La Salle Catholic College Preparatory Summer 2013 Magazine

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La Salle AdministrationDenise L. Jones, PresidentAndrew Kuffner, PrincipalAndrea Burns ’97, Vice President of AdvancementMario De Ieso, Vice Principal for Academic ServicesBrian Devine, Vice Principal for Student LifeAlanna O’Brien, Vice Principal for Curriculum & Professional DevelopmentMatthew Winningham, Vice President of Finance & Operations

EditorHeather M. Eldon, Director of Advancement & Communications

contributorsKatie Allen Liz Banta ’00Holly Bigelow-White Stephanie Blumenson Andrea Burns ’97 Ernie Casciato ’72 Ann Cereghino Amber Chambers Brian Crawford Angela DeCosta Brian Devine Julie Dowhaniuk Rhonda Fisher Andrea Flores Jennifer Friend Denise L. Jones Kerri Kelvin Kam Kimball Greg Kozawa Kim LaValley Gina Maraist Liz Raines ’02 Maria Schroeder Matthew Winningham

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Mission Statement Inspired by St. John Baptist de La Salle, La Salle Catholic College Preparatory develops students of faith, service and scholarship by providing a transformative education allowing students to realize their maximum potential and use their gifts to serve Christ and humankind.

La Salle optimizes financial and academic accessibility for students, especially the underserved, who desire a rigorous and relevant education preparing them for college and life.

The La Salle community inspires students to find their voice as global citizens, to put their faith into action and to lead exceptional lives of integrity, honoring the God-given dignity of all.

Cover photo by Travis Edward Nodurft: La Salle’s Drama Department presented the 2013 Spring Musical, The Music Man, to a packed house for six engaging shows.The joyful musical featured a cast of children, current students, alumni and educators including Beth Biggs ’14 and Eliot Pomeroy.

Photo at left by Greg Kozawa: La Salle’s past and present principals pause for a photo at “Believe,” the school’s19th Annual Signature Fundraiser Benefiting StudentScholars on Friday, April 12, 2013, at the Hilton Portland& Executive Tower. Bill George (far left) served as principal 1997-2006, Tom Dudley (center) served as principal 2006-2013, and Principal Andrew Kuffner (right) took the helm July 1, 2013.

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There is a rhythm to the school year. The excitement of welcoming a new freshman class, the anticipation of new goals and opportunities, and always the finality that comes with commencement. It seems to surprise me every year, my desire to launch the senior class to a future yet to be realized and then the ambivalence of letting them go. It was especially true for the Class of 2013. Every class carves its own signature. It’s always unique and often reflects a collective profile. This class was filled with leaders, but their shared signature was their compassion and humility. They were so accomplished, but you rarely heard it out of their mouths. I know they worked hard, but they didn’t complain and you rarely saw them sweat. They exhibited a gracious leadership that will forever be their legacy.

They had their hand in six state championships during their four years with us. They brought the stage to life with their performances in The Music Man and Oklahoma. They built robots and engineered rocket launches. They explored the complex issues of this world and struggled to find God in the tragedy at Sandy Hook and in the devastation of tornadoes and earthquakes. When gunshots rang through Clackamas Town Center blocks from school, they returned to our campus seeking solace and sense. I told them at commencement and know that it is true: they have lived and witnessed real life. And it occurred to me reflecting on this fact, they laid the foundation for their own gospel. The Gospel according to the Class of 2013. The gospel is often referred to as the Good News. They are the good news. Their beginning chapters have been witness to His love.

As we say goodbye to this class, I am not only struck by how many lives they have already touched . . . at Lot Whitcomb Grade School, on a reservation in Browning , Montana, at Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles and border towns in Arizona. However, I think what struck me more profoundly was the joy that radiated from their faces when I witnessed the slide show during Senior Assembly, full of unceasing smiles and easy interlocking arms. I recognized that they work for justice, not out of duty or guilt or a sense of obligation, but from gratitude. And that is powerful. Our lives are best lived when we embrace the Good News. That is their gospel. That is part of their foundational story of faith. That is, in the end, the purpose of Lasallian education. That our students not simply hear the Gospel but that they are formed by it and it becomes who they are.

We have been blessed by the Class of 2013; now go and bless the world.

Live Jesus in our hearts,

Denise L. Jones, President

Message from the President

The Good News

“To touch the

hearts of your

students is

the greatest

miracle you

can perform.”St. John Baptist de La Salle

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2012-2013 School Leadership

Board of Trustees

John McDonagh, Board ChairVancouver Business Journal

Rev. E. William Beauchamp, CSC, University of Portland

Allen Burns ’73, Pkenergy Solutions

Martha Parisi Dirksen ’72, Community Leader

Steve Feltz ’73, NW Natural

Alfonso Lopez-Vasquez, Pacific University

Tim McGree, La Salle High School of Yakima

Dr. Lisa Morrison, Columbia United Providers

Myra Parrott, St. Francis Catholic School

Jack Powell ’73, The Sherpa Group Two LLC

Br. Kevin Slate, FSC, De La Salle Institute

Lesley Townsend, Providence Milwaukie Foundation

Mitchell Wall, Wall & Wall, P.C.

Fr. Charles Wood, Our Lady of the Lake

Foundation Board of Directors

Rick Soberanis, Board ChairAccelerator Business Solutions, LLC

Chris Bené, Azumano Corporate Travel

Joan Bollier, Community Leader

Rich Callahan, KPMG

Carl Christoferson, Oregon Investments, LLC

Tom D’Amore, D’Amore Law

Chuck Gall, RBC Dain Rauscher

Karen Garrison, PCC Structurals/Precision Castparts Corp.

Jeffrey Keeney, Tonkon Torp LLP

Edward Lilly, Spectra Novae Limited

Jen Modarelli, White Horse

Susan Robben Schweitzer ’79, The Standard

Karen Thul, Jostens

Greg Veasy, Hewlett Packard

Dan Wood, Starbucks Coffee Company

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Enter to Learn Leave to Serve

At the end of the 2012-2013 school year, La Salle honored retiring Principal Tom Dudley with a tribute to his trademark mustache (above). The school also said good bye to many exceptional educators who retired or moved on to new opportunities.

Thank you for your service: Amber Chambers, Brian Crawford, Paul Dreisbach, Tom Dudley, Erv Latincsics, Randy Rice, Beth Schaller, Kathy Schultz, Lauren Strand, Theresa Stuhrman, Ted Pfeifer ’88, Sue White and Michelle Zumpano.

Accept Everyone. Respect All Persons. Value the Individual.

Congratulations to teacher Lisa Moran and librarian Colette Cassinelli on their successful grant application to the OETC/CenturyLink Foundation for Education. The grant will fund Spanish class iPad minis, an Apple TV, new projector, apps and training for Moran and Cassinelli.

This program will serve as a model for rolling out mobile devices throughout La Salle’s campus and across the curriculum. CenturyLink’s Christopher Denzin and Scott Demming (above) presented the check on June 27, 2013, principal Tom Dudley’s last day before retiring.

This year our beloved principal, Tom Dudley (far left), announced his retirement. After 40 years in education, he decided it was time to pass the baton of institutional leadership. He leaves a legacy of instructional excellence and professional development that continues to position La Salle as one of the best college preparatory schools in the state.

While we miss the leadership and camaraderie that marked Tom’s tenure, we are delighted that Andrew Kuffner (left) will serve as La Salle’s tenth principal. Andy has been an inspiring educator and administrator at La Salle for over 17 years and he brings integrity and compassion to his new role as principal.

Through the gift of providential direction, Andy brings a depth of experience and wisdom which will lead our students to “Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve.” There is no greater blessing for our community.

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La Salle Prep’s Theatre Department presented its spring musical, “The Music Man,” to sold-out crowds in April and May. The production, directed by Ernie Casciato ’72, featured a cast of La Salle students, parents, teachers and future students (right) including performances by Rebecca Smith and Brayden Wernli (above).

Enter to Learn Leave to ServePush Your Limits. Prepare for Life.

La Salle’s new Little Dresses for Africa Club has 12 active members who have sewn more than 25 dresses that were mailed to Africa in May 2013. The group (above) meets about every six weeks on a Saturday morning to sew the dresses. Club moderator and admissions assistant Angela DeCosta taught the members how to sew.

La Salle’s Signum Fidei students, teachers and mentors (above) attended the annual Timbers U-23 School Days field trip on May 24, 2013. Signum Fidei assistants were invited to this year-end celebration to thank them for their hard work. Although the weather was chilly and it was drizzling, the Timbers won against the Vancouver Whitecaps.

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Enter to Learn Leave to ServeRemember the Presence of God. Concern for the Poor. Overcome Injustice.

The Oregonian awarded La Salle Prep first place in the 4A Oregonian Cup for the 2012-2013 school year. The award recognizes overall excellence in academics, activities, athletics and sportsmanship. Schools are awarded points based on final team standings in each sport offered, the school representation in individual sports at state championships, the number of teams with cumulative GPAs above 3.0 and general sportsmanship.

La Salle held first place for the 4A Oregonian Cup during the 2012 fall season thanks to the boys’ soccer team’s second place finish, boys’ cross country finishing third and girls’ cross country team winning the state championship. After the 2012-2013 winter season La Salle was in second place due to strong performances by the basketball teams. Girls’ basketball finished fourth at the state championships and boys’ basketball finished third.

All of La Salle’s teams finished on a high point this spring, with boys’ tennis finishing in third place and boys’ golf winning a state championship (right). The school’s point total also benefited from the fact that no La Salle players or coaches were ejected throughout the entire school year.

In addition to the Oregonian Cup award, the Oregon Athletic Coaches Association granted La Salle Prep the OACA 4A All Sport Award for the 2012-2013 school year. Throughout the past school year, the majority of La Salle Prep students were actively involved in sports and athletic clubs. Seventy-five percent of La Salle’s students participated on at least one team during the school year. Thirty five percent of students were members of at least two teams during the year.

In February 2013, a group from La Salle (above) braved the Boston winter to attend the Harvard Model Congress, the dynamic government simulation conference run exclusively by undergraduates at Harvard College.

Karen Kessler and Randy Rice traveled with a group of La Salle Spanish students to Costa Rica in late June and early July 2013. The cultural immersion trip featured economic field trips, service projects, host families, classes, soccer, dancing, hiking, rafting and poolside dining (above).

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Enter to Learn Leave to ServeJoslynn Bigelow ’14: Big Sister Personified.

As hundreds of area teenagers primped for the prom on May 18, 2013, La Salle’s Joslynn Bigelow ’14 prepared for the Sparks of Hope (SOH) 2nd annual fundraising gala at the Oregon Convention Center. Joslynn (right) embodies the Lasallian value of acting as a big sister to those in need. She is an active volunteer advocating for children.

With Lee Ann Mead, SOH founder (above right), Josylnn and other volunteers nurture children recovering from abuse. Among many other activities, she is a first generation teen mentor for SOH, which helps children who are survivors of abuse.

Joslynn created the SOH mascot “Hope the Hippo” (right) and works with other mentors to give a voice to children and shine a light on the prevalence of abuse. Joslynn’s passion for helping children drives her annual collection of clothes for Cares Northwest (above right). To learn more about Sparks of Hope, visit sparksofhope.org and Cares Northwest at caresnw.org.

In sixth grade, Joslynn started volunteering with the TOPSoccer outreach program, which helps children with disabilities enjoy the game of soccer, and she is now a “head buddy” (right).

In addition to the exceptional community service Joslynn performs, she is an active La Salle volunteer. She helps with the Polar Plunge Team (right) and is involved with the Signum Fidei program. We honor and celebrate Joslynn’s commitment to serve others.

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Valedictorians Kelsey Cathcart (right) and Kirk Dettmer (center) and Salutatorian Marissa Ferry (far right) led their classmates to the finish line in June.

A few highlights from the Class of 2013 (right) include two National Merit Commended Scholars: Charlie Summers and Megan Tholl; Trey Norton was awarded the Evans Scholarship which covers four years of college tuition and housing for deserving golf caddies; Precision Castparts Corporation awarded University of Oregon college scholarships to Sterling Akles, Brayan Rodriguez and Kayla Roysdon; and Guillermo Ramirez and Valentin Gashongore received PCC Structurals scholarships.

As La Salle Prep launches the Class of 2013 (right) to colleges including University of Notre Dame, U.S. Air Force Academy, Boston University, Fordham University, Santa Clara University and Wellesley College, the school prepares to welcome a full freshman class of 2017.

La Salle’s applicant pool and enrollment continues to remain strong. If you know someone who may be interested in La Salle, please encourage them to plan ahead and contact 503.353.1413 or admissions@lsprep.org. La Salle’s Open House is Sunday, October 27, 2013, 1 - 4 p.m. No RSVP needed.

Big Brothers & SistersThe Heart of the La Salle Community: Students Who Enter to Learn

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The Class of 2013Shannon AckerCameron AdamsJulie AgrimsonCourtney AhlgrenSterling Akles Jr.Tyler BarnhartChloe BasilePaige BellRachael BeyerNolan BollierJon BornemeierBlaine BoydSebastian BrunningRobert BudettiPaul BundyRudie BurnettAmanda ByrneSean CasterKelsey CathcartRebekah ChanMichaela ClarkMathew CollierMadeleine CriglowHaley CrosgroveEmily CulleyXavier CunninghamKaitlyn DannaLorraine De La RivaAlivia DeGagneAmy Del PlatoMariah DelegatoKirk DettmerCole DevoreJoseph DolezalHannah DuganDevin Durham

The Soul of the La Salle Community: 142 Graduates Who Leave to Serve

Samuel EichhornDakota EiselAlexandra EmmertAddison FattorMarissa FerryErin FlaggJohn FoyJacob FuhrerNatalie GageYingsi GaoValentin GashongoreJulia GeorgeTristan GomezSarah GrabeVincent Green-HiteJenna HadeedNicholas HannanSean HaysNicole HeitzmanHannah HildrethMark HolensteinDominic HortalezaShelby HowardGarrett HoweAlex HumbleKatelynn IonMark JaegerBradley JohnsonIan JohnsonRiley JohnsonJana KuklaJacob LarsenRebekah LeoneJenifer LidsterNicholas LienDavid Lillie

Jessica LumbaMeredith MacMillanJacob MaesJacob McGrawJarrod McKayJennifer McNassarDavid McVittieNatalia MeekinsColin MeisnerEliza MinculescuAlyssa MischeJenna MoffatEllie MulvaneyFrances MyletJonathan NagelDennis NguyenPeter NguyenGina NixTrey NortonGrant O’ConnellPatricia O’HollearnVictor OchiaMadeleine OgardEvan OlsonAlexander PetersenBrooklyn QuirkBlake RabournGuillermo RamirezAntonio RanieriElisabeth ResslerEmber RobinsonIan RobinsonAlexander RodenbeckBrayan RodriguezKayla RoysdonNatalie Schlechter

Nicole ScottLan ShangSierra ShoenAndrew SlatteryHarrison SmithAlex SoberanisAlexandria SprauerLaura SpreckerDavid StearnsTucker StuartGrant StuddardCharles SummersAlyssa SusnjaraAustin SwiftMaile SymondsTravis TaylorLuke TernesAlex TetherowMorgan ThollMcKensie ThomasBrandon TranIzabella Valadez-KirschbaumTori VanJonathan VoAnh Vu NguyenCaitlon VuPatrick WalshQingshi WangJonathan WeissVictoria WhiteYang XuHaley YohnCameron YoungEric Zimmerman

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Please send your updates to Liz Raines ’02 at 503.353.1425 or lraines@lsprep.org.

La Salle’s religious studies and Spanish teacher Jennifer Arrigotti married Roy Friend on December 29, 2012, at St. Ignatius Catholic Church in Portland. (Photo at left by Aaron Courter Photography).

On May 31 , 2013, Derek Ray, La Salle physics and chemistry teacher, proposed to Amber Chambers, Signum Fidei Co-Director (left). They are both very happy about their engagement and are looking forward to their wedding in the summer of 2015.

Mystery Alumni

If you are the first to correctly identify the alumni in the photo below, you will win a La Salle alumni item. Send your guess to lraines@lsprep.org.

Congratulations to incoming alumni board president Traci Watkins Mennis ’79 (senior yearbook photo at left) for correctly identifying Karen Klupenger Gay ’83, Lisa Aizawa ’83 Tami Watkins Klupenger ’83 and Tony Reiner ’83 in the Mystery Alumni photo in the last issue of the La Salle Prep Review.

Faculty & Staff News

Nicholas Mitchell Anderson ’12

Michael “Mike Richartz ’80

Mary Teresa Bucher

Doris Chek

Mary Madeline Miller Classen

John Patrick “Pat” Craven, Jr.

Marvin Ignatius Honl

Alice Rosalie Jarmer

Janet Marie Labrousse-Schwengels

Joanne Lee Lisac

Mary Pisano

Doris Elizabeth Scrutton

Lonnie Elias Shellenbarger

Donald G. Smith

Cindy Stearns

Jack Tovey

Matthew William Anderson

Please remember in your prayers the families and loved ones of the following members of the La Salle community who have passed away . . .

La Salle Alumni

La Salle Parents & Grandparents

In Memoriam

Friends, Supporters and Loved Ones

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Alumni Association Board of Directors

Patrick Gabrish ’84, Board PresidentPacific Natural Foods

Lisa Weaver Bergeson ’86, CYO

Brian Bergquist ’75, Kaiser Permanente

Matthew Call ’94, PGP Valuation

David Dugan ’87, Blount International

Jane Scrutton Ellison ’01, KeyBank

Donna Sunseri Howard ’79, Kavi Corporation

Joy Barta Hunt ’78, Sabin Elementary

Traci Watkins Mennis ’79, Community Leader

Mary Havlicek Pahl ’80, Iron Gate Realty Group

Mike Pendergast ’91, Self-employed

Kelsey Powell ’02, St. John the Apostle

Laura Sweet Spirlin ’78, Fred Meyer

Jason Zwick ’96, State Farm Insurance

Joshua Zwick ’99, Multnomah County Sheriff ’s Department

2012-2013 Alumni Association Board Alumni Events

The 16th Annual La Salle Golf Tournament sponsored by the Alumni Association raised more than $15,000.Alumni golfers from every decade represented the field on July 22, 2013. Thank you to committee members Jason Zwick ’96, James Buxman ’96, Ryan Steele ’99, Dominic Stelter ’99, Peter Timmen and Josh Zwick ’99.

Congratulations to first place co-ed team: Mark and Amanda Wade ’08, Ron Dowhaniuk and Dan Wood (above) and first place men’s team: Greg Bolt, Bill Winter, Mike Dewitt and Curtis Rystad (below). For 2014 tournament details, contact lraines@lsprep.org.

The La Salle Prep Seattle Alumni Chapter (above) met in June 2013, at the St. Andrew Bar and Grill. A special thanks to the Alumni Association for sponsoring the event, Jose Quiray ’92 for providing the venue and wine and Sarah Malone ’01 for organizing the group of Brian Ferrasci O’Malley ’00, Tyler Moore ’00, David Toll ’86, Nicholas Paradis ’03 and Ted Fulmer ’00. For information, contact lraines@lsprep.org.

Stay Connected . . .Send your alumni updates and photographs to Liz Raines ’02 at lraines@lsprep.org or 503.353.1425. Connect with us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/lasallealumni.

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2000sJacque Rhemrev Barber ’00 married Jonah Barber on January31, 2013, on Maui (left). Fellow alumni in attendance: WillRhemrev ’92, Katie Monte ’00, Megan Monte Nava ’02, NicoleMonte Nelson ’04, Tony Zadan ’99, Alyssa Wetherbee ’99,Katherine Rodela ’00 and Jenny Oenning Wilkerson ’00. Thecouple met at La Salle’s Steak & Seafood event.

Kira Goodwin Kvamme ’00 and her husband Chris welcomed son Holter Brandsen (left) on October 29, 2012. He weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces and measured 22 inches long. Dean Scrutton ’00 and his wife Meryl welcomed their first child, Andrea Elizabeth (left), on December 26, 2012.

Ryan Cereghino ’01 and his wife Ann and welcomed their son, Mark Ryan (below), on May 1, 2013, at 6 pounds 15 oz. and 19.5 inches long. Ryan and Ann are both teachers at La Salle.

Tyler Fermelis ’01 worked as the lead character artist for the Marvel Heroes game released earlier this year. Tyler’s proud mother is La Salle art teacher Christina Erickson.

Erin Neil Myers ’01 welcomed baby boy Samuel James (left) on July 12, 2013. Sam lives with his parents, Erin and Kevin in Walnut Creek, CA. He was 8 pounds, 2 ounces and 20 inches long. Sam’s proud grandmother, Mary Neil, serves as La Salle’s Director of Human Resources.

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Steve Feltz ’73 was named the Chief Financial Officer, SeniorVice President of Northwest Natural Gas on February 28, 2013.

Cecilia Hall Brennan ’73 (left) is the founder and board member of a new Catholic school in Lacey, Washington, Pope John Paul II High School. She received a BA in Theology from Loyola Marymount, a Certificate in Religious Education from University of Portland, an MA in Liturgical Studies from Notre

Dame and a Graduate Certificate in Canon Law from St. Mary’s. She lives in Olympia with her husband and three children.

Dr. Cecilia Bitz ’84 was the 2013 recipient of The Rosenstiel Award, a University of Miami top honor. Bitz is an associate professor in Atmospheric Sciences at University of Washington and the 39th recipient of the Rosenstiel Award.

Brett Wooden ’98 is a senior vice president of marketing and innovation who lives with his family (left) in Houston, TX. He oversees a credit union’s marketing, business development, technology systems integrity, and emerging technology strategies.

Matthew Dickman ’99 (left) is the author of All-American Poem, 50 American Plays (co-written with brother Michael Dickman ’99) and Mayakovsky’s Revolver. He is the recipient of The Honickman First Book Prize, The May Sarton Award, the Kate Tufts Award from Claremont College, and the 2009 Oregon Book Award from Literary Arts

of Oregon. He is poetry editor of Tin House Magazine and lives in Portland.

Dr. Ben “B.J.” Mares ’99 is doing mathematical research for theInternational School for Advanced Studies (SISSA) in Trieste, Italy.

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2000sErich Feltz ’02 and his wife Andrea Sharpe welcomed baby Hannah Marguerite (left) on February 8, 2013. She was 7 pounds, 8 ounces.

Matt “RC” Cooley ’03 is attending Katholic University in Leuven, Belgium, earning his master’s degree in philosophy.

Carley deSousa Dugart ’03 got married on June 26, 2010, and the couple welcomed their first child on their second anniversary in June 2012 (left). Their daughter’s name is Kaiya Nichole. Tiffany Forni Cushman ’03 married Jason Cushman on October 9 2013, in St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City (left). More than 150 people were at the ceremony, which had an extremely strict dress code. Due to the crowds, they were escorted by a Swiss guard.

Mike Wetherbee ’03 graduated from the Air Force Academy in 2007 and the University of Maryland with a master’s of public policy in 2009. He lives in Philadelphia and flies the KC-10 at McGuire AFB. He and his wife, Nikita are captains in the Air Force (left). Maddison Bond ’04 married Amy Mobbs on September 1, 2012. Maddison graduated from Pacific NW College of Art in 2009 with a BA in illustration.

Tyler Paradis ’05 and Sarah Wagner Paradis ’06 welcomed their second daughter, Juliette Frances (left), on February 1, 2013. The family is moving to Portland for Tyler’s job at OHSU.

He completed medical school at the University of Toledo in June 2013.

2000sMandy McGraw Taylor ’05 earned an English degree from Portland State University in 2008 and is working on a child and family studies degree while working at Helen Gordon Child Development Center. She married Sean McGraw on August 26, 2011 (left).

Chelsea Dibala Dudik ’07 married Graham Dudik ’07 (left) on January 5, 2013, at Immaculate Heart in Portland, OR . The maid of honor was Erin Dibala ’00 and the best men were Matthew ’09 and Tristan Dudik ’09.

Colby Neal ’08 had his senior research published in the American

Journal of Undergraduate Research in January 2013. He is working at Intel in Hillsboro in the R&D division.

Brandon Wagner ’08 worked on a small satellite that was selected by NASA to go into space by 2016. Bobby Ragasa ’09 (left) is attending Montana State University Billings where he plays baseball while earning his business degree.

Kristof Schroeder ’09 graduated from University of Puget Sound in May 2012 with a B.A. in history with a German minor. He is in Finland playing professional football with the Kouvola Indians (left). Kristof ’s proud mother is La Salle German teacher Maria Schroeder.

Kori Urben Jones ’10 married Zach Jones on July 7, 2012 (left). She is working toward her BS in Psycholog y and minor in Special Education at Western Oregon University and working at Limes Adult Foster Home. She plans to help those with developmental disabilities upon graduation.

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Everyone is welcome to La Salle’s Second Annual All Alumni Weekend: September 27-28, 2013!Register at www.lsprep.org/allalumni. Contact Liz Raines ’02 at 503.353.1425 or lraines@lsprep.org.

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Classes of ’73,’83,’93 and ’03 will be honored.

All Alumni Weekend

La Salle Prep

September 27-28, 2013