Sofia Valenciano just completed her Music Teachers' Association of California Advanced Level (11th year) Certificate of Merit evaluation in piano with Honors, playing 5 pieces. Her performance score was 5+ on a scale of 1-5. Sofia performed in the MTAC-San Francisco Branch Honors concert in March 2018 and will be playing at the MTAC State Convention in Orange County this summer. Sofia was also chosen to play in the MTAC-San Francisco Branch Festival of Classical Dance Music at Old First Church in April 2018. She plays cello, piano and clarinet and is a member of the varsity crew.

William "Bill" Engler

Aug. 11, 1937 - May 8, 2018

San Bruno, CA

On Tuesday, May 8, Bill Engler passed away peacefully with his wife and best friend, Connie, holding his hand. He was a cherished and loved husband, father, grandfather, uncle, cousin and friend to many.

Bill loved his family fiercely and would do anything for any one of them. He loved to travel and especially loved to visit his ancestral country of Ireland. Hawaii -- and its golf courses -- was also a favorite destination. Bill was a kind and generous man, whose calm demeanor and gentle manner endeared people to him. His warm smile and easygoing nature will be deeply missed by all who knew him. He was one-of-a-kind.

A San Francisco native, Bill grew up on 32nd Avenue, the eldest son of Joseph and Mathilda (Healy) Engler. He attended Holy Name elementary school, St. Ignatius High School (Class of 1955) and graduated from the University of San Francisco.

Bill never lost touch with the friends of his youth. He rarely missed the monthly luncheon with his fellow classmates of '55 and some of Bill's neighborhood buddies from the Sunset remained his friends from boyhood onward. He was proud of his two grandchildren who continued the S.I. tradition Sean and Madeleine MacNaughton (2016 and 2020, respectively).

An athlete for most of his life, Bill began working as golf caddy at the Olympic Club when he was 11. He was an avid golfer and took advantage of any place he could find to practice his swing, which may have included hopping a fence or two. For years, Bill ran in the Bay to Breakers and was an active member of the South End Rowing Club and a regular on their handball courts.

Bill spent 40 years working for the federal government, beginning when he joined the National Labor Relations Board in San Francisco in 1967. He served as a field examiner for many years and later oversaw a team of attorneys and examiners resolving or litigating labor disputes.

After his retirement, he spent 15 years as a highly sought after labor arbitrator.

True to his Jesuit education, Bill held deeply rooted beliefs of social justice, fairness and equity for all, especially to those whose voices he felt were stifled in the workplace. This belief was the underpinning of his dedication to workers' rights and fair labor practices for more than 55 years.

For decades, Bill and his family shared a prayer before dinner.

"Dear God, thank you for the food you've given us and thank you for giving us each other. Please help us to love each other and understand each other. Amen"

Bill deeply believed that respect, equity, tolerance and kindness toward others was possible if people would try to understand one another. He practiced this personally and professionally, and in his faith and his community.

Bill is survived by his wife of 48 years, Connie Engler; three sons, Kevin and Patrick of San Francisco and Michael of Corona, Calif.; two daughters, Jennifer Westbrook of Pleasant Hill and Theresa Engler-MacNaughton of Montara, and nine grandchildren.

The oldest of six brothers and sisters, Bill is also survived by his three sisters, Jean Etcheverry, Maureen Engler and Virginia Wolff, as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.

A special thank you to the caretakers, nurses and doctors at Mission House Hospice and Peninsula Hospital. Your kindness will be remembered.

Memorial donations may be made to the St. Ignatius College Preparatory Scholarship Fund and/or the Lewy Body Dementia Association.

A funeral Mass will be held at 2 p.m., June 2, at St. Robert Church, 1380 Crystal Springs Road, San Bruno, CA, 94066. It will be immediately followed by a celebration of Bill's life at the Embassy Suites Hotel, 150 Anza Blvd., Burlingame, CA 94010.

Ethan Smith '18 earned Player of the Year honors and he made the WCAL All League First Team. Second Team honors went to Daniel Boudagian '20. Bobby Berliner '19, Daniel Gaffney '20 and Ethan Chin '21 earned Honorable Mention status.

Read more here.

The women's varsity crew is headed to NCAA Rowing championships in Sarasota, Fla., along with SI rowers Caroline Maguire'16 and Georgia Davey '15, Coach of the Year Glenn Putyrae '89 and West Coast Conference Coxswain of the year (for the second straight year) Alexa Jadallah '16. Congrats to the Zags!

https://www.facebook.com/zagsrowing/photos/a.26498...

http://www.gozags.com/sports/w-rowing/recaps/05121...

The Pacifica Sports Club held its annual Breakfast of Champions May 19 at the Moose Lodge to honor hometown athletes. Among them were juniors Paul Gouchon (water polo) and Lexie Lotti (soccer). Their coaches came to sing their praises among Pacifica's finest.

The National Council of Teachers of English each year honors the best 11th grade writers in the nation. This year, Katia Renault '19 is among those honored in its Achievement Awards in Writing contest. She is pictured here with her English teacher (and English Department chair) Dan Vollert '85. Look for more on Katia in the summer issue of Genesis Magazine.

SI softball beat Silver Creek of San Jose 5–1 to advance to the semifinal game in the top CCS Open Division playoffs vs. Mitty on Thursday 5/24 at 6pm at Hawes Field in Redwood City.

Also, congrats to Madison Augusto '18, named co-pitcher of the year for the WCAL; Maicie Levitt '19, Kelly McGuigan '20 and Leila Hennessey '21, who made the all-league first-team; Marjoelle Palacio '19 and Madison Gunn '19, who made the second team; and Marina Egbert '21, who won honorable mention status.

Go Cats!

Read more here.

And here.

SI's Girls Who Code members competed last Friday, May 18 in the Senior Division of Technovation (Technovation Challenge) The team is composed of: Kailey Sjauwfoekloy '20, Andrea Torres '20, Abby Lam '20 and Stephanie Gilbert '20. They developed a business plan and an app coded entirely in XCode Swift called Motivators. They competed against 8 other high schools in the Senior division and lost to another Swift Coding team: WeAreEntrepreneurs=True. Motivators received accolades from the judges on the data gathering work they did as a team in tackling the issue of stress in High School. SI's Girls Who Code is proud of the work the Motivators did in further closing the gender equity gap in STEM.

Congrats to Levy Middlebrooks and Gil Haskell, who were honored last Saturday night at the SF Prep Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.

Haskell, who successfully coached in the NCAA and NFL for many years, earned entry into the foundation for his skill at SI, first as a student-athlete playing football for Pat Malley '49 and then as head varsity football and track coach. In his four years as a track coach, his teams won four frosh-soph league titles and three WCAL varsity championships — the biggest win happening at the Carlmont Relays in 1972 against some of the best teams in the Bay Area.

He coached the Wildcat football team between 1973 and 1977 and sported a 34–15–0 record (.694), which included four 7-win seasons out of the five he coached. Perhaps his greatest victory with SI came in late 1977 when the 'Cats traveled to SCU's Buck Shaw Stadium and defeated the nation's number-two-ranked Bellarmine Bells, 8–0.

Standing beside Haskell at the ceremony will be Middlebrooks, one of the most dominant basketball players in SI history. He led the Wildcats to back-to-back WCAL championships, and his 1984 team played for the state title after winning the Northern California championship game. Middlebrooks went on to a stellar career at Pepperdine, including being named the West Coast Conference's Player of the Year. After college he toured the world playing abroad professionally on several continents for 20 years. Today, Middlebrooks resides in Southern California, where he works with special-needs and at-risk youth.

On March 17, Kevin Reidy '18 competed in the annual "Battle of the Bands" competition at the Jewish Community Center on California Street. The event featured a dozen bands made up of high school age musicians from around the Bay Area, including SHC's popular band, "Peer Pressure". The competition involved two rounds of judging by a panel of five professionals working in the music industry, and a final elimination round that was voted on by the audience.

Kevin became the first winner in the history of the competition to win as a solo artist. Playing guitar, harmonica and vocals, Kevin performed his original compositions "Unfortunate Son" and "Faked a Smile", as well as a cover of the Paul Simon song "The Only Living Boy in New York". Kevin's recordings can be heard on the website SoundCloud, under the stage name Pope Suburban.

The awards for winning the competition included a cash prize, a recording studio session for Kevin to record and produce his songs, his being invited to be one of the opening acts for the S.F. Rock Project performance at the Hotel Utah (back on March 25), and a radio show featuring Kevin with an interview and performance. The radio show will be live this coming Monday, May 28 on KPOO - FM 89.5. It will be on the show of DJ Marilynn from 12:30 to 1:00 p.m. KPOO is POOr People's Radio, a Community Radio station, and can also be heard on kpoo.com.

Jules Anthony Levaggi

October 6, 1927 to May 11, 2018

Jules was born at St. Francis Hospital in San Francisco on October 6, 1927 to Elvira Dorothy Garibaldi and Antone Tony Levaggi. He was a California Pioneer, with his family members arriving from Italy in the 1840s. He grew up in Plymouth, Amador County, and San Francisco, attending St. Vincent de Paul School and St. Ignatius High School. In 1945, after his freshman year at the University of San Francisco, Jules volunteered to join the U.S. Army and served two years in Texas. He returned to complete his studies at USF, where he became increasingly interested in the field of social work. This led him to complete a master's degree in Social Work from Columbia University and begin a lifelong career in the field.

Jules spent several subsequent years in the 50s in Oklahoma, where he worked for the State Department of Child Welfare. It was there in Oklahoma City that he met his future wife, Suzanne Mideke. They married there in 1957, after which they permanently relocated to San Francisco, where they would later raise their family together.

Jules devoted a total of sixty years of service in the social work field. He was first employed as a licensed clinical social worker at The Family Service Agency of San Francisco; then, for the next 29 years, he worked at the McAuley Neuropsychiatric Institute of St. Mary's Hospital, and finally with the City and County of San Francisco Adolescent and Adult Services for a further 25 years. He also maintained an active private practice in individual and group counseling from 1958 until one month before his death.

For 25 years he served on the founding board of the International Conference for the Advancement of Social Work in Private Practice (ICAPP) and was the organization's Vice President and President for many years. He was also President of The Children's Garden, a foster care agency.

Jules was deeply fond of his experiences with his many professional colleagues and his numerous clients over the years. Many of his clients continued to see him privately in his home well after his official retirement at 84 years of age. He loved meeting people and making friends, and understood and encouraged the best qualities in everyone he met.

An elegant and gentle man, he had a natural understanding and appreciation for all kinds of music and theater, which he shared, wholeheartedly, with his wife. He stood by and loved his family, fully supporting their dreams and endeavors in every possible way.

Jules is survived by his wife of 60 years, Suzanne, their five grown children: Jonathan Antone; Christian Rex, his wife Anadith and their two children Isabella Jules and Annika Jane; Madeleine Sophia and her husband Rudy Murieen; Francesca Suzanne, her husband Tim Howard and their two children Jules Robert and Chiara Valentina; and Annaliese Isabelle and her partner Dale Fanning. His younger brother Lloyd and their parents predeceased Jules.

For three years Jules and his family received invaluable care and attention from two caregivers: Araceli and Mark. During the last three weeks, the Kaiser Hospice team provided additional support to him and the family.

Jules Anthony Levaggi died peacefully at home on Friday morning, May 11, 2018 with his family at his side. The cause of his death was complications of diabetes.

During his 90 years of life, Jules loved and was loved by his family. His was a life well lived.

Family, friends and colleagues are invited to attend his funeral mass on May 29, 2018 at 11:00 am at St. Dominic's Catholic Church, 2390 Bush St. at Steiner St. San Francisco, CA.

Burial will take place on May 31, 2018 at 1:00 pm in the Pioneer Cemetery, Plymouth, CA

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Salesian Boys and Girls Club. Attention Randy De Martini 680 Filbert St, SF, 94133.

Read Kerry's story here.

We will be sending 10 groups of students and faculty on immersion and service trips this summer! Please keep the following students and adult leaders in your prayers over the course of the summer:

El Paso

Dates: June 2-16

Adult Leaders: Joe Bommarito & Sr. Sharon Brannen

Students:

• Kelly Connolly
• Sydney Cook-Jeffris
• Lucas Laughlin
• Sophia Russo
• Airol Anne Ubas
• Cameron Hagey
• Nathaniel Washington

New Orleans

Dates: June 9-22

Adult Leaders: Lauren Totah, Patrick Cody, Maricel Hernandez, Adrian O'Keefe (on-site coordinator)

Students:

• Trinity Batiste
• Nicole Feeney
• Rachel Peterian
• Cherina Dominguez
• Brittany Mason
• Isabella Morales

Kansas City, Missouri

Dates: June 10-16

Adult Leaders: Owen Maguire & Katie O'Reilly

Students:

• Tahleea Duran
• Erin Louie
• Elizabeth Sullivan
• Lucas Miranda
• John Murphy
• Robert Weber
• Megan Lee
• Bobby Berliner

Tenderloin

Dates: June 17-30

Adult Leaders: Ryan Dilag, Jen Roy, and Fumi Tosu

Students:

• Alice Canapary
• Kerri Lyons
• Lizzie McGovern
• Jack Hickey
• Evan O'Reilly
• Tacoma

Dates: June 30-July 13

Adult Leaders: Patrick Lannan & Melissa Mendoza

Students:

• Madison Syufy
• Nick Kostanecki
• Marco Morales
• Hannah FitzGerald
• Rebecca Latham
• Alex Marquez
• Daniel DiLena
• Emiliano Jimenez

Nogales

Dates: July 30 - July 14

Adult Leaders: Chad Evans & Ana Lopez

• Students:
• Joshua Ansay
• Arunav Kohli
• Kyle McAuliffe
• Quinn O'Connor
• Fernando Flynn-Quintanilla
• Chazz Francesconi
• Robert Velasco
• Ben Zovickian

Ecuador

Dates: July 2-16

Adult Leaders: Tamara Setiady & Andrew Shahamiri

Students:

• Amanda McNamara
• Cora Morrison
• Katia Renault
• Isabel Samayoa
• Roberto Borja
• Finn McCarthy
• Connor Simpson

El Salvador

Dates: July 7-21

Adult Leaders: Sullivan Oakley & John Ottersberg

Students:

• Dara Murphy
• David Nunez
• Madeline Bird
• Rori Carlin
• Amanda Mei
• Natalie Ryan
• Sean Fitzgerald
• Joaquin Turek

Wheeling, West Virginia

Dates: July 22-28

Adult Leaders: Meredith Mannion & Anne Stricherz

Students:

• Julia Kelly
• Patricia Albunan
• Sophia Cullinan
• Kerry Fitzgerald
• Annaleigh Mar
• Emily McCarthy
• Camden, New Jersey

Dates: July 29-August 4

Adult Leaders: Darius White, Ashley Withers, and Stephanie Wong

Students:

• Martina Reyes
• Kyle Adelmann
• Joshua Anagnostou
• David Barajas
• Kol Van Giesen
• Justin Tucker
• Jack Connolly
• Kaitlin Kelly
• Gianna Jones
• Ross Klein
• Paul Wu

We look forward to sharing our experiences with you in the fall! Thank you for holding us in prayer this summer. -Tam Sediaty, SI Campus Ministry Team

Cooper, who is currently in Philadelphia getting ready to row for SI crew in the national championships, offered his salutatory on video thanks to SITV moderator Mike Santos and SITV President Alex Ring '18, who flew there Tuesday. They filmed Wednesday and Thursday morning and then edited the video from 1 to 10 p.m. Thursday, taking the red-eye back to SFO to share Cooper's words with the assembled student body at the Awards Assembly. Enjoy!

Cooper Viet Salutatorian 2018

Below is Principal Ruff's introduction of Cooper:

The next speaker at our Awards Assembly is chosen by the Graduation Committee in consultation with the graduating class and the faculty, for the honor of giving the salutatory address.

The salutatorian is selected as an embodiment of the spirit of the Class of 2018. Manifesting the Ignatian values of our school and marked by the love and respect of the entire class, the salutatorian is chosen to address the community so that we can remember and celebrate the last four years. This year's salutatorian has demonstrated true versatility in what it is to be an Ignatian with gifts in the classroom, in athletics, on the stage, with the written word, and in our community. The accomplishments are many...

• 200 hours of community service
• writer for SI Live
• leadership in the Finance Club, the Model United Nations Club, and Speech and Debate
• published in both The Quill and Inside SI

All this, and still found time to play two sports

This is an impressive list and but this is an impressive young man.

It is my pleasure to introduce your 2018 Salutatorian, Cooper Veit.

A Year at SI: Blame It On The Boogie

The following awards were conferred at Friday's Awards Assembly. See photos from that event here and here.

STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT

• Michael Lundgren

NORMAN A. BOUDEWIJN '86 AWARD

• Erin Valoroso

JOHN E. BROPHY, '43 AWARD OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETES

• Delaney Peranich
• David Woodruff

CAMPUS MINISTRY AWARD

• Miguel Angala
• Sophia Hapin

FR. HARRY CARLIN, S.J. '35 AWARD

• Tessca Almeida
• Grace Altree
• Christian Eidson
• Sarah Euchner
• Michael Hymowitz
• John Pollak
• CHORUS AWARD
• Anna Gray

CLASSICAL & MODERN LANGUAGES AWARDS

French

• Andrew Boosalis

Latin

• Carina Leung

Mandarin

• Melanie Law

Spanish

• Kira Barnes

DANCE AWARD

• Clare Canellos

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

GENERAL EXCELLENCE AWARD

• Michael Lundgren
• Cooper Veit

ENGLISH WRITING AWARD

• Angela Yang

FINE ARTS AWARDS

• Rhode Island School of Design
• Annual Art Award
• Aremi Montiel Torres
• Visual Arts Emphasis
• Juliana daRoza

Performing Arts Emphasis

• Kevin Reidy

FOX MEMORIAL RELIGION AWARD

Class of 2018

• Andrew Boosalis and Jazara Metcalf

Class of 2019

• Carolyne Ikeda and Nicole Ostrowski

Class of 2020

• Kiana Ansari and Isiah Martin-Lopez

Class of 2021

• Claire Galerkin and Emma Shadoan

FRESHMAN ELOCUTION AWARD

• Erika Morris

THE HOPKINS-MCMANUS ESSAY CONTEST

• Gigi Mohr '20
• Sophie Treanor '20
• Finn Rollings '20
• Mathilda Sullivan '18
• Courtney Yee '21
• Erin Louie '19

INSIGNIS AWARD

• Rory Grady
• Katelyn Kung

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AWARD

• Joshua Blas
• Nicholas Madera

LEADERSHIP AWARD

• Miguel Angala
• Kasey Fung

MATHEMATICS AWARD

• Madeline Wang

FR. EDWARD McFADDEN, S.J. '41 AWARD

• Hugh Brooks
• Cami Doo
• Maya Gonzales
• Diego Morales
• Benjamin Schmitt

TOM MURPHY '76 JESUIT SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION AWARD

• Kevin Reidy

MARIO PRIETTO, S.J. COMEDY AWARD

• Sophia Russo '19

PUBLICATIONS AWARDS

Inside SI

• Jose Davila
• Cooper Veit
• Angela Yang

The Ignatian

• Ava Mar
• Katherine Palu

The Quill

• Elle Hagler
• Tiffany Hue
• Benjamin Schmitt
• Angela Yang

SITV

• Benjamin Lee
• Alexander Ring
• Chloe Tanlimco

THOMAS A. REED, S.J., CHRISTIAN SERVICE AWARD

• Gabriella Schmidt
• Justin Yamamura

MATEO RICCI EQUITY AND INCLUSION AWARD

• Paloma Chavez
• Chandler Crump
• Alena McGrew
• Ava Nordling

SALUTATORIAN

• Cooper Veit

SCIENCE AWARDS

Life Sciences

• Chloe Tanlimco

Physical Sciences

• Madeline Wang

SERVICE AWARD

• Zhulin Dixon
• Dominique Hauscarriague

CHUCK SIMON THEATRE AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ACTING

• Michaella Kumli

PETER SMITH, '80 THEATRE AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TECHNICAL THEATRE

• James DeGraw
• Charlie Mejia

SOCIAL SCIENCE AWARD

• Nina Blanc

SOPHOMORE ORATORICAL AWARD

• Samantha Magdamo

SPEECH & DEBATE AWARD

• Cami Doo

SPIRIT AWARD

• Aidan Banfield
• Skye Daval-Santos

VISUAL ARTS AWARD

• Sophia Boosalis
• Marjorie Patricio
• Lauren Sullivan

CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION LIFE MEMBERS

The seniors listed below have earned Life Membership in CSF Chapter 211cc, as of January 2018

• Xianna Barnes
• Katelien Blumenthal
• Andrew Boosalis
• Sophia Boosalis
• Francesca Briggs
• Ava Burgos
• Juliana daRoza
• Claire Dworsky
• Tara Flynn
• Kasey Fung
• Megan Joson
• Andy Kwan
• Spencer Lee
• Michael Lundgren
• Anne Magee
• Ava Mar
• Lindsey Merrigan
• Jazara Metcalf
• Alexis Minnis
• Diego Morales
• Luke Phelan
• Victoria Salinas
• Benjamin Schmitt
• Jonathan Tablante
• Courtney Turkatte

NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM WINNER 2018

• Chloe Tanlimco

NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FINALISTS

• Andrew Presher
• Alexander Ring
• Chloe Tanlimco
• Cooper Veit
• Madeline Wang
• Joshua Young

NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM COMMENDED STUDENTS

• Hugh Brooks
• Cami Doo
• Claire Dworsky
• Christian Eidson
• Sarah Euchner
• Megan Joson
• Daniel Lawrence
• William Lawrence
• Anthony Mark
• Madeleine Peitz
• Andrew Presher
• Alexander Ring
• Thom Rumberger
• Chloe Tanlimco
• Cooper Veit
• Madeline Wang
• Justin Yamamura
• Angela Yang
• Joshua Young

200 COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS CLUB

• Ana Abarca
• John Alexander
• Tessca Almeida
• Grace Altree
• Miguel Angala
• Gracie Aquino
• Madison Augusto
• Kira Barnes
• Alexandra Baumgarten
• Robert Bertain
• Isabel Birkmyer
• Joshua Blas
• Kiara Boboff
• Hugh Brooks
• Shannon Buckley
• Ava Burgos
• Maureen Burke
• Orlando Caballero
• Mariel Campoverde
• Liam Casserly
• Madison Castagnola
• Madelynn Chan
• Alan Chase
• Tiffany Chen
• Keo Chui
• Austin Clayton
• Caitlin Colina
• Erik Connell
• Caitlin Cotter
• Chandler Crump
• Joseph Cuevas
• Jazmine Cunanan
• James DeGraw
• John DeGraw
• Elsa Dierkhising
• Zhulin Dixon
• Corley Doyle
• Brendan Eggert
• Cassie Fell
• Keelin Flynn
• Tara Flynn
• Jonathan Fong
• Kasey Fung
• Audrey Gaitley
• Corgan Goodrow
• John Hanley
• Thomas Haskell
• Dominique Hauscarriague
• Brandon Hing
• Kyle Huang
• Tiffany Hue
• Michael Hymowitz
• Justine Jadallah
• Sophia Jadallah
• Lana Jarnutowski
• Se Kim
• Katelyn Kung
• Andy Kwan
• Spencer Lee
• Vanessa Lee
• Chiara Lind
• Marco Llamas
• Natalie Long
• Michael Lundgren
• Orla Lynagh-Shannon
• Megan Mac Neill
• Nicholas Madera
• Carrie Magee
• Ava Mar
• Anthony Mark
• John McBride Jr.
• Alena McGrew
• Christopher Melchior
• Lindsey Merrigan
• Christopher Miglio
• Alexis Minnis
• James Moore
• Diego Morales
• Brittney Nguyen
• Charlize Ott
• Katherine Palu
• Diego Ponce
• Daniella Recinos
• Dearan Roche
• Elliot Schaffer Jr.
• Gabriella Schmidt
• Benjamin Schmitt
• Judy Shamshikh
• Erika Shanahan
• Adeeb Shihadeh
• Beau Sidwell
• Lauren Sullivan
• Nashira Talley
• Chloe Tanlimco
• William Taylor
• Gabriel Terry
• Stacey Tom
• Marina Tonna
• Courtney Turkatte
• Natalie Tuufuli
• Erin Valoroso
• Gabrielle Veron Low
• Rose Wade
• Catherine Wall
• Roland Wang
• Rosalyn Wang
• Aaron Wong
• Madeleine Wong
• Justin Yamamura
• Angela Yang
• Joshua Young

SCHOLARSHIPS RECEIVED BY MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 2018

• American University Frederick Douglass
• Distinguished Scholar Award
• Arizona State University Deans Scholarship
• Arizona State University New American Scholars Program
• Army ROTC Scholarship
• Azusa Pacific University Deans Scholarship
• Bentley University Presidents Scholarship
• Boston University Presidential Scholarship
• Bowdoin College
• Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain Scholarship
• Butler University Merit Scholarship
• CA Refuse Recycling Northern District
• Presidents Scholarship
• California Lutheran University Provost Scholarship
• California Lutheran University Regents Scholarship
• Callaghan Society Scholarship
• Case Western Reserve University Bolton Scholarship
• Case Western Reserve University Regent Scholarship
• Case Western University Scholarship
• Chapman University Chancellor Scholar
• Chapman University Deans Scholarship
• Chapman University Hesperian Scholar
• Chapman University Presidential Scholarship
• Chapman University Provost Scholar
• Clark University Jonas Clark Scholarship
• Clemson University Academic Scholarship
• CMSA 2018 Scholarship Award
• College of Charleston Academic Scholarship
• College of Charleston Merit Scholarship
• College of the Holy Cross Scholarship
• College of William & Mary William & Mary Scholars
• Colorado School of Mines Merit Scholarship
• Colorado State University Fort Collins Provosts Scholarship
• Colorado State University Presidential Scholarship
• Colorado State University Provost Scholarship
• Colorado State University
• Western Undergraduate Exchange Scholarship
• Comcast Leadership Award
• Community Service Scholarship
• Connecticut College Trustee Scholarship
• Creighton University Academic Scholarship
• Creighton University Award
• Creighton University Jesuit Scholarship
• Creighton University Magis Award
• Dartmouth College General Scholarship
• Denison University Alumni Award
• DePaul University Deans Scholarship
• DePaul University St. Vincent DePaul Award
• DePauw University
• Ruth and Philip Holton Memorial Scholarship
• Dominican University Alemany Achievement Award
• Dominican University of California Deans Scholarship
• Dominican University of California Presidential Scholarship
• Dominican University of California Trustee Scholarship
• Drexel University A.J. Drexel Scholarship
• Drexel University Returning Scholars Award
• Drexel University Westphal Portfolio Scholarship
• Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship
• Emerson College Luminary Scholarship
• Engineering Excellence Scholarship Award
• Fairfield University Bellarmine Scholarship
• Fairfield University Loyola Scholarship
• Fordham University Deans Scholarship
• Fordham University Jogues Scholarship
• Fordham University Loyola Scholarship
• Fordham University Scholarship
• Fordham University Tuition Award
• George Fox University Deans Scholar Award
• SCHOLARSHIPS RECEIVED
• BY MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 2018
• George Washington University
• Presidential Academic Scholarship
• Georgetown University Bellarmine Scholarship
• Georgetown University Scholarship
• Gettysburg College Abraham Lincoln Scholarship
• Gonzaga University Achievement Scholarship
• Gonzaga University Aloysius Scholarship
• Gonzaga University Community Scholar
• Gonzaga University Deans Scholarship
• Gonzaga University Dussault Scholarship
• Gonzaga University Merit Scholarship
• Gonzaga University Regents Scholarship
• Gonzaga University Scholarship
• Gonzaga University Trustee Scholarship
• Gonzaga University Phyllis Grace Mozilo Scholarship
• Grand Canyon University GCU Scholarship
• Hofstra University Deans Scholarship
• Hofstra University Presidential Scholarship
• Hofstra University Provost Scholarship
• Indiana University Deans Scholarship
• Kaiser Permanente Asian Association Scholarship Program
• Lawrence University Academic Scholarship
• Lawrence University
• Community Based Organization Scholarship
• Lewis & Clark College Pioneer Award
• Lewis & Clark College Endowed Scholarship
• Lewis & Clark College Faculty Scholarship
• Lewis and Clark College Trustee Scholarship
• Linfield College Achievement Award
• Loyola Marymount University Achievement Award
• Loyola Marymount University Arrupe Scholarship
• Loyola Marymount University Athletics Scholarship
• Loyola Marymount University Early Action Award
• Loyola Marymount University Hill Foundation
• Loyola Marymount University Jesuit High School
• Loyola Marymount University LMU Scholarship
• Loyola Marymount University Presidential Scholarship
• Loyola University Chicago Damen Scholarship
• Loyola University Chicago Deans Scholarship
• Loyola University Chicago Jesuit Heritage Award
• Loyola University Chicago
• Jesuit, B.V.M., Sisters of Christian Charity
• Loyola University Chicago Loyola Scholarship
• Loyola University Chicago Presidential Award
• Loyola University Chicago Trustee Scholarship
• Loyola University Chicago Rambler Award
• Loyola University Maryland Loyola Presidential Scholarship
• Loyola University Maryland Magis Award
• Loyola University New Orleans Deans Scholar
• Loyola University New Orleans Jesuit Heritage Award
• Loyola University New Orleans Recognition Award
• Loyola University New Orleans Scholarship Merit Award
• Loyola University of Chicago Loyola Scholarship
• Loyola University Rambler Award
• Manhattan College Provost Award
• Marquette University
• Ignatian Academic Achievement Scholarship
• Marquette University Jesuit Scholarship
• Marquette University Pere Marquette Award
• Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar Program Award
• Marymount Manhattan College Presidential Scholarship
• Miami University Oxford Red Hawk Excellence Scholarship
• National Hispanic Award
• National Merit Scholarship
• New York University College of Arts & Sciences Scholarship
• New York University Liberal Studies Scholarship
• New York University Social Work Scholarship
• New York University Tisch Scholarship
• Northeastern University College of Arts,
• Media & Design Distinguished Scholar Award
• Northeastern University Deans Scholarship
• Northeastern University Excellence Scholarship
• Northeastern University Merit Scholarship
• Notre Dame de Namur University Belmont Scholarship
• Oberlin College John F. Oberlin Scholarship
• Oberlin College John Frederick Oberlin Scholarship
• Occidental College Margaret Bundy Scholarship
• Occidental College Oxy College Scholarship
• Occidental College Honors Scholarship
• Ohio University Trustee Award
• Oregon State University Golden State Scholarship
• Oregon State University Tuition Grant Scholarship
• Pace University Presidents Scholarship
• Pacific Lutheran University PLU Academic Scholarship
• Portland State University
• Out-of-State Opportunity Scholarship
• Professional Business Women of Ca Scholarship
• Quinnipiac University Deans Scholarship
• Regis University Achievement Scholarship
• Regis University Blue and Gold Scholarship
• Regis University Board of Trustees Scholarship
• Regis University St. John Francis Regis Award
• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Leadership Award
• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute The Rensselaer Medal
• Rhodes College Rhodes Award
• Rochester Institute of Technology
• RIT Presidential Scholarship
• Rochester Institute of Technology
• RIT Founders Scholarship
• Rockhurst University Opportunity Grant Scholarship
• Saint Louis University Ignatian Scholarship
• Saint Louis University Ignatian Tuition Scholarship
• Saint Louis University Jesuit High School Award
• Saint Mary's College of California Presidential Scholarship
• Saint Mary's College of California
• Febres Cordero Scholarship
• Saint Mary's College of California Gael Scholar Award
• Saint Mary's College of California
• Honors at Entrance Scholarship
• Saint Mary's College of California Scholarship
• Saint Michael's College
• Edmundite Catholic High School Scholarship
• San Francisco Federal Credit Union
• Santa Clara University Deans Scholarship
• Santa Clara University Incentive Grant
• Santa Clara University Jesuit Ignatian Award
• Santa Clara University Presidential Scholar
• Santa Clara University Provost Scholarship
• Sarah Lawrence College Presidential Scholarship
• Sarah Lawrence Scholarship
• Scripps College Founders Scholarship
• Seattle University Arrupe Scholarship
• Seattle University Bellarmine Scholarship
• Seattle University Campion Scholarship
• Seattle University Ignatian Scholarship
• Seattle University Trustee Scholarship
• Southern Methodist University B. Lyle School Engineering
• Southern Methodist University Deans Scholarship
• Southern Methodist University SMU University Scholar
• St. John's University Catholic School Scholarship
• St. John's University St. Vincent De Paul Scholarship
• Stevens Institute of Technology
• Martha Bayard Stevens Scholarship
• Stevens Institute of Technology Presidential Scholarship
• Stevens Institute of Technology Stevens Grant
• SUNY Aswego Destination Award
• Syracuse University Chancellors Scholarship
• Syracuse University Deans Scholar
• Syracuse University Founders Scholarship
• Syracuse University Founders Scholarship
• Texas Christian University Faculty Scholarship
• Texas State University Presidents Honor Scholarship
• The George Washington University
• Presidential Academic Scholarship
• The New School Lang College Scholarship
• The University of Arizona Excellence Award
• Tulane University Distinguished Scholar Award
• Tulane University Founders Scholarship
• United States Military Academy at West Point
• University of Arizona Excellence Award
• University of California, Berkeley
• Undergraduate Scholarship
• University of California, Davis
• Hubert H. Wakeham Scholarship
• University of California, Davis Regents Scholarship
• University of California, Irvine
• Regents & Chancellors Scholarship
• University of California, Los Angeles
• Achievement Scholarship
• University of California, Merced Bobcat Award
• University of California, Riverside
• Highlander Excellence Scholarship
• University of California, Riverside
• The Chancellors Scholarship
• University of California, San Diego
• Regents and Chancellor's Scholarship
• University of California, Santa Barbara UCSB Scholarship
• University of California, Santa Barbara Regents Scholarship
• University of California, Santa Cruz Regents Scholarship
• University of Colorado at Boulder
• Chancellors Achievement Scholarship
• University of Colorado at Boulder Presidential Scholarship
• University of Dayton Father Chaminade Scholarship
• University of Dayton Leadership in Service Scholarship
• University of Dayton Study Abroad Scholarship
• University of Denver Centennial Scholar
• University of Denver University Scholar
• University of Denver Provost Scholar
• University of Hawaii Manoa Academic Merit Scholarship
• University of Iowa Old Gold Scholarship
• University of Massachusetts Amherst Chancellor 's Award
• University of Michigan
• Department of Theater & Drama Award
• University of Michigan LEAD Scholarship
• University of Minnesota Twin Cities National Scholarship
• University of Mississippi
• Academic Excellence Non-Resident
• University of Mississippi Academic Excellence Scholarship
• University of Mississippi Holmes Scholarship
• University of Montana
• Leadership, Achievement & Service Scholarship
• University of Nevada, Reno Presidential Scholarship
• University of Nevada, Reno
• Western Undergraduate Exchange
• University of Oregon Apex Scholarship
• University of Oregon Apex Scholarship
• University of Oregon General University Scholarship
• University of Oregon Presidential Scholarship
• University of Oregon Summit Scholarship
• University of Portland Academic Excellence
• University of Portland Holy Cross Scholarship
• University of Portland President's Scholarship
• University of Portland Presidential Scholarship
• University of Puget Sound Merit Scholarship
• University of Puget Sound Posse Foundation Award
• University of Puget Sound Presidents Scholarship
• University of Redlands Achievement Award
• University of Redlands Merit Scholarship
• University of Rhode Island Centennial Scholarship
• University of Riverside Grant
• University of Rochester
• Frederick Douglass & Susan B. Anthony Award
• University of Rochester
• Xerox Award for Innovation and Information
• University of San Diego Alcala Award
• University of San Diego Presidential Scholar Award
• University of San Diego Scholarship
• University of San Diego Torero Pride Scholarship
• University of San Diego Trustee Scholarship
• University of San Francisco Deans Scholar Award
• University of San Francisco Dons Award
• University of San Francisco Hilltop Award
• University of San Francisco Ignatius Scholarship
• University of San Francisco
• Presidents Academic Scholarship
• University of San Francisco
• Presidents Merit Scholarship Award
• University of San Francisco
• Provost Achievement Scholarship
• University of San Francisco Provost Merit Award
• University of San Francisco University Scholar Award
• University of San Francisco Global Award
• University of Southern California Deans Scholarship
• University of Southern California Directors Scholarship
• University of Southern California Presidential Scholarship
• University of Texas, Austin
• Athletic Scholarship - Women's Rowing
• University of the Pacific Deans Scholarship
• University of the Pacific Pacific Scholarship
• University of the Pacific Presidents Scholarship
• University of the Pacific Provosts Scholar
• University of the Pacific
• Regents Scholarship Annual Award
• University of Vermont Presidential Scholarship
• University of Vermont, Trustees Scholarship
• University of Virginia Jefferson Scholars Foundation
• University of Washington Purple and Gold Scholar
• University of Wisconsin-Madison Athletic Scholarship
• Villanova University Presidential Scholarship
• Voice of Democracy Award
• Washington State University Cougar Academic Award
• Washington University in St. Louis
• Annika Rodriguez Scholarship
• Whitman College Achievement Scholarship
• Whitman College Endowed Scholarship
• Whitman College Lomen-Douglas Scholarship
• Whittier College John Greenleaf Whittier Scholarship
• Willamette University Jason Lee Scholarship
• Willamette University Scholarship
• Worcester Polytechnic Institute Presidential Scholarship
• Xavier University Scholarship
• Young Mens Institute YMI Essay Contest Award

COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES THE CLASS OF 2018 WILL BE ATTENDING

• American University
• Arizona State University
• Azusa Pacific University
• Boise State University
• Boston University
• Bucknell University
• California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
• California State Polytechnic University—Pomona
• California State University, Chico
• California State University, Monterey Bay
• California State University, Northridge
• Chapman University
• City College of San Francisco
• Clark University
• Colby College
• College of San Mateo
• College of the Holy Cross
• Colorado College
• Colorado State University
• Columbia University
• Cornell University
• Courtauld Institute of Art
• Dartmouth College
• Denison University
• Dominican University of California
• Drexel University
• Elon University
• Emerson College
• Florida State University
• Fordham University
• Georgetown University
• Gonzaga University
• Harvey Mudd College
• Haverford College
• Hofstra University
• Indiana University at Bloomington
• John Cabot University
• Johns Hopkins University
• Lehigh University
• Lewis & Clark College
• Loyola Marymount University
• Loyola University Chicago
• Marquette University
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Miami University, Oxford
• Middlebury College
• New York University
• Northeastern University
• Notre Dame de Namur University
• Oregon State University
• Pomona College
• Principia College
• Purdue University
• Quinnipiac University
• Regis University
• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
• Rhodes College
• Rochester Institute of Technology
• Rockhurst University
• Saint Louis University
• San Diego State University
• San Francisco State University
• San Jose State University
• Santa Clara University
• Sarah Lawrence College
• Seattle Pacific University
• Seattle University
• Smith College
• Sonoma State University
• Southern Methodist University
• St. Olaf College
• Stanford University
• Stevens Institute of Technology
• Syracuse University
• Temple University
• Texas Christian University
• The George Washington University
• The University of Alabama
• The University of Arizona
• The University of Oklahoma
• The University of Texas, Austin
• Trinity College
• Tufts University
• Tulane University
• United States Military Academy
• Preparatory School—Army
• United States Naval Academy
• University of British Columbia - Okanagan Campus
• University of California, Berkeley
• University of California, Davis
• University of California, Irvine
• University of California, Los Angeles
• University of California, Merced
• University of California, Riverside
• University of California, San Diego
• University of California, Santa Barbara
• University of California, Santa Cruz
• University of Chicago
• University of Colorado at Boulder
• University of Massachusetts, Amherst
• University of Michigan
• University of Nevada, Reno
• University of Oregon
• University of Pennsylvania
• University of Portland
• University of Puget Sound
• University of Redlands
• University of San Diego
• University of San Francisco
• University of Southern California
• University of Virginia
• University of Washington
• University of Wisconsin, Madison
• Vassar College
• Villanova University
• Washington and Lee University
• Washington University in St. Louis
• Wesleyan University
• Whitman College
• Willamette University
• Yale University