2013-14 SMCHS Annual Report

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MISSIONSanta Margarita Catholic High School seeks to bring the nurturing charism of Caritas Christi – the love of Christ – to our community of faith and learning. Centered in this charism, we work jointly with parents to provide an educational experience that incorporates:• Religious and spiritual formation• Intellectual and academic development• Physical and personal growth• Social awareness and moral development

We seek to encourage in our students a positive sense of self-worth, self-discipline, personal responsibility, successful interpersonal relationships, commitment to Gospel values and a desire to contribute positively to both the global community and the immediate society in which they live.

santa margarita catholic high school Annual Report

We are proud to present

the SMCHS 2013-2014 Annual Report. This publication illustrates

the blessings and dedication to Santa Margarita Catholic High School and

the generous Eagle spirit of our families and friends.

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Academics ................................................................................................................ 8

Campus Ministry ................................................................................................................ 10Arts ................................................................................................................ 12

Athletics ................................................................................................................ 13Activities ................................................................................................................ 14

Admissions ................................................................................................................ 15Development ................................................................................................................ 16

Alumni ................................................................................................................ 17

Financial Statements ................................................................................................................ 18

Honor Roll of Donors ................................................................................................................ 21

Table of Contents

Boards and Committees

Department Highlights

Letter from the President and the Principal

The gifts listed in the Honor Roll of Donors include all gifts to SMCHS from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. We have made every effort to publish accurate information. If your name has been misspelled, omitted or listed incorrectly, we apologize and ask you to contact the Development Office at (949) 766-6080.

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From the President and the Principal

Dear Eagle Families and Friends,

The 2013-2014 fiscal year was one with many great accomplishments largely due to the Santa Margarita Catholic High School community coming together and working as one. It is with Eagle pride that we present to you the 2013-2014 Annual Report. Our students’ accomplishments are numerous and the support of our faculty, staff, families and friends was truly the foundation for another great year to be an Eagle.

Furthering our charism of Caritas Christi, the school year included the addition of the school’s first full-time campus chaplain, Fr. Randy Sampinto, AM, as well as Sr. Joanna Strouse, SDSH who joined the Eagle family as the school’s faith formation facilitator. Both Father and Sister have enriched the faith lives of our entire community. The year also included shifting away from tallying service hours focusing instead on meaningful projects. Through service in our community and beyond, these projects – including working with Goodwill, Loaves and Fishes soup kitchen, and the Special Olympics as well as a variety of nonprofits chosen by students – continued to immerse our students into the heart of our faith. Santa Margarita made some great strides in technology introducing our One-to-One Tablet PC Program to faculty and staff. The 2013-2014 school year was filled with training and preparing the teachers for the full implementation of the program at the start of the 2014-2015 year, meeting one of our Strategic Plan goals. With the start of the 2014-2015 school year, each student has their own tablet PC providing an immersive educational experience.

Santa Margarita students continued to excel with unprecedented success in several areas on campus. Our MUN students achieved a record number of delegation awards, The Eagle Eye Newspaper was ranked ninth in the nation, and Talon Theatre’s performance of “Pippin” was awarded the M.A.C.Y award for Best Musical. It was also a record school year for our athletes with six team CIF titles and nine individual titles all supported by the evolution of our “Eagles Nest” student cheering section.

The 2013-2014 school year also saw a number of campus enhancements including the resurfacing of the Harry Brittingham Track for the first time since 1996. The campus heating and air conditioning system was upgraded to a more efficient, environmentally-friendly system while also bringing air conditioning to our Moiso Pavilion, a long-awaited campus upgrade. The Borchard Library modernization completely transformed the space providing our students a technology-based, collaborative learning environment that supports the school’s innovative learning initiatives. Renovations to the school’s Borchard Science Lecture Hall also took place including new carpet and paint, portable lab capabilities in the lecture halls as well as an oceanography laboratory equipped with a 300-gallon saltwater tank, home to Southern California coastline marine life. Our campus store expansion has been a big hit for our families making it more convenient to purchase uniforms, supplies and Eagle fan merchandise. Many other facilities projects kept the campus busy including the replacement of a gas line, asphalt resurfacing and replacement, painting, the purchase of 80 new student lockers and a conference room update.

Santa Margarita continues to thrive due to our wonderful students, faculty, staff, parents and friends. It is through your gifts of time, talent and treasure that the school is able to be the exceptional Catholic school that it is today. We look forward to the great strides that will be made this year and the continued growth and success of our students.

In Eagle Spirit,

J. Andrew Sulick ’91 Raymond R. Dunne President Principal

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2013-2014 Boards and Committees-Gifts of Time and Talent Santa Margarita Catholic High School would not be the exceptional college preparatory school it is without

the many parents, alumni, alumni parents and friends that give their time and talents in all areas of the school and especially those who serve on our leadership boards and committees. A special thank you to our committees

for giving their time, talent and treasure during the 2013-2014 school year.

CONSULTATIVE SCHOOL BOARD

Bob AndersonMegan Clark ’94Suzan Dillahunty

Mary Beth Dougherty, Ed.DRaymond DunneKris Farris ’95Chris FurmanJohn Garcia

Mike Moodian, Ed.D ’94Cathy Muzzy

Keving O’Connell ’05Charlene PalmerRandy RedwitzClaudia RedwitzBob Thiergarner

FINANCE COMMITTEE

Tim ArendtSam AuriemmaSean BasfordPaul Drysch

Chris FurmanJohn IrwinJohn Jaksa

Randy RedwitzBecky Williams

BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION

J. Andrew Sulick, PresidentRaymond R. Dunne, Principal

Lucretia L. Dominguez, Vice President - AdministrationTom Smith, Assistant Principal - Student Services

Sean Basford, Assistant Principal - Academics & CurriculumShawna Pautsch, Assistant Principal - Faculty & Instruction

Richard Schaaf, Athletics Director


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ALUMNI COUNCIL

Jolene (Austin) Bassett ’95Alycia (Fitzpatrick) Beresford ’01

Lauren (Owens) Bordages ’97Scott Feyka ’98

Tracy (Scheil) Garcia ’92Daniella (Di Loretta) Kelly ’00

Bryan Kretzmer ’00Chad Kurthy ’01Jaimee Lieske ’08

Steve Luxenberg ’00Katie McCurdy ’02Shane Mielke ’91

Jeyur Patel ’06Jenna Scherman Shott ’02Meg (Harty) Tennant ’01

TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE

Sean Basford Scott Bricker

Mary Beth Dougherty, Ed.D Jolene Finn

Maria JohnsonMike Johnson Peter Leonard

John Patrick ManiMike Moodian, Ed.D ’94

Ray Owen Al Reyes

Richard SellarScott ShoultsTom SmithDan Stroot

ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE

Chairs: Steve Muzzy and Rick PtakLaurie Beach

John and Cindy Cannon Tommy and Robyn Jankovich

Eric and Kathleen Krogius Oonagh LinzmeierKatie McCurdy ’02

Henry MendozaSteve and Cathy Muzzy

Robb and Jendy Nen Kevin O’Connell ’05

Michelle Ptak John and Lori StantonBruce and Lisa Tollner

Terrence and Georgina Yacap

PARENT TEACHER EXECUTIVE BOARD (PTG)

President – Karen BatsonDave Batson

Kathleen DallyLu Dominguez

Ray DunneAnn Marie Jennison

Charlene PalmerJohn Remmell

Kyle Van BoomCarol Yosenick


INNOVATION COMMITTEE

Robert AndersonGeorge Cou

Suzan DillahuntyTanya Domier

Mary Beth Dougherty, Ed.DRaymond Dunne

John GarciaPaul KanarekJennifer Ollila

Charlene Palmer

2013-2014 Boards and Committees

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Academics Santa Margarita Catholic High School seeks to inspire students with a thirst for knowledge, a passion for academic inquiry, and a desire to broaden their horizons. As our global world changes, so must the education of our students. Therefore, in order to best meet the needs of the students attending SMCHS, the curriculum is ever changing.

Academic Highlights • Ranked among the top 40 private high schools in the nation by the Washington Post• Hired a curriculum technology specialist to train our faculty• Distributed approximately 100 tablets for a year-long faculty training program to kick-start our One-to-One Tablet PC Program, which places a tablet in the hands of every teacher and student providing an immersive educational experience• Added blended online course offerings; blended online courses combine web-based learning and in-person instruction• Formed a One-to-One Committee to research and investigate future needs• 109 faculty, 33 percent of our teachers have worked at the school for more than ten years, 60 percent faculty hold an advanced degree• Average class size of 28 with a student to teacher ratio of 16:1• Average SAT score of 2014 college-bound seniors: 1704 compared to the national average of 1497• Average ACT score of 2014 college-bound seniors: 25.6 compared to the national average of 21• 188 students named AP Scholars in 2014• Three National Merit Finalists in 2013-2014, these students represent the top 1% in the U.S.• Eight counselors assist with class scheduling, college planning and admission as well as personal counseling• 19 Advanced Placement courses• IB World School: One of three Catholic International Baccalaureate World Schools in the state offering rigorous curriculum taught at an international standard

• Interdisciplinary Program: Weaves together subjects reaching beyond traditional disciplinary boundaries• Auxiliary Studies Program: Comprehensive academic support program to assist students with specialized learning needs• Award-winning Model United Nations (MUN) Program: catapults students into the world of diplomacy with students participating in mock meetings of the UN across the globe, the program earned a record number of delegation awards during the 2013-14 school year• In 2014 our IB students achieved: - An overall pass rate of 86 percent (compared to the 2013 world average of 79 percent)* - An average score of 31 (compared to the 2014 world average of 29) - A diploma rate of 90 percent (compared to the 2013 world diploma rate of 79 percent)**IB World stats were not yet available for 2014

• In 2014 our AP students achieved: - An overall pass rate of 78 percent (well above the 2013 global average of 57 percent)* - 81 percent of AP students who took an AP exam scored a 3 or higher on at least one test, a score that qualifies for college credit at many universities (compared to the 2013 state average of 66 percent)* - 19 percent of AP tests taken by Santa Margarita students earned a score of 5, the highest possible score*AP global and state average test scores were not yet available for 2014

Class of 2014 by the Numbers$33.1 Million in scholarship offers 406 Members of the class, 1 in 3 graduates had a cumulative GPA of a 4.0 and higher 165 CSF lifetime members 161 Students graduated with an International Baccalaureate Certificate 144 Colleges and universities that graduates will attend 100 Percent of students performed community service 99 Percent of graduates continuing their education at the college level 92 AP Scholars 71 National Honor Society members 61 Student-athletes to compete at the collegiate level 28 Students graduated with an International Baccalaureate Diploma 19 Student-artists continued their arts education at the collegiate level 15 National Merit commended students 3 National Merit finalists, 2 National Merit Scholars


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ACT Test Scores 2014SUBJECT SMCHS STATE NATIONALEnglish 26.4 21.8 20.3Math 24.9 22.8 20.9Reading 25.9 22.3 21.3Science Reasoning 24.9 21.7 20.8Composite 25.6 22.3 21.0

SAT Test Scores 2014SUBJECT SMCHS STATE NATIONALCritical Reading 560 498 497Math 578 510 513Writing 566 496 487Composite 1704 1504 1497

Advanced Placement 2014524 Students took 955 AP ExamsTotal Passing percentage of 78%

SUBJECT # TESTED PASSING %Art History 33 61%Biology 44 86%Calculus AB 82 89%Calculus BC 36 97%Economics: Macro 119 72%English Language & Composition 106 91%English Literature & Composition 64 61%European History 37 84%Government & Politics: U.S. 33 76%Music Theory 1 100%Physics B 31 65%Physics C: Mechanics 38 55%Psychology 68 84%Spanish Language 16 100%Statistics 52 63%U.S. History 90 78%World History 88 78%Computer Science 13 85%Economics: Micro 1 100%Chinese Language and Culture 1 100%Physics C-EM 1 0%

Annual Report

International Baccalaureate 2014246 Students took 440 IB ExamsTotal Passing percentage of 86%

SUBJECT # TESTED PASSING %English HL 76 99%Spanish SL 28 75%Spanish HL 10 100%French SL 6 100%French HL 1 100%Latin SL 12 100%Latin HL 5 80%Greek SL 5 100%Mandarin Chinese SL 13 100%Philosophy HL 29 97%Economics SL 19 79%Biology SL 5 60%Biology HL 19 79%Chemistry SL 36 61%Physics HL 12 75%Mathematics SL 20 85%Mathematics HL 11 91%Further Mathematics HL 1 0% Math Studies SL 75 97% Dance HL 11 100%Film HL 27 89%Music SL 1 100%Music HL 2 100%Theatre Arts HL 3 100%Visual Arts HL 3 100%


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Campus Ministry The Campus Ministry Department is humbled in being given the task to empower faculty, staff, parents and young people to grow in their faith as well as to live “Caritas Christi,” the love of Christ, in our world today. Through events and relationships formed, the campus ministry staff encourages those they serve to witness the gospel within their lives and grow in their relationships with God, one another and with themselves.

Staff • Fr. Randy Sampinto, AM and Sr. Joanna Strouse, SDSH joined the Campus Ministry staff. They both bring wonderful spiritual gifts and knowledge, along with immense love and compassion, to the Santa Margarita community. - Father Randy, the school’s campus chaplain, provides daily masses, sports masses, Advent and Lenten reconciliation, as well as weekly Eucharistic Adoration in the school’s Sacred Heart Chapel. - Sister Joanna has brought great depth and enthusiasm as the faith formation facilitator not only to the students, but also to faculty, staff and parents through beautiful teachings, creative presentations and engaging prayer services.

Student Service LearningRecently, Santa Margarita shifted from tallying service hours focusing instead on engaging students in service through meaningful grade-level projects that both inform students about Catholic social justice teaching and immerse them in being Christ to “the least of these.” The “service learning” program is integrated into the religion curriculum and includes reflective assignments. As part of the faculty’s ongoing professional develepment, internationally known speaker and author, Cathryn Berger Kaye, presented an in-service about integrating service-learning across the curriculum.• The Caritas Christi Project: provides each freshman the opportunity to visit the Goodwill Industries Center in Santa Ana with their religion class. The project culminates with the entire freshman class serving as coaches and mentors to approximately 1,100 athletes at our Special Olympics track and field event in March.• The Agnus Dei Project: gives sophomores the opportunity to serve the working poor families who are part of the Loaves and Fishes soup kitchen ministry. Students organize and run carnivals throughout the year on the grounds of St. Joseph’s School, the Loaves and Fishes site in Santa Ana.• The Lumen Christi Project: a two-year program encompassing a student’s junior and senior year. One of the goals of the Lumen Christi Project is to assist students in identifying structural issues of injustice based on their research and on-the-ground experience while serving a nonprofit agency of their choice.

Faculty/Staff Service Day • SMCHS worked with Catholic Relief Services and Stop Hunger Now to package over 15,000 meals delivered to Africa as part of the school’s faculty and staff service project. Speakers representing the local nonprofits of Loaves and Fishes and the Illumination Foundation educated employees about the hunger epidemic.


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Masses and Liturgical Celebrations • Peer ministry students planned, organized and facilitated eight prayerful and engaging school Masses during the school year. • For the first time, the Baccalaureate Mass was held in the Moiso Pavilion instead of neighboring San Francisco Solano parish, allowing seniors to create memories on campus.• The Stations of the Cross were organized by peer ministry students offering the SM community beautiful worship music, witness talks, a reflection and skit. • Sports Masses, morning Masses, weekly Eucharistic Adoration, Advent and Lenten reconciliations, along with other requested Masses, were organized as forms of prayer for the SM community.• The Student Worship Band grew with several students offering their musical talents for school Masses and worship events.• For the first time, a chasuble in the school colors of blue and gold with the symbol of Caritas Christi on the front of the garment was custom ordered for priests to wear at Santa Margarita liturgical events such as school masses.

Retreats and Outreach• There is an increased focus on outreach to both community organizations and local parishes. Through events, service and one-on-one contact, working relationships are formed to make a difference in people’s lives.• XLT praise and worship nights were offered to students four times throughout the school year. The new fellowship evenings, attended by numerous students and the extended community, included powerful and inspiring talks, prayerful Eucharistic Adoration and the sacrament of reconciliation accompanied by praise and worship music.• Word and Worship, another new program, was held bi-monthly in the Sacred Heart Chapel during lunch. Students were able to stop mid-week for a quick spiritual “shot-in-the-arm.”• Seniors participated in Kairos 4th Night, an evening where seniors that attended a Kairos retreat came together at the end of the year for student-led prayer, song and worship as well as a powerful witness talk given by one of their peers. • Retreats continued to grow in participation. A growing number of students also applied to be retreat leaders as a way to “give back” and aid in the experience for other students.• A leadership retreat brought together both ASB officers and peer ministry students to grow as spiritual leaders of the Santa Margarita community.• The very first on-campus lit nativity scene was displayed in the grassy area outside of the Borchard Library, a reminder of the reason for the season.• Peer ministry students organized a meaningful Senior Pilgrimage, an annual Santa Margarita tradition held each year on Holy Thursday, with seniors walking from SMCHS to the Mission Basilica San Juan Capistrano. Every step of the 13.7 mile is lifted to God in the name of a person or cause in need of prayers. The pilgrimage concludes with lunch and a prayer service.

• Two Red Cross blood drives provided life-saving blood. During the 2013-2014 school year, SMCHS collected a total of 135 units of blood helping to save 405 lives. The drives are organized by peer ministry students.


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Arts Santa Margarita offers robust performing and visual arts programs with approximately 60 visual and performing arts courses. At SMCHS, we are dedicated to the artistic development of our students challenging them to discover their unique, God-given talents in a nurturing environment. Through Santa Margarita’s arts programs, students developconfidence and an appreciation for other cultures and the world around them.

Performing and Visual Arts Highlights• Both a men’s chorus and screenwriting class were added to the curriculum during the 2013-2014 school year. • The first collegiate artist day was held celebrating 19 students who went on to study both performing and visual arts at the college level, many of these students receiving scholarships to attend the nation’s most prestigious universities. • Performing and visual artists came together to hold a concert and art show at the esteemed Segerstrom Center for the Arts.• Orange County 2014 Artists of the Year - Film and Video Finalist - Vocal Music Finalist - Dance Finalist• Annual Art Show - More than 100 pieces highlighted• Graphic Design students published the inaugural issue of the “Eagle Arts Magazine”

Choral Music • World Strides Heritage Music Festival - 2014 Silver Medal • Washington National Opera Institute, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts - 2014 Schmidt Youth Vocal Competition Finalist• Chapman University Choral Invitational Festival - 2014 Choral Festival Participant • Concordia University Choral Invitational, Christian High School Festival - 2014 Choral Festival Participant

Talon Theatre • M.A.C.Y. Awards - 2014 “Pippin” - Best Musical and Best Supporting Actor• Orange County Cappies Critic Awards - 2014 “Pippin” - Lead Actor and Lead Actress - 2013 “The Crucible” - Supporting Actor and Sound Design• California State Thespians - 2014 “The Ballad of 423 & 424” Scenefest - First Place - Performed at the International Thespian Festival• 2014 California Youth in Theatre - Essay Contest (The State Capitol, Sacramento) - First Place• International Thespian Festival, National Individual Events - 2014 “The Crucible” - First Place, Sound Design

Dance• 2014 California Association of Dance/Drill Team Directors - First Place Intermediate Dance - Best Choreography Award • USA United Spirit Association Regionals - First Place Intermediate Dance• USA United Spirit Association Nationals - Second Place Small Lyrical and Medium Lyrical • Contest of Champions - Top 10 Solo Finalists Katherine Bogart and Ashley Jo Zaccagnini - Orlando, Florida

Instrumental Music • 2013 High Visual Performance at Tesoro High School Field Tournament• 2013 High Music Effect Award at Loara High School Field Tournament• 2013 First Place Band at Savanna Field Tournament• 2013 Southern California Scholastic Band and Orchestra Association 1A Championship Finalist• 2013 SCSBOA All-Southern Honor Orchestra Participants • 2014 CBDA All-State Honor Orchestra Participants• 2014 Winter Guard Association Southern California Regional AA Silver Medalist• 2014 Second Place Band at the Warren Field Tournament• 2014 High Percussion Performance at the Loara High School Field Tournament


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Athletics

The baseball team’s championship victory at Dodger Stadium in June put a bookend on a record-breaking year for the Eagle athletic program marking the school’s 53rd CIF title and the sixth CIF championship of the school year, an unprecedented feat. The Eagles took home more CIF team and individual titles in one school year than ever before. The Eagles also captured seven Trinity League championships bringing the grand tally to 181 league titles at the close of the 2013-2014 school year.

2013-2014 CIF Team Championships • Baseball, CIF-SS Division 1• Girls Basketball, CIF-SS Division 3A• Boys Basketball, CIF-SS Division 3AA• Girls Soccer, CIF-SS Division 1• Girls Swimming and Diving, CIF-SS Division 1• Girls Water Polo, CIF-SS Division 2 2013-2014 Individual Event CIF Champions Boys and Girls Swimming• 200-yard Freestyle: Katie McLaughlin ’15• 200-yard Freestyle: Grant Shoults ’16• 100-yard Butterfly: Katie McLaughlin ’15• 200-yard Freestyle Relay: Camryn Barry ’17, Raquel Remick ’14, Elizabeth Devitt ’14, Katie McLaughlin ’15• 400-yard Freestyle Relay: Elizabeth Devitt ’14, Sydney Franzen ’14, Emily Boggess ’16, Katie McLaughlin ’15 Boys and Girls Track and Field• Pole Vault: Kaitlyn Merritt ’15• 300IH: Austin Tinsley ’14 Wrestling• Jeff Holsinger ’14 220 pounds• Nathan Fier ’14 106 pounds

2013-2014 Coaches of the Year• Brian Weathersby, Girls Water Polo: Orange County Coach of the Year, Division 2 CIF Coach of the Year• Chuck Morales, Girls Soccer: Orange County Coach of the Year, Division 1 CIF Coach of the Year• Dave Bacani, Baseball: Division 1 CIF Coach of the Year • Jeff Reinert, Boys Basketball: Division 3AA CIF Coach of the Year • Matt Houser, Girls Basketball: Division 3A CIF Coach of the Year• Ron and Rich Blanc, Swimming: National High School Coaches Association, National Coaches of the Year

2013-2014 Trinity League Championships• Girls Soccer• Girls Swimming and Diving • Boys Swimming and Diving • Girls Tennis• Boys Tennis• Boys Volleyball• Girls Water Polo

Athletes of the Year• Katie McLaughlin ’15, Orange County Register Swimmer of the Year and Female Athlete of the Year, marking the second consecutive year that an Eagle was named the Orange County Register Female Athlete of the Year with Kaitlyn Merritt ’15 earning that title in 2013• Haley Wan ’14, Orange County Athletic Director’s Association Female Athlete of the Year, a first in the school’s history• Griffin Canning ’14, Orange County Register Pitcher of the Year

Santa Margarita’s competitive athletic program emphasizes character building. Through athletics, students have the opportunity to learn the values of good sportsmanship, self-discipline, loyalty, leadership, and friendship.


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Activities

Santa Margarita has a vibrant campus life. Nearly all of our students are involved in activities outside of the classroom fostering a strong sense of community and school pride. Research shows that involved students perform better academically and have a more positive high school experience. Clubs• More than 60 active student clubs (academic/extra-curricular, service, humanitarian) • The Breath of Hope Club - Raised and donated $1,500 to Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation.• Rock for Peace Benefit Concert - Raised $3,800. To be donated to a nonprofit group supporting the needs of developing countries.• The Key Club - Raised $7,500 for Catholic Relief Services to provide relief to the Philippines following the devastation of Typhoon Haiyan.

ASB• More than 50 student leaders held elected and appointed offices comprising the Executive Council, Class Councils and Commissioner Committees.• On-campus dances included the Welcome Dance, Homecoming and the Spring Dance. Off-campus dances included Winter Formal at the Marconi Automotive Museum, Prom held at the Disneyland Hotel and the Senior Cruise held on board a private yacht in Newport Harbor. • Fall, winter and spring spirit weeks boosted campus spirit with a special performance from the Laker Girls at the winter sports rally. • Red Ribbon Week educated our students about the dangers of alcohol and drugs.• 70 students attended ASB camp, which included overnight leadership, team building and planning sessions with the culmination of the camp ending in an ASB/Peer Ministry retreat with about 100 student leaders in attendance.

Pep Squad• USA National Champions (Anaheim, CA): Large Varsity Show Cheer Advanced• UCA National Championships (Orlando, FL): third place in Large Varsity Division; World High School Cheerleading in Orlando, FL: third place in Super Large Varsity Division (school records, out of over 550 teams nationwide)• JAMZ Nationals Dance Grand Champions (Las Vegas, NV)• USA National Champions (Anaheim, CA): Medium Song/Pom Advanced• UDA National Championships (Orlando, FL): sixth place in Jazz Division, 9th in Pom Division (school records, out of over 80 teams nationwide) • JAMZ Nationals Cheer Grand Champions (Las Vegas, NV)

Club Sports • Ice hockey team: Won the Anaheim Ducks High School Hockey League Championship (Varsity Division 1A and JV Division).• The Equestrian team: Earned Overall Reserve High Point Champion, JV High Point Champion and Western Novice Reserve Champion.

Mock Trial• Both teams advanced to Constitutional Rights Foundation playoffs.

Eagle Pack• At least one charter bus provided student transportation to every away football and basketball game including playoffs. For $20 or less students were provided with a round trip seat as well as dinner.

Grad Night• More than 350 students attended the all-night celebration (about 93% of the Class of 2014).

Fundraisers• Magazine Drive: About $5,000 was raised for the SMCHS general fund.• Christmas Tree Fundraiser: 97 trees were donated to USMC Camp Pendleton; approximately $8,500 was distributed among ASB, ice hockey, pep squad, speech and debate, equestrian and softball.


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AdmissionsThe Santa Margarita Admissions Office enjoyed its most successful admissions season in over a decade. The office works in collaboration with families to ensure a smooth enrollment process.

Admissions Highlights• A record number of students attended the school’s fall and winter open houses as well as our 8th Grade Visit Day in November. • Following the 2013-2014 admissions season, Santa Margarita welcomed 466 incoming freshmen into the Class of 2018 after receiving approximately 680 applications. - The Class of 2018 is made up of students from more than 60 elementary schools both parochial, private and public. - The freshman class includes students from 37 different zip codes from as far away as Rancho Cucamonga, Newport\ Beach and Yorba Linda as well as right here in our backyard. - Academically, this is one of the strongest classes in the school’s history with the highest average composite score on the High School Placement Test, taken each year in January or February by eighth graders applying for admission.

• The school welcomed 25 new international students for the 2014-15 school year joining 40 returning international students. - These newly admitted international students are from countries including Germany, Spain, China, Vietnam, Latvia, Croatia and Mexico. • With an overall robust enrollment of approximately 1,700 students, Santa Margarita looks forward to following the progress of the Class of 2018 for the next four years and in the years to come.


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Development The Office of Development is responsible for cultivating support for the school’s operating and capital needs fulfilling the school’s mission and strategic goals. Through gifts of time, talent and treasure, the office works to meet the financial needs of the school. The Santa Margarita community is encouraged to play a dynamic role in providing an excellent Catholic education developing graduates who are people of faith, skilled life-long leaners, healthy individuals and involved citizens of the world.New Parent Welcome DinnerThe Office of Development, in conjunction with the Advancement Committee, hosted the school’s annual New Parent Welcome Dinner for 379 new parents. All attendees enjoyed an evening of meeting new Eagle families and members of the administration.

Scholarship ReceptionsSanta Margarita is blessed to have several scholarships available due to the generosity of Eagle families and friends. During the 2013-2014 school year, two receptions were held to honor the amazing students who were awarded these scholarships. The fall scholarship reception honors the students and scholarship donors who receive scholarships to assist with attending Santa Margarita while the spring reception honors those students and donors that have received senior awards which will assist with college tuition for the 2014-2015 year as they continue on their educational journey. Students and their benefactors enjoy coming together and meeting one another making the scholarship program an intimate event for all in attendance. $75,000 in scholarships was awarded for the 2014-2015 year.

President’s CoffeesOur president loves getting to know our new families! These informative group gatherings give new parents a chance to meet our president and assist Santa Margarita in knowing how the transition into high school has been for students and the reasons families are choosing SMCHS. It also give parents valuable information about the school’s expectations for our families to better serve the students entrusted to us. During the fall of 2013, the president was able to meet more than one-third of our new families during these meetings.

President’s Appreciation DinnerThere is so much generosity in our Eagle family! May 2nd was our opportunity to say thank you to some of our most generous contributors. Our special benefactors gave to many areas of the

school, but most were honored for their extreme generosity to the Eagle Fund and Pursuing Excellence Program. For more information about these programs contact the Development Office at 949-766-6080.

Pursuing Excellence ProgramNew to the second half of the 2013-2014 school year, the Pursuing Excellence Program program enables contributors to share their gifts of treasure for on-campus facilities empowering the school to move forward with other campus projects. Thank you to our generous contributors who made pledges and one-time gifts to this program, graciously honoring the school’s founders and those who have come before us gifting us with a beautiful campus. $580,479 in pledges and one-time gifts were made to this program by our generous contributors.

Eagle FundThe Eagle Fund is Santa Margarita Catholic High School’s annual giving program. Through the generous unrestricted donations from parents, faculty, alumni and friends, the Eagle Fund is the largest fundraiser that benefits everyone on campus. Thanks to your support, the Eagle Fund raised $103,897 in 2013-2014. These funds were applied to classroom enhancements, the continual upgrades of the campus including the newly modernized Borchard Library and tuition assistance for students. Gifts came from the generosity of these groups:• Current Parents: 51%• Alumni Parents: 11%• Corporations and Foundations: 11%• SMCHS Friends: 11%• Corporate Matching: 6%• Faculty and Staff: 5%• SMCHS Alumni: 5%The goal for the 2014-2015 school year is to increase Eagle Fund revenue to $200,000. Gifts this year will:• Provide tuition assistance for students• Retain excellent faculty through the Teacher Appreciation Fund• Support areas of greatest need: - Increase learning resources and tools for academic success - Build a robust financial foundation for SMCHS - Give Santa Margarita the flexibility for new innovative growth opportunitiesWe thank and bless all those who support the mission and students of Santa Margarita Catholic High School! Caritas Christi

To donate a tax deductible gift, go to www.smhs.org/eaglefund


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Alumni

Santa Margarita Catholic High School enjoys the support of our alumni. In recent years, the Santa Margarita Catholic High School alumni office has made great strides in fostering meaningful, lasting relationships with alumni and their alma mater. The Alumni Office builds and strengthens alumni connections, encourages support of the school, promotes lifetime involvement with SMCHS and offers alumni programs.

Fifth Annual Sarah DeMille 5K Memorial RunOn Saturday, July 20, 2013 Santa Margarita alumni, students, families and friends were up early to attend the fifth annual Sarah DeMille 5k Memorial Run. The run is held in memory of Santa Margarita alumna Sarah DeMille ’05, who passed away at college in 2006 in an automobile accident. During her time at SMCHS, DeMille was a dedicated four-year cross-country runner. Coaches describe her as having a special spirit, one that was contagious and showed her dedication and belief in hard work and commitment in everything she did. DeMille also left her mark at Applied Medical, the company where she spent two summers working as an intern. Applied Medical began the scholarship fund in her memory. With more than 250 runners and generous sponsors and underwriters the event secured $17,500 for the scholarship fund. In attendance were four previous winners of the Sarah DeMille ’05 scholarship fund: Jessica Mumaugh ’09, Karmyn McKnight ’10, Sarah Porter ’11 and Aitana Zermeno ’12. Together the scholarship winners surprised the DeMille family and coaches with official Sarah DeMille 5k Memorial Run jackets. Thank you to our 5th Year Sponsors and Underwriters: Toyota of Huntington Beach, Russell and Lazarus, Ramp Logistics, Dr. David Grant ’94 D.D.S., Applied Medical, Peppino’s Italian Family Restaurant, DJ Chris, Steve Luxenberg ’00, BallPark Pizza, Pigneri Family, Giuliano Family, Drust Family, Scott Feyka ’98, Lake Family and Van Ruiten Family.

Alumni Council The Alumni Council was formed during the 2013-2014 school year to build and strengthen lifetime connections between alumni and their alma mater while supporting the goals and mission of the school. The council works to build alumni relations. Goals:• Engage a sense of tradition and pride in being a graduate of SMCHS through alumni participation• Increase participation in alumni and other SMCHS events• Encourage career networking with SMCHS students during our annual Career Day • Increase alumni financial support to the school in order to advance our missionAlumni Council Members: President-Meg Harty Tennant ’01, Joleen Austin Bassett ’95, Alycia Fitzpatrick Beresford ’01, Sara Simmons Brakke ’91, Brianne Wedertz Burke ’98, Scott Feyka ’98, Karly Farris Foster ’98, Tracy Scheil Garcia ’92, Jason Giardini ’91, Daniella Di Loretta Kelly ’00, Bryan Kretzmer ’00, Chad Kurthy ’01, Jaimee Lieske ’08 Steve Luxenberg ’00, Katie McCurdy ’02, Shane Mielke ’91Jeyur Patel ’06, Jenna Scherman Shott ’02, Andy Sulick ’91

Alumni Career DayEighteen alumni returned to the SMCHS campus in January to educate and inspire the class of 2015 as part of the fifth annual Alumni Career Day. This year’s keynote speaker was Sarah Walker Ollenburger ’96, who shared her experiences in working as a hiring manager. Ollenburger emphasized how poor judgement on social media can negatively affect your professional career and the importance of always presenting yourself in a positive light. Following Ollenburger’s speech, students explored the Alumni Career Day college fair, talked with alumni one-on-one and met with college representatives. The grads in attendance worked in medicine, law, entertainment, sales, marketing, fire safety, fashion, teaching, engineering, video production, financial investing and physical therapy.

Thank you to our alumni who returned to campus for Career Day: Kris Farris ’95, Chris Kelishes ’95, Sarah Walker Ollenburger ’96, Elizabeth Barry Burgamy, MD ’97, Scott Feyka ’98, Kyndell Gaglio Thorson ’98, Scott Schimmel ’98, Dani DiLoretta Kelly ’00, Bryan Kretzmer ’00, Steve Luxenberg ’00, Mariel Covarrubias, Esq. ’02, Jenna Scherman Shott ’02, Dave Luxenberg ’03, Katie Sales ’05, Jordan Smith ’05, Taylor Zuccolotto ’07, Noelle Bellow ’07, Chris Lupin ’08 Pay it forward and share your story this year with the Class of 2016! If you would like to participate in the Alumni Career Day on Jan. 28, 2015, please email Lori Gardner, director of alumni programs, at [email protected].

2014-2015 Alumni Council


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Financial Statements

BUDGETED OPERATING REVENUEFor the fiscal year ending June 30, 2014

Expenses■ Instructional Programs $7,173,896■ Other Support Programs $6,131,272■ Administration $3,070,916 ■ Instructional Support $2,291,807■ Reserves $2,224,329■ Auxiliary Activities $1,762,105■ Tuition Assistance $825,000■ Interest Expense $787,000■ Reserve for Uncollected Tuition $106,444■ Summer Maintenance $95,000

Revenue■ Tuition and Registration Fees $22,736,624 ■ Fees and Other Income $835,960 ■ Fundraising $685,500■ Auxiliary Services $209,685

BUDGETED OPERATING EXPENSESFor the fiscal year ending June 30, 2014

Administration 13%

Instructional Programs 29%

Auxiliary Activities 7%

Tuition Assistance 3%

Summer Maintenance .4%

Tuition .4%

Instructional Support 10%

25%Other Support Programs

Interest Expense 3%

Reserves9%

Reserves for Uncollected

Tuition and Registration 93%

Auxiliary Services 1%

Fundraising 3%

Fees and OtherIncome3%


Total Budgeted Operating Expenses $24,467,769

Total Budgeted Operating Revenue $24,467,769

Revenue■ Tuition and Registration Fees $22,582,298 ■ Fees and Other Income $914,024 ■ Fundraising $351,694■ Auxiliary Services $66,419

ACTUAL OPERATING REVENUEFor the fiscal year ending June 30, 2014

Expenses■ Instructional Programs $6,851,482■ Other Support Programs $5,618,487■ Administration $3,049,567 ■ Reserves $2,639,393■ Instructional Support $2,194,396■ Auxiliary Activities $1,779,851■ Interest Expense $861,623■ Tuition Assistance $755,432■ Summer Maintenance $87,197■ Reserve for Uncollected Tuition $77,007

ACTUAL OPERATING EXPENSESFor the fiscal year ending June 30, 2014

. 3%Auxiliary Services

2% Fundraising

94%Tuition and Registration

Fees and Other Income4%

Administration 13%

Instructional Programs 29%

Auxiliary Activities 7%

Tuition Assistance 3%

Summer Maintenance .3%

Tuition .3%Instructional Support 9%

23%Other Support Programs

Interest Expense 4%

Reserves11%

Reserves for Uncollected

Total Actual Operating Revenue $23,914,435

Total Actual Operating Expenses $23,914,435

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Honor Roll of Donors

Dear Eagle Families and Friends,

Twenty-seven years ago we were blessed to have the Diocese of Orange and our founding families’ dedication and love pave the way for a college-preparatory school in south Orange County. The many gifts they bestowed on our school still live on and serve as inspiration to each of us who are here today.

It is with deep appreciation that we continue to honor those of you who have continued to support us through the years and say thank you to those who are new to our Eagle family, continuing the legacy of philanthropy that is steadfast here at Santa Margarita. From the endless hours of time you dedicate volunteering with your gifts of talent, to the many gifts of treasure you bring, this school would not be thriving and progressing without each of you doing your part and leaving your footprint here on campus. For it’s not just the current students that benefit from your gifts, it’s the students of the future that will know that this school is here because of you. With heartfelt gratitude, we wish to simply say thank you, for you have made a difference in the lives of thousands of students who will continue to live their lives keeping faithful to our charism, Caritas Christi.

We ask you to consider again this year how you can do your part. Our students invest countless hours here on campus pursuing their educational goals for the future, we hope that you will help us support them through your gifts to SMCHS.

Many blessings,

Laurie BeachSr. Director of Development

The gifts listed in the Honor Roll of Donors include all gifts to SMCHS from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. We have made every effort to publish accurate information. If your name has been misspelled, omitted or listed incorrectly, we apologize and ask you to contact the Development Office at (949) 766-6080.


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Honor Roll of Donors - Eagle Fund

President’s Cabinet – ($10,000+)ACTS Charity Foundation

Principal’s Circle – ($5,000+)Pacific Life FoundationSarah DeMille Scholarship FundVon der Ahe Foundation

Blue & Gold – ($2,500+)SMCHS Boys BasketballWenxia Zhao

Eagles – ($1,000+)Gregory and Lori Amendola*Carlos and Debbie Azalde*George and Esther BlancRichard and Taylor BlancSteven and Victoria BoggessCIF Southern SectionJeffrey and Sandra DawsonFidelity Charitable Gift FundMark and Annette GeigerJames and Diana GravesMark and Kimberlee KrouseSef and Lorna KurstjensJeremy and Rebecca (Moiso ’92) LasterChris LeavellWilliam and Barbara Monteleone*William and Patricia PollakPhilip and Alison RomeroFrank and Shelley ScifresVasily and Ellen SemeniutaBart and Debbie Thomsen* AnonymousWestern Digital CorpMichael and Amy Yoder

Wings – ($500+)Don and Gina BakerRodney and Cynthia Bauer*Don BennettJeff and Debra Bradshaw*Paul and Rose CareyEric and Jennifer CarlsonBrian CooperJeffery and Susan CzechLarry and Amy DalphyDave and Kimberly DitzlerCraig DonahueRaymond DunneDori Dutton ’94 Judi DuttonRalph and Julia GuirgisMartin and Darcey HartiganAnonymousVolker and Joan HippJoseph and Sarah HolsingerHyong and Jin KimTimothy and Dana LeahyJames and Jane Liao

Thank you for supporting Santa Margarita Catholic High School through the Eagle Fund. The Eagle Fund is Santa Margarita’s annual giving program. Tuition alone does not cover the cost of a Santa Margarita education. The Eagle Fund bridges that financial gap allowing Santa Margarita to be an exceptional place for learning and personal growth. Your gift gives the students, faculty, staff and coaches of Santa Margarita the opportunity to grow in all areas – spiritually, academically, physically and socially.

Wings – ($500+) - con’tWilliam and Michelle NicoloffRamp LogisticsJeff and Sheri ReeseDarci (Dutton ’93) ReidmundCarlos and Maria SuarezRobert and Carol SummersWatson Land Company*Terrance and Christy Wrightson

Benefactors – ($250+)Mohammad and Roshanak AbrishamchianPeter and Diana AngeliciJohn and Paula Baldwin*David and Karen Batson*Steve and Laurie BeachTeri Beauchamp*Edward and Jennifer (Lovatt ’03) Benton*Harold and Caroline Boerlin*David and Mary (Fallon ’91) BoyleAnonymousCMA & Associates, Inc.David and Jennifer DempseyLucretia DominguezJames and Lesley DonnellyDove Mortgage Corporation*Dennis and Joy FonsecaMichael and Michelle GaddieJeffrey and Jenifer GerardoDan and Carol Anne Harves*John and Anita HoetkerPatrick and Lori Imburgia*Garland and Teresa KochJames and Barbara KrouseAllison (Broughman ’99) LantzScott and Viviana Mamolo*James and Christine MatthewsEric and Jill Orrantia*John and Charlene PalmerStuart and Andrea ParkerPaul and Gina PellizzonSam and Diana PontrelliJohn and Deanna Rule*Arthur and Karen SaylesMilad and Madona ShaheenMirko Tancredi ’14Jaime and Pina Zapata

Friends – ($1+)James and Christina AdamsDougall and Ann AganMichael and Carrol AignerTimothy and Cheryl AldersJohn and Susan AndersonKameel and Donna Andrawos*Frank and Dorothy AndrewsAnonymousTimothy and Kris ArendtJazmine Armijo ’00Anonymous

Friends – ($1+) con’tJamie Azdair ’09Alan and Shelley BaumgardnerJay and Patricia BaumgardnerAnonymousDevon Beckwith ’03David and Erin Bell*Jeffrey and Amy BeltKathleen BlaalidWendeline and Robert BorowskiBrendan Brown ’07AnonymousJessica Bruschi ’03Bradley ’03 and Jessica (Vom Steeg ’03) Campbell*Tom and Fran CampbellAnonymousThomas and Laurie CaseyRobb ’93 and Jodie (Julian ’94) CerrutiKevin and Candy ChouDaniel Cichocki ’05Richard and Melissa CisakowskiClass of 2003Jay and Kim CormierMichael and Amanda (Strindberg ’98) CoronadoAlbert and Trudy CouttsCraig Croce ’03AnonymousJens and Suzie CutterJason and Leah DavisJoshua ’98 and Cameran DavisPaul and Leslie DeakinRichard and Diane DellefieldDavid and Deborah DePilloDavid and Yolanda DesperChristopher Devitt ’04*James and Suzan DillahuntyChris Dionne ’93AnonymousJoseph and Tamara DonohuePeggy DoumasDavid and Janet Duncan*Matt and Rebecca EngelBrad and Charmaine EngelbrechtOscar and Cecilia Enojado*Jason and Lisa (Gantz ’00) FarnanRobert and Heather FecarottaRonald and Theresa FeddenAlexandra Feuchter ’03Jolene and David FinnDavid and Karen Firestone*David and Jo Ann FrattoneFreecause Inc.Brian and Lynn FuesDaniel Futterman

* Generous contributors who have made gifts to the Eagle Fund for three or more consecutive years. Thank You!

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Honor Roll of Donors - Eagle FundJuly 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014

Friends – ($1+) con’tPat and Kelly GalvinCarita and Milo GarciaMichael and Lori GardnerRenne and Lydia GardnerKaryl GatelySean ’97 and Jennifer GenoveseDonald and Ronda Giardini*Guy and Elizabeth GiemontMichael and Charlene GlorianiRoger and Evelyn GonzalezPatrick and Jacqueline GoodreauPhilip and Kathleen GronnerudWilliam ’98 and Jill (McConica ’98) HagemanAlbert and Diana HarrisJim and Lisa (Paulsen ’94) HartungJames Harvey ’03Christine Haskell ’04*Matthew ’06 and Taylor (Lockett ’06) HaskellMary HauptThomas Haupert ’93Bert and Kathleen HawkinsDenis Herlehy ’94Garry and Nancy HinesDaniel and Olivia HolmHarry and Juanita HousengaRobert HulettMark and Kelly IwamotoJen and Monica JacksonHossein and Sanaz JahangiriJohn JaksaTom and Robyn JankovichAmanda Johnson ’96Miles and Patricia Kaegi*Brooke (Barbee ’99) KallenbaughGary and Lisa KaplanSteven and Dolores KellySteven and Kristina KennedyKevin and Diane Kim*Michael and Lucille KorhanMichael and Stephanie (Goodrum ’03) Kraft*Bryan ’00 and Annie KretzmerJeffrey and Sandra (Needham ’93) LarsonMaricar LaudatoMark and Tammy Leara*Alexander and Ulrike Leivici*Philip and Carol LoignonRichard and Delsie LombardiChristopher and Kareen LundMichael and Kindra LutterlohMacy’s FoundationM. Scot and Julie MakinBong and Mary ManeseAndrea MarcantonioAnonymousBenjamin and Jacqueline MartelloWade and Ingrid MartinGary and Debra MartinezRodolfo and Esther MartinezQuemars and Tess MazloomianMaureen and John McAndrewsBrett and Suzette McCauleyHeather McCauley ’03*Kathryn McCurdy ’02James and Eileen McGeeHolly McKay ’03Charles and Jane McLaughlinDante and Annette MelosiniMichael and Anna Merrill

AnonymousDonald and Yvonne MillsLisa MitauxMarco and Karen MohajerSean and Colette MontgomeryKelly Morgan ’94Mark and Dana MortimerTimothy and Erin MundyShannon Munoz ’03Jeffrey and Cecilia MurdyThomas and Naomi MurphyLouk NienhuisDavid and Kristen NilsenAshley and Christopher PagelKevin Papay ’03*Jong and Haeyoung ParkRyan ’03 and Heather (Campion ’03) PayneBrittney Perkowski ’03John and Kris PetersMichael and Atala PetersKenneth and Pamela PetersenMark and Donna PikulaJack and Sue PisarekAngelo and Cynthia PonziGlenn and Jill PowderBret and Shannon (McKnight ’03) QuiringKeith and Sara ReisingerResource DynamicsAlberto and Karen ReyesAli and Kimya RezaeiDavid and Gina RezendesRomulo and Jonnielyn RiveraEd and Chris RoddaVanessa Rodriguez ’03Gregory ’03 and Kimberly (Wallace ’03) RosalinoAnonymousRobert and Angela RoweStanley and Sara RowleyDiane and Kevin SageKevin and Sophie SanchezRichard SchaafHailey Schellin ’09*Laurence and Pamela SchulerScot and Judy ScialpiJohn and Martha Szufnarowsk ShalhoupMatthew ’00 and Megan ShearonPatrick and Saralee SheehanLeah Simkins ’93AnonymousDanielle Slymen ’93David and Laurie Smith*AnonymousScott and Marilyn SorensenCarl and Maria SpangenbergDennis and Michelle SperrySamantha StephensonDavid ’97 and Kate StifterMichelle StoutChristopher and Susan StraussManfred and Jill StrombeckMarie TannerDennis and Vivian TatmanChristopher and Gilma TatumThe Chilcote Family TrustMichael Thomas ’03Roger and Veronica ThompsonKyle and Kathy Tonokawa Robin Torriero ’93Michael and Jacqueline Tucker

Tustin CadillacRichard and Verna TysonUnited Way*Frank and Rhonda UryKrista Ury ’11AnonymousChristine Van KlaverenFernando and Sandra VargasAlan and Pearl VillanuevaTony and Beth Voorneman*Brian and Mercy WalkerJeffrey and Caryle WalkerKent and Jill WalkerRyan Walker ’03Peter and Angela Waters*Luke and Maureen WatsonJeremy Webb ’93Mark and Shayne WebsterDavid and Martha WelchChristina WentworthDale and Vickie WheelerDavid and Leslie WilsonRainer and Lynda WulfJohn Young ’03Paul Zintel

* Generous contributors who have made gifts to the Eagle Fund for three or more consecutive years. Thank You!

To donate a tax deductible gift, go towww.smhs.org/eaglefund


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Honor Roll of Donors - Eagle Fund, AlumniJuly 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014

1991Kathleen (Fallon) Boyle

1992Rebecca (Moiso) Laster

1993Robb ’93 and Jodie (Julian ’94) CerrutiMichelle GryzanoskiThomas HaupertSandra (Needham) LarsonDarci (Dutton) Reidmund Leah SimkinsDanielle SlymenRobin TorrieroJeremy Webb

1994Robb ’93 and Jodie (Julian ’94) CerrutiDori Dutton Lisa (Paulsen) HartungDenis HerlehyKelly Morgan

1996Amanda McDorman

1997Sean Genovese ’97David Stifter ’97

1998Amanda (Strindberg) CoronadoJoshua Davis William ’98 and Jill (McConica ’98) Hageman

1999Brooke (Barbee) KallenbaughAllison (Broughman) Lantz

2000Jazmine ArmijoLisa (Gantz) FarnanBryan KretzmerMatthew Shearon

2002Kathryn McCurdy

2003 Jennifer (Lovatt) BentonVanessa RodriguezKevin PapayCraig CroceGregory ’03 and Kimberly (Wallace ’03) RosalinoMichael ThomasBradley ’03 and Jessica (Vom Steeg ’03) CampbellStephanie (Goodrum) KraftJohn YoungShannon MunozDevon BeckwithJessica BruschiAlexandra FeuchterJames HarveyHolly McKayBrittney PerkowskiRyan WalkerHeather McCauley Ryan ’03 and Heather (Campion ’03) PayneShannon (McKnight) Quiring

2004Christopher DevittChristine Haskell

2006William Hull Taylor LockettMatthew ’06 and Taylor (Lockett ’06) Haskell

2007Brendan Brown

2009Jamie AzdairHailey Schellin

2011Krista Ury

2014Mirko Tancredi

“We wish to simply say thank

you, for you have

made a difference.”

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Pledges and one-time gifts to the Pursuing Excellence program.

Thank you to the generous contributors to the Pursing Excellence Program. This new program to Santa Margarita will provide funds to ensure our campus remains one of the nation’s leading Catholic high schools and allows us to consistently improve and pursue excellent learning resources, programmatically pay for all the existing school facilities, and finance future enhancements.

Honor Roll of Donors - Pursuing Excellence Program

Caritas Christi - ($100,000 + )Christopher and Monica FurmanRancho Mission Viejo

St. Margaret Mary Alacoque - ($50,000 + )Stephen and Catherine Muzzy

Founders - ($25,000 + )AnonymousPatrick and Lori ImburgiaTroy and Jaime MedleyRichard and Michelle PtakMike and Adriane PuntorieroAnonymous

President’s Cabinet - ($10,000 + )Douglas and Stephanie NilsenVasily and Ellen SemeniutaJohn and Lori Stanton

Prinicipal’s Cabinet - ($5,000 + )Robb and Jendy Nen


Pledges and one-time gifts to the Pursuing Excellence program.

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Honor Roll of Donors - Pursuing Excellence Programsanta margarita catholic high school Annual Report

Honor Roll of Donors - Teacher Retention FundJuly 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014

Teacher Retention Fund 2013-2014Mohammad and Roshanak AbrishamchianJames and Christina AdamsTimothy and Kris ArendtDon and Gina BakerDavid and Karen BatsonGus and Claudia BattelSteve and Laurie BeachAnonymousAugust and Virginia BelmontEdward and Jennifer (Lovatt ‘03) BentonKenneth and Jody BowenCareyan Enterprises, Inc.Eric and Jennifer CarlsonThomas and Laurie CaseyJames and Cynthia ChiuminattaAlbert and Trudy CouttsGordon CraryJeffery and Susan CzechRobert and Monica DeanChristopher DevittEdward and Betty DevittDaniel and Tanya DomierPeggy DoumasAnonymousTony and Joan FangDavid and Karen FirestoneDennis and Joy FonsecaMichael and Michelle GaddieGary and Julie GangerKaryl GatelyPatrick and Jacqueline GoodreauChris and Mary HainesMichael and R’Neta HiebertBrian and Sharrie HiteJoseph and Sarah HolsingerMichael and Kimberly HornerGriffin and Allison (Henisey ‘98) HowardEric and Mary HowellPatrick and Lori ImburgiaJen and Monica JacksonAnonymousJeffrey and Ann Marie JennisonStephen and Rebecca KaneAnonymousEric and Kathleen KrogiusJames and Barbara KrouseSef and Lorna KurstjensLaura Lacko

Chris LeavellIra and Carol LebovicAlexander and Ulrike LeiviciAnonymousThe Linzmeier Family FoundationDepei and Jing LiuJames and Christine MatthewsChristine McCauleyKaren McEuenAndrew and Michele MerrittDon and Inge MillerKen and Linda MillerMarco and Karen MohajerEmil and Michele MondaMichael and Cora NeilonWilliam and Michelle NicoloffLouis and Marie NicotraDouglas and Stephanie NilsenIgor and Jill NoriegaJohn and Charlene PalmerJeffrey and Lisa ParsonsPaul and Gina PellizzonKerry and Mary (Sabin ‘96) PersonArthur and Laura PetrieMichael and Michelle PiersonTodd and Kathy PlocherRichard and Michelle Ptak

Thank you to the contributors of the Teacher Retention Fund. Gifts to this fund help Santa Margarita Catholic High School attract and retain dedicated faculty, providing an excellent education experience for our students. Public schools teachers earn 10 to 15 percent more than diocesan teachers, these donations allow SMCHS to provide additional financial support for our dedicated faculty.

Mike and Adriane PuntorieroJeff and Sheri ReeseDavid and Gina RezendesAnonymousRudolph and Wendy RuizDonald and Melanie SchneiderVasily and Ellen SemeniutaAnonymousPatrick and Saralee SheehanChristopher and Susan StraussAnonymousRobert and Carol SummersBart and Debbie ThomsenDaniel and Donna UptonBrent ‘98 and Barbara VillalobosJames and Debra VioletteMark and Shayne WebsterWilliam and Dee Dee WelchAnonymous

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Honor Roll of Donors - ScholarshipsJuly 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014

At Santa Margarita Catholic High School, it is our desire that every student have the opportunity to receive a well-rounded Catholic education. With the rising cost of education, we are committed to helping each family that wishes to attend Santa Margarita. Through our generous donors and benefactors Santa Margarita Catholic High School is able to offer awards in the form of financial assistance and scholarships. Thank you to our generous donors who make these scholarships possible. In many cases the memory of a loved one lives on at SMCHS and in the spirit of Caritas Christi, students are able to receive the Catholic education that may not otherwise have been possible.

Joseph Edward Campbell ’00Memorial Schoalrship3 on 3 for Joey

Christopher Cvengros Memorial Scholarship ’98Endowed Scholarship by Family and Friends of Christopher Cvengros

Bradley J. Dillahunty ’02Memorial ScholarshipJames and Suzan DillahuntyAnonymous

CJ Hubbard ’01 Memorial ScholarshipThe CJ Hubbard Foundation

Redwitz Family ScholarshipRandy and Claudia Redwitz

Richard Hunsaker ScholarshipEndowed Scholarship by Hunsaker and Associates

Michael J. Pellizzon ’05 Memorial Jerry and Anna Pellizzon

Reg Sobczak Memorial ScholarshipPatricia Sobczak

Kaydee Royce Campbell ’06Memorial ScholarshipCraig and Doreen CampbellMark and Kayla CampbellWilliam and Rona CampbellAnn DiemerDouglas DiemerJohn and Joyce DiemerDean and Dione DierksRex and Dotty KovacevichRandall and Deanna ParsonsRichard and Margaret PorterOscar and Keri RaveloSteven and Marie SlavinIan and Kellie Stade

*Sarah DeMille ’05Memorial Scholarship

Sponsors and UnderwritersApplied MedicalJim and Margie BrummSteve and Carrie CollinsMark and Christine DeckerStefan and Christy DrustScott Feyka ’98Pat and Kelly GalvinGarcia Family Trust David and Gunilla GarciaGregory and Theresa GiulianoTim and Arlene GornyGouvion and Grant Dentistry Dr. David Grant ’04Robert and Lisa LakeArnie and Rose LeavittKathleen Linzmeier ’04Brynn McIntosh ’04Lynn McShanePatricia MoranTerri MullerLouis and Marie NicotraRick and Ann PalmerChyrl PaynePaul and Gina PellizzonRick and Shelby PreusseRamp Logistics Darren and Lulu CrawfordRob and Carolyn RichardRussell & Lazarus APC Chris and Helene RussellRichard and Mary SchibellFrank and Shelley Scifres

Sarah Demille ’05Memorial scholarship- con’t James SnowSullivan Solar PowerThreaded Films Steven ’00 and Jacqueline LuxenbergToyota of Huntington Beach Robert and Mary MillerChris and Sheryl Van RuitenMichael and Lynn Wegener

Event ContributorsBruxieCollege Right Orange CountySteve and Carrie CollinsMichael and Lori GardnerGold’s GymIn-N-Out BurgerPatrick and Rosalie MackeRyan and Sandra MunsonPeppino’s Italian Family RestaurantRobert and Denise PigneriSky HighSMCHS Boys Cross Country/Track and FieldSMCHS Development DepartmentCheryl and Matthew SmithJames and Debra Violette*Donations made to the 2013 Sarah DeMille ’05 Memorial 5K

Richard Voelkel Memorial ScholarshipRoger Kirwan Family Foundation, Inc. Roger and Tracy Kirwan

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We thank all of the volunteers, sponsors, underwriters, supporters and vendors who supported Eagle Classic 2014 through their time, gifts and talent. Save the date for the next Eagle Golf Classic on March 30, 2015.

Honor Roll of Donors - Eagle Classic 2014santa margarita catholic high school Annual Report

Event Title SponsorSnyder Langston

19th Hole SponsorRe/Max Real Estate Group

Registration SponsorLux Bus America

Beverage Cart SponsorLyall Turbosonics, Inc.

Putting Contest SponsorFriends Against Drinking & Driving (FADD)West Coast Chill, Inc.

Driving Range SponsorDave & Buster’sJohn P. Nicholson, Inc.

Ball Toss SponsoravSolutions

Tee Sign SponsorApple Photography, Inc.BallPark Pizza TeamGold’s GymMarconi Automotive MuseumPenhall CompanyPumpkin City’s Pumpkin Farm. Inc.Signature Party RentalJay and Amy SkenderianSkyline Pest ControlSodexoSterling Collision Center, LLCSubZero ConstructorsViejo Sweeping Service

DonorsDavid and Karen BatsonJohn and Charlene PalmerMichael and Colleen ShepardTextbook Warehouse LLC Operating


We are grateful to the Mothers Club, led by their 2014 president Jodie Palumbo, for another great year for SMCHS mothers and alumni mothers. Their 24th annual fashion show and luncheon, “The Best of Times,” was chaired by Mary Haines and Kathy Plocher celebrating and featuring our senior students. All proceeds from this event were directed to programs that benefit the students at SMCHS through the Mothers Club grant program.

Honor Roll of Donors - Mothers Club

Red Carpet VIP SponsorJames and Rhonda DucoteJeffrey and Lisa Parsons

Vintage SponsorJulia Hume

Teacher SponsorLuke and Maureen WatsonLonnie and Denise Kay

Event ContributorsMark and Lisa AndrewMark and Cindy AngelichRobert BakerMatthew and Linda BaldyAlan and Shelley BaumgardnerFrank and Mary Ann BeggGino and Amie BianchiniStephen and Hilary BradfordKeith and Karin BremerSean and Lynda BurchillCraig and Cara CalentinoTaylor CampbellJohn and Cindy CannonThe College BlueprintCollege Recruiting GroupCollege Right Orange CountyCollegewiseComprehensive College PrepJoe and Theresa CruzRobert and Nancy Cunnanede Benedictis / Laguna, Inc.Daniel and Tanya DomierEmmett and Tanya EbnerEd's Handyman Service

Eva’s TrunkDavid and Katherine FloresFriar Tux ShopFuture FocusedGet College FundingGold's GymGreen Hanger CleanersGlenn and Michelle HalkettHero for A Day - SMCH student rock band Shawn and Antoinette HigginsLawrence and Susan HiltonChristopher and Cecilia HopperMark and Donna HumeSteve and Elyse IrwinJohn P. Nicholson, Inc.Mark and Susan JosipovichMichael and Lori KilanderMichael and Lucille KorhanLadera DentistryMichael and Mary LaneLegends II SalonLorin Backe PhotographyGreg and Trudy LouchartMichael and Teresa MaihenDavid and Clara MartinezMathnasium of Rancho Santa MargaritaMaureen Russo PhotographyBrett and Suzette McCauleySteven and Patty MendozaAnthony and Susan MilaniMosaic College CounselingMichael and Cora NeilonRobb and Jendy NenIgor and Jill NoriegaOC Tan 2 U Custom Airbrush Spray Training

John and Charlene PalmerJodie PalumboJeffrey and Lisa ParsonsPepsi Beverages CompanyPrinceton ReviewPro Nails & HairPure Barre - Rancho Santa MargaritaRonald and Patricia RazzanoStephen and Suzette RhorerRichard Michael SalonRoclord Studio PhotographyRudolph and Wendy RuizLaurence and Pamela SchulerSMCHS Activities DepartmentSMCHS Baseball BoostersSMCHS Development DepartmentSMCHS Eagle's Nest BookstoreSMCHS FootballSMCHS Pep SquadSMCHS PresidentSteven and Stephanie SmithGreg and Rhiannon SpierkelJohn and Lori StantonJames and Susan StiversScott and Sherry SummersEric and Jodi SweetTrena Kaye Skin SpaView CleanersJames and Debra VioletteDaniel and Paige WhelanMikel and Becky WilliamsWillow ManorGary and Bonnie Wilson

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Our sincere gratitude to the following families, individuals and organizations. Your generosity in support of Valentasia provides the means for us to continue to provide a quality education to every student.

Honor Roll of Donors - Valentasia 2014...You’re the Key to Our Success, February 8, 2014

SponsorsMission HospitalO’Connell Family Foundation Trust Est.Randy and Claudia Redwitz

UnderwritersDavid and Karen BatsonBlue Daisy PaperMargaret and Roberto BrutocaoSteven and Donna BudmanEleanor ChanThe GDR GroupHoly Trinity Catholic ChurchTommy & Robyn JankovichJo’s CandiesMartinez FamilyMichael and Cora NeilonJohn and Charlene PalmerParker Hannifin CorporationJeff and Lisa ParsonsPepsi Beverages Company, California RegionMike and Adriane PuntorieroSanta Margarita FordDonald and Melanie SchneiderThe Shaheen FamilySonoma-Cutrer WineUS Bank - Orange County Commercial Banking

ContributorsAcademic Learning Labs - Ann MosleyAccurate Fishing ProductsAll Blown UpAmerican Eagle OutfittersAnaheim Ducks Hockey ClubThe Andrakowicz FamilyAngels BaseballAnonymousTim & Kris ArendtAudi Mission ViejoBallPark Pizza TeamSteve & Laurie BeachBella Roche JewelryBremer, Whyte, Brown & O’Meara, LLPBuccola Manufacturing, Inc.Pat & Sue BuckleyTom & Janet BuckleySteve & Donna BudmanCamino Real PlayhouseJim & Naomi CantyCanyon Fireside GrilleCanyon Spa & NailsTom & Laurie CaseyChyten Tutors & Test PrepClark, Andrea & MichaelDr. Michael K. Clark DDSTodd & Kelly ClementThe College BlueprintComprehensive College PrepAmanda Strinberg ’98 & Michael CoronadoEric & Melanie CoxDantian Therapy CenterDel Dotto Vineyards

Contributors - con’tThe Dermatology Center at LaderaDigital Photo GraphixDisneyland ResortDog Daycare & Boarding at Grandma’s HouseJim & Terri DoneganEli Alexander SalonFashion Nails and SpaFatehi Oral SurgeryRob & Heather FecarottaFitness Together Dana PointFlawless Skin and BodyFleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine BarFletcher Jones Certificed Platinum Pre-OwnedThe Flower GirlFoothill Oral Surgery CenterFrancis Cabildo MusicMike & Lori GardnerFrank Godino, D.M.D.Gold’s Gym Rancho Santa MargaritaTed & Robin GrierGroomingdalesTony & Renee GuinaneHabanos Del LagoHair by Shelly BrowersHanna’s Restaurant and BarDave & Nancy HarrisDJ & Monique ’00 HarrisonShawn & Nannette HigginsImburgia FamilyInfiniti of Mission ViejoIn-N-OutInteriors by Diana Irvine ImprovElyse Irwin, Get it Together Professional OrganizingMark & Kelly IwamotoJohn JaksaJavier’sJeff & Ann Marie JennisonJo Malone LondonKathleen Andersen, O.D.KC Digital Solutions, Inc.Kimberly Gazsi Newport Beach Athletic Club SkincareEric & Kathleen KrogiusLa Fiesta Mexican GrillLaguna Art MuseumLaguna Canyon WineryLatte Da Bagelry and GrillChris & Dan LeeLegends Hairstyling CompanyLegends Restaurant & Sports BarLife Time AthleticLisa Renee Photography, Inc.Logan Bros. Shaving Co.Lorin Backe PhotographyLux Bus AmericaIPatrick & Rosalie MackeScott & Viviana MamoloMarbella Country ClubMarriott AnaheimDavid & Clara Martinez

Contributors - con’tMassage Envy Spa and The Joint... the Chiropractic PlaceThe MasterDrive ExperienceJames & Christine MatthewsTroy & Jaime MedleyJoe & Mary MiragliaMission San Juan CapistranoMobile TutorsMoet Hennessy USAMophie, LLCRob & Robin MorrisMark & Dana MortimerMosaic College CounselingMoussiaux FamilyJeffrey & Cecilia MurdyMichael & Cora NeilonRobb NenThe Niemi FamilyDouglas and Kate NilsenOC Body Kneads Massage TherapyOC Tan 2 UOCDJ Company - Michael Maruca ’92Olivia’s Closet OlukaiOrange Theory FitnessOutback SteakhousePacific SymphonyDavid PageThe Paintball Park at Camp PendletonJohn & Charlene PalmerPet SupplyJohn & Kris PetersPieology PizzeriaPlanet BeautyPro Nails and Spa Pure Barre - Santa Margarita Dr. Jeromy D. RatzlaffJeff & Trish ReinertReuben H. Fleet Science CenterRock ’N Fish RestaurantRomano’sRombauer VineyardsRose Canyon Cantina & GrillRubio’s RestaurantsSalt Creek GrilleSanta Margarita Catholic High SchoolSawdust Art FestivalKeith & Fay ScottSeaWorldTeemu & Sirpa SelanneLeonard ShulmanSix Flags Magic MountainGary & Cheryl SjobergSMCHS Activities DepartmentSMCHS Advancement DepartmentSMCHS Alumni DepartmentSMCHS Aquatics DepartmentSMCHS BaseballSMCHS Boys BasketballSMCHS Boys Track & FieldSMCHS Business OfficeSMCHS Campus Ministry


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Our sincere gratitude to the following families, individuals and organizations. Your generosity in support of Valentasia provides the means for us to continue to provide a quality education to every student.

Contributors - con’tSMCHS Dance TeamSMCHS Eagle’s NestSMCHS FootballSMCHS Girls GolfSMCHS Girls Softball SMCHS Girls VolleyballSMCHS LacrosseSMCHS Pep SquadSMCHS Steel Drum BandSMCHS Talon TheatreSMCHS TennisSMCHS Swimming & Diving TeamSocial Skills Development CenterSodexoThe Solazzo FamilySouth Coast PlazaSouth Coast FreestyleSouth Coast RepertoryThe St. Regis Monarch BeachJohn & Lori StantonStarbucks CoffeeJames & Susan StiversSundried Tomato San Juan CapistranoMark & Kathy SwannieThe Tea House On Los RiosTeen Road to Safety, IncTheresa A. Seidel DesignsThinkbox Technology GroupTijeras Creek Golf ClubTilly’sThe Tollner FamilyVache & Debbie TorossianTrena Kaye Skin Spa Trena Kaye Skin Spa-Dove Canyon Tutto FrescoDaniel & Donna UptonThe Most Reverend Kevin W. Vann The Roman Catholic Diocese of OrangeVCA Saddleback Animal HospitalVerizon WirelessJoanne VincentJames & Debra VioletteRick & Lisa VolpoPhil and Gina Wendt-Nekter Juice Bar Ocean RanchWest Coast JujitsuWhetstone Wine CellarsWillow ManorWineWorks for EveryoneWoodbridge Glass, Inc.Jenni WorshamWyland Worldwide, LLC

fund a student donorsGenerous contributions made during the Fund a Student appeal at Valentasia 2014 provided assistance to those in need. Thank you to all who supported this important fund during the evening.

Gregory and Karen AdamsSam and Pamela AuriemmaJohn and Paula BaldwinSean and Jayme BasfordSteve and Laurie BeachPeter and Joanne BealJames and Frances BergesonGino and Amie BianchiniGeorge and Esther BlancRoberto and Margaret BrutocaoDuc and Sang BuiRoy and Henrietta ChenJaime and Leilani ColleyRonald and Penny CotnerLarry and Amy DalphyJustin De Blasio ’97Joseph and Sandy DeJohnDaniel and Tanya DomierJolene and David FinnEamonn and Sylvia FitzgeraldMichelle FordChristopher and Monica FurmanFrank and Janelle FurstingerRichard and Kimberlee GallagherJohn and Nora GalloglyDavid and Nirmala GoddardYong and Ching GohGotschall Family Foundation Susan GotschallRick and Christy GraniereShawn and Antoinette HigginsLawrence and Susan HiltonSteve and Elyse IrwinJeffrey and Ann Marie Jennison

Craig and Brittany JohnsonRichard and Clasina JohnsonGary and Lisa KaplanAdam LawickiDavid and Clara MartinezHenry and Rosa MendozaJames and Lisa MulatoThe Muzzy Family FundMichael and Cora NeilonDouglas and Stephanie NilsenJoe NovoaMitch and Kathryn O’BrienDerrin and Kelly OlischefskiKevin and Ditas PahlJohn and Charlene PalmerRichard and Michelle PtakJeff and Trish ReinertPatrick and Stacey RothAlicia Sayles ’00Donald and Melanie SchneiderMilad and Madona ShaheenGary and Cheryl SjobergMichele SmithJohn and Lori StantonWicky and Linda SuyantoFred and Rima TaraziThinkbox Technology Group James and Dolores ColeBruce and Lisa TollnerLuis and Teresa VillaJames and Debra VioletteDonald and Denise WalshSteven and Kathleen Wilbur

Honor Roll of Donors - Valentasia 2014...You’re the Key to Our Success, February 8, 2014

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Honor Roll of Donors - Cumulative GivingJuly 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014

Founders - ($25,000.00 + )Rancho Mission Viejo Tony and Melinda Moiso

President’s Cabinet - ($10,000.00 + )ACTS Charity Foundation Carl and Diana ChangJohn and Cindy CannonJames and Suzan DillahuntyDaniel and Tanya DomierMark EskanderChristopher and Monica FurmanPatrick and Lori ImburgiaThe Muzzy Family FundStephen and Catherine MuzzyDouglas and Stephanie NilsenRichard and Michelle PtakRobert and Claudia RedwitzVasily and Ellen SemeniutaSnyder LangstonAnonymousRobert and Carol SummersThinkbox Technology Group James and Dolores ColeAnonymousSiamak and Eileen Zahedi

Principal’s Circle - ($5,000.00 + )Ronnie and Toni AndrewsPeter and Diana AngeliciGino and Amie BianchiniRobert and Dawnmarie DeshaiesDavid and Clara MartinezMission HospitalRobb and Jendy NenO’Connell Family Foundation Trust Est.Pacific Life FoundationRe/Max Real Estate GroupStanley and Sara RowleySarah DeMille Scholarship FundToyota of Huntington BeachRobert and Mary Miller Von der Ahe FoundationJay and Carol Yosenick

Blue & Gold - ($2,500.00 + )Richard BonadioRoberto and Margaret BrutocaoDuc and Sang BuiKeith and Christine CarpenterDavid and Tracy ClarkGordon CraryEgbar Foundation Thomas and Cathy MadiganTony and Joan FangFidelity Charitable Gift FundJoseph and Sarah HolsingerThe Jankovich Company Tom and Robyn JankovichKyuman and Eunkyung Kim LeeWilliam and Denise LekasThe Linzmeier Family Foundation Ralph and Oonagh LinzmeierLux Bus AmericaJames and Denise Meeks

Blue & Gold - ($2,500.00 + ) - con’tMerrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith IncorporatedRamp Logistics Darren and Lulu CrawfordRussell & Lazarus APC Chris and Helene RussellRichard and Ofelia ShiraishiSMCHS Boys BasketballWenxia Zhao

Eagles - ($1,000.00 + )3 on 3 for JoeyABM Facility ServicesAKW Fueling Inc. - Ladera Ranch Arco/ampmGregory and Lori AmendolaSam and Pamela AuriemmaCarlos and Debbie AzaldeDon and Gina BakerDavid and Karen BatsonJay and Patricia BaumgardnerJames and Frances Bergeson

George and Esther BlancRichard and Taylor BlancSteven and Victoria BoggessTimothy and Jill CarrollCIF Southern SectionTed and Sonja ClaytonLarry and Amy DalphyJeffrey and Sandra DawsonJames and Suzan DillahuntyCarl and Michele DiNicolaDove Mortgage Corporation Brian and Lynn RodgersJames and Rhonda DucoteEmcorEamonn and Sylvia FitzgeraldFoothill Oral Surgery Center Dr. Michael Clark and Andrea DworzakRichard and Kimberlee Gallagher

Eagles - ($1,000.00 + ) - con’tThe GDR GroupMark and Annette GeigerRobert and Andreia GenthertDavid and Nirmala GoddardGodes & Preis, LLP Joseph and Julie PreisSusan and John Gotschall GarciaRick and Christy GraniereJames and Diana GravesKent and Karen HaydenShawn and Antoinette HigginsInsco Painting Service, IncIslands Restaurants, L.P.Iwamoto Kong Wealth ManagementJames and Diana JenningsJessie Rees FoundationStephen and Rebecca KaneHyong and Jin KimKevin and Diane KimMark and Kimberlee Krouse

Sef and Lorna KurstjensJeremy and Rebecca (Moiso ’92) LasterChris LeavellThe Ryan Lemmon FoundationJohn and Renee LownLyall Turbosonics, Inc.Christine McCauleyMichael and Sandy McClareDante and Annette MelosiniWilliam and Barbara MonteleoneRandy and Anne MooreMichael and Cora NeilonIgor and Jill NoriegaNorthwestern Mutual Life Foundation, Inc.Pacific Terrain Landscape Maintenance, Inc.John and Charlene Palmer Jeffrey and Lisa Parsons continued on next page

Thank you to all who contributed to the many programs and areas of Santa Margarita. The following list includes all cash gifts to the school for the 2013-2014 fiscal year, including Eagle Fund, Pursuing Excellence, Tuition Assistance sports teams, arts programs and booster clubs.


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Eagles - ($1,000.00 + ) - con’tWilliam and Patricia PollakDennis and Ann Marie PopovecJacques and Heather PoujadeMike and Adriane PuntorieroRogers ElectricPhilip and Alison RomeroJohn and Deanna RuleSanta Margarita FordDonald and Melanie SchneiderFrank and Shelley ScifresAnonymousMichael and Colleen ShepardDavid and Laurie SmithJohn and Lori StantonStrategic Financial Group, LLC Jeff BrouletteStrategic StorageWicky and Linda SuyantoTaylor Freigh, IncBart and Debbie ThomsenToshiba ClassicTri-Emerald FinancialUnilever Ice CreamUS BankAnonymousAnthony and Louise Van CoutrenChris and Sheryl Van RuitenDennis and Andrea WalshAnonymousWest Coast Chill, Inc.Western Digital CorpWestrux International Inc.R. Michael and Sandra WilkinsonWillow ManorMichael and Amy Yoder

Wings - ($500.00 + )Mohammad and Roshanak AbrishamchianApplied MedicalavSolutionsDavid and Robin BaiaJoseph and Christine BarryPaul and Jennifer BartlettSean and Jayme BasfordRodney and Cynthia BauerDavid and Erin BellAugust and Virginia BelmontDon BennettEdward and Jennifer (Lovatt ’03) BentonJeff and Debra BradshawBristol-Myers Squibb CompanySteven and Donna BudmanDaniel and Kim BurkeC.G. Deferral, Inc.Paul and Rose CareyEric and Jennifer CarlsonEleanor ChanRoy and Henrietta ChenJaime and Leilani ColleyBrian CooperCox CommunicationsJeffery and Susan CzechDave & Buster’sJason and Leah DavisDave and Kimberly DitzlerCraig DonahuePeggy DoumasStefan and Christy Drust

Wings - ($500.00 + ) - con’tRaymond DunneDori Dutton ’94Judi DuttonJoseph and Valerie FlynnJason FordFreeway HondaFriends Against Drinking & Driving (FADD)Donald and Ronda GiardiniGregory and Theresa GiulianoYong and Ching GohGoodwill of Orange CountyGotschall Family FoundationDavid ’94 and Bao-Thy GrantNoel and Angela GrantRalph and Julia GuirgisMartin and Darcey HartiganRobert HawkingAnonymousLawrence and Susan HiltonVolker and Joan HippHoly Trinity Catholic ChurchJulia HumeJohn P. Nicholson, Inc.Richard and Clasina JohnsonRaymond and Nancy KannGary and Lisa KaplanDonald and Alison KenneyBrian and Carol KoTimothy and Dana LeahyJames and Jane LiaoJames and Christine Matthews Mark and Naomi McEachenMohsen and Yassaman Mehrtash

Wings - ($500.00 + ) - con’tJames and Lisa MulatoNet Service, Inc.William and Michelle NicoloffPacific West Asset Management CorporationParker Hannifin FoundationScott and Maureen ParsonsPaul and Gina PellizzonDaniel PolanskyRancho Dental Group and OrthodonticsDavid and Diane RankineJeff and Sheri ReeseDarci (Dutton ’93) ReidmundPatrick and Stacey RothRobyn RussellDarrin and Katherine SchellinSmart Stop Self StoragePatricia SobczakChristopher and Susan StraussCarlos and Maria SuarezSullivan Solar PowerTeresa TannerTerenea Realty, Inc.Thoemmes Cabinet Makers, Inc.Daniel and Donna UptonJames and Debra VioletteBenny and Polly WanWatson Land Company Jeffrey and Ann Marie JennisonWilliam R. Mitchell, Inc.Russell and Judy WilsonTerrance and Christy Wrightson

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Benefactors - ($250.00 + )Gregory and Karen AdamsAdriana Elderly Care HomesADT SecurityFelix and Nancy AmbroseDonor AnonymousApple Photography, Inc.John and Paula BaldwinBallPark Pizza TeamAlan and Shelley BaumgardnerSteve and Laurie BeachTeri BeauchampHarold and Caroline BoerlinDavid and Mary (Fallon ’91) BoyleChris and Diane CalcaterraSergio CarvachoThomas and Laurie CaseyChang Family FoundationCira Energy, Inc.AnonymousCMA & Associates, Inc.Cosmo’s Italian KitchenRonald and Penny CotnerJoseph and Sandy DeJohnDavid and Jennifer DempseyDoheny Plumbing, Inc.Lucretia DominguezJames and Lesley DonnellyEdison InternationalJohn and Amy EskilsonRobert and Heather FecarottaDennis and Joy FonsecaMichael and Michelle GaddiePat and Kelly GalvinJeffrey and Jenifer GerardoGeorge and Cheryl GhindiaGreen & HallJavier GuerenaDan and Carol Anne HarvesRobert and Teresa HeislerJohn and Anita HoetkerGriffin and Allison (Henisey ’98) HowardBryan and Johnna HoynakJB Bostick Comapny, IncJerry’s Interiors Inc.Jolyn Clothing CompanyKorey JorgensenGarland and Teresa KochJames and Barbara KrouseAllison (Broughman ’99) LantzAlexander and Ulrike LeiviciAnonymousAnonymousScott and Viviana MamoloMarconi Automotive MuseumRonald MarkRonald and Helen MatthewsMedsource PharmaceuticalsHenry and Rosa MendozaPaul and Kristine MikusAnonymousMark and Dana MortimerJoe NovoaDerrin and Kelly OlischefskiOrange County Medical Sales LLCEric and Jill OrrantiaPacific Shores HomesRick and Ann PalmerStuart and Andrea Parker

Benefactors - ($250.00 + ) - con’tMitesh and Falguni PatelPenhall CompanyPenske Toyota Scion of RSMJohn and Lori PolsonSam and Diana PontrelliRick and Shelby PreussePumpkin City’s Pumpkin Farm. Inc.Randall and Gretha Solorzano RichardsonLarry and Jan RoseRoy Palacios Insurance Agency, Inc.Arthur and Karen SaylesBarbara SchwenkeSignature Party RentalAnonymousJay and Amy SkenderianSkyline Pest ControlSodexoSterling Collision Center, LLCSubZero ConstructorsMirko Tancredi ’14Martial ThirskHoward and Joanne ThomasStephen and Karen TidlandViejo Sweeping SeviceDonald and Denise WalshWhite Mechanical IncWilliam and Katherine WoodJaime and Pina Zapata

Friends – ($1.00 +)James and Christina AdamsDougall and Ann AganMichael and Carrol AignerWesley and Alyssa AkinsTimothy and Cheryl AldersDore and Ellen AlpertArthur and Mary AlvaradoLouis and Ana Laura AlvarezGregory and Deborah AmparanoJohn and Susan AndersonKameel and Donna AndrawosMark and Lisa AndrewFrank and Dorothy AndrewsTimothy and Kris ArendtJazmine Armijo ’00Michael and Susan ArmstrongJamie Azdair ’09Theresa BaiaBarnett & Company, Inc.Gus and Claudia BattelPeter and Joanne BealDevon Beckwith ’03Jeffrey and Amy BeltAlexa BendixPeter and Heidi BishayKathleen BlaalidBMA West Medical Financial ConsultantsBoeingMichele Bogart Wendeline and Robert BorowskiKenneth and Jody BowenBrendan Brown ’07Michael and Genipher BrownShawn and Kristin BrownJessica Bruschi ’03John and Nancy ButlerCraig and Cara Calentino

Friends – ($1.00 +) - con’t Calmont Wire and Cable, Inc.Craig and Doreen CampbellBradley ’03 and Jessica (Vom Steeg ’03) CampbellMark and Kayla CampbellTom and Fran CampbellWilliam and Rona CampbellAnonymousSal and Susan CapobiancoCareyan Enterprises, Inc.Andrew and Denise CassidentiRobb ’93 and Jodie (Julian ’94) CerrutiTae and Suzana Cho ChangCharter Industrial SupplyJames and Cynthia ChiuminattaKevin and Candy ChouDaniel Cichocki ’05Richard and Melissa CisakowskiClass of 2003Robert and Katherine CoffinSteve and Carrie CollinsJay and Kim CormierMichael and Amanda (Strindberg ’98) CoronadoGeorge and Wanda CouAlbert and Trudy CouttsCPS Property Services IncorporatedCraig Croce ’03Cross Psychological Care, Inc. James and Susan StiversPaul and Susan CrowleyAnonymousJens and Suzie CutterMark and Brenda CzajaJoshua ’98 and Cameran DavisJustin De Blasio ’97Paul and Leslie DeakinRobert and Monica DeanMark and Christine DeckerRichard and Diane DellefieldDavid and Deborah DePilloJohn and Michelle DesmondDavid and Yolanda DesperChristopher Devitt ’04Edward and Betty DevittRick and Mollie DiBernardoAnn DiemerDouglas DiemerJohn and Joyce DiemerDean and Dione DierksDinello Properties, LTDChris Dionne ’93Anonymous Joseph and Tamara DonohueAnonymous David and Janet DuncanMatt and Rebecca EngelBrad and Charmaine EngelbrechtPatrick and Jean EnglishOscar and Cecilia EnojadoEdward and Monica EstradaJason and Lisa (Gantz ’00) FarnanRonald and Theresa FeddenAlexandra Feuchter ’03Jolene and David FinnDavid and Karen FirestoneWilliam and Holly FosterTroy and Suzanne FranzenDavid and Jo Ann Frattone



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Friends – ($1.00 +) - con’t Freecause Inc.Hogni FridrikssonBrian and Lynn FuesFrank and Janelle FurstingerDaniel FuttermanJohn and Nora GalloglyGary and Julie GangerCarita and Milo GarciaGarcia Family TrustMichael and Lori GardnerRenne and Lydia GardnerKaryl GatelyMichael and Cynthia GaultGlenn and Jutta GebauerSean ’97 and Jennifer GenoveseSheley and Kathryn GentryMo and Lisa GhahariGuy and Elizabeth GiemontMichael and Charlene GlorianiGarry and Carmen GoldenbergGold’s GymRoger and Evelyn GonzalezPatrick and Jacqueline GoodreauTim and Arlene GornyPhilip and Kathleen GronnerudEfren and Sylvia GrospeWilliam ’98 and Jill (McConica ’98) HagemanChris and Mary HainesAlbert and Diana HarrisJim and Lisa (Paulsen ’94) HartungJames Harvey ’03Christine Haskell ’04Matthew ’06 and Taylor (Lockett ’06) HaskellMary HauptThomas Haupert ’93Bert and Kathleen HawkinsDenis Herlehy ’94Michael and R’Neta HiebertGarry and Nancy HinesBrian and Sharrie HitePhu and Lien HoangDaniel and Olivia HolmLaura HopperMichael and Kimberly HornerHarry and Juanita HousengaDavid and Maria HowardEric and Mary HowellRobert HulettSteve and Elyse IrwinMark and Kelly IwamotoJen and Monica JacksonHossein and Sanaz JahangiriJohn JaksaAnonymous Kathleen JanicsTom and Robyn JankovichJeffrey and Ann Marie JennisonAmanda Johnson ’96Craig and Brittany JohnsonAlexander and Julia JohnstoneMiles and Patricia KaegiBrooke (Barbee ’99) KallenbaughAnonymous Sidney and Sogol KeighobadSteven and Dolores KellySteven and Kristina KennedyTom and Sara KerscherAbbas and Shokofe Khoshniyati

Friends – ($1.00 +) - con’t Karen KleinRobbi KohlerMichael and Lucille KorhanRex and Dotty KovacevichMichael and Stephanie (Goodrum ’03) KraftBryan ’01 and Annie KretzmerEric and Kathleen KrogiusGreg and Sophia LabateLaura LackoJeffrey and Sandra (Needham ’93) LarsonMaricar LaudatoAdam Lawicki ’09Mark and Tammy LearaArnie and Rose LeavittIra and Carol LebovicVincent and Lisa LeeWilliam and Judith LeonardNicole LindleyKathleen Linzmeier ’04Depei and Jing LiuChristine LoidoltPhilip and Carol LoignonRichard and Delsie LombardiRobert and Cynthia LuherChristopher and Kareen LundRobert and Michelle LustigMichael and Kindra LutterlohMacy’s FoundationRichard and Teri MaggioM. Scot and Julie MakinBong and Mary ManeseAndrea MarcantonioRoss and Robin MarksJeffrey and Lisa MarquartBenjamin and Jacqueline MartelloWade and Ingrid MartinGary and Debra MartinezRodolfo and Esther MartinezJack and Fiona MayesQuemars and Tess MazloomianMaureen and John McAndrewsBrett and Suzette McCauleyHeather McCauley ’03Kathryn McCurdy ’02Wayne and Jeannine McDonnellKaren McEuenJames and Eileen McGeeBrynn McIntosh ’04Holly McKay ’03Charles and Jane McLaughlinJames and Mary McLaughlinMichael and Gloria McLaughlinLynn McShaneMichael and Anna MerrillAndrew and Michele MerrittDon and Inge MillerMarc MillerDonald and Yvonne MillsHamid and Afsoon MinaiLisa MitauxMarco and Karen MohajerEmil and Michele MondaSean and Colette MontgomeryPatricia MoranKelly Morgan ’94Terri MullerTimothy and Erin MundyShannon Munoz ’03

Friends – ($1.00 +) - con’t Jeffrey and Cecilia MurdyThomas and Naomi MurphyRichard and Sinqui MustoNader and Nilou NematiLouis and Marie NicotraDale and Jennifer NiemiLouk NienhuisDavid and Kristen NilsenRichard and Julie NolanMitch and Kathryn O’BrienJon and Kimberly OlsenJohn and Patricia PaceAshley and Christopher PagelKevin and Ditas PahlKevin Papay ’03Jong and Haeyoung ParkMichael and Linda ParsonsRandall and Deanna ParsonsChyrl PayneRyan ’03 and Heather (Campion ’03) PayneBrittney Perkowski ’03Kerry and Mary (Sabin ’96) PersonJohn and Kris PetersMichael and Atala PetersKenneth and Pamela PetersenArthur and Laura PetrieMichael and Michelle PiersonMark and Donna PikulaFrank and Janan PisanoJack and Sue PisarekScott and Barbara PlamondonTodd and Kathy PlocherAngelo and Cynthia PonziRichard and Margaret PorterAmy PotterGlenn and Jill PowderPrinceton Community High SchoolMichael and Megan QuigleyBret and Shannon (McKnight ’03) QuiringRamon and Myrabeth RamosOscar and Keri RaveloGregory ReedBrett and Christina Ramus ReganJeff and Trish ReinertKeith and Sara ReisingerResource DynamicsLoida ResplandorAlberto and Karen ReyesAli and Kimya RezaeiDavid and Gina RezendesRob and Carolyn RichardRomulo and Jonnielyn RiveraChris and Ed RoddaBrian and Lynn RodgersVanessa Rodriguez ’03Gregory ’03 and Kimberly (Wallace ’03) RosalinoAnonymous Mike and Julie RosenthalRoss Medical - SJCRoss Medical-Ladera RanchRoss Medical-RSMRobert and Angela RoweRudolph and Wendy RuizJames and Enza SaccacioDiane and Kevin SageKevin and Sophie SanchezAlicia Sayles ’00Richard Schaaf continued on next page


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Friends – ($1.00 +) - con’t Mark and Jennifer TurnerTustin Buick GMCTustin CadillacRichard and Verna TysonUnited WayFrank and Rhonda UryToyota Matching Gifts to EducationTravelersMichael and Jacqueline TuckerKrista Ury ’11Christine Van KlaverenFernando and Sandra VargasDavid and Judy VelasquezLuis and Teresa Villa

Brent ’98 and Barbara VillalobosAlan and Pearl VillanuevaRichard and Lisa VolpoTony and Beth VoornemanRichard and Cathy WainschelBrian and Mercy WalkerJeffrey and Caryle WalkerKent and Jill WalkerRyan Walker ’03Peter and Michelle WallickRobert and Sally WarrenPeter and Angela WatersLuke and Maureen WatsonJeremy Webb ’93John and Dana WebsterMark and Shayne WebsterMichael and Lynn WegenerDavid and Martha WelchWilliam and Dee Dee WelchWells Fargo Community Support CampaignChristina WentworthDale and Vickie WheelerSteven and Kathleen WilburMikel and Becky Williams

Hailey Schellin ’09Richard and Mary SchibellLaurence and Pamela SchulerScot and Judy ScialpiGene and Carla SenecalJohn and Martha Szufnarowsk ShalhoupMatthew ’00 and Megan ShearonPatrick and Saralee SheehanLeah Simkins ’93Gary and Cheryl SjobergSteven and Marie SlavinDanielle Slymen ’93Michele SmithAnonymous

Scott and Marilyn SorensenCarl and Maria SpangenbergScott and Christen SpencerDennis and Michelle SperryChristos and Penny Soteropoulos SpiliotisIan and Kellie StadeDouglas and Michaela StanleySamantha StephensonDavid ’97 and Kate StifterMichelle StoutManfred and Jill StrombeckAnonymousLinda SwansonMarie TannerFred and Rima TaraziDennis and Vivian TatmanChristopher and Gilma TatumTextbook Warehouse LLC OperatingThe Chilcote Family TrustMichael Thomas ’03Roger and Veronica ThompsonKyle and Kathy TonokawaRobin Torriero ’93Jacqueline Tousley


Friends – ($1.00 +) - con’t David and Leslie WilsonLarry and Tracy WoodRebecca WoodRainer and Lynda WulfTerrence and Georgina YacapJoseph and Sharon YacoubianDaniel and Sally YooJohn Young ’03Steven and Kimberly ZaccagniniJohn and Stacy ZehrenJohn and Debra ZingalesPaul Zintel

We thank and bless all those who support the mission and students of Santa Margarita Catholic High School! Caritas Christi

To donate a tax deductible gift, go to www.smhs.org/eaglefund



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Documents

2013-14 SMCHS Annual Report