March - Saint Francis High School

PARENT
SAINT FRANCIS
HIGH SCHOOL
MARCH 2003
NEWSLETTER
EDUCATING HEARTS AND MINDS TO SERVE THE WORLD
COMING UP
Winter Sports
Awards
March 10 at 6:30 p.m.
Enclosed is an invitation to
the Winter Sports Awards Night.
Please mark your calendar since no
other invitation will be mailed.
Summer Sports
Camp
Sports and Activity Camp will
be in full swing this summer for its
38th year! The Saint Francis Sports
and Activity Camp has been structured to provide each youngster,
ages 6 through 13, with a variety of
learning experiences. The goal is
to give group and individual instruction in a number of sports
while also teaching teamwork and
good sportsmanship. The staff of the
Sports and Activity Camp works
diligently to provide an active
learning environment while emphasizing the positive development of
each youngster’s self esteem. Session
dates are as follows:
Week 1: June 16-20
Week 2: June 23-27
Week 3: June 30- July 3
Week 4: July 7-11
Campers may sign up for any
number or combination of weeks.
For more information, call Linda
Dowling, ext. 475.
Join us for “A Knight in Paradise”
The 20th Annual Royal Lancer Auction is rapidly approaching and will be
held Saturday, March 22, 2003 at the Crowne Plaza Cabana Palo Alto. This
dazzling event will include a silent and live auction, hors d’oeuvres, cocktails,
entertainment and a gourmet dinner. Dress for the evening is “island elegance.”
The proceeds from this event will benefit the Saint Francis Endowments.
Tickets for the Auction are on sale now. Every reservation made prior to
March 3rd will qualify for a special drawing for a stay at the beautiful Monterey
Plaza Hotel. Reservations can be made by returning your invitation response card
or by calling the Development Office at (650) 968-1213, ext. 261.
There is still time to make a gift to the Auction. Tickets for events, dinners,
services, collectibles, and vacation homes make great auction items. Put a creative
basket together that will entice a high bid. Cash for underwriting expenses is also a
great gift. Your donation is tax deductible and will benefit Saint Francis High
School. A gift donation form is included in this mailing.
The Auction will also be the setting for this year’s Grand Raffle where three
lucky winners will take home cash prizes of $5,000, $1,500 or $750. Every family
has received a book of tickets, so “take a chance” to help support Saint Francis
High School. You do not need to be present to win, and you may be the lucky
winner. Let’s make this a memorable evening and also help our school!
Annual Giving
If you have not yet returned your Annual Giving Pledge Card, please do so
at your earliest convenience. Remember, Saint Francis High School receives no
financial support from the government or the diocese. The school is dependent
on the support of our parents, alumni and benefactors to enhance programs and
facilities. We need all families to participate in this endeavor at whatever level
they possibly can. Make a tax-deductible gift to Saint Francis High School and
help our students!
Reminder: The President’s Club Dinner will be held on May 7, 2003.
Teen Driving Law Correction
The February Parent Newsletter included information regarding the teen
driving laws. These laws have since been updated and are provided below.
Here are the rules again:
• For a new driver’s first six months or until the driver turns 18, no passengers
younger than 20 are allowed unless a licensed driver age 25 or older is present.
Exceptions can be made for certain needs, such as taking younger siblings to
school when reasonable alternatives are inadequate.
• For a new driver’s first 12 months or until the driver turns 18, no driving
is permitted from midnight to 5 a.m., unless accompanied by a licensed driver
age 25 or older. Exceptions are permitted for school, employment, family and
medical needs when reasonable alternatives are inadequate.
Academics
Campus Ministry
CAMPUS MINISTRY
Academics
Six-Week Progress Report
The six-week grading period for
Semester 2 ended Thursday, February 13, 2003. Progress reports were
sent on Thursday, February 20, 2003.
If you did not receive your student’s
report, please contact the Academic
Office. Please note that these grades
are progress grades only. A second
progress report will be sent to you after
the 12-week grading period.
If your student received a first
semester grade below “C-” in any
course needed for college admissions,
or if your student is in danger of
receiving a second semester grade
below “C-”, it would be wise to begin
researching various summer school
programs to remediate the grade. If
your student received a semester failing grade in any Saint Francis requirement, he/she must make up that
grade prior to returning in the fall.
Please refer to the notice in this
newsletter regarding the summer
school program offered at Saint
Francis High School.
Parent-Teacher
Conferences
The spring Parent-Teacher Conference will be held on Monday, March 3,
from 1:30 - 3:00 P.M. Teachers will be
stationed in Raskob Memorial Gym
and Malcolm Center. We will be following an “A3” schedule that day. As
always, this conference time is intended
for short discussions (5 minutes maximum) regarding your student’s
progress. If you need an extended
time to discuss your student’s grades,
please arrange to speak with the
teacher(s) at another time.
“Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right, persevering,
and steadfast spirit within me.” Psalm 51:10
Retreats
The final Senior Silent Directed Retreats are April 2-4 and April 14-16. These
retreats have been “sold out” for each date. Please remember our retreatants in your
prayers.
The Junior retreats for this year are completed.
The Parent Teen Retreat is Saturday and Sunday, March 29-30.
See the enclosed flier.
The final Sophomore Immersion retreats are March 6, 10 and 12. This year the
entire sophomore class has made this retreat with their Religious Studies New
Testament classes.
Immersion
There will be two summer immersion trips available through Saint Francis High
School and offered to our junior and senior students. The first trip, for juniors only,
is the annual Holy Cross Immersion. Saint Francis High School will host the
immersion to be held in downtown San Jose. Students from the other three Holy Cross
High Schools will be joining our Lancers from June 16-20, 2003, for a week of service
in and around downtown San Jose.
The second trip for graduating seniors and some juniors will be offered by Sister
Jodi and the Oakford Dominican Sisters. They will be conducting the second annual
summer bible camp in Coachella, California. Camp will be conducted during the
week of June 15-21 and June 22-28.
Campus Ministry representatives have been in junior classes to discuss these great
opportunities.
Liturgies
An all-school liturgy will be held March 20 to celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph,
patron of the Brothers of Holy Cross. This is a special day for our community as we
recognize the dedication of our Brothers to families of Saint Francis High School.
Service
Service project due dates are coming up soon. All service verification forms need
to be completed according to the school guidelines in order for the service to be
considered complete. Senior service is due March 3. Junior verification is due April
8; Sophomore verification is due April 21; and Freshman verification, May 5.
Freshman students going to Agnews may pick up a map in Campus Ministry. There
are very few sign-up spaces left for Agnews on Sunday mornings. Students may need
to try Special Olympics or other schools or agencies that provide services to
developmentally disabled people. Students must call ahead to make an appointment to
work. No agency can provide work on short notice. Service information is available
on the school web site at www.sfhs.com/Campus Ministry Service.
Pastoral/Grief Counseling
The staff of Campus Ministry is available to parents and students who are dealing
with the difficult issues surrounding loss - whether that loss is because of death,
divorce, breakup of relationships, or any circumstance. The teenage years can be very
difficult. We have printed information about the process of grief. Please feel free to call
us with your requests or concerns.
Counseling Corner
Scholarships
Scheduling of Classes for 2003-2004
Seniors should continue to check the Counseling
Center daily as well as the Scholarship Binder for
upcoming scholarships. If you are the recipient of a
scholarship from a college or organization, please notify
your counselor immediately. We would like to recognize all our scholarship recipients at school and in the
graduation program.
During the months of February and March, counselors will meet
with current freshmen, sophomores and juniors to plan next year’s
classes. Students are asked to bring registration forms for parents to
review, sign and bring back to the counselor as soon as possible. Please
carefully review requirements for specific classes with your student in
the Academic Handbook. You will receive confirmation of classes for
next year from the Academic Office by the beginning of April.
College Freshman Placement Tests
An Evening Discussion on How to Prepare for
Collegiate Athletics
Seniors in high school who will be attending UC or
CSU campuses in the fall who do not meet the
established SAT test scores may be asked to take a
placement test in English, math or both. These tests are
a method used by public colleges in California to
determine appropriate course placement in the fall of
freshman year in college. If you need to take the ELM
(Entry Level Math) or EPT (English Placement Test)
for CSU or Subject A Exam for UC’s, you will be
personally notified by mail from specific campuses.
Financial Aid
All colleges and universities require students to
have filed financial aid forms by March 1. Failure to
do so generally means that a student and his or her
family will not be eligible for financial aid for the
2002-2003 school year. All financial aid forms as
well as Cal Grant forms are available in the Counseling
office.
Call or write the colleges your student has applied
to if you have specific questions regarding financial
aid filing deadlines.
SAT I and SAT II
The SATs will be offered on Saturday, May 3, at
Saint Francis and on June 7 off campus. Juniors should
plan on taking this test once in the spring and again
in the fall. Any freshmen or sophomores currently
enrolled in Biology X or Biology should consider
taking the Biology E/M SAT II in June. If you have
questions regarding this test, please contact your
student’s guidance counselor. Any junior student planning on applying to the UC system should also plan
to take three SAT II’s this spring. Colleges also
accept the ACT test as a substitute for the SAT I test.
All application forms are available online or you may go
to the websites: www.collegeboard.com or act.org to
register.
The Saint Francis Guidance and Counseling Office is hosting an
evening for parents and students to learn more about collegiate
athletics on March 25, 2003, at 7:00 P.M. in Malcolm Center. College
level coaches from Division I, II and III will address some of the
following topics: How do we, as parents, help our child navigate
through the recruiting process? How do I, as a student athlete, market
myself effectively for college athletic programs? What catches a
college coach’s attention? What is the difference between Division I,
Division II, Division III and the Community Colleges? How do I know
if I’m a top recruit or not? What do I need to do to meet academic
NCAA requirements?
General
Dean’s Office
Support $CRIP
Please be sure to read over the guidelines for the Dress
Code that can be found in the Saint Francis Student-Parent
Handbook. When choosing clothes for warmer weather, it is
important to note the very specific guidelines given to reflect
the “Christian and academic atmosphere of the school.” (p.37)
Much of what is labeled “fashionable” is not appropriate for
Saint Francis.
It is always recommended that a student stand in front of
the mirror at home and raise up a hand, put on a backpack,
or bend as you would at a locker, before leaving for school.
The inappropriateness of clothing could be determined
rather quickly and detention could be avoided by taking
this precaution before leaving home.
Encourage your student to bring in any “questionable”
article of clothing to the Dean’s Office to be checked for
Dress Code BEFORE it is worn to school.
With the school year more than half over, we would like
to thank those families who have supported the $CRIP
program. If you have not purchased any Saint Francis $CRIP
this year, it is still not too late. We carry a wide variety of stores
and restaurants to serve all of your needs (see enclosed flyer for
a complete list.) Many thanks to those who have already
enrolled with eSCRIP. Please remember you can sign up at
any time. So, you Safeway, Draegers and PW shoppers, sign up
today to continue your support of Saint Francis. Also encourage family, friends and neighbors to sign up. Call Aleeta or
Nancy if you need an enrollment form.
We are aware that many families have other $CRIP
obligations at various schools, clubs and parishes. Keep in
mind that every little bit helps, so consider purchasing some
of your $CRIP through Saint Francis. We may carry $CRIP
that you are unable to get elsewhere.
Remember $CRIP as Easter and graduation approach.
Use a restaurant $CRIP to treat Mom on Mother's Day. To
arrange to buy $CRIP or if you have questions call Aleeta
Sinclair (408) 736-4991 or Nancy Minton (650) 941-5243.
You can also send your order form to the Business Office or
call the $CRIP hotline at (650) 968-1213 (press ‘1’, then ext.
700).
Summer at Saint Francis Classes
offered June 16 - July 25
Saint Francis is proud to introduce Summer at Saint
Francis, a summer program offering a variety of fun and
creative academic classes for 6th - 12th graders. The curriculum provides summer courses for students seeking academic
enrichment or the opportunity to repeat a course for credit.
Classes for high school credit include algebra, geometry, biology,
chemistry, Spanish, English, history and religion. The enrichment courses include computer literacy and strength and
conditioning. In addition, our academic enrichment camps
prepare students for the year ahead. These courses focus on
Spanish preparation, SAT I and II preparation or the college
admissions process. Please refer to the brochure included in
this newsletter for specific course information and registration materials.
Summer at Saint Francis also includes academic and
fine and performing arts camps for middle school students,
and The Freshman Experience for newly enrolled freshmen.
These exciting programs give future Lancers the opportunity
to make friends and explore the campus.
Lancer Locker
If you haven’t been by Lancer Locker lately, be sure to
stop in and check out some great new items, perfect for gifts
of any kind. We have a great new “chromatic” ink t-shirt with
a fun, changing look. Our Lancer “basketball” tees will be on
sale this month along with many other items. We have a large
stock of the longer shorts in all sizes and colors, so get ready
for the warmer weather ahead. Don’t forget to show your
Lancer “spirit” at upcoming sporting events!!
A reminder... Lancer Locker is still looking for a new crew
for next year. Please call or stop by if interested! We’re open
on Tuesdays, 10:00-2:30 and Thursday lunches.
(650) 968-1213 x252.
Parent Clubs
Dear Saint Francis Moms,
As Groundhog Day arrived, Moms and Sons had fun together at
the very successful Mother-Son Casino Night. We thank Janet Garcia,
Jeanette Loretz and their committee for the great evening filled with
great food, fun decorations, entertaining casino games and fabulous
prizes. Special thanks to Scot Morton and the Men’s Club for volunteering their time as dealers of Black Jack. What a great way to start
the month of February.
Lancer Locker has been a great way for all of us to get special Lancer
apparel or boys’ school shorts-it’s our own little store on campus. We
thank two industrious women who have been managing this huge
enterprise, Debbie Fuller and Lynn Chronis and their large group of
hard-working volunteers. From selling at football games in the Fall
and staffing the Tuesday and Thursday shifts at the Lancer Locker, to
attending Women’s Club meetings, they made it easy for us get our
shopping done and we appreciate their diligence.
Another very efficient group we want to thank is Kathy Schields,
Debbie Fuller and their volunteers who put together the monthly
mailing. We thank them for their effort to get the information to us
each month. Several other volunteers have very quietly gone about
their jobs and so we thank them for very efficiently getting the job
done: Marla Griesedieck for copying on a moment’s notice, Lynne
O’Rourke for coordinating cookbook sales, Barbara Naylor for providing
flower arrangements as needed, and Val Liberty for being our Auction
Liaison. And, we’re not finished yet. In fact, there are more events to
come. April kicks off with the traditional Complimentary Spring Dinner
that will again incorporate The Yellow Rose Volunteer Appreciation
Reception. Mr. Makely will acknowledge the many women volunteers
who serve Saint Francis High School and, as a special treat, Ms. Kim
Oden, one of our school counselors and varsity volleyball coach, will
be our featured speaker. We finish off the month of April with the
Honor and Installation Dinner. This wonderful evening honors our
Senior Moms and installs the new Women’s Club Board. It is a very
special night for all attending so watch for the invitation. In the last
newsletter we mentioned the presentation of the Christmas at our
House check to Kevin Makley during the January meeting, but it
should be noted that the amount of the check was $143,000.00, which
was $43,000.00 over what was anticipated! Once more, congratulations
to Katy Kelly, Suzanne Moshier and all the CAOH volunteers.
Kathy Bacolini, Women’s Club President
UPCOMING EVENTS:
March 22 Royal Lancer Auction
April 9
Yellow Rose Complimentary Dinner
Volunteer Appreciation & Speaker,
Ms. Kim Oden
April 30 Honor & Installation Dinner
Dear Saint Francis Dads,
Our last Men’s Club meeting was held on
February 11th. We were delighted to have former
Stanford and NFL standout Garin Veris as our
speaker. He gave us an outstanding talk. I know
everyone enjoyed listening to him. Thank you to
Gary Martin for arranging Garin’s visit with us.
The next big event on our calendar is the
Lancer Auction. It is the school’s biggest fundraiser.
The date of this event is March 22nd. The committees have been working hard putting the auction
together. Aside from attending, I encourage you
to volunteer by securing auction items to donate or
helping with manpower. Contact Steve DeMaestri
if you can help.
On Sunday, February 2nd, the annual MotherSon social was held. This year it was Monte Carlo
night. Everyone who attended had a great time. I
want to thank all the Dads who volunteered to
deal that night. I know that the committee that
put on the event really appreciated the help.
Basketball and wrestling are winding down. I
want to thank all of you who had the “best seat in
the house” while working in the concession stand.
Your help is truly appreciated. A special thanks to
Dick Budelli, Don Bacci and Matt Gilbert for all
of the help scheduling the volunteers. Of course, I
would be remiss if I did not mention Gary Martin.
He has done a wonderful job running the concession
stands all year. Thank you Gary.
I hope to see you at the next meeting.
Scot Morton
Men’s Club President
SAINT FRANCIS
HIGH SCHOOL
MARCH 2003
DISCUSSION
DEPARTMENTS SHARE THOUGHTS WITH PARENTS
Teen Parties
Patricia Tennant, Principal
As we look towards spring and the
conclusion of the school year, we also
anticipate the many celebrations that
accompany the onset of the spring season,
including the Junior Prom and Senior
Ball. For many students, celebrations
come in the form of parties. While we
want our students to enjoy their last
semester of school, we are always concerned for their safety and well-being.
The difference between joy and tragedy
is often just a wrong decision or a mistake
in judgment, such as driving home from
a party with a friend who has been
drinking alcohol. We are aggressively
promoting an alcohol and drug-free
culture at Saint Francis, but we need
the help of our entire community. All
of our parents now have a copy of the
“Family Guide for the Prevention of
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Use”
prepared by the participating schools in
our Northern California Community of
Community of Concern
From “A Family’s Guide for the Prevention of Alcohol, Tobacco and
Other Drug Use”
Dear Families,
Watching our children grow into young adults is meant to be one of
parenthood's great rewards. The teen years provide countless occasions for
pride, for joy, for fun, for sharing- for teens themselves, for the families that love
them, and for the schools and communities that nurture their progress.
But today our teens face risks and obstacles that can turn innocent dreams
for a happy life into waking nightmares, or worse. Fear, stress, violence,
depression, suicide- these are among the dark realities our young people
encounter in their daily lives. Many express feelings of helplessness and
hopelessness. Coping can be a real challenge, in more ways than one.
Alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs are widely and readily available to young
people today. The statistics for alcohol alone are heartbreaking. With 11
million U.S. drinkers between the ages of 12 and 20, eight young people die in
alcohol-related car crashes every day.
Too many young people, when confronted with the temptation to drink,
smoke, or use other drugs, are unsure what to do. Despite displays of indifference
or even hostility, our teenagers need and want our guidance and support. The
fact is, teenagers whose parents talk to them regularly about the dangers of
alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs are far less likely to use these substances.
This guide is intended as a tool for getting the conversation going. It
deserves to be widely and freely shared by families, schools and communities
everywhere. Read it. Think about it. Discuss it. Act on it. Always bearing in
mind, of course, that the ultimate goal of this effort- the lifelong happiness of
our sons and daughters- is the single greatest reward any parent could ever have.
Sincerely,
Families and Communities Together
Concern. Now is a wonderful time to
use the pamphlet as a vehicle for discussion with your student. The article
“A Parent’s Guide to Teenage Parties,”
published by the organization Students
Against Driving Drunk (S.A.D.D.), is
printed on the back of this letter and
can serve as an additional information
guide for you.
Teenage parties are the most common source of alcohol and drugs. Through
our student organization, Students
Opposed to Drugs and Alcohol (S.O.D.A.)
and SAFE HOMES, we have made
great strides in communicating the
importance of providing safe choices
and safe environments for our students.
However, unchaperoned parties continue to be a source of concern for us
and a danger to our students. Parents
who allow their children to hold parties
or to attend parties where no adults are
present are inviting trouble. Drug and
alcohol use can dominate an unchaperoned party, and small gatherings of
friends can turn into “major parties”
just by word of mouth. Parents who leave
their teens for the weekend may be
subjecting their children to significant
peer pressure to “have a party.” Even
the strongest, most confident teenagers
have difficulty saying no when faced
with pressure from their friends.
Perhaps this article on teenage
parties will allow you an opportunity to
talk to your children about parties and
alcohol. It may also give you a chance
to reassure your teen that it is never the
right choice to get in a car with a person
who has been drinking. As a Catholic
school community, we care about all
our students. Our prayer for them is that
they can safely enjoy all the proms and
graduation celebrations that they have
worked so hard to achieve.
Calendar for March
3/1/2003
3/2/2003
3/3/2003
3/4/2003
A3
B1
3/5/2003
A1
3/6/2003
B2
3/7/2003
A2
3/8/2003
3/10/2003
3/11/2003
B1
G1
3/12/2003
B2
3/13/2003
3/14/2003
3/15/2003
3/16/2003
3/17/2003
3/18/2003
G2
3/19/2003
3/20/2003
B1
A1
3/21/2003
3/22/2003
B2
3/24/2003
3/25/2003
G2
B1
3/26/2003
3/27/2003
G1
B2
3/28/2003
G2
3/29/2003
3/30/2003
3/31/2003
B1
Baseball Wilcox Tourn V, Baseball vs Mt View JV (H),
B&G Track College Park/Piedmont Hills (H), CCS Basketball, CCS Soccer
10:00 Mother/Daughter Mass and Brunch
Early Dismissal,1:30-3:00 Parent Teacher Conferences MC RG
Volleyball vs SHC V JV (T), Tennis vs Mitty V (H) JV (T), Golf vs Mitty JV (T),
Baseball Wilcox V (T) JV (H), Softball vs Carlmont V (T) JV (H), Mardi Gras 7:00 pm (MC),
Bd of Directors Rm 601
Liturgy Ash Wednesday, Softball vs Wilcox V (H) JV (T), Golf vs Mitty V (H),
Tennis vs Pinewood V (T)JV (H), Girls Swimming vs Mt View (H), CCS Basketballl,
Twilight Retreat 7:30
Immersion Retreat, Golf vs V Christian V (T) JV (H), Tennis vs Valley Christian V (T) JV (H),
Baseball Wilcox Tourn V
Rally, Softball Miguel Tourn V, Boys Swimming vs Menlo (H), Baseball vs Scotts Valley JV (T),
Sadie Hawkins Dance 8-11:30
Baseball Wilcox Tourn V, Softball Miguel Tourn V, B&G Track Mt Pleasant Relays,
Volleyball Aptos Tourn JV, Girls Swimming SFHS Inv, CCS Basketball Finals
Immersion Retreat, Tennis vs Palo Alto V (H) JV (T,) 6:30 Winter Sports Awards
Golf vs Mitty JV (H), Softball vs SHC V (T) JV (H), Tennis vs SHC V (T),
Volleyball vs SI V JV (H), Boys Swimming vs Gunn (H), NorCal Basketball
Immersion Retreat, B&G Diving vs Mitty (T), Volleyball vs Valley Christian JV (T),
Golf vs Serra V (H), Band Parents Mtg 7:30
NO CLASSES MagDrive Free Day, Softball vs Mitty V (T) JV (H), Tennis vs Serra (H),
Golf vs SHC V (T), Baseball vs Saratoga V (H) JV (T), B & G Swimming vs Mitty (T),
NorCal Basketball
NO CLASSES, Holiday, Ashland Trip Fri – Sun, Softball Miguel Tourn V,
Tennis PA-Gunn Tourn V
Ashland Trip, Boys Swiming Serra Relays V, B&G Track Monarch Relays,
Baseball vs Granada JV Fr (H,) Softball Miguel Tourn V, Volleyball vs Aptos V,
Volleyball Lealand Tourn JV, Tennis PA-Gunn Tourn V, NorCal Basketball
Ashland Trip
NO CLASSES, Faculty In-Service, Baseball vs Wilcox Fr (T)
Baseball vs Mitty V (H) JV Fr(T), Softball vs Presentation V (T) JV (H),
Tennis vs Bellarmine V (T)JV (H), Volleyball vs Mitty V JV (H), Golf vs Bellarmine V (T) JV (H)
Golf vs SI V (H), B&G Track & Fld vs SHC (H), Choir Concert 7:00 MC
Liturgy, Feast of St Joseph, Jr Retreat, Golf vs SI JV (T), Boys Swimming vs Riordan (H),
Girls Swimming vs SHC (H), Softball vs Los Gatos V (T), Tennis vs SI V (H) JV (T),
Volleyball vs Serra V JV (H)
Junior Retreat, Tennis vs Mitty V (T) JV (H), Baseball vs SI V (T) JV Fr (H), State Basketball
B&G Track Wildcat Relays, Volleyball Lealand Tourn V, Girls Swimming Menlo Relays,
Royal Lancer Auction
Faculty Meeting
Boys Swimming vs Bellarmine (T), Baseball vs Valley Christian V(T),JV Fr (H),
Softball vs ND V (H) JV (T), Tennis vs Riordan V (T) JV (H,) Volleyball vs Bellarmine V JV (H),
Golf vs Riordan JV (H)
Golf vs Riordan V (H), Boys Track & Fld vs Bellarmine (T), Girls Track & Fld vs Presentation (T)
Softball vs SI JV (H), Golf vs Mitty V (T), Girls Swim vs Presentation (H),
Volleyball vs SHC V JV (H)
End of 12-Week Grade Period, Baseball vs Riordan V (T) JV Fr (H), Boys Track Stanford Inv V,
Honor Band Concert 7:30 MC
Parent-Teen Retreat, Baseball vs SHC V (H) JV Fr (T) Volleyball vs Aptos V JV (T),
Boys Track Stanford Inv V
Parent-Teen Retreat
DECEMBER 2002 HIGH HONORS
CLASS OF 2006
Travis Adams
Ashley Albiani
Kelly Artherholt
Cristina Arthun
Natalie Asborno
Devin Askounis
Natasha Baker
Brandon Bautista
Denise Bennett
Mark Boskovich
Alexis Boutacoff
Joseph Bramlett
Caitlin Brown
Mary Busmire
Naelene Camillo
Amy Castello
Angela Celentano
Jimmy Chan
Jeffrey Chang
Daniel Ching
Ryan Clark
Daniel Crowley
Cynthia Curley
Colby Daines
Barbara Dajewski
Kellen Dickinson
Sara Doyle
Claudia Eachus
Christopher Eldredge
Thomas Evans
Daniel Fitzsimmons
Steven Flory
Kassandra Funcell
Katie Garagozzo
Dianne Giron
Stephanie Gong
Daniel Griffith
Timothy Haugh
Melinda Heavey
Laura Hernandez
Rahul Hirani
Kathleen Howell
Jacquelyn Hu
Scott Hvidt
Kristina Iringan
Caitlin Irwin
Ashley Jones
Aubrey Jordan
Romi Jordan
Sonia Kamath
Kathryn Kamenski
Sarah Kamenski
Kevin Kang
Alexa Kempis
Alison Kendall
Hassan Khan
Brian Lai
Natalie Lai
Lawrence Lau
Olivia Lau
Nicole Law
Michael Lawler
Jennifer Le
Erin LemMon
Calvin Leung
Kimberly Leung
Daniece Loomis
Katherine Lowe
Jessica Lu
Linda Lund
Natalie Luu
Erica Maglione
Kathleen Mara
Nikhil Marathe
Elise Marchese
Lukas Martincik
Nicole Maston
Christian Mata
Magdalena Matkovic
Brianna Maxson
Matthew McKinley
Elissa McMullan
Eric Meagher
John Menasce
Eric Middleton
Robert Montalvo III
Michelle Morikawa
David Mravca
Caitlin Mulloy
Kenneth Ng
Calvin Nguyen
Catherine Nguyen
Michelle Nguyen
Ashton Nielson
Elizabeth Niemeyer
Ashley Nucera
Neekaan Oshidary
Adela Park
Claire Perkins
Danielle Perrin
Molly Philbin
Samuel Pompei
Colleen Powers
Julianna Pratt
Kedar Kumar Reddy
Justin Reginato
Dustin Rhodes
Sarah Romaniuk
Ana Maria Sanchez
Benjamin Schaechter
Kimberly Schumann
Richard Scudellari Jr.
Naomi Sell
Benjamin Sheehan
Alisha Shimada
Wendelyn Shue
Nichole Shuer
Nikunj Singh
Benjamin Sitler
Mark Soares
Claire Stallman
Cynthia Thickpenny
Emily Thomas
Rebekah Thompson
Melissa Tran
Jessica Uher
Michael van Bronkhorst
Melissa Vargas
Anthony Verdugo
Charles Vo
Erin Vonderach
Alice Wang
Patrick Weber
Tierney Werner
David Wernick
Matthew Westrick
Adriana Widdoes
Eric Wilde
Samantha Williams
Edmund Wong
Jonathan Wong
Allyson Zan
Arta Zowghi
DECEMBER 2002 HIGH HONORS
CLASS OF 2005
Gregory Adrouny
Isabelle Alford Lago
Erica Alvendia
Robert Arnold
Christa Artherholt
Christina Austin
Andrew Bandel
Audrey Barden
Amber Barton
Jillian Bauer
Lori Bibat
Ross Boberg
James Bourque
Laura Bradrick
Daniel Bruno
Elizabeth Bulanti
Melissa Busmire
Joseph Bussing
Matthew Cantele
Michael Carpol
Thomas Cavazos
Petrus Chan
Julia Chang
Anne Chen
Katherine Chin
Tracy Chou
Benjamin Chun
Kevin Conner
Patrick Connors
Blanche Consorti
Daniel Cowan
Diana DeCesare
Jennifer DeLago
Patrick DeWitt
Sarah Dias
Rebecca Dinkel
Edward Divita III
Brianna Dougherty
Vanessa Driscoll
Maria Duenas Blanc
George Durando
Eleni Ellenikiotis
Kelsey Enquist
Ranna Farzan
Michelle Fenesy
Sarah Fernquest
Heather Findlay
Brian Fisher
Michelle Fitzsimmons
Joseph Foronda
Kristen Fox
Kaela Frizzell
Michelle Gamlen
Joseph Garibaldi
Elanor Gilham
Laura Giulie
Christina Gonerko
Timothy Gonzales
Daniel Gracia
Robert Graviano
Dana Grolle
Matthew Gunderson
Easton Henrikson
Mary Hildebrand
Denise Hill
Yvette Holzwarth
Mollie Hoo
Aaron Hubbard
Daniel Hurst
Sandhya Jacob
Evan Jaques
Joel Johnson
Allison Johnston
Diana Keeler
Alyssa Kehriotis
Julia Klofas
Lea Knopf
Alexis Konevich
David Krueger
Sara Larson
Ashleigh Lee
Jason Lee
Sherrie Li
Paul Lion IV
Benjamin Lok
David Lukrich
Christina Lunzer
Christine Lynch
Alexandra McCarthy
Kirstin McGhee
Kimberly Mooney
Rachel Moshier
Esmeralda Murillo
Jenna Murphy
Natasha Nanda
Angeline Navarro
Matthew Nehrenz
Amy Ng
Christina Nguyen
Rashelle Nguyen
Natalie O’Farriell
Christopher Ou
Maria Palomo
Ramya Parthasarathy
Nathan Patkay
Gretchen Paule
Elizabeth Paz
Katarina Pena
Deanna Perez
Joshua Pickles
Dante Popalisky
Laura Prang
Katherine Quaglia
Tushar Ranjan
Kavitha Ratnam
Prashant Reddy
Heidi Richter
Kathleen Richter
Michael Rohrs
Lauren Rosario
Rachel Rosenberg
Jenna Ross
Amber Ruiz
Sharareh Sadaghiani
Lauren Salazar
Michael Saviano
Atul Saxena
Sara Scannell
Andrea Schlemmer
Jaclyn Schlemmer
Eric Sheehan
Christina Smolen
Kaitlin Solera
Joelle Strickland
Christine Szelong
Katherine Tippets
Ashley Tjhoi
Ryan Tom
Brian Tran
Kimberly Tran
Megan Uhrich
Marisa Vaccarezza
Jeevan Valath
Alison Veith
Daniel Vo
Rebecca Vu
Marinna Wagner
Jeffrey Wang
Matthew Waters
Michelle Watson
Audrey Yau
Nathan Zaru
Alysse Zrebski
DECEMBER 2002 HIGH HONORS
CLASS OF 2004
Claudia Abrishami
Katherine Ambrose
William Anderson
Tasio Baserga
Susannah Beetem
Mariel Block
Stephanie Bo
Jillian Bowman
Matthew Brown
LauraMae Bryan
Kimberlee Cazale
Marco Cerna
Jessica Chan
Yvonne Chan
Joseph Chay
Yung-Yee Chen
Leslie Cheng
Marilie Coetsee
Maria Cortes
Jason Crowley
Michael Cruz
Maria Daatio
Michael Darby
Michelle DeLateur
Monica DeLateur
Tracey Devereux
Daniel DeZordo
Nicholas Dillingham
Erin Dollarhide
Megan Dorrian
Brian Drocco
David Falcocchia
Ashley Fischer
Megan Garrett
Calvin Genna
Gabrielle Grenier
Mackenzie Griffith
Laura Hageman
Janel Healy
Catherine Hill
Emma Hinojosa
Kevin Hogan
Paul Hogan
Carol Ip
Michael Jensen
Shilpa Kaji
Rebecca Keenan
Brian Killeen
Matthew Kinkaid
Julie Kunz
David Lai
Jarrett Lantz
Annika Larsson
Meredith LaSala
Robert Lopez
Matthew Loretz
Danielle Maher
Grant Mahler
Bianca Manzo
Monica Martin de
Bustamante
Mirek Martincik
Katharine McMaster
Jeffrey Meek
Shane Minnis
Jack Moreci
Nicole Ng
Anthony Nguyen
Anthony B Nguyen
Nicolle Nguyen
Katrina Ostertag
Alexandra Pantelis
Christopher Perry
Rexford Petrill
Lindsey Pho
Jessica Popelka
Nima Rahimi
Jeremy Randall
Tyler Ready
Michael Redding
Kristen Ribero
Lauren Riccoboni
Kristi Roybal
Kristine Runge
Devapratim Sarma
Stephanie Schnitter
Ashley Schuck
Loretta Scudellari
Christopher Sherrard
Cristina Silva
Hillary Silva
Linsey Smith
Michael Stallman
Alexander Stiller
Casey Stottrup
Suzanne Stuebing
Matthew Sullivan
Kathryn Thompson
Kristen Tojo
Jenna Tomaino
Nicholas Totis
Jessica Tsai
Timothy Van
Katherine van
Bronkhorst
Kendra Van Buren
Eric Walden
Patrick Watkins
Andrew Weber
Adam Wegener
Diandra Weldon
William Whitney IV
Ashley Wolf
Stephen Wong
Gordon Yu
DECEMBER 2002 HIGH HONORS
CLASS OF 2003
Aydin Abdollahian
Erika Arnold
Vikram Arumilli
Adrienne Bateson
Melissa Beaubien
Diana Bell
Heidi Berenjfoorosh
Matthew Berger
Nicole Bernardo
Jordan Boulger
Derek Bouskos
Erica Boutacoff
Jennifer Bow
Katie Boyden
Jenna Bragato
Nicholas Busta
Christopher Byron
Michael Cahill
Nicholas Campi
Jason Caragan
Melanie Caselas
Todd Caviglia
Krista Celentano
Lily Chan
Cheryl Chang
Kevin Cherrstrom
Christopher Chow
Eric Chow
Theresa Condon
Shannon Conner
Erin Connolly
Anne Connor
Meghan Crowley
Ryann Derrama
Cara Diehl
Danielle Dito
Rebecca Dreyfuss
Erika Enomoto
Andrew Essary
Jessica Everhart
Jenny Feliss
Jonathan Fidge
Christopher Filios
Mary Findlay
Brittany Follett
Julianne Francis
Edward Fuller
Nathaniel Fuller
Julianne Fylstra
Adrienne Galvez
Michael Gawley
Jennifer Gonzales
Michael Govaerts
Michael Grolle
John Grosso
Anjali Grover
Joseph Guenzer
Will Hambly
Lauren Haugh
Kara Hedlund
Anna Hennings
Valerie Hoagland
Yasmin Hosseinzadeh
Samantha Hung
Amy Ille
Erin Inkster
Mary Rose Jensen
Brendan Jimenez
Jesley Johnson
Caitlin Johnston
Leslie Jordan
Kyle Kaveny
Elizabeth Kennedy
Jessica Kent
Cristin Kenyon
Michael Kenyon
Amina Khan
Esther Kim
Julie Kircher
Richard Kosoglow
Alexander Lauderbaugh
Dustin Lee
Brian Leong
Albert Leung
Melissa Levick
Jonathan Lieberman
Jeffrey Lipinski
Cassandra Lomas
Amanda Loretz
Richard Lugonja
Jeffrey Luyau
Colby Lyman
Michelle Maestri
Leslie Maglione
Michael Manoukian
Christopher Marchese
Timothy Marrion
Courtney Martin
Nicholas McGuire
Nicole Mendez
Kelsey Miller
Timothy Mitro
Kristen Mulenburg
Christopher Myers
Daniel Nguyen
Megan North
Margaret Ocampo
Tadashi Oguchi
Amy Olander
Matthew Olsson
Megan Ottoboni
Nina Ozdemir
Ann Pan
Lindsay Parker
Evan Pasion
Kamal Patel
Alexander Perkins
Kristin Pietrelli
Amanda Pinder
Ellen Porshneva
Ashley Rogers
Scott Rooker
Kevin Roy
Diane Russell
Gregory Russell
Christopher Sanchez
Jackeline Sanchez
Kendal Schall
Jenna Schwalbe
Jennifer Sheehan
Katharine Shultis
Francisco Silva Jr.
Daniel Soares
Holly Spaulding
Sonia Spaulding
Joseph Spence
Nora Sullivan
Michelle Swenson
Kerry Tealdi
Elisa Tejeda
Lauren Tippets
Amy Van Buren
Jess Venticinque
Dana Walker
Jean Weber
David Welch
Taylor Whittell
Michelle Wohler
Ashley Wood
Elisa Worland
Gregory Wrench
Austin Yeakel
DECEMBER 2002 HONORS
CLASS OF 2006
Emilie Abate
Daniel Agcaoili
Michael Allen
Patricia Andrews
Lisa Atwood
Elisabeth Ayres
Kyle Baker
Anna Marie Barranco
Loren Barrett, Jr.
Caitlin Bellotti
Lauren Bernardo
Jonathan Bernhardt
Joshua Biedenweg
Christina Bolognini
Janelle Borelli
Michael Bravo
Forrest-Anthony Bright
Michael Brown
Kristen Burford
Timothy Busbin
Cassandra Camilleri
Andrea Canova
Elizabeth Cate
Kelly Cave
Adam Cote
Kathleen Crites
Matthew Delsman
Madison Detro
Andrew Dickow
Jess Dimas
Christina Dinkel
Michelle Dotimas
Meaghan Douglas
Jennifer Emick
Corinne Espinosa
Matthew Essary
Ely Estoesta
Farshad Fallah
Daniel Fielden
Katelyn Fox
William Fry
Elizabeth Gavin
Colin Gerlach
David Glassanos
Lauren Glazebrook
Christina Graham
Ankit Gupta
Aya Harada
Lauren Harriman
Amanda Heinisch
Alexander Holland
F. Michael Hope
Caroline Hurley
Tyler Ingram
Stephanie Jackson
Alisha Jeffcoats
Christopher Jensen
John Kulusich,Jr.
Robert La Bouff
Brian Lam
John Larson
Brianne Limber
Nicholas Liotta
Jonathan Luyau
Garron Ma
Michael Madavi
Hector Madrigal
John Paul Maksim
Jason Marshalla
Margaret McCarthy
Timothy McCrone
Shannon McFadzean
Malav Mehta
Margaret Menasce
Kate Molak
Stephanie Ng
Andrew C. Nguyen
Hieu Nguyen
Jenny Nguyen
Sean O’Neill
Jonathan Oribello
Nicholas Owen
Shana Patadia
Kaitlyn Pavlina
Nicole Raisch
Lanel Rando
Marianne Rees
Justine Relos
Curtis Robidoux
Vanessa Rodriguez
Robert Roman
Adelina Rosales
Elizabeth Rouleau
Daleen Saah
Kyle Sackman
Richelle Safe
Nicole Sardella
Nicholas Schultz
Erik Shoquist
Christopher Southard
Andrea Spence
Michael Stevens
Stephany Sue
Bradley Sullivan
Alexander Tambellini
Jonathan Tan
Melanie Tansuwan
Henry Tran
Mark Van Elderen
Cristina Vetere
Gabriella Vetere
Kathryn Vidovich
Brendan Ward
Hannah Ward
Travis Yamagata
Abby Yeakel
Vincent Zingale
DECEMBER 2002 HONORS
CLASS OF 2005
Mary Acosta
Nicole Alberto
Lindsay Andreu
Sherri Arvin
Jaclyn Bacci
Alex Barron
Nicole Beges
Rebecca Beltramo
Joreen Bones
Shannyn Burt
Kelly Caviglia
Victoria Chavez
Michelle Clapp
Nichole Clark
Danielle Contro
Rebecca Cottrell
Ian Cruz
Alexandra Dahout
Allan Dancer
Jeff Delva
Lorin Doran
Joanna Draeger
Devin Ernst
Danajane Eymer-Vargas
Lindsay Ferriera
Brian Filice
Rachel Forman Lau
Luke Fuller
Alexander Galli
Melitta Garagozzo
Danielle Garcia
Diana Gil Ochoa
Jennifer Gonzalez
Richard Gorman
Thomas Grandsaert, Jr.
Yumi Grave
Ryan Gualtieri
Ashley Guerriero
Bradley Guslani
Marc Handalian
Joseph Harris
Kelly Helfrich
Thomas Hendrickson
Lindsay Hilliard
Brian Houlihan
Hillary Hughmanick
Jeffrey Hynes
Shishir Jani
Gabriel Jensen
Kyle Laine
Marissa Langdon
Alberto Lata III
Nicholas Lopez
Christina Maestri
Alexandra Maguire
Adam Mariucci
Victoria Martin
Colin Mason
Aaron Maxson
Christopher McDonald
Bryan McSweeney
Elliot Mercer
Anne Meulman
Annika Meyer
Chad Minnis
Michael Morales
Amanda Mork
Alexandra Moss
Sameera Naghavi
Daniel Ng
Justin Nguyen
Alison Ottenweller
Jambu Palaniappan
Christina Pasetta
Charles Peck
Arjun Pendharkar
Jonathan Pierce
Jason Powers
Mary Powers
Brittany Ramans
Kendall Reischl
Eugene Roche
Michael Sample
Charisse Sare
Benjamin Schaaff
Molly Scott
Natalie Seufferlein
Matthew Shannon
Brian Sherrill
Patrick Smith
Michele Steinmetz
Anna Stern
Charles Talpas
Victoria Tanoury
Alexander Thorne
Alexander Trevelyan
Chris Van Amberg
Joseph Van Dyke
William Walberg
Michael Walker
Clay Wayman
Molly Wheeler
Travis Whitebread
Sean Whitney
DECEMBER 2002 HONORS
CLASS OF 2004
David Abramo
Pierce Acuff
George Ajlouny
Jenna Arruda
Mario Baraona
David Barbara
Jeremy Bautista
Krystal Beasley
Alina Bezdikian
Brian Biniek
David Blanco
Peter Boskovich
Ryan Bravo
Rachelle Brown
Tessa Calip
Nicolas Camacho
Benjamin Campi
Chelsea Cardani
Courtney Carvalho
Kevin Castillo
Kevin Chaves
Jennifer Christian
Meghan Coakley
Christa Conom
Diane Copenhagen
Austen Courpet
Mary Elizabeth Curley
Karen De Gregorio
Daniel Descalso
Paolo Dizon
Amanda Draeger
Kelsey Duignan
Anand Durvasula
Ashley Dutro
Brooke Ellison
Ashley Estes
Jenelle Feldman
Jon Forbes
Brian Forsberg
Anna Fraboni
Kristin Freiberger
Julia Gamlen
Ross Garcia
Heather Gardinier
Matt Gebhart
Nora Germano
Jeffrey Gerrity
Christina Gilbert
Nicholas Gionfriddo
Brett Giurlani
Gavin Grace
Catherine Greguras
Lauren Gruenstein
Jessica Gysin
Steven Harkey
Amy Hawryluk
Molly Hayes
Erin Heatley
Maegan Hendow
Deanna Hess
Kelly Hollywood
Jason Howard
Paul Hurt
Christopher Hyland
Linzey Hypes
Brooke Ingram
C Sean Ivester
Luis Jimenez
Anna Juan
Brandon Juan
Thomas Kelly Jr.
Nathaniel Kent
Katelyn Kerrigan
Nicholas Kolich
Nikhil Kulkarni
Ryan Lafferty
Emily Lai
Ronald Lau
Ryan Lee
Matthew Legaspi
Toni Lessler
Britt Long
Kevin Lozares
Kelsey Lynch
Nicole Macey
Michelle Maher
Jennifer Maillo
Juliet Mardini
Travis Martin
Stephanie Mascovich
Shahrzad Mazloom
Michael McGee
Christina McGrath
Kathleen McGreal
Allison McGuire
Jamie McNellis
Marc Mendonca
Rachel Mezak
Clayton Miller
Denise Minton
Jeanette Moritz
Carolyn Murphy
Tevita Naufahu
Scott Naylor
Jaeson Nicolopulos
Nellie Nunes
Marcellus O’Connor
Kelly O’Rourke
Gerardo Olivarez
John Panfil
Alix Proceviat
Melissa Ramones
Karen Ramorino
Dominique Reynaga
Jeffrey Riccoboni
Jimmy Rogez
Krystle Rossi
Sarah Samet
Jessica Sanchez
Kira Sarkisian
Gaelle Schaller
Steven Schields
Julie Schloss
Catherine Shannon
Nicholas Sheuerman
Justin Sieber
Courtney Sinclair
Kendall Smith
Patrick Smith
Andrew Smythe
Emily Spangler
Rebecca Spence
Kyle Spraker
William Starrett
Shaun Steele
Andrew Stevens
Vivian Thorne
Greg Trobbe
Vincent Uibel
Joel Velasco
Michael Verna
Amanda Vicente
Brandon Voelker
Lawin Wallace
Joshua Wang
Matthew Wheeler
Daniel Williams
Kevin Winkler
Marc Yinger
Greta Young
Eric Yui
DECEMBER 2002 HONORS
CLASS OF 2003
Jacqueline Alvendia
Bernard Ancheta III
Eric Andres
Erik Apland
Andrew Arata
Matthew Ayres
Alicia Barrango
Matthew Blair
Elizabeth Briggs
James Briggs
Jeffery Brunello
Francesca Budelli
Maggie Burns
Mallory Campbell
Melissa Carine
Emily Catalano
Christopher Cave
Michael Chin
Lauren Christopher
Andrew Clayton
Collin Cook
Kenneth DeAlba
Blaise Dillingham
Andrew Donecho
Gregory Durando
Michael Eliasnia
Benjamin Fielden
Kate Fulton
Brianna Galvin
Marie-Cecile Gonzalez
Pierre Gregoire
Erik Hagberg
Frank Hagg
Jenna Hamel
Scott Havens
Allia Homayoun
Jamie Hong
Richard Huynh
Thomas Hwang
Gregory Hynes
Jerome Ilagan
Jillian Jones
Matthew Jurka
Tessa Kannall
Brent Kasper
Megan Kawahara
John Kelly
Kathleen Kiely
Sonja Konevich
Catherine LaCroix
Kaylin Laine
Kathryn Langley
Elizabeth Larabell
Justin Lauro
Matthew Lehr
Kristen Lund
Andrew Ma
Lorraine Madera
Jonathan Martin
Patrick McCarthy
Lindsey McManus
Maren McMullan
Andrew Miller
Thomas Mims III
Christopher Moniz
Anne Montgomery
Kathryn Mulenburg
Aditya Nagarajan
David Nava
Eileen Navarrete
Christopher Nguyen
Adam Nowak
Shannon O’Neil
Kelly Ott
Sofia Paolozzi
Stephanie Park
Peter Pazmany
Andrew Petersen
Elliot Peterson
Meghan Plunkett
Jeffery Pratt
William Pratt
Afshin Rahimi
Dean Ramos
Joshua Rosenberg
John Ryan
Dana Saign
Kayvon Salimian
Kelly Sanders
Kristina Schumann
Jessica Shannon
Stacy Sharp
Sarah Shen
Jocelyn Simon
Jessica Sinclair
Kimberly So
Katherine Somera
Alexander Stankovic
Peter Tanoury
Rebekah Thomas
Monica Thukral
Jeremy Vargas
Deanna Villanueva
Elizabeth Weeker
Stefani Weiand
Christopher Whalen
Brian Winkler
Justin Woodfin
Daniel Wynne
Allison Zigulis
Sarah Zoucha
Ryan Zweng
Saint Francis High School’s
Guidance and Counseling Office Presents
An Evening Discussion on
How to Prepare for Collegiate Athletics
Date: March 25, 2003
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Malcolm Center
The discussion will include topics such as:
• How do we, as parents, help our child navigate through the recruiting process?
• How do I, as a student-athlete, market myself effectively for college athletic
programs?
• What catches a college coach’s attention?
• What is the difference between Division I, Division II, Division III and the
Community Colleges?
• How do I know if I’m a top recruit or not?
• Academic Preparation to meet NCAA Requirements
Panel Participants:
Doug Cosbie, Former Division I, II and III Football Coach
Lesley Irvine, Head Field Hockey Coach, Stanford University
Mark O’Brien, Head Baseball Coach, Santa Clara University
Shanan Rosenberg, Head Men’s Basketball Coach, Foothill Community College
Staci Wolfe, Former Assist. Women’s Volleyball Coach, University of Nebraska
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If attending, please detach this section of the flier and mail back to address below
Saint Francis Counseling Department’s Collegiate Recruiting Informational Event
March 25 at 7:00 pm in the Malcolm Center
Name:
Yes, We will Attend;
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Chili’s
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Florentine’s**** 20%
Fresh Choice
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Kentucky
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Jamba Juice
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LeBoulanger
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McDonald’s
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Olive Garden* 13%
Sees
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Starbucks* **** 3%
Stuart Anderson’s
Black Angus
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Union 76
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Please allow 1 week for delivery.
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T.J. Maxx/Marshalls
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22%
x
$10 = $
William-Sonoma*
Restaurants
13%
x
$25 = $
Appletree Uniforms**** 7%
x
$30 = $
Applebee’s
Banana Republic*
8%
x
$25 = $
8%
x
$20 = $
Barnes & Noble*
8%
x
$10 = $
Boston Market
10%
x
$5 = $
Carrows
13%
x
$10 = $
Bed, Bath and Beyond*
6%
x
$25 = $
Best Buy*
2%
x
$50 = $
Coco’s Restaurant
13%
x
$10 = $
El Torito
13%
x
Big 5 Sporting Goods*
7%
x
$10 = $
$10 = $
Borders
8%
x
$10 = $
Hard Rock Cafe
7%
x
$10 = $
Hungry Hunter
16%
x
Burlington Coat Factory 12%
x
$10 = $
$25 = $
Marie Callenders
10%
x
Circuit City
2.5%
$25 = $
x
$25 = $
Eddie Bauer
Pizza Hut
9%
x
$5 = $
9%
x
$20 = $
Outbacks
3%
x
$25 = $
Footlocker (all)*
8%
x
$25 = $
Red Lobster
13%
x
$10 = $
15%
x
$10 = $
11%
x
$10 = $
J. C. Penney**
5%
x
$25 = $
J. C. Penney**
5%
x $100 = $
Red Robin
Soup Plantation/
Sweet Tomatoes
10%
x
$10 = $
Jiffy Lube
7%
x
$30 = $
Spoons
10%
x
$10 = $
7%
x
$10 = $
Ace Hardware
Bell South
Prepaid Phone Cards*
Hollywood Video*
Limited
8%
Musicland/Media Play/
Sam Goody/Suncoast* 9%
x
$25 = $
Wendy’s
x
$10 = $
Honeybaked Ham
9%
x
$25 = $
Office Max
3%
x
$25 = $
Krispy Kreme*
7%
x
$10 = $
Petco
13%
x
$10 = $
Mrs. Fields
20%
x
$5 = $
Pier 1
7%
x
$10 = $
Ralph’s (So. Calif. only)
4%
x
$10 = $
Radio Shack
4%
x
$25 = $
Whole Foods (So. Calif. only) 4%
x
$10 = $
Ross Dress for Less
8%
x
$10 = $
Total this side
Sears*
4%
x
$25 = $
Put total on other side of form.
Sears*
4%
x $100 = $
Sharper Image
Sports Mart
Structure
T.J. Maxx/Marshalls
15%
x
$25 = $
8%
x
$10 = $
10%
x
$25 = $
8%
x
$10 = $
*
**
***
****
- OVER -
Debit Card
May be used for payment on your account.
5 - $2.00 Booklets
Can no longer be used to purchase SF shorts.
$
P ARENT-TEEN RETREAT
A PARENT-TEEN RETREAT is a special
kind of retreat which brings together
parent-teen couples for a weekend.
Time is set aside for the
parent-teen couple to get
to know one another.
Activities include
prayer, liturgy, solitude, leisure,and
recreation.
If you have been looking for an
opportunity to spend some time with
your parent or teen, we invite you to
consider this once-in-alifetime chance to get
away and get to know
your loved one in a
deeper more satisfying manner.
March 29-30, 2003
Mount Alverno Center
Redwood City
Begins: Saturday at 9 a.m.
Ends: Sunday at 12 p.m.
Letter from student:
Letter from parent:
This retreat has been one of the
best weekends of my life. I
learned more about my [parent]
in two days than I’ve learned in
17 years! I learned that there is
always room to grow and improve a relationship. You can
never love anyone enough.
Everyone has problems with
their parents and nobody’s
relationship is without flaws.
This retreat gave me an opportunity to put all of the day-today distractions away and just
deal with my parent one on one
as a friend. I would highly
recommend this retreat to
anyone who asked.
If you want to establish a communication pattern that works, if you want to
hear what other teens have to say about the life and stresses they face each day then don’t miss the parent/teen retreat. I admit to being a little nervous about
attending this retreat, I’m not big on group sharing and my child certainly
wasn’t interested in talking about their life. We decided to go anyway. The
personal stories I shared were with my child and the group activities were fun
and easy. In 24 hours time I began to see that my relationship, of parent to
child, was beginning to shift into an equal respect for the thoughts and desires
that my child had that were completely separate from me. We learned how to
have a conversation where we each had a chance to really share our view and
then to discuss it - respecting each other’s opinion. We shared the strengths we
saw in each other and were able to acknowledge and appreciate those strengths.
Most importantly we took time out of our lives to be together, alone in a possibly scary setting with the goal of learning something about ourselves as a parent/
child team. In three years my child may not be living in my house. That is a
very short time. As a parent this retreat was the best 24 hours of parenting I’ve
spent, and I didn’t have to cook, mow the lawn, answer the phone or drive
anyone anyplace. It almost qualified as a vacation!
S TUDENT N AME
P ARENT A TTENDING R ETREAT
G RADE
P HONE
A DDRESS , C ITY , Z IP
N ON -R EFUNDABLE R ETREAT F EE : $155.00 0per Parent-Teen Couple:
Checks payable to Saint Francis High School
MAIL: Mr. Kenneth Biggs, St. Francis H.S.,1885 Miramonte Ave., Mt. View, Ca. 94040
Building a boy or girl is far easier than mending a man or woman.
P ARENT-TEEN RETREAT
March 29-30, 2003
Mount Alverno Center
Redwood City, California
SAINT FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL
AWARDS NIGHT
Monday, MARCH 10, 2003
6:30 P.M.
Dear Parents, Athletes, Managers and Trainers:
The Saint Francis High School Athletic Department invites
you to our Annual Winter Sports Awards Night honoring the
accomplishments of our Boys and Girls Basketball, Boys and
Girls Soccer, and Wrestling Teams. The 2002-2003 winter
sports season has been a very successful one with many outstanding team and individual performances. Please come and
join us in recognizing the athletes and honoring the efforts of
all involved in winter sports.
TEAM AWARDS
LOCATION
Boys Basketball
Raskob Gym, downstairs
Girls Basketball
Library
Boys Soccer
Little Theater
Girls Soccer
Br. Robert Center
Wrestling
Band Room
The evening will start promptly at 6:30 P.M. with a short
presentation in Raskob Gymnasium, after which teams and
their parents will be directed to the areas designated below for
the distribution of team awards. Following the team awards
presentation, all are invited to come to the Malcolm Center
for dessert and beverages. You need not make reservations. If
you need further information, please contact the Athletic
Office at (650) 968-1213, ext. 455.
Thank you for your great support during the season, and we
look forward to seeing you on March 10.
Sincerely,
.
Tim Houlihan
Athletic Director
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Mother Daughter Mass and Brunch
Sunday, March 2, 2003
Twilight Retreat
Wednesday, March 5, 2003
Yellow Rose Complimentary Dinner
Wednesday, April 9, 2003
Feature Speaker: Kim Oden
“ The Rewards and the Beauty of Team “Work”
RSVP by email to [email protected]
Honor and Installation Dinner
Wednesday, April 30
University Club
Watch mail for invitations