Summer 2007 - Sacred Heart Schools

Heart Matter 

of 

the 

SACRED HEART SCHOOLS ATHERTON ALUMNI MAGAZINE SUMMER 2007 

Home for 

Graduation 

At the Alumni Pinning 

Ceremony, Christopher 

Wood (SHP ‘04) welcomes 

Hannah Adams (SHP 

‘07) into the Alumni 

Association 

PLUS... 

• Will DeLong (SHP ‘05) 

• Nicole Norton (SJSH ‘93, SHP ‘97) 

• Drue Kataoka (SHP ‘96) 

• Cristina Echevarria Moustirats (SHP ‘90) 

• Eric Lochtefeld (SHP ‘85) 

• Janet Mainini Manger (SHP ‘69) 

• Cara Black (SHE ‘65) 

• Marcie Eason Amory (SHP ‘52) 

• Don Manley (SJSH ‘47)

State of the Heart 

Dear Alumni and Friends, 

I need to start my letter by thanking my predecessor, Dr. 

Joseph J. Ciancaglini, for his tireless efforts on behalf of the 

Schools over the past seven years. We have benefited enormously 

from his leadership, and the Schools are even stronger 

today in their commitment to educate the whole child. I 

am delighted that Joe is continuing his service in the Sacred 

Heart Network as Head of the Sacred Heart School in New 

York City (“91st Street”). 

Joe has been instrumental in the growth and success of the Schools, and I look forward 

to continuing that momentum. Our students continually demonstrate such tremendous 

excellence in academics, spirituality, service, and athletics. One only need 

stroll through the halls of SHP to find art students working on a ground-breaking 

exhibit on issues of immigration, science students creating their own robots, trivia 

masters preparing for their Quiz Kids matches, and the boys tennis team winning a 

national tournament. At SJSH, our middle school jazz band has been using their talents 

to spread joy in the community, while sixth-grade Spanish students have been 

studying murals in San Francisco’s Mission District and third graders have been 

exploring nature. Our preschoolers and kindergarteners have all made tremendous 

progress in their studies this year, learning about world cultures and becoming great 

artists and cooks. 

We ended our school year by welcoming 170 new graduates into our SHS Alumni 

Association — a truly outstanding class of 113 seniors from SHP, and 57 remarkable 

eighth graders from SJSH. These new alumni will join the ranks of thousands 

of children of the Sacred Heart who have gone on to share their values throughout 

the world. Take, for example, the community service efforts of Nicole Norton 

(SJSH ‘93, SHP ‘97) and Dr. Don Manley (SJSH ‘47), the sacrifices of dedicated 

parent Cristina Echevarria Moustirats (SHP ‘90), the artistic endeavors of Drue 

Kataoka (SHP ‘96), and the educational ministry of Sr. Kathleen Dolan (SH Greenwich 

‘56). 

And it’s not just alumni who exemplify our Sacred Heart goals and criteria. In this 

issue of Heart of the Matter, we take a look at other members of our community 

— including parents, teachers, and administrators — who make our Schools vibrant 

through their daily efforts. 

I count myself blessed to have the opportunity to serve as the next Director of 

Schools and to watch as our students grow in their spirituality, their intellect, their 

character, their activities, and their wise freedom. I extend my deep gratitude to all 

of you for your friendship and support to the Schools. 

Sincerely, 

Richard A. Dioli 

Director of Schools 

RICHARD A. DIOLI 

Director of Schools 

M’LIS BERRY (SJSH‘77, SHP‘81) 

Director of Development 

HOLLY GOODLIFFE 

Communications Coordinator 

WENDI MANGIANTINI (SHP‘80) 

Alumni Relations Coordinator 

TRUSTEES 

Mindy Rogers, Chair 

Mona Bailey; Kay Baxter, RSCJ; Maude 

Brezinski; Roberta Campbell; Mike 

Child; John Cogan; Sr. Barbara Dawson; 

John Etchemendy; Sally Furay, RSCJ; 

Ann Barry Giurlani (SHP ‘62); Marritje 

Greene; Tim Haley ; Fredric Harman; 

Anne Holloway (SH Newton ‘73); Mike 

Homer; Ron Johnson; Stephanie Lane; 

Mark Larwood; Manny Maceda; Steve 

Meisel; William H. Muller, SJ; Kenneth 

Olivier; Steve Rudolph; Sue Sutherland; 

Michael Wishart. Trustee Emeriti - 

Robert Glockner; John Hunter 

We welcome your comments, questions, 

or suggestions. Please contact 

Holly Goodliffe, Communications 

Coordinator, at 650-473-4004 or 

hgoodliffe@shschools.org. 

Sacred Heart Schools Atherton are 

Roman Catholic, independent schools 

founded by the Society of the Sacred 

Heart of Jesus (RSCJ) in 1898. Our 

mission is to educate the whole child 

to be a leader who loves God and 

serves others. 

The Heart of the Matter magazine 

is published bi-annually, in February 

and July, by the SHS Development 

Department. Postmaster please send 

address changes to Development Department, 

Sacred Heart Schools, 150 

Valparaiso Ave., Atherton, CA 94027. 

The diverse opinions expressed in 

Heart of the Matter do not necessarily 

represent the official policy of Sacred 

Heart Schools Atherton.

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Home for Graduation 

Over 200 alums returned to campus to participate in Mass, Honors 

Convocation, the Pinning Ceremony, and Commencement Exercises 

My Favorite Part of the Day 

We asked 9 members of our Sacred Heart community to give us a glimpse 

into their daily routines. 

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Nicole Norton 

SJSH ‘93, SHP ‘97, SHS Alumni Board Member 

Kathleen Dolan, RSCJ 

SH Greenwich ‘56, SJSH Religion Teacher & Campus Minister 

Dr. Don Manley 

SJSH ‘47 

Dr. Eileen Donahoe 

SJSH & SHP Parent 

Cristina Echevarria Moustirats 

SHP ‘90 

Ken Thompson 

SHP Academic Dean 

Drue Kataoka 

SHP ‘96 

Heart of the Campus 

Sports Beat 

Alumni Events 

Class Notes 

In Memoriam 

The Heart of the Matter 1


$1 Million Raised for the 

new Joseph J. Ciancaglini 

Endowed Scholarship Fund 

We extend our deep gratitude to our 

amazing donors,who proved to be 

incredibly ‘true to their school’ as they 

planned and implemented a special fundraiser 

concert, featuring the one and only 

Beach Boys. Over 350 guests enjoyed this 

once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, including 

an elegant dinner on Conway Court, 

a concert in The Campbell Center for the 

Performing Arts, and a reception for the 

performers and guests in the Black Box. 

The event’s proceeds, totalling over one 

million dollars, were used to establish the 

Joseph J. Ciancaglini Endowed Scholarship 

Fund for financial aid. This fund will 

generate the equivalent of one student’s 

tuition each year, and the fund will also continually grow so that the income 

stream will grow in perpetuity. As with all SHS endowed scholarship funds, 

additional financial contributions the the Joseph J. Ciancaglini Fund are 

welcome at any time. 

BEACH BOY Mike Love performs in The Campbell Center (above) 

SPECIAL GUESTS Steve Seabolt, Beth Seabolt, Mike Child, Dawn 

Refioglu, and Ilhan Refioglu meet Mike Love after the show (below) 

Jazz Band 

Performs at Head 

Start Preschool 

In April, the SJSH Jazz Band, led by Ms. Jamie 

Craddock, took their show on the road and performed 

at the Head Start Preschool. The students had 

visited this school before on Helping Hearts service 

days. 

Ms. Craddock started off the concert by introducing 

the name of each instrument while the band members 

demonstrated the instruments’ sounds. The preschool 

children greatly enjoyed the entire concert. 

JAZZ BAND MEMBERS perform on the Head 

Start School playground 

13 SHP Students Honored by 

National Merit Program 

NATIONAL MERIT 

HONORS were 

awarded to (front:) 

Chelsea Evans, Audrey 

Chau, Cristiana 

Valinoti, Hannah 

Doyle, Larisse Ortiz- 

Luis, (back:) William 

Derwin, Kramer 

Straube, Adam Davison, 

Patrick Murphy, 

Megan Maurano, and 

Maura (Jayne) De- 

Battista. Not pictured: 

William (Billy) Rowan 

and John Strohm 

This year the National 

Merit Program 

honored 13 SHP seniors. 

Our three National Merit 

Scholar Finalists were 

Maura (Jayne) DeBattista, 

William (Billy) 

Rowan, and Cristiana 

Valinoti. 

Our ten National Merit 

Commended Scholars 

were Audrey Chau, 

Adam Davison, William 

Derwin, Hannah Doyle, 

Chelsea Evans, Megan 

Maurano, Patrick Murphy, 

Larisse Ortiz-Luis, 

Kramer Straube, and 

John Strohm. 

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New Trustees 

In June, the SHS Atherton Board of Trustees 

elected Mona Bailey, John Cogan, Barbara 

Dawson, Tim Haley, Ron Johnson, Stephanie 

Lane, and Sue Sutherland as new members. 

Mona Bailey, former Head of Forest Ridge 

School of the Sacred Heart (in Seattle), is a 

Senior Associate with the Institute for Educational 

Inquiry in Seattle. Additionally, Mona 

is an independent consultant in the field of 

education. She received her BS from Florida 

A&M University in Chemistry, her MS in Science 

Education from Oregon State University, 

and her PhD in Educational Administration 

from the University of Washington. 

John Cogan, father of six SJSH alumni and 

two SHP alumni, is a Senior Fellow at The 

Hoover Institute at Stanford University. He 

received his AB and PhD in Economics from 

UCLA. 

Barbara Dawson, RSCJ, is President of 

St. Martin de Porres School in Oakland. She 

received her BA and Secondary Teaching 

Credential from Lone Mountain College, her 

JD from USF, and her MA in Comparative 

International Education from Stanford. 

Tim Haley, father of two SJSH students, is a 

Founding Partner of Redpoint Ventures. He received 

his BA in Philosophy from Santa Clara 

University. 

Ron Johnson, father of one SJSH alumna 

and one SJSH student, is a Senior Vice 

President at Apple, Inc. He received his BA 

in Economics from Stanford and received his 

MBA from Harvard Business School. 

Stephanie Lane, mother of two SJSH students, 

serves on the Executive Board of the 

California American Cancer Society, and previously 

was Director of Customer Relations and 

Global Events at Oracle Corporation. She is 

pursuing her BA from West Virginia University 

in two fields: Professional Writing & Editing 

and Child Development & Family Studies. 

Susanne (Sue) Sutherland, mother of two 

SHP alumni, spent the majority of her professional 

career in human resources at Silicon 

Graphics and later doing independent consulting. 

She has also chaired the SHP Fashion 

show, worked on the SHS Strategic Plan, and 

chaired the search for the new principal at 

SHP. She received her BA in English from UC 

Berkeley. 

Rookie Robotics 

Team Makes Finals 

This year SHP fielded its first-ever Robotics Team, which 

competed in the Silicon Valley Regional Robotics Competition 

in March. The competition is hosted by an organization called 

FIRST, which strives to inspire students in the fields of science 

and technology. Over the course of three days, the 48 participating 

teams (from as far away as Alaska, Hawaii, Texas, Minnesota, and 

Massachusetts) competed in fast-paced, radio-controlled matches 

of a game called “Rack and Roll.” 

This competition followed six weeks of non-stop strategizing, 

designing, building, programming, and testing by the 13 students 

on the SHP Robotics Team. Their final creation, “RADbot” (named 

in honor of then-Principal Richard A. Dioli), did an amazing job in 

the competition, finishing in 11th place (out of 48 teams) and winning 

the Highest Scoring Rookie Team award. 

This amazing academic opportunity came to our students 

thanks to the support of several generous donors and parent volunteers, 

in addition to the mentoring of SHP Physics teacher Guy 

Letteer and SHS IT Director Tom Wildman. 

OUR ROBOT IN ACTION: Top, teammates await the start of 

a match with RADbot (the front robot, labeled 2144) from the 

other side of the glass wall. TEAM 2144: Directly above 

JOINING THE BOARD: Top to bottom, Mona 

Bailey, John Cogan, Sr. Barbara Dawson, 

Tim Haley, Ron Johnson, Stephanie Lane, 

and Sue Sutherland 



A Fond 

Farewell 

On June 3rd, the SHS community gathered 

to bid farewell to Dr. Joseph J. 

Ciancaglini and Ms. Karen Eshoo (SJSH ‘83, 

SHP ‘87), and wish them well in their new 

adventures. 

After seven years of dedicated service as 

Director of Schools, Joe has moved to New 

York City to serve as Head of the Sacred 

Heart School at 91st Street. This opportunity 

is a unique fit with Joe’s desire to return to the 

east coast to be closer to friends and family, 

stay within the Sacred Heart Network, and 

live in a major city. 

During Joe’s tenure, academics have grown 

stronger than ever. Our sports teams have 

enjoyed remarkable seasons. The fine and 

performing arts have reached new heights of 

excellence. Our seniors continue to be admitted 

into colleges that best fit their needs. The 

Oakwood community has grown in number 

and in its involvement with the life of the 

school. Our campus continues to be beautiful. 

Our physical plant has grown to support the 

many activities that take place here. We have 

been blessed with professional, caring and 

gifted teachers and staff. Our relationships 

with our neighbors, the Town of Atherton, 

and the Archdiocese of San Francisco have 

grown even more strong, positive, and mutually 

supportive. Our endowment has grown 

significantly and the financial position of the 

school is strong. 

Karen has been a part of the SHS community 

for 27 years— 15 years as a student from preschool through 12th grade, 

5 years as a teacher at Sacred Heart Prep, and 7 years in administration at St. 

Joseph’s School of the Sacred Heart. Most recently, she has served as SJSH Principal 

for grades 1-8. During her tenure at SJSH, the faculty and students have grown 

stronger than ever. She leaves the school ready for further growth and success in 

academics, athletics, fine arts, spirituality, and community. 

Karen has transitioned 

into the role 

of Assistant Head of 

School at Lick-Wilmerding 

High School in 

San Francisco. This is 

an opportunity for her 

to continue her work in 

administration, but to 

do so at the high school 

level and in an urban 

setting. 

San Francisco Murals 

To learn more about Latino 

art, SJSH and SHP 

Spanish classes recently 

journeyed to San Francisco 

to view various murals. 

The SJSH sixth graders, led 

by Spanish teachers Ms. 

Alison Trujillo and Ms. 

Isolina Martinez, explored 

the Mission District, taking 

a guided bilingual tour 

of Balmy Alley, located 

near 24th Street. They saw 

dozens of beautiful murals, 

including La Virgen, I Give You a Song, and Native Struggle. 

At the high school, after studying the art of Diego Rivera in class, Ms. Pati Galvin’s 

and Mrs. Maggie Mera’s SHP Spanish 4 classes went to San Francisco to see three of 

his murals, located at The City Club of SF, the SF Art Institute, and City College of 

SF. Both groups enjoyed a rewarding and unforgettable day of learning. 

SIXTH 

GRADERS 

(above) 

examine the 

AIDS Remembrance 

mural in the 

SF Mission 

District 

DIEGO’S 

WORK 

(right): SHP 

Spanish 4 

students and 

instructor 

Maggie Mera 

view one of 

Diego Rivera’s 

murals 

GOOD-BYE KAREN: Left, eighth graders with 

Karen Eshoo (SJSH ‘83, SHP ‘87), outgoing 

SJSH principal. TRANSFER OF POWER 

(above): Joseph J. Ciancaglini, left, will be 

succeeded by Richard A. Dioli as Director of 

Schools 

Photo courtesy of Beckner Photography 


Will you be my 

valentine? 

BELOW, Students with their love 

puppets 

VALENTINE’S DAY IN PRESCHOOL: 

A Fresh Look at Immigration 

In May and June, the Advanced Photography students of SHP presented 

an exhibition entitled Documented // Undocumented at SPUR Projects 

art gallery in Portola Valley. 

The exhibit included 80 

hand-printed black and white 

photographs from the U.S. / 

Mexico Border and Bay Area 

Immigrant Communities. 

Led by SHP Photography 

teacher Lars Howlett, the 

seven photography students 

(Rebecca Abbe, Molly 

Dickinson, Marie Hamilton, 

Shannon Hamilton, Pallavi Menon, Anna Paustenbach and Greg Randall) explored the 

THINKING BACK, LOOKING FORWARD 

Above, this photo of an immigrant 

was taken by Marie Hamilton (SHP 

‘07) on Fifth Avenue in Redwood City 

COUNTER-SURVEILLANCE: Right, this 

photo of a border-patrol jeep was taken 

at the Tijuana border by Rebecca Abbe 

(SHP ‘07) THE EXHIBIT: Below, a crowd 

gathers for the opening reception and 

artists’ talk at SPUR Projects art gallery 

issues of immigration and cultural identity through the lenses of their cameras. Working 

on film and in black and white, the photographers documented community events, rallies, 

and daily life in the Mexican and Central American immigrant communities of the 

Bay Area including Fair Oaks and San Rafael. 

As part of the project, five of the students traveled to Tijuana to spend five days at 

the Casa del Migrante, a Catholic refuge that provides meals and beds each night for 

up to 150 migrants and deportees. Students shared dinner with the migrants, hearing 

first-hand accounts of the harsh realities of life on either side of the border. Along with 

making portraits of the men, the photographers also explored 

the communities along the wall, documenting the daily joys 

and hardships in neighborhoods under the shadow of the 

United States. 

Selected images from this series were also exhibited at 

the 2007 Forum on Day Laborers held by the Cesar Chavez 

Institute at San Francisco State University. Mr. Howlett 

continues to plan more exhibits, a website, and a book to be 

shared within the Bay Area Mexican-American community 

and throughout San Francisco and the Peninsula. 

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3rd Graders Explore 

Wildlife on the Coast 

This Spring, the SJSH third 

graders visited the Fitzgerald 

Marine Reserve in Moss 

Beach (near Half Moon Bay) 

to learn about the diverse species 

of invertebrates and plants 

that live in the intertidal area. 

Guided by volunteers from 

Environmental Volunteers in 

Palo Alto, they found a variety 

of seaweeds, crabs, sponges, 

sea anemones, mollusks, starfish, 

and fish in the tidepools. 

“This field trip tied in with 

our science curriculum about 

animal habitats, biomes, and 

endangered species,” said third grade teacher Mrs. Kathy 

Spieker. “Before we went, the students did internet research 

about tidepool animals, and they were excited to see the 

animals they had studied.” 

I FOUND SOMETHING! Top, studnets search in the 

tidepools EMBARKING ON THE SEARCH: Directly 

above, students with their volunteer tourguide 

MASTERS OF TRIVIA celebrate their 2007 championship 

Quiz Kids Champions 

For the first time ever, our SHP team brought home the trophy 

from Bay Area Quiz Kids, a Peninsula TV program in which 32 

high schools compete in a trivia game show. 

On Saturday, March 17th, SHP competed in the semi-finals. SHP’s 

team of seniors Billy Rowan, Pat Murphy, and Kevin McFarland 

upset Harker School of San Jose in an exciting match (with a score 

of 320-260) that was tied with one minute to go. 

After their semi-final victory, SHP moved on to the final round 

which was taped immediately afterwards. In the finals, SHP competed 

against a strong team from Mills High School in Millbrae. The 

match was close the whole way; it was often tied, and both teams 

took the lead in the final round. However, SHP prevailed 310-250, 

which means they were declared the 2007 champions. 

The grand prize for the team (and faculty coach Kevin Morris, 

SHP ‘90) is a ten-day, all-expense-paid trip to Ireland, Wales, and 

England this summer, courtesy of ACIS Educational Tours. 

5th Graders Set Sail on the Titanic 

STORIES 

OF THE 

TITANIC: 

In the 

play’s 

opening 

scene, all 

the characters 

wait for 

the ship’s 

departure 

In May, the SJSH fifth graders recently presented Stories of 

the Titanic, a play they wrote themselves, based on the lives 

of the passengers aboard the Titanic. This performance was 

the culmination of months of research, including a visit to the 

Titanic Artifact Exhibition in San Francisco. Each year, SJSH 

Drama teacher Stacey Ardelean leads the fifth graders in writing 

and presenting a play exploring immigration stories. 


National Tourney 

Champions 

Congratulations to the SHP Boys Tennis Team on 

winning the NHSCA National High School Boys 

Team Tennis Crown. The NHSCA (National High 

School Coaches Association) designed this new tournament 

to determine “Who is America’s Best Boys High 

School Tennis Team?” They invited 32 teams across 

the country to play (eight teams from four regions). 

After winning the Western regional championship 

on March 23-24, the SHP team went on to the national 

competition, held April 21-22 in Cincinnati, OH. 

SHP defeated Dr. Michael Krop Senior High School 

of Florida, The Bullis School of Maryland, and St. 

Xavier High School of Ohio to bring home the championship. 

Our Scholarly Athletes 

The Girls’ Lacrosse team has come a long way this year, led by Head Coach 

Brandon Badgley and Assistant Coaches Ron Cox and Pati Galvin (SHP Spanish 

teacher). They set a new school record with ten wins, and ended the season 

with a best-ever third place finish in the Peninsula Athletic League. 

To top it all off, they won the prestigious CCS Scholastic Team Award. This 

award, instituted by the Central Coast Section Board of Managers, recognizes the 

Varsity team from each CCS athletic program with the highest collective grade 

point average of all 

teams competing in 

that program during 

that season of competition. 

Our Gator girls 

had a cumulative GPA 

average of 3.51. 

POWDER PUFF TEAM: Row 1: Coach Mark Flynn, students, and Coach 

Bill Campbell. Row 2: Students and Coach Jeff Reynolds. Row 3: 

Coach Pat Dillingham, students, and Coach Mike Moe. Row 4: Coach 

Gary Graumann and students 

Sports Beat 

CHAMPIONS! Front: Students. Back: Tennis Program Director Jeff 

Arons, Athletic Trainer Kristan Coday, students, and Head Coach 

Losaline Mafileo 

SMART JOCK keeps 

the ball safe despite 

the Bears’ defensive 

attack 

Team USA 

This year two SHP water polo players 

were named to the USA National Teams: 

Caroline (KK) Clark and Paul Rudolph. Only 

15 players from the entire country are chosen 

for each age group— KK is on the Youth 

Team and Paul is on the Cadet Team. They 

will both be traveling around the world representing 

Team USA in the coming months. 

KK is the first SHP girl ever to be selected 

for a national team, while Paul is following 

in the illustrious footsteps of Dylan Mobley 

(SHP ‘05). 

Powder Puff! 

The 22 eighth-grade girls on the SJSH Flag Football 

team emerged victorious from the sixth annual 

Powder Puff game against Menlo in June. Our girls 

dominated Menlo with a score of 33 to 19. This year’s 

game put our SJSH Girls Football record at 4-2. 

The team’s great coaching staff included SJSH 

past parents Bill Campbell, Mike Moe, Mark Flynn, 

and Gary Graumann, along with Pat Dillingham 

(SJSH ‘97). The coaches and players trained hard 

for the two weeks leading up to the big game. 


Graduation 

Home for Graduation! 

A record number of alumni returned to 

campus to take part in Graduation festivities 

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GRADUATES WELCOMED AS ALUMS: 1 Sabrina Switzer (SHP 

‘05) pins David Phillips (SHP ‘07) 2 Bailey Samuels (SHP ‘04), Carrie 

Paton (SHP ‘04), Catie Paton (SHP ‘00), Lauren Paschal (SHP ‘04), and 

Ali Gramaglia (SHP ‘04) 3 Dylan Mobley (SHP ‘05) pins his sister Andrea 

(SHP ‘07) 4 Sara Jacobs (SJSH ‘07) with her mom, Ms. Toni Jacobs (SH 

Forest Ridge, SJSH English teacher) 5 Student (SJSH ‘07) with her brother 

(SJSH ‘10), sister Sabine (SJSH ‘05), and grandmother 6 Catie Paton (SHP 

‘00) with her brother John (SHP ‘07) 7 Rob Van Alstyne (SHP ‘04), Whitney 

Burton (SHP ‘04), Lauren Habig (SJSH ‘00, SHP ‘04), Dan Chaknova (SHP 

‘04) and Michael Connor (SHP ‘04) 8 Jonathon Wang (SJSH ‘02, 

SHP ‘06), Annie Coyne (SJSH ‘02, SHP ‘06), Randy Ang (SHP ‘06), 

and Dan Filice (SHP ‘06) 9 Mr. Mike Murphy (SJSH Religion teacher) 

surrounded by his fans 10 Randy Ang (SHP ‘06) and Alex Maceda 

(SHP ‘07) 11 Student (SJSH ‘07) and Ali Dyer (SHP ‘01) 12 Patty 

Doherty Hjelm (SJSH ‘47), Barbara Pauley (SH El Cajon ‘69), and 

Lynn Rudolph (SHP ‘05) 13 Nicholas Chrisman (SHP ‘06) pins Clinton 

Trahant (SHP ‘07) 14 Eduardo Ramirez (SJSH ‘01, SHP ‘05), Jessica 

Clee (SHP ‘02), and Danielle DiFede (SJSH ‘99, SHP ‘03) 15 Brandon 

Child (SHP ‘04), Daniel Abbe (SHP ‘02), and Jeff Jackson (SHP ‘02) 16 

Christina Ramsay (SHP ‘07) is pinned by her siblings Andy (SHP ‘03) 

and Stephanie (SHP ‘99) 17 Brandon Chau (SHP ‘05) with his sister 

Audrey (SHP ‘07) 18 Sheila Giannini Ruprecht (SHP ‘63) and Ann 

Carey (SJSH ‘71, SHP ‘75) 

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Graduation 

Members of the SHP 

Class of 2007 will 

attend the following 

institutions: 

American University 

Arizona State University 

Boston College 

Boston University 

Brown University 

Bucknell University 

California State University, 

San Luis Obispo 

Chapman University 

Claremont McKenna College 

Cornell University 

Cuesta College 

Dartmouth College 

Dickinson College 

Evergreen State College 

Georgetown University 

Hampton University 

Harvard College 

Harvey Mudd College 

Humboldt State University 

Kenyon College 

Lafayette College 

Loyola Marymount University 

Middlebury College 

New York University 

Northeastern University 

Occidental College 

Pepperdine University 

Princeton University 

Purdue University 

Rhode Island School of Design 

San Jose State University 

Santa Clara University 

Scripps College 

Sonoma State University 

Stanford University 

Tufts University 

University of Arizona 

University of California, 

Berkeley 

University of California, Davis 


Los Angeles 


Santa Barbara 


Santa Cruz 

University of Chicago 

University of Colorado 

at Boulder 

University of Michigan 

University of Notre Dame 

University of Oregon 

University of the Pacific 

University of Portland 

University of Puget Sound 

University of Redlands 

University of San Diego 

University of Southern 

California 

University of Texas at Austin 

University of Washington 

University of Wisconsin, 

Madison 

Washington State University, 

Pullman 

10 Summer 2007 

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SHP GRADUATION: 1 Graduates 

Caitlin O’Holleran, Pat Murphy, Michael 

McMahon, Jason McCarrick, and 

Michael Mahoney 2 Alex Maceda with 

her dad Manny (SHS Trustee), mom 

Lyra, and cousin 3 Valedictorian and 

Blue Ribbon Winner Hannah Doyle 

4 Graduates Greg Colligan, Jerome 

Duluk, Peter Innes, Matt Frederick, 

and Greg Casciaro play the drums as 

prelude to Graduation Mass 5 SHP 

Principal Rich Dioli presents Valedictorian 

Chelsea Evans with the light blue 

ribbon for Goal Five 6 Jayne DeBattista, 

Caroline Lewis, Adam Davison, and Braden Currier 

7 Graduates Christina Ramsay, Julie Harper, Sugeily 

Benitez, and Audrey Chau begin Graduation Mass with 

a liturgical dance 8 Samantha Carr receives her diploma 

from Director of Schools Joseph J. Ciancaglini, Chair of 

the Board Mindy Rogers, and SHP Principal Rich Dioli 9 

John Sutherland (SHP 02) leads the recessional playing 

his bagpipes, followed by Grant Gramaglia, Samantha 

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Harstrick, Dwight Hobbs, 

Michelle Benevento, and 

Travis Benson 10 Sugeily 

Benitez with her parents 

Alicia and Fernando 11 Dark 

Blue Ribbon winner Y.D. 

Hoskings presents outgoing 

principal Rich Dioli with an honorary ribbon in recognition of his 14 years of service 12 Nicole Villeneuve, 

Ally Walters, and Nicollette Warner 13 Spanish teachers Elaine Barry (SHP ‘87), Jesus Ramos, and Karen 

Filice enjoy a moment with graduates Kim Selling and Anna Paustenbach 14 “Heart of the Sacred Heart” 

winners Megan Putnam and Peter Innes 

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MY FAVORITE PART OF THE 

We asked 9 members of our 

Sacred Heart community 

to give us a glimpse 

into their daily lives. 

“ 

My favorite part of the day is spent at Shoreline 

Park in Mountain View. I have been coming here 

regularly since I was a child and it holds many 

memories for me. I walk to “my spot” (a bench 

tucked away and shadowed by trees), and there I 

collect my thoughts and relax while I gaze at 

the mountains and the small inlet of the bay. 

For a long time I worked at a biotechnology startup, 

where my days varied from working at home 

on marketing materials to traveling to company 

headquarters in North Carolina. Now, I consult 

for small businesses and nonprofit organizations. 

There’s no such thing as a typical workday 

for me - I enjoy the flexibility and diversity in 

my work schedule. In addition to consulting, I 

volunteer with the SF Chapter of the National 

Black MBA Association. 

I think of Sacred Heart as a place that embodies 

the ideals of community: inclusion, support, 

and moral guidance. Most important, I regard 

SHP as a place of belonging for life. 

For all of these reasons, I stay involved 

” 

with SHS 

and would like to increase my participation on 

campus in the coming years. 

Nicole Norton 

SJSH ‘93, SHP ‘97 

SHS Alumni Board Member 

Entered the Sacred Heart 

community in 1991 


DAY 



Kathleen Dolan, 

RSCJ 

SH Greenwich ‘56 

SJSH Religion Teacher & 

Campus Minister 



“ 

One of my favorite times of the day is my time 

with the students at St. Joseph’s. As the fourth 

grade Religion Teacher and the Campus Minister, 

I spend my days preparing for classes and 

planning prayer and liturgy opportunities 

for the St. Joseph’s community. 

My work and my hope is that I am able to instill 

in my students a personal and active faith in 

God. We lead such busy lives and it is important 

that both the children and adults have quiet 

time to be present to God, and to reflect on 

their relationship to God and to others. 

I love this line from scripture: ‘The gift you 

have received, give as a gift.’ I have been lucky 

enough to share the gift of a Sacred Heart 

education and the love of God with students, 

faculty, family and friends through my many 

” 

years of ministry at Sacred Heart Schools in 

Connecticut, Michigan, New York City, Boston, 

and Houston. 



Dr. Don Manley 

SJSH ‘47 



“ 

My favorite part of the day is spent riding 

my bike. I am a physician, and I see my cycling 

as a form of preventive medicine. I’ve 

noticed that cyclists eat more healthily and are 

more relaxed than the rest of the population. I 

never have the same stress on my bike as I do 

commuting through Philadelphia traffic in my 

car. I enjoy the beautiful scenery and feel my 

worries lighten. It all dates back 

to my riding a bike to St. Joseph’s every 

day when I was young! 

Now that I’m 72 years old and in perfect 

health, I feel it is payback time. So each 

week I visit three nursing homes to provide eye 

care to those who cannot easily get to medical 

offices. Then on Thursdays I work in the 

emergency room at Wills Eye Hospital 

teaching and training young physicians. 

I think my Sacred Heart education instilled in 

me the importance of corporal works of 

mercy. I know that my Sacred Heart education 

taught me how to respect people and helped 

me develop a lifelong interest in learning. I 

also learned to always ‘do the right thing.’ 

This mantra has become my life motto. 

” 


“ 

My favorite time of day is very early in the 

morning, before anyone else is awake. I 

use this time to sit in my favorite chair and take 

quiet time for myself and read. After that, each 

day is packed with an odd combination of 

responsibilities, including kid logistics, political 

reading, and my research related to humanitarian 

military intervention. I am a fellow at the Center 

for International Security and Cooperation at 

Stanford and I’m also very involved in 

national politics - currently, I am actively 

supporting a presidential candidate 

through policy work and fund raising. 

Dr. Eileen Donahoe 

SJSH & SHP Parent 



When our family moved to California 23 years 

ago, we knew no one and Sacred Heart became 

our extended family. Over the years, Sacred 

Heart has been our support system and, 

in effect, the organizing institution in our lives. 

Sacred Heart has been especially important to 

us in helping develop our children’s sense of 

identity. Many of our family traditions have 

been built around Sacred Heart activities 

and we organize ourselves around the 

Sacred Heart calendar. 

All four of my children have attended Sacred 

Heart, from preschool to twelfth grade. My 

eldest boys (Jack and Thomas) graduated in 

2003 and 2005 respectively, and my daughter 

Catherine will be an incoming freshman 

this September. My youngest, 

” 

Kevin, 

is a middle schooler at St. Joseph’s. 




Cristina 

Echevarria 

Moustirats 

SHP ‘90 



“ 

My favorite part of the day is when my husband 

Christophe and I play or read together with 

our darling son Landon, who is 18 months old. 

Some days we get a chance to play first thing in 

the morning when Landon wakes up and climbs 

into our bed. Other days it’s in the evening right 

before Landon goes to sleep. 

Our time together as a family is worth more 

than gold. Christophe (SHP ‘90) works in sales 

for Oracle and he travels frequently. We do all we 

can to squeeze in time between his meetings when 

he’s in town. I practiced employment law for 

six years before Landon was born, and then 

closed my practice to be at home full-time. These 

days I’m very busy caring for Landon and our new 

baby boy Jean-Sebastian, who was born May, and 

renovating our new house in Redwood Shores. 

We both have fond memories of our days at Sacred 

Heart. After all, it’s where we met! Our class 

was very small and all of our teachers were so 

supportive and accessible. We loved our Sacred 

Heart years, and we can hardly wait until 

” 

our 

children are old enough to follow the tradition 

and become Sacred Heart students themselves. 


Ken Thompson 

SHP Academic Dean 



“ 

My favorite part of the day is when I go on a 

hike or a run after a full day at SHP - 

I love being outside in a gorgeous oasis of 

wildflowers, beautiful views and nature trails. 

I feel closer to God when I am immersed in the 

grandeur of nature. I think John Muir summed it 

up well: ‘I only went out for a walk, ... for going 

out, I found, was really going in.’ 

I actually began my Sacred Heart career as 

a substitute at St. Joseph’s in the spring of 

1989 at the invitation of my friend, Vice Principal 

Kevin Eagleson. And I loved it! After my stint 

at SJSH, I became the Athletic Director at SHP. 

Three years later, I joined the math department as 

a teacher and department head for 13 years, until 

I became a dean. Before coming to Sacred Heart 

in 1989, I had coached the Santa Clara University 

women’s basketball team for ten years. 

I actually met my wife at Sacred Heart. 

I love to sing, and so Joan Burdick (former 

head of the SHP Theater Department) asked 

me to be in several shows. It was during 

rehearsals for the Pajama Game that I met 

Joan’s daughter Corie, who was a 

” 

talented New 

York City actress. We met in 1995 and 

clicked instantly. We were married in 1996. 




Drue Kataoka 

SHP ‘96 



“ 

My favorite time of the day is twilight, when 

outside my studio window, the last lingering 

sunrays graze the clouds. A distinctive 

hush signals a quiet time of reflection upon the 

goodness of God and His bounty of nature. 

I like to paint this beautiful, ephemeral world in 

Sumi-e, Japanese brush painting. This 2000- 

year-old art form is steeped in a canon of brush 

strokes of landscape. 

Dipping into the lengthening shadows, I think 

about Sister Brown, the former Director 

of Schools, who was one of my greatest 

mentors. The values of an SHP education 

resonate with me as I fondly remember her 

appreciation and love of the arts. 

I am so blessed to be a full-time artist. My last 

project, Around the World in a Single Stroke, 

honored 12 distinguished global individuals 

from diverse disciplines in a celebration of 

peace. Currently I’m embarking on another 

” 

exciting project at the crossroads between art and 

technology, capturing the dynamic landscape of 

Silicon Valley. 


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Alumni Events 

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3 

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5 6 

PARENTS OF ALUMNI LUNCHEON: 

“Mums of alums” from the classes of 

1996 to 2006 gathered for a “Mad Hatter” 

lunch on Conway Court. 1 Front: Elizabeth 

Hill, Stephenie Hebert, Jan Lindell, 

and Lynn Virnoche. Back: Marilyn Jandro, 

SHP Football Coach Pete Lavorato, Eloise 

Pollock, and Bebelu Wishart 2 Front: Lisa 

Ruggeri, Gayten Harmon, and Chaplain 

Fr. Tom Moran. Back: Mary Rudolph, Patti 

Leone-Cluss, Laurel Marino, and Chris 

Budd 3 Front: Joanna Wilkinson, Sue 

Merrill, SHP history teacher Donna Gilboa, 

and Renée Ortiz. Back: Jan Paton, 

Nettie Ramsay, incoming SHP Principal 

James Everitt, and Ofelia Delgadillo 4 

Front: Irene DeVivo, Renée Child, Pat 

Carlson, and Sue Sutherland. Back: Carla 

Schiefly, Renée Hannebrink, Angie Ang, 

Nancy Blears, Martha Bacon, and Cathy 

Norton 5 Front: Kathy McGlynn and Betsy 

Marr. Back: Anne Marr (SHP ‘96), Nancy 

Tarantino, and Pandy Garvic 6 Front: Bev 

Wheat, Beth Seabolt, Linda Haderer, and 

Michelle Turchi. Back: Chris McMillan, Jan 

Oldenburg, Katie Jordan, Sonia Sayigh, 

and Sandra Pachaud 


1920s 

Alma Bracesco Bryner (SJSH ‘22) 

is living in Vancouver, Canada, where 

she and her husband have lived most of 

their life. Her husband, Cyril, was a Professor 

of Russian History at UBC. Alma 

has kept busy through the years volunteering 

for UNICEF, the Red Cross, the 

Faculty Women’s Club, and UBC Hospital. 

She has many fond memories of 

St. Joseph’s and Mother Foley. 

1940s 

Bernie McLoughlin (SJSH ‘42) is 

living in Menlo Park and remembers 

his days at St. Joseph’s fondly. 

1950s 

Nancy Sullivan Stretch (SHP ‘57) and Joelle 

Walsh Conn (SHP ‘57) helped bring the 

class of 1957 back to school in June. 

Ursula Cleary (SHE ‘54, SHP ‘58) attended 

the AASH New York conference in April, and 

visited Menlo in May. She lives in Washington, 

D.C. 

1960s 

After working for 41 years as a Registered 

Nurse and 24 years as a Nurse Manager for Kaiser 

in Southern and Northern California, Joan 

McSweeney Terry (SHP ‘61) retired in May. 

She is looking forward to traveling, volunteering, 

and spending more time with family and 

friends. 

Kathy Deming Vander Vennet (SHP ‘65) 

came back to campus for a visit during her sister 

Barbara’s class reunion. She donated her 

“letterman” sweater to the school archives. 

She is looking great and is happy living in 

Rohnert Park. 

The Class of 1962 will be gathering together 

in the fall at Ann Barry Giurlani’s home 

to celebrate their forty-five year reunion. Bobbie 

Doyle Bludau will be helping her plan the 

party. 

The Class of 1967 came back to campus in 

April and had a great time exploring the school 

and catching up with each other. Hillary Dyer 

O’Brien, Barbara Deming Clever, Christine 

Lussier Dyer, Annes Gilles Kennelly, Mitzi 

Malovos Konevitch, Alice Parcell, Mary 

Keith Roberts, Celeste Smith, and Meridee 

Talyor had a great time visiting over at Oakwood 

too. 

Cara Black (SHE ‘65) 

Cara is busy this Spring promoting her new book, 

Murder on the Ile Saint-Louis, the seventh novel in 

her Leduc series set in Paris. In April the book reached 

#2 on the San Francisco Chronicle’s fiction best-seller 

list. This was a great sequel to Cara’s first novel, Murder 

in the Marais (1999), which was #1 on the San Francisco 

Chronicle’s fiction best-seller list. 

“Attending Sacred Heart Elementary in the 1960s with 

French-speaking nuns and students had a lot to do with 

choosing the setting for my books,” said Cara. She is enjoying 

her life as an author after 

serving as a YMCA Preschool 

Director and Jewish Community 

Center Preschool educator for 

many years. Today the Sacred 

Heart tradition continues in 

Cara’s family as her son currently 

attends Stuart Hall in San 

Francisco. 

Cara visited SHP in May to 

meet with the SHP Women’s 

Group and several English 

classes. 

Class Notes 

Marcie Eason Amory (SHP ‘52) 

AASH President Marcie Eason 

Amory (right) with her classmate 

Sheila Poland Madden (SHP ‘52) 

at the AASH conference 

THANKS 

FROM THE 

HEART! 

Alumni Board 

President 

Leana 

Giannini (SHP 

‘75) thanks 

SHS Annual 

Fund donors 

and alumnae 

Susan Giavia 

Gaddis (SHP 

‘68) and Lisa 

McCloskey 

Geserick (SHP 

‘69) 

In April, Marcie became the President of the Associated 

Alumni of the Sacred Heart (AASH). She was installed 

at the AASH conference in New York City. She gave a 

fabulous acceptance speech and all of the Menlo girls 

were very proud of her. 

“I loved my years at Sacred Heart Menlo,” said Marcie. 

“I have wonderful memories, I made wonderful lifelong 

friends, and I received wonderful training from Religious 

who really got it when it came to education. 

“I was a full-time boarder, only returning home to 

Nevada for holidays and summer vacation,” continued 

Marcie. “I remember at Sacred Heart we had Friday night 

movies. Mother Dorsey, then Mistress General, would 

pop corn in her office and then we would take it over to 

the theater. On Saturdays, those who had received a Très 

Bien card at Primes on Monday were allowed to go into 

Palo Alto for shopping and lunch. We had to pay a chaperone 

and buy her lunch for that privilege.” 

We hope to see Marcie visit campus as she travels 

to the various Sacred Heart Alumni Associations and 

Schools in her new role as AASH President. 


Class Notes 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY 

SR. MORRIS! Sr. Nancy 

Morris celebrated 

her 80th birthday on 

June 10th, surrounded 

by her Menlo girls 

1970s 

Jeanmarie Tarmann Derry (SHE ‘69, 

SHP ‘73) reports on The Class of ‘73: “Our 

class held a ‘mini’ reunion in San Francisco in 

March. We had fun getting together for lunch at 

Scala’s Bistro near Union Square. People came 

from as far as Nevada and all over California. 

Even though it was an ‘off’ year (our 33rd reunion), 

great fun was had by all. Azy Doyle’s 

son is getting married in October of ‘07 and 

Jeanmarie Tarmann Derry’s daughter is getting 

married on 6/7/8. Our reunion planner for 

this fall is Lynne Utter Walter. We’ll be taking 

a cruise.” 

Laura Daschbach Pitchford (SJSH ‘73, 

SHP ‘77) and Lauren Gray Koenig (SJSH 

‘73, SHP ‘77) are planning their 30th Reunion 

for October 20, 2007. Everyone should save the 

date and plan on an enjoyable day and an evening 

event. 

Sharon Kugler (SHP ‘77) was named the 

Chaplain of Yale University in March 2007. 

Yale President Levin announced her appointment 

describing her previous work at JHU, remarking, 

“At Johns Hopkins, she has cultivated 

a chaplaincy that defines itself by serving the 

needs of the diverse cultural and religious traditions 

there. The members of the search committee 

and I were impressed by her success in 

building programs that support numerous faiths, 

by her work to facilitate interfaith dialogue, and 

by her keen pastoral skills that were appreciated 

by students of every background.” 

Jacqueline Kamber Hosford (SHP ‘79) 

thought her Sacred Heart class ring was lost 

forever. In January it was returned to the Sacred 

Heart Alumni office after it was found in a Lost- 

&-Found box in Delaware. Jacqueline, who 

lives in New York and works in the residential 

remodeling and design industry, was thrilled to 

have it back. 

1980s 

Gertrude Zelaya Huber 

(SJSH 79, SHP ‘83) is living 

in Miami, Florida and working 

on Spanish- and Englishspeaking 

television shows. 

One of her game shows, 

called Link Five, began airing 

nationally in March 2007. 

If you are ever in Miami and 

want to be a contestant, let 

Gertrude know. 

Ruth Baird True (SHP 

‘80) and her husband have 

THE CLASS OF 1973 (top) 

gathered in San Francisco 

for a mini reunion: Azy Doyle 

Mariani, Jennette Lejardi 

Sawyer, Beth Conwell, Marcy 

McDonald Parker, Mary McGuire 

Driscoll, Lunne Utter Walters, 

and Jeanmarie Tarmann Derry 

THREE MUSETTES AT MARDI 

GRAS (left): Musette Buckley 

(SJSH ‘76, SHP ‘80, left) with 

her daughter Muzie and mother 

Musette 

opened Western Bridge, a 

nonprofit space in Seattle 

dedicated to recent developments 

in contemporary 

art. The True Collection 

contains important works 

in video, photography 

and other media by an international 

roster of both 

established and emerging 

artists. Works from the collection have been 

exhibited in major museums in North America 

and Europe. 

The Class of SHP 1982 will be celebrating 

their 25th reunion on October 20, 2007. Save 

the date— Aileen Silva McDonald and Legia 

Rillos Oswald are planning a fun event. 

Janet Mainini 

Manger 

(SHP ‘69) 

“My years at Sacred Heart 

were the best four years of my growing 

up. The nuns built a wonderful 

community and gave us a sense of camaraderie. 

They taught us that putting others first was the 

highest goal. Living by this has given me a wonderful sense 

of satisfaction in my life. We had an awareness that we 

were supposed to make the world a better place. The nuns 

had a spirituality that they modeled for us and I have carried 

it with me throughout my life. To the nuns of Sacred Heart 

who taught me to live for others, I am truly thankful. 

Dana Perkins (SJSH ‘80, SHP ‘84) writes 

that she has been living in Seattle for ten years 

and that she is teaching high school English at 

The Bush School. She attributes her passion for 

teaching to Mrs. Connie Solari, who has been 

an “incredible role model for me.” Dana says 

she will never forget Connie teaching her AP 

English class from the floor when she had lower 

back problems. Dana still loves rowing, which 

she first took up at SHP, and she recently purchased 

her first single rowing shell. 


1990s 

Gloria Martinez Ebner (SHP ‘92) and her 

husband Mark welcomed their first child, Antonio 

Marcos, into their family on August 14, 

2006. Gloria is now living in San Jose. She 

sends greetings to her class and congratulates 

Rich Dioli, who was a great friend and mentor 

to her, on his recent appointment as Director of 

Schools. 

Michelle Chaudoir Klosterman (SHP ‘96) 

married Eric Klosterman September 2006 in 

Napa with fellow alumnae Michelle Marsili 

Trisha Felts Hosley (SHP ‘97) has been 

named the Skyline College women’s basketball 

coach. After leaving the corporate world only a 

year ago, Trisha was surprised to become a head 

coach so soon. At SHP, Trisha was a stand-out 

guard in basketball who played on three state 

championship teams. She also played softball 

and was a 1994 cross country star. She attended 

University of Portland and later worked at Benefit 

Cosmetics. She and her husband Nathan 

have one son (Nathan Jr.). Trisha is also the coowner 

of the San Francisco restaurant Sauce. 

Kyleanne Hunter (SHP ‘97) is a Marine 

pilot, flying Cobra helicopters out of Al Asad 

or the eight years I attended grammar school at St. 

“FJoseph’s, the moment I looked forward to 

most each day was a handshake from Henry Schimpf. In 

his later years, Henry covered our recess after lunch. None of 

the students would think of beginning this special time without 

first locating Henry: the boys 

for a handshake and some 

warm conversation and the 

girls giving him a hug or a peck 

on the cheek. He made us feel special - like we could 

grow up and be anything we wanted to be. 

During our recess, Henry was constantly surrounded 

by children. Even though Henry was there to provide 

supervision and to handle our student conflicts, there 

was never any need for yelling with him on the job. 

You see, Henry treated us with love and respect. We 

understood that and never wanted to let him down. 

Henry is remembered because he made his time on 

earth count by spreading love every chance he had. 

For this reason Henry will always remain a hero to me 

and thousands of other St. Joseph’s alumni. I often 

wonder if the gatekeeper in heaven will have the same 

qualities as our Henry Schimpf. 

(SJSH ‘92, SHP ‘96) and Danielle Chaudoir 

(SHP ‘93) as attendants. 

Amy Henry (SHP ‘96) is graduating from 

Veterinary medical school and is married with 

two daughters. 

Drue Kataoka (SHP ‘96) invites the SHP 

community to visit her interactive art project, 

Around the World in a Single Stroke, at www. 

inasinglestroke.com. Next, she will embark on 

a project that celebrates Silicon Valley. Stay 

tuned at www.drue.net. 

Chalis Kuba (SJSH ‘92, SHP ‘96) graduated 

from Georgetown in 2000 and is now working 

for Novartis after stints for Clorox, Nestle, 

and Chiron BioTech. She lives in Concord with 

her husband, and they are currently renovating 

their home. 

Sean Day (SHP ‘97) is cooking up a ten 

year reunion for The Class of 1997. If you 

want to help with the event, email him c/o 

alumni@shschools.org. 

Eric Lochtefeld 

(SJSH ‘85) 

Airfield in Iraq as a medivac escort. She plans 

on coming home by October to run the Marine 

Marathon with her sister Leslie (SHP ‘01) in 

Washington, D.C. 

Jessica DeVivo (SJSH ‘94, SHP ‘98) graduated 

from Tulane University with a BS in Psychology 

and has been teaching special education 

at Charles Armstrong School. 

Monica Ortiz (SHP ‘99) is attending St. 

George University Veterinary School on the island 

of Grenada, West Indies. 

Amanda Frank (SHP ‘99) was recently engaged 

to Anthony Gregg, a chef and business 

owner, and they are planning an August 2008 

wedding. 

Reshma Khilnani (SHP ‘99) has moved to 

Beijing, China to work for Microsoft. 

Kristina Stankovic (SJSH ‘95, SHP ‘99) 

married Craig McClane on September 9, 2006 

at the Santa Clara Mission, with their reception 

on the grounds. Both the bride and groom are 

MOM Lindsay Peloso Fifield (SHP 

‘96) with her husband Paul and their 

daughter Haley. They have recently 

moved back to Menlo Park. 

SCU graduates. Bridesmaids included Julie 

Stankovic (SJSH ‘97, SHP ‘01), Laura 

Smith (SJSH ‘95), Natalia Carse (SJSH 

‘95), and Laura Evans (SJSH ‘95). At the 

wedding, Dawn Reyen (former SJSH teacher) 

performed all the music, with Mark Bowman 

(former SJSH teacher) and Julie Stankovic 

doing vocals. Kristina and Craig now reside in 

Scottsdale, AZ and Kristina works as a speech 

language pathologist. 

2000s 

Josh Garvic (SHP ‘00) graduated from the 

law school at Loyola Marymount in Los Angeles. 

He recently completed an internship with 

Chief Judge Alex Kozinski of the 9th Circuit 

Court of Appeals in Pasadena. 

Karla Gurley (SHP ‘00) is traveling with 

members of her church to South Africa over 

the summer to work with two organizations that 

help children orphaned or infected with HIV/ 

AIDS. She will be working at Beautiful Gate in 

Capetown and Villa of Hope in Johannesburg. 

Got news? 

Please tell us what you’re up 

to so we can include you in the 

next magazine: 

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Class Notes 

BRIDE Meghan Shumm Oliveri (SHP ‘97), 

with her sisters Kathleen “Katy” Shumm 

(SHP ‘01, left) and Erin Shumm SHP ‘99) 

Catie Paton (SHP ‘00) graduated from UC 

Davis and is working in San Francisco at Alexandria 

Real Estate Equities, Inc. 

Kaori Murakami (SHP ‘00) has moved to 

Tokyo to work in marketing for FedEx Kinko’s 

and she invites her classmates to get in touch 

with her if they want to come for a visit. 

Bridget Geibel (SHP ‘01) is teaching English 

at a school in Torun, Poland. 

Sarah Bacon (SHP ‘02) graduated from Cal 

with a double major in Anthropology and Social 

Welfare. She is living in Menlo Park and interning 

at the Veteran’s Hospital. 

Chris Child (SHP ‘02) graduated from 

M.I.T. and is working for Bain & Company in 

Boston. 

Nate Myall (SHP ‘02) is finishing up his 

Masters in Biology at Stanford and will continue 

his studies next year in medical school at 

Stanford. 

Maria Patricia Miranda (SHP ‘02) is a first 

year medical student at Dartmouth. Recently she 

volunteered to work at a clinic in New Orleans 

helping the Katrina victims. She will continue 

with this work during the summer of 2007. 

J.D. Mumford (SHP ‘02) is returning to 

California this summer after doing graduate 

work at Lehigh University for ground water 

cooling. He is planning to continue his gradu- 

ate studies and to look for work in the 

high tech field. 

Max Etchemendy (SHP ‘02) has 

moved back to the Bay Area and is 

now working for Coghead, Inc. He 

is house-sharing with Sacred Heart 

alumni Tommy Nourse (SJSH ‘98, 

SHP ‘02), Amarnath Santhanam 

(SHP ‘02), and Stephanie Lee (SHP 

‘02). 

Jessica Ortiz (SHP ‘02) is working 

as an Assistant Producer at Red 

Car, a National post-production company 

in Dallas, Texas. 

Jordan Palmer (SJSH ‘98, SHP 

‘02) is working in real estate with her 

mom. In July he is moving to L.A. to begin a 

job in sales and marketing for a new company. 

John Sutherland (SHP ‘02) is still living in 

Vancouver, British Columbia, still studying at 

Simon Fraser University, and still playing the 

bagpipes. 

Addie Bacon (SHP ‘03) is graduating from 

the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising 

in San Francisco with a degree in Visual 

Communications. She stays busy working in 

local retail and volunteering with the Juvenile 

Diabetes Research Foundation. 

Lauren Blears (SHP ‘03) recently graduated 

from USC with a major in Philosophy and a minor 

in Advertising. She is the past President of 

Kappa Kappa Gama sorority. 

Casey Brodhead (SHP ‘03) has completed 

four years at California State University Northridge, 

and will now be attending the Stanford- 

Pacific Graduate School of Psychology Consortium. 

This is a five-year doctoral program which 

is a joint program between Stanford and PGSP. 

Ashley Hannebrink (SHP ‘03) graduated 

from Dartmouth with a major in Government 

and a minor in Art History and French. This fall 

she will be attending Stanford Law School to 

concentrate in Health Policy and/or Public Interest. 

Ashley has also been a stand-out on the 

Dartmouth Equestrian Team. Dartmouth won 

the Equestrian Regional Competition and the 

All-Ivy Competition. 

Elizabeth “Libby” Hook 

BRIDE Christina 

Stankovic (SJSH 

‘95, SHP ‘99) 

with her sister 

Julie (SJSH ‘97, 

SHP ‘01), mother 

Latta (who 

taught at SJSH 

for many years), 

and father Bob. 

MARINE PI- 

LOT Kyleanne 

Hunter (SHP 

‘97) currently 

flies Cobra helicopters 

out of 

Al Asad Airfield 

in Iraq 

NEW DAD 

Nick Smith 

(SHP ‘99) 

with his 

daughter 

Alice 

(SHP ‘03) graduated from Regis University 

with a Business Management major and a Fine 

Arts minor. 

Melissa Miranda (SHP ‘03) graduated in 

May from Occidental College with a degree in 

Biology. 

Aziz Sayigh (SJSH ‘99, SHP ‘03) is playing 

rugby for Dartmouth. He was selected in April 

for the All Ivy League Rugby Team. 

Genevieve Ang (SHP ‘04) is currently finishing 

up her semester abroad with USC in England. 

This summer she plans to intern for Frog 

Design, a strategic-creative consultancy firm. 

Nicole Carlson (SJSH ‘00, SHP ‘04) is an 

English major at the University of San Diego 

with a minor in Theology. She taught ballet 

last summer at the City of San Diego School 

of Ballet. After college, Nicole plans to go to 

law school. 

Brandon Child (SHP ‘04) is a junior at USC. 

He has taken a break from the water polo team 

and is very happy. 

Christian DeVivo (SHP ‘04) has completed 

his third year at the University of Denver, 

Lamont School of Music with a Jazz Studies 

major. 

Ryan Leary (SHP ‘04) has completed his 

junior year at Santa Clara University studying 

computer engineering. He will begin a sixmonth 

internship for Network Appliance, Inc. 


Christine Lindell (SHP ‘04) is attending 

the University of Washington. Currently she is 

studying abroad in Serbia, Bosnia and Croatia 

in an immersion program studying Serbian/Cyrillic 

language and governments. Last 

spring quarter Christine studied in Vienna with 

an immersion program in German government 

and language. This summer she will be working 

in Zagreb, Croatia as a summer intern 

through the University of Zagreb. 

Jennifer Merrill (SHP ‘04) has spent her 

Spring interning at Bellevue Hospital in New 

York, where she worked with the patients who 

were homeless, mentally-ill, and addicted to 

drugs . This summer she has an internship 

with Family Service Visitation Center, working 

with non-custodial parents and their children. 

She is working on a Master’s Degree in 

social work. 

Carrie and Jane Paton (SHP ‘04) are attending 

UC Davis and have been studying 

COACH Trisha 

Felts Hosley 

(SHP ‘97) 

is the new 

women’s basketball 

coach 

at Skyline 

College 

abroad in Florence, 

Italy. Jane is studying 

Fashion Design 

and Carrie is studying 

Art History. 

Chris Whittam 

(SHP ‘04) is enjoying his studies and water 

polo at George Washington University. He will 

be living at home and interning at Intuit this 

summer. 

Brandon Chau (SHP ‘05) returned to SHP 

in March, on a break from UCLA, to talk to Mr. 

Douglas Shultz’ computer class. He was able to 

share some of his animation work and talk to 

the students about his major in Design/Media 

Arts. 

Tyler Leone (SJSH ‘01, SHP ‘05) is completing 

his sophomore year at Santa Clara University. 

Lindsay Merrill (SHP ‘05) is majoring in 

Art at Carnegie Mellon. This summer she will 

spend one month in Costa Rica doing volunteer 

work, and then she will intern at the Institute for 

Unpopular Art in San Francisco. 

Zack Pollack (SHP ‘05) has completed his 

sophomore year at Loyola Marymount and is a 

Business major. 

Erica Ruggeri (SJSH ‘01, SHP ‘05) is a 

sophomore at Syracuse University. Next semester 

Erica will be studying abroad in Florence, 

Italy. 

Ruth Bacon (SHP ‘06) is attending Foothill 

College, working at Café Borrone and a local 

swim club, and is very happy. 

Will DeLong (SHP ‘05) 

Lacrosse is rapidly gaining popularity on the west coast 

and at SHP. Alumnus Will DeLong has taken his SHP 

lacrosse experience to the college field. “Although lacrosse 

is a club sport here at Southern Methodist University (SMU), 

the level of talent is far greater than what I encountered in 

California,” said Will. “We have so many talented players, 

including some high school All-Americans.” 

“Juggling academics with lacrosse has not been too hard 

for me,” said Will. “Since it is a club sport, I don’t have the 

same time commitment as I would with a varsity sport. The 

team practices three evenings a week for two hours.” Will 

still has plenty of time to spend in the classroom and in the 

library, and he even sees Nathan Farray (SHP ‘05) and Liz 

Bagnati (SHP ‘02) around campus every once in a while. 

“SHP did a great job preparing me for the rigors of college,” 

said Will. “I really learned how to be disciplined and 

stay on track. Here at college you have to be self-motivated. 

I learned a lot from Coach Pete Lavorato, who gave 

me some of my most cherished memories of high school. 

One of my favorite memories is the PSAL-BFL Championship 

game against Salesian my senior year. Sometimes it 

seems like I learned just as much on the football field as I did in the classroom, and I still use 

those lessons everyday.” 

Will still manages to come home every Thanksgiving and winter break. “I have visited 

campus several times and always see Señor Ramos in the weight room as I stop by to watch 

the football practices and visit all the coaches.” 

When asked what advice Will has for SHP lacrosse players who want to play in college, he 

said, “Just go for it. I was intimidated at first when I arrived at college and tried to play with 

teammates who have played their whole life, since I only played two years in high school. 

But after going out and playing, I have found that I can play at this level, even if I don’t have 

the same level of experience as my teammates. It’s also so fun to be part of a club team, and 

team sports are an awesome way to stay in shape.” 

Rebecca Child (SHP ‘06) is finishing her 

freshman year at UC Davis and loves it. 

Keegan Leary (SHP ‘06) is a freshman at 

UCLA majoring in Electrical engineering. He is 

learning to surf and enjoys skateboarding. 

Alex Ortiz (SHP ‘06) has just completed his 

first year at Salve Regina in Newport, Rhode 

Island. He is looking forward to a summer in 

California. 

Carrie Wilkins (SHP ‘06) is studying at 

George Washington University in Washington, 

D.C. 

Julia Garces (SJSH ‘02, SHP ‘06) is loving 

her experience at Duke University. She has 

just won a Mellon Grant for a research project 

in micro-financing that will take her to Ecuador 

for the summer of 2007. 

Kelly Jandro (SHP ‘06) is enjoying college 

life at Northwestern. 

Jacky Mumford (SHP ‘06) had a wonderful 

semester at University of Arizona, but 

decided that a smaller school would be better 

for her, so she has been applying to California 

FELLOW GATORS: Alumna Kirsten 

Harmon (SHP ‘05), with her father (left) 

and former SHP Director of College 

Counseling Frank Brightwell (right) at 

the fundraising gala for Frank’s nonprofit 

organization, Somos Amigos 

schools. She is taking classes at Cañada College 

and working part-time. 

Margarita Miranda (SHP ‘06) enjoyed her 

first year at Wellesley College and will be home 

this summer. 

Aubrie Pollock (SHP ‘06) just completed 

her freshman year at Santa Clara University. 

She has not yet declared her major. 

Elodie Turchi (SJSH ‘02, SHP ‘06) is attending 

George Washington University studying 

in the Elliott School of International Affairs. 

She just completed an internship at the Alliance 

Française in Washington, D.C. 

Katie Wilkinson (SHP ‘06) is studying at 

UCSC and is interested in Psychology. She 

joined the Gamma Phi Beta sorority and is enjoying 

it. 

Carmen-Rosa Wishart (SHP ‘06) is enjoying 

Claremont-McKenna College. 


Sports In Memoriam 

Beat 

We ask for your prayers for the families and friends 

of our community who passed away during the past year. 

St. Joseph’s Alumni & 

Sacred Heart Prep Alumni 

1951 - Patricia Vetter Fauser (SHP ‘51) died on April 26, 2007 after a 

sudden illness. After Sacred Heart, Pat attended San Francisco College 

for Women and received her Master’s degree in Philosophy at Catholic 

University in Washington, D.C. and her PhD in Philosophy from St. 

Louis University. She was a professor and Chairman of Humanities 

for many years at Benedictine University in Illinois. Her husband John 

passed away in the Fall of 2006 and she remained in Florida to be close 

to her sister Jane Vetter. She will be missed by her sisters Jane and Colleen 

Vetter Durrant (SHP ‘49) and her many nieces and nephews. 

1952 - Patricia R. Wurzburg Schechter (SHP ‘52) died after a long battle 

with breast cancer. Patricia attended Sacred Heart in the late forties 

and then transferred to Palo Alto High School after a sudden death in 

her family. After high school she attended Stanford and graduated with 

a degree in nursing. She then went to UCLA and earned a Master’s 

degree so that she could teach. She was a co-founder of the College 

of Marin School of Nursing, and she taught there for many years. She 

will be missed by her husband Larry and her children. 

1953 - Nancy Derry Nejasmich (SJSH ‘49, SHP ‘53) passed away at 

home on March 30, 2007 after a long battle with cancer. She taught 

fourth grade for 40 years at Clifford Elementary School in Redwood 

City, and was widowed three times. She loved to play tennis and was 

a good friend to many. She will be missed by her siblings Gail Derry 

Blach (SJSH ‘50, SHP ‘54), Sr. Joan Derry (SJSH ‘47), and Rev. 

Daniel Derry (SJSH ‘51). She is also survived by several nieces and 

nephews including Dan Blach (SJSH ‘85), Matt Blach (SJSH ‘93), 

Mark Derry (SJSH ’69), Blake Derry (SJSH ‘77), and Tamra Tehaney 

(SJSH ‘72, SHP ‘76). 

1955 - Dian Billingsley DiSibio (SHP ‘55) died peacefully on May 5, 

2007 from health problems related to a stroke of five years ago. She attended 

UCLA after high school and worked in her family construction 

business, DiSibio Construction, for many decades. Her three children 

Jeannie, Rocky, and Paul will miss her very much. Her fellow classmates 

will miss her great friendship. 

1960 - Irene Diskon Aleck (SHE ‘56, SHP ‘60) died peacefully in her 

sleep on March 28, 2007. After her college years at the University of 

California and Dominican College, Irene lived in San Francisco and 

Boston with her husband Jay. Although the last 12 years of her life 

were physically challenging, she never lost her unquenchable joie de 

vivre. Her Sacred Heart classmates will miss her fun-loving ways. 

1961 - Marta Zelaya DeBenedetti (SHP ‘61) died at her home in San 

Salvador in October 2006. 

SHS Community 

The family of Martin Baer, uncle of Peggy O’Leary (SHP Fine Arts 

teacher and Department Head). 

The family of Matilda “Dita” Baker Wilbur (former Trustee, 

alumna of SH Marysville College and Forest Ridge), mother of 

Lolita Wilbur (SHP ‘44). She was preceded in death by her husband 

and her children, Louise Bailey (SHP ‘42), Brayton Wilbur Jr., and 

Mary Thacher (SHP ‘45). 

The family of Paula Callahan, wife of Jim Callahan, and mother to 

Amy Callahan McHugh (SJSH ‘83) and Kristie Callahan Gill 

(SJSH ‘83). 

The family of Catherine Dolan, mother of Sister Kathleen Dolan 

(SJSH Campus Minister and Religion teacher), Dr. William Dolan, 

Dr. David Dolan, and Robert Dolan. 

The family of Rose Marie Haberstro, mother of Carol Malcolm 

(SJSH Grandparent), grandmother of Cheryl Barnoli (SJSH 

’90), grandmother of John Malcolm and his wife Elizabeth (SJSH 

parents), and great-grandmother of Shelby Ann (SJSH ‘13) and her 

brother John. She was preceded in death by her beloved grandsons 

Brian Malcolm (SJSH ‘87) and Robert Malcolm (SJSH ‘89). 

The family of Patsy Hardy, mother of Jeffrey Hardy (SJSH parent) 

and grandmother of Matthew (SJSH ‘07), Mark (SJSH ‘10), John 

Robert (SJSH ‘11), and Thomas Hardy (SJSH ‘16). 

The family of Lizette Lautze, mother of Chris Hatton (SHP College 

Counseling), and grandmother of Christian Hatton (SHP ‘93), 

Lucas Hatton (SHP ‘96), Briggs Hatton (SHP ‘01), Cory Hatton 

(SJSH ‘02, SHP ‘06), and Travis Hatton. 

The family of Jane Burch Merryman, mother of Sarah Sally 

Merryman (SHE ‘57, SHP ‘61), Janie Merryman (SHE ’51, SHP 

‘55), Alice Merryman (SJSH ’51) and William Merryman (SJSH 

‘54), and grandmother to Brett Merryman (SJSH alumnus). 

The family of Patricia O’Gara Stellar and Dr. Robert E. Stellar, 

mother and father of Eileen Holtvedt (Convent of the Sacred Heart 

Greenwich ’74), and grandparents of Brian (SHP ‘10), Lindsay 

(SJSH ‘07), and Christina Holtvedt (SJSH ‘10). 

The family of Rosalie Wilcox, mother of Sister Christine Wilcox 

(SHP Campus Ministry), Rose Wilcox, Jeanne Rousch, Allan 

Wilcox, Peter Wilcox, and Patrick Wilcox. 

The family of Anna Woo, mother of Ray Woo (SHP Religious Studies 

teacher). 

Oakwood Community 

Sister Helen Condon, longtime educator in Omaha, Nebraska, and Lake Forest, Illinois, died Thursday, December 21 at Oakwood, following a 

long illness. She was 85 and had been a Religious of the Sacred Heart for 61 years. She was also a poet and some of her poems can be found 

in the RSCJ Journal of Reflection. 

Sister Addie Hickey passed away unexpectedly at Oakwood at the age of 91. Sister Addie was a Sacred Heart middle school head for many years 

at Overbrook, 91st Street, and Nottingham. In the last 25 years of her life she became a nurse and served the RSCJ in their communities at 

Oakwood, Kenwood, and Regis. Her last gift of service was as a nurse in a hospice environment. 

The Alumni Office is grateful for the notification of deaths of Alumni and their families. 

When word is received, we ask the sisters at Oakwood dedicate a mass in their honor. 


In the 

Spirit of 

Mater 

Making a 

Difference... 

One Person at a Time 

On October 20, 2007, the Feast of Mater, our 

Sacred Heart Schools Alumni are gathering to 

learn from three of our own who exemplify the 

Spirit of Mater and have gone on to achieve 

National and International recognition for their 

work to improve the lives of people without a 

voice. 

• Sister Irene Cullen (SHP ‘57) 

U.S. Director for the Society to the Kenya/Uganda 

Mission will talk to us about the mission of Sacred 

Heart Schools in third world countries and specifi cally 

in Africa. 

• Melissa Brown Pritchard (SHP ‘66) 

ASU professor and novelist, will talk to us about her 

Daywalka Foundation that works to end human 

traffi cking in Nepal, India and Bangladesh. 

• Jonathan Dorsey (SJSH ‘99, SHP ‘03) 

A current Stanford student, will relate his passion to 

mobilize and inspire students to help African refugees 

living with HIV/AIDS through his FACE AIDS organization 

that provides support groups, income generating 

projects and grants for education and prevention. 

We hope this event will inspire and encourage 

everyone who has been joined through our 

Sacred Heart education and to understand that as 

God worked through Mary’s life, He is working 

through ours too. 

Please join us on October 20th as we gather in the 

Main Building for coffee at 9:30 am, followed by 

a 10 am Mass in the chapel, speakers and awards 

in The Campbell Center for the Performing Arts, 

and a luncheon in the parlors. Visits to Oakwood 

will end our day together. 

The 

Georgia Seitz Fults 

Memorial 

Garden 

at 

Sacred Heart Schools 

MEMORIAL PAVING STONES 

Honor your loved ones, past and present. 

Purchase a memorial paving stone 

for a family member, for a student at 

Sacred Heart, or for someone dear who 

has passed. This engraved brick will 

be placed on the border of the beautiful 

Memorial Garden, located adjacent to 

the tennis courts at St. Joseph’s School 

of the Sacred Heart. Simply contact the 

SHS Development Office at 454-8393 or 

amarr@shschools.org by August 17th. 

Each memorial paving stone costs $500. 

All donations are tax-deductible 

to the extent allowed by law. 

Inscriptions are 2 lines, 

15 characters or spaces per line, 

including punctuation. 

Thank you for your support! 

If you would like to attend, sponsor a table of eight or volunteer 

to help with the event, please email alumni@shschools.org.

Upcoming Events 

Save the 

Dates! 

Sunday, September 23 

11am-2pm 

Grandparent / 

Special Person Day 

Saturday, October 20 

10am 

“In the Spirit of Mater” 

Mass/Lecture/Brunch Event 

Wednesday, November 21 

12noon-5pm 

Young Alumni Sports Day 

Soccer / Water Polo / 

Basketball Scrimmages 

Saturday, December 1 

Gingerbread House 

Decorating Party 

Thursday, December 20 

Young Alumni Party 

For event details, 

contact us at 

650-454-8394 or 

alumni@shschools.org 

The Sacred Heart Alumni Travel Program presents... 

The France of 

St. Madeleine Sophie 

Before & After the French Revolution 

June 7 – 16, 2008 

Space is limited. Email alumni@shschools.org 

to reserve your spot today. 

Highlights include visiting St. Madeleine’s childhood home in Joigny, 

visiting the first Sacred Heart School in Paris, traveling to Versailles, 

Vezelay, and Paris, and learning from Donna and Janet along the way. 

Join us with your best friend from high school and learn about 

Gothic and Romanesque architecture, France in the Middle Ages, 

Jansenism and the Catholic Church, and the French Revolution. 

Our guides will 

be long-time 

Sacred Heart 

faculty members 

Donna Gilboa 

(History) and 

Janet Johnson 

Whitchurch (Art/ 

Art History) 

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or daughter who no longer maintains a 

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his or her new address. Thank you!

Summer 2007 - Sacred Heart Schools

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