‘85 Roseberry
Ruth and Barnett Rosenblum
Desiree Salguero
Nicole and Steven Sanchez
Dolores Naso ‘51 Schmidt
Karen and Raymond Schuler
Cynthia Bojorquez and Gary Serda
Kerry Sexton
Lorraine and Charles Shepherd
Barbara Simmons
Wendy and Paul Sura
Elaine and Walter Tersigni
1990s
Laura and Stephen Trimberger
Karen and Michael Van der Zweep
Lauren Vidal ‘00
Michelle Villarreal
Susan and Richard Wakefield
Bonnie and Troy Ward
Debra and Dan Weed
Maureen McEnoy Williams and Richard Williams
Lizette Duarte ‘80 Woblesky
Auction & Dinner Supporters
Anonymous (2)
ND2
AEIS—Advanced Estate & Insurance Services
Brooke and Mike Ahrens
Kathy and Ed Almazol
Bellarmine College Preparatory
Berliner Cohen, Attorneys at Law
Lucile and Ernest Bianco
Shirley and John Bracco, Sr.
Michael Melamed and Nathalia Brashear ‘02
Melamed
Brunetti
Carden Academy of Santa Clara
Mary Lou Castellanos
Diane Cerra
Hannah S. Comiskey
Arlene Zarou-Cooperman and Jack Cooperman
The Corporate Chef
Cortese
Rita Cortez and Fred Sharkey
Lynn Devou
Shirley Paganini ‘61 Dorsa
Megan Doyle ‘95
Irene and Jim Floyd
Janice Fox
Friant & Associates
Anne Greene
Christopher Greene
Deb and Richard Hof
Lisa Sinizer and Rick Hopkins
Jack B. Keenan, Inc.
Carolyn and Chris Koehle
Desta and Steven Krong
Matthew Kussman
Marijoe and Victor LoBue
Elizabeth and Dragan Milanovich
Beth Miller and John Miller
Mai-Tram and Paul Nguyen
Louis Normandin and Margaret Gretz ‘52
Normandin
William O’Brien and Judith Ferrari ‘60 O’Brien
Katherine A. O’Doherty
Old Orchard School
Hilary Orr
Noel and Genie Isaacson ‘55 Pearman
Presentation Center—Retreats & Conferences
Michele and Mark Richards
Bill Romano and Donna McGann ‘55 Romano
Bob Roseberry and Paulette Kempe ‘85 Roseberry
Santa Clara University
Marylou Schoone
Soltero Door Service
Springer Collision Centers
Janice and Daniel Stachowiak
State Farm Insurance
Roseanna Torretto ‘61
Kaz Uyesugi, D.D.S., Inc.
Vanished Children’s Alliance
Lauren Vidal ‘00
Debra and Dan Weed
Robert A. Weickowski
1997
The old mansion and south wing of the school are closed
while the north wing remains open. The Sisters of Notre Dame
and the school’s Board of Directors decide to build a new classroom
facility at the corner of Second and Reed Streets.
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Event Supporters
Event Supporters
CONTINUED
160th Anniversary Supporters
Anonymous
Arianna C. Alvarado ‘06
Mark Anderson and Patricia Rahmer ‘71
Anderson
Anne Marie Asnong
Denis Aymard † and Elaine Rachou ‘46 Aymard
Theresa G. Babcock ‘01
Jerry Bachur and Denise Marsalli ‘71 Bachur
Gerald Baiocchi † and Mary Lee Smoot ‘51
Baiocchi
Roberta C. Baker
Wayman Banker † and Dorothy Ucovich ‘43
Banker
Sarah Jones ‘01 Bantz
Carmen Barba-Barcena and Francisco Barba
Hector Benitez and Joan Ouano ‘91 Benitez
Mary E. Benson ‘51
Bertaccini
Beverly A. Blockie ‘51
Richard Boomer and Mona Faraj ‘91 Boomer
Carolyn Cipolla ‘49 Brashear
Michaela Brody and Paul Benke
Roberta Mager ‘50 Caldwell
Joseph Campisi and Shirley Rose ‘51 Campisi
Carl Cardona and Jacqueline Kabrich ‘51 Cardona
Henry Cardona and Rose Marie Miranda ‘51
Cardona
Joseph Carrillo and Felipa Bejarano ‘81 Carrillo
Analisa Castaneda ‘01
James Chargin, M.D. and Patricia Murphy ‘51
Chargin
Michael Cobillas and Christine Gutierrez ‘70
Cobillas
Renee Coca ‘77
Jim Collins and Ellen Jorgensen ‘63 Collins
Alison L. Commiciotto ‘98
Robert Compitello and Rosanne Cortese ‘76
Compitello
Catherine Ravizza ‘59 Contreras
Anthony Corica and Darlene Bernard ‘51 Corica
Rita Cortez and Fred Sharkey
David Crowder and Patricia Murphy ‘62 Crowder
Anna E. Donovan ‘06
Nadine Douglass ‘46
Glenn Elliott † and Mary Ann Lauzon ‘53 Elliott
Hugh Fahrner and Janet Hogan ‘51 Fahrner
Marlene Zappelli ‘54 Filice
Marie and Joseph Fontana
Joan Kuklinski ‘48 Franck
Elizabeth Concannon ‘58 Frank
Frank Fries and Diane Rieder ‘51 Fries
Susana Garcia and Greg Czarkowski
M.D. Giansiracusa and Edith Zderic ‘51
Giansiracusa
Patricia Pedro ‘51 Girard
Rita Gleason
Ana Melara and Gary Glenn
Laura Vanni ‘93 Gonzalez
Wayne Gramlich and Christine Lipari ‘70
Gramlich
Richard Grim and Elizabeth Miranda ‘49 Grim
Nicole and Martin Gunther
Robert Hanson and Jennifer Cobillas ‘92 Hanson
Brigitte and Christopher Heiser
John Hernandez and Josephine Picazo ‘53
Hernandez
Hans Herup and Theresa Giallongo ‘84 Herup
Eileen Hoefler
Michelle Hogan ‘56
Paul Hough and Katherine Bosso ‘63 Hough
Anne Kangas
Rita Barton ‘62 Karr
Richard Kern and Geraldine Brancato ‘51 Kern
M. Jeanne Pfeiffer ‘53 Kiely
Douglas Killin and Kristin Pieracci ‘84 Killin
Christian Kinder and Marta Ramos ‘67 Kinder
Jennifer Young ‘98 King
Andrea Artana ‘56 Kirsch
Frank Kotey and Darlene Young ‘52 Kotey
Jerry Lahann and Joyce Lazzarini ‘49 Lahann
Claudia K. Latchman ‘93
Gayle Cummings ‘71 Leonardelli
John Lindsay and Patricia Baptista ‘71 Lindsay
Aileen Lu ‘04
Jack Marsh and Bette Cody ‘47 Marsh
McCarthy
Mary McLane
Sally Paradiso ‘51 Meduri
Mary Ann Migliaccio ‘51
Carol Miller, S.N.D.
Jeanne Trevino ‘59 Miller
Valentino Miotto † and Lillian Bianchi ‘56
Miotto
Joseph Montgomery, Jr. and Anita Francesconi
‘51 Montgomery
Brinton Moore and Amelia Catalano ‘49 Moore
W.E. Moorhead and Patricia Giles ‘58 Moorhead
Jo Ann Morettini ‘51
Joan Cammack ‘51 Morton
Robert Murphy and Zoe Ann Chaves ‘71 Murphy
Nadine Tognetti ‘64 Nelson
Patricia and Robert Oberholzer
Katherine Oliver
1998
Convent used by the Sisters of Notre Dame is
renovated to become the Student Life Center.
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Viola M. Owen ‘37
Joan Panella, S.N.D.
Dolores A. Pardini, S.N.D. ‘56
Gena and Efren Pasao
Milton Pavlina and Carolyn Menard ‘51 Pavlina
Sr. Catherine Pelletier
Patricia Filice ‘62 Perkins
James Pfaff and Ann Hobbs ‘54 Pfaff
Richard Pfeiffer and Sally Picazo ‘51 Pfeiffer
V. Ronald Pine, J.D. and Yvonne Badano ‘57 Pine
Rosalie Pizzo, S.N.D. ‘52
Carole Proctor, S.N.D.
Dolores Quigg, S.N.D.
Elaine and Patrick Ryall
Dora Navarro ‘51 Sanchez
Albert Sandberg and Jeannette Francis ‘51
Sandberg
John Santana † and Mary Clara Cassidy ‘61
Santana
Tracyanne Saunders ‘06
Paul Schifano and Mary Ann Niggemann ‘51
Schifano
Ruth Schlotzhauer and Mark Isfeld
Barbara Simmons
James Smith and Nancy Dattilo ‘53 Smith
Belinda Soriano
Mary Jane Rodrigues ‘51 Souza
Linda Subia-Stovich ‘74
Jeanne Sullivan, S.N.D. ‘47
Gladys Nakashima ‘51 Takaki
William Tarr and Jean Imhof ‘53 Tarr
Darlene Tenes
Rudy Tenes and Lilia Sanchez ‘51 Tenes
Roseanna Torretto ‘61
Harry Toyne † and Barbara Rodenborn ‘45 Toyne
Carl Uibelhoer † and Evelyn Rossi ‘40 Uibelhoer
Carolyn and David Verdugo
John Warren, M.D. and Silvana Volpe, M.D. ‘73
Stephen Walsh
Rachel Wang ‘06
Walter Wyszynski and Norene Pfeiffer ‘51
Wyszynski
Sheldon Zatkin and Patricia Sullivan ‘65 Zatkin
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Gifts-in-Kind
Gifts-in-Kind
Anonymous
Bowlmer Lanes
Erik’s Deli
231 Ellsworth Restaurant
Evolution Tae Kwon Do
Almaden Barber
Timothy Brinton
The Fairmont Hotel—San Jose
Almaden Golf and Country Club
Broadway by the Bay
Falcon Roofing
Almaden Valley Nursery
Broadway San Jose
Thomas Fallon Photography
Brunetti
Famous Dave’s
Karen and Brian Bunton
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
Alsco, Inc.
Amici’s East Coast Pizzeria
Anytime Fitness
Applebee’s
The Art Glass Center of San Jose
Ballet San Jose
BaskinRobbins
Bear Valley Mountain Resort
Berkeley Repertory Theatre
BEST Physical Therapy
Bijan Bakery & Cafe
Black Bear Diner
Karen Black
Bloomster’s
Blue Rock BBQ
Elizabeth and Malcolm Bordelon
Byington Vineyard & Winery
The Flames
Caffe` Trieste
Flemings Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar
Forbes Mill and Double D’s Restaurant
California Sport Design
Frankie, Johnnie & Luigi Too
Campo di Bocce of Los Gatos
Joseph George Wine Merchants
Capricious Skin Care
Gilroy Express Wash
Gilroy Gardens
Carmel Bach Festival
The Giving Gourmet
Casa La Sirena
The Golf Club at Boulder Ridge
California’s Great America
The Grill
Charlie’s Cheesecake Works
Habana Cuba Restaurant
The Cheesecake Factory
Margie Chiechi
Halleck Vineyard
Ciao Bella Salon
Harbin Hot Springs
Cigarland
Haute House
CineLux Theatres
The Headache Doctor of Campbell
Cinnabar Hills Golf Club
Heller Jewelers
Higher Fire
Clarity Medical Spa
Hilton San Jose and Towers
Classic Car Wash
Eileen Hoefler
Cloverleaf Family Bowl
B.R. Cohn Winery & Olive Oil Company
ComedySportz
Costco Wholesale—Santa Clara
Hydration Coffee & Tea
Il Fornaio Restaurant
Dave & Buster’s of Milpitas
In-N-Out Burger
Dio Deka Restaurant
Disneyland/Disney’s California Adventure
Milana Dodsworth
J Vineyards & Winery
Jamba Juice—Morgan Hill
Jigsaw Salon
Domenico Wines
Johnny Rockets—San Jose
Donsuemor, Inc.
Natasha and Atif Kazmi
Douglas Fairbairn Photography
Hotel DeAnza
Costco Wholesale—Almaden
El Amigo
Holder’s Country Inn
Corporate Inn—Sunnyvale
Eagle Ridge Golf Club
“Scott P. Feldman, Optometrist”
Kenwood Vineyard
Brian Kenyon
Kerlee and Associates
The Kleid Group
2002
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O’Connor Mansion demolished along with
the south and north wings of the school;
Manley Hall is dedicated.
Paraiso Winery
Krush Salon
Peet’s Coffee & Tea—Lincoln Avenue
Sailaja and Dilip Kuchibhatla
Peggy Sue’s
Kyoto Palace
Peju Province Winery
La Fondue
Pet Food Express—Oakland
Landmark Builders
Dr. Phil Show
Las Positas Golf Course
Philz Coffee
Photography By Delgado
Los Gatos Brewing Company—San Pedro Square
Pinder Winery
Los Gatos Kenpo—Karate Studio
Alain Pinel Realtors
Los Gatos Roofing
Planet Granite
Los Lagos Golf Course
Mary and Jeffrey Smoker
Lululemon Athletica
Poor House Bistro
Smuin Ballet
M & M Auto Werkes
Presentation Center—Retreats & Conferences
Sonoma Chicken Coop—San Jose
Tamara and Steven Malik
Raging Waters
South Bay Canopy
Manchester Financial
Red Robin
South Bay Guitar Society
Marie Callendar’s—Morgan Hill
The Retro Dome
Splash Jewelry
Marriott—San Jose
Retzlaff Estate Winery
San Jose Stage Company
Marriott—Santa Clara
Ken Rice
Starbucks—Bernal
Mason & Mickens Financial Services
Starbucks—Snell
Massage Envy
Roma Bakery
Stella & Dot
Rose Garden Auto Care
Stems
Darla Mckenna
Rosies and Posies
Michelle Stewart
Mega Byte Pizza Company
Royalty Tours
Christine and Manuel Mendible
Sachs Day Spa
Story Road Animal Hospital
Juanita Menig
Salon Soule
Streamline Limosine
Merry Mart Uniforms
San Francisco 49ers
Sugar Bowl Corporation
Mexico Lindo
San Jose Chamber Orchestra
Summerwinds Nursery
G.L. Mezzetta, Inc.
San Jose Earthquakes
Sunseri Salon
San Jose Giants
Sweet Tomatoes
Morgan Hill Bowl
San Jose Improv
Symphony Silicon Valley
Morgan Hill Cinelux
San Jose Museum of Art
Morton’s Steakhouse
San Jose Repertory Theatre
Tea Traditions
The Mountain Winery
San Juan Oaks Golf Club
The Tech Museum of Innovation
Mr. Falafel
Santa Cruz Mountains Winegrowers Association
Theatreworks Silicon Valley
Elsa and Michael Murdter
Santa Teresa Golf Club
Togo’s
Neto Sausage Company, Inc.
Sara Lee
Toll House—A Larkspur Hotel
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Savannah-Chanelle Vineyards
Tomato Thyme
Nova Vista Symphony
Scandia Family Fun Center
Tova Day Spa—Fairmont Hotel
Oakland Athletics
Travieso Winery
O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub
Scott’s Seafood Restaurant
Tude’s School of Dance
Olive Garden—Milpitas
Sent Soui
Tulkoff Food Products, Inc.
The Olympic Club of San Francisco
Shadowbrook/Crows Nest Restaurants
Umbrella Salon, Inc.
Original Joe’s
Sharks Foundation
Una Mas Mexican Grill
Sharks Ice at San Jose
W.E. Harding Co., Inc.
Silva Sausage Company
Wente Family Estates
Paizleys Salon and Spa
Silver Creek Valley Country Club
Wine Country Balloons & Tours
Panera Bread
Sky High Sports
WRB Construction
Paolo’s Restaurant
K. Q. Smith
Zanotto’s Grocery
2004
Sr. Camilla Burns, Congregational Leader
of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur in Rome,
visits San Jose.
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In Memoriam
In Memoriam
Janet Rodey ‘44 Aurreoechea
John Balidio
husband of Jessielyn Balidio
father of Benelyn Cendana ‘07
father of Amanda Balidio ‘13
Lenor Bolle
Christine Brewer
wife of Everett Brewer †
Everett Brewer
husband of Christine Brewer †
Gloria Cadena ‘51
Elizabeth Taucher ‘42 Cirigliano
wife of Joseph Cirigliano
Colin Clark
husband of Maureen Clark
father of Bridget Clark ’86 Piziali
father of Margaret Clark ’94 Spath
father of Erin Clark ‘91
father of Lucy Clark ’89 Eger
Linda Dimas ‘51 Cortez
wife of Peter Cortez †
Yolanda Cataldi ‘45 Dean
wife of Douglas Dean
Phyllis Basher ‘57 DiSalvo
wife of Jerry DiSalvo
Thomas Dunkin
husband of Josephine C. Dunkin
father of Elizabeth Dunkin ’69 Patrick, D.D.S.
father of Janice Dunkin ’67 Wittman
Father of Debra Dunkin ‘66
grandfather of Abby Wittman
Raymond Firato
husband of Sue Firato
Shirley Barkhimer ‘56 Forest
Frances Mraz ‘33 Fox
Kathryn Montalbano ‘39 Geraci
wife of Daniel Geraci
Phyllis Logan ‘45
Marie Lucchetti
wife of John Lucchetti
mother of Linda Lucchetti ’58 McLaren
mother of Lori Lucchetti ’71 Hensley
Leanore Turturici ‘31 MacLellan
mother of Michael MacLellan
sister of Marie Turturici ’32 †
Joann Rubino ‘54 Martin
Mary Larmon ‘42 McCarthy
wife of Francis McCarthy †
mother of Sheila Gourley
Catherine McCosker ‘35 (dec.)
sister of Virginia McCosker ’32 †
Bob Mehe’ula
husband to Cheryl Mehe’ula
father of Robert K. Mehe’ula
We have carefully reviewed the names of donors listed in this report. If your name has been
omitted, misspelled or incorrectly listed, please accept our sincere apology and bring the error
to our attention so that we may correct our records. Contact Christine Cooke in the Development
Department at 408.294.1113 ext. 2180 or [email protected].
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Patricia Perrucci ‘47 Melehan
wife of James Melehan †
mother-in-law to Celeste Martin ’72 Melahan
mother to Joe Melehan
sister to JoAnn Perrucci ’56 O’Connell
sister-in-law to Jerry O’Connell
sister to Carmel Perrucci ’49 Vaudagna †
Dorothy Sulli ‘34 Moreno
wife to Ray Moreno †
mother of Nicole M. Moreno ‘65
sister of Carmella Sulli ’37 †
Ricardo Paras
husband of Gloria Paras
father to Kimberly Paras ‘05
Jeanne Petersen
sister-in-law of Charlen Fong
Yolanda Cucciare ‘51 Porter
Patricia Paganelli ‘56 Sanchez
wife of Fred Sanchez
Mary Schott
mother of Dianne Schott ’48 Ravizza
mother–in-law of Gene Ravizza
mother-in-law of Patricia Sunseri ’58 Schott
mother of Stephen Schott
mother-in-law of Joanne Hayes ’55 Schott
mother of E. Laurence Schott †
Charles Shoup
sister of Carol Shoup, S.N.D.
Patricia Jones ‘59 Strout
wife of Benjamin Strout
sister of Kathy Jones ’60 Moritz
sister of Maureen Jones ’64 Standifer
Joseph Sunseri
husband of Lorraine Cristina ’35 Sunseri
father of Patricia Sunseri ’58 Schott
father–in-law of Stephen Schott
brother of Antoinette Sunseri ’37 Cristina
Mary Martha McDonald ‘49 Tierney
Vincee Amaral ‘50 Viso
wife of Jim Viso
mother-in-law of Cherry Papazoni ’71 Viso
Nancy Warhola ‘92
Robert Zajac
husband of Janice Zajac
father of Thea Zajac ‘01
2000s
Giving to Notre Dame/ Mission Statement
Ways to Give to Notre Dame
1851 Legacy Society
The 1851 Legacy Society recognizes
those individuals who have named
Notre Dame High School with a
bequest in their will, or with life income
gifts or named endowment funds.
Lifetime Giving
Lifetime giving includes gifts of real
estate, cash, securities or closely held
stock.
Endowment Giving
Endowment gifts are carefully invested
and managed for growth. The restricted
principal is preserved in perpetuity and
the interest earnings are used to provide
scholarships or to support programs,
depending upon your wishes. Options
include establishing a donor-named fund
or contributing to existing endowments
for scholarships or programs.
Annual Giving
Donations to the Annual Giving
Campaign make up the difference
between tuition income and operational
costs. Annual giving supports a
balanced operating budget while also
making regular investments in overall
facilities, academic programs, technology
and co-curricular programs.
Special Events
Notre Dame hosts four major
fundraising events annually: a golf
tournament, the Women of Impact
luncheon, a crab fest and a spring
dinner/auction. Underwriting,
sponsorship and attendance at
these events raises funds for tuition
assistance and the operating budget.
Matching Gifts
Many companies offer matching gift
programs. Check with your human
resources office to see if your company
participates or contact Notre Dame’s
Development Office for assistance.
For More Information
For more information or if you have
questions, contact Anna Quinones,
Director of Development, at 408.294.1113
ext. 2158 or [email protected]
Tribute Gifts
Remember a family member or friend
by making a gift to Notre Dame in
her or his honor or memory.
Gifts to Notre Dame High School are
tax deductible as allowed by law.
Mission Statement
Notre Dame High School, in the heart of downtown San Jose since 1851, provides young women an exemplary
Catholic and college preparatory education. We do so in the spiritual legacy of Saint Julie Billiart, the foundress of the Sisters
of Notre Dame de Namur, embracing the gift of God’s goodness to support the personal journey of each student. This journey
occurs in a uniquely compassionate community with meaningful and integrated learning programs that foster intellectual
curiosity, critical thinking, reflection, social awareness and responsibility, and the discovery of each young woman’s voice
and leadership capabilities.
We bring to life the values stated in The Hallmarks of a Notre Dame de Namur Learning Community.
• We proclaim by our lives even more
than by our words that God is good.
• We educate for and act on behalf
of justice and peace in the world.
• We honor the dignity and
sacredness of each person.
• We commit ourselves to community
service.
• We embrace the gift of diversity.
• We create community among those
with whom we work and with
those we serve.
• We develop holistic learning
communities which educate for life.
We honor Saint Julie’s wisdom to “Teach them what they need to know for life.”
2011
Notre Dame San Jose celebrates its 160th year.
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OR GANIZ ATIO N
U S PO STAGE
PA I D
NO TRE D AM E
SAN JO SE
596 S. Second St.
San Jose, CA 95112
Address service requested
Please call or email address corrections
to Christine Cooke in the Development
Department at 408.294.1113, ext. 2180
or [email protected].
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