The Golden West College FoundationThe Golden West College Foundation was organized in 1985 to solicit and manage gifts to benefit the

college and its students. The Foundation is dedicated to supporting the College’s mission of providing

comprehensive academic opportunities to the community for lifelong learning.

A board of directors, who provides the leadership and direction for the organization’s operation, manages

the Foundation. The Foundation has grown steadily since 1985 with assets over $1,900,000. This has

been accomplished through donations of cash, bequests and grants from individuals and businesses. The

Foundation has provided $2,810,949 in scholarships to Golden West College students. In addition to cash

assets, the Foundation annually receives donated equipment and supplies that represent thousands of

dollars in gifts in-kind.

The primary focus of the Foundation Board of Directors is working toward building support for college-wide

needs. To nurture groups who have special interests in supporting Golden West College, the Foundation

provides staff support and direction to three auxiliaries. Each auxiliary is managed by its own board and

officers, requiring membership dues for operational expenses.

The Golden West Foundation continued its participation in the Scholarship and Awards Ceremony held in May by awarding scholarships to over 200 students. Since 1986, the Foundation has awarded over $2,800,000 to deserving students. This has been extremely gratifying to the Foundation as the awarding of scholarships is a direct contributor to the enhancement of student success at Golden West College.

On Saturday March 25, the Foundation held its ninth annual major fundraiser, the “Golden West College Gala.” Our success with this event continued, raising approximately $132,000-- a new record. The proceeds funded the Foundation’s Wish List Program and the Foundation’s Endowed Scholarships. We particularly want to thank Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc., Elmore Toyota and Union Bank of California as major sponsors and all the other underwriters who gave so generously to this event. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Gala Committee and its co-chairs, Emilee Young and Charla Kabana, as well as the community at large for continuing to support this very important event for the college. We are looking forward to continuing success at our tenth Gala scheduled for March 24, 2007.

Our 15th Annual Courtyard of Honor Ceremony was celebrated last October. We had six Pillars of Support (+$25,000) including the Profesóra Cronk Memorial Pillar, Charlie and Margie Bunten Pillar, Carolyn Cunningham Pillar, El Viento Pillar, the James Jordan Memorial Nursing Pillar, and the Norah Morrison, J.D., C.F.P. Pillar. The donor wall was increased by 40 donor names, with seven in the Golden Society ($10,000+) category. Three outstanding GWC alumni were honored as Alumni Pillar of Achievement recipients. Since the inception of this awards program in 1991, seventy-three alumni have been honored.

As we look to 2007, we want to express our collective gratitude for the support and leadership of the Foundation Board members whose continued commitment and participation is critical to the overall success of the Foundation’s mission. The Foundation’s objectives for 2007 include expanding Board membership and continuing a high level of participation from our members while seeking fresh ideas for new fund raising opportunities and existing programs.

This year has continued to be relatively challenging from an investment perspective with the market basically performing in a relatively narrow range. Under the guidance of the Investment Committee and its chairman, Doug Fabian, we have exercised a high degree of conservatism relative to our investments during the past year and will continue to exercise prudence in our efforts to increase the value of the portfolio and to provide a reasonable return on endowed funds. I would like to take the opportunity to thank Fabian Investment Resources and Spectrum Asset Management for their continued support and guidance on a volunteer basis.

In closing, I would like to personally thank the Foundation Board of Directors, Golden West College President Wes Bryan, and those who have provided advice, counsel, professional guidance, financial support and personal time to the Board during the past year. It is not often that I have had the unique opportunity to work with such a dedicated group, and I look forward to the upcoming year in which we will work as a team towards the goal of enhancing student success at Golden West College.

Report from the Foundation Chairman Bob Polentz

Robert Polentz, ChairmanGolden West College Foundation

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Golden West College Foundation Board of Directors

Coast Community College DistrictBoard of Trustees

Walter G. Howald • Mary L. Hornbuckle • Jim MorenoJerry Patterson • Armando Ruiz

Jeri Elder, student trustee

Kenneth D. Yglesias, Ed.D., Chancellor

�006Mary Botticella CEO, Huntington Beach HospitalTheodore Coutsoftides, M.D. SurgeonNancy Davies Vice President, Retail Market Division, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.Judy Elmore President, Elmore ToyotaJohn McGovern Senior Vice President, Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. (Ret.)Norah Morrison, C.F.P., J.D. Attorney at LawHarold Pazanti President/CEO Pazanti Home Mortgage CorporationRobert Polentz Aqua-Flo, LLCDonald Testa, D.D.S., J.D. Surgeon, Attorney at Law

�007Jerry Dominguez Region Manager, Southern California EdisonDouglas Fabian President, Fabian Wealth Strategies/Making Money with Doug FabianSteve Olmsted OLMSTED & ASSOCIATES Accountancy CorporationCheryl Tittle Classified Representative, GWCMai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. Faculty Representative, GWC Emilee Young, Ed.D. St. Joseph Health System, Home Health Network

�008Bonnie Castrey Mediator/Arbitrator

�009Connie Blietz Vice President/Bank Manager, Union Bank of CAPatricia Meredith Program Director, Irvine Health FoundationRon Mollis, Esq. Mollis & Mollis, Inc.Kevin Nguyen President/CEO Jettone Corporation

GWC Ex OfficioWes Bryan PresidentMargie Bunten Director, Public Relations & Institutional AdvancementJanet Houlihan Vice President, Administrative Services

GWC Presidential DesigneesLouise Comer Director, Fiscal ServicesBrandon Shelly ASGWC Representative

EmeritusMary Boyce Simpson

Executive BoardRobert Polentz ChairmanJudy Elmore PresidentSteve Olmsted TreasurerWes Bryan President, GWCMargie Bunten Executive Secretary

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Message from Golden West CollegePresident, Wes Bryan

President, Golden West College

As you are aware, Golden West College is celebrating “40 years of excellence.” Our year long celebration started with our participation in the Huntington Beach Fourth of July parade where our Foundation partners with Huntington Beach Hospital to sponsor a float. This year we won the Sweepstakes award. It was also gratifying to see our current student body president, Brandon Shelly, as well as our first student body president from 1966, John Furbish, waving to the crowds.

At each of our events, I have had the privilege of meeting students who have benefited from the generosity of your support. Some were scholarship recipients, others were helped through the book loan program, and others were able to use equipment in their classrooms purchased with wish list donations. Living in an affluent area we sometimes forget how important these efforts are in making a significant difference in the lives of our students. Getting to meet them years later, it is also rewarding to see the difference they have made in the lives of others. It simply validates what we already know intuitively – that an education not only improves the quality of an individual life – it contributes to the community as a whole. It is a gift that keeps on giving. After all, a Foundation that spends over a quarter of a million dollars per year of its bequests on student scholarships is really about building futures.

I am proud to be associated with a Foundation Board that understands the importance of educational opportunities and donates their time and energy to help expand them for students in need. This is why I have made it a high priority to aid in the expansion of our Foundation Board and increase our donors and scholarships. Recently, I read an article in the “Chronicle of Higher Education” that pointed out that donors increasingly are realizing the importance of supporting two-year institutions because they understand that importance of helping students get ready for transfer or learn entry level job skills. They know that if they can help them get a strong start, they are more likely to finish their degree or certification. Community colleges play a central role in workforce preparation.

I hope as you review this report you will consider involving yourself to a greater degree in the projects that our campus community sponsors. Without your support, the college could not begin to offer the scholarships and programs which provide our students with so many avenues to success. I am excited to be on this Board as we make plans together to ensure that the next 40 years will be as bright as the last.

On September 12, 2006 over 200 faculty and staff convened in the tiered amphitheater for an impressive group photo, the first since the opening day dedication ceremony on September 12, 1966. Each decade group stood together making a beautiful rainbow of color.

Happy 40th Anniversary GWC

Faculty and staff received different colored tee shirts based on which decade they became a permanent GWC employee: 60’s employees wore blue and white tie dye, 70’s wore orange, 80’s wore green, 90’s wore purple, and 2000’s wore red.

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The college kicked off its 40th anniversary celebration with a retro-60’s float in partnership with Huntington Beach Hospital.

With the Master Blaster confetti machine in high gear, the float rocked up Main Street to great 60’s music of the Jon Kubis Band with the G-DUB, the 1971 VW Bus Outreach vehicle, in the lead. Driving the G-DUB was President Wes Bryan, and

riding shotgun was CEO of Huntington Beach Hospital, Mary Botticella.

On the float, representing Golden West College, were Judy Elmore, GWC Foundation President, John Furbish, 1966 Associated Students President; Brandon Shelly, 2006 Associated Students President, and Edith Cardinali, charter staff member and the Classified Employee of the Year.

2005 Sweepstakes Award 2002 Sweepstakes Award 2001 Sweepstakes Award2004 Patriotic Award

Below are some of the other GWC/HBH floats that have won awards in recent years...

Huntington Beach 4th of July Parade Sweepstakes Winner

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GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATIONSTATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2006

Temporarily PermanentlyUnrestricted Restricted Restricted

Support and revenueSupport:

Contributions -$ 787,977$ 649,070$Special event (net of expenses of $152,795) 117,400 3,096 -Grant revenue - 107,915 -Other revenue 11,000 - -Donated services 289,948 - -Donated facilities 18,000 - -

Total support 436,348 898,988 649,070

Revenue:Interest and dividends 1,325 59,258 -Realized gain on investments 9,417 37,648 -Unrealized loss on investments (2,461) (38,768) -

Total revenue 8,281 58,138 -

Total support and revenue before netassets released from restrictions 444,629 957,126 649,070

Net assets released from restrictions 1,067,047 (949,268) (117,779)

Total support and revenue 1,511,676 7,858 531,291

ExpensesProgram services 1,048,050 - -

Supporting services:Management and general 240,981 - -Fundraising 72,663 - -

Total expenses 1,361,694 - -

Change in net assets 149,982 7,858 531,291

Net assetsBeginning, July 1 317,978 878,395 1,369,776Ending, June 30 467,960$ 886,253$ 1,901,067$

The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements.

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GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATIONSTATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS

For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2006

Cash flows from operating activities

Change in net assets 689,131$

Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash providedby operating activities

Unrealized loss on investments 41,229Changes in operating assets and liabilities: Decrease in accounts receivable 7,491 Increase in grant receivable (97,415) Increase in pledge receivable (90,000) Increase in accounts payable 68,205

Net cash provided by operating activities 618,641

Cash flows from investing activitiesReinvested interests and dividends (60,583)Proceeds on the sale of investments 376,879Purchase of investments (865,057)

Net cash used by investing activities (548,761)

Net increase in cash and cash equivalents 69,880

Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year, restated 473,356

Cash and cash equivalents, end of year 543,236$

The accompanying notes are an integral part of these financial statements

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On March 25, 2006 the Foundation hosted its 9th annual Gala fundraiser at the Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort. Thanks to overwhelming support, the Gala grossed $187,900. Once expenses were deducted, this event made it possible to bring in $131,394 for campus needs. Since 1998, the Gala has netted over $827,000.

9th Annual Gala

Admissions and Records Paper Shredder

Athletics Hard Disk video camcorder, Lightweight Tripod & Carrycase

Auto Collision 2 National Detroit #400 JitterbugsAir Sander

Automotive Technology Automotive Cooling System Vacuum Filler Machine

Biology 2 Lab CartsSimulated ABO & RH Blood typing lab activity

Business Customer Service Training MaterialsInstructional Films

Career Center Printer Cartridges

Computer Science Wireless Microphone

Computer Science/gaming Xbox 360

Cosmetology 3 Mega Hold Dryer Hoods

Criminal Justice Impact Weapon Training Suit

Design Roller Cabinet Tool Box set

Diesel Technology Heavy Duty Transmission Tool Kit

Digital Arts Film Scanner

2006 Wishes Fundedwith Gala Proceeds

$25,000 of the 2006 Gala proceeds were allotted to fund the Wish List Program. Wishes were limited to $1,200 each and were granted based on student impact and program needs. Over 43 items were granted to 30 departments campus wide.

Special thanks to 2006 Gala underwriters: $10,000 Marquee Sponsors: Elmore Toyota, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc., and Union Bank; $2500 Silver Sponsors: El Viento Foundation, Hoxsie Builders, Inc., Huntington Beach Hospital, Charla Kabana/Washington Mutual Financial Services, Norah Morrison, OLMSTED & ASSOCIATES Accountancy Corporation, Pazanti Home Mortgage Corporation, Rainbow Disposal Co., Inc., and The Boeing Company

Elmore Toyota Donates a 2006 Prius Hybrid

Judy Elmore, President of Elmore Toyota, gives the keys to the Prius to Patty Alspaugh.

Thanks to the generosity of Elmore

Toyota for the second year in a row, the

Gala had a high ticket fundraiser item—a

2006 Prius Hybrid. The opportunity

drawing tickets brought in $42,100 as

421 tickets sold at $100 each. Patty

Martino Alspaugh, the winner, works for

DMJM, the company that is involved in

a number of Measure C construction

projects at GWC.

Above: Wes Bryan, GWC President, Judy Elmore, Foundation President, and Bob Polentz, Foundation Chairman.

Left: Wayne Foster Entertainment was the night’s entertainment for the 2nd year.

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GWC Public Safety Officers are using the “buddy-system” in order to partner up with students to help provide our faculty, staff, and students with additional campus security through a bike patrol pilot program. The purchase of two (2) Smith and Wesson police bike packages, funded through the Foundation’s Wish List program, will ensure that the entire campus community will benefit from this service almost immediately.

The Smith and Wesson police bike packages include two (2) 24 speed police force mountain bikes with helmets, dual strobe lights, trunk bags, Modular Nite-Rider sirens, and rear lights. The GWC Public Safety department will staff the program with student Campus Safety Assistants (CSA’s) selected through an initial recruitment and interview process. The CSA’s will then be provided training similar to that of law enforcement bike patrol units across the state. The Public Safety Officers that volunteer for the program will also be given the opportunity to train along with the CSA’s in order to supplement the ranks of the program and team with a student to provide additional training and total quality service.

“The program is not only a boost in the level and depth of public safety services we are able to provide the campus community, but also a great opportunity for students seeking on-campus employment to provide a real service to the campus and our surrounding community,” states Mike Duffy, Director of Public Safety.

CSA bike patrols will maintain high visibility and focus their attention on areas of the campus such as the parking lots in a combined effort with public safety officers to deter incidents from occurring. Their maneuverability on and around the campus will help to maintain adequate response times to requests for service, as well as reduce the amount of vehicle traffic on the interior of the campus. The program will be implemented in February 2007.

Safety in NumbersFine Arts Mat CutterPug Mill

Floral Design Computer Equipment

Geography Instructional Film

Geology Earth Revealed Curriculum Package

Graphic Services Adobe Photoshop Plug-ins packagePhotoshop User Magazine subscription

Grounds Digital Camera, case, polarizing filter, 4GB memory

Library Dust BusterSuggestion BoxLaminator MachineHeavy-duty 3-hole puncherElectric StaplerShredder

Math Desk Chairs

Music Copy Machine/toner cartridges

Office Administration software licenses

Online Instruction Closed captioned DVDs

Physics Hyrunner Hydrogen Car

Public Safety 2 Smith & Wesson bike patrol packages

Social Science Laser Jet Printer 16” Physical Political Globe on floor stand

Student Health Services Reference Books

Theater Arts Replacement Chairs for students

Wishes Funded, continued

150,000175,000

$200,000

125,000100,000

75,000

25,000

% Profit

50,000

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 200668% 71% 80% 71% 70% 74% 77% 75% 70%

Gross Net

Gala Gross and Net 1998 - 2006

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Non-Cash DonationsThe list below represents the names of individuals, companies and organizations who contributed to the Golden West College Foundation in 2005/06.

Academy of Magical Arts, Inc.Acapulco Mexican Restaurant (Long Beach)Acapulco Mexican Restaurant (Sunlund)ActivisionAdrianos Pizza/ Gerard CruzatAEGAidells Sausage CompanyAliso Creek InnAll City Barber & Beauty SupplyALP ProductionsAltadena Golf CourseDr. Thomas E. AmenCulver AmherstAnaheim AngelsAnaheim White House RestaurantJo Andrews/Go With Jo TravelDavid AnthonyAntigua GroupAquarium of the BayAquarium of the PacificArmstrong Garden CentersArnold Palmer EnterprisesArrow IndustriesArrowood Vineyards & WineryArthur Court DesignsAsics Tiger CorporationAzusa Greens Country ClubB.R. Cohn WinerySusan BabbBabouch Moroccan RestaurantBack Bay Rowing & Running ClubLawrence BairdBalboa Bay ClubCamille Barber/Eternal Youth MedSpaBeach Billiards/Jim BalesTom BeaverBen & Jerry’s FoundationJaima BennettPhillip BernardBill’s CameraBJ’s BreweryBody Therapy CenterPat BoneBoomers! Fountain ValleyBoomers! IrvineBecky BotelloBoulevard Florist Wholesale MarketBradford Renaissance PortraitsWilliam P. Brake, Jr., D.D.S.Bratz ToysBroughton HospitalityCorrie BroussardWes BryanBuca de BeppoBuild-A-Bear Workshop

$500,000 GiftThe James Jordan Memorial Nursing ScholarshipThe James Jordan Memorial Nursing

Scholarship was established by James’

cousin, Tom Swanson. Tom’s wife was a

volunteer in their local hospital in Laguna

Beach for several years and was impressed

by the nurses, their professionalism,

and graciousness. This led them to give

generously to support the health care

profession.

After visiting the Golden West College

nursing program, Tom recognized the

quality of the outstanding students and

dedicated faculty and became interested in supporting the program. He was also

impressed that the GWC Foundation did not charge a donation management fee.

When James Jordan passed away, Tom used his portion of the estate to establish

a $500,000 nursing scholarship in his cousin’s name. Golden West College salutes

Tom Swanson for creating this scholarship to support nursing students succeed

in their careers.

Tom Swanson (left) with GWC President Wes Bryan

James Jordan

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Joanne BummMargie and Charlie BuntenBob BuschmannByington Winery and VineyardCallaway Coastal WineryCambria Estate Vineyards & WineryRoger CampHenrietta CarterCasaMagna Marriott Puerto VallartaTreisa CassensCBS Television CityCask ‘n CleaverCerritos Center for the Performing ArtsChester HandbagsChiari Wellness SpaCheryll ChristeyChumash Casino ResortCity of Huntington Beach Community Services DepartmentCity of Westminster Police DepartmentCoco’s Bakery RestaurantCola CornerLouise ComerComplexions Day Spa & Wellness CenterCoronet TheatreCosta Mesa Day SpaPatricia CosulichCranium Inc.Cypress Police DepartmentDave & Buster’sdave’s flowersDavid L. Baker Golf CourseDermalogica Skin CareDescanso GardensDiscovery Science CenterDisneyland ResortDon & Charlie’s Championship DinnerDon Francisco Gourmet CoffeeSharon DonoffDoubletree Guest Suites Doheny BeachDr. Phil ShowDreamWorksDSO & Divine EyewearJune DugmoreDuke’s Huntington BeachDVS Shoe CompanyEdgewater Hotel & CasinoEdison High School John EdwardsElectrolux Home Care ProductsElephant Bar RestaurantElite Island ResortsElmore Toyota/Judy ElmoreFagor America Inc.Pat FairbanksFairfield Inn Anaheim HillsLaura FerrianFess Parker WineryFestival of Arts/Pageant of the MastersFirst Texas Products

What’s New at GWCNon-Cash Donations, con’t.

Three of the many projects that are being funded thanks to your Measure C dollars are: the competition swimming pool and locker room renovations, the Health/Science Building, and the Learning Resource Center. With each of these projects, campus user groups were consulted to evaluate the needs of each facility.

The new Health Science Building will be approximately 22,000 gross square feet. It will be located on the south side of the campus near the Criminal Justice Training Center. The completion date is spring 2008.

Health/Science Building

The new Learning Resource Center Building will be approximately 55,000 gross square feet. It will be located on the west side of campus just south of the California Native Garden. The target date for completion is summer 2009.

Learning Resource Center

Swimming Pool Area

The new competition swimming pool and the renovated locker rooms will be competed by the end of March ’07.

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Five Crowns RestaurantKathy FlippinFour Points Sheraton San RafaelFox Broadcasting CompanyFrederic Duclos Silver and Gold ExtraordinaireFriends of the GWC GalaJoel FruehanJoan Furtsch/Fuller Brush CompanyG.O.A.T., Inc.Barbara GallegosGamecubeNorma Brandel GibbsAnne & Lee GillespieGlen Ivy Hot Springs SpaGolden West College Cosmetology DepartmentGolden West College Student ActivitiesGrand Vision Foundation - The Warner Grand TheatreAnna GreenwaldMarge GreenwaldChris GriseyGymboree StoresH & M LandingHair InternationalHarborside RestaurantDolores HarperHarry’s Fine JewelryHelen Grace ChocolatesHens & Chickens Quilt Auxiliary Geri HillHilton Costa MesaHilton Hotels CorporationHilton Waterfront Beach Resort Huntington BeachHof’s Hut Home DepotHornblower Cruises & EventsHotel HealdsburgHoward’s Big ScreenHuff’s RestaurantKen H. Hunt, D.D.S.Huntington Beach PlayhouseHyatt Regency AlbuquerqueHyatt Regency Huntington BeachHydrex Pest Control Co. of CaliforniaInn of the Spanish GardenIsland BazaarIslands RestaurantJames Albert SalonJames Hotel ScottsdaleJason Natural CosmeticsJimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville StoreJody Maroni’s Sausage KingdomJon’s CaféJonathon’s Casual LivingJones Apparel Group, Inc.Barbara Junious/Barbara’s BoutiqueMary Kathryn KeeganKing’s Seafood CompanyKohl’sKreative Gifts, Inc./Kathy Garland

A Charitable Gift Annuity is an extraordinary way to make an irrevocable deferred donation, increase your income, and slice your tax bill — all in one transaction. Our Charitable Gift Annuity program was created as a service to our many friends who have expressed a desire to make a gift of significance, while still retaining income from the gift property during their lives.

The Foundation has secured its second $25,000 annuity with Carolyn Cunningham of Seal Beach, Leisure World. These funds will be allocated to the Nursing Department for unrestricted use.

If interested in this type of gift opportunity, please call Margie Bunten, GWC Director of Public Relations and Institutional Advancement, at 714/895-8315 or email her at mbunten@gwc.cccd.edu.

Golden West College Foundation Gift Giving Opportunities

Gift Annuities

There are a variety of options to consider when making a gift:

Annual FundCash contributions to the Foundation’s annual fund are a critical source of private support for the college. Annual fund donations finance the scholarship program and other endeavors that strengthen the college but are not funded by the state.

Memorial GiftsGifts in memory of loved ones and deceased friends — or gifts which honor living individuals — are gratefully accepted by the Foundation.

Such contributions are often used to reflect the interests or talents of the person being honored. The Foundation is pleased to help potential donors explore appropriate uses for the memorial gifts.

“I want to support a system that contributed to my success; to keep those education doors open to everyone regardless of their background or age.”

— Norah Morrison

Non-Cash Donations, con’t.

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L’Auberge de Sedona ResortLa Cuesta InnLa Jolla Beach & Tennis ClubLa Jolla PlayhouseLake Arrowhead Country ClubLazy Dog CaféElly Lee, M.D.Alan LeesFran LiggettNona LintonLong Beach Symphony AssociationLos Alamitos Race CourseLos Angeles AvengersLos Angeles Chamber OrchestraLos Angeles DodgersLos Angeles ZooLisa LoughranLowe’sL’ZEV, L.L.C., Artistic JewelryMAC CosmeticsMacy’s Annual EventsMain Street & Main IncorporatedMangia - MangiaMarchon Eyewear Inc.Marina SailingMarriott Wardman ParkMarvelous MiniaturesMatanzas Creek WineryMark McCoyJohn and Linda McGovernMeadowlark Golf CourseMeguiar’sMarian MelendezRonald K. MillerMillion Dollar TanMimi’s CaféMimi’s JewelryMiracle Springs Resort & SpaMorongo Casino, Resort & SpaNorah MorrisonMs. FitnessMt. Baldy Ski LiftStacie MuirRita MungiaMusical Theatre WestNaples Rib CompanyNature’s GateNautica SunglassesCharlanne Nee, Ed.D.Nestle USANevada Landing Hotel & CasinoNewport LandingNike TailwindNo Xcuz! FitnessOggi’s Pizza & Brewing Co.Steve and Bernie OlmstedWayne OlsonOmni Hotel at CNN CenterOmron Healthcare, Inc.

“I researched many colleges on my quest to donate to a Nursing Scholarship. I chose the Golden West College Foundation because they were the only institution that did not charge a management fee.”

— Tom Swanson

BequestsA bequest designates a gift to the college in the donor’s will. Many alumni and friends have made a provision in their wills for the Golden West College Foundation as a beneficiary.

Life Insurance PoliciesThe Golden West College Foundation may be named a beneficiary. Donation of a life insurance policy to the Foundation entitles the donor to a tax deduction for the cash surrender value.

Gifts In-KindDonations of personal property, including vehicles, equipment and supplies, are gratefully accepted by the Golden West College Foundation. Please inquire with the Foundation Office about specific items being considered as gifts to the college.

For further information about supporting the Golden West College Foundation, please call (714) 895-8316

Golden West College Foundation is a 501(c)(3).Contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible.

Tax I.D.# 33-0073702

Non-Cash Donations, con’t.

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OPI Products, Inc.Orange Youth Soccer LeagueSusanne OrsiniPacific Symphony OrchestraPalace Park EntertainmentPalm Beach Shores Resort & Vacation VillasParagon Luggage, Inc.Vince ParisPark Hyatt Los AngelesPaul Anka ProductionsPazanti Home Mortgage Corporation/Harold PazantiPeet’s Coffee & TeaPets Pets PetsPhilharmonic Society of Orange CountyPier 39 Limited PartnershipPierside GalleryPizza TimeRobert and Susan PolentzPolly’s Inc.Porto Elounda De Luxe ResortPuchiBag, Inc.Quantum Optics/FGX InternationalKelly Ringer RaderichRainbow Disposal Company/Ron ShenkmanRedhawk Golf ClubResidence Inn by MarriottGloria ReynoldsPam ReynoldsSusan and John RidgelyJoe RimioRio Bravo Country ClubRip CurlRiviera Hotel & CasinoRocky Mountain Chocolate Factory HBRosarito Beach Hotel & SpaRoyal Thai CuisineRoyal Touch EndermologieRubio’s Restaurants, Inc.Salon CanvassSam’s ClubSan Diego Repertory TheatreSanrio Inc.Santa Ana ZooSara Lee Coffee & TeaSax Fine Dry CleaningSee’s CandiesSerrano Hotel, San FranciscoShaklee Products/Virginia ClarkSherman Oaks Castle ParkSilky Sullivan’s Restaurant & Irish PubSix Flags Marine WorldSkate ZoneSky SailingSmith Optics, Inc.Smith Sports Optics, Inc.Soprano’sSouplantation Heather SouthSouth Coast Repertory

Organized in April of 1973, the Golden West College Patrons is a volunteer

organization that raises monies for student scholarships. The Patrons also put

in hundreds of volunteer hours each year for the community as well as campus

events.

The Golden West College Patrons

Non-Cash Donations, con’t.

Foundation Auxiliaries

After 13 years of presenting the highly successful scholarship fundraising Fashion Show, the GWC Patrons got adventurous and tried something new for 2006 with Chefs for Scholarships. They changed their venue from the Hilton Waterfront back to the campus. Over 20 local restaurants and beverage establishments were invited to provide tasting samples. Designed as a family event for faculty, staff, and community members, it included continuous entertainment, a wonderful sampling of great food and beverages, and a chance to socialize with friends and colleagues. This first time venture netted over $16,000—a Patrons fundraising record!

Deemed a rousing success by co-chairs Joanne Bumm (left) and Jo Andrews (right), and enthusiastic attendees, Patrons will host the second annual Chefs for Scholarships in September 2007.

Special thanks to the sponsors of the event – 5 Star Sponsors: Go With Jo Travel, Bank of America, Judy Elmore, WalHMart, Wells Fargo Bank; 4 Star Sponsors: Hyundai, Emma & David Weintraub; and 3 Star Sponsor: Bob & Susan Polentz.

Chefs For ScholarshipsA Tasty Success!

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Star Book Reserve Program

The GWC Hens and Chickens Quilt Auxiliary is a volunteer quilt fellowship. Twenty members worked on a 40th Anniversary quilt that was presented to the college next fall. GWC’s Jan Harmon announced that this is an art quilt featuring the school seal and logo as well photographs of GWC through the ages. It is similar to the quilt that was designed for the 25th anniversary. The 25th Anniversary quilt is in

monochrome, but the technology for printing photographs on fabric has come so far in recent years, that the 40th Anniversary quilt is in full color. Surrounding the photographs are the names (signatures) of campus personnel who donated $20. Proceeds from the signatures will go into the scholarship fund.

Hens & Chickens Quilt Auxiliary

Southwest Airlines CompanySpa AestheticaLaura SpearsSpiresSportsmen’s Lodge HotelStarbucksKathy SuarezJohn SullivanT.G.I. Friday’sT.K. BurgersTargetTatyana Peter BoutiqueTempur-Pedic International, Inc.T-Fal Corp.The Chopra CenterThe Comedy & Magic ClubThe Gallery HBThe Grapeline Wine Country ShuttleThe Holmes Group, Inc.The Inn at EssexThe Inn at Ranch Santa FeThe Lake Hotel KillarneyThe LUXE HotelThe MarkThe Plaza Hotel & CasinoThe Ritz Carlton, Palm BeachThe Ritz Restaurant and GardenThe Robert Mayer CorporationThe Spa & Fitness ClubThe Walt Disney CompanyThe Warehouse RestaurantThe Westgate HotelTilly’sToye TongShereen Torney/Mary Kay CosmeticsTouchstone Television/Wass-Stein ProductionsTrader Joe’sMichelle TrudeauMorgan and Sloan Turner20th Century FoxUniversal StudiosPatty VidovichVon’s MarketRod WallbankHelen Wampler, Ed.D.Valerie WannallWaterfront CaféEmma WeintraubAudrey Weis/Beads 4 BabesWild Birds UnlimitedWindhaven Glider RidesWNBA LA SparksHelen WongJohn WordesDr. Susan YandleKenneth D. Yglesias, Ed.D.Emilee Young, Ed.D.Yves’ BistroZoological Society of San Diego

Non-Cash Donations, con’t.

The STAR collection has served the students well this semester. Almost all curriculum areas on campus have a book representation. Additionally, campus faculty are starting to recommend purchases and sending their students in large numbers to use the books we have purchased. So far we have spent $6690 of the $10,000 allocated for the 2006-2007 school year. Most of the books have circulated (been checked out) at least 8-10 times, although, we have a few heavy users that have gone out over 100 times! And students are starting to get in their requests for the Spring 2007 semester. So again, thank you so much for the allocation of funds for the STAR reserve collection, it really has made a difference in many students success on the GWC campus.

“Fund raising is the gentle art of teaching the joy of giving.” - Henry A. Rosso

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The first Pillars of Support were inducted at the inaugural Courtyard of Honor Ceremony in 1995. Since that time, GWC has honored 45 Pillars of Support with four of them inducted this past October. A Pillar represents $25,000 or more in cash donations by either individuals or businesses. These gifts represent over $1 million.

These endowed funds are designated to student success in a variety of areas such as student scholarships for Huntington Beach Police Department cadets in the Criminal Justice Program; scholarships that assist student nurses; scholarships in memoriam that allow the loved one to live on through the success of a student; and funds that build programs that train our students to be on the cutting edge when they transfer to a four year institution or are hired into the workforce.

PILLARS OF SUPPORTSteve Allen MemorialASSISTANCE LEAGUE® of Huntington BeachAssociated Students of Golden West CollegeAugusta BarkerBiology StaffR. Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student AwardCalifornia Community Foundation/ Carl and Irene Bull FundCharlie and Margie BuntenCoastal Communities HospitalMadeline and Barry CohenBrunilda “Bruni” L. Cronk MemorialProfesòra Cronk MemorialGladys M. CrownCarolyn CunninghamFrank M. DoyleDorothy Beatrice DuthieEbell Club of Newport BeachEl VientoElmore ToyotaDouglas FabianFHP Healthcare/FHP International Corp. Fountain Valley Regional Hospital and Medical CenterGolden West College PatronsGTEHoag Memorial Hospital PresbyterianHuntington Beach HospitalJames Jordan Memorial NursingKaiser PermanenteDr. Howard MangoJohn and Linda McGovernNorah Morrison, J.D., C.F.P.Norma Nisco, R.N., Memorial NursingGlenn ParkerGary and Andrea ParsonsPepsiBonnie Chanine RobinsonScienceSilver Anchor Auxiliary/Huntington Beach HospitalRita SimontonWilliam Sisti SiracusaSt. Joseph HospitalHerman R. TateMary Boyce ThorntonToyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.Union Bank of CaliforniaWaltmar Foundation

GOLDEN SOCIETYAmerican Legion Auxiliary Unit #327American Nursing ReviewJo and Jim AndrewsAngus Petroleum Corp.Bella TerraWes Bryan and Terri ZwickJoanne BummCalifornia Retired Teachers AssociationConfederated Tribes of Grand RondeKathryn CrownDeLillo Chevrolet Cathaleen Dunn Educational Foundation of AmericaJudy ElmoreLauro Martinez GarciaGarden Grove Hospital GuildGeorge Hoag Family FoundationTed Glick GWC Bookstore GWC Mathametics DepartmentHispanic Scholarship FundHelene Fuld Health TrustAnthony & Leah HsiehKamehameha SchoolsR. “Kelly” Kelly and Kay MortensonLas Ayudantes AuxiliaryLos Angeles Times FundMcGraw-Hill CompaniesMilan Panic/ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Dr. Lois Miller and Mr. Michael MillerMr. and Mrs. Tom OhlendorfSteve and Bernie OlmstedHarold Pazanti & Rochelle Pazanti-RuthSusan and Robert PolentzC. O’Neil RogersJack Shaw and Ellen Shockro, Ph.D.Sherry Griswold FoundationSmith/Krape Scholarship FundSouthern California EdisonThe Boeing CompanyThe Tuesday ClubBarbara and Corder WattenbargerWoman’s Club of Seal Beach Kenneth and Donna YglesiasJean and Gene Zwick Foundation/Thelma and Gene Zwick

Pillars of Support

2006 Pillars

Charlie and Margie Bunten Pillar

Five different categories are represented on the Donor Wall.Pillars of Golden West College • $25,000 +

Golden Society • $10,000 - $24,999Honors Circle • $5,000 - $9,999

President’s Circle • $2,500 - $4,999Scholars Circle • $1,200 - $2,499

COURTYARD OF HONOR DONOR WALL

Profesòra Cronk Memorial Pillar

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Honors Circle Mary AignerAmerican Association of Women (AAUW) / Westminster/Fountain Valley/ Huntington Beach American Cancer SocietyMr. and Mrs. Jeffery W. AndrewsDavid F. AnthonyCharlene and Ralph BauerPhillip Bernard, Jr., Ph.D. Glenda BlackburnBlue Cross of CaliforniaBritish PetroleumGeorgiana and Robert BromleyDennis CarrieClara Barton Chapter National Society of the Daughters of the American RevolutionClearLight Partners Management, LLCSally Coffey Community College FoundationCounty of Orange Theodore Coutsoftides, M.D.Dr. Eknath Deo Abbie and Ron DeSmetRichard J. Fabian5 Points PlazaFort Mojave TribeForty & Eight OC Voiture #527 Foundation of Bowling Propietors Fountain Valley Chamber of CommerceCarol Grimes, Ph.D.Hens & Chickens Quilt AuxiliaryTom HermstadThomas Hersh Hilton Waterfront Beach ResortLou Ann and Tom HobbsJune Roughton HopkinsCarrie HudnallHughes Aircraft CompanyHuntington Beach Art LeagueHuntington Beach CompanyHuntington Beach Union High School International Business Machines Corp.Jimway, Inc.K.L.D. EnterprisesKiwanis Costa MesaFrederick W. Kofmehl Edwin LairdMr. and Mrs. Douglas Larson Kris and Joe LightmanMcDonnell Douglas Employees Fund Anna E. McGaughDawn McKahan Motorola Foundation Paula Mucciaro

Edward J. MulderSharon and Rolland MurrayWayne R. OlsonOn-Camera Audiences, Inc.Orange Coast College AncillaryOrange County Teachers Federal Credit UnionFrederick J. Owens, Ed.D.Pacificare FoundationPearson Education Rainbow Disposal Co., Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John Renley Nancy RittgersMr. and Mrs. Armando Ruiz SO CA United Food and CMR Ancillary Benefit Fund Dagny Tennyson Paula ThomasUnited States Dept. of Interior Bureau of Indian AffairsJudith VallesWal*Mart Mr. and Mrs. Dennis WeinbergWells Fargo Bank Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. Emilee Young, Ed.D.

President’s CircleAmerican Legion Auxiliary Dr. and Mrs. David Baird Jonathan BannonMr. and Mrs. David Barr, Sr.Sherry Baum Jaima and John Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Bill BlumMr. and Mrs. Stephen BoneDianne BoothBoston Financial Data ServicesMr. and Mrs. George BrownBuena Park Noon Lions ClubC & C TransportationMr. and Mrs. Elvin “Al” CampbellCarol CanigliaWilliam and Maeva CarpenterHenrietta CarterBonnie and Robert CastreyJuan Cepeda and Rita Cepeda, Ed.D.Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Citizen’s Scholarship Foundation of AmericaCity of Huntington BeachCoastline Community College Louise Comer ConocoPhillipsCosta Mesa Women’s Club Mark Craig

Carolyn Cunningham Pillar

Norah Morrison, J.D., C.F.P. Pillar

James Jordan Memorial Nursing Pillar

El Viento Pillar

(The El Viento Pillar will be in the pool area, currently under

construction.)

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The Alumni Pillar of Achievement program was

initiated by the 25th Anniversary Committee

in 1991. As a part of the 25th anniversary

celebration, the first honorees were installed

on September 12, 1991. This past October

the Foundation inducted four new recipients

bringing them to an overall total of 72 inductees

since 1991. Each nomination is recommended

to a campus committee from different

disciplines. The committee recommends the

top six candidates to the president for final

selection. The recommended candidates must

have completed at least 30 units at Golden West

College and achieved notable recognition in their

field of endeavor for a period of 10 years or more

after leaving GWC.

Creative Package Media Michael DeweySuszanne and Douglas DroneyMr. and Mrs. Paul DugmoreDuke’s Huntington BeachPhillip DyskowEducational Funding Services, Inc.ETS Educational Testing ServiceExxon Education FoundationVenner M. Farley, Ed.D.Fidelity National Title Company Hugh FosterFoundation of the National Student Nurses’ AssociationEleanor GajewskiMr. and Mrs. Milton Galbraith Barbara and Richard GallegosMr. and Mrs. Rick GanulinAlbert Gasparian Ghidotti FoundationNorma Brandel Gibbs Arthur GordonMari Greaves GWC Criminal Justice Training CenterDavid HaasMr. and Mrs. Robert HawKaren HintonLucille HornerHoward Johnson Express Inns & Suites Mr. and Mrs. Roger HughesHuntington Beach Auto Dealers Association, Inc.Huntington Beach Firemen’s AssociationHuntington Harbour Garden ClubILC Data Device CorporationFrank JaoJoseph Justin TrustCharla Kabana Karuk Tribe of California Carolyn KirkpatrickKiwanis Club Seal Beach Leisure WorldRobert KokugaPatricia KoppLas Damas Woman’s ClubLeisure World Woman’s Club of Seal BeachMarjorie Lewis, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald LowenbergLucent Technologies, Inc.Carol McLarty Media for the ArtsMended Hearts of Orange CountyMercury Savings and LoanNabet Local No. 53 National League for Nursing, Inc.National Linen ServiceCharlanne Nee, Ed.D.

Newcrest Development Corp.Olmsted and Associates Accountancy Corporation Orange Coast College Foundation Orange County Association of RealtorsOrange County Fine Arts, Inc.Susanne and Rocco Orsini Joe OuakninePacific Blue Micro, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael PalmieriParamount Pictures GroupKimberly Pascoe Peninsula Hawks Scholarship FundPatricia PierceMr. and Mrs. Harvey QuanAllan Roeder James RogersRoxana Ross Mr. and Mrs. Donald RoweMr. and Mrs. Gerald SchroederHezy ShakedMarjorie Sorenson-LundholmSoroptimist International of Huntington Beach Staff Pro SecurityJennifer StaiState of MichiganLinda Stevens, Ed.D.Titan Industries, Inc.Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 11548Walla Walla Community CollegeWashington Mutual BankEvelyn “Sam” WeissAnita Lyte WilliamsLawrence WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Andrew WilsonJohn and Sheila WordesMartin YanMr. and Mrs. Stephen YorkNevins Young

Scholars Circle J. Richard AdamsonAirFlite Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.Albert & Tricia Nichols FoundationJoyce AlleyAlex Alvarez/Advance Tube Engineering Mr. and Mrs. James L. AndrewsAssociation of Handcrafted AutomobilesLois Attore, Ph.D.Clarence BelinnPaul Berger, Ph.D.James BraseWilliam BrazneyMr. and Mrs. John Breihan

Alumni Pillars of Achievement

2006 Honored Alumni

Randy Jepson—Architecture

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Broadcast Education AssociationCalifornia-Hawaii Elks AssociationCapital Pacific Holdings, Inc.Patricia CarruthersCartel Marketing, Inc.JoAn CaseThomas ChambersCIM GroupCoast Federation of Educators AFT Local 1911Coatings Resource CorporationCoca-Cola Scholars Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen ConeCook Inlet Tribal Council, Inc.Jean CrossNadine DavisMr. and Mrs. Dale DeffnerMr. and Mrs. Robert DettloffMr. and Mrs. Barrie DorfmanJacqueline DvormanMr. and Mrs. Douglas EngumMr. and Mrs. Lewis EwingSally FlothoMr. and Mrs. Robert ForsterMr. and Mrs. John French Richard GeorgeKathryn GoddardGolden West Volleyball ClubArmando GomezMary GradisharDr. and Mrs. Donald GrecoDr. and Mrs. Peter M. GreenGWC Tutorial & Learning Center ClubGWC Vietnamese Student AssociationTheresa and Corwin HalzleMr. and Mrs. Gary HamrickDolores HarperHilda E. Bretzlaff Foundation, Inc.Janet and Jay HoulihanHuntington National BankElma JohnsonTwyla KarkutJoanne Kashdan, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Edward KastonMarcus KelsoNancy KidderKaren KlammerRuth KramerLaguna Beach High School Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Larry LandesmanMr. and Mrs. Carl LangstonGladys and Daniel LavoieLos Alamitos Medical Center AuxiliaryMichelle and James LunaLorna Joelene MackMr. and Mrs. Robert Maling, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mayer, Jr. Connie McCauslandDavid McHowellDorothea McPheeters

Medical Education Technologies, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Byron MorganEdward MortonNational Scholarship Trust Fund of the Graphic ArtsNavy Wives Clubs of America Scholarship FoundationJoy NeugebauerMorton NewmanNewport Ocean Sailing Association, Inc.Northern Trust Bank of CaliforniaOrange County Sports Celebrities, Inc.Orangewood Children’s FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard PagelPelican Center, LLCDwyane PoddMr. and Mrs. Richard PorterMr. and Mrs. Robert PutzelSharon Ratliffe, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Brent ReedAnita RenningerMr. and Mrs. John RidgelyMr. and Mrs. Norman RockmakerRockport Area Association of RealtorsTimothy RyanSacramento Region Community FoundationSalon CanvassCarol ScottScottish Rite FoundationMr. and Mrs. Merritt SherEd ShermanTimothy ShevlinBernice SiuSouthern California Volleyball AssociationSt. Jude Medical CenterStar Real EstateJohn SteinbruggeMr. and Mrs. Lawrence SwiftDalel TartakThe Lightfoot FoundationThe Surf City Volleyball ClubCheryl TittleBeverly Kane TownsendTWA Clipped Wings International, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Steadman UphamDr. and Mrs. William VegaValerie and Joe VenegasJohn WadhamsPhilip Westin, Ed.D.Chuck WhitchurchMr. and Mrs. Richard C. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Loyd WilcoxDr. Gandasari Win and Dr. U Kyaw WinStanley WinterAlma Wyant, Ed.D.Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A.Mr. and Mrs. George Yamashita

Patrick Pierce—Biochemistry

Gary Stromlund—Law Enforcement

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2006 Scholarships &Student Recipients

Since 1986, the Golden West College Foundation has

processed $2,810,949 for student scholarships. Each

scholarship application involves a process of review

and consideration by multiple scholarship committees

choosing the recipients according to each scholarship’s

required criteria. These committees consist of donors,

faculty, staff, and managers from a variety of academic

disciplines on campus.

The Scholarship & Awards Convocation held May 9

awarded 183 scholarships to GWC students. During

2005/06 a total of $336,543 was awarded, representing

a 29% increase in donations over 2004/05.

The prestigious R. Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student

Award went to Erin Sullivan. Erin was this past fall’s

Homecoming Queen and served as vice president of

the Future Teachers Club. Erin is most proud of being

an Honors student and Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor

Society member—maintaining a 3.67 GPA, and planned

to attend California State University Long Beach 2006

in the fall semester. She will continue to pursue her

lifelong dream to become a teacher.

Scholarships and Awards 2006

Erin Sullivan received the R.Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student Award from Student Activities Director Valerie Venegas.

ARTS & LETTERS SCHOLARSHIPS

Ayjay & Nancy Wilson Music Scholarship*Nzuji DeMagalhaes

California Retired Teachers Association, Harbor Beach Div. 77 ScholarshipErick Jimenez

Dr. Americo Lopez-Rodriguez ScholarshipRyan CamarenaOmar ContrerasLizbeth Merlin Edith Marie Bell Strother Scholarship*Genevieve Villanueva

English Emeritus Faculty Scholarship*Colin Devane

Huntington Beach Art League ScholarshipLarry Revoir

Jean Turner Memorial Scholarship*Brittany Hanson

Jerry H. McGaugh Scholarship*Maria Mosqueda

John Warner Hopkins Art Scholarship*Patricia Ledezma

Karen Glines Memorial Tutorial Scholarship*Colin Devane

Mark Johnson Memorial Scholarship*Ashley Weis

Orange County Fine Arts: An Association of Artists ScholarshipMaria Pullman

Ron Quigley/O’Neill Sportswear Scholarship*Alysson Castro

Speech/Communication Scholarship*Clarissa Garcia

Thomas Heaney Memorial Scholarship*Khanh Tran

Valerie Davis Memorial Scholarship*Janet Jackson

ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE

Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor Society Scholarship*Arlyn Lim

ASGWC Perpetual Scholarship*

Cupadicot Award*Tri Nguyen

Dr. Kenneth Yglesias Scholarship*Colin Devane

Lloyd Hamilton Campus Life Award*Brandon Shelly

R. Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student Award*Erin Sullivan

William Carpenter Scholarship*Tri Nguyen

ATHLETICS/PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS

Chip Marchbank Recognition Award*Holli Vandeman

Dan Wiseman Memorial Scholarship*Manuel Aguilar

Doug Fabian ScholarshipClarissa Garcia

Dr. Fred J. Owens Memorial Scholarship*Brandon McLaughlin

Ernie Moersch Memorial Scholarship*Holli Vandeman

Pop Mulder Scholarship*Aya Nakajima

Ruth M. Brazney Memorial Scholarship*Aya Nakajima

*denotes endowed scholarship

Alex AldanaOlga AndradeRebecca BairdThao BuiMarylynde FreemanChristina FridenbergClarissa GarciaSavoth HyNatalie Kunkle

Arlyn LimHiep NguyenKieu NguyenYesenia PenaBrandon ShellyDeborah SolumMarnie SquierTam TruongHolli Vandeman

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Bob Polentz, Foundation Chairman, awards the GWC Foundation Scholarship to Marketa Ostadalova.

The Golden West College

Foundation does not charge a

management or administrative

fee. The entire scholarship

donation is given to the student.

BUSINESS & INFORMATION SCHOLARSHIPS

Kris and Joe Lightman Business ScholarshipJessica DuranCecilia Nguyen

Outstanding Business Student Award

William Bumm Memorial Scholarship*Chantal Muskita

CHICANO/LATINO STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

ESPERANZA Scholarship

Judith Valles Scholarship*Yesenia Pena

DISABLED STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

Gladys Lavoie ScholarshipMando Garza

Wm. “Boyed” Hudnall Memorial Scholarship*Marylynde Freeman

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Academic Senate Scholarship*Ngoc Nguyen

Anniversary Scholarship*Natalie Kunkle

Barbara & Corder Wattenbarger ScholarshipAnh M. Phan

Bruni Cronk Memorial Scholarship*Michael Portillo

Carolyn Taft Face Memorial Scholarship*Brandon Shelly

Coast Federation of Educators/AFT#1911 ScholarshipLuyen Nguyen

Community Festival Scholarship*Ai-Vy Nguyen

Fred Garcia Scholarship*Thao Bui

GWC Foundation Scholarship*Tri NguyenMarketa Ostadalova

GWC General Scholarship*Nghi Vo

Instructional Planning Team Scholarship*Brittany Hanson

Leisure World Woman’s Club of Seal Beach ScholarshipOlga AndradeValerie Gallegos

Mary T. Boyce Scholarship*Hiep Nguyen

OCTFCU Worthy Student AwardMarnie Squier

Patrons Founders Scholarship*Jay Swanson

Patrons Monarch Scholarship*Kellynn Massengale

Patrons Past Presidents Scholarship*Yesenia Pena

R. Dudley Boyce Memorial Scholarship*Nikki Hassan

Robin Lynne Bennett Memorial Scholarship*Rebecca Baird

Sherry Griswold Memorial Scholarship*Clarissa Garcia

Siracusa Family Scholarship*Anna Chau Marylynde FreemanJesse MillanDawid Pozniak

Smith/Krape Memorial Scholarship*Alex AldanaAshkan Hajirasooliha Waltmar Foundation Scholarship*

2006 Scholarships & Recipients, con’t.

Nikki HassanFahmeed KhanNguyet-Thu Pham

Binh Minh TranTam Truong

Jose Cruz Clarissa GarciaMaria Mata

Yesenia PenaMonica Pombo

Rhonda DialBrittany HansonLuyen NguyenDanelle PatelJorge Sagastume-Carino

Christi SanchezRon StigallKhanh TranNatasha TruongTam TruongHolli Vandeman

Arts & Letters -18

Associated Students of GWC – 31

Athletics/Physical Education -7

Business & Information – 14

Chicano/Latino Students – 6

Disabled Students -2

General Scholarships - 39

Huntington Beach Resident -1

Independent Scholarships -7

Math Science -5

Nursing - 34

Re-Entry & Women’s Scholarships - 9

Social Science - 1

Technology & Vocational Education - 9

Number of Scholarships Awarded by Category

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HUNTINGTON BEACH RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIP

Huntington Beach Company Scholarship*Aileen Chu

INDEPENDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

Frank M. Doyle Foundation Scholarship

MATH/SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIPS

Dr. William Stanley Memorial Scholarship*Ha Nguyen

Lowell E. Karre Memorial ScholarshipAnhdiem Quang Le

Norman Karkut Memorial ScholarshipTri Nguyen

Roscoe E. Lancaster Memorial Scholarship*Lindsay Ortega

Winifred and Harry Galles ScholarshipKhanh-Minh Chu

NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 327 ScholarshipMike DennistonKellie Severson Assistance League of Huntington BeachLydia AndinoIrma MartinMartie NichollsJason Noda

Augusta Barker Nursing Scholarship*

California Community Foundation/Carl Bull Fund

Clara Barton Chapter, NSDAR ScholarshipKellie Severson

Costa Mesa Women’s Club ScholarshipSierra Dunn

Ebell Club of Newport Beach Scholarship*Jennifer ChambersMike Denniston

Grace Marie Campbell Memorial Nursing ScholarshipMartie Nicholls

Helen and George Brown ScholarshipWalter Sosa

Norma Nisco Memorial Nursing Scholarship*Rhonda DialKimberly Weiss-Michaud

Patrons Nursing Alumni Scholarship*Lydia AndinoIrma Martin

Silver Anchor Auxiliary Scholarship*Sierra DunnChantal MuskitaLindsay OrtegaKellie SeversonWalter SosaKimberly Weiss-Michaud

Tennyson-Booth Nursing Scholarship*Luyen Nguyen

Venner Farley Excellence in Nursing Scholarship*Natalie Reis

RE-ENTRY & WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIPS

American Association of University Women (AAUW)- Westminster/Fountain Valley/Huntington Beach ScholarshipJosephine LabibJanet Jackson

American Business Womens Association Prime Life ChapterJosephine Labib

ENCORE: Students Preparing for 2nd Career Scholarship*John Shaffer

Mary Ross Bryan Memorial Scholarship*Martie Nicholls

Simeon Pete Shaffer Memorial Scholarship*Olga Andrade

2006 Scholarships & Recipients, con’t.

The Opening of the Student Art Show in the GWC

Fine Arts Gallery coincides every year with the

Scholarships & Awards Convocation reception. It is

the most popular show of the year featuring students’

work from painting, sculpture, photography, and

drawing classes as well as graphic design and

digitally rendered art. This year, 18 scholarships

were awarded to art students.

Student Art Featured at the Scholarships & AwardsConvocation Reception

Celina FrutosVincent GriegoJanet JacksonMary Myers

Megan SumnerKrystal SzeneriChristina Tucker

Jacqueline Austin Jamie CalderwoodRenata Guzman

Sinforosa OrozcoLindsay Ortega

Susan GastonLaura HuynhMary Myers

Martie NichollsKimberly Weiss-Michaud

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Student Success for Single Parents ScholarshipLinda LuuMichael PortilloTetyana Turchenko

SOCIAL SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIP

Sherry Baum ScholarshipMarnie Squier

TECHNOLOGY & VOCATIONAL EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 327 ScholarshipAnhduong LeKim-Thanh MaiRoberto Sarmiento

Edward Mulder Haia Scholarship*Thanh-Tam Nguyen

Gary L. Parsons Memorial Scholarship*Kimberly Weiss-Michaud

Gerald Volpe Memorial Scholarship*Roghiyeh Varshochi-Fard

James Pierce Memorial ScholarshipThanh-Tam Nguyen

Ralston Scholarship*Michael Portillo

Woman’s Club of Seal Beach ScholarshipNikki Hassan

The following scholarships are in the process of becoming endowed or are being carried over at the donor’s request. Distribution will be made at a later date:

Alumni Scholarship*Aminoil Science Scholarship*Anita Lyte Williams Family Scholarship*Ann Tyree Nursing Scholarship Fund*Bonnie Robinson Memorial Scholarship*Bruce Williams Memorial Scholarship*Brunilda “Bruni” Cronk Memorial Scholarship*C.B. Hill Chemistry Scholarship*California Society of Certified Public AccountantsDawn Hammond Memorial Scholarship*Dennis F. Roughton Memorial Scholarship*Diana Carmel Lone Cypress Award*Dominic Scolaro Memorial Scholarship*

Don & Doris Randol Memorial Scholarship*Don Rowe Memorial Scholarship*Dr. James Thornton Scholarship*Dr. Philip Westin Scholarship*Elizabeth Spencer Tutorial Memorial Scholarship*Emily Brown Memorial ScholarshipForty & Eight, OC Voiture 527FV Chamber of Commerce Scholarship*Garden Grove Hospital Guild Scholarship*Gift of Music ScholarshipGlick Memorial Band AwardGraphic Arts Faculty Scholarship*GWC Foundation Nursing Scholarship*Helen Kohl Memorial Scholarship*Hens & Chickens Quilt Fellowship Scholarship*Herman Tate Scholarship*Homer Roughton Memorial Scholarship*Housing Scholarship*Independent Latino Student Association Scholarship (I.L.S.A.)*James Jordan Nursing Student Scholarship*John and Sheila Wordes Scholarship*June Roughton Hopkins Communications Scholarship*Kiwanis Costa Mesa ScholarshipLas Damas Ruth Chisler Memorial Scholarship*Little Saigon Scholarship*Mary Gradishar GrantMary L. Wise Memorial Scholarship*Michael & Teresa Smith-Meighan Memorial Scholarship*Norman E. Rich Memorial Scholarship*Nursing/METI ScholarshipOrange County Association of Realtors Scholarship*Paul and June Cope Memorial Scholarship*Robert J. Cassens Memorial Music Scholarship*Robert J. McCausland Memorial Scholarship*Robert Rhomberg Memorial Nursing Scholarship*Seacliff on the Greens Scholarship*Sharon Denise Duncan Memorial Scholarship*Shirley L. Haas, Ed.D., A.I.F.D. Memorial Scholarship*Social Science Department Scholarship*Study Abroad Scholarship*Theater Arts Scholarship*Thomas M. Kane Memorial Scholarship*VFW Huntington Beach Memorial, #11548 Scholarship*Vietnamese Student Association Award*William Burke Memorial Scholarship*Wiser Lock Scholarship*

2006 Scholarships & Recipients, con’t.

The Scholarship & Awards Convocation recognizes

both the students who have been selected to receive

awards and the donors who helped to provide them.

The ceremony is held annually in the beautiful GWC

amphitheater. The reception is a great opportunity

for recipients to meet and thank their donors.

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Golden West College Foundation Board of Directors

Mary Botticella Wes Bryan, GWC PresidentMargie Bunten Bonnie Castrey

Theodore Coutsofides, MD Nancy Davies Jerry Dominguez

Brandon Shelly, Student Rep.

Judy Elmore Doug Fabian

Janet Houlihan John McGovern Patricia Meredith Norah M. Morrison

Steve Olmsted Harold Pazanti

Mary Boyce Simpson, Emeritus

Robert Polentz

Donald Testa, DDS, JD Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D.Cheryl Tittle Emilee Young, Ed.D.

Connie Blietz

Ron Mollis

Kevin Nguyen

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