Bishop O Dowd High School - Mitre Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 332 of the 2008 volume:

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X: ,ffw fi f ,ff P f fm 1- bg ' - 1 ' E FMUH S I K 1.4 FS Q- RAGON .J RlDEl lm Mi DT3-SOD Sh0WS his Pflde 011 Seniors Hank Foo, Alexi Pappas, and Kristin Horn beat all the levels in the Uflitb' Day Olympics cheer contest. : 55 R Alina Alishoev and Elizabeth Telharni take a break frorn all . ' d d b h ASB. Ms Hman gets ' uste y t e the excitrnent of Spirit Week. Lia Rivers-Brit looks onward towards Grace Lancaster shows what unity is The Class of '08 cheer on their class' victory. I all about. toilets. 9 N d :e-- 1 - T1 1 xx 1 Q' Rx, 1 I I nl M 'B J' gl 12 'M o L 1 w Cv QL I xl W, ix A N 'P Qi ,-Mx 4 x 'THF' TL J as V - W I, VHF! r f Y, .W ' ,-.. ' Q-'iw Q ' 4, i ,n ,EL ' 4 Hz, ' n -x 'x HSN- 1 . X , 355: A32 W F V , N 5 ,. ,f if J .K kf' ' Q ,l ' ' Hmm.-xwgjik K L:fmff 5A .N .aiyiwi , uper intendo enior Top Left: Surprise surprise, Hunter Mitchell is caught with his shirt off. Top Right: Seniors make their hallway Super Nintendot- astic. Above Left: The fun and games are never over with Katherine Dwyer, Emily Pankey, and Laura Stipic. Above Right: Kati Vastola and Stefania Giovenco go for the gold! Right: Aurelia Alston and Sean Mather go back to the future on 805 day. 12 5 v 'K X I N 'X 1 i I 1 c' 4 I ,, Kellock Irvin, Chris Murphy, and Andrew Lam man the grill. Jon Richardson shows his 80s spirit by solving Emily Pankey disguised as a Rubik's Cube. These seniors have pride and they're not afraid to show it. ir! Mark Montalban dominates the Chop- Chase Evans follows the saying, You can take Gene Raggiois life, but stick Challenge. . 'Speak softly but carry a big swordf' you can't take his SPIRIT! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! 13 J.K. Rowling unior ' ,'f- ' - gf A--,as s'l L L in it t wi X 'aff 'J X L ' with , QQ 'tv' A iii Top Left: Stefan Perri is our favorite rock star. Top Right: The dudes pose it up as Harry Potter wannabes. Above Left: Juniors go dumb in their Muggle hyphy pit. Above Right: Jonathan Bernudel-Huey dons the BOD black and gold Colors on his face. Right: Arianna Parsons, Allison Plaisanee and Annie Marcuzzo give two thumbs up for Spirit Week. 14 4,1 R Juniors go crazy during the Unity Day Rallly! The Junior class anticipates victory. A El the Day Rally get I - ,Lu-1,.4.g A 1.4,- XZ an Gozinsky-Irwin shows his mad drawing skills at Tyler Parrot and Karin Petrites get everyone super juiced! t JI R J 3 H ' J i l if .J j r . .H A x .. Qgigvx, ' , blk, ' . Q, ' ii . X -M41 eff ft' f X . l N I V , ' I 1 'X ' ' . 4 'T I s X 5 4 I other. I Gabbie Puhl and Emily Perales carry the Junior flags. Danny Passmore helps decorate the J.K. Rowling hallway, 15 Southwestern oph l X 1 -ska fjxn?-up vu Top: Alex Bretow, Drew Ranahan, Simon Gertler, andjohn Landstrom chill as they watch the Olympics. Above Left: Sophomores have a hoedown as they prepare their hallway. Above Right: Katie Huntington leaps over Andrea Olsen in an attempt to win the event. ,J I .rl Alex Scamell embraces Sydney Shub' Eloise Gerken sings about her Latte Boy. 16 fx , utr .,.,. A -X r-fl.. f f fa. Q1 HJ. 1 3 , SN' P jr f 'Z' rf ' ' ' 1 X 'EL i ' 1 V' Y .: F , , ' , f ' if ' g ,A 1 Nw- A4 . , , I V U f FA '45 f f INK ' M ,+f ' .. ' J 1 .si-fx ,-A ff -M? J ,, Q .,-WQ' l, Li :mm l' 5 -1, 1 'A I ew J ..--. f . 1 T 1 Q V 9' 1 , w ,Z N922. K 2 Q 615' . ev I 1l:f:. ,Hi V 4- 0 t JL N.. 'H ,'- f A - W if 1 : , , U' gf A ' , 1 ru 'Sf ' 'A u YIM e-, Y 4. ff 4, I, r 314 ,ix L ' sig' 1 4. wg Student Activities w g A sues! f mn LJ! I--1-'1' 20 r 1 HMM if 'ggi x1ff3a,: Qflfif w f- hA Q 11 ' e...l 3495 J uf-vt! 21 XXX uri 'f , '4 v - .,.,. HE ,,-,., . V W , U PM 1 ., U1 .r xx .+:- 3 L Sig? ' K., : , 2 51 '- ul. ,. . X 5 3 A 5 '- i .lx 0 - if 3 M- 0 ,,'-:c- ,: -' 5 NNN -' . 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The Student Life Center has been remodeled and is now asthetically pleasing. The ASB introduced the weather, news, sports and other updates during daily announcements. Another great achievement was the Dodgeball for Darfur Toumamentg where they raised money to help tragedy in Darfur. Congratulations on another great year. Megan, Adam, Ned, Josh, and Caitlin gather together after Caitlin leads the ASB at a Spirit Week assembly even on giving a PowerPoint presentation at the Student Council crutches. meeting. 24 . 1. 1: M If 1 :T 1 G K xg' ,' K .swf nd 'nw Suv d 'Nm' Campu Ministry Tea The Campus Ministry Team is a group of hard-working, spiritual seniors. These seniors help keep religion and spirituali on the busy minds of students. The tactics they use are clever and interesting. CMT is in charge ofthe liturgies and chari Q drives that take place at the school. The CMT creates skits that relate to the theme of the liturgy and manage to be meanirr W ful and humorous at the same time. The charity drives run by the CMT remind students of how fortunate we really are and how generous we should be. The CMT is a group of talented, in their spiritual journeys. Grace Lancaster acts-it-up at a skit during mass 26 unique students who lend their abilities to assist other students he 1 Matt Boitano becomes one with his character during a skit .in k GM fx 1 ,-nz, GM A , ' i a ei V ' 4 if . , l ' A ' . '51 'S '-mx , -V ' ., Qu V. 1 I . v 's Aj -f -51 I. I - . 1 ss 'FWS xx x Asian Studerlt Alliance The Asian Student Alliance is an ever growing club that embraces all Asian ethnicities and is dedicated to educating about Asian culture. The club consists of over 100 members, but members do NOT have to be Asian, only appreciate the Asian culture. ASA continues to dominate Multi-Cultural Week and hosts at least one event a month. They also try to rate themselves from Asian stereotypes of vigorous study and little social Contact by hosting events such as house parties, ice skating events, lunches at ethnic restaurants, Hlm festivals, and the annual end-of-the-year BBQ. s r ASA 11051661 a balloon ami daI'lS game aNd After months of practice, ASA dancers pose for a picture after a performance. S0ld COUOYI Candy at U16 2007 Oakland From left to right: President Shelly Ung, Treasurer Grace Eng, Assistant Cl'1ir1at0WI1 SIFCGUGCSI- Dominic Gculd ator Jackie Yu, Tatiana Sullivan, Jonathan Angeles, VP Olivia Lau, Matt helps SPJU 3 batch Of bubblssum COUOH Hip-Hop Choreographer Zoe, Joshua Daguna, Wanda Tung, Publicist Chau Ca Candy While Jim tests U16 WH batch. and Jade Seto. tNo photo: Secretary Dominic Gouldj 28 1 is ka. AQ:-4 fl Q35 1 J 5' -wi? X , .453 1 5 te 'f JP' iff, T ffiivdgllifggmi i222?v5:+'A:r:i' 'Mya W' I Rw Above Left: This year, ASA has stepped it up a notch by educating the school about Lunar New Year. The table displays a traditional Lunar New Year ritual with the words '4Happy New Yearl' in Vietnamese. ASA also displayed posters educating students about the zodiac and New Years phrases in Korean and Chinese. Above Right: Members worked vigorously on a 20 foot poster to be displayed during Multi-Cultural Week depicting various countries in Asia. Bottom: Moderator Mr. Yang and ASA alumni always have a good time at the Winter House Party. fu. AJ I 'sz' vgvfi C 29 N - Black Student Union , , Run by Mr. Anthony Green, the BSU has been around since the 80's and it's better than ever! The club while titled Black Student Union, is actually made up of different ethnicities. All the memebers consider the BSU a family and they act as one too. Every year they put on an amazing performance that always has a different topic and educates the school on that topic concerning the African American experience. ,wh Laureina Toler and Brandon Pinkard-Scott show their sing- ing skills by blowing everyone away with their groovy vocals during the Black History Month Assembly. 30 Mr. Green, the club director, educates the student body on the history of hip-hop. I - Above Left: The boys are tooting that horn! Above Right: Langston Hill is doing what he does best... Below Left: Brazille Clark narrates a portion of the Assembly. Below Center: Tajai Massey, the special guest speaker for the Assembly is an alumnus from the class of '92 Below Right: Live musical performances were a new addition to this year's Assembly. .L- t 7 - Y ---Y-fn-, Book Club 4-6 ..- E 'Y I . I in fi.. The Bishop O'Dowd Book Club is a group of thirty students who meet once a month to discuss literature. Christopher Joh son, Sarah Fong, and Anna Cavagnaro head this student-run club. Each meeting consists oflively discussion, snacks, and voting for the next selection. The Book Club reads an assortment of books from classics to modern literature and the discu sion varies from personal connections to literary analysis. Students are given the opportunity to interpret and express their ideas on literature in an environment where their opinions are valued. The Book Club encourages students to read books more often and think seriously about what they are reading. 32 ve: Brandon Pinkard-Scott and Mendy Berglin discuss the exciting novel they,re reading. Left: This Freshman is pretty juiced about book club! Right: Chris Johnson and Sarah Fong take a break from reading to do some homework. :Wiki I V.. -X 'ir-gf i. 33 KQV Club Above: S ome of Key Club's members. These are dedicated individuals who provide service to their school and Mission Statement: Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with provide service, build character, and develop leadership. President Maggie Lewis, Vice President Karen Salas, Karin Nguyen, and moderator Ms. Corrcia promote Kcy Club at Bishop O'Dowd High School's open house. 34 --ll 5- Ashleigh works with a student from Reach Academy. Key Club works with Reach Academy students every Tue. day, helping them with homework and other activities. Sh fulfills Key Club's motto: Caring - our way oflife. f ua-H-44 ,,g1: Above: Several Key Club members who volunteer at George Marxls house. In addition to this service, Key Club has worked with Children's Hospital, Sunrise Retirement Home, and the Oakland Zoo. They have also sponsored a Canned Food Drive, a Clothing Drive, and a Back-to-School Drive at school. Below: Key Club's ofticers and several Board Members. Together they demostrate the beauty of character building, caring, inclusiveness, and leadership. 35 S-1' X l Junior State of America tJSAl K 1 I , . l x The Bishop O,Dowd Chapter of the Junior State of America is the resident political club on campus. Guided by the Democracy is not a spectator sportf' J SA's activities include debates, thought talks, movie nights, political fairs and thing else we can think of to further political discussion and awareness within the confines of Bishop O'Dowd High And let us not forget the jewel in J SA's crown, the three overnight conventions-Fall State, Winter Congress and Spring State. At these conventions thousands of students from chapters from across Northern California unite for a completely 'i student-run and student-organized weekend of debates, politics, guest speakers and fun. debate on religious clubs in public schools sleep. The dance went late Bottom left: Ben Alvers, Renee Hytha, Emily Roberts, Da- Bottom right: Chapter Co-President Tim Kerbavaz took a vid Blessent, and Max Burtner discuss gun laws. moment to speak to libertarian Starchild 36 Q, Above left: Sophomore Rafi Ronquillo Prepares for his Above right: David Blessent and Ben Alvers didnlt get Above Left: Seniors Tim Kerbavaz, Alexi Pappas, Caitlin Meyer, Ben Henderson, and Joseph Daily chilax in the hallway after the infamous JSA dance. Above Right: Motion to get hyphy! Governor and chapter Co-president Anne-Marie Mitchel gets the job done. Below: Tenaya Izu, Claire Burtner, Jessica Du, Kate Drew and Rachel Sklar attend a debate sesion together, as Malcom Gil- looly and Dylan Hull-Nye decide where to go next. 37 Close Up Yfftgr th An alternative to the typical government class, Close Up goes in depth into the inner workings of our nation's with the climax being a trip to Washington, D.C. in January. Led by Ms. Sussman and meeting two mornings each week before school, the class is a little over a semester long and gives students credit for a regular govemment class. The trip in January allows students to apply what they have learned as they meet other Close Up students from all over the country see our government in action. , Above Left: Kristen Hom, Alexi Pappas, Gina Camicia, Christine Sur, and Kiyome Okikawa show their C alifomian Pride! Above Right: Katie Styles, Jeanette Lo, and Jen Gregson are excited to be in Washington, D.C.! J 'V'7 '?71uf J i wr. so t ' ' J J i V ' . I ' ' 1 I 1----..l,. i f .....i.2l.,. -hun!!! A iii! wif-,L A... - 'J -- -. a JW' ' ' w I ' i l Some of the Close Up kids pose with local Oakland Con- Shelby Lancaster, Christine Hughes, Corrine Smith, Lama V gress woman Barbara Lee. Sherwood, and Rosie Deak in front of the Capitol Building.. Q L4-., t . - gl 1 aa F 7 . A vig. Above Left: Ben Gregori looks in awe as he points out the Capitol Building, which houses the House of Representatives and and the Senate. Above Right: Alina Alishoev and Mary Rhatigan pose while sitting on a very large satute of Albert Einstein. Below left: Jackie Gardener, Caitlyn Meyer, and Gina Camicia await their next atcivity by hanging out and looking at some historical documents. Below right: Alina Alishoev, Mary Rhatigan, Katie Styles, Alex Adsit, Carmella Passero, and Molly Montgomery are having a great time in Washington, D.C. ia , 1 f L i M A 39 Mock Trial 7 . 1 1 i fi Mock Trial has been found guilty forthe following infractions: multiple counts of contributing to the intellectual ment of minors, the exposing of students to the ins and outs of the courtroom, possession of a controlled substance law, and several counts of having extreme fun. This year's case, People v. Palmer, is the trial of a Hollywood stunt-person, Alex Palmer, who is charged with the murder of her fonner firend Jes Markson. There was also a pre-trial argument on ll whether a Memory Mapping test should be admitted. Students assume courtroom positions such as lawyers and witnesses in this simulated trial, and compete against other schools. Moderated by Ms. Sussman, Mock Trial allows students to experi- I I ence the process of law first-hand. . l argl l l l l .v Top Left: Marie Rice, David La Fleur, and Ben Frazier are Top Right: Julia and Marie play with Ms. Sussman's guide O' Dowd's best defense attorneys. dog. Bottom Left: Rachel Sklar and .lulia Owens are taking a Bottom Right: The team practices for the trial by doing a break while preparing for an upcoming trial. runthrough of the trial. People v. Palmer. Rachel Sklar and Alex Love and Ben Frazier are some of the attorneys. Molly Montgomery is currently the witness at the stand. 40 I .mt I ,M W Q--....,g4. 1 ? Nb E A-,.-gi.:-, if E Dragon AYTIDBSSHUCTS ai l Dragon Ambassadors are hand-selected for their skills, accomplishments and ability to represent the school in a professional and honorable fashion. In order to prepare for this special position, they had to submit applications and go through work- shops. They attend special school events such as Open House and Freshmen Orientation to help tour parents and students. These special students are responsible, mature and, most importantly, dedicated to making the school a better place. Z They've shifted thier uniforms from last year's red Dragon Caroline Cote and Jieann Arcayena are all smiles as they are Ambassador polos to this year's black long sleeve uniform. next in line to lead a tour. 42 Qin fl fi if Above Left: Lauren Lewellyn and Laura Goslee wait their tum to lead a tour around the school at Open House Above Right: Kristen Bailey and Asya Brown smile for the camera and for all the people waiting for a tour. Bottom: Marysia Wrona and Ben Frazier begin leading their tour by telling the incoming Freshmen and their parents about the school and what their tour is going to cover. if 2 q W wiv J ll , Jstvwg 1 fr-- ' 11 'll- 1 , D. tio 1 it f-fit: -' ,N A1 43 CaIifOrrlia SChOIarShip Federation Class of 2008 Caroline Caselli Sarah Combs Katharine Dwyer Scott Gaudinier Benjamin Gregori Lauren Harano Keri Ishibashi George Jaber Rachel Jang Michelle Jensen Rachel Jones Timothy Kerbavaz David Lapres Olivia Lau Jessamyn Lett Alyssa Lievre Jasmine Lopez Nicole Ma Caitlin Meyer Anne-Marie Mitchell Kathryn Mosher Huong Nguyen Shannon Reilly Karen Salas Laura Stipic Christine Sur Marielle Belick Katherine Chan Sarah Fong Stephanie Fong Emily Friedberg Megan Friedlander Jacqueline Gardner Mark Grossman Megan Hurtz Shana Johnson Tracey Landstrom Katricia Manalo Kori Mendonca Kiyome Okikawa MaryAnn Takahashi Kathryn Vastola Dina Wahbe Class of 2009 Eileen Anzilotti Tyler Anzilotti Christina Arias Malcolm Bailey Annie Belanger Brianna Benedetto Mendy Berglin Jonathan Bemadel-Huey Austin Bourdier Graham Chapman Michelle Durgin Trevor Fehr Helen Ganski Alexander Goldstein Bryann Gutierrez Elizabeth Hane Alexander Hilti Samantha'Huynh Stella Huynh Jessica Keener Jonah Merris Karin Nguyen Emma Olsen Arianna Parsons Thea Patterson Karin Petrites Allison Plaisance Jenna Polito Annalise Reichert Mary Rhatigan Kristin Schoendorf Cara Spangler Meryl Williams Sophie Worm Liam Zarri Maxwell Anzilotti Christina Bond Jane Brooks Andrew Crowell Sabrina Ehrlich Evangeline Elder Jennifer Gregson Amy Karaniilian Dean Kurilich Jeanette Lo Folashade Ojuola Simone Sept Hillary Sullivan Michael Tallia Erica Zimmerman Class of 2010 Claire Andrews Robert Appeldom Emilia Calma Cara Conley Saki Crabb Christina Francis Stephanie Goodwin Dylan Hull-Nye Katherine Huntington Myles Ishihara Megan Kehoe Kathryn Kelly Christopher Kenney Sarah Knox Kathryn Knutson Desmond Krueger Matthew Lapres Emily Lindquist Emily Penaranda Ryan Reyes Catherine Ring Lilianna Rumberger Allison Salamack Mary Schreck Collier Smith Carolyn Stanwyck Rose Ver Raquel Zepeda J asa Alexander-Mends J ieann Arcayena Glenn Baker Julia Bersin Edward Boscacci Andrea Carney Marina Chrys Deven Diliberto Kathryn Drew Jessica Du Ryan Hurtz Jordan John Molly Kennedy Matthew Laubach Megan Manning Molly Montgomery Rachel Nersesian Ryan Nyberg Gregory Rattray Marie Rice Andrew Richardson Rachel Stier Lea Tallia John Werfal Class of 2010 Ccontj Angela Won Daniel Xuli - Class of 2011 CHonorar'yJ Mary Clapp Kristin Kerbavaz Sonia Rodrigues Eileen Sanford Elise Zarri Christina Archer Emily Blemker Taylor Bunkers Margaret Daly Mackenzie Daniel Erin F ieberling Camille Friedlander Tanner Gregson Emily Hawkins Mark Laubach Daniel Mackenzie William McAneny Kendra Ransom Natalie Ryan-Fong Francesca Jin Yi A - ,wwf , C-fr.z.QfI1w.. 1 fp' r'1'?' l , J, , f- .. , , f- 1 A ... x I -, 1, il l rl M 54 1-1 .in-Vw, cf- --V--w 1.1 , . ...,..,-....,..., ..,.. f-M -a 2- -Q -4-5. 3' ile ay if? vii , X132- Q, ' I ' ' Wie wa J 1' ' t ii' i i l l 3 1 QI, 1 I 'Z5mT'7'4 i 2 1 1, , , . Class of 2008 Marielle Belick Max Burtner Katherine Chan Amy Eisenberg Jessamyn Lett Jasmine Lopez Stephanie Fong Megan Friedlander Anne-Marie Mitchell Jacqueline Gardner Benjamin Gregori George Jaber Rachel Jang Michelle Jensen Rachel Jones Timothy Kerbavez Daniel Koches Caroline Caselli Sarah Combs Olivia Lau Margeret Lewis Katricia Manalo Caitlyn Meyer Genevieve Galman Houng Nguyen Blaire Sahr Karen Salas Aislynn Shaffer Christine Sur Kathryn Vastola Julie Vittoria .YM Class of 2009 Christine Arias Armie Belanger Brianna Benedetto Mendy Berglin Austin Bourdier Graham Chapman Michelle Durgin Helen Ganski Bryann Gutierrez Elizabeth Hane Amy Karanfilian Tyler Parrott Karin Petrites Meryl Williams Liam Zairi National Honor Society 45 Sl.ll fll'lQ El'llIl'll.lSl3SlI Club 84 Ski Club The Surfing Enthusiast Club is a forum for students to share their love of riding waves and till the void on campus for those who like to surf, take part in the surfing culture and spread the inherent aloha spirit associated with the sport. In providing a group with Whom student surfers can network and coordinate surf related activities such as weekend surf trips, picture and story sharing, surf movie premieres and beach clean-ups, the S.E.C. hopes to share the joy of surhng and the beauty of the ocean with all of the Bishop O,Dowd community. E '4Sk1 sisters and Snow brothersn share the mountain with mod erator Mr. Peters. Ski sisters and snow brothers. . Many of you have probably heard these words recited in the moming announcements, but what exactly is the Bishop O,Dowd Ski Club? From waking up at four o,clock in the morning to catch the bus at O'Dowd tonly to fall back asleepj to getting breakfast at some fine eatery in the middle of nowhere, the Ski Club exhibits commit- ment and passion. Members enjoy days of skiing and snowboarding down the slopes at ski resorts such as Northstar and Bear Valley, and maybe even witnessing senior Hunter Mitchell perform back flips in the terrain parks. The Ski Club is an interactive, adventurous group that combines the thrill ofthe outdoors with the comforts of friends, classmates, and hot chocolate after a long day in the snow. 46 - Above Left: Connie, David, Nile, and John enjoy some Ital- Above Right: Andrew, Meg, and Jackie show their Italian ian food. Pride! Bottom Right: Jackie and Meg are all laughs, Bottom Left: The Little Italy Club shows their Italian pride by showing their flag! I t Q -.1 C 2 f -' ' 1' A Ky. F 1 . ., r ' ' . ,f 9 . 'K1 ,1 7 ,fgl-.,-Q .af 'I The Little Italy Club at Bishop O'Dowd meets frequently to discuss different aspects of the Italian culture. They immerse themselves in the culture by traveling to various Italian restaurants and viewing classic Italian movies. Members show their Italian pride by carrying the flag during the Multi-Cultural assembly. Little Italy Peoples Opposing Sexism and Homophobia ln n- 'x Here is a little history about the club P.O.S.H. It was founded last year by Mendy Berglin and Adam Simons. P.O.S.H. for Peoples Opposing Sexism and Homophobia. This club was created with the hope of creating awareness among student about personal prejudices that exist within themselves. The objective of P.O.S.H. is to increase the appreciation of differ- ences with the goal of expending consideration of others. P.0.S.H.ees,' meet to veiw relevant videos for disscusion as well as current news events that are related to discrimination and prejudices. P.O.S.H. is an open club for anyone with the for change. Moderator Mr. Worrel serves as the fearless leader for these youthful change-makers. Founders Mendy Berglin and Adam Simons are in a deep Here is the peacemaker, Mr. Worrel, himselflooking good il discussion about the effects of sexism and homophobia next to the peace sign. l within O'Dowd. I 48 M I ergo Ewa 'ajft it L L if 1 A Safe Place is a support network that consists of a range of students at Bishop O,Dowd. It is a safe way for people to meet and discuss their feelings without worrying about biases against them. The goal of the club is to educate the community about the growing rate of violence against people and hold open discussion about current issues affecting teens today. This year, the club hosted a campaign against slurs to promote respect and understanding, a week called Respect and Connectf' This year Ms. Laura Fine took the initiative to establish A Safe Placen as a support network for teens at Bishop O,Dowd. In the picture to the right she is Ranked by member Brandon Pinkard-Scott and Adam Simons. A Safe Place 49 Anime Club and ccc The photoshot becomes chaotic as the alliance opposes their leader, Stakeem Young, by scattering and taking his prop. Sta- J keem coplays as Kuchiki Byakuya from the series Bleach from Shonen Jump comics. The Anime club has regular meet- li ings in Mr. Phamls room to discuss and read new anime comics as well as watch several anime movies. Once a year, the g Anime club attempts to go to an Anime Comic-Con Where members can dress up as their favorite character, shop for anime 3 souvenirs, observe other anime fans' costumes, and meet some anime authors. I Ali .i il l 4 l I l As President of both clubs, Stakeem Young combined both clubs, the Anime club and the Computer Gaming Club, to make for an exciting year of fun. The CGC practices their skills by playing video games after school. 50 H ,T V- A -5 .' , V .. L , . 7 ,,4. -HL ' t':l ll fb FR Q .., 1,3 af' JP' .l ,Z- ,M .-gf? - ,ar ge. P - 9 ,. , I . Y Lead by the ever popular Mr. Segura, the French Society actively celebrates the French culture. During Multicultural Week, the French Society sells delicious crepes and shows their pride by carrying the French flag. Members include people from a French heritage, people who speak or are learning French, and just people who loves French culture. This year, the French Society Watched the popular Disney movie, Ratatouille'l as one of their events. Vive la France! Top left: Mr. Segura, friendly face of the French Society, counts money from selling dessert, during Multi-cultural week Top right:French Society officers rapidly preparing crepes. FFGFICI1 SOClEtV 51 L3tll1OS Unidos Latinos Unidos is back this year! After last year having some mishaps, the club is back and functional. With new activi- y ties and new leaders, the group has picked up a number of new members. In addition, Latinos Unidos will performed in the ' i Multi-Cultural Assembly this year and can be expected to participate again next year. As well as an occasional movie event 4 E where Latinos Unidos offers a movie in Spanish to be played during MP, some traditional foods were also passed around. Club moderator, Ms. Guilfoy, has helped the club come back into effect and is expected to reach greater heights than ever reached in the coming years. Latinos Unidos girls perform a Columbian dance during Multi-talented senior Anthony Knott dances with his lovely Multicultural Week in flowing white gowns. panner in a sizzling performance for Latinos Unidos. 52 wi-3 Above: Angela Minor and Jan-Paolo Patena practice for Above: The Filipino club incorporates a little bit of hip-hop the big Multicultural Week assembly. They're very careful into their tinikling dance this year by dancing to HLow by because those sticks will hurt! Flo Rida. Apple bottom jeans, boots with the fur...,' I Q X . .G N A-i 1 t 2 r f' U : K Q tk Above: Filipino club shows off all their hard work at the annual Multicultural assembly. The Filipino Club, moderated by Ms. Antonio, is dedicated to celebrating the Filipino culture and sharing it with the students at Bishop O,DoWd. The Filipino Club thrives during Multi-Cultural Week, serving amazing Filipino food as well as putting on an outstanding performance in the Multi-Cultural Weeks Assembly. Filipino Club 53 Nlath Club Calendar Pruhlems .wg y 'lf This small club has been around for about eleven years. Run by Mr. Amundson, the Math Club competes in inter-school challenges with other high schools. This year, thanks to club president Max Burtner, the mathletes designed special math club polo shirts using clever math symbols. The math club also spon- sors other math challenges at the school such as the American Math Challenge. Monthly meetings for the Math Club consist of practice for mathlete competitions. lt may sound like it is all Work for the mathletes, but do not be deceived: they have been known to see math movies and do other creative math activities. 54 Ryan and Sean are thumbs up after winning their debate. Ryan, Jonah, and Adam show off their trophies afterwin- ning several debates at a weekend tournament. After lacking a Debate Team for so many years, Mr. Thorpe and over twenty students stepped up to represent O'Dowd as the great speakers theylve become. Also known as the Speech and Debate Club, the Debate Team has been honing their analyti- cal and speaking skills almost every day after school and during MPs. Participating in the club meant being able to advocate for both sides of an issue, articulate ideas clearly, and think on one's feet. Needless to say, Mr. Thorpe was very proud of their awards in the Golden Gate Speech Association tournaments where the team brought home a total of seven trophies! They've had a great start this year and we can expect to see them blossom even more in the coming years. Debate TEEYTI 55 GEl1tlGlTl8fl'S Clljb -wu w3qgWr-,Y ah. B, Y V V- .Ak i ,DUKE 'Nei Above: Mr. Braudy Bersin, Mr. Morgan Litzky, Mr. Adam Josh- Bottom: President Kristofer Holz, ua-Ludwig Butterfield, Mr. Hunter Mitchell, Mr. Kani Crabb, Mr. Vice-President Alexander Romanak, Ned Lutz, Mr. Christopher Murphy, Mr. Alexander Romanak, Moderator Mr. Beatty, Mr. Cooper Freeman, Mr. Kristofer Holz, Mr. George Jaber, Mr. Secretary Jordan Brunel Thomas Beatty, Mr. Ian Marton, Mr. Jacob Isaacs, Mr. Jordan Brunel, Mr. Gabriel Rivera i 4 115 i, 4, 3 2 A For the past two years, Bishop O'Dowd,s Gentleman's Club has played a major role in the affairs of O'DoWd's young male scholars. Led by the esteemed Mr. Beatty, The Gentlemanls C lub-or 'LO' G Club as its members refer to it-strives to instill in its noble participants a true essence of utter manliness. Though still an infant in the club world, our beloved G Club has been a rampant success, providing the men ofO'Dowd with a multitude of masculine pastimes, including cinematic adventures in manhood, gentlemanly games of cricket, and the unforgettablejaunt to the hallowed estate of Chuck Norris. As we enter into 2008, founding Gentlemen Kris Holz, Alex Romanank, and Jordan Brunel promise to make this a second semester our senior men will never forget. 56 Below: Kellock Irvin, Chris Murphy, Andrew Lam grill things up during Spirit Week. Above: Co-President Chris Murphy, Mod- . erator Mr. Mason, Co-President, Cooper Freeman. The Barbeque club, being one of the most laid back and enjoyable clubs to be in, is moderated by the notorious Mr. Mason. They provide the students of Bishop O,DoWd with fabulous combinations of different meat treats. With Cooper Freeman and Chris Murphy behind the grill the club serves some of the greatest food this side of the Mississippi. The unforgettable co-founder Kiyome Okikawa gives a personal feel to the fast pace food environment. The BBQ club provides a festive com- munal feel to the lunchtime environment. Barbeque Clljb 57 Sandwich Samaritans r. ll l l 'V 'T Q l A X . llhivyy, 4 'y if !' ,ia This is a newly formed club that focuses on outreach to those who are homeless. Two Saturdays each month we get together to make sandwiches for the poor in Peoplels Park in Berkeley. We meet at one of our homes in the moming and make about 50 sandwiches. We add fruit, water and a treat to each lunch. CWe get most of our materials donated as well as using our club fundsj. 4, W Tx, l Jr h a Ti' im p hi li. I hi J V .' ,+:z5,Q'.l . .-'1, Q - I Yi' ,lee . nz, v1 Caroline Mercado, Kristin Schoendorf, and Ginny Van The girls have been hard at work. They have already made Dine making sandwiches to help those less fortunate. several sandwiches and the day hasjust begun. 58 l 4-,q,..i r fm. Above: Even tape cannot silence Tyler and Bella from Above: Bella hangs a Lit Mag poster in the stairwell.: speaking. Bottom Right: A group shot of some of O'Dowd's best writ- Below Left: Emilia and Glenn help support Esoterikos by ters. hanging posters for the BOD Literary Magazine. lntgtgm Esoterikos is the club that is responsible for the literary magazine, the Muse. lt is also the club responsible for the poetry slams that occur occassionally at O'Dowd to support our resident poets. Every year, just before the Winter Ball, Esoterikos hosts the annual Winter Ball Poetry Contest, which allows poets to compete for two tickets to the Winter Ball. The Muse is primarily poetry, although it also has a section for art and photography and another section for short stories. Overall, The Muse it is a big hit with the students. Most people refer to Esoterikos as the 'tLit Mag clubw, because most people don't ESOtGTlkOS know how to spell Esoterikos. lVlUltlCUltUI'8l WEEK Every year, ethnic clubs and people from all different backgrounds come together to celebrate the appreciation of other cul- tures. Ms. Guilfoy and a group of teachers and faculty came together this year to make sure that O'Dowd had a magnificent Multicultural Week. MC Week was comprised of hallway decorations, moming prayers world languages, ethnic food sales, cultural dress day, and the highly anticipated cultural assembly that includes the famous flag ceremony. This special week allows students to leam about other cultures and gives other students a chance to show pride in their own culture. -ik This year, the chorus sings a song about cultural tolerance at The Zebras of Death band performs a folk song as the perfect the assembly instead oftheir traditional ecumenical service. way to end the exciting Multiculural Week assembly. 60 4 , M ya: v - . ,,, Q - :-' f, I 553. 'Ji . .,'.f1!'.5f - . ' 1 ' I iii 'V V fy Yi, f l 'A . k .V ' I V -A - s ..k. , ' ', '. . fw- i If JUL .- - B 4 ii 424' SDDITS N 'W X 'N -Q 62 VY x K x -gp 4 Q yfisif AA? F' , . -. ., -,Qi ' . 'ff-F15-1 -Q S-. :AQ 'I' ' 5-1 ,x ,i-iff, f '-J' ' 1 A'-1,17 63 Cheerleading No Particular Order: Riki Berglin, Alyssa Damianj, Dominique Davis, Amanda Dean, Genevieve Gaiman, Ariel Hershcopf, Mi- kaela Johnson, Arielle Klausing, Allison LaFol- lette, Jasmine Lopez, Aida MeKonnen-Tekle- mariam, Angela Minor, Lynne Takagaki, Wanda Tung, Victoria Brice, and Jade Seto. g'We've got spirit, yes We do! Welve got spirit, how 'bout L you? We know these Dragon cheerleaders have spirit! Loyal J to the competing Dragon athletes, these girls liven up every . game. With their intense enthusiasm and glittering personali- Q 6 i, ties, the Dragon cheerleaders make the field sparkle. Through J their dedication and teamwork, they are the strongest squad in the Bay. - , I i A l 1 Above Top: Cheerleaders performing during half time. Above: Cheerleaders are essential at games to help get the crowd excited. Right: Alessondra Valdes leads a cheer. L ,I l 64 f .il Cheerleading R No Particular Order: Allegra Angelo, Asya Brown, Chloe 4 f Canning-Pereira, Aliya Hupp, Antoinette Newell, Alexa Romero l V L l 1 l v 1 if i E Above: Cheerleaders shake their pompoms. Below Left: The Dragonls mascot joins the cheerleaders for a cheer. i Below: Alyssa Damiani knows how to perform her rou- tine perfect for every game. .Ii l Ei l l ri 4 b. Ll If 'A E P I I l I l i X . i l 4 65 i i , graze- K K ' Varsity olleyball Top row from the left: Robyn Hall, Laura Passrnore, Blaire Safir. Rachel Stier. Caroline Caselli. Middle Row: Alyssa Lievre. Katie Clancey, Natalia Wagner, Jessica Atthowe, Caroline Mercado. Elise Quinn. Camille Prado. Bottom Row: Katie Huntington. Alexandra Lynch. Andrea Olsen and Lindsey Parrott. Coached By: Tim Newman and Pat Acebo. The dominant force of the Varsity Volleyball squad upheld the tradition of smashing the competition into the ground. This year the varsity volleyball team went undefeated in their league season and beat archrivals, Campolindo High School for the first time in over 17 years. Whether playing at home or away, the Varsity team was a force to be reckoned with, taking fifth in the state of California. Top: Coach Newman huddles the team for a pep talk. Above: Sophmore Katie Huntington fiercely hits through the blockers. Right: Junior Elise Quinn makes a dig in perfect form. ee , Ace: Robyn Hall gg Everyone knows that O,Dowd's Women's Varsity Volleyball is the best, but did you know that Robyn Hall is the superior being when it comes to the game. Although her mom pushed her at first, Robyn has grown to love the sport. Her five years of dedication have paid off, she has received a scholarship to the University of Portland where she will continue to strive next year. '- . HQ r gnlhoWP'l9 nz gm, , 4, 1 . v Above Left: Rachel Stier gets low for a dig. Left: Co-captain Blaire Saiir sets for a kill. Bottom Right: Natalia Wagner serves an ace! 67 Fro h Back Row: Melanie Parra, Lariel Powell, Coach Kelly Ong,Coach Eileen Ong, Coach Mia Briones. Sonia Rodri- gues. Anne Dulka Middle Row: Lydia Asrat, Betty Uribe, Me- lissa Ransom Camille Friedlander,Justine An- geles. Emily Blemker Front Row: Claudia Guzman, Anne Dupont. Laura Goslee, Danielle Gaul op Left: Sonia Rodrigues jumps for a spike as the other eam waits anxiously. Above: These players cheer on their team while patiently awaiting their turn to get in the game. olle ball The junior varsity and freshmen volleyball teams do not cower in the shadow of their beastly varsity sisters. They stand on their own two feet, working their way up, gaining their own reputation among volleyball teams everywhere. With their strong coaching staff and solid defensive and offensive payers these teams are bound for victory. The girls have quietly watched the older players achieve victory in HAAL and NCS and patiently wait their turn for glory. fi ight: Lydia Asrat and Lariel Powell work together. 68 1 Back Row: Sarah Knox. Gabriella Mirgolio, Coach Dean Fukawa. Alyson Chow, Megan Kehoe Middle Row: Olivia DeJesse, Taylor Bun- kers, Marina Chrys. Molly Kennedy. Jessca Salinas Front Row: Elizabeth Beato, Monique Holt. Emily Hawkins, Alex- andra Hentges, Karina Winkler op Right Coach Fukawa contemplates the next play. Above Elizabeth Beato returns the ball to the other team. eft The girls have fun on and off the court. 69 Above: Jack Werfal pulls ahead of the pack. Below: The O'Dowd boys run as a pack, keeping oppo- nents from passing them. 70 'W-9 N Above: Ryan and Zeal chill after a race. Below: J asa Alexander-Mends concentrates on her running. I'OSS Country op: The cross country girls pose at a meet. irectly Above: Some mohawk bearing boys Cand Devenj take advantage of a photo-op. ight: Desmond and Connor give ll0'Z: The Bishop O'Dowd Cross Country team is a collection of fine-tuned run- ning machines. The team was successful in league play and took it all the way to NCS. With great new additions as well as a strong returning squad the cross-country team was destined for greatness. Seven of O,Dowd's runners were selected for the HAAL all-league team. The Cross-Country team flourished this year with the return of Coach Hubble. His leadership proved to be just what was necessary to pull the team out of the two-year rut the loss of the Kelly boys in '06 had put it in. The cross-country team is a tightly bonded group of students who support each other throughout long meets. With great underclassmen talent the team will be solid for years to come S 71 Var ity Football From Left to Right. Back Row: Chris Martin, Sam Simon. Nathan Phillips, Dante Affonso. Kris Holz. Aaron Gasper. Roosevelt Kirk.Stephen Rowell. Second Row: Stefan Perri. Matt Farley. Tyler Kintz. Adam Tulloch. Sean Russell. Hasani Bums. Chris Klein. Third Row: Malcom Graham. Mathew Gatterman. Richard Andow, Marcus Harrison. Taharka Taylor. Che'Rod Simpson, John Landstrom, Brendan Kawada. Forth Row: Kevin Pobre. Dominic Satterfield. Bob Dominguez. Chris Pence. Quentin McWhorter. Blake Johnson. Lawrence Powell. Fifth Row: Kevin Cooper, Ryan Bosque. Ronald James. Mario Brown. Sean Smith. Adonis Smith. Josh Villanueva. Joey Demeter. The Dragons came off with a great season, getting to the NCS 2A playoff with a season record of 8-2. The Black and Gold continued the tradition of having great players that dominated the field this season. Eleven of those players were selected for the All-HAAL football team. With a renewed spirit and dedication, the Dragons were able to have an exceptional season, and hopefully many more to come. Above Top: Lawrence Powellls intensity for the game is all in the face. Above: The Dragonls line agressively lines up for the play. Right: Sam Simon prepares to hand the ball off to Mario Brown. 72 C I Mario Brown Running Back and Defensive Back Mario Brown helped lead the Dragons to an excellent season. The soph- omore was one of eleven players on the team who made the All-HAAL football team. He dominated the Held with 14 touchdowns and over 1,000 all-purpose yards. He was even recognized in the Oakland Tribune as Athlete of the Week. He is definitely a force to be reckoned with. Above Left: Quarterback Sam Simon carefully watches defenders to make sure he makes a clean pass. Below Left: Tyler Kintz blows by the defensive line to sack the opposing quarterback. Below: Dragons celebrate a touchdown. 73 Football ln No Particularly Order: Ty- rone Ward, Trenton Trammell, Wfferrence King, Daniel EW ert, Agyei Wallace, Adarious Payton, Asher Hoffman. Eric Jaffe, Alec Knauss, Malcolm Gillooly, Matthew Balich, DeVante DuBose, Nicolas Marino, Carlyle Garrick. Justin Mendoza,Jason Mendoza,John Kuchac, Micheal Hall, Jack Hyland, James Prince. Ryan Boehme. Dominick Marshall, Juan Bu cio. Nile Washington, Jorge Buenrostro, Dustin Wu, Lee Malmgren, Sean Kerns, Alexander Be glinger, Eric Castro, Chad Washington. Kiernan Mueller ll ll -1 4 n tligiifllawfil s alc'l 4 WU ., 5 msinvnuwu mmm , ' - lalllll UUW11 7 ' hw MW Ll5liuF ' J M - 4 1 RB . + i ' i in t ' 3 g,H?U'UlWH laminar HlSnU Uulllll D f4 U ,ar if wi isnt rniwi WW WW' ,9cfC5'7A 5:3 BISHUF' DEW X FSEIJIWD JIS!!! 01199, This year the junior varsity football team, made up of superb sophomores and awesome freshman, played an outstanding season, remaining undefeat- ed until only the very end. With a final record of 10-l, the JV players showed their brilliance that they will carry on to the varsity team next year. Above Top: Break! The J V Football players are ready to go onto the lield. Above: The JV back makes a crucial block for the quarter- back. Right: Tyrone Ward passionately running toward the end- zone. 74 I team, and built lasting friendships in addition to I Fro h Football For these freshmen boys, their first taste of O'Dowd football was something to be remembered. These newcomers' were able to pull together as a everlasting football skills that they will carry with them as they continue on in the O,Dowd football program. player. -i--mf.-...4l,.....,:....i1' f' 'Y Y - From Left to Right Back Row: Dijon Jackson, Wil- liam Blessing, Devin Rattray, Aaron Silver, Andrew Car- mody, Joshua Weefur, Andrew Carlson, Second row: Harry Kadison, Riley Walsh. Nicolas Carera, Coach Tommy Haines. Coach Claude Barnes. Joel Pinetto. Jo- seph Catanzar, Stephen Capell. Third Row: Darius Jones, Derek Buckwalter, Rico McFarlane, Allen Williams, Trevor Lucas, Peter Counts, Brandan Brisco. Fourth Row: Philip Cheng, Jot- zan Gonzalez, Robert Koepp, Ryan Jones, Earl Walls, Nathan Kayhan, Gobind Ball, Daniel Adrada. Front Row: Jonathan Dismukes, Nathaniel Mills, Alexis Lizama, Darren Sanchez, Donald Ow- ens, Mike Thomas. Armando Rosas Top Right: This freshman prays that he won't drop the ball. Above: Claude gives advice to his freshman football Left: Frosh Quarterback concentrates on the play at hand. 75 ar ity Women's Water Polo Top Row from the left: Sarah Nordstrom, Colette Keane. Stefania Giovenco. Monica Hanson. Middle Row: Valerie Axworthy, Emily Penaranda. Jen Gregson. Katie Knutson Bottom Row: Jeanette Lo, Cara Conley. Gabby Welch. Hannah Ake, Zoey Adam. Coached By: Cason Schmidt, Matt Wharton, and Julia Smith i -+- ., . iw. ..-.-a W. ,. 1 ,. Qin faii 1: , . --,Q, 3. - 4- - .-1 . - . Y Ir B Arm 'ni I .- T'-. K W'-i rf' --- - ' .V - h pw' .qui . ' ' - I - ' J.. '7f'f? . ,. ' F ' j ., ,.ff4 -?.+, -- , ... - H . 'Q - waffle-ina, ' jf -ff Q ' -- HQ- ....s...,.,-S+ - . Ha: 1 . ' V Big Splash: Monica Hanson Monica has been a four-year Varsity player on the Water Polo team. With a great understanding of the game, Monica led the team as a co-captain and team MVP. A solid defensive player, Monica finished the season with 40 steals. She also contributed to her team's winning record, racking up the scoreboard points with 51 goals and 32 assists. 76 i ' o say st. water po 0 s ...tense-a vicious sport Equ res an athlete's top physical condition, hard work, and dedication. Not only is it a complex game of offensive and defensive strategy, water polo is a fun team experience. This season, our Varsity girls won the HAAL League title for the fourth consecutive year. and made school history by playing in the second-round NCS game. NCS first team members included seniors Sarah Nordstrom and Monica Hanson, and junior Jeanette Lo: second team members included senior Stefania Giovenco and junior Jen Gregson. To further the girls' success. the team was led by top senior players: goalie Stefania Cviovenco, Sarah Nordstrom. and Monica Hanson. Womenas Water Polo Women's Water Polo is probably one of the most difficult sports O'DoWd has to offer.Being an aggressive and exhausting sport,playing with veteran teammates who have several years of experience under their swimsuits is thrilling. This year, the team was extremely successful, losing only one of their games. Sisters Kelly and Allison Salamack led the team in defense, while other sophomores Molly Murphy and Darla Campi racked up goals for the team. Hopefully these exceptional players can perfect their skills on varsity next year. 'Q J V Women's Water Polo: Christina Bond, Shannon Brady, Darla Campi, Ashley Chu, Mary Clapp, Margaret Daly, Taylor Eddy. Erin Fieberling, Ellie Gertler Sienna Gordon, Sophia Hanashian, Molly Murphy, Caitlin Roy, Kelly Salamack, Alli- son Salamack, Melissa Wong, Jessica Yun, and Raquel Zepeda. I Coached By: Cason Schmidt, Matt Wharton and Julia Smith AJ- , 4 ff .Q ' ,l5.N f i , Top: Darla Campi looks for a pass. Above: The varsity team huddles for a pre-game pump up Left: Sophmore Allison Salamack prepares to block a goal 77 ar ity Top Row from the left: Andrew Rietz, Dusty Canning-Pereira. Middle Row: Vance Van Krieken, Spencer Wood, M-f Enrique Armendariz, Liam Zarri, Joseph Daly, Alexander Bersin. Bot- tom Row: Luke Weber, Connor Crabb, Alex Tomimatsu, Toby Gay, Trevor Fehr. W, 5, uni? Not Pictured: Cody Cummings Coached by: Matt Wharton, Cason Schmidt, and Julia Smith en's ater Polo I1 O SCCIHS to USI f fr 1,,3,,-af ' Top: Andrew Rietz looks for an open shot. Above: Spencer Wood avoids a defender. 78 ace, water po competitive. demanding, and wet, However, underneath the chlorinated turquoise water, it is a completely different game. Vicious kicks come from every sideg legs hook around yours, and some even land punches when the ref isn't looking, Those who choose to play this sport must step up to meet the challenge, just as our boys have done. Coming in first in the Pinole Valley Tournament, fourth in the Sierra Shootout, and winning their first ever NCS game, the men's water polo players use pure skills and teamwork to dominate their opponents. Ranked second in the league, four of our boys were chosen for the All League Team, including Seniors Andrew Rietz, Alex Tomimatsu, Spencer Wood and Enrique Armendariz. C any l' VVHICI' Sp0l'tZ ig Splash: Alex Tomimatsu and Team Captain Alex Tomimatsu has been a dedi- Water Polo player for four years. Chosen for first team and voted MVP of the season, Alex rules over his with talent and cunning, and had 52 goals, 28 as- and 37 steals. He plans to keep playing in college, and - with stats like that, he'll surely be a hard opponent to face. Men' Water Polo ' This year the JV Men's Water Polo team had an impressive year. Sophomore Jeff Budd led the Dragons water polo team in points, and assists. Freshman Alex Delle Cese shows great promise in becoming a future team leader and star. The entire team showed tremendous effort and potential in this year's season finishing second in League. lr' 'ig i I ,pp . V1 1.iii1l:iH 'H JV Mens Water Polo: Daniel Bittman, Jeffrey Budd, Evan Bue, Brian Clawson, Kevin Daley, Paul Delle Cese, Gannon Depetris, James Ginley, Tanner Gregson, Wesley Scoble, Jeffery Tang, Daniel Truong, Dillon Tuckner and Gabriel Usem. Coached by: Matt Wharton, Cason Schmidt and Julia Smith 79 ar ity omens Golf Top Row from the left: Alexandria Love, Michiko Anthony, Daniela Johnson, Qui- yamrna Howell-Reid, Arianna Nuti, Gina Camicia. Bottom Row: Elizabeth Hane, Molly Montgomery, Elaina Lima, and Jennifer Louie. Not Pictured: Emily Pankey Coached By: Leonard Rossi 2007 was a great year for the Women's Golf team. The long hours these ladies put into practice paid off, as their excel- lent performance in countless tournaments showed. The team's stellar returning members welcomed the newcomers -and helped guide them as they worked to improve their game. Congratula- tions ladies! 3. l Ivy 'Gb Top: Seniors stop for golf can crossing. Above: Team members bond en route to a match. Right: Coach Leonard Rossi poses after a win with Daniela Johnson and Arianna Nuti. 80 , -uv Kr me -ifvwa. -. HOl6 In 01162 Elaina Lima 1 Elama Llma has been a key player to the Women's golf team since her freshman year. Back in 2005, her first year playing with the Lady Dragons, she recieved the Rookie- of -the-Year award. During the following seasons, she continued to prove herself to be one of the top players on her team. In her final season she was honored with the MVP award and was team captain. Top Left: Jennifer Louie smiles before lining up her putt. Left: Daniela Johnson begins her downswing. Bottom: Gina Camicia prepares for a sand shot. ,F ..3,,.a' . .f-, ,r.w'fg,,1 ' Q V .,.,.,f .M N145 31 4 2 iff., ',-, -.5 81 en, Golf No Particular Order: Geoffrey Johnson, Erik Kastmiler. Mike Tran, Timothy Harkins,Jeremy Al- abastro, Axel Lar- son, Eric Adams, I Chris Bui, Philip Cheng, James Hane, Myles Pember. If fig? With many returning players from last year as well as some new additions, the Bishop O'Dowd Men's Golf team is bound for success. After a great season last year the boys have been practicing all year and are hungry for more. The team is young, with only two seniors to lead them. Despite this. the team still got off to a good start and continued to win matches through- out the year. Through it all the Golf team stays strong and fierce. Top Above: Dragon Golfers practice putting before they go out on the course. Above: Erik Kastmiler gets mad at Jeff Johnson for mak- ing fun of his weak shot. Right: I don't think that jeans and a bucket hat are a part of the uniform, sorry Timothy Harkins. 82 Ace: Tim Harkins It is difhcult to describe the wonder that is Tim Harkins. Aside from being extremely talented in school, Tim is a great golfer. Tim can make drives that leave the crowd speechless. He is arguably the heart and soul of Bishop O'Dowd's golf team. It is remarkable that Tim manages his spot on the golf team while always doing all his schoolwork and being one of the most popular and friendly juniors, Above Left: A golfer concentrates on his swing. Left: Erik Kastmiler uses two balls, just in case he makes any mistakes. Below: Jeremy Alabastro walks toward the hole after sinking another nice putt. , v ' 1 w,,,,1 w L. -jg Em 83 OII16 From Left to Right: Keji Fatona, Aislynn Shaf- fer, Erica Zimmerman. Trina Hoxie. Coach Ro- meo Baldeviso. Coach Coyne. Basia Suroz, Simone Sept. Mary Rhatigan, Lindsey Cav- in, Elizabeth Fournier. Nicole Ghiglieri, Claire Burtner,AureliaAlston, Julie Vittoria. Caitlyn Murray,Kristin Schoen- dorf, Lindsey Kreutzer, Allison Stringer, Con- nie Farrer, Amy Kara- nfilian. Emily Stebner, Josette Lee. Ashley Lopes, Christine Sur, Angela Won. Il, Tenni With the return of Mr. Baldeviso as head coach, the Womenls Tennis team had a tremendous season. Team bonding played an important part in their success, and it helped add an element of fun to every match. The Dragons finished off with a 14-9 overall record and went ll-5 in league play, proof that these players are a force to be reckoned with. Above Top: Simone Sept gets reved up for a serve! Above bottom: The seniors get goofy after recieiving flowers from the team. Right: Mary Rhatigan pulls another rabbit out of her hat with this shot. 84 ACS! Lindsey Kreutzer Co- Captain Lindsey Kreutzer has arduously Worked her way up the ladder since her sopho- more year on the tennis team. Leadership and a lot of talent has aided her in being an amazing co-captain and team player. +1 ff Q' , Above Left: Co-captain Christine Sur prepares to make a killer shot. Left: Aurelia Alston and Basia Suroz pose for a picture. Below: Josette Lee comes off the ground for this 85 en' Tenni No Particular Order: Matt Boitano, Jordan Brunel, Max Burtner, Tyler Goldman, George Jaber, Chris Johnson, Josh Varinsky, Kevin Candelaria, Chau Cao. Jose Daguna, Patrick Dilsaver, Andrew Han- sen, Gabriel McGill, Andrew Ngo, Matthew Pelayo, Michael Tal- lia, Austin Thompson, Jeff Budd, Erik Ever- ett, Weston Hochmuth, Elliot Kwan, Leander Largoza, Jared Mainini, Michael Ryan, Brandon Sharp, Conner Sulli- van, Jeremy Yu, Harry Kadison This year, the Varsity Men's Tennis team picked up on the good sea- son they had last year. Even though many seniors were lost, the new team has a promising season ahead. They started off the season strong in the Freedom Tournament, where Tyler Goldman had an epic performance, being down 8-2 and coming back to win 10-8. Their early heartbreaking loss to Castro Valley should be the only loss of the season. Surely with unbeat- able doubles such as Austin Thompson and Mike Tallia. Jordan Brunel and Mikey Ryan. Chris Johnson and George Jaber, as well as studly singles like Jeff Budd, Josh Varinsky. Tyler Goldman. and Elliott Kwan, the Dragons are sure to be unstoppable. Top Above: As a doubles partner, you can always count on Mikey Ryan to have your back. Above: Tyler Goldman sprints toward the alley to make a shot. Right: Co-Captain Jordan Brunel puts all of his weight and hair into this hit. 86 Ace: Jordan Brunel Jordan MSunshine Brunel has been a member of the Varsity Men's Tennis team for the past four years and with a serve clocked at over 100 mph, has been an over- riding force on the squad. As captain this year, he contin- ues to lead the Dragons to victory, setting a high standard early in the season by his impressive third place finish in the Freedom Tournament. opponents with his skills. 1 Left: Co-Captain Josh Varinsky reaches full extention for this ace. Below: Elliot Kwan focuses on the ball and uses proper mechanics so that he make won't make any errors. Above Left: Sophomore Jeff Budd surprises many of his P .3 JVI1 -f . V f 3. ' ' 87 Varsity omenis Soccer Madison Ornstil, Mendy Berglin, Alexi Pappas, Gabbi Duhl, Chelsea Archer, Christina Humphrey, Annie Belanger, Dina Wahbe, Kierstie Barr, Marcelle Justison. Caitlin Meyer, Hil- larySullivan,Colleen Sullivan, Christina Archer, Mikaela Free- man, Alexzi Girma, Annie Marcuzzo, Saki Crabb, Arikai Tabeson, Riki Owy- ang, Molly Hendrik- sen, Emily Perales, Natalie Rosekrans At BOD, Womenis Soccer is not just a sport, it's a Way of life. Many have heard of the inspirational talks, the team bonding, and the fire-breathing play- ers, but few have had the opportunity to be on a team that is more of a family than any other sport at the school. There is not one star player on the team but instead 23 skilled athletes that will annihilate any team that stands in the way of reaching their goals. op Above: Although these girls look sweet in the face, heir are fierce on the field. Above: GOAL! ight: Dina Wahbe fakes right and goes left past the de- CUSS. 88 V Women's Soccer No Particular Order: Ellie DeGuzman, Shelby Duarte, Genevieve Eng- Surowiec, Stephanie Goodwin, Ayelet Haar, Jackie Kane, Morgan Kintz, Caitlin Lutz. Jessica Mejia, Mantza Mejia, Isabel Merritt, Alexandria Nishimoto, Kelsey O'Connor, Romi- na Oviedo, Annalise Reichert, Hannah Rettig- Zucchi, Annamarie Salo- monsson, Sydney Shub, Becky Vastola, Trinity Wardle This year the frosh and JV Women's soccer teams were a force to be reckoned With. Lots of sprints, pass- ing drills and shooting practice has definitely paid off. Speed, agility and hard Work led them to a successful season. With their perseverance and dedication these players are sure to go far! Above Top: JV Soccer player gets ready to make a big kick. Above: Mt. Eden player tries to be tricky, but to no avail. Right: Shelby Duarte gets ready to steal the ball from a Monarch player, 90 Fro h Womenis So SOCCCII l l CCG1' No Particlar Order: Lydia Asrat, Armanda Aufdermauer, Jackie Bordessa, Jacqui Dela- ney, Shannon Durkin, Elizabeth Fournier, Kay- la Gmeneich, Jennifer Huey, Zoe Lieberman, Shanelle Middleton, Sabrina Nelson, Mag- gie Phillips, Katherine Quamina, Perri Reed, Sonia Rodrigues, Jade Santos, Nikki Stansbury Elise Zarri Left: This JV Player easily steals the ball. Right: Jackie knows how to use her head when playing 91 arsity en's Soccer NoParticularOrder:Ned Lutz, Taharka Tay- lor, Andrew Res- tivo, Drew Ranahan, Jared Fassler. Geo Niespolo, Neo Mo- dise, Charlie Rana- han, Alex Romanak, Andres Plascencia, Anthony Monica, An- drew Lam, Dimitri Shocron, Scott Litke, Max Oldham. Julian Purkiss, Michael Gar- rick.TommyBalistre- ri, DeVante DuBose, Enrique Armendariz, Chris Murphy, Chris Keohane . Q 2 This year, the Dragons have welcomed many new and young players to the team. Their strong efforts and focus on grow- ing as a team have led them to many victories. With so much young talent and promise, they're bound to have many great seasons ahead of them. Above Top: Jared Fassler dribbles the ball around his de- fenders. Top: Andrew Lam plays a key role on the team and makes the players around him better. Right: Dimitri Shocron fights for the ball. 92 Ace: Ned Lutz A fierce goalkeeper, Ned has become a leader and a role model to the rest of the team. This year he served as a team captain, and his superior defensive skills have earned him a spot on the men's soccer team at UC Davis. Way to go Ned! Above Left: DeVante DuBose looks for an open man to pass the ball to, - Left: Quique Armendariz gives his team a prep talk to get the motivated. Below: Neo Modise gets in position to head the ball. 93 V Menls Soccer No Particula Order: Carey Appledorn, Matt Bridges, Graham Chap- man, Alex Collins, Curtis Conti, Eli Eisen, Asher Hoffman, Ralph Long III, Sean Maxson, Jason Nasrah, Bola Odu- wole, David Omega, An- drew Richardson, Taylor Rietz, Matthew Sanford, Tyler Scott, Evan Ship- man, Cary Snyder, Dan Turner The JV and frosh men's soccer teams showed a lot of promise this year. They worked hard at developing their skills and their efforts were obvious on game day, when they kicked butt out on the field. Their defense and offense worked together to capture many victories. Great season Dragons! Above Top: Eli Eisen won't let the weather effect his game. Above: Sophomore Asher Hoffman takes on two Hayward players with ease. Right: David Omega sets up his teammate with a throw-in. 94 wru:su-u-n.'l--.-,t.- til-uvuvsngg 1.1, 1 . miam e v 32- 5- N4-Q N Lilo ', ,-n J U ff': + my Am 2 in la w- W' ww-nfvv' omen S Ba ketball No Particular Order Robie Maryberry Alexis Bostic, Ra chelle Rhodes, Alex is McCord, Samantha Correia, Jamie Fong Katherine Chan Stephanie Fong, Lar iel Powell, Chanel Hill,Annie Mahaney Sara Braitwaite, Lau reina Toler, Danielle Keenan. Above Top: Robie Mayberry looks for her teammates to make the best pass. Above: The Lady Dragon s double team a player and force El tl,lI'l'lOVCI'. Right: Stephanie Fong is one ofthe Lady Dragon s best players. 96 ,N 1 Q :HY 'rf' -, ,, x ,' 5 ','- 3-MW ' 'Q A ff' at ,A 5 HW M 3 f sly .L Q MW vqg Mb, 3 Q 'a Q., ig ,mf mf ,, ff ' 1 , 'S wr GP V Women, Ba ketball No Particular Order: Rebecca Tharp, Darla Campi, Michelle Dold, Hannah Bowman Aminah Davis, Nicola Keenan, Shevonne May, Lauren Bacchus, Siob- han Kelly, Claire An- drews, Nene Pangilinan Ciarra Waters-Mullen Above Top: Freshman Shevonne May isn't the allest girl on the team, but is a key player for the team. Above: The JV Women's basketball team focuses many of their practices on defense, and it pays ofi' during games. Right: Nicola Keenan sprints down the court. 9 This year's JV Women's Basketball team has dominated their league, and is practically undefeated. Other teams just canlt compete with their superior dribbling, shooting, and passing skills. But more than anything else, their incredible teamwork distinguishes them from the rest of the pack. This mix of skilled freshmen and sophomores has bonded to become like a family on and off the court. 98 l Fro h Women' Basketball This year the Frosh Women's Basketball team soared to the top. At the closing of the year they were making every jump shot, free throw, and layup. Although this team was young, their experi- ence and heart proved them to be top notch in competition. Head Coach Greg Carraso put in a bunch of effort, which allowed the Frosh Women's Basketball team to both improve and compete. move will be. No Particular Order: Jasmine Jordan, Kaila Smith, Claudia Guzman Lauren Ratto, Melanie Parra, Samantha Shenk, Miyani Andrada, Vanes- sa Rocha, Elena Rocha, Kristen Bailey, Sheena Miller, Gabrielle Wil- liams, Celina Ensenat Top Right: The team huddles up to hear what their next Above: Head Coach Greg Carraso constantly gives his players helpful information that will help prepare them for the next level of play. Left: Claudia Guzman calls a play for her teammates. 99 Roster:Geoff Dold Hasani Burns, Ryan Foo James Thomas DanielKoches Nick Capiti, Christian il nf fw 2? X! 9 Umm n UUWD g nuvm arsity Men' Basketball - 3 I . iXm! ywfl Nyembo, Alex Mar- tin, Evan Sanzo- Davis, Nick Brown, Justin Brue, Steve Knutson,Roosevelt, Kirk, Jordan, Turn- er, Chris Martin V B-nuwn unnim U-nuwn 21 . zrnuwn irnuun This year's Varsity Men's Basketball Team, despite losing many senior starters, had a great season. Leading the team are Roosevelt Kirk, Daniel Koches, and Justin Brue. New and upcoming talent coming from the sophomores, included Alex Martin, Chris Martin, and Nick Capiti. S Above Top: Junior Gaurd Geoff Dold makes a pass in mid- air. Above: Nick Capiti moves his feet, concentrating on his man. Right: Dragon's player drives to the hoop to score. 100 , . vlqgrf, J: lbu-ml, , 4.15, ,, .fL,1k,:..,.,- ,,. , . wa,-. '1.,f: f-.V 1. , .z,' ,-K--,....,.di..4..+,,,.- -. .,,, 7448566 ,. ,fi , v ni , ! fm g f c A xx i 1 . f 1 Ni K X2 5 lwammunmm, I V K f, 2-5 '5- KQIIQA-4, ,QHEAU 1 N in 5 V Men, Basketball No Particular Order: Garrett Bonner, Roabel Medhanie. Alexander Finch. Cameron Corwin Julian Redmon, Thomas Amato, Skyler Noble. Michael Belick, Levi Powell, Justin Yeargin. Gregory Rattray, Mat- thew Balich, Jordan Barton, Carlyle Garrick, Albert Williams Combining their enormous talent with help from coaches Tony Frecerro, Tony Silva, and Manny Busto, the Junior Varsity had an impressive season. Their constant dedication to practice time and their ability to improve led them to many victories. The Bishop O Dowd community is anticipating that these play- ers will continue to dominate the court as they advance in the prom. Above Top: Dragon player has mad hops.., Above: Sophomore Forward Greg Rattray looks for a out- let pass. Right: Justin Yeargin swoops by defenders for the easy lay-up. 102 Fro h Men, Basketball No Particular Order: Giovanni Jorge, Mike Thomas, Lucas De Miguel, Samuel Zabb- Parmley, Gobind Ball, Terrence ITJJ King, Daniel Andrada, Lorenzo Manag, Trenton Tram- mell, Nicholas Alamei- da, Brandan Brisco, Jared Sangalli, Sean Hodrick, Devin Rattray, Tyrone Ward Even though it is their first year playing High School basket- ball, the freshmen team has already shown enormous potential and improvement with the direction of coaches Lonnie Remier and Richard Vitale. Without doubt, Bishop O Dowd is looking forward to seeing the team's talents develop through the next four years. Top Right: Brandan Brisco outruns his competition. Above: Devin Rattray puts a finishing touch on this play. Left: Daniel Andrada stays close to his man. 103 Track and Field Coaches: Tony Green Head Coach! Throws Anthony Trammel Men's Sprints! Jumps Turshika Bennett Women's Sprints Jerome Bearden Hurdles Dave Hubble Head Distance Coach Andrea Johnson Assistant Distant Coach The Bishop O'DoWd track team is at it again! The team has had a stupendous season this year, opening the season with a well deserved upset against the former section champions. With a team with some of the highest ranked members in the State and section, living up to Bishop O'Dowd's history will not be a problem. Make sure not to turn your head so you don't miss the super fast speeds that make up the Bishop O'DoWd Track team. Top Above: Trey explains to the coach how she doesn't know Why Gasper can,t throw the discus as far as she can. Above: Track girls warm up by running laps. Right: Marcus Harrison flies over the hurdle with ease. 104 Ace: Marcus Harrison This four-year veteran of the Bishop O'Dowd Track team has bounced back from a year marred with personal injury. He is truly an integral part of the team competing in a myriad of events, from the high hurdles to the 4 by 100 relay. He is truly one of the most versa- tile members ofthe Track team. Even with all of his accomplishment, he still remains humble saying that his proudest moment is just see- ing the boys team getting better. Above Left: Who knew that Langston Hill's hair is aero-dynamic. t Left: Aaron Gasper concentrates on throwing the discus. Below: Arakai sprints to the finish line with ev- eryone yards behind her. 105 Swimming No Particular Order: Marielle Belick, Christina Bond, Cara Conley, Margaret Daly, Casey Doran. Taylor Eddy, Morgan Flannery. Stefania Giovenco, Jennifer Gregson, Kristie Grunert. Monica Hanson, Jeanette Lo, Sarah Nordstrom. Kathryn Seelig. Jordan Tomimatsu, Francesca Yi. Shannon Brady. Taylor Brandon. Alexandra Chiappetta. Ashley Chu, Sabrina Ellis, Erin Fieberling. Ellie Gertler, Sophia Hanashian, Em- ily Hawkins. Jennifer Hwang, Kathryn Knutson, Gabriella Miroglio, Emily Penarada. Allison Salamack. Jessica Salinas. Jade Seto. Corinne Smith, Melissa Wong, Jessica Yun, Raquel Zepeda. Michael Belick, David Bluhm. Nicholas Burbidge. Brian Clawson. Cody Cummings, Joe Daly. Trevor Fehr, Ben Gre- gori, Tanner Gregson, Andrew Rietz, Jeffery Tang, Alex Tomimatsu, Luke Weber. Tyler Anzilotti, Ryan Bosque, Paul Belle Cese, Richard Fouster, James Ginley. Chris Orfali, Wesley Scoble, Daniel Truog, Dillon Tuckner, Gabriel Usem -5 Q S P 5 P' Swimming is back, and with a vengeance. After several extremely successful seasons, it is now up to this year's team to continue carrying the torch. Luckily, this yearis swim- mers are looking particularly promising and have exhibited lots of early speed. Seniors Marielle Belick, Kristie Grunerl and Ben Gregori are captains of this year's team. 106 i l -,..' A VH Ace: Marielle Belick i-136 A competitive swimmer since age 5, Marielle has been dazzling varsity swimmers for four years now. Swimming has always come naturally to her, and freestyle and backstroke Sprints are her particular favorites. Though she is not planning on swimming competitively in college, O,DoWd will certainly miss this amazing swirmner. f ,..z ii1', j' 4 - e 3-Q -0- D e f 2-'ws A? Above Left: Jordan and Cody throw up peace ,Q . W i A Y J m e fc ,T I signs to all competitors. ,, A it Left: Q'Dowd swimmer does the Butterfly stroke W 'A -if .t., .,1 , Nt W s ' Qu i t-111 and wins the race. . 1 r- A -,..rv::-., l--f-+:'2,:.:.-Q.-3, G r gg Q' . . 4 v ir . fs' 1 Q' f j ' 'E' Below: These swimmers all have different feel- fe-3 A f 473 ti-- ,-5' - ' ings about today's practice. if -' 'Q . -- - 'L -f'kM+?5v 23': ' we . 0' A Q 9'-rc 418 N' 1? V f g . A My 65 ' A ' -- - -'2!xzrr'J1-,it1'? A-lla.,-H-:.1.f,5,,,, uhvwd W Y mlghw I Y V :,,i,: I aan, - .i . .,.Q,, 5 mf .Q i ,K J, 107 arsity Softball No Particular Order: Barbara Brock, Victoria Brice, An- drea Carney, Rachel Nersesian. Megan Scherer, Bryann Gutierrez. Jes- sica Keener, Mary Rhatigan, Rachelle Rhodes, Annie To- wata. Jessica Cobb. Caitlyn Murray With a strong team of mainly returning players, the O'Dowd Varsity Softball team had a great season. Their excel- lent record proved that they could throw, catch and hit better than any opponent they faced. These girls can do it all! Top Above: Jessica Keener makes a throw to try and catch a player tagging up. Above: Everyone listens to Coach Bannister for his helpful advice. Right: SMACK! Another hit for the Dragons. 108 - Softball 9 No Particular Order: KeanaCastillo,Jen- nifer Huey, Erica Lang, Alexandria Nishimoto, Jaylyn Tidwell, Alexan- dra Blachman- Gentile, Demetria Brown. Charlisa Brumfield-Bains, Adrianne Greybeck, Kate Kelly, De- siree Morgado, Jade Robinson, Brenda Cheatham CC Ace: Jessica Cobb y 3 ' L fan 2 A Y - C are ,, ? lu A VV . 1 I Senior Jessica Cobb led her fellow Dragons this I 'Q 'ti.f 5 ,555 7 ' , f V vi H3 .- ' year as an excellent pitcher. Her stellar arm captured ,MW if 1 4- .L ,Y-2 many victories for the team and her leadership skills are , ,,y,. , 'V V g Wow 'gl A O Q ones to be admired by all. Cobb has been known through- , Q Q, l . -n' r ' -- 'A-5 out the league since her first year on varsity. if . ' ' a ' 1 . ,..4,...f. . l'aigg,.1g . A e l .C ,ly, -' C e j51,g., a'Qr A .tlh 109 arsity Baseball l No Particular Order: Thomas Amato, Eric Jaffe, Eduardo Mora-Loera, Justin Brue,KevinCooper, Anthony lnglesias, Mason Mazzola, Patrick Mell, Danny Passamore, Dan- iel Pratt, Andrew Tachiera, Connor Crabb, James Han- sen, Bryce Hufford, Taylor Kees, Mike King,Moran Litzky, Mike Stowers, Ryan Walterhouse, Spen- cer Wood. . J J -we tw- - 5 a sf .ufE...a.,: . .. ... ...ew ' ' 1 , V Vw ' 'uv-.5 tu-a4..z........- ' -2--1: V W eq, Yr I fp3,,.,,,.?: I 3, , 4 V. - tl -- as..- r '1-- . ,, u.-yd'-ve.. , .. ' , up i ' . ,. , -fag V 4 f cv-1'-'.-'1 ,W-A.-.,. H- .. -.eww ,mf ' Y -if - ir --an A V vfgl. This yearls baseball team is off to a promising start, lead by the infamous Coach K. and a solid returning core of play- ers including, Bryce Hufford, Ryan Walterhouse, Kani Crabb, Spencer Wood, and Morgan Litzky. The team also includes promising new juniors such as new catcher Patrick Mell, short- stop Danny Passmore, and pitcher Daniel Pratt who only add to the team's power. The team hopes to continue to dominate the baseball world and win NCS. X s ,XX Top Above: Sophomore Eduardo Mora-Loera is a tough player and will be great to watch once he is a Senior. Above: The entire baseball teams pays close attention to J the game, fearing the wrath of Coach K. Right: Taylor Kees blocks the sun with his glove to keep a close eye on the ball. 110 t K - 1 1 l . Ace: Bryce Hufford Bryce Hufford was the ace of this years starting rota- tion. This is Bryceas second well-deserved year on Varsity. Due to his dedication and hardwork, if he keeps it up We could be hearing his name in the MLB someday. Bryce says that he is interested in studying Sports Management in college. Bryce is by far the most competitive player on the field, and this helps him tame all opposing batters. rounds third base. H1--.. , 1 v. 1 F351 LQWM-a.. 'Q' .- -- Above Left: Connor Crabb watches the ball as he Left: Second year Varsity pitcher Morgan about to throw his nasty knuckle ball. Litzky Below: Ryan Walterhouse stays close to the bag hoping to pick off the runner. I if , 7 .LV ii '51 ... , 9 al 1,0 .sg is 111 Baseball No Particular Order: Juan Bucio, Adam Cog- gan, Cameron Corwin, William Crosby, Danilo Juarez, Chris Kenney, Matthew Lauback, Andrew Nelson, Samuel Norton, Grayson Nuti, Zachary Oransky, Mat- thew Schopf, Diego, Siler-Gonzales, Cody Slader, Evan Twomey The Junior Varsity baseball team has always had a strong l mechanics they need to make them Varisty material. This year, although the team lost to some out of league teams, they once again dominated HAAL and many of the players look like prime V material for the Varsity level. ,W ,arg sd-:yes .f--.t-. Q Above Top: JV pitcher winds up to throw a strike. Above: Perfect mechanics like these will help this JV - player make Varsity. Right: Evan Twomey watches the pitcher wind up before a ' hit 112 ' I young team. At the JV level, the players learn the last bit of I Fro h Baseball S' gs. . No Particular Order: Jared Hobbs, Cameron Wong, Eli Bovarnick, Dominic Niespolo, Chris Seelig, Peter Counts, Andy Carlson, Jake Snider, Joey Catanzarite, Dominic Morbidelli, Galen Emigh, Daniel Andrada, Joe Ross, Agyei Wallace, .Tustin An, Jack Humphrey, Stephen Capell 1 A Top Right: Agyei Wallace concentrates on taking this one out ofthe park. Above: Andy Carlson takes a big lead off second base in hopes of sco- ing on a base hit, fl Left: Peter Counts throws the ball to First after making a nice back' V N hand. 'fini E I V 113 Varsity No Particular Order: Shelby Duarte, Savannah Fisher, Tenaya Izu, Moran McKinlay, Marie Rice, Zosha Adam, Katherine Daley, Helen Ganski, Elizabeth Hane. Emily Roberts, Hi- lary Wood, Mikaela Freeman, Keri Ishi- bashi,KoriMendon- ca, Kathryn Mosher, Kiyome Okikawa, Laura Sherwood. Suzanne Spencer, Rachel Tharp omenis Lacrosse As the Spring sports start, possibly the most over-looked sport is the team with the biggest passion. The Women's Varsity Lacrosse team has returned with the same intensity and drive as last season. Being previously recognized for their unity on the team, the Women's Lacrosse have added new names to their roster. The roster for the this season consists of eight seniors, six juniors, and five sophomores, They will suit up and bring the determination put in at the rough morning practices and take it to the field. With their extremely attractive skirts, one should not be fooled by their-ti cuteness, this team is not one to be messed with. Top Above: Rachel Tharp gets ready to stop another shot. Above: Laura Sherwood concetrates on winning the fa- ceoff. Right: Kiyome Okikawa nms down field with hopes of another score. 114 omen's Lacrosse l No Particular Order: Reagan Smail, Gen- evieve Eng-Surow- iec, Acacia Burns, Jasa Alexander- Mends, Ellen My- ers, Rebecca Fab- bri, Sydney Shub, Rebecca Tharp, Elizabeth Fournier, Karina Winkler, Kaya Grueneich, Lea Tallia, Mary Schreck, Carolyn Stanwyck, Kelly Siobhan, Melissa Garcia, Kalina Bry- ant, MaraRose Zu- niga Ace: Suzanne Spencer 1 Flying under the radar, Suzanne Spencer, has made her presence known on the Women's Lacrosse team. After being on Varsity for two years, she is now leading the Dragons as one of the captains. With her genuine charac- ter, she brings something to the team that her teammates admire. Katie Daley commented on Suzanne saying, g'She is amazing, and extremely dependable. And she has amaz- ing hairf' Her hair and dependability has brought the team to all new heights and can be expected the lead to Dragons to a great season. 115 ar ity Men' Lacrosse No Particular Order: Alfred Cotter,Alex Dansky, Jim Cun- ningham, Alex An- dow, Max Kulba, Christian Halstenrud, Nick Logan, Mat- thew Jaber, Trevor Fujinaka,Tyler Scott, Peter Smith, Chase Burkett, Jonathan Bernadel-Huey, Ra- fael Ronquillo, Ryan Duarte, Mark Mon- talban, Nate Tuman, Paul Smith, Spencer Dial, Jake Isaacs, AJ LaRosa, Josh Villan- ueva, Kellock Irvin, Zeal Levin Nl i 'lu :J Q ,0 . p V X 4 Y The fact that Northern Native Americans played lacrosse in order to train their young warriors and solve conflicts should give you a hint about the nature ofthe sport. Intensely competitive and often violent, lacrosse requires its players to not only be able to run up and down a field cradling a ball in the net end of an awkwardly long pole. but also be able to take vicious hits to the body from their opponents. Thankfully. the Varsity Men's lacrosse team is up to the challenge, with new coach Tyler Kreitz building upon the foundation Coach Schaffer left them. and senior captains Nate Tuman, Kellock Irvin, and Mark Montalban. With such savagely athletic players to lead this group of rowdy and dedicated individuals on the field, the team is sure to dominate their opponents and have a great season. .s 4 Top Above: This was Mr. Kreitz's lirst year as the Lacrosse coach. Above: O'Dowd player getting ready for another rough faceoff. Right: Paul Smith makes the perfect pass and helps his team mate score. 116 ALA Ag I V Men, Lacross Si' fm UT flfJ bQ I .Q cvfw No Particular Order: Nicholas Gozinsky- Irwin, Jacob Reed, Michael Knutson. Luc Thibodeau, Gan- non Depetris.Cody Melchior, Adarious ,, Payton,Jack Rezente, Es, Tommy Mead, Ryan Hurtz, Jeremy White, , Greg Popelka, Ryan , Reyes, Tyler Witt, Ed Boscscci, Desmond Krueger, Matt Rob- inson, John Kuchac. Sam Molloy, iWes Hochmuth. Cary Sny- N der, Paul Devencenzi, Chase Seigler, Will Blair, Matt Sanford, Riley Walsh,Kiernan Mueller it-M ' 3 i V 'Q -3 K J it Eli in Q' E' to f' ri ' ' A W 'l Ace: Nate Tuman A returning All League Defender and three year starter on varsity, Nate Tuman is certainly an impressive lacrosse player. Having played since middle school, Nate is currently being recruited by schools from across the nation, but is still undecided as to which school he will play for. He is one of the co-captains of the varsity team, plays both long pole defense and midfield, and has been called the team's most athletic de- fender by his coach, Tyler Kreitz. Nate himself claims that the duo of him and fellow teammate Alex Andow are unbeatable and can take on any offensive player. 117 X EM l1, 1958- Varsity Baseball Coach 1968- Varsity Baseball Coach, His- tory and P.E. Teacherg 1978- Geo-History Teacher and Caffeteria Business Manager 1988- American and Geo-History Teacher 1 Q ' 41 1998- P.E. Teacher and Men's Golf Coach Dedicated to: , Richard c'Rocket Roza ' ,,l pri, ' a T 4, I 4, - x Q. ' is .! ,,- V . , ,, W it A Vg , Mi There are many aspects of O'Dowd that have changed over the past 50 years. Build- ings have been built or renovated, rules have evolved, traditions have been made, students and administrators have come and gone, but through it all, one part has remained the same: Mr. Richard Rocket, Roza. Graduating from San Jose State University with a Bachelor's degree in Physical Education, he started out at O'Dowd as a P.E. teacher and baseball coach. He has since taught Geo-History, directed cafeteria affairs, and coached both baseball and golf successfully. His teams have Won numerous championships, and several of his former players have gone on to college and professional sports careers. His presence in the golf program has been so appreciated that in 2004 the annual Rocket Roza Golf Tournament was created, which has raised thousands of dollars for O'Dowd sports programs. Mr. Roza's pres- ence at O,Dowd has been indispensable, and we hope that he will continue to grace us with it for years to come. Then ii ZEN, , v 1u .L u w x qwlh ,wa , wg Semor Gfflcers 8 if Now ZW is-was PY X 2 X xx x K' ,X1.. N r 1 2 f 151' X A :xi A ' , ,- ' 4 , ,. f f' - .fff - ' 4 1, If n in , V 4 , V. I , rf Lfw'-iJ f ' J 'lr ,A 1 K C af I 1 Y I! I. , ' f! , 4 H 1- 1 M 5' If x I f , , ,A W IL ua! A 4 K ne... V-2 '1 --il 5... 1 ZB4!,1-ri inn... ,1- as-4 Vx!! Q 1,.', 7:1 x ' ,Q-If ,pj - . gif! fs -'V-U'--vw-1 , Q-......,., ., . I . J 122 4 v 9.9 a Nw A ' ,, ,V an -mv. ,. . ' - -1-. -1 uf ' -L ' f Is. 'inn ' 1 V , . . . H , - ' w x-131'-'1,fv . ' 7'i .f,.H', ,Q ' ' . . . A ' . YI NPS Q IM1 I x nf 3 eve ho is your favorite Biblical character? St. Francis, because he helps animals. MOSES, because he WELS jL1SI HH Ordinary guy Jesus, because he was a good man and God used him to accomplish great things. - Katie Drew, sophomore ' Teffel Bryant, jUf1i0f - Lauren Walters, junior ' ls f KLA Mr. Lederer does his Godzilla impression in class. Chris Long raises his hand to God. 124 l,-Wm, , i Religion 125 es AEE H jx ff .-2, -and V ,V iv 'ru r if ll f 0,4 'J V ' ix, U . ' .NJ-'V in V120 I fka Q V fi' Due to the diversity of religions in the world, Bishop O' Dowd seeks to cover the fundamentals of the origins of all dif- ferent beliefs. Classes such as Hebrew Scriptures, Christian Scriptures, and Catholic Experience focus on the foundation of the Church as well as the origins of a number of different religions. In addition, classes such as Christian Sexuality and Christian Morality intrigue students by drawing them in with life lessons that they will obtain or have already obtained by experience. Religion courses at O, Dowd bring the students closer together as they find out they are not alone in the problems they may face. Miguel Montiel discusses the merits of unleavened bread. Jasmin Porter enjoys the experience in Religion class. 125 Engli h l Imagine traveling through time and being pulled along by the hands of literature into a fantasylaiid Qfllomanticism, Modernism, and Realism. This is the joyful journey of Bishop O, Dowdls English classes. With the support of intellectual teaggers, every student is able to perfecttheir understanding and mastery of English. VVhen beginning O'Dowd, freshmen are introduce dto Vfqndarnen- tal grammar skills and writing techniques which shape their comprehension ofthe English language. The upper classmen to choose from a wide variety of English classes, including Honors English 2 and 3, A.P. English, ExpositoryWrit:ing, Literature Film, Modern European Literature, Women in Literature, and many more. With the establishment of rigorous and challenging English Classes at OlDowd, students have been able to get a high quality education and, therefore, can expand their horizons. Caroline Mercado is shocked to find that The Scarlet Letter has Sophie Lu highlights paragraph itl... 42... FHS... more than one letter. 126 1 In Y v I i I v llf ou-were stranded on a desert island, O Vywhich teacher would you Want to be With? i KA-, Mrs. Dittzner, because she is really enter- Ms. Counts, because she's really fun to Ms. Wolf, because she is full of intelligence taining. talk to and reads lots of good books. and she would find me food. - Katie Huntington, sophomore - Woudnesh Yilma, sophomore -Josh Villanueva, senior ' ' -1 .1 .. ...J .. , an ...- G-.. .fu .i.!31. !'v2 is Dustin Dolby checks over his notes before a test. E , W 4-.. ,t.. ,...,... , E rig Ms. Wolf loves teaching her Honors English 3 class. 127 hat is our favorite part of math class? Unlocking the secrets of the universe. using pretty colors. - Chrisjohnson, senior - Sierra Hicks, junior Taking notes, because I get to highlight Being able to call Mr. Beatty ay Beattayf' - Trina Hoxie, junior ' U ' tx' 1 f ,tirtt -1...--I Glenn Baker aclroitly plays Block Dude on his calculator. 128 :E I Ms. Young reconsiders her career choice in the middle ofa lec- ture. ath matics t' N A The Bishop O,DoWd Math Department is a wonderful program taught by scholarly teachers. Headed by Mr. Dennis Dougherty, the department offers classes from Pre-Algebra to AP Calculus BC. For some, math is a struggle, but at O'DoWd our math teachers use various techniques to make learning easy and fun. From art to Power Point presentations and many hands-on activities, math class is always exciting. Nick Capiti says, If I had a pencil, this whole math thing Charlie Ranahan crunches the numbers while his table partner might be a little easier. looks on. 129 - 7777, I ocial Studie i W , , rf . 3 f 1 3 A Students clamor to take the wide range of Social Studies classes such as Cold War, The Holocaust, and African sp American Studies. With cool electives, required courses, and teachers like Mr. Blume, Mr. Cushing, Mr. Green, and Ms. Sussman, it is impossible to not be excited about Social Studies. This department could arguably be the best department at O'Dowd. V, I Z l fl Q, I l Megan Ffiedlandef C0memPlatC5 Whether of not it is Wise to Mattjaber is shocked that he answered correctly before anyone , contradict Mr. Lehner when he is on a conservative rant. else! I 130 1 If ou could go into the past with any I history teacher, who would you go with? 1 l l A , Mr. Green, because he is amazing and I Mr. Lehner, because he's cool. love him! i - Stephanie Fong, senior A - Garrett Henze, freshman 1 ll E1 11 , f . . l W y 1 il .11 mx. is ,ml l ,E k. 1? wa... 1 e I n F f Ms. Correia, because she always has some- thing funny to say. - Taryn West, junior ' l- Ms. Bremer gets warmed up while teaching history. I Matt Boitano attempts to look intellectual. l ' 1 31 .. ,,..,-.....ii..-....-, , F VVhat's the craziest science ' 4 experiment oulve ever done? 5 J. l 4 l ! l fi XY- ea. pe-2 I Y Yvqb V Q Q J Dissecting a fetal pig. The smell experiment, becase you didn't Going to Costa Rica, because it was amaz- X know what to expect. ing. ' ' - Alex Adsit, junior - Dion Bakerjr, sophomore - Basia Suroz, senior ' Jeffrey Tang attempts to Hnd a cure for cancer. A for youmlefl frey Tang! v .l 1 '4 l N 1 Sean Smith asks the photographer how to construct a molecule. l 132 1 Science 1, +. y -is-if 0 554' . . x . k - flll ' ' S Science at O'Dowd is always alive with excitement and discovery. Walking into a science classroom you will find students concocting mixtures in Chemistry, examining microscopic organisms in Biology, or exploring the wonders of the ocean 'in Marine Bio. Science classes at O'Dowd are always hands-on with many labs, experiments, and field trips. For instance, the Earth Science classes adventure to the Marin Headlands for a hike and even take spelunking trips. The on-campus Living Lab allows 0'Dowd students access to nature all the time, and the state-of-the-art lab resources give science students the tools to discover the world in ways theyive never experienced before. The Science program at O'Dowd is challenging and full of fun and it is never just ordinary. . - ,K- v l .. Ms.J0nas shows Qiuentin McW'horter how to turn on a faucet. jack Rezente gets connected in Freshmen Connections. 133 Do you think the world language that you're learning now will be useful to you in the future? f .ff ' 1 X cv .2 Yes, because it can teach you other lan- guages, and it lLatinl is the basis for all the Romance languages. ' Larisa Sam-ici 'Sophomore fSPamShl - Daniel Andrada, freshman fSpanishj - Danielajohnson, junior flaatinj Yes, because I need it for college and I want to go to medical school, and I can use it to practice medicine in a different country. Yes,-because you can communicate with a lot of different people. Stop copying her work, Emily Perales! Que paso,Josh Varinski? 134 li 1 ' A 1 5 5, 1 I l 4 Q i E 11 - e World Languages 'K XV. ,. -. World languages are some of the rnost unique and exciting classes to take at Bishop O'Dowd. Latin, French, Spanish and Italian allow students to choose from a variety of world languages, and the curriculum opens up windows of connnunication for students. With a whopping six new World Language teachers this year, along with a core group of veteranslsuch as Ms. Pinette and Mr. Segura, Language studies certainly flourished this year. EERE Ms. Nulph is one of six new language teachers. Learning Spanish hurts my brain! 135 Visual rt Visual Aits is one of the most exciting departments at Bishop O,Dowd. The department offers elective courses in paintmg drawing, ceramics, computer art, photography and more. Mr. Wayne Shaffer leads a department of talented and artistic teachers With numerous opportunities for artistic advancement, this department provides many students with their favorite class of all time. The art department is a great outlet for the creative minds of O'Dowd students. . MS, Dodd is the ttcafs me0Wj' Mr. Shaffer explains the concept of glazes. 136 hat do ou think of visual arts classes at U' Dowd? if K X I think they're a wonderful way to epress I think they provide a lot more variety creativity, they're fun. than what I expected. t - Casey Doran - Claire Burtner, sophomore They're pretty tight, I like taking pictures. - Olivia Gregory, junior I -5? rv, ,I .V I fx -A f 1- , all , , 1 :XMI -' I i My 5 'R' Scott Gaudinier takes his eyes off the still life to pose for av pic- Ms. Miller shows Brandon how to draw the cornucopia. ture. 137 Whsat's your favorite sport to pla in 0, Dowd PE? Speed-a-way, because it's a mix of talents Prisonball, because of the intense aggres- Prisonball is the best! Because Coach K. is from many different sports sion the best P.E. teacher ever! - Kathryn Kelly, sophomore - George jaber, senior - Brandon Pinkard-Scott, junior ' ' 'gf'-I. Run, Karina, run! 138 1 Sarahjo Combs eagerly eyes the clock to see how long until Aerobics is out. Ph sical Education For some students, P.E. is the highlight of their day. Getting out in the fresh air, opposed to being bored and sitting in hot classrooms is what makes physical education class so refreshing. With the wide variety of classes from Aerobics to Physical Conditioning, you can't go wrong with the P.E. class. On top of the variety of classes, O,DoWd has fun and intelligent teachers that make the department as interesting and as important as any other department. Our staff includes Coach K, Coach Perenon, Ms. McCabe, Mr. Roza, and Ms. Thirion. Ms. Thirion is baffled by her class, lack of athleticism. Apparently in Crazy Kickball you run to third base first. 139 4 Y f Y T , Technology 1 Whether using the Rosetta Stone language program in Spanish class or writing programs in Computer Science, technology has become an integral part ofthe Bishop O'Dowd curriculum. Offering classes ranging from Computer.Art toiComputer Science, students are educated in the ever-growing area of technology and learn to apply it to every day life. Other classes also have integrated new technology into their lessons, including Power Point presentations and using the computer labs for research or creating projects. These programs and classes will enable students to learn how to use and adapt to the ever-evolving technology in this world. Katie McPhee typing up another one of her controversial rants. 140 The Spanish l students improve on their skills using the comput- ers. Do ou feel that our school is technologicall advanced? Yes, because there's a lot of computers Pretty advanced, but there's more we It's getting there. around and Mr. Yang is the best teacher. could do. - Chau Cao, junior - David Lapres, senior - Nayan Govan, senior l Robbie Mayberry takes a minute out of her lime to say Hola! E mf laina Lima collaborates with an unseen peer about a Photoshop problem What have you learned from taking Performing Arts classes? It taught me the Eve D's of drama: determina- It taught me the basics of drama and a lot You get a lot more confident in speech and tion, drive, dedication, desire, discipline - Albertjones, senior of improv and theater skills getting up in front of people. -jessica Du, sophomore - Eloise Gerken, sophomore ' lla Ms. Oliver, the true drama queen, rules over her Drama clas with a steady hand, and reminds her students of' the Hve D's. 142 S Allen Williams looks sharp while playing the stand-up bass Performing Art I f h l l 1 X 1 :fzmmpg iillhqlibw 1 4 ,,'3 ffl l I l v l Props and plays and jazz, oh my! The Perfonning Arts department offers courses in music and acting. For the thespians among lt us, students can take three different classes, Performing Arts, Drama l, and lastly, Drama ZX3, These courses get progressively harder and more interesting. Drama puts on two productions each year, a play in the fall and a musical in the spring. For T students with musical talent band classes are offered for all levels of experience. The program includes Jazz, Symphonic, l Orchestra, and Concert Band. Band students play at school events such as football games and Open House. The Performing - Arts Department is a serious program that provides a way to channel Bishop O'DoWd students' vast talents. i l 1 2 3 aw Wal ll' X Wolfgang Alders lets go of his insecurities and commits to his Tracy Landstrom and Shannon Reilly play their flutes in perfect character in drama. harmony. ' 1 43 ....,..-a- - 111- gt -- .- ournali m 5 1 l l l l l E l l l l 144 ,-l pl lla l This is the third year of the new journalism course, headed by Mr. Thien i Pham and Mr. Brian Cushing, fwho has filled the position of Mrs. An- nette Countsj as Journalism moderator. This new group of young and passionate reporters, computer whizzes and 1 photographers are equipped with new technology and ready to bring to the school new and exciting issues of the Crozier, the school newspaperi and the annual yearbook, the Mitre. Laura Stipic heads the newspaper which is filled with important stories not only from the Bishop O'Dowd I community but also the Bay Area and surrounding communities. The M 2007f2008 yearbook, chiefly edited by Aurelia Alston, is capturing the ' cool and groovy retro style but 'T maintains a modern aspect oftoday. This year's - Journalism class is full of great and funny people who are amazing and 1 . love to eat! - y l if 1 il 2: ' l l WORKV' Above: Journalists Marielle Belick, Aurelia Alston, and Keji Fatona interview an eager junior, as they hold back their laughter. The three bring odd humor to their awkward inter- view. Above: Kate Kelley plays with her ringlets as she puts to- gether the Senior ads. She truly is the heart of Journalism. Left: Rose D'Orazio works hard to proof year- book pages. Right: Mr. Pham Ca.k.a. Phammyj yells at Miles Pember to GET TO ,,-.Aki Above: Sean Mather stares at the Bishop O'Dowd hornep- age hoping to gain some inspiration for his yearbook assign- ments. Above: Just like John Mayeras song g'No Such Thing, the W senior journalism crew runs through the halls of their high school and screams at the top of their lungs. 145 Faces of the flltljfe gg F3CUltV an 914 mm... T- A V 'V 'E w-.,s 148 3 Above Left: Ms. Counts Works in the peaceful atmosphere of the library. Above Right: Mr. Mason and Mr. Cushing the dynamic duo of lunch time discipline. Y W ,,,.,!,1n1m Above Left: Coach P and Coach K catch some rays during an afternoon P.E. class. Above Right: Ms. Mahoney works hard in her ofiice. Tig fi , Q , Wd? IW Above Left: Mr. Shaffer makes a beautiful piece of art in ceramics. Above Right: An inside view of the faculty lounge where Ms. Troyani and Ms. Accardo enjoy lunch together. Administration Bishop Allen H. Vigneron Rick Kruska Bishop of Cakland Diocese 03-kla-nd Di0CeSe Superintedent of Schools J 12: mfr N 1? rwrw i. .I Stephen Phelps Joseph Salamack Michael Petrini Lisa Tortorich President Principal Vice President for Assistant Principal Advancement Academics 150 Kevin Cushing Assistant Principal: Campus Life Pauljackson Director of Technology Infrastructure Gary Mason Dean of Students Fran Warmerdam Janet Vax Director of Counseling Director of Curriculum and Instruction Brian Judd Assistant Principal: Campus Ministry jay Lopez Steve Depetris Sondra Arnsdorf Director of Instructional Director of Finance and Dean of Students Technology Facilities Mike Bowler Katie Pittman Tyler Kreitz Director of Athletics Director of Student Director of Admissons Activities Tommy Carlos Lysbetll Gilbert Arriaga Pence Assistant Assistant Campus Director Director of Security of Admissons Athletics 1- SECURHY 151 Faculty Above: Mr. Mason and Mr. K. Cushing chat while watching over the students during 'pw Top Left: Ms. S. Dittmer chants proudly during Spirit Week. Below: Ms. Troyani and Ms. Antonio chat before a faculty meeting. 5 lunch Below: Ms. Arnsdorf fills out some important paperwork W Left: Mr. Salamack and Mrs. Tortorich dress up for Halloween. Below: Mr, MacMillan shows his students the true power of the Christian Scriptures! 1 i Far Left: Ms. Bremer lectures about the W joy of history to her students. i 1-.....-. Left: Mr. Depetris calculates how much N money the classes and clubs get. 153 Faculty K ' mai A x cm , .Qu V i 24-ni 3 , if l l f f f - Elissa Accardo Cora Antonio Romeo Baldeviso Sara Bauermeister English Religion Math Religion Thomas Beatty Jeffery Beeby Frederick Blume Anton Brammer Math Science Social Science Science fc:- l Sarah Bremer Holly Brown jonathan Burns ennifer Carlisle Social Science Science English Math 154 Sharon Correia Brian Cushing Bonnie Davis Else Dittrner Social SCi6IlCe Social Science English Math l Summer Dittmer Liza Dodd English Aft Math English , Dennis Dougherty Renee Early Amy Fielder Laura Fine Religion Social Science , . p Who s your favorite teacher? Shelly Woo- Quentin McWhorter- Mr. Macmillan Mr. Sanchez because because he opens my he relates to me A ' 'ZR' 'Z 7 perspectives on life. through art and foot- Z , ballg and he is just the --Y -f I coolest guy ever! Rx 4 x. Q55-4+ gi m' 7 Faculty Susan Galindo World Language 1 Martha Hawkins English Mary Kamian English 156 Q Don Goss Math David Hodul Science Dennis Kohles Preforming Arts Anthony Green Julie Guilfoy Social Science World Language : PHOTO r' NOT 1' ' Avmmers 1' ' I ' 'I Sharon Huff Jodie Jonas Science 1'2 J Www:- fv , ,KI ,f , I K Debra Kolsrud Christopher Kyriacou EIlgliSl1 Physical Education Mark Lederer Raymond Lehner Religion Social Sciences 1 I Michael Lucas Alex Macmillan Dona McCabe Science English Religion Physical Educaiion f .Ny ,Ill Briana Miller Greg Moore Diana Murray Timothy Newman Art Religion Religion Science Who's your favorite teacher? : Rachel Sklar- Alex Canha Mr. Blume because he Ms. Summer Dittmer didn t get me in Lrou because I like the way ble when my phone she teaches. went off in class. 'if df wil.. D . Faculty l Ashley Nulph World Language Thien Pham Arr Annie Prutzman Science 158 Performing Arts Rachel Pinette World Language Fred Randolph Performing Arts Paul Perengn L0ri1'1 Peters Physical Education RC1ig'i0Il Zachary Polsky Karen Proehl World Language Science 'fvfl i Kathleen Riley Francis Rooney Math Science E I I Leonard Rossi Richard Roza Javier Sanchez Lina Schoendorf Performing Arts Physical Education Art Religion i Louis Segura Wayne Shaffer Bonnie Sussman Laurie Thirion World Language Art Social Science Physical Education '3-3 f 4 Jon Thorpe Gretchen Tornabene Social Science English Whois your favorite teacher? A Katie Daley- V Grace Lancaster- Mr, Thorpe because Mr. Beeby because we 'VA he is really interesting work hard and play and he is hecka tight. later .mm.,..t.4,., ' 'ff' iff- f-X Faculty Sara Troyani Michael Turnacliff Stephen Twomey World Language World Language Religion Douglas Vierrajr. Ute vonDoyen George Watson Science English Math -Douglas Vierra Religion Lani Wolf English Thomas Worrel Gene Yang Suzanne Ygung Religion Technology Mmh 160 Counseling Patricia Cross Marc Dominguez COUUSSIOI' Counselor -'-ai' William Lyons Counselor jennifer Mullin Counselor O L f if Kathy Soller Eva Marlatt Counseling Secretary Director for Special Needs Above: Ms. Mullin smiles to the students walking through the doors. Right: Mrs. Warmerdam prepares to enter her cold. cold of- tice. +k ,, Advancement 81 Finances 5 Qt! - - ' I Kathleen Clapp Christine Cooke Lisa Curet Cynthia Funai Advancement Associate Databasef Stewardship Coordinator Webmaster and Graphic Designer COHSUI to the President Ee 'B I If t ' f J rl Joan Grell Michelle Hawkins Kathy Hodson Nancy MacKinnon Assistant Business Manager Director of Annual Fund Director of Alumni Affairs Tuition ManagerfBookkeeping Lisa Coffey-Mahoney Lysbeth Pence Director of Communications Assistant Director of Admissions Ms. Saunders races over human hurdles to give the faculty a Spirit Week win. 162 r Staff 81 aintenance .-rv y Marguerite Green Candy Promise Kip Adam Claude Barnes ' ' ' C ' Academic Coordinator Maintenence Security Judy Coleman Jaz Ktunar Dan Malmgren Front Office Assistant Maintenance Director of Buildings and Grounds Jeanne DuPont Sandra Manifesto Prescilla Gurrea-Gonzalez Assistant to the Principal Attendance Secretary Assistant to Buisness Not pictured: Luke Renfro Pamela Wagner Security Archivist Alberto Loyola Bob Siska Head Groundskeeper Maintenance 163 Left: The Greens Tony and Marguerite Green Right: The Clapps Many and Kathleen 'ls Left. Summer Dlttmer and Brittany Reynolds Right: The Duponts 'fi1. - ,,,, di? Jeanie and Annie Dupont Left: Rachel Pinette and Paul Durst Right: The Valva's Peg and John Valva Left: Jonathan, Andrew and Maddie Richardson, Katie and Chris Seelig, and Elissa Accardo 164 g 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 i ,1 1Q w 5 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Left The Pence s ChI'lS and Lysbeth Pence Right: The Schoendorf's Lina and Kristin Schoendorf Left: The Twomeyls Stephen and Evan Twomey Right: Julie Guilfoy and Grace Morrow Left: The Dodds Liza and Jonah Merris Right: The Salamacks Kelly, Joe, and Allison Salamack 1 it -f ,W-RLY , ...T TT' yf-4 plague fm. M The Adams' The Archer's The Jones' The Belick's The Bersirfs The Brown's The B1yant'S A The BLlC,S The Canning-Pereira's The Chiappetta's - k 1 4 ' in I T' T 'Y 1 DUKE' A X- T 9 T L The Crabb's The Da1ey,s The Da1y's The Drury's The Friedlander's r Q Q ggi'- u ,, F ' T 2 'f-'L' 51.21-5+ 4 hvggffma X .'..,.,. -V T :JB L U 1 es.- T Mfiiiw' The Freeman's The Gardner's The Gel-tlg-3f'5 The Irvin's The 12113653 P T rx .4 A .xv N A VH F. , Q, 5 mv .I A , X . i ' Q M Q4-my The Johnson's The Jones' The Kerbuvazk The Kerr's The Kintz's 166 B ...., - W. - 4, . f I '-e--vi----M., .,,'. 1 Al l JT l lilly' T l e T . 1 hz' T The Kreutzefg Thg Landgtfomg The Lepres' The Lutz's The Marcuzzo's 5 Vfliwx ll' .Q elif' F 1 -' 11 A T T ffl fill if ' 'T 7 I W The MendoZa's The Mullany-Banks' The Omstil's The Mejia's N. The Parrott's The RiChaIdSOn,S The Seehgvs The Spencer's The Tachiera's The Telhamys A The Vastola's The Washington's The West's The Williams' The Z2iI'I'i,S sychedelic Siblings 167 vadlfldmllw , Above Left: Julianne Tohrdanz enjoys a twix bar. Above Right: Freshmen boys smile in the sunshine buring the Olympics. Above Left: Lariel Powell Mimi smile for the camera. Above Right: Therese, Lindsay, and Aailia enjoy lunch together in the cafeteria ,. -1 J n '. l I . Above Left: Buddies Shona Maher and Kristin Kerbavaz hang out after school. Above Right: Freshmen girls unite! FRESHME Eric Adams Nicholas Alameida Iris Allen Robert Alquillera Yaretzie Amaya Rachael Anders Daniel Andrada Miyani Andrada Justine Angeles Isabel Aoanan Chelsea Archer Christina Arch-er Justin Art Lydia Asral Amanda Aufdermauer Lauren Bacchus Kristen Bailey Gobind Ball Elizabeth Beato Michael Belicl-: McKinsey Bishop Daniel Bitlman William Blades Rebecca Blanchard Chloe Bledsoe Emily Blemkcr William Blessing Austen Bonner Morgan Booker Christina Boos Jacqueline Bordessa Morgan Boscarello Eli Bovarnick Shannon Brady Taylor Brandon Alexis Brazeltnn Melissa, Becky, Jen, and Izzy smile for the camera While enjoying lunch. A-Xfx id' if i at l if 'WMA ll i nil 7 ,,, .ei i 1-7 ky N I FRESH Brandan Brisco Barbara Brock Asya Brown Christina Browne Derek Buckwalter Jorge Buenrostro Christopher Bui Taylor Bunkers Kirstin Bunkley Nicholas Burbidge Maximilian Bumham Acacia Bums Colin Busby Rachel Cain Joseph Campuzano Alexander Canha Chloe Canning Pereira Stephen Capell Chloe Cardenas Nicolas Carera Andrew Carlson Andrew Carmody Keana Castillo Randy Castillo Taylor Castro Joseph Catanzarite Anna Cavagnaro Therese-Marie Chaix Philip Cheng Brian Chovanes Mary Clapp Marissa Coronado Thomas Counts Daniel Cowan Pascal Crislofalo Ivzinna Cruz Kevin Daley Margaret Daly Briya Daniels Lucas De Miguel Ellianna Deguzman Olivia Dcjesse Jacqueline Delaney Vincenzo Delarosa Paul Delle Cese Devin Delong Amelia Diaz Jonathan Dismukes Dustin Dolby Michelle Dold Amanda Drury Anne Dulka Anne Dupont Shannon Durkin Taylor Eddy Lindsay Edelman Sam Edie Sabrina Ellis Michael Elsaiedy Galen Emigh Genevieve Eng-Surowiec Celina Ensenat Brandon Eseobar Sofia Espinoza Simone Ferguson Erin Fieberling Elizabeth Fournier Camille Friedlander Melissa Garcia John Gardner Arianne Garin Carlyle Garrick Brandon Gatterman Danielle Gaul Carl Gee James Ginley Vincent Gonsalves .lotzan Gonzalez Therese, Lindsney, Aalia have groovy time at lunch. Shannon and Annie express their relief when getting away from the school day during lunch. TX! -G v--4 . 'x l I I l .'1 .. NV , , J in '?1bf'f Y l Melissa Ransom Vice-President of her freshman class, Melissa is a bom leader whose interests include drama and sports. She is currently taking Performing Arts at school and Melissa plays for the school volleyball team and even injured her arm from playingr That's dedication! X.. U , -1 f fray l -I' M J Sienna Gordon Jordan Gorenberg Laura Goslee Amari Goss Nicholas Gozinsky-Irwin Olivia Grajeda Tanner Gregson Kayla Grueneich Claudia Guzman Ayelet I-laar Micheal Hall James Hane Rose Hanrahan Aalia Hardeman Jesse Harder Myles Harte Emily Hawkins Cooper Haynes Alexandra Hentges Garrett Henze Dorena Hinh Jared Hobbs Sean l-lodrick Jennifer Huey Christina Humphrey Jack Humphrey Aliya Hupp Cynthia Jackson Dijon Jackson Lauren Jaffe-Omalley Katherine Johnson Stephanya Jonas-Labee Darius Jones Nathalie Jones Ryan Jones Jasmine Jordan Francesca Yi Francesca loves origami and has a nine-year-old sister. This dedicated swimmer swims year round for the East Bay Bat Rays and for the school swim team. She's a Dragon Ambassador and a member of the Asian Student Alliance. Francesca can write, read, and speak fluent Korean Talk about Asian pride! Giovanni Jorge Mathew Kerr W. King Morgan Kintz Roben Koepp Jacob Koltun John Kuchac Olivia Lai Erica Lang Mark Laubach Andrew Le Katherine Lee Lauren Lewellyn Zoe Lieberman Alexis Lizama Trevor Lucas Caitlin Lutz Alexandra Lynch Halina Mader Shona Maher Adam Malinowski Lorenzo Munag, John Marcuzzo Dominick Marshall Mejia Manila Shevonne May William McAneny Andrew McFann Richard McFarlane Samuel McGuire Shannon McGuire 174 U l Nadine McMillan Jonathan Mejia Maritza Mejia Cody Melchior Lukas Mericle Isabel Merritt Shanelle Middleton Brian Miller Sheena Miller Nathaniel Mills Gabriella Miroglio Nicholas Molloy Dylan Monteiro Dominic Morbidelli Kieman Mueller Sabrina Nelson Antoinette Newell Dominic Niespolo Alexandria Nishimoto Kelsey O'Conner Maxwell David Oldham Romina Oviedo Donald Owens Julia Owens Mathew Pang Nena Pangilinan Melanie Parra Lindsey Parrott Jordan Pehanick Margaret Phillips Marlee Piette Joel Pinedo Lariel Powell Alyssa Pun Tyler Puou Katherine Quamina Richard Quinonez Juancarlos Ramirez Kendra Ransom Melissa Ransom Lauren Ratto Devin Rattray i 175 FRE HME Sarah Raven Perri Reed Xavier Reed Jack Rezente Madeline Richardson Matthew Robinson Elena Rocha Vanessa Rocha Sonia Rodrigues Karl Rogers Julianne Rohrdanz Armando Rosas Alfred Rosen Ahmbria Ross Joseph Ross Caitlin Roy Natalie Ryan-Fong Robert Sagan Kristal Salas Jessica Salinas Darren Sanchez Eileen Sanford Jared Sangalli Jade Santos Christopher Seelig Daron Session Samantha Shenk Sarah Shipman Aaron Silver Reagan Small Ashley Smith Kaila Smith Harry Snider Jacob Snider Taraneh Sohrubi Kaitlyn Specs John Spencer Nikki Stansbury Lucas Stauffenegger Emily Stebner John Symcns-Bucher Lynne Takagaki 176 , Kazuya Tamura Alex Telhami Rebecca Tharp Jean-Luc Thibodeau Michael Thomas Jaylyn Tidwell Jordan Tomimatsu Joseph Tortolani William Towner Trenton Trammell Nathaniel Tran Daniel Truong Dillon Tuckner Bertha Uribe Rebecca Vastola Kenneth Velasquez Justine Vu Alexander Wade Agyei Wallace Earl Walls Riley Walsh Kevin Ward Tyrone Ward Trinity Wardle Chad Washington Joshua Weefur Michael William Weintraub Grace West Allen Williams Gabrielle Williams Tyler Witt Brienne Wong Cameron Wong Matthew Wong Melissa Wong Nathan Womian Francesca Jin Yi Jessica Yun Samuel Zabb-Parmley Elise Zarri Michael Zumot Mararose Zuniga I i I II I I ' Q VT' mv 'N ' ' ' ,' fi SOUthWEStEFI'l SODHOYTIOFES MU ..,. . '--m. .. Qf X .U , fo x u W A 1 f' , . Q Above Left: Sophmores Christina Francis and Kalina Bryant stop to smile. Above Right: Lily Rumberger and Glenn Baker smile for the camera at lunch. 3 Above Left: Sophmore boys Doyle Irvin, Ryan Nyberg and Michael Ryan. Above Right: Sophmore ladies gather for a group photo. iff! 49 Vx 2 1? VX l 2 A Above Left: Alex Bailey shows freshman Jesse Harder the ropes. Above Right: Rachel Sklar, Juliette Roland and Sergio Alva enjoy lunch together. 'Nr -w Arikai Tabeson This year arikai made the Varsity Women's Soccer team because of her athletic ability and her charismatic presence on the field. In her spare time Arikai loves playing video games like Animal Crossing, as she excels by having the biggest house. Some of her teachers call her talkative, but this just adds to her spunky and sassy personality. l l 1 Marina Affonso Julianne Aker Jeremy Alabastro Wolfgang Alders J asa Alexander-Mends lr l fx Donovan Allen Thomas Amato A v at QQ, I Claire Andrews , I Alegra Angelo ' Joseph Anunti-Brown N I Robert Appeldom . Jieann Arcayena Valerie Axworthy , Alexander Bailey l Dion Baker 'H In . , 4 l Glenn Baker Matthew Balich Thomas Balistreri Kristen Barker Jordan Barton l 1 1 l , - Cara , Andrea, and Ashley have their hair Christian amd John listen as Mr. Newman pretends to be sparkle in the sun While sitting in the Greggor Mendel. quads. If Vw rt Colleen Bazeley Alexander Beglinger Patrick Beilman Chanelle Bell Stephanie Benavidez Riki Berglin Julia Bersin Alexandra Blachman- William Blair Ryan Boehme Garrett Bonner Edward Boscacci Alexis Bostick Hannah Bowman Sara Brathwztite Lauren Bray Xavier Brazelton Alex Bretow Victoria Brice Matthew Bridges Gentile Rebeccca and Karina follow each other to their next class. Demetria Brown Mario Brown Charlisa Brumlield-Bains Kalina Santiago Buada Juan Bucio Jeffrey Budd Alexander Bue -sr Evan Bue Julia Burks Claire Burtner Emilia Calma Darla Campi Nicholas Capiti Hannah Carlson Andrea Camey Mia Carrasco Felicia Cassina Eric Castro far' Leonard Charles Alexandra Chiappclla Alyson Chow Marina Chrys Ashley Chu Brian Clawson Connor Clement Adam Coggun Nathan Colc-lVIucHuca Alexander Collins 182 l Rafael Ronquillo As an athletic, intelligent, and musical sophomore, Rah is know by many in the O' Dowd community.After working hard during the school day, Rafi plays Varsity Men's Lacrosse, which he made as a freshman. Before school he plays the trumpet as first chair in O'Dowd's own symphonic band. On top of all these accomplishments, Rah also participates in upper level courses such as Algebra 2!Trig and Chemistry Elizabeth Collins Z Cara Conley Curtis Conti .. A ock-Pector Cameron Corwin Caroline Cote Saki Crabb Anna Crivelli William Crosby 5 Aminah Davis Dominique Davis Gannon Depetris Paul Devencenzi Deven Diliberto -Q, F Kathryn Drew Daniel Drury Jessica Du Shelby Duarte t Devante Dubose Lizzy Easterday L Olivia Ellis ' I Ozei Evans t , , . -, pf ' ' HL Erik Everett X ' . EMM 0 7 Daniel Ewert Rebecca Fabbri It Joshua Fahey Connie Farrer If Alexander Finch 5+ Savannah Fisher UPHGMORE Cameron shows off his new friendship bracelet to Greg and Juilan. Samantha Filzsimmons David Fong Chesna Foord Edward Fox Christina Francis Benjamin Frazier Brandon Gaston Gina Geiselman Eloise Gerken Ellie Gertler Simon Gertler Malcolm Gillooly Ariel Godinez Alexandra Gold Hilary Golden Stephanie Goodwin Dominic Gould Adrianne Greybeck Issere Grier-Christopher Jared Gruendl James Harlwig Darold Henderson Christopher Hendrix Weston Hochmulh ' Asher Hoffman Monique Holi Dylan Hull-Nye Kullierine Hunlinglon Ryan Hurtz l C ag' GPHO Danny Huynh Jennifer Hwang John Hyland Doyle Irvin Hannah Isaacs Myles Ishihara Tenaya Izu Eric Jaffe Jordan John Blake Johnson Camille Johnson Shanel Jones Danilo Juarez Abigail Kane Emily Karls Nicola Keenan Megan Kehoe Kathryn Kelly Molly Kennedy Christopher Kenney Sean Kems Jasmin Kirvin Maxwell Kluba Alec Knauss Sarah Knox Kathryn Knutson Michael Knutson Adam Kreutzer Desmond Krueger Elliott Kwan David Laheur Elaine Lam John Landstrom Matthew Lapres Leander Largoza Sean Russell laugh during lunch If you saw sophomore Sean Russell around campus during fall football season, you might notice his Varsity jersey, or maybe wonder what size helmet his hair requires Upon talking to Sean, his easy-going nature becomes clear. Throughout the conversation Sean may slip in and out of different voices including a Borat voice capable of tricking just about anyone into thinking he hails from Kazakhistan. When he is not at Varsity football practices and games, you can find Sean at band practice. Sean is the bass player in Red House. The boys in this band have been playing together for a little over a year and have already won a Battle of the Bands competition. As if that were not enough, Sean is also a master hsherrnan and a talented chef and baker. Some say Sean has a future in comedyg no one can resist his ridiculous humor. 186 Axel Larson Joan Larsson Matthew Laubach Ivana Lee Nisarah Lewis Emily Lindquist Scott Litke Christopher Long Ralph Long Ashley Lopes Alexandria Lovc Chelseuh Lunzaga Jacqueline Lynch Nathan Ma Jared Mainini Lee Malmgren Megan Manning Skylcr Mapes Nicolas Marino Zachary Marshall P 1 fl., I.- Z K , X mm? .ltjli .-PV,2yr. at 6 . iii? if gf, l t I ,JN l' l ft he if- Alexander Martin Christopher Martin Alexander Martinez Poiret Masse Zachary Massery Robie Mayberry Alexis McCord Morgan McKinlay Thomas Mead Roabel Medhanie Jessica Mejia Jason Mendoza Justin Mendoza Celeste Milina Lili Miranda Molly Montgomery Miguel Montiel Eduardo Mora-Loera Desiree Morgado Counnee Moss Ben, Chris, Evan s neck, Malcolm, and Joey are all thumbs up Woody Yilma Woody Yilma is an amazingly caring sophomore who runs Track and Cross Country She never says a harsh thing about anyone, and she is always enthusiastic, spirited and funny. In P.E. class, she sings We're All In This Together from High School Musical to cheer on her team. Wherever she goes, she brings laughter, and she always has a smile on her face. Molly Murphy Ellen Myers Jason Nasrah Andrew Nelson Rachel Nersesian Colman Ng Brian Nguyen Bryan Nguyen Skyler Noble Samuel Norton Grayson Nuti Ryan Nyberg Michael Nyembo Adebola Oduwole Andrea Olsen Zachary Oransky Christopher Orfali Riki Owyang Briana Palmer Brianne Parnow Cam1cllaPassero Adarious Payton Miles Pembcr Emily Penaranda David Pham Rachel Phillips Max Plog-Horowitz Gregory Popclkzi Jasmin Porlcr Best friends Gleen and Lily smile and enjoy lunch together. James Prince Julian Purkiss nahan Charles Ranahan Joshua Ratti Gregory Rattray Julian Redmon Jacob Reed Hannah Rettig-Zucchi Ryan Reyes Marie Rice Andrew Richardson Taylor Rietz Catherine Ring Jade Robinson Diego Rocha Jorge Rodriguez Juliette Roland Alexa Romero Rafael Ronquillo Lilianna Rumberger Sean Russell Jesse Rusting Michael Ryan Christine Saccomanno Allison Salamack Annamarie Salomonsson Matthew Sanford GPHGMCJRE Juliette, Chelseah, Lizzy, Marina, and Izzy, best friends posing for the camera. Larisa Santic Alexandra Scannell Megan Scherer Matthew Mary Schreck Martin Seidel Charles Seigler Jade Sem Brandon Sharp -5. Dimitri Shocron Sydney Shub Diego Siler-Gonzales Rachel Sklar Cody Slader Adonis Smith Collier Smith F.Cary Snyder Susanna Sprinson Carolyn Stanwyck Rachel Sticr Alexandra Stollcr Alexis Stuckey Colleen Sullivan Connor Sullivan Charlotte Tabeson Christian Tuchiera Lea Tzillia Jeffery Tang Auron Taylor ,...,, r d cb SOPHO L 35' is , l , .1 .gel .D led ' f , I l!,J -Y, V..i...4..12.4..... ,,,, I Woudnesh Yilma Jeremy Yu Raquel Zepeda James Thomas Daniel Turner Steven Ung Gabriel Usem John Valva Joshua Vanbourg Rose Ver Andrew Vittoria Dowan Washington Nile Washington Ciarra Waters-Mullen Luke Weber Tamara Webster Gabriella Welch John Werfal Jeremy White Alben Williams Denise Williams Karina Winkler Angela Won Gianna Wright Dustin Wu Daniel Xuli Samantha Yamini Justin Yeargin ORE J.K. Rowling Juniors A 75- if? W1 192 Above Left: Muy bueno! Katie Styles practices her Spanish. Above Right: Sade Ojuola, Quiamma Howell-Reid and Alexis Davis enjoy lunch. Above Left: Jillian Kweller, Vanessa Le Chevallier, Chanel Hill and Danielle Keenan show off their gorgeous smiles. Above Emily Roberts and Toby Gay pose for a picture at lunch, Left: Nicole Ghiglieri and Drew Hansen share a laugh during class. Right: Arianna Parsons, Allison Plaisance and Annie Marcuzzo give Spirit Week the thumbs up! 193 BI-al-1d0nBI-iggs the Tr1pleA attack' Brandon Briggs is a giant man with a giant heart He 1S always focused on getting that money , but for a good purpose He has volunteered to build houses in .-- the Dominican Republic and works as a teen lawyer. Is there anything that he doesn't do? While you might have seen him yelling across the quads about grapefruit, there is much more to the man than that. He is caring, kind, friendly and someone you can always depend on. He is truly a great person. Zosha Adam Alexander Adsit Dante Affonso Hannah Ake Kaamil Al-Hassan Alina Alishoev Forrest Allen Grace Alvarenga Carolina Alvarez Benjamin Alvers Douglas Anderson Michiko Anthony Eileen Anzilotti Maxwell Anzilolli Tyler Anzilotti Christina Arias Rachel An'ioIa Malcolm Bailey Carlos Barraza Lauren Bealo Annie Belanger Brianna Benedetto Mendy Berglin Jonathan Bemadel-Huey Tina Bemadett Guy Blelloch David Blessent Christina Bond Jenaye Bonner Ryan Bosque Ariana Bostick Austin Bourdier Devin Branch Brandon Briggs Jane Brooks Nicholas Brown Justin Brue Terrel Bryant Aaron Bugaj Chase Burkett Mendy, Megan, and Brandon show off their new planners Carolina, Keji, Trina, Jane and Angela expand their knowledge While examining the food labels Kevin Candelaria Chau Cao Justyne-Rene Catacutan Samantha Chan Graham Chapman Eileen Chavez Brenda Cheatham Kaitlin Clancey Justin Clark Kevin Cooper Shynell Cooper Sarah Coppock-Pector Kara Cotton Leigh Cranor Reba Crawford-Hayes Connor Cronin Andrew Crowell Cody Cummings James Cunningham Rose D'Orazio Jose Daguna Katherine Daley Kcrris Daniel-McKnight Alex Dansky Alexis Davis Joseph Demeter Sophie Hanashian Sophie is a skillful actress who most recently performed in You Can't Take It With You and the Unity Act. Her cutest moment was when she dressed up during Spirit Week as a Snitch for J .K Rowling J uniors. Spencer Dial Trenton Diamantine HZ Joseph D1 Paolo Diaz Hayley Dieckmann Patrick Dilsaver Geoffrey Dold Twinisha Doyle Matthew Duane Damajeria Dubose Gabrielle Duhl Michael Dulka Michelle Durgin f ,fi sabrina Ehrlich Elias Eisen Evangeline Elder Rakan Faraj Kathryn Farinacci-Magee Keji Fatona Trevor Fehr Corinna Fielden Stephen Fong Sean French Helen Ganski Megan Garay Michael Garrick Mathew Gatterman Toby Gay Nicole Ghiglieri OR Taryn and Brandon study for their Jordan Gibbs Alexander Goldstein John Gonzalez Aaron Go Ryan Gozinsky-Irwin Malcolm Graham Olivia Gregory Jennifer Gregson Marcella Gums Bryann Gutierrez Christian Halstenrud Sophia Hanashian Elizabeth Hane Andrew Hansen Timothy Harkins Amanda Heathco Ariel Hershcopf Sierra Hicks Chanel Hill Alexander Hitti Ouiyamma Howell-Reid Kathrina Hoxic Owen Hurley Samantha Huynh Stella Huynh Renee Hytha Anthony Iglesias Matthew Jahcr Dominic Jackson 198 1 aff 'lff'N fn 1+ 1 f 1 -qv Daniela Johnson Mikaela Johnson Brian Jones Chad Jones Lamont Jones Amy Karanfilian Matthew Kaufmann Brendan Kawada Colette Keane Danielle Keenan Jessica Keener Morgan Kerr Tyler Kintz Zachary Kuga Dean Kurilich Elysia Kushins Jillian Kweller Vanessa Lechevallier Josette Lee Annalisa Lester Zeal Levin Jessica Lew Brandon Leyva Angelina Lindgren Sean Lindorfer Jeffrey Littman Sophie Liu Jeanette Lo Rachel Lorber Jennifer Louie Jordan Mackey Anne Marcuzzo Sean Maxson Jolm Maxwell Mason Mazzola ICR ' 199 Stephen Ian, and Guy show Magnum Blue Steel and Le Tigre to excel in their modeling careers Ian McArdle Gabriel McGill Kenneth Mclsaac Ronald McRae Quentin McWhorter Aida Mekonnen-Teldemariam Patrick Mell Caroline Mercado Sayaka Merriam Jonah Merris Christopher Miller Anthony Monica Evan Monroe Grace Morrow Robert Moses Jack Muller Adam Murray Erick Nujarro Andrew Ngo Karin Nguyen Carson O'Connor Folashadc Ojuola Emma Olsen David Omega Madison Ornslil Not only can Ryan skateboard but he can also play guitar and can tag your back pack m five seconds Hat Ryan IS super chill and will make you blush with his beautiful smile any day Something that you many not know about Ryan is his favorite Spice Tyler Parrott Arianna Parsons Daniel Passmore Laura Passmore Paolo Pastori-Ng Jan-Paolo Patena Thea Patterson Matthew Pelayo Christopher Pence Emily Perales Stefan Perri Karin Petrites Brandon Pinkarcl-Scott Allison Plaisance Andres Plascencia Kevin Pobre Jenna Polito Lawrence Powell Daniel Pratt Jasmine Pugh Elisc Quinn Lissette Ramos Annalise Rcichen Andrew Rcstivo Mary Rhatigan Sade Quiyama, and Alexis display then style while drinking Cranberry Rachelle Rhodes Lia Rivers Bm Kenneth Roa Emily Roberts Angela Rodriguez Kelly Salamack Ryan Schaeffer Kristin Schoendorf Wesley Scoble Tyler Scott Kathryn Seelig Thomas Semow Isabel Sepkowitz Simone Sept Evan Shipman Adam Simons Cherod Simpson Folashadai Smith Paul Smith Peter Smilh Raushan Smith Torrien Smolhers Cara Spangler Angelina Speltz Andrea Splendorio Christina Stcrnberg Emma Stone Allison Stringer Mary Slrosinzi Liam Zarri Erica Zimmerman '7 Matt J aber and his crew rule the Annex. Kathryn Styles Hillary Sullivan Michael Sutton Andrew Tachiera r i f , ll Vi Michael Tallia Tabitha Taylor-Weber Elizabeth Telhami Austin Thompson Laureina Toler Annie Towata Adam Tulloch Evan Twomey Virginia Vandine Ociel Vazquez Lauren Walters Taryn West Major Williams Meryl Williams Hilary Wood Rian Worm Sophie Worm Perrin Wright Jordan Ye Stakeem Young Junior Class Candids I yy 204 N XE. Q 6 1 1 1 J' 'rx Above Left: Cuties Rakan Faraj and Jeanette Lo show their awesome personalities through their smiles. Above Right: The cute and cuddly Christian Jon Halstenrud gathers his friends together for a group photo. Above Left: Andrew Ngo, Owen Hurley, Jen Gregson and Amy Karanfilian enjoy their lunch in the cafeteria. Above Right Annie Marcuzzo, Dean Kurilich and Michael Tallia study hard in spanish. Above Left: Jan-Paolo Patena and Kevin Pobre enjoy their corndogs. Above Right: Matt Kaufman, Tyler Kintz, Elysia Kushins and Adam Tulloch show their grills. 205 T '7K i 206 w is Q af 'O P 'W J, J H' 2:1 v ,lan Lrg Super NITHIQTICID SGFHDFS l l I . 1715 1.4 IL 1 g 208 Q' wr' Iv' 'v Allar- :tv-ang Above Left: Ben Gregori gives his approval to the photographer. Above Right: Patty Ordonez and Ariana Nuti take a picture before they depart for the Senior A's game. - A .--1 'fj4gQgL :L'5, 'fwiwtx ' ig F P- IW fl . Above Left: Senior girls show off their homemade T-shirts suporting their home team. Above Right: Elaina Lima and Blaire Safir take a picture in Mr. Phamls and Mr. Cushing's stressful journalism class. ,y l fc- -' 1 ' - ' 'l ' ' ri sp: ,-- . .. -v- . ' ' ' 1 2181, V In-4 X ., V A ,yy ,.- 5. , , , Q A ,, 2.1-g1..1:W: ,. J , 51.1 J ,W , ff , Q . Ln W V, T Above Left: Lauren Pagan and Amanda Killian show off their Halloween COStum6S. Above Right: Mike DiBona and Sam Greenberg arenit fond of taking pictures. 209 Jenna Adams Marissa Adams L'Let's sland and fight, walk by faitli but not by AH I need are I-ny E31-th and my sight, were all Lhe same color uhen you turn 1 ,, An ' out the light. f Fredro Star peop e' - Onyrnous Jessica Atthowe Kierstie Blaire Barr 'ln school you're taught a lesson and then MThe LORD will give grace and glory: given a le-sL In life you're given a test that no good thing will he withhold from teaches you 3 lessonf B Tom Baden those who live uprightlyf' - Psalm 84:l1 Ashleigh Bigman-Pimental David Maxwell Bluhm My girllricnd looks a little like Charlize Theron and a lol like Pai- rick Ewing, - Zach Galilianakis Best All Around: George J aber, Alexi Pappas 210 Rachel Adams Nicholas Bayati Matthew Boitano Aurelia Terese Alston uLove doesn't make the world go round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile. - Anonymous Andre Bean Alea Boot Whats meant to happen will al ways find its way - Anonymous Best to take home to parents Ned Lutz, Kori Mendonca Richard Andow Jonathan Angeles Jonathan Arcellana Enrique Armendariz It is not death that a man should See you at the crossroads. - Bone I lake 3 L's to the head, love, live fear, but he should fear never begn- Thugs N Harmony life, then l'm dead. - Lil Wayne ning to live. - Marcus Aurelius Marielle Irene Belick Ryan Benafield Alexander 'LBraudy Bersm Everythmg I m not made me every Llfe 15 like a Carpool lane. The only '+Mama always told me not to look into me Imaginarium is more important than knowledge For h I K W Wa to et to our destination is to take eyes of the sun' but mama, thaw Where me while umwleaga .nam all we currently knoi .ma t mg am anye est Y 8 Y - H fun is ,,ABhnded By the Ligm Manfred Mamfs undermine, .msgmiim-. Pom lo an we mighr el some people with you. - My Dad ' Earth Band discover and cream h - Alben Einstein Caitlin Brennan jordan Brunel Teena Bryant Nicholas Bullard A ship in the harbor is safe but that is not N0 regrem, thafs my mottol That IHATE adventures, bma C an everyone wang Chung tonight... - Luke N icest Car: Marcus Harrison, Casey Doran Best Hair: Rosie Deak Bob Dominguez Max Burtner I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. - Will Ferrell Lindsey E. Cavin William Cornell Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?' - Chris Tucker Aclamj. Butterfield '4Dream as if you'll live foreverg live as if you'll die todayfl -James Dean Katherine Chan L'Don't follow in any footprintsg make your ovm prints, because you are the fu- ture of tomorrow, -Jackie Joyner-Kersee Meghan Coronado She's the only one who knows what it is lo burn. - Finch 212 Best Actor: Anthony Knott, Sarah J o Combs l Joey Callahan 'Since then it's been a book you read in reverse, so ou un ers an ess as e cl t d l th pages turn, -james Russel Mercer Rachael Chiappetta A friend ofthe devil is a friend of mine. -Jerry Garcia Manuel Anthony Corregedor Gina Camicia MI just like to smile, smiling's my favorite. - Elf t'Buenos Dias - Anonymous Tyler Chovanes 'A wise man doesn't need adviceg a fool doesn't Lake it. - Anonymous I Samantha Correia Your on the road to success when you realize that failure is only a detourl' - Anonymous Best Body:C I Hunter . Robyn Hall, I, 1 Mitchell A ll I E, If , Dusty Canning-Pereira I used to have an open mind, but my brains kept falling out. - Anonymous 1 Y l Clark i.. ll A l i Alfred William Cotter i I 4 4 I 1 f L ...+L . L Marie Adrienne Carter Caroline Caselli '4Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future. -JFK jessica Cobb There are lines upon my face, from a lifetime of smiles. -joshua Kadison Carmen Coman Connor Crabb Make me proud... or at least less ashamed. - Abraham Simpson Most Likely to be on Reality TV: Gene Raggio, Amy Eisenberg Lindsey Crowder We ignore those who love us and adore those who ignore us. - L Dot Douglas Catanzarite ln the book of life, the answers aren't in the back. - Charlie Brown Sarah jo Combs uGlirnmering, shimmering cast glass tile in faint green by Light streams creates an oasis of iride... - Anonymous William John Curotto Wit is educated insolencef' - Aristotle Best Techie: Tim Kerbavaz, Jacqui Whitlock 213 Joseph Anthony Daly Alyssa Damiani Rachel Da.n1els Lxve fast d1e xoung and leave a Be Vih X I W 2m:SHYj hf1lYm1 fejl EG' L'The closer you get to hght, the damn good corpse behmd ames muse NDSU I m n on xmmler gn l 'M greater your shadow becomes who mallet dont mrnd. f Dr. be-uss Dean Kin dom Hearts Casey Leigh Doran Ulf you can make it through the night there's a brighter day, - Tupac Chase Evans I refuse to answer the question on the grounds that I don't know the answer. - Douglas Adams Rosie Deak 'Tm an early bird and I'1n a night owl, so I'm wise and have worms. - Michael Scott ,Dupree-Walker 1 I Jared Fassler Amanda Dean lf everything happened when and how we wanted it to, then nothing would be worth waiting for. - Anonymous Katharine Dwyer The-re's a great big hunk of world out there and it's all ours for the tak- ing. - Lady and the Tramp Morgan Flannery A witty saying proves nothing. - Voltaire Most Athletic: Roosevelt Kirk, Brazile Clark Roy DeGaetano Of course you can teach a squid to sit! Itis a squid, it can do anything! - Anonymous Casey Dzubur jamie Fong Life is either a daring adventure, or nolhingf' - Helen Keller Michael DiBona 'imagination is more important than knowledge... - Albert Einstein Sean Eberhard I was talking to square circle and I was like, 'Hey square circle. VVhat's up? and he was all, KI donlt exist. ' - Anonymous Stephanie Fong Love never failsf, - 1 Corinthians 13:8 Most Likely to be Late to Graduation: Carmen Coman, Gabe Rivera 215 Ryan H. Foo nvvhen I left you I was but the learner, now I am the master. - Darth Vader flipisode IVQ Alexander V Galan Alexzi Girma t'Follow the leader - Anonymous 216 Taylor Leigh Foxworthy 'LA smile happens in a flash but its memory can last forever' - Anonymous Genavieve Galrnan Love as if you've never been hurL Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to Live forever. - Gandhi Megan Gonzales Bu who you :ue and say what you feel be mum' thou- who mind, don'l matter and lhosr- uho nmllvi clnn'i mind - Dr. Seuss l-tl Cooper K. Freeman One good thing about music, when it hits you feel no pain, so hit me with music. - Bob Marley Jacqueline Gardner 'gZip-ah-dee-doo4:lah, zipah-dee4:ley. I My oh my what a wonderful day! - Song of the South Kelly Anne Gorton 'Laugh your hezirl out. dance in the ruin. cherish the ix memories, ignore the pain, love 81 learn. forget and forgive because remember you only have one life to live. - Anonymous Cutest Couple: Michelle Jenson, Morgan Litzky rv K. '1 Emily Friedberg When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peacen -Anonymous Scott Gaudinier 'iOh no, dear! I don't need a hand, I need a face. - Robin Willia.ms fMrs. Doubtiirej Samuel M. Greenberg Lord, what fools these mortals be! - Shakespeare Smoothest Talker: Caroline Caselli Kellock Irvin, Megan Friedlander Every man is guilty of all the good he didn't do - Voltaire Tim Georgevich 4'Things change, do try to keep up. - Elaine Cunningham Ben Gregori W'hat you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone, but what is woven into the lives of others' - Pericles Mark Grossman Sometimes the road less traveled is less traveled for a reason. -Jerry Seinfeld John Lee Hartwig Kristin Kimberley Horn Kristie Palmer Grunert Hilary Helms Let us cultivate our garden. - Candide Bryce Hufford Monique Charee Guevara Your thoughts become your words, become your actions, become your char- acter, become you! - Anonymous Benjamin Henderson ul refuse to be remembered by one statement alone. - Anonymous Christine Concetta Hughes Robyn Hall In this world of give and take, there are few who are willing to give what it takes. - Anonymous F E Molly Hendriksen The older you get the more rules they try to get you to follow. You just gotta i keep livin man, L-I-V-I-N. - Anonymous Megan Hurtz VIH U01 21l'Y0g2lfli, Iam g00d.,' There is nothing in a caterpillar 'Barry Bonds Afless is the HFC-Hlesltu that tells you it's going to be a but- - AHf'HYmUUS terfulyf' -B. Fuller Most Artistic: Most Attractive: Lucia Aislynn 218 Shaffer, Nicky Lim Ordonez- Gauger, Andrew Reitz Jarnes Aaron Hansen I J --i- f .,,Y-aY, -,,,, 2.1. , I Karim Iliya Yea your right. We did ride camels to school in Abu Phabi, but when I turned 16 I got my carpet license. - Anonymous Monica Hanson The most exciung challenging relalionship of all is the one you have u1Lh yourself. And if you can fmd someone Lo love the you you love, well, ll1at'sjusl fabulous. -Anonymous Langston Hill Tell God, thanks for having me, tell mother thanks for keeping me, Lell all Iarnily I love them, and tell the world I'm coming. -Langston Hill l Kellock Irvin 'Things can go bad and make you want lo run away but as we grow older, the hnrinon begins to fade away. - Anonymous Best Smile: Ronald James, Laura Sherwood g..g. sewn, Lauren Harano Woah, it's Lo. - Dad Dylan Christopher Hodrick Jacob Isaac Be prepared for the hgh! that shines Hom thc lop of the spine ii-om Lhe mind lo the mouth creativity release. - Anonymous Marcus Harrison Kris Holz 'Murph bro- why'd you buy that truck? For 17 Gs, you coulcl've got a much better car, I mean, il doesrfl even have air condllioningf' f Quique Armendariz Keri Ishibashi t'Heaven can wail we're only watching the sky...I want to be lbrever young. - Anonymous Most Musical: Jacqui Gardner, Charles Peoples 219 George Phrhp Jaber Kyle Patrickjackson Saraijacobson Whether you think you can or If you don't know where you're whether you thinlx you can t, you re omg any road will take you there. right Henry Ford - George Harrison Geoffrey Michael johnson Shana Aletajohnson Albert Stantonjones You can alvi ays become better Change l'-151 Cam be 3 Slogan- Change Tiger Woods has to be something that is demonstrated day to day, A Barack Obama Taylor Anthony Kees Christopher Marshall Keohane Timothy Richard McGill Kerbavaz Baseball is 90x mental the othcr h dnlfd Ulf E il' L HV? in aCC d llllhuk Genius is more often found in a t p omphngs wut come rum my Lrue se . -V Y ,, half is php sical Yogi Berra Why was that so my dmiculw. i Herman cracked pol than a whole one - Ialphgg EB. White Marcie Justison has been on O' Dowd's Var- sity soccer team since her sophomore year and has maintained an excellent GPA. while making it easy for everyone to love her. This personable girl is attending St. Lawrence University and accepted a position on their team. Ronald Lee James Rachel Kayjones I may fall... trip... but never hit the groundv - Anonymous I Amanda Gwendolyn Kilian 4 TRAPPED INSIDE A YEARBOOK FACTORY, SEND HELP You may have seen Chris tian N yembo walk the halls and have wondered about his mysterious past. To disclose all, Chris- tian transferred into the senior class this year from Switzerland. To continue his studliness, Christian is a member of the Varsity basketball team this year. Rachel Cassandrajang Michelle Christine Jensen Christopher L. Johnson It's not so much the destination, but :WYE You lmug Someofm Tlillia mile 'SA squirrel is jLlSl 3 rat. but with H ens nes, so w en ou msu em ou . the .lourneyy ' Anonymous be a mile away and yg,u'll have their shoes, cuter Outmji - Carrie Bradshaw' Sex , Anon, ous and the City JJ Marcelle Evelyne ulustison ' ewan Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are ' simple. - Dr. Seuss Michael Huie King Rooseveltvlohnathan Kirk My beliel' was way larger than life, taking charge with the might in my mind and recogniz- ing that in other manluncl. I knew I was on the right path The Crouch Shana Johnson's a busy woman. After school, she practices her gymnastic skills for five hours, six days a week. Competing since age 6, Shana has several state and regional titles. You could say her hard work has paid off, because she will be going to U.C. Berkeley on a full-ride scholarship next year for gymnastics. Erik Kastmiler Arielle Klausing uDon't measure life by how many breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away. - Anonymous Williain Barry Keane Christopher Peter Klein Flying skillfully under the radar for most of his high school career, Ryan Benaiield's amazing artistic ability has remained relatively unknown to many of his peers. Only the second student to ever be placed in A.P. Art as a Junior, Ryan creates masterpiec- es of graphic design and grafitti art. His carefree and joyful approach to life only adds to his greatness, and he is dehnitely someone worth knowing. 221 Ryan Klenk Michael Knap Anthony Michael Knott YOu'H never fu-ld a Style like this M50 years from now, when you look back al Did you ever stop to think that there is more if V h ,, your life. clon'l you want lo say you had the to life than being really really really ridicu- Bou Searc a m on ml ESU' - guts to get in the car? - Shia LaB0ouf lously good looking? A Derek Zoolander Grand Puba Allison LaFollette Andrew T. Lam Romar Lamano 'Life is 3 dance, from one Stage to 'Like sand through the hourglass, so are the HCXLW - Anonyrnous the Clays of our life. -Binary Star Real- ity is fake. Dreams are real. - Tupac ' Maggie Lewis Alyssakl. Lievre Nicholas H. Lim 'LYou must be the change you wish to see in the worldf' - Gandhi Steven A. Knutson Shelby Grace Lancaster Oh it's a blasty blast. You gotta try it. -Dane Cook ullm getting higher. Closer to my dreams. - Goapele Elaina Lima Cinderella is proof, shoes can change a life. -unknown Live, Laugh, Love! - Anonymous 222 Most Social. N atalie Rosekrans, Jon Ricardson Most Likely to be Famous: Rachel Chiappetta, Adam Butterfield Daniel Koches Lindsey Kreutzer 'Play action? You're talking 'bout play action? HT1-lat it Wiu never Come again is VVhy would I call play action ifl could call lhe h t ak l.f S eet it - Emil 2 yard run up the middle. - Coach P W a m es 1 e so W ' y Dickinson Tracey Landstrom David I. Lapres t MYou have brains in your head you have . feet in your shoes you can steer yourself any direction you choose. - Dr. Seuss ' I 'Morganjames Litzky Nicholas Logan STH bet you Gengs quote is Stupid. You can be the world's greatest hero, or iLs most mild mannered citizen, but the only person who can choose your desLiny...is you. -jonathan Kent Most Scott Gaudinie Caitlyn Murray Changed: T, Arman La Rosa Rule 473: No excuses, Party like a chfu-npion. Rule M55 when your crash partner fails, you fail. No man is an islandf - Vince Vaughn Olivia S. Lau uRemember tonight, for it is the begin- ning of always. A promise. In the sacred spaces of our hearts. - Lucas Scott jasmine Lopez lt's not the name by which they call you but the name by which you respond to. - Anonymous Kenia Lacayo MLaugh until your heart overflows. - Anonymous Jessamyn Lett ...scent color and magically mov- ing light behind a smooth top look surface. - Xena Hart McMillan Ned O. Lutz Most Likely to Succeed: Anne-Marie Mitchell, Sean Eberhard 223 Nicole C. Ma Annie Mahaney 'SAD you need is faith and trust and a little bit of pixie dust! -Peter Pan Katherine McPhee I am so clever that sometimes I cion by finding what we suspect. - don't understand a single word of Henry David Thoreau Allison McKenzie We are always paid for our suspi- 1 .1 - va rx . ur-11, Hunter Mitchell I think I hear birds. Let's get out of here! Anne-Marie Mitchell l firmly believe that any man's finest hour is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the held of battle- vicloriousfl V. Lombardi ' Anonymous Best Friends CGuysJ: Kris Holz, Alex Romanak 224 Katricia Manalo Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose. - Friday Night Lights Kori Mendonca You become what you accept. - Anthony Robbins Neo Modise As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others. -Nelson Mandela Kathryn Marlin Let no one ever come to you without leaving better 8t happier. - Mother Teresa Caitlin Meyer The best way to prepare for life is I to begin to 1ive. - Elbert Hubbard Mark Gabriel Zerda Montalban By failing to prepare, you are pre- paring to fail. - Warren G. Albee Best Friends CGirlsD: Alyssa Damiani, Amanda De il 61. 1 + Theresa Martin To the world you may be one person but to one person you may be the world I Kaylee Mosher There is a point in your life when you realize who really matters, who never will, and who always will. - Anonymous Ian Marton Life is a series of rooms, and who we get stuck in those rooms with adds up to what our lives are. - House MD. Angela M. Minor The best and most beautiful things in life cannot be seen, nor touched... but .. K are felt in the heart. - Anonymous Shane N. Mullany-Banks Best'Dressed: Quique Armendariz, Angela Minor Daniel Marver Sean T. Mather We will always remember, We will HlW21yS bf Alf the world would fall apart, in a fiction Pfoud- We will always be Pfelilafedr 50 we will worthy wind, I woulcln't change a thing always be freejls Ronald Reagan now that you're here, - Incubus Bianca E. Mira Michealj. Mirisciotta Trey G. Mullany-Banks Chris Murphy This world can turn me down, but I Wonll Lum away, and I wont duck and run, cause I'm not built that way. - 3 Doors Down it 3 Best Dancer: W 0 Jordan Brunel, Caitlin Brennan 225 Caitlyn Murray Kiyome Okikawa If you never did you should. These things are fun and fun is good. - Dr. Seuss Steven Payne N Daniel Nagel Patricia Grdonez Life is a balance of holding on and letting go. -Keith Urban, You're my little Buddha covered in hair. - Tini Charles Peoples All of us are horn unique, but most of us die copies. I am not most people. - Anonymous 226 Cutest: Connor Crabb, Michelle Woo Gianna Nasrah t'What you are is God's gift to you. What you become is your gift to God. - Anonymous Do not follow where the path may lead Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail' - Ralph Waldo Emerson Lucia Ordonez Lauren Pagan Ulf you can laugh about it, you can live with it. - Erma Bombeck Joel Petri I read, and I write. I listen, and I Linda Pham Obstacles are put in your way to see if what you want is worth tight- ing for. - Anonymous letu'n. - Craig Owens Most Likely to be a I Teacher: Stephanie Fong, Matt Huong Nguyen P Boitano - Arianna Nuti If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door. - Milton Berle Alexi Pappas nl want lo slay as close Lo Lhe edge as I can without goxng over, Oui on the edge you can see all kinds of Lhmgs you can'l see from the center' - Kurl Vonnegut Alison Pretlow i'W'here I've been is no longer where I am. Where I'm going is not where I'm stopping. - Anonymous Ava Mae Rant I like to picture Jesus in a tuxedo T-shirt because it says, 'I want to be formal, but l'm here to party'. -Talladega Nights Eugene Edward Raggio Stupid Don't worry, be happy. Do you remember those midgets in Journalism? -Chris French Paul Anthony Robinson uLaugh now, cry later. - Nick Bul- lard, Sr, Marie Kathleen Rodriguez Al ssa oanna Sanchez Reinell Federic Santos Y J A pessimist sees difficulty in every Shannon Colleen Reilly Do not dwell in the past,,do not dream ofthe future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. -Buddha Alex Tate Romanak The sea was angry that day my friends. Like an old man trying to send soup back in a deli. - George Costanza Evan Tyler Sanzo-Davis l'Our greatest glory consists not in Brittany Lauren She's insecu.re about other Iunder- - stand my history, red and high heels are bad news. -Storytold l I is my muse P Natalie Koch Rosekrans t I've got a sneaky feeling that love actually is all around. - Hugh ' Grant, MLove Actually' Dominic Tyler Satteriileld OPPOTYUYUYYQ an Optimist sees Opportunity lktlling, but in rising every time we fall. in every difhculty' - Anonymous , Confucius it Highest Car Most Caring: Insurance: Steven f 5 Bla1re Saftr Rowell, Ginafl Braudy Bersin Camicia -ip' 228 . ix jonathan Benjamin Richardson Andrew Rietz Gabriel Salvador Rivera Hilary Elizabeth Roberts Never push anyone away. Hold When your life flashes before your uLiSfGIl to fllem- Childfen Of the everyone close, life is too short. - eyes, make sure you've got plenty to night. What music they make. - Anonymous watch. - Anonymous C01-lm DU'-011121 Stephen Quentin Rowell Blaire Elizabeth Satir Karen C. Salas 'Wtfhen things axe' going-,bad keep i'Life's too short, eat dessert first. Mistakes are the portals of discov- looking forward, not back. - Heinz - Anonymous ery. -James Joyce I J Kristofer Anthony Schaller Mia Christina Seaman Alexander Davis Serventi HI-lifefs Short, make the best of it. Life gives us brief momenm with others... -fIt'S what you do before the Season An but sometimes in those brief moments, we get h ak ' I ,, - Onymous memories thal las! a liletimef! Anonymous Starts t at m es you a Chaluplon' - Coach K Most Likely to be a Rock Star: Brittany Reynolds, Mike DiBona Most Intellectual. Katie Vastola, Ben Henderson I 229 Aislynn Shaffer Laura Sherwood Raquel Shocron We got everything we need right To accomplish great things, we here and everything we need is must dream as well as act. - enoughf' -Jackjohnson Anatole France Sarah Stevens A A Laura Stipic Michael Stowers 'The more you like yourself, the 'Tm Mike Stowe-rs, I donlt need a less you are like anyone else, which quote. - Mike Stowers makes you unique. - Walt Disney Rachel Tharp 'Fifty years from now, don't you want tu be able to say you had the guts tri get in the car? V Shia La Benui Ruthie Thomas Alex Tomimatgu Michelle Silva Hannah Strassburger 1 l Michael Tortolani 230 Most Clumsy: Michael King, Raquel Shocron Biggest Gossipers: Jessica Cobb Sean Smith ,,M Corinne Smith I never let my schooling interfere with my education. - Mark Twain Sam Simon Sur Barbara g'Basia'l Surozz Be the change you want to see in the worldf, - Mahatrna Ghandhi And in that we were infinite. - Stephen Chabosky I l Michael Tran Nathaniel Tuman The only limit of our realization of Hey Paulg I'mvIerry! - Paul P. tomorrow, is our doubts of toclayl' - FDR Worst Senioritis: Daniel N agel, Amanda Killian l Sean Smith MaryAnn Takahashi Wanda Tung 'AI believe in God like I believe the sun has risen, not because I see it, but because by it, I see everything else - Anonymous Suzanne Spencer Pools of sorrow, waves ofjoyfl - The Beatles Taharka Taylor Eric Turner Aurelia Alston and Laura Stipic work zirduously forthe schools journalism program. Laura. the newspaper editor. and Aurelia. the yearbook editor. have spent mziny Satur- days at O'Dowd and love hav- ing the opportunity to voice O'Dowd student opinions. The two will greatly miss Mr. Phunrs l'l'CLlli'l7LllSu provided by Mr. Cushing. 231 Jordan R. Turner Julie R. Vittoria Don't let your dreams be dreams. -Jackjohnson Michelle K. Woo Shelly Ung 'Nothing can be gained by second guessing yourself. You can't remake the past. So look ahead or risk being left behind, - Anonymous Natalie M. Wagner Spencerulason Wood Do not go where the path may leadg go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. - Ralph Waldo Emerson Most people are fzirnilizir with the face ol Christine Sur, an exceptional and extremely gifted student in the senior elass. Ever sinre her freshman year. she has endured O'Dowd's most rigorous courses coming out on top in evcry one. Aside from at strong leader in the elassroom, Christine also lends on the court. being named this yeur's eo-captain ni' the var- sity wwmen's tennis team, which she has been a memher of since her freshman year, Alessondra D. Valdes Dina S. Wahbe Free Palestine! Marysia B. Wrona Fate knows where you are going, but it's up to you to drive there. - Michelle Keesling Vance VanKrieken Ryan L. Walterhouse 'The pitcher has only got a ball. I've got a bat. So the percentage of weapons is in my I favor and I let the fellow with the ball do the fretting.' - Hank Aaron Nate Phillip is not only one of the nicest people in the school, he is also an amaz- ing athlete. He has played varsity football all four years and venturing to Toronto for college. Bishop O'Dowd will miss ' this sexy ,guy greatly! 232 i 7. Joshua Varinksy You know, l'm sick of following my dreams. Fm just going to ask where t.hey're going and hook up with 'em later. - Mitch Hedberg West Love takes off we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within. -J. Baldwin ' Kathryn N. Vastola Justin H. Vidanes Joshua R. Villanueva 'GPlenty of sunshine headin' my way. zip-ah-deedo-dah, zip-ah-dee-dey! - Disney Jacqui Vifhitlock Alex D. Winnicki Matthew Wohn Life goes on within you and without youf' - Anonymous Intelligent, athletic, and kind, Christine West already seems like somebody you'd want to be friends with, but what you may not be aware of is her incredible selliessness, She volunteers at the Ala Costa Center in Oakland, an after- school learning program for students with developmental disabilities. Volunteering for four hours a week there on average, Christine spends her time there playing with the kids and helping them with their homework. Jonathan Arcellana may he quiet nt school, but his energy and commitment speak for themselves when it comes to cycling. Ask him to show you his biking spandex tan. and it will be clear how dedicated he is to his sport, A member ofthe Northern California and Nevada Cycling Association and the USA Cycling Association, Jonathan has placed in the top 20 in multiple competitions. We'll miss his kind and caring personality next year but we look forward In seeing his hike in the Tour de France, 233 and Senlor As Game -..- , F, Above Left: This group of seniors en- joys the sun at the Senior's A's Game Above Right: Caitlin Meyer and Stephanie Fong take a break after throwing 91 pitches. Far Left: These line ladies can match their hats but not their shirts. Left: Natalie Rosekrans and Hannah Strausberger smile for a quick pic. Lower Left: These boys anticipate ac- tion during the game. Lower Right: Smiling is fun. C9 Jw Campus Ministry Team take a break after their hard Work. They are Senior mass is great. Just ask the Mullany-Banks U Sisters! all smiles after a successful skit. Jem i sa Heinz Rosener and Alex Galan clean up their act to impress the Taharka Taylor and Suzanne Sprmcer exercise their Pafems at 5eUi0f mass- acting muscles during the CMT skit. rv-1: -Q Q' fgife These seniors Tracey Landstrom, Steven Knutson, and Alyssa Sanchez show where they got their good looks from. Se . M 235 SEND! FHEFICIS 5 I mr . ,mpg w .M O 236 Va u -. -.,,,,, .V f 'l i X , w Above Left: Matt and Katie McPhee embrace each other's company with a picture. Above Right: Senior boys smile in the midst of lunch time fun. Qfil' Above Left: Suzanne Spencer, Mikaela Freeman and Tracy Landstrom embrace happily. Above Right: Elaina Lima and Spencer Wood enjoy lunch together. . 1:-1 1+ ' in , 3.-as aw ,v:Qx'f'i,z.w 'Mi Eli A Above Left: Rachel Jones and Molly Hendriksen work hard to create ceramic pieces. Above Right: Alex Romanak, Ned Lutz and Chris Holtz act fierce. 237 GODCIDVE SGFll0I'S! ,-J Left: Max Bertner, Karim Iliya, Ben Henderson, Matt Boitano, and Mark Grossman kick it in the breeze way. Above: Geoffrey Johnson and Erik Kastmiler are upset about graduation... while on the other hand Vance Van Krieken is super-juiced about it! Middle Left: Tracey Landstrom, Patty Ordonez and Alfred Cotter enjoy some sunshine at lunch. Bottom Left: Senior Boys act the part in math class. Bottom Right: Jacqueline Yu, Grace Eng. and Shelly Ung frown when asked about graduating. Below: Senior friends grin at the thought of graduating. B-L. gp-it Z' 238 :,,1 'lf I---nag.. 'wud .Y . ft ', ' y 'iiw- 5f?w :l IW H 'fy X. -Q25 ' UQ. L g .1 'JH ' 431 i ' fi- all t .. 'Y 7X Xi. x Q it Top Left: Rosey Deak and Christine Hughes smile happily at lunch time. Top Right: Nate Tuman and Aaron Gasper try to pass for brothers... but We know better. Middle Left: Kristin Horn, Blaire Safir and Christine West begin to shove George J aber into the trash can. Above: Ben Gregori and Katie McPhee enjoy some Hravinl' tunes at lunch. Left: Andrew Rietz and Chase Evans reluctantly smile for the camera. 239 L71 ' x I ',e.. , gp... 'x Qwggffg Fl 1g I , 1 v T Abi x sm -- figf ' 9591 ff 13' DK Y: ., V41f.,, . Q.. b.lP ' 1 'ii Q- xy 242 Michael DiBona From Cub to Eagle From White belt to Black Drummer Photographer We're Proud of All You've Accomplished !!! Love, MW to Uma l - fx PM Darling Daughter Kate, Congratulations on Hourgraduation from Bishop 0'Dowd. We are not surprised lou Hour achievements, alwags lcnowing that you possess the talent and tenacitu to follow your dreams. We will alwaus he here to help uou ituou need us and we hope 9ou will leap forward with courage andjou, to shape the lite gou desire. We Love You, Mom, Dad and Jimm-9 hm. tw Y ...-at-rlzsas-Las.- ,.,g,,,,f, X W . Y I from, and there will be no . .A i ,i , A l.:AgQ,Nf'gE.' 4 5:51 , D ehnously Funny U nderstanding S asquatch Lover King ofthe Action Heroel' You have many faces, many T hrilling lalenu. Remember who you Y eamln are and where nu cam: 8 limits lo your succesful - Love, Mom and Dad Dear Dusty, You were n cute babyg but now yuu are a cuter man! lhopc you have fun in collcgel - Love, Chloe Dear Dusty, Live long and prosper! You are funn d I a y person an have always admired your strong character. Good luck' - Love, Bcnji 'FELICID . DEI KELLOCK. I'm so proud of you, f044N lb' 0 W D- CD I... O Ui 243 3:55, , ff' , if-at 1 I fPatncw, It H615 6een a joy watciiing you grow into tlie womfegfuf young woman that you are tocfay. Hollf on to your sense of Humor in hfe, amf rememlief tliat you can achuwe fwH11teuer you want to acliueve. Love, Mom a1ufQDaaf 'K Molly Congr'aTulaTions on all of your' accomplishmemsl May your' nexT advenfures Take you To new and exciTing horizons. 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Z e 'KATI CHAN we rejoiced on the day you were born we wonder how you grew to be such a mature. compassionate. smart. funny. and spiritual person we remember our Hrst 17 years together and are so proud of you As you graduate from high school. poised for tiight and ready to leave home. remember where you came from and keep the memories: your iqrst home at 434 cavour in lrockridge ginger t fred a group of babies named kati alexandra madeleine tracey kyle patrick morning glory and circle preschool dancing with Maurice blue tutu tirst vacation in ilake tacoi' locking ourselves in the down.Stairs bathroom uneven bangs you cut yourself dad wrapping you up like a taco y china express falling asleep on a horse in mexico licking an ice cream otih its cone ying ying teacher jenny at archway growing chicks in an incubator the sound of music hip wah playing mah jong miss eng eating italian gelato every day your mural in San francisco mcdonalds or MAXISP peace love and basketball Strawberry! Vanilla! honor your parents use kung fu only for good reading Harry Potter on a trip across Canada our Halloween haunted house daddy in a gorilla suit new year's eve Chinese Hrepots jmsg chanler this is a historic moment! advising group improving your mind one Shower at a time balloweens wltld tiarra covenant group Alaska with Jessie popofs stroke weekends in i-iown shinzen aki taking a Japanese bath 1000 origami cranes for Hiroshima on lok climbing the great wall bargaining for prada considering a meal of scorpions on a skewer ng family reunions cleaning anita's apartment asian camp mt hermon west BOD rising suns explorer camp rory braces uncle mitch varsity basketball early morning symphonic band proms yun yun gives you 'the talk stadium operations declaring your faith at PCC weird thanksgivings dragon pride college visits on a scale of i to io, . ., a plane trip on your own college apps a big decision graduation she's leaving the nest love from mom and dad our hearts are with you always - 3-Y 7.7, i , 1 i I I Q 7AXmanJa, weve watclweol qou go llwom weaving qouv Snow Wkife cofkume evevq Jag l:o'r' a qeav to olvessing up as a Clxicl-gen 150-r1 Spivit weel-Q. lj-vom selling lwomernaole lemonade Joor-io-oloov to lxeing lwanging slweet voclq in flue yclooaea ruins ol: New Gvleans. We canlf waii 1:0 See wlwere qourjourneq tal-ies qou nextl with love, lvlom, Dad Alanna and Daviol i 1 MW wg -mlm manga' awww ll ln l I' 5 l l l l rl l l Kori tent, str compe oug NS You are amazing, and beautiful. and follow your drea you. ve in yourself re so proud of elie We a f,nrS I All D orrl 8: our love, ad, lvl Bryce 1--Y Wlzcliellb Cfirzstme Jensen ff' nm Q 'We are so proudlyfyoul 'Witli all' our llrve, Mom, Dad: Kish Q X X and'9V'icol2: -AEA EY Nix 273 gy tv-'V KOIIGRIFIIILIITIOIIS T0 ST. IOIIIYS CLIISS 04 2009 BISHOP 0'DOWD KLM? 04 2008 TII4 WORl.D'S GIKIITUT q cw go. Some stayfnra wiife, lizzwefootprints on 0 Adam Joshua Bufferfield KA KA-Sonny Boyj We are all so proud of your accomplishmenTs aT BOD: The plays, The classes, and your love for learning. Whaiever you decide To do in life you will be successful. Love, Mom, Dad, AJ., Anme,Cody,Lean Thompson, Bubba, Cali, and Timmy Il wekwqauoamuch, .Mam,fDad,andJl'Ulie 8 9 1. , A 4 1 H X H , , V 51 , xi -A il 1 W I i . -W--!-.V-1-5, -A 7,4,,, A M, . A N ' www ,.'1.,,f, y' , A M if ' 14-MGH I , I ,nj ,IL . - 5 fpirzql. :' :Jeri W 1' N' xv' fc ff' 4, .WA D0 WHAT YIIU WANNA D0 HEY, YOU D0 WHAT YOU CAN YOU D0 WHAT YOU WANNA D0 HEY, BUT I LUVIE YUU, SU ZANNI 1,011 lllilill Nbr 'K ' she -Ear Wm' , fm 1 ,ef 51:1 .. li ' lzgli si! v 1, N sf y W 1 fx -PA 1 V lf 1 QACLC ' K To our sou Alex, who has given us more joy than we could have ever hoped for. Omgratulations! Much Love, Mom BL Dad X 1 I f h nm mes' i he 1 A L' V 1 Kflktfnf Perfect-oouldn't do better RBSPOIISDIB G IBSPGCYBDIQ f '1jf77f77'417LllQfLrfV'l.S Iam rv' opzimfsac a original Undelstanding Determined to make s dimarence VowG0 Girl! 4011-2 Mom, Dadfand6regf L ,jf vw, .'Alfvr'Yl,7mLIQ,Xlif'1Q,4fQ' Lliyvfn .WW ,fur H' Q ! ' an I C-NKD ?i Elama. i Let God. family 84 friends guide you thru your next steps . , . a spirit 8: enthusiasm in Love you. Mom 84: Dad in life. Continue with your s me you do. We are so very proud. God made us sisters We made us friends, Love, 3 'EX -Q? K-A 'f'r I pg is ' L 21729 L C' X..I iq 'Q 'I 5fH.'ff 1 - You're a real Dragon, Tim i 4 -x i . F-- ,.j-L, --K H M ,ga in .--yr-gi '- J 11-- 5 WM 5 -Qq5'5:f -j .MF-O-,,j,,,.,,31,qZ,,,,.--. H q sf-X - ., --j-P , A-.--L.-- 1 , .--4 ..4..---J : '-- J i uz-a -ff -Y' .' TA'N 7'f,.4 'i',4..,.......'4 'T4 X 'Q --..- 54 V 1 ff' 451 ,f,, f'ff i.. . ,gk-:':'-Q it ,,,.-- 1,2 fi .. ..,',rv ....,,.:.+-'-'Y A' o '3'. . f':577f' . ' ' ': 'Z -in 'hd . jf ' , Y-.pf 1-,zz ff! 'o i M 'f ful XM 5L -4-+'f.x 'QQ- '-' 'ff J A , , . T' T, ,,,' ,QA -.-f -Q TE , -n -..T-3, 7? -wx-----A ' ' D N' R 'io if f--1-ffa.. V- -.:.M2if'ff- '--1 -- ,, ' '33-: ,' . ,K Ng fy ' -7- f ' -'b - v -' ,jig - , 'A '.......f' -.Q- A ' -'F' YQ, -1 - our W., Q-f V Y i ff X-X.. 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Because of u, I know what it feels like to be truly in love. Thanks for I love Gen zke 8: 671 Hey beautrful, thanks for always being there for me throughout the years, I don'l know I would do with out u in my life. bestest friend anyone could ever I love you Michael HIKQGQ jb5ruary1,2oo4 in BEST COUPLE in-Q Renerleve 6 Richael Paramore Hawaii JT Pgngulns 286 I 4- In CONGRATULATIONS , MICHAEL! WE WISH YOU MUCH HAPPINESS IN YOUR FUTURE AND MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE. LOVE, MOM AND ASHLEY 71. 5 L 1 9 C If I lh ll XA, v X 'gnu jonathan, 'Wlien you get tfiere, you wiffget tlierejirst. fayer upon fayer of magnificent lilglit. 'Yourjuture is Eriffiant. Gutjust rememiien you can afways come fiome. Wlom ancfQDacf 'Me view is magnwcent, Pi S 4' ' l lt' M14 T. r 'Zi M Dearest Jc-nat han. Everyday I give thanks to God For all that he has blessed me with especially For giving mea wonderful son in you.You have done very well through these years and I am 'very proud of yc-u. Your grandma and grandpa would have said- Not brad not bad at all! As you continue your journeyj remember to have balance in yc-ur life and always set goals. As goals give us direction and purpose. Goals add meaning to c-ur lives and challenge us Goals make life more interesting and rewarding. In the end goals make life better. Your grandpa Roy once said to me that virtually nothing on earth can stop a person with a positive attitudewho has his or her goal clearly in sight, Go-:-d luck in pursuing your dream and achieving your goals. As Ive always YA' been there for your sister. I'll always be here for you. l love you and may'Gc-cl always watdw -:wer you and keep you safe at all times. 1 Mc-mmy Congratulations! You are my bruclder my l:-est pren poreber! -- Love. Jai Sticker! Thats my baby! - Brandon 1 l, X A -fl O : E1 n. in F9 B 2 :J :r W 2 fb D r: a. me '! N O fb SARA CONGRA TULA TYONS WATCHING YOU GROW INTO THE BEA UTIFUL, INTELLIGENT FUNNYAND CARING YOUNG WOMAN YOUARE TODA Y HAS BEEN SUCHAN HONOR, WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOUAND ARE ALWA HS' HERE FOR YOU LO VE, MOM JA C OB, MEGHA N Sv Weme V044 ,ul efautabzow ww M64 W 'w WM 0 may mmm! T an Jesse Nw C. ' ! I' L VM I I Il Dal 51.111 .M V 770411 f Dad femur, z4dfu,enae Imam. 1 Su ,S Q ,J E F A ' ' W WF H' A . M p, rv' My 'K ' , -11,1 ww. sw -x pv- f, 1 1, Q, , , rf N . Aff? 5' 5 ,Y . 5 Y w ' Q. P S V Q ' if you can don'T laugh because dream iT you can do i'l' welaugh o off Wea? 6 The IQVC you Take as equal 1-Q fha 'Ove you make TAKE... all our' LOVE add your' LAUGH goo 1-4 9, live your' DREAM love mom, dad and Jacob N Sean, Numbers are cool... but never forget your ABCs! 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I .mmm to eaexwel 299 T. KW- WW P -v 301 J To my lillle dngel, My lillle princess! Congrodulolions! Afler dll your nord work ond oooomplisnmenls, you did il! We ore so proud of you! Remember we will olwoys suppon' you no molier wnol! We love you forever! Smile! Love, Mom. Dod. Ronnie W Jonathan, We are lalessecl to have xuou in our lite. We wish xuou eace ancl claritu , P , V as you begin this new chapter otgours. Face uour challenges an enjoy the aclventures. mentallu ancl spirituallu. We are ver Proud ot who uou are an May Hou continue to thrive Phusicallu, congratulate you. We love uoul Mom, Dad, Anclrew, Maclclie, Lizzie, ancl Dominic r lf 303 gui sk.-'XA W 7 'E'-,QE int' MIP? Y . 1 V L i P lv: xm- H A il ,A Ai Y N . 1 v, . JY 55 5 , WNIJER x '45 4 . X2 1 pr6 h:8+. fgi' g s ' Ji? ' fffi ' 1 I . I -ana g' AJ e ?1f-A 'Q Q5 L 'gyzqf 1 I vi 4? V' Mini' ' Muff' .gtyfvY' 2 Kiwi Q '1Y.A,,1 ,fwff fy! fff A X11 WJ onal d Wc :arc so proud ol you And ull llml you Ilux c LICLIOIIIDUSIICG bccn :1 my IO WLIICII my baby boy groxx i Axxondcrllllx'o1ul1:lng111. Ixup 5ll1lllI1: x'TI1c basl ns vcl IO come UNI! 1' DCEII' Kaylee ' You luxvc hccn they rr of our lives since the dav you were born. l WC loxc you more than an elephant weighs Mom and Dad rp Natalia, - - h Congratulations on your achievements and ,Q N ' challenges throughout hugh school. ' lgihfq 3: . . - .-:Q e 1. e We wash you the best of luck In college. l f. 5 4 wpf Q' , LV:-. ' ' Nl tiff ll-L will .li we , 4 Love, Mom Dad Thomas and Lola Q l4i1 fl5 Lfi,5 l v -X' ff, f wx ,f', Q 1,44 Wrfsw if I ...M V N migxidr' morgan litzky years they go by, some fast and some slow from babe in arm's we've watched you grow wagons to trikes to bicycles and boards sports teams, dances and friends bythe hordes music and baseball and chillin' sometimes drumming and fast balls all doing quite fine trips to Japan and Mexico too driving the states and seeing whats new 4 years at O Dowd so long and too short homework and quizzes your lst love you did court now the next part of your life is about to begin you are ready and eager you want to step in we wish you the best in all that you try rememberthese words as time passes by we love you dear son to our lives you bring ioy in our hearts you will always be our cute little boy carpe diem mom dad cameron land dr seussl pitcher l t an-vf M' A, A Wt the thrill seeker ---Y A K , 1 i i f l V. , , ,R U i r f 1 , ' ,A any ,, Q - 1 fe' ' , -. , '-.'-5 ' .. 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YOUR FAITH WILL SUSTAIN YOU AND KEEP YOU TRUE TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS. IE YOU WANT WHAT YOU'VE NEVER HAD, YOU MUST LEARN TO DO WHAT YOU'VE NEVER DONE... YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE OUR DEEPEST LOVE, ADMIRATION, AND RESREGT. THANK YOU FOR MAKING US PROUD. A I MOMMY, DADDY, HANNA 5. JAKE fCHILLOD ' , ITL I I Rc .. - Fffeq' I f,I.gIf5. V. ' Q14 44 4 .I,gug+'Q. ' big 'W - L 'iff -If- M 4 3 Y' K . F VH . , ,gy I. I ,bay -GV Ilws.. I , l ' W , ,e ' 'M . gg- - ' . ,... .-E, , J 1,3 4 ,',-L i: If.j3' B I.. X , , . ' Mg If 'L I, I ,,gqffQ.QQ, . ' 'mm x ' E N 3 ff 1 pf I-if ff 35351. ...IIEII W I Q., I ' It I l I .3 ,I .p?'3l'li!. nh, 1 L if l I -.GI . , 5 .1 I ,, 1 Lm,l.ws ,ff I .K , ,T I 'I . QW I- I I I xi , I . RL I, 'E PIII ., 435 I 5' - I III ,I , I I I -Us 'f , F H dwg I. I 1 -K E -, L 4, -2 . ,H- I ! Q ,,, .i 7 ?31fm:.L: Lp., 7-tiki, 5 Egg I ,I I f . L: 5l!I,1.3,. II in g, A ,' I . .I I , I 7' H Pies. JL 9 ,E EPP N15 LI-'f' S If .I T-' W 1 . 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Heres To a brlyhf fufurelll 2 i i I x Love Mom and Dad The soul should always stand aJar' ready fo welcome The ecsfaflc experience Emily Dickenson Congratulations f Never stop laughing J Zawsze sie usmifflwj ' ' Dearest- Kochana - MAR YSIA ! -11.5 4 We have wurch djou grow. What L1 IVOVIIII ljllljllllfll 1 it has been. I mu un our 101 and ow luarl 's song. We are vary pr Jud If 10ufJeste.i nuszq lLld0SC'lll 1 dumq U lm mu... Momnn 1 Duddv 'BxPRQn.'1 c,,-yum, CFML 'PIANO O fuvdimi ,Q0xI-A51 5 ,fi ,fb siigief -3 2:4 25 2gf 31-+- . -- Q -avi? vi? 3 21.95422 tv? 5 2 ?A6'.5xoN5 QE, gg 250' E at ai 3 SL -4 gs ..- XIOOHM aww vac, m wnvmmm mmm? Cbangmtulnticms, Kylejmksvn Let the Sun Shine In! Costa Rica, Ragtime, Hair, Unity Act zombie, Pilate in Judas, blood-stained Macbeth at Ohlone, Tony in You Can't Take It VWth You, writing and directing Left to Tell, singing Italian in The Most Happy Fella, Beatlemaniac hangin' with Mr. Blume, Wu Tang west, chillin' in the drama room, adventures on the coast, Alameda, Castro Valley, The OC., breakfast at the Coffee Mill, tea at L'Amyx, zoot suit, soakin' in the hot tub, strummin' that uke, groovin' with Gandalf, 49ers, SF Giants, Cal Bears, road trips, Killers, U2, Moby, Alexi Murdoch, Bruddah Iz, moody late-night Miles, batter up and bend it like Kylo It'5 been Af gram? ride. New nn tv the vfen rvmi! 1, Muck larva, Blmr, Keg! Mui 4-M1715 4195 , , , 4 L h ss ,Qii 35 UND I 6 A-4. , .zq LETQ-9 , RGCNEI Elizabeth Thdrp We ore so proud of uou! If there ever comes o dau when we oon't be together keep me in your heort, l'll stou there forever , 1 I I A K' ' J ll or f I - f 'J' VH I Q 1' If f or f 'High A ' .1 ,iwtd 4 1 ,4 in W Lit' A 0 It 'ish' I 12 f , I Love Mom 61 DOG O A 1' r and sect: . ttf sg2??Feo f' ,fff,wf.fct, -, A-y',,:, - , ,, . S f , .y 'fiona' ' X Q5 , ,yfgwfy L? 1 P L , E e l qi -X ,. MP ,. w ii H-F1 HMM, wdqlw ,K x ,cg M- u-we ms-.a 'RW Y- ,. , ,Q ' -ss-W W A xx 2:1 K L ww JJ ...M ' fv .AQ-fs,-1 ue- - A v fifmavaz. . ,mf '1- 5 , 5 . , ,N . 1 - VT- W. .M Q p ,.,. A K ,W , z KSQ, .. z H ff . gwi -X - 4,- y' 3 ' . , 4.eg1.,f 5' 3 M-A 3 ' Zzffjfiyfl , v 1 4 J uw... 4.4 1... W.. N Q ,'-, , -. 1 X fax . -qi., 6. , x VK 4, ' 'KZ fbi s-J 'O N-1 5, Q' , - K .gfigpfg-:Na 1 :- Jim. We ,-.vnu . . - .X U,1:? 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TMC rest of gou are iw for a wowderfuL treat. pf' vvlth much Love and pride, pg, Movuaved LLSR!! M re I' 1 'fi' 2 i' xi 2' 5 . , xigbyjil -. Vx i fri, W , x ,W .-' ' 3 a ' i ' S , - . , n h I' V 1 Z-549, YQ 1 ' ' ' wr . A , ' 1 '7'1k'f - PQ-4 ,f i-F , 4 fm I ' L r i on Nssxx 'H' 1,5 --,, Congratulations Bishop 0'DowdlCrocker Highlands Grads J, ,, .A44 ,. i .HQ 1-1 7 w .P . 1 , V in . fl 1 5 322 i 7 '- wg S 'Q K I dx , ' .'. 5 if ' 5 4.-, , ' fl - . if , ' I ' ... 1 M ff! 1 , I A . ' . 1' , M.-J I , 31. I .. , .Lf AJ - .. . A 4 M1 , w 'L , ' V-.f' . ' 1 k ,H 1' Y 'L 1 CONGRATULATIONS KRISTOFER 13,-:1 '1 ' Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. -Mark Twain Love, Mom 8: Dad Congratulatuons Krus anc! Dere!c! We are rouc! of a!! your accomplishments anc! wisi you the best !i1Ce !'nas to oger. Your adventures arejust beginning!! Love, Mom and Dad Y TREVOR Never forge? how proud we are of ou an 7 y d how much we love you! Congrafulafions F To a greaf son and brofherl May your life be Blessed in love and werfs, family and friendshln We Love You ! Dild and MDIIIQ Tristan and Chriswnher Lnlvi Love, f l Dad Mom Lindsay 6 Marisa J, . L 4 R if , JZ? 'J V I pd ffl . Bloire on an amazing four years. You worked incredibly hard and have been richly We are very proud of you and your fl' Colgafe Scholarship! Well Done! do W n'T waiT CCG will do nexfl ,u -- , Love, Mom, Dad, Labbv 6' N'Ck 326