President's Report - Eastside Catholic School

Inspiring excellence . . . together
2003-2004
President ’s Report

MISSION
Eastside Catholic High School is a faith-based educational
community where students learn to integrate their thinking and
believing in ways that encourage intellectual excellence, nurture
relationships and inspire a life of leadership and service to others.
TOUCHSTONES
Academic Excellence
Eastside Catholic High School will:
• Inspire students to recognize and develop fully their God-given
gifts.
• Prepare students for the rigorous challenges of college through
close interaction with a talented faculty.
• Challenge students to acquire an educated person’s habits of
mind through:
• Complex thinking
• Emotional investment
• Intellectual courage
• Intellectual curiosity and perseverance
• Empathy
• Intellectual humility
• Intellectual integrity
• Offer students an unparalleled education in writing and
communication.
• Engage students in the authentic work of scientists, historians,
artists and other professionals.
• Encourage students to put their intellect and talents to work in
the service of others.
• Enhance learning through individualized course placement.
Relationships
Eastside Catholic High School will encourage each student to:
• Foster a personal relationship with God.
• Acquire a love and appreciation of self.
• Recognize and appreciate the love and support of family and
friends.
• Develop meaningful relationships with faculty.
• Respect and show compassion for others.
Leadership
Eastside Catholic High School will:
• Guide students by using the teachings and loving example of
Jesus Christ.
• Cultivate true leaders who positively influence others through
their example.
• Provide students a safe environment with high personal, moral,
and social standards.
• Expect accountability and ethical behavior.
• Enhance the gifts of students with special needs in an
integrated environment through our Options Program.
• Accept and embrace those with different faiths, social, ethnic
and economic backgrounds.
• Encourage students to seek a balanced life through the
development of their artistic, physical and intellectual talents.
• Celebrate a spirit of active community involvement and service.
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Message fr om the President
While we educate our young men and women well,
we also take a broader view of what it means
to be a person in the Catholic tradition.
We develop strong minds and strong
bodies but it is the development
of the heart and faith
that completes us.
The Heart of Eastside Catholic
Dear Families and Friends of Eastside Catholic High School,
I hope this letter finds you well and enjoying the optimism that a
new spring brings. As I look back on our past school year, I am more
optimistic than ever.
Under Greg Marsh’s established and vibrant leadership, Fr. Heric’s
spiritual guidance and through the gifts of our remarkable faculty, I
know our students are receiving a wonderful education of the mind,
heart and spirit.
Our students energize us with their vigor, compassion and service
to each other and to others. They reflect the same values their parents
share with Eastside Catholic. As a community of faith and compassion,
we came together in support of the Hill family last fall when they lost
their son Brian, a sophomore at Eastside Catholic, in a car accident.
It is often said that moments of adversity reveal true character. Our
students, the adults in the schoolhouse and our parents responded with
such a natural sense of caring and love that we were all proud to be
Eastside Catholic Crusaders and blessed that we could provide some
small comfort to the Hill family in their time of profound loss.
While we educate our young men and women well, we also take a
broader view of what it means to be a person in the Catholic tradition.
Our goal is to act and teach as Jesus did, so our students will become
beacons of light in a world that needs illumination. We develop strong
minds and strong bodies but it is the development of the heart and faith
that completes us. That is the Eastside Catholic difference.
What I’ve witnessed with each passing year at Eastside Catholic
is many people willingly and graciously giving of themselves to make
a difference in our students’ lives. The adage, “It takes a village to raise
a child,” rings true when you spend time in the Eastside Catholic
community. You have made a difference in the lives of our students
through your energy and support of our mission.
On behalf of our students and our faculty and staff, thank you for
believing in and supporting Eastside Catholic. As we march toward a
bright future, your support ensures that we can provide our students
with the tools and the values to truly make our world a better place.
God bless you.
Sincerely,
Jim Kubacki
President
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Message from the President of the Board of Trustees Capital Campaign Report
Dear Family and Friends of Eastside Catholic,
I am often asked why our family chose to get involved with Eastside Catholic. The
answer is simple. All three of our children were successful students in public schools on
the Sammamish Plateau and received a good education there, but we felt something was
missing. We wanted a high school environment that was more conducive to individual
growth relationships with teachers and staff.
We attended our first Eastside Catholic High School open house in the fall of 1999.
Immediately upon walking onto the campus we felt an energy that we had not
experienced before. Students dressed in orange and blue greeted us and entered into
meaningful conversation with us. We were amazed at how articulate and self-assured they
all were. My husband and I looked at each other and asked, “Can this be real?”
It was and it continues to be.
Eastside Catholic is a special place. It is a faith-centered educational community that
develops the whole individual. Class sizes are small so teachers have time to work one-onone
with their students. The educational emphasis is to develop each student’s ability to
examine and decipher meaning and relevance in written passages, scientific experiments,
artwork, etc. When our oldest daughter was a freshman at Santa Clara University, she
wrote an English paper on the integrated social science and humanities course offered at
Eastside Catholic through a partnership with Seattle University. She wrote that the course
helped her to be a critical thinker. It helped her to “delve into the prose in order to find an
answer.” Her professor at Santa Clara read her paper aloud to the class and commented
that she wished she had an opportunity to attend such a class when
she was in high school.
Besides academics, relationships are a significant part of Eastside Catholic. Students
bond with their classmates but they also form special relationships with faculty and staff
that last a lifetime. Recent graduates routinely correspond with past teachers and visit
the school when home on breaks. In the same manner, current students are creating and
experiencing similar relationships.
Above all, faith is an integral part of Eastside Catholic. Fr. Heric provides a wonderful
spiritual influence. People of all faiths attend our school and they are welcomed lovingly
into our community. Liturgies celebrate the uniqueness of us as individuals and the
strength that comes from our partnership together. Our culminating student retreat,
Destiny, helps our students explore who they are in relation to themselves, others and
God. It is powerful and moving and is characterized by all as a life-altering experience.
Our family is deeply committed to Eastside Catholic and I thank each and every one of
you for your commitment. This school is a labor of faith and love that extends beyond the
school grounds. We can all be proud of its accomplishments and be proud to say that we
take part in it. Thank you for your continued support of Eastside Catholic.
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The Spirit of Eastside Catholic The Future of Eastside Catholic
Warm regards,
Barbara Norman, President
Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Kathy Binder
Scott Bixby
Paul Bordelon
Mike Butler
Steven Derus
Tanya Fraioli ‘86
Karen Hurlbut
Bob Lemon
Jeff Lowdermilk
Bryce McWalter
Bill Miller
Barbara Norman
Dr. Joseph M. Phillips, Jr.
Jim Rambaldini
Suzie Ramey
Fr. Pat Ritter
John Rostas
Lilli Scalzo-Pietromonaco
J.J. Shephard ‘90
John Sullivan
Dan Vetras
Gwen Weld
Building Excellence . . . Together
For the first time in its 25-year history, Eastside Catholic High School now owns the property on which
its future will be built. In December 2004, a deed was filed on the final portion of a 50-acre property in the
city of Sammamish, signaling an important milestone in the school’s history.
Since it was founded by a group of parents in 1980, Eastside Catholic has leased a campus from the
Bellevue School District. On September 26, 2001, the Eastside Catholic Board of Trustees voted to
purchase the first plat of land. Since then, the Board has worked diligently to acquire the property necessary
to build a campus that reflects Eastside Catholic’s tradition of excellence.
There has been extraordinary progress on a master plan in the last year, and we hope to complete
construction design, permitting and entitlements in 2005. A market study conducted last year indicated
a huge demand for a Catholic middle school on the Sammamish Plateau. The preferred master plan now
includes a 6-8 grade middle school to meet that need.
Eastside Catholic President Jim Kubacki is optimistic about the challenges that lie ahead and the future of
the school. “While we face obstacles, we are thrilled with our success to date and believe we have assembled
the right team of finance, education and construction experts to achieve our goals,” Kubacki said. “We are
excited about the opportunity to provide a strong Catholic education to a larger network of families and
become a community partner with the city of Sammamish.”
Clearly, the lifeblood of any school is the faculty and staff, students and parents who work together to
create the best educational environment. We have always focused on putting the best people, programs
and community in place that will enable our students to achieve excellence and become the people God
intends them to be. A permanent home will be icing on the cake. It will give us the stability we desire while
matching the excellence of our education with equally excellent facilities.
Fundraising has already begun and to date we have raised more than $21 million which includes a lead gift
of $10 million and a $2 million anonymous gift. We are grateful to have received $3 million in pledges from
foundations including the Norcliffe
Foundation, Paccar Foundation and
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
The Board of Trustees will set
a final campaign goal once we
complete this preliminary phase of
a capital campaign. Ultimately, the
campaign will include gifts from
individuals, foundations, gifts in
kind and financing.
For more information about our
future plans, contact April M.
Collier at (425) 283-1244 or
acollier@eastsidecatholic.org.
Campus Master Plan
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Bob and Eugenia Murphy
Honoring the Past and Embracing the Future
Sitting on the committee that developed the mission statement
was . . . a great experience. It was worked on so
selflessly by so many people and it evolved
beautifully. It truly reflects selfless
involvement and commitment
to the whole person.
When her husband Bob was transferred from San Francisco to Seattle in 1980, Eugenia
Murphy got busy looking for the right school for their children. She wrote to the Seattle Archdiocese to
get information about schools and programs. At the time, son Joe was finishing eighth grade and daughter
Tiffany was finishing fourth grade, so Eugenia was looking for a high school that would work well for both.
“We wanted to look at schools before deciding where to build a home,” Eugenia recalled. “When
I received information from the Archdiocese, someone had handwritten ‘there is a new independent
Catholic high school on the eastside called Eastside Catholic. You might want to look into this.’ I
considered this handwritten note a personal reference, so I looked into it. Dick Ellis was the principal at
the time, and it was the first year Eastside Catholic was open, and everyone was so warm, friendly and
inviting.”
Bob and Eugenia were both educated in Catholic schools and appreciated Eastside Catholic’s focus
on Catholic values, strong curriculum and opportunities for personal growth.
“We figured that’s what really counts in life,” said Eugenia.
The Murphys, members of St. Louise parish, were active in Eastside Catholic activities while their
children were in school and enjoyed the community spirit so much they reconnected several years later.
“It’s a wonderful community, and it’s given our kids an excellent education which was the foundation
of everything they’ve done beyond that,” said Bob.
Eugenia helped found, and is still the driving force behind, Women’s League – an organization
dedicated to providing friendship and support to women in the Eastside Catholic community. Women’s
League includes mothers of current students, alumni mothers and friends of Eastside Catholic.
“After graduation, our children move on, but we women are not ready to leave our friendships.
They go beyond the school bell. We felt there needed to be some vehicle for women to continue their
emotional, intellectual and spiritual development after their children graduated,” she said. “Also, the
school was looking for a tradition. Women’s League seemed to be an appropriate vehicle for that.”
Additionally, Eugenia served two terms on the Board of Trustees after her children graduated. She
considers that a great learning experience and a tremendous opportunity to build relationships that still
benefit Eastside Catholic. Following the years on the Board, Eugenia and Bob continued their dedication
to Eastside Catholic by serving on the Foundation Board for six years.
“I still cannot believe the truly good people who give of their time and talent to sit on the board of a
high school. It’s hard work and it’s time consuming, but they give so generously,” said Eugenia. “I served
on the policy committee and had never worked in the area of policy before, so I learned a tremendous
amount and was exposed to true fairness in setting policy.
“Sitting on the committee that developed the mission statement was also a great experience. It was
worked on so selflessly by so many people and it evolved beautifully. It truly reflects selfless involvement
and commitment to the whole person.”
Last year, Bob and Eugenia eagerly agreed to serve on the Emeriti Advisory Committee that helped
establish the Emeriti group. The group is composed of former members of the Board of Trustees and the
Foundation Board. The Murphys also graciously hosted the Emeriti kickoff event at their home.
As part of the Emeriti group, Bob and Eugenia are now looking forward to the future of Eastside
Catholic and are committed to helping the school evolve and grow. They see tremendous opportunities to
build the community of Eastside Catholic and provide a top-notch education.
“Permanence has come into crystal clear vision,” said Eugenia. “It’s in focus. We will soon be able to
reach out to so many more students and families and they’ll have the same wonderful opportunities that
our children had because of Eastside Catholic.”
Bob added, “We believe in the mission of Eastside Catholic and what it’s doing. It’s providing a
wonderful asset to the community and really is a model for other schools.”
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Eastside Catholic will graduate 116 students in
June, but just one of them would prefer to wear a black
cowboy hat rather than a mortar board when he crosses the
stage to receive a diploma. Senior Sean Chilberg can be seen
sporting the hat around campus, a hat he started wearing in
his freshman year as a way of expressing his own sense of
style.
His mentor teacher, art teacher Mary Nau said, “Sean
started late in our mentor group because of his hip surgery,
so it took a little while for him to join the group that had
already had a chance to get to know each other during Frosh
Overnight. However, he was an excited participant in the
Homecoming festivities for that year – when he first acquired
his trademark cowboy hat.”
The hat hides Chilberg’s brilliant red hair but it does not
shadow the smile that spreads an infectious good cheer.
Teacher Jenny Wendorf ’95, who has closely watched
Chilberg grow during his four years as an Eastside Catholic
student said, “He is always willing to help out, hold the door
open or do whatever he can to help.”
Theology teacher Diane Gockel said, “When he sees
me in the morning getting out of my car, loaded down with
books and bags, he will volunteer to help carry them for me
even when he has more than enough to carry himself.”
Chilberg, born with Down Syndrome, is a student
in Eastside Catholic’s Options Program, a special
education program for a limited number of students with
developmental disabilities. Because of early intervention
programs in California, where he was born, a specialist started
visiting him at home when he was four months old and he
started attending school when he was just one year old.
When it came time for high school, his parents, Stacy
and Marty, chose Eastside Catholic for their son because
they wanted a more traditional high school experience – one
focused on academics and not a strictly vocational program.
As he looks ahead to his life after graduation, Chilberg will
take classes at Bellevue Community College and in the
Issaquah School District’s Transition Program. For now as a
senior, Chilberg studies math, science, religion, civics and also
spends two periods a day as an office assistant for our library,
Counseling Center and Development Office.
Development Coordinator Jenny Rieg is the one who
helps set up projects for Chilberg to work on each day. She
said, “He truly brightens up our office with his presence. He
comes in and greets each member of our department with
a handshake or a high-five and is always more than willing
to help out in any way possible. We have gained as much
from Sean as he has from this experience. I think he is a true
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testament to the positive effects that the Options Program
has on our community. He is a deeply caring soul whose
love for Eastside Catholic is immeasurable.”
Another class new for Chilberg this year is Leadership
class, which brings him to campus at 7 a.m. three days a
week. Leadership students plan and lead assemblies and
organize homecoming events and community service
projects. They strive to be role models for other students,
demonstrating a commitment to excellence.
“I want to be involved. I want to be a leader for the
freshmen, sophomores and juniors,” Chilberg said.
As a student leader, Chilberg and his mother, Stacy,
were asked to speak at the Parent Faculty Student
Association’s annual Mother/Son Christmas Liturgy in
December 2004. Stacy Chilberg told a story about one
moment that shows her son’s bright spirit with his father,
sister and brother:
It is early evening and my husband, Marty, has
just returned from work. All three of the children
clamor to greet him at the door. Angela and
Scott get to him before Sean does and they begin
the tradition of climbing up the front of Marty
with their legs while he is holding their hands.
They then do a flip and it is the next child’s turn.
Scott and Angela are so involved in their turns
with Angela asking for one more time and Scott
expressing that it is his turn now. Meanwhile, Sean
is patiently waiting to the side with an expression
of complete joy on his face. He is not only looking
forward to his turn but he is fully enjoying
experiencing his siblings’ turns as well. Family has
always been so important to Sean and our family
has been made so much better because of him.
Chilberg talked at the liturgy about his mother’s
influence on him: “My mom said to just be yourself. It is
important to me because she was right.”
Eastside Catholic Chaplain Fr. William Heric said
Chilberg’s faith shows in his commitment to frequently
attend early morning Masses celebrated twice a week on our
campus. Fr. Heric said, “That tells me in part at least, where
he gets his big heart and caring nature. I consider him to be
one of the most spiritually mature students we have here.”
Sean Chilberg
’05
A Student Leader
of Excellence
He truly brightens
up our office with his
presence. He comes in and
greets each member of our
department with a handshake
or a high-five and is always more
than willing to help out in any way
possible. We have gained as much
from Sean as he has from
this experience.
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Charlie Acosta
25 Years of Excellence
What drew Acosta to Eastside
Catholic was what he calls its true
sense of balance in education, bringing
together academics, social and athletic
development, and spirituality.
Only one member of the Eastside Catholic
community has seen every student and every family since
our doors opened in 1980 – physical education teacher
Charlie Acosta. He has taught a generation of Crusaders,
encouraging them to learn not just how to throw farther,
jump higher and run faster, but also what sportsmanship
means and how to both win with honor and lose with
grace. These life lessons do not end in our gym. Acosta also
coached baseball and football with hundreds of our alumni
and current students.
Acosta was hired before Eastside Catholic
even opened its doors. He was in his first year
teaching and coaching at Seattle Prep (he had
previously taught for seven years in his home
state of California) when two of his colleagues,
Jim Walters and Ralph Winters, told him they
were leaving to join the faculty of a new Catholic
school. It was an opportunity full of excitement
and promise.
“We loved this school…. Everybody was
pumped up. We worked our tails off. Faculty
showed up a month early just to get everything
started,” Acosta said.
What drew Acosta to Eastside Catholic
was what he calls its true sense of balance in
education, bringing together academics, social
and athletic development, and spirituality.
“We care about every kid. I’ve always been
proud of that about Eastside Catholic. I can convince every
kid to come to Eastside Catholic over other schools any
day,” Acosta said.
He is immensely proud of two particular Eastside
Catholic alumni, his two children with his wife, Tina. Sean
graduated in the class of 1989 and works for Comcast.
Michelle graduated in 1991 and works for Nordstrom.
Because of his six years as an Eastside Catholic parent,
Acosta knows our community from all sides; he says that
gives him an awareness of the deep commitment of all
the parents through the years, starting with the founding
parents who had a vision of the kind of school they wanted
for their children and the children to come.
“I’ve always felt I was appreciated, especially because
of the parents’ involvement,” he said. “We all have bad days
and good days, but I never have two bad days in a row
here.”
In addition to chairing the PE department since he was
hired, Acosta was the head football coach for five years and
head baseball coach for 11 years. Although his classroom is
a gym, he’s a teacher first. No matter what sport or activity
he is teaching, his focus is on encouraging students to
become lifelong learners.
“My challenge is to bring out the shy and quiet kids
as well as help the kids who are good athletes to be better,”
Acosta said. “I don’t play favorites. I am fair to everyone. I
don’t allow anybody to be a bully or a hot shot.”
Acosta personally knows the challenges our studentathletes
face when they work to balance the time
commitments of academics and athletics. A lifelong
athlete, Acosta played football and baseball at Sacramento
State University, where he majored in physical education
and minored in sociology. He says if he had decided not
to become a schoolteacher, he would have worked with
teens in trouble with the law, reaching out to them and
encouraging them to turn their lives around.
The circle of Acosta’s teaching career was completed
six years ago, when Eastside Catholic hired a new Director
of Facilities, John deMeyere. The two had met many years
earlier when deMeyere was one of Acosta’s students;
now the two are co-workers and colleagues. Soon Acosta
may teach the children of Eastside Catholic graduates,
further extending his impact and connections through our
community.
But Acosta is humble about his influence. A modest
man for whom receiving awards has always been an
embarrassing moment in the spotlight, Acosta is a true part
of every step of Eastside Catholic’s history who simply says
of his students, “I like them all.”

Eastside Catholic is promising something very unique in my view that is
greatly needed — a strong college-prep education grounded in Christian
values. It is something I benefited from greatly and I would like other
kids to have the same opportunity.
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The notion of excellence isn’t lost on alumnus Yusuf Mehdi ’84. As a student at Eastside
Catholic, he was challenged to think critically, ask questions and find answers to life’s bigger questions
— skills that have served him well professionally and personally.
“I was a part of the first four-year graduating class, so that first year we really created a lot of
the school’s traditions and practices. Everything from picking the school colors and mascot to
determining our personality in athletic competitions we pioneered a great many things,” Mehdi
recalled.
“This has helped me greatly in my efforts to stay on top of the ever-changing technology and
software industry…. I learned that there is no substitute for hard work. Anytime I didn’t put the work
in — be it training for cross country races or reading the lessons for Western Civilization — I didn’t
do as well as I wanted. Life after Eastside Catholic has, of course, been no different.”
After graduating from Eastside Catholic, Mehdi went on to receive a B.A. in economics from
Princeton University and an MBA from the University of Washington. He now serves as Senior
Vice President of the MSN Personal Services and Business division at Microsoft Corporation, and
previously led marketing for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Microsoft Windows operating system.
Despite a hectic schedule that includes helping wife Stephanie care for their three children,
Mehdi is committed to helping Eastside Catholic continue the tradition of excellence. And he
encourages others to get engaged as well.
“I would say there couldn’t be a better time to reconnect with Eastside Catholic for a couple
of reasons,” Mehdi said. “First, I am inspired at the vision and progress that Jim Kubacki and his
staff have put forth. They are doing great things and the passion for what they are doing is tangible.
Second, as each of us begin to raise children it becomes important to think about what kind of
choices our children will have. Eastside Catholic is promising something very unique in my view that
is greatly needed — a strong college-prep education grounded in Christian values. It is something I
benefited from greatly and I would like other kids to have the same opportunity.”
Mehdi serves on the school’s Marketing Committee and is helping guide marketing efforts
to raise awareness and enhance admissions. He is also excited about Eastside Catholic’s goal of a
permanent campus and is committed to helping achieve that goal.
“I believe the vision to elevate Eastside Catholic as a best-in-class school for the Northwest is
inspiring,” said Mehdi. “I have walked the grounds of the new property and I have heard the staff and
Board talk convincingly and concretely about how they are stepping up the investment every day.
“I see great things for Eastside Catholic in the future. Every day a dedicated team of teachers,
parents and volunteers are working to improve the foundation of the school. From my limited
involvement, I have seen how hard people are working to listen to feedback from the community, and
be dedicated to their vision of a great school on the Eastside.
“I had a fantastic time at Eastside Catholic 25 years ago and I believe the original excitement and
vision for the school is going strong.”
Yusuf Mehdi ’84
Inspired by Excellence
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Academic Excellence
2003-2004 Pastor Scholar Award Recipients
All students are members of Eastside Catholic’s Class of 2008.
Josh Lewis – Holy Family Parish and School
Ian Linde – Holy Family Parish and School
Hannah Timm – St. Anthony Parish and School
Doug Thoreson – Sacred Heart Parish and School
Presidential Scholar Award Recipients
All students are members of Eastside Catholic’s Class of 2008.
Jordan Heide
Trish Reppar
Abigail Smith
2004 Memorial Scholarship Recipients
Kathleen O’Brien ’06 Carl Bosserman Scholarship — $250
Katie Sirokman ’05 Patrick Deviny Scholarship — $500
Kristen Curtis ’05 Eleanor Collins Scholarship — $1250
Rogelio Rios ’05 Peter E. Dorratcague Scholarship — $1300
Maddie Freiberg ’05 Roberta Farmer Scholarship — $1700
Mackenzie O’Connell ’06 Mark Peterson Scholarship — $500
Pastor Scholar Commended Students
All students are members of Eastside Catholic’s Class of 2008.
George Angulo – Holy Family Parish School
Cristine Carlton – St. Monica Parish School
Drew Cochran – home school
Jourdan Cruz – Sacred Heart Parish School
April Curtis – St. Louise Parish School
Margo Davie – St. Louise Parish School
Tenly deMuro – St. Louise Parish School
Kirstie Franceschina – St. Anthony Parish School
Harrison Freiberg – Holy Family Parish School
Christopher Haines – St. Louise Parish School
Michael Hanley – St. Louise Parish School
Emily Hart – St. Joseph Parish School
Tera Jannusch – St. Anthony Parish School
Bill Mann – St. Louise Parish School
John McMullan – St. Louise Parish School
Chris Mudrovich – St. Louise Parish School
Danielle Nassar – St. Louise Parish School
Olivia Obernesser – Sacred Heart Parish School
Jennifer Odegard – Sacred Heart Parish School
Brian Omiliak – Sacred Heart Parish School
Kate Suhrbier – Sacred Heart Parish School
Drew Wate – St. Louise Parish School
Taylor Wiesmann – Sacred Heart Parish School
Eastside Catholic Founders
Brenda Bates
Bob Becker
Paul and Kitty Domres
Dominick Driano
Lorraine Linden
Mary Lee McDougall
Frank and Estelle Pennylegion
George Raab
John Radovich
Kay Waiss
Jeanne Zierten
Former Board Members
Augusto Aguilera 85-86
Bill Barnes 80-87
Judy Barnes 86-93
Brenda Bates 79-80
Mike Baumann 95-98
Bob Becker 79-80
Jane Behrens 97-02
Jim Binder 91-97,
01-04
Dorothy Bosland 83-85
Jim Brady 83-89
Lalo Bruhl 89-90
Bill Butler 98-03
Gary Bylund 87-93
Steve Camp 83-85
David Cline ’85 95-99
Peter Coates 91-97
Tim Coleman 93-99
Bob Crist 95-98
Jerry Cunningham 98-02
Mary Anne D’Ambrosio 95-00
Kevin Daniels 01-04
Richard Delmissier 83-87
Tim DeRouen 86-91
Bill Despard 95-98
Connie Despard 99-01
Chris DiCerchio 00-03
Tom Dillhoff 83-87
Paul and Kitty Domres 79-80
Dominick Driano 79-80
Kip Durrell ’85 92-94
Peggy Dynes 86-89
Phil Egger 93-95
Carlita Evezich 82-87
Carmella Faccone 81-83
Jim Fee 85-88
Ernie Ferullo 83-86
Gretchen Finley 90-92
Fr. Bill Finn 97-98
Dorr Forbes 87-90
Matt Frey ’87 98-02
John Gallagher 80-88
Tom Gores 85-86
Dan Hageman 99-00
Karen Hedge 92-95
John Heily 87-90
Luke Helms 89-92
Jim Hermsen 93-96
Michael Herr 98-01
Mark Hieger 98-04
Anthony “Butch” Hoare 80-87
Emeriti —
Eastside Catholic’s
Founders and Former
Board Members
Mike Huse 02-04
Barbara Jirsa 95-98
George Kauffman 88-91
Jim Kauth 80-82
Dick Kennedy 80-84
Brad Kirschner 87-93
Jan Kopczynski 97-98
Brigid Laing 80-82
Lorraine Linden 79-80
Helen Lucas 80-82
Rev. Gregg Lucey, SJ 82-87
John Luger 85-91
Joe and Nancy Lynch 82-87
Joe Magnano 91-94
Joseph Maguire, SJ 91-94
Paul Martin 94-00
Tom Marx 82-85
Bob Mathias 91-92
Dick McDermott 99-04
Mary Lee McDougall 79-80,
92-95
Mary McGuire 80-85
Jack McMillan 81-86
Darlene McMurray 96-99
Nola McRae 83-85
Chee Chee Mirante 92-93
Mary Mott 96-99
Eugenia Murphy 88-95
Don Nelles 97-03
Roger Nelson 89-92
Roger O’Connell 92-95
Mary Odermat 91-96
A. Michael O’Hara 80-82
SanDee Olson 85-91
Brent Orrico 82-86
Barry Patmore 83-89
Doug Pemerl 86-89
Frank and Estelle
Pennylegion 79-80
Marna Pettigrew 90-92
Rod Pierson 99-01
Carl Pollard 92-96
Stephanie Pollard 86-92
Jane Quirk 89-96
George Raab 79-82
John Radovich 79-82
Mike Randall 93-96
Bev Reed 98-01
Bill Riley 82-86
Fr. George Rink 95-97
Robin Rosauer 88-94
Ray Russo 00-02
Dave Sabey 87-88
Tom Salliotte 86-87
Tom Schafer 92-95
Mick Schreck 83-88
Marnie Schreck 91
Kevin Schreck ’88 00-03
Bill Scott 87-92
Paul Shannon 80-82
Jan Shaw 83-90
Joe Shephard 89-92
Frank Siderius 96-97
Dottie Souza 96-02
Helena Stephens 93-96
Jim Summers 85-89
Rita Swennson 80-82
Mike Taft 91-94
William Taylor 87-88
Tom Taylor 91-95
John Therrien 80-85
John Thornton 89-92
John Traynor 00-02
Roger Trepanier 86-91
Kalise Treves 85,
91-92
Hank Waggoner 90-95
Kay Waiss 79-82
Fr. Phil Wallace 00-03
Don Watson ’86 00-02
Cindy Weber 00-02
Mike Wilson 96-97
Bonnie Winkenwerder 90-96
Patricia Wooster 83-85
Gary Wright 83-86
Fr. Horatio Yanez 88-91
Jeanne Zierten 79-80
Former Foundation Board
Members
Gary and Susan Carlson
Tom Cleveland
Roberta Farmer
Howard Johnson
Rhoady Lee
Mike and Susie Richards
Jim and Carmen Sepic
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Thanking Our Donors
Eastside Catholic High School gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the individuals
and organizations who invested in building Eastside Catholic’s educational tradition
during the 2003-2004 fiscal year.
Lifetime Giving
More than $1,000,000
Ms. Roberta Farmer
Donna and John Luger
President’s Circle
President’s Club
(More than $20,000)
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Binder
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Carlson
Mr. Gene Colin
Mr. and Mrs. Rhoady Lee, Jr.
Mr. Robert Lemon and Mrs. Lynne Miller
Mr. and Mrs. John Luger
Mr. Justin Luger ’97
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William Norman
Mr. and Mrs. Roger O’Connell
Mr. and Mrs. James Reed
Mr. and Mrs. David Sabey
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sepic
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Weld
Founder’s Club
($15,000 - $19,999)
Ferguson Construction
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hastings
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ross
Mr. Henry Walker and Ms. Pat Andrade
More than $100,000
Mr and Mrs. Gary Bylund
Mr. Gene Colin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard DiCerchio
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Evezich
Mr and Mrs. Dorr Forbes
Mr. John Heily
Mr. George Kauffman
Mr. and Mrs. Rhoady Lee, Jr.
The Elizabeth A. Lynn Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller
Ms. Nancy Nordhoff
Mr. and Mrs. William Norman
Covenant Society
($5,000 - $14,999)
Mr. and Mrs. James Aimonetto
Mr. and Mrs. David Anastasi
Mr. Jack Behrens
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bruya
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Burnham
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Butler
Mr. and Mrs. William Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Crow
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D’Ambrosio
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Daniels
Mr. and Mrs. Martin DeLaurenti
Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeVinck
Mr. and Mrs. Richard DiCerchio
Mr. and Mrs. George Downing
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Farmer
Mr. and Mrs. David Floan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fugo
Mr. William Hill and Ms. Susan
Grinius-Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Huse
Mr. George Kauffman
Ms. Gina Koehl
Mr. and Mrs. Roger O’Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Odermat
Mr. and Mrs. James Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Rosauer
Mr. and Mrs. David Sabey
Mr. and Mrs. Mick Schreck
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sepic
The Frost and Margaret
Snyder Foundation
Jim and Diane Summers
Mr. Long Lin and Ms. Mimi Nero
Mr. and Mrs. Larry McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGillin
MedData
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Moskos
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Neighbors
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelles
Mr. John Pietromonaco and Ms. Lilli
Scalzo-Pietromonaco
Prudential Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ramey
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Russo
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talbot
Mr. and Mrs. James Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wong
Visionary ($1,000 - $4,999)
Mr. Dan Absher
Mr. and Mrs. David Axness
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barnum
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bedient
Mr. and Mrs. James Binder
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bixby
Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Blackburn
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bolan
Mr. and Mrs. John Brandabur
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bylund
Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Cantu
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carmody
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cassidy
Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers
Mr. Bill Cowin and Ms. Rebecca Nyberg
Mr. and Mrs. John Cramer
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crocco
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Curtis
Mr. Donny Dana ’01
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff deCillia
Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeLaurenti
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Denson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dindinger
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Donaway
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dorratcague
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Durkan
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eiguren
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Eisner
Mrs. Tanya Fraioli ’86 and Mr. Al
Osseiran
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Friddell
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fugo Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gai
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gockel
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Goff
Mr. and Mrs. Josef Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Green
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hallissey
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hampson
Mr. and Mrs. John Hardman
Ms. Victoria Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harvie
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hieger
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hurlbut
Mr. and Mrs. Leland James
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones
Mr. Alan Korncoff and Ms. Yelma Rolle-
Korncoff
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kring
Mr. and Mrs. James Kubacki
Dr. and Mrs. William Lanzer
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Levonyak
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Lobdell
Mr. and Mrs. Will Loeken
Dr. and Mrs. John Lorge
Ms. Lisa Luger ’87
Mr. and Mrs. John Luger, Jr. ’91
Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Lutz
Mr. and Mrs. Ron MacDonald
Mr. and Mrs. John Machia
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Marti ’92
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McDermott
Mr. David McMillan ’86
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bryce McWalter
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller
Mr. Dale Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morrissey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. William Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. James Odom
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Orgovan
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Parmelee
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Paxton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfluger
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pizzitola
Mr. and Mrs. John Radovich
Dr. William Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rambaldini
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Redmond
Mr. and Mrs. James Reed
Mr. Laurence Reppar and Ms. Cathy
Palzer
Rich Landscaping, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robins
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Rosauer
Mr. and Mrs. John Rostas
Ms. Linda Scalzo-Dierdorff
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scherting
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schille
Mr. and Mrs. Kris Schilperoort
Mr. and Mrs. John Schofield
Mr. Leigh Sedgwick and Ms. Sandra
Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sensenbrenner
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Shaeffer
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shaw
Mr. J.J. Shephard ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sisneros
Mr. and Mrs. Alain Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith
Smith Barney
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Soderberg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sonderman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spero
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Terry
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tessier
Mr. William Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Thomson
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Thorslund
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Toomey
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vetras
Mr. and Mrs. F.O. Vicik
Dr. and Mrs. Sarbjit Virk
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wedgwood
Mrs. Mary Whitaker
Mr. and Mrs. Warren White
Mr. Len Wyatt and Ms. Ana Rivero
Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller
Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Zirkler
Crusader ($1 - $999)
Ms. Patricia Abbott
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Abendroth
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Acosta
Mr. and Mrs. James Aimonetto
Mr. and Mrs. John Akins
Mr. and Mrs. John Alley
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amato
Mr. John Amato ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ander
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Rockne Andreini
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Angier
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Arias
Ms. Tanya Baker ’96
Mr. and Mrs. John Balcerak
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Barker
Mrs. Dorothy Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barnum
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bartram
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bednar
Ms. Bonnie Bender ’91
Mr. David Bennett ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Benz
Ms. Rosemary Beppu
Mr. and Mrs. James Betzler
Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Bichsel
Mr. and Mrs. James Binder
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bodlovic
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bordelon
Mr. and Mrs. John Brandabur
Mrs. Jennifer Brown ’89
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brunner
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Buchanan
Ms. Cynthia Burns
Mr. Mike Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Caalim
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Calderon
Mr. and Mrs. James Callahan
Dr. and Mrs. Sean Callahan
Mr. Richard Campbell ’03
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carmody
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cassidy
Ms. Patricia Cavanaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cavanaugh
Mr. and Ms. James Chase
Mr. and Mrs. Camillo Cheng
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clark
Clark Nuber, P.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coombs
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. David Cotton
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cramer
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Crocco
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Crow
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crowley
Mr. and Mrs. Julio Cruz
Mr. and Mrs. James Curran
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Curran
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Crusader (continued)
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Curry
Mr. and Mrs. Jason D’Ambrosio ’95
Mrs. Maria D’Ambrosio
Rev. J. Paul Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. Buz deCillia
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff deCillia
Mrs. Michelle DeFeo ’89
Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeGrace
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Derus
Mr. and Mrs. William Despard
Ms. Susan Deviny ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diens
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dindinger
Mr. Kenneth Dings and Ms. Doreen
Duff-Dings
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dobson
Ms. Mary Dodd
Mr. David Dorratcague ’96
Ms. Jennifer Dotsey
Ms. Pat Drobot
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Drum
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Du
Suzi Duchsherer
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Duffy
Mr. and Mrs. Lee DuFresne
Ms. Christine Dunn ’86
Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Dupar
Mr. Brent Duprel ’85
Ms. Jan Durrell and Mr. Glen Alcorn
Mr. Kip Durrell, Jr. ’85
Mr. and Mrs. John Eberhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ehle
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Eisner
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ervin
Dr. and Mrs. Joe Eskridge
Ms. Laura Evans ’90
Mr. and Mrs. B.H. Fairchild, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ferguson
Mr. Peter Fewing
Sr. Marie Fitzpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. David Floan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Florence
Dr. and Mrs. Gary Folkman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foulon
Mrs. and Mrs. Horace Francis
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fredericks ’87
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Friddell
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gablehouse
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gabriel
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gai
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gaidos
Ms. Polly Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gehrig
Gentle Ben’s Tree Service, Inc.
Mr. David Gerstenberger
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ghan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilb
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Giles
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Glenn
Mrs. Julia Glocker
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Goff
Mr. and Mrs. James Goldsmith ’92
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Granger
Mr. and Mrs. Josef Gray
Mrs. Erin Gregov ’92
Ms. Susan Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Groseclose
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gross ’05
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gullette
Ms. Ashlee Hageman ’99
Mr. and Mrs. William Haines, Jr. ’08
Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hardy
Ms. Victoria Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harvie
Mr. and Mrs. John Hastings
Mr. and Mrs. William Hawley
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Heflin
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Heily ’91
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Henebry
Fr. Bill Heric
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hewes
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hiemstra
Mr. Franklin Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hillyer
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hochanadel
Ms. Christine Holbrook ’84
Ms. Maureen Holding
Ms. Kristen Humphres
Ms. Susan Humphres
Ms. Inez Huntley
Mr. Larry Hurlbert
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Impala
Mr. and Mrs. Kunio Inoue
Mr. and Mrs. David Isett
Ms. Helene Jackson ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jackson ’96
Jewish Day School
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson
Ms. Shirley Jonas
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones ’08
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Kaelin
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karpen
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kauffman
Ms. Kelly Kavanaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Keller
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kendall
Mr. and Mrs. Nazir Khamisa
Mr. and Mrs. Harold King
Mr. Craig Kinzer
Ms. Kristen Kirst
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kittridge
Mr. and Mrs. M. Paul Kness
Mr. Charles Knight and Ms. Mary
O’Connell-Knight
Ms. Gina Koehl
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Koppleman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krebs
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Kubacki
Ms. Marika Kuhlman-FitzGerald ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kula
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kuraisa
Mrs. Susan Lampe ’88
Ms. Judy Lan
Ms. Susan Landis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lattanzio
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lee
Ms. Jacquelyn Leone Pleasant
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lindeman
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lockhart
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loewy
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lowell
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lyter
Mr. and Mrs. Ron MacDonald
Mr. and Mrs. John Machia
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacPherson
Mr. and Mrs. Sarabjit Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. William Marti
Ms. Susan Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Martinez
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martinez
Ms. Misty Mastin Nordale ’87
Mr. Pat McCarthy
Mr. Jim McCune and Ms. Nancy Piombo
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. James G. McElwee
Mr. and Mrs. Terry McGinnis
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg McMurray
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McNiff
Mr. and Mrs. Larry McShane
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Medley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Meisenheimer
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Mele
Mr. and Mrs. John Merlino
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miera
Mr. Kevin Miller ’92
Mrs. Mary Lew Miller
Ms. Taeko Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mills
Ms. Maria Miranda
Mr. Dale Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Molitor
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Mooney
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Moore
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mike Moore
Mrs. Christie Moran ’87
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Moraski
Mrs. Jo Morken
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mott
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Moulton
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Muck
Mr. Joseph Munko ’88
Maj. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy, USMC ’85
Mr. and Rev. Gerald Myers
Ms. Eugenia Nakamoto
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Nasman
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Nau
Ms. Mary Nau
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nava, III ’85
New West Properties, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nishikawa
Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Noll
Mrs. Linda O’Byrne ’85
Mr. W.L. O’Connell ’88
Mr. and Mrs. David O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Dan O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Jaime O’Leary
Mrs. Delores O’Neil
Mr. and Mrs. Matt O’Rourke
Mr. and Mrs. David Pace
Ms. Corinne Painter
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Pappas
Ms. Ronda Patrick
Crusader (continued)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Paul
Mr. and Mrs. David Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Pfahl
Mr. Eric Pfeifer ’98
Dr. Joseph Phillips, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Powers
Mr. George Raab
Mr. and Mrs. Manu Radford
Ms. Pamela Raleigh
Mrs. Joanne Redmond
Ms. Sylvia Reece
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reek
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rempfer
Mr. Andrew Renggli and Ms. Mary Kay
Riddell
Mr. Thomas Reutter
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Reymann
Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Rider
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Ris
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ritzmann
Ms. Tara Roach ’87
Mr. Crispin Roberts and Ms. Molly
MacLeod-Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rodenburg
Ms. Maria Rodriguez
Mr. Mark Rosauer ’99
Mr. Matthew Robin Rosauer ’93
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ryan
Mr. John Sabey ’87
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Saffel
Mr. and Mrs. Maximo Santos
Ms. Ronna Schmidt ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Schwed
Ms. Vivian Scott
Mr. and Mrs. John Seabrook
Mr. Leigh Sedgwick and Ms. Sandra
Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Seremek
Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shay
Mr. and Mrs. James Shellooe
Mr. J.J. Shephard ’90
Mrs. Patricia Shimmel
Mr. Daniel Shoff
Dr. and Mrs. John Short
Mr. Matt Siderius ’99
Ms. Katie Sikorra
Mr. and Mrs. William Sirokman
Ms. Karen Skoog
Mr. and Mrs. James Smersh
Smersh Construction
Mr. and Mrs. Alain Smith
Dr. Det Smith ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Smith ‘’5
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Smith
Smith Barney
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Soderberg
Mrs. Jennifer Soos
Mr. and Mrs. John Spillman
Mr. and Mrs. David Stamper
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Steele
Mr. Matthew Steele ’99
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stephenson
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Suhrbier
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan
Mr. William Sullivan ’94
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Suman
Ms. Mary Summers
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sundin
Mr. Darryl Sutherland
Ms. Jeanne Sutherland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swenson ’91
Mrs. Evelyn Swinney
Mr. and Mrs. William Tafs
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Taft
Mr. Steven Tager
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Tamminen
Target-Take Charge of Education
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Terry
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thome
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Thoreson
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Towbin
Mr. and Mrs. William Troutner
Mr. and Mrs. John Unverferth, III
Mr. Bjarne Ursin
Ms. Julia Valcik ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Valdesuso
Mrs. A.F. Theodora Vasile
Dr. and Mrs. Sarbjit Virk
Mrs. M. Frederica Vitulli
Ms. Annemarie Vivolo ’91
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vivolo
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Walton
Mr. and Mrs. KC Wang
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wasdo
Washington Mutual
Mr. and Mrs. Devin Wate
Mr. Yuri Yulaev and Ms. Ann Watkins
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watson ’86
Mr. and Mrs. William Weber
Ms. Cecilia White
Mr. and Mrs. Warren White
Ms. Jeanna Wilkes ’02
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilkes
Mr. Richard Willard
Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Williams
Ms. Kathryn Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williamson
Mrs. Katie Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wong
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wong
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Worthey
Dr. and Mrs. Kim Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zavislak
Mrs. Irene Ziegler
Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Zirkler
1980 Society
Mr. Aaron Bean ’01
Mr. Andrew Bean ’03
Mr. Jason Bean ’97
Mr. Jeremy Bean ’98
Mr. Christopher Drewry ’98
Ms. Kelly Hughes ’99
Mr. Matthew Lattanzio ’03
Mr. Donald Moore ’97
Mr. J. Allen Moore ’01
Ms. Allison Norman ’03
Mr. Spencer Norris ’00
Mr. Noel Renggli ’02
Mr. Patrick Riley ’01
In-Kind
Mr. and Mrs. James Aimonetto
Mr. and Mrs. John Akins
Ms. Jess Barga
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bixby
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D’Ambrosio
Data Base Records Destruction
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dessi
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Farmer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foulon
Ms. Jul Ham
Mr. and Mrs. John Hardman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. Kunio Inoue
Mrs. Katherine Jordan
Dr. Steve Kelly
Dr. and Mrs. William Lanzer
Mr. and Mrs. F. Richard Lennon
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lowdermilk
Mr. and Mrs. John Luger
Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Lutz
Mr. and Mrs. John Machia
Mr. and Mrs. William Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. William Norman
Mr. and Mrs. John Radovich
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Redmond
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Richards
Mr. and Mrs. John Schofield
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Seremek
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sisneros
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Solomon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sonderman
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Weld
Mr. and Mrs. Warren White
Mrs. Katie Wilson
Mr. Len Wyatt
This Honor Roll of Donors lists the names of supporters who gave gifts of
any level to Eastside Catholic between July 1, 2003 and June 30, 2004.
We made every effort to accurately and completely list your name and
contribution. We apologize if we accidentally omitted or misspelled your
name.
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Corporate Donors
A Charming Little Company
Aimonetto and Sons, Inc.,
Alpine Specialty Cleaning
Aqua Skool
AT and T Wireless
Athletic Supply Co.
Auction Office
Backstage Dance Studio
Bellevue Art and Frame
Bellevue Fire Department
Bellevue Nursery
Bente Catering Co, Inc.
Bevan Bellevue Jewelers
Bill Bethel
Black Swan, Inc.
Bunch/Kichton Family
Buyken Metal Products
Canine Behavior Center, Inc.
Carpinito Brothers
Central Park Tennis Club
Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery
CM Jones and Son
Cookies In Bloom
Crab Cracker
D. A. Burns and Sons
Dacels Jewelers and Gallery
De Laurenti’s Florist and Fine Gifts
DigiPen Institute of Technology
Display and Costume
E.B. Foote Winery
ECHS Administration Team
ECHS Alumni Association
ECHS Athletic Program
ECHS Board of Trustees
ECHS Booster Board
ECHS Booster Club
ECHS Faculty and Staff
ECHS French Club
ECHS Freshman Class Parents
ECHS Junior Class
ECHS Girls Volleyball Team
ECHS Golf Tournament Committee
ECHS Senior Class
ECHS Sophomore Class Parents
Educational Advancement Academy
Ellen York Image Institute
Emerald Downs Racetrack
Fairwood Golf and Country Club
Fast Frame of Bellevue
Fitness Friends Personal Training
Friends of ECHS
Galvin Flying Service
Granger Construction
Great Harvest Bread Company
Gymnastics East
H.O. Sports
Haus Rohrbach Pension Bed and
Breakfast
Hellriegel’s Portrait Studio
Hidden Springs Consulting, Inc.
Hudson’s Designer Portraits
Innovative Fitness Consultants
Ivar’s Pier 54
Jeremy Todd Wellness Spa and
Salon
Jillian’s Billiard Club
Kenneth Behm Galleries
Kent Women’s Aerobic and Fitness
Center
KZOK Radio
Laura Grog Skin Care
Lee’s Martial Arts
Lizzie Parker
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Lowell-Hunt Catering
McCormick and Schmick’s
Medina Chevron
Mirage Salon
Musa Design
Newground Investment Services
Newport Bay Restaurant
Newport Hills Drug
Newport Massage Therapy
Northwest Machine and Fabrication
Services
Northwest Outdoor Center
Oberto Sausage Company
Omega Photo
Options Students and Parents
Papa John’s Pizza
Parkside Stables
Pepsi of Seattle
Phillips Oral Healthcare
Plane Jane, Inc./SAGE
Potters Cleaning and Maintenance
Pure Chiropractic Center
Real Networks Foundation
Renton Civic Theatre
Rikki Rikki Restaurant
Rimrock Café
Salish Lodge and Spa
Salon Rebecca
Schwartz Brothers Restaurants
Seattle Art Museum
Seattle Seahawks
Seattle Sheraton Hotel and Towers
Seattle Theatre Group
Second Story Repertory Theatre
Shamrock Landscaping
Ski Klasses, Inc.
Spirit of Washington Dinner Train
Starbucks Coffee Company
Taco Del Mar Restaurant
Tapatio Restaurant
The 5th Avenue Theatre
The Hair Chair
The Men’s Wearhouse
The Newport Touch
The Yoga Barn
Tiffany and Co.
Topolino’s Pizza
Trader Joe’s #138
Tully’s Coffee Corporation
University Bookstore
Vakker Portraits
Washington Horsemen’s Benevolent
and Protective Association
Wells Medina Nursery
Westcoast Fitness
White River Amphitheatre
Yuen Lui Studio, Inc.
Individual Donors
Jill Agnelli
Mary D. Algar
Dave Anastasi
Mark and Jeanne Barnum
Mark and Lark Barnum
Marianne Binetti
Scott and Kerry Bixby
M. Clark Blanchard
Paul and Lynn Bordelon
Mike and Sue Brandeberry
Charlie Browne
Craig and Suzy Bruya
Sue Bryant
Cynthia Burns
Roslyn Burns
Bill and Debbie Butler
Friedel Butler
Mike and Patti Butler
Rick and Linda Butler
Gary and Susan Carlson
William and Nancy Chambers
Marty and Stacy Chilberg
Brian and Sherrie Corrington
John and Peggy Cramer
Dorthy Cunnington
Pat and Kathy Curry
Jerry and Mary Anne D’ambrosio
Kevin and Mary Daniels
George Downing
Martin and Jennifer Durkan
Kim Easthouse
Tim and Joanne Farmer
Tim and Vickie Ganahl
Lance and Jani Gatter
Robert and Gerarda Geraghty
Cynthia Gerdes
Greg and Pamela Goff
David and Cynthia Hallowell
Jul Ham
John and Wendy Hardman
Paul and Gloria Hardy
Shannon Haslund
Patrick and Maureen Herward
Jeff and Debbie Hill
Leslie Hostak
Mary Kent
Kristen Kirst
Mitch and Cathy Koch
Cindy Kourkoumelis
Rosemarie La Rose
Ken Lawler
Neill and Adriana Lecorgne
Patricia and Patrick Lennon
Richard and Jennifer Lennon
Chris and Richard Lloyd
Greg and Mary Jo Lobdell
Richard and M.P. Loewy
Jeff and Anne Lowdermilk
Greg Lundt
Bill and Jeni Marsh
Trish and Michael Martin
Mark E. and Coral L. Matthews
Paula Matthysse
Jim and Nancy McCune
Jeff and Michele McDiarmid
T.J. McGill
Peggy and John McGillin
Tom and Joan McMahon
J. Bryce and Maureen McWalter
Barbara Miller
Bill and Patty Miller
John and Megan Miller
Mills, Jerry and Luanne
Philip and Virginia Morrissey
Gary and Joanne Moulton
Chuck Nau
Mimi Nero-Lin
Tom and Elaine Newell
William and Denise Nielsen
Catherine and Russell Nishikawa
Jerry and Julie Noll
William and Barbara Norman
Kim Norton
Maryann and Richard O’Connell
Bruce and Sylvia Olson
Jeff Parker
Theresa and Jerry Parson
Cynthia Phillips
Mark and Marianne Pizzitola
Maria and Ken Quinn
Pamela Raleigh
Rion Ramirez
Jim and Sue Reed
Bert and Mary Robins
Lou and Rosanne Ross
John and Christine Rostas
Steve and Diane Runo
Trent Sanden
Tom and Melody Scherting
Kris and Mindy Schilperoort
John and Chris Schofield
Mick and Marnie Schreck
Scott Sensenbrenner
Casey and Cindy Seremek
Douglas and Lisa Shaeffer
James and Sue Shellooe
Leslie and Tom Silver
Jim and Mary Smersh
Alain and Kathy Smith
Dixon and Judy Smith
James Soine
Glenda Stallcop
Cheryl Steele
Paul and Barbara Stevens
Christine Sundin
Jeanne Sutherland
Matt and Jill Thoreson
Pat Tomkins
John Unverferth
John J. Varela
Alex Vetras
Dan and Diane Vetras
Hayley Vetras
Eden Waggoner,
Hank, Andrade and Patricia Walker
Brad and Jackie Weeks
Greg and Gwen Weld
Warren and Brenda White
Mia Wyatt
Vernon and Jennifer Yarnell
Dieter, Browning and Mary Zirkler
Corporate Sponsors
$5,000
Absher Construction
Betty DeLaurenti – John L. Scott
Brooks Sports
Buyken Metal Products
Costco
Data Base Destruction
Eagle Home Mortgage
Ferguson Construction
Integrus Architecture
Kibble and Prentice
Talisma
Washington Mutual
$2,500
AHBL
Ballard Spahr Andrews and
Ingersoll LLP
Cairncross and Hempelmann P.S.
James Goldsmith – Bank of America
Linda Kosin – United Insurance
Brokers
McKinstry
Rich Landscaping, Inc.
Sterling Elevator
Summit Electric
Valley Electric
Advertising
$500
A.C. Automotive
Talbot Insurance
$250
B and S Insurance
Clark Nuber
Crows Nest Entertainment
Todd M. Heric – Farmers Insurance
$100
Chaplin’s Automotive
Dano Design
ECHS Girls Lacrosse Team
Gentle Ben’s Tree Service
Lynn Lattanzio – Windermere Real
Estate
Newport Hills Chevron
Northwest Machine and Fabrication
Services
Smersh Construction
Teriyaki Town II
Tuition Management Systems
Team Leaders
Auction Co-Chairs Lynn Bordelon
Jennifer Durkan
Banking Jim McCune
Check Out Lynn Lattanzio
Silent Auction Mary Jo Lobdell
Live Auction Lynn Bordelon
Jennifer Durkan
Stage Production Lauren Gross
Corporate Sponsors Amy Kubacki
Advertising Scott Bixby
Jim Summers
Mike Brandeberry
350 Club Reception Coral Matthews
Mary Smersh
Raffle Pam Miller
Food and Facility Diane Vetras
Sue Brandeberry
Check-In Julie Noll
Student Volunteers Marianne
Pizzitola
Decorations Linda Butler
Pam Solomon
Catalog Linda Cramer
Pat Andrade
Colleen deCillia
Peggy Cramer
Invitations Sherrie
Corrington
Reservations Jacki
Sensenbrenner
Transportation Jim Aimonetto
Mark Delaurenti
Freshman Class Suzy Bruya
Project Jacki
Sensenbrenner
Sophomore Class Carol Aimonetto
Project Julie Delaurenti
Junior Class Karen Burnham
Project Teresa Seubert
Senior Class Ginny Morrissey
Project
Volunteers
Stewart and Sheila Adelman
Jill Agnelli
Jim and Carol Aimonetto
Christina Alexander
Dave and Connie Anastasi
Suzanne Anderson
Patricia Andrade
Sandy Andrews
Marty and Cathy Andrews
Marilyn Balcerak
Rhonda Baldwin
Bruce and Cathy Bartram
Ron and Patty Bedient
Richard and Debbie Bendix
Janice Bennett
Scott and Kerry Bixby
Kerry Blackburn
Chris and Carol Bodlovic
Toni and Michael Booker
Paul and Lynn Bordelon
Barb Boss
Mitch Boss
Jim and Stefanie Boswell
Jackie and John Brandabur
Mary Browning
Craig and Suzy Bruya
Linda Butler
Gary and Susan Carlson
Bill and Karen Carlton
Kathy Carr
Marty and Stacy Chilberg
Jana Cochran
Mary Cook
Diane and Bill Cornell
Linda and William Courser
Jill Crow
Rebecca and Julio Cruz
Shan Cunningham
Becky Curtis
Colleen deCillia
Karen and Charlie DeJong
Beth DeMuro
Sandy Derus
Anne Dessi
Maria DiSilvio
Debbie Donaway
Maggie and George Downing
Paula Duex
Michele Duncan
Jennifer Durkan
Kathy Durrant
Tracy Ehle
Jennifer and Marc Eisner
Mary Emert
Judy Eskridge
Joanne Farmer
Janet Faunce
Carolyn Feldsine
Debra Ferguson
Mary Fernandez
David and Lori Franceschina
Phillip and Rosie Gablehouse
Bob and Geri Geraghty
Tony and Dona Gewald/Golden
Dede Giesa
Pamela Goff
Hattie and Bruce Good
Belinda Gosson
Laura Gross
Linda Gullette
Kim and John Gunning
Bill and Gem Haines
Adrienne Hall
Cynthia and David Hallowell
Monica and Ken Hart
Mary and Gorden Hayes
Susan and Rod Heide
Jan Hickling
Cathy and Art Hiemstra
Jean and Harold Hill
Pamela Hill
Maude and Mike Houston
Jackie Huck
Susan Humphres
Richard and Marj Johnson
Rosanne Johnson
Deborah Kaiser
Tom and Katie Keller
Monica and Michael Kilwine
Julie and Eric Komen
Scott and Barb Kuch
Barb and Scott Kuch
Mary and Mark Langer
Lonn and Lynn Lattanzio
Adriana and Neill LeCorgne
Anna and Terry Lee
Nancy and Chuck Lee
Elizabeth Leider
Pat Lennon
Deborah and Mark Levonyak
Bridget Liebl
Jennifer Lin
Long and Mimi Lin
Julie and Eric Linde
Mary Jo Lobdell
Rhona and Jim Lord
John and Eileen Lucas
Judith Lucy
Barbara Mann
Maureen and Kelly Martin
Elvia Martinez
Frank and Mary Mataja
Coral Matthews
Michele and Jeff McDiarmid
Peggy and Frank McGillin
Jean McMullan
Kathleen and Richard McNeill
Karin and Richard Miller
Carrie Miller
Paul and Pam Miller
Jerry and Luanne Mills
Debbie and Mike Moffat
Ginny and Phil Morrissey
Michelle Moskos
Barbara Mudrovich
Doug and Teri Nasman
Georganne Nassar
Barb and Tracy Neighbors
Kay and Jeff Nichols
Denise Nielsen
Cathy Nishikawa
Jerald and Julie Noll
Carmen Oar
Robert and Elizabeth Odegard
Bernadette O’Donnell
Connie O’Leary
Kevin and Nancy Omiliak
Elizabeth and Terrance O’Neil
Paul and Kathy Opie
Jacqui Orgovan
Mark and Kathryn Ormiston
Raleigh Pamela
Chris and Patty Pappas
Marianne and Tony Parasida
Vikki Pearce
Cal and Susan Pfahl
Cynthia and Christopher Phillips
Lilli and John Pietromonaco
Nancy Piombo
Mark and Marianne Pizzitola
Gary and Debra Prohaska
Maria Quinn
Leoni Radford
Reid and Jane Reynolds
Shari Richardson
Mary K. Riddell
Rogelio Rios Sr.
Nancy and Keith Ritzmann
Karen and Tim Roberts
Mary Robins
Ray and Barbara Robinson
Mary Robinson
Chris Rostas
Brent and Pam Roy
Ali and Shellie Sadr
Maximo and Editha Santos
Mindy and Kris Schilperoort
Renate Schipper
Mary Schwed
Debra Seeley
Jacki Sensenbrenner
Earl and Denny Shepherd
Lolly Shera
Beth and Steve Sinser
Bill and Polly Sirokman
Jeanne and Phil Sisneros
N.J. Smith
Nancy and Rob Sonderman
Pam and Phil Sprute
Barbara Stevens
Liz and Craig Suhrbier
Mark and Linda Sullivan
Christine Summers
Steve Tager
Margaret Talbot
Chris and Kristin Tamminen
Colleen and Marty Taucher
Julia Taylor
Lind and Pat Tessier
Lori and Todd Thompson
Pam and Jim Thomson
Pat Thurman
Craig and Karen Timm
Julie Towey
Tammi Traynor
Maria Tringali
Diane Vetras
Jennifer Vierling
Parmajit Virk
John and Christine Vollen
Scott and Tammy Wales
Hank Walker
MaryEllen Weber
Susan and Jeff Wedgwood
Jackie and Brad Weeks
Brenda White
Nancy Williams
Marilyn Wong
Robert and Donna Wright
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Financial Statements
Annual Revenue
Tuition/Fees 77%
Contributions/Fundraising 19%
Other 4%
Annual Expenses
Instructional 59%
Facilities 10%
Athletics 8%
Resource Development
(i.e. salaries, benefits, printing, postage and supplies)
8%
Tuition Assistance 7%
Administration 7%
Student Services 1%
Overall Contributions to ECHS
Unrestricted Annual
Contributions
Annual Special
Events $424,539
Restricted Annual
Contributions
$733,629 63%
$7,815
ECHS Net Assets
The ECHS Foundation was dissolved on June 30, 2004.
As of July 1, 2004, all Foundation Assets merged into the school.
36%
Professional Development Endowment $752,382 39%
Financial Aid Endowment $567,434 29%
Housing Endowment $250,000 13%
Teacher Endowment $100,000 5%
Roberta Farmer Scholarship Endowment $84,281 4%
Dorratcague Scholarship $30, 350 2%
Other $158,429 8%
1%
Annual Giving
Unrestricted
(Includes, parents, alumni parents
faculty/staff, alumni and
friends of ECHS)
STARS Auction
In-Kind Donations
Fund A Dream
Boosters
Restricted
Total ECHS Assets $16.0 million Liabilities $5.5 million Net Assets $10.5 million
The information displayed is derived from financial statements contained within the audit conducted by our accounting firm, Clark Nuber.
26%
12%
7%
2%
52%
1%
2004-2005 Faculty, Administration & Staff
Faculty
Charlie Acosta
Physical Education
Stephanie Arland
Math
Jess Barga
Spanish/English
Christina Brinker
Science
Randy Brown
Math
Wendy Burnham ’87
Academic Resources
Mike Burton
English
Jessica Casbere
Science
Marc Collier
Music
Dr. Gary Culbert
English
Jeff D’Ambrosio ’95
Options Program
Olga Dekov
Technology
Jen Dotsey
English/Matteo Ricci Program
Ben Feigert
English
Lance Gatter
Physical Education/
Athletic Trainer
Diane Gockel
Theology
Carrie Grelecki
Spanish
Kathryn Hardesty
Librarian
Marjorie Hayton
College Counselor
Fr. Bill Heric
Theology/Chaplain
Emmet Hogan
History/Matteo Ricci
Program
Hilaire Iani
Theology
Tina Irish
French
Tom Kittridge
Theology/Matteo Ricci
Program
Robert (Bobby) Matthews
Economics/History
Laurie Matthews
Science
Marcy McCorriston
Science
Dr. Dawn Meyer
Guidance Counselor
Mary Nau
Art/Technology
Jill Norton
Math
Matt O’Rourke
Options Program
Theresa Parson
Theology
Ronda Patrick
Technology
Matt Potter
History
Cindy Schindler
Options Program
Adam Schmitt
German/History/Yearbook
Sue Shellooe
Music
Karen Skoog
Spanish/Leadership
Janet Sommerdorf
Learning Center/
Educational Assistant
Leslie Spero
Theology/Drama
Glenda Stallcop
Art
Holly Stein
English
Gary Stein
English
Susan Taylor
Options Program Director
Allyson Treloar
Science
Jenny Wendorf ’95
Academic Resources
Gene Yerabek
Math
Administration
and Staff
April Brotherton
Executive Assistant to the
President
Cynthia Burns
Development Associate
April Collier
Vice President of
Development
Mary Anne D’Ambrosio
Major Gifts Officer
John deMeyere
Director of Facilities
Pat Drobot
Receptionist
Jan Durrell
Registrar/Counseling
Assistant
Tari Haffner
Accounts Payable
Specialist
Gloria Hardy
Auction Director
& Volunteer Services
Helene Jackson ’85
Director of Admission
Kristen Kirst
Director of Development
Amy Kubacki
Campaign Special
Projects
Jim Kubacki
President
Jennifer Lennon
Director of Foundation
Relations
Lana Lewis
Accountant
Katherine Lloyd
Managing Editor
Bill Marsh
Athletic Director
Greg Marsh
Principal/History
Kit Marti
Attendance/Library
Maria Miranda
Admission Assistant
Jock McLaughlin
Academic Dean
Mann Nguyen
Building Maintenance
Allison Parker
Director of Marketing &
Communications
Craig Peterson
Information Technology
Specialist
Michelle Quaintance
Administrative Assistant to
the Principal
Brad Pritchett
Information Technology
Manager
Jenny Rieg
Alumni Relations/Annual
Fund Coordinator
Jeffrey Rodenburg
Dean of Students
Barbara Schille
Attendance/Assistant to
Dean of Students
Casey Seremek
Director of Finance
Jennifer Soos
Campaign Manager
Chai Yang
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