2016 Annual Report

Xavier College Preparatory High School Annual Report

Dear Companions, Ten years into its history, one of Xavier’s primary objectives remains to keep the doors Chris Alling open. If we’ve learned anything from opening the school with 48 students, it is that Xavier President “hope is not a strategy.” It has taken a lot of hard work to go from rented classroom space to the growing facility and school community we are today! While Xavier remains long on hope, and while we’ve survived these ten years, we are keenly aware that our thriving in the future will take an increasingly intentional and strategic effort. With that in mind, we continue to refurbish and improve aspects of our facility, while imagining new projects and programs. A fundamental part of our way of proceeding is a desire to avoid the inevitable and to seek the innovative in the field of education and specifically in our place in Jesuit secondary education. Our very existence as a “traditional” Jesuit high school in the United States without Jesuits is a testament to our innovative approach. We feel that to succumb to the inevitability that plagues so much of American education these days would be a disservice to our Jesuit identity and roots. Therefore, Xavier’s growth has been characterized by fluidity, flexibility, and collaboration among numerous partners. We aim to have the best faculty and staff, to provide access to the opportunities at Xavier for any student regardless of his or her ability to afford the full cost of tuition, to continue to be excellent stewards of our debts and resources, and to grow Xavier’s facilities and programs in sustainable and creative ways. We can only reach these goals with your continued generous support. It is a blessing and a privilege to partner with you! Peace, Chris Alling President

XAVIER Administrators & Board of Directors Mr. Timothy Sullivan - Chairman Administration Vice President & General Manager (retired) Marriott International Chris Alling, President Mr. John Fitzpatrick - Vice Chairman [email protected] COO Sunrise Golf Inc. Mr. Robert McAdams - Treasurer Jimmy Tricco, Principal Chief Financial Officer (retired) [email protected] Measurex Ms. Lynn Mallotto - Secretary Dave Branconier, Dean of Students Community Leader [email protected] Mr. Robert Byrne Mark Granger, Director of Campus Ministry Founder, Byrne & Clayton Consulting [email protected] Mr. Willie Dugan CEO & Co-Founder, The Lead Group Leticia Sendejo, Director of Admissions Father Howard Lincoln [email protected] Pastor, Sacred Heart Church Mark Campbell, Director of Athletics Mrs. DoeLeen Rover [email protected] President Emerita Father John Mitchell, S.J. Matt Emerson, Director of Minister of the Jesuit Community at Loyola Marketing & Advancement Marymount University [email protected] Fadi Germanos, Business Manager [email protected] Mrs. Michelle Ianni XAVIER MISSION STATEMENT Area Director, Revenue Management Western Region, Marriott International Xavier College Preparatory is a Roman Catholic high school that In the pages that follow, every effort has been actively seeks, educates, and nurtures young men and women from made to carefully and deliberately record each gift a wide variety of ethnic, socioeconomic, and religious backgrounds and donor accurately, taking into account the love in the Coachella Valley. In the tradition of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the and thoughtfulness of each gift given. founder of the Society of Jesus, Jesuit education is committed to the development of the whole person through a challenging educational If we have mistakenly misreported any experience, spiritual and religious formation, and co-curricular information, please contact the advancement office involvement. Supporting the role of parents as primary educators, at 760.601.3900 x. 6087. Thank you. our entire school program is dedicated to developing conscientious leaders and agents of change who are intellectually competent, open to growth, committed to justice, and religious and compassionate in service to others for the greater glory of God. Xavier College Prep | Annual Report 2

XAVIER Student Demographics With a 2015 freshman class of 134, total enrollment sits at 559, giving the school one of its largest student bodies in its 10-year history. Applications have remained strong, and the school will continue to grow its enrollment in the years to come. XAVIER DIVERSITY Other Female Native American >1% 14% 55% African American 4% As a Catholic School, Xavier welcomes students from Asian American 4% all religions. Nine religious faiths are represented in the Christian Other 11% current student population. Multi-Racial 10% While there are variations in the gender balance from 29% year to year, females currently outnumber males 55% to 45%. Hispanic Xavier is commited to enrolling students from all racial and socio-economic backgrounds. 22% Catholic Male Caucasian 56% 45% 47% XAVIER STUDENT RESIDENCY Bermuda Dunes, 27 Cathedral City, 22 While Xavier is located in the City of Palm Other, 58 Coachella, 12 Indian Wells, 32 Desert, its student population is comprised of students from all nine of the Valley’s cities, as well as ten other surrounding cities. Unlike a traditional public high Rancho Mirage, 68 school, we consider Xavier’s community to be the Palm Springs, 17 Indio, 97 entire Coachella Valley. Palm Desert, 128 La Quinta, 98 3 Xavier College Prep | Annual Report

XAVIER 2015/2016 Financial Statement Revenues Kaci and Scott Kincaid Program Services & Other Income, Interest & Dividends, Fees, $725,092.00 $61,852.00 $51,681.00 We are excited to acknowledge the generosity of Xavier parents Kaci and Scott Kincaid. If you’ve lived in the Contribu)on, Grants Coachella Valley for even a short time, you’ve likely & Fundraising encountered the familiar blue “K” of Kincaid Industries Ac)vi)es, dotting construction sites and building projects throughout $3,219,027.00 town. The company, founded in 1995, focuses on plumbing, fire Tui)ons & Fees, protection and engineering, and has been one of Xavier’s $6,298,943.00 most dedicated business partners since the school’s opening. The company has helped with irrigation, water Expenses supply, and drainage, and has also supplied the intricate and massive network of pipes and copper un- Mgt & Admin, Buildings & Grounds, der the school. In sum, Kincaid Industries has provided a $1,088,959.00 $856,225.00 range of services and underground improvements that enable the physical structure of Xavier to exist and to Academics, Dev & fundraising, house students and faculty safely and comfortably. $5,297,009.00 $286,554.00 “I am always specifically grateful for the work Kincaid Industries has done for us,” said Xavier president Chris AthleCcs, Alling. “It’s buried under dirt and concrete and hidden $1,060,993.00 behind walls, but it’s fundamentally important and the Kincaid family has been a huge part of the foundation of Xavier. Literally.” In addition to providing consulting services and structural improvements, the Kincaids have been generous supporters of many Xavier programs. They have given much needed assistance to the cheerleading, volleyball and dance programs. Additionally, Kaci served as co-chair of Xavier’s annual Pasta Dinner, one of the school’s most successful and beloved events. The Kincaids were drawn to Xavier because of its similarities to Sacred Heart Catholic School in Palm Desert. Xavier, said Scott, was appealing as “an extension of the education we desired for our children starting at Sacred Heart.” The Kincaids have four daughters: Kortney ’18, Kaytlyn ’15, Karissa, and Kylie. Xavier was not yet open when Karissa and Kylie were in high school. They graduated from Palm Desert High School. When asked what Xavier has meant for her children, Kaci said, “I think Xavier has made them well rounded and ready to be adults.” Xavier College Prep | Annual Report 4

XAVIER FUND GIFTS 2015 / 2016 Friends of Xavier Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Diltz July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015 $1-$500 Bornstein Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Ruedi Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dreier Achermann Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Borucki Mr. and Mrs. JD Ebersberger Each year, a portion of Xavier ’s Mr. and Dr. Federico Afable Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Egan operational costs and tuition Mr. and Mrs. Amir H. Afsar Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Elisha assistance for students are derived Dr. and Mr. Martin Aguilar Botello Mr. Matt Emerson from contributions to the Xavier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alderete Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Mr. and Mrs. John Evenson Fund. Dr. and Mrs. David Alderman Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Ezekiel Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Braunschweiger Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Farmer Alling Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bridges Dr. and Mrs. Craig Ms. Alicia Almanza Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bullock The donors listed here have made Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Alvarez Mr. Kevin Byrne Farnsworth gifts in response to email, Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cabrera Ms. Mary D. Farrell Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Willy Caipo Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Farrell personal meetings, and additional Mr. and Mrs. John Andrade Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Calasan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fauth II on-campus appeals. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. Steven P. Cannon Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Fenton Anichowski Ms. Shelly Cannon Ms. Dawn Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Antis Mr. Anthony Capobianco Mr. and Mrs. Justin Fields Although some gifts to the Mr. George Argyros Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Neil Fine Xavier Fund may be designated Dr. and Mrs. Oscar R. Arias Mr. and Mrs. William Fleet for particular purposes, in Mr. and Mrs. Raul Cascarano Mr. Richard Foster general, donors allow the school Armendariz Mr. and Mrs. Jeff E. Castoe Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Franco to use the money where it is most Ms. Marites Castro Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ms. Leslie Arnold Reverend and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Balchan M. Fraser needed in any particular year. Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Barajas Mark Cedar Dr. and Mrs. David Friscia Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Celaya Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Gaete Mrs. Frances Barbato Dr. and Mrs. Vache Mr. and Mrs. John Gamlin In this way, Xavier can meet its Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. David Gandolfo financial obligations, undertake Barnblatt Chakmakian, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Garcia maintenance and renovation Mrs. Tamara Baron Ms. Isabel Chapman Mr. Armando Garcia and Mr. Joe Bartlett Mr. Basil Chapman projects, distribute need-based Mr. Robert Barton Mr. and Mrs. William Chuzel Mrs. Marcella Viteri financial aid, and cover Mrs. Sandra Bates Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Geary administrative expenses that Ms. Tina-Marie Beal Mr. Victor H. Contreras and Ms. Debbie R. George Mr. and Mrs. Terry Beardsley Mrs. Jeanette M. Rodriguez Mr. Jeffrey M. George tuition revenue alone cannot Mr. Joseph Bebar and Mrs. Ms. Erin Conway Mr. and Mrs. Fadi Germanos support. Lisa Provenza-Bebar Mrs. Ann C. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Gil Mr. and Mrs. Terry Beckham Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cordero Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gilroy Dr. and Mrs. James A. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Humberto Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. Ginex Mr. Santiago Bello Tabarez Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gitmed We thank the many generous and Mrs. Maria Ordonez Cortez Mr. Marc Glassman donors who help Xavier continue Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cousins Mr. Juanito Go and to provide a faith-based education The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Covel in the Coachella Valley. Mrs. Dean Benjamini Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cowle Dr. M. Nieves Gutierrez-Go Mr. and Mrs. Mario Berardi Mr. and Mrs. Ian Cozens Ms. Elizabeth Gold Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Berg Mrs. Andrea Crespy Mr. and Mrs. Efren Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Bigos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Groat Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Blankenship Cullinan Mr. and Mrs. Andy W. Bogue Mr. Edward Dannemiller N. Habash Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bolaños Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Davis Ms. Caroline F. Halcovich Mrs. Melinda Bollinger Ms. Eileen Dees Mrs. Laura Hall Mr. and Mrs. Liborio Borjas Ms. Shelby Deloney Ms. Ruth Halverson Ms. Lisa Deloney Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hammer Mrs. Sally Catherine Dempsey Mr. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Peter Desnoes Mr. and Mrs. John Healy Mrs. Cynthia Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickinson Mr. David A. Diener 5 Xavier College Prep | Annual Report

XAVIER FUND GIFTS 2015 / 2016 Mrs. Danielle Heath Mr. Colin McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Donald Santos Dr. and Dr. Matthew Werner Mrs. Eloise Helbling Mr. and Mrs. Tim McElrath Mr. and Mrs. Mark Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Whitcomb Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Henry Mr. William McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiller Ms. Anette McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Scarborough Wickstrand Mr. James R. Houston Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schein Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Wold Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hubert McWay Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Dr. and Dr. Thomas Wong Mr. and Mrs. Gioacchino Mr. and Mrs. John Mellinger Mr. Mark Wood Dr. Pamela K. Meoli Schwimmer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ippolito Mr. and Mrs. Felix Mercado Mr. and Mrs. Douglas K. Sears Mr. Douglas Jacobs and Mr. Thomas E. Miles Ms. Maryann Semancik Woodward Ms. Catherine Miller Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Sendejo @@@Angels All Around Mrs. Warunee Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Ms. Mary Servitje-Marquez Becky Fossum Golf Ms. Joyce Jensen Dr. and Dr. Michael Seto Belmont Produce, Inc. Mrs. Laura Jessup Moiso Mr. and Mrs. Craig Shafer Border Valley Trading, LTD Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Ms. Dianne Moss Ms. Susan Simpson Bottling Group, LLC Ms. Carmen Nokes Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith Bubble Springs Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Barton Norris Dr. and Mrs. Eric Sontz Calibre Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Johnson Ms. Tokiyo Ochi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Celeste Varela Realtor Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Johnson Mrs. Robert O’Connor Central Intergroup Office of the Mr. Michael P. Joyce Dr. and Mrs. Gary U. Okamoto Specchierla Dr. and Mrs. Milan J. Jugan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Oleson Mr. and Mrs. Sam Spinello Desert Mr. Francis Kahawai Mr. and Mrs. William Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Mark Steinke Charity Mobile Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Kalisek Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. John W. City Wok Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Eric Otten Conciant Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Kelly Ms. Vickie Parada Stenmoen Conscious Wear Online Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Donald Perea Mr. Verdlee Stevenson Craig Conley Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Mrs. Dilly Perera Ms. Deborah M. Stone Desert Medical Imaging Mr. and Mrs. Nick Killebrew Ms. Laura Perez Mr. and Mrs. Troy Strange Desert Vein and Vascular Ms. Ruth A. Kluchenek Mr. and Mrs. Richard Post, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Taff Mr. Mike D. Kocour Mr. and Mrs. David Powers Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Z. Taran Institute Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Kratochvil Mr. and Mrs. William T. Dr. and Mrs. Shahriyar Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Krause HOW CAN I BENEFIT Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powers Tavakoli FROM A PLANNED Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Quagliani Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thornton Kueneman Ms. Jeanine Quint Mr. and Mrs. Carl (Gene) E. GIFT? Dr. and Mrs. Khoi Le Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quintana Planned giving is a way Mr. Herve Le Mansec Mr. and Mrs. Juan A. Ramirez Tiedeman for you to integrate your Mrs. Mary A. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Raul Ramirez Mr. Adrian Torres personal, financial and Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Letellier Mrs. Lisa Rausch-James Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tricco estate planning goals by Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Lethcoe Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Renteria Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. making lifetime or Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Rick M. testamentary charitable Mr. WeiKun Li Tschetter gifts. For additional Dr. and Dr. Carlos Lopez Berenzweig Ms. Janice Turner information, contact Matt Ms. Sarah L. Lucas-Glassman Ms. Danetta Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Bob Underwood Emerson, Director of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mr. and Mrs. Orazio F. Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Valencia Advancement, at Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo R. Robles Dr. and Mr. Cesar A. Vallejo 760-601-3900 ex. 6087 or by MacConnell Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Van email at Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Mr. and Mrs. Robert memerson@xavierprep. Rodney, Jr. MacMillan Mr. and Mrs. Nabor Rodriguez Van Schoyck Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Magana Ms. Sandra Rodriguez Ms. Celeste M. Varela Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Maloney Mr. Richard Roof Mr. and Mrs. Edimir Vargas Mrs. Marlene Maly Mr. Ferdinand Rose and Ms. Corina E. Vasilie Mrs. Leslie R. Mandeville Mr. and Mrs. Jose Velasquez Ms. Salina T. Marquez Mrs. Adria Ballesteros Ms. Maria Elizabeth Venturini Mr. Fernando Martinez and Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Rossi Ms. Janice H. Vogt Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Rover Mr. and Mrs. John Vuksic Mrs. Angela Matias Mrs. Marian Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Ms. Hannah Mason Mr. and Mrs. Josef Saliba Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAdams Mr. and Mrs. Noe Sanchez Waggoner Mr. Michael McCluskey Mr. and Mrs. Scot Sandels Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Walker Mr. Donald McDaniel Ms. Sandra L. Walmsley Mrs. Jennifer S. Weeks Ms. Amy Wente Xavier College Prep | Annual Report 6

XAVIER Lifetime Giving Anthony Neyer $100,000 and above Class of 2010 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burdick We recently chatted with Anthony Neyer ’10, +Mr. and Mrs. Don Callender a member of Xavier’s first graduating class. Anthony played quarterback at Xavier and Mrs. Phyllis Carmien then joined the storied program at the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Dolan University of Southern California, where he Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hemstreet walked on as quarterback for the Trojans. Anthony graduated from USC in May of 2015, majoring in communi- Mrs. Bob Hope cations and business. Earlier this year he was invited to try out with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kincaid the Washington Redskins. He has now settled down in Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mike where he is working at Caruso Affiliated. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peter Ministrelli What do you remember about your time in high school? I just remember being so excited for what was ahead. You never Mr. Harry Nudd know what’s coming around the corner. You can be excited be- +Mr. and Mrs. Tod Parrott cause you don’t know what’s going to happen, or you can be scared Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert Pasquesi because you don’t know what’s going to happen. I remember being excited. Looking back at it, I just remember being so excited and be- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perry ing ready to dive in to what God had planned for me. +Mrs. Leona J. Preece Why did you decide to come to Xavier, especially when it was such a Mr. and Mrs. John C. Radovich new school at the time? Mr. and Mrs. Halvor Rover I was looking for a school that was academically going to impress Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shea me, but also a football program that was playing 11-man football and a coach that I meshed well with. And Xavier definitely had that with +Mr. James Shea Coach Lewis and the administrators. Ms. Barbara Steffens What was your experience like playing football at Xavier? Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Sullivan Great. Definitely tough. Coach Lewis pushed me, but he was pushing me because he knew I could keep playing and emerge as a leader on Mr. Hank Thierry the team. His coaching style was exactly what I needed at that time Mr. Henry Trione and I am very appreciative of that. Ms. Molly A. Walters What was it like to receive the phone call from Lane Kiffin (then +Mrs. Mary Zwach head coach of USC), inviting you to join the USC football team? Andrew Allen Charitable Foundation It was pretty amazing. I didn’t want to say anything until I was Conrad N. Hilton Foundation signed 100 percent. When it was finally all said and done, I couldn’t Highland Street Foundation have been happier and feeling more blessed. Roel Construction Co. How was your experience at Southern Cal? Sacred Heart Church Fantastic. The platform is so special. You really have an opportunity The California Province of the Society of Jesus to share what your passion is about, and people will listen. And that The H. N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation was one of the coolest parts. People sit and listen to you and they Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians want to hear from a USC quarterback and student athlete. Weingart Foundation What’s a favorite memory from your time at USC? My last game at the Coliseum versus Notre Dame. Playing versus + Deceased Notre Dame and moving the ball down the field and having the fans react the way they did. How do you reflect upon your tryout with the Washington Redskins? My name was on an NFL roster. It was my lifelong dream and it happened. What did Xavier teach you? Xavier was one of the first places I realized I can do what it is I want to do. I can be utilized as a leader in my community, in my school, and in the world. My trip to El Salvador was pretty important to me to have something in mind and then have people believe in me and help us together as a group accomplish something. That’s something Xavier gave me a taste of and continued to develop at USC. 7 Xavier College Prep | Annual Report

Xavier Loyola Society Xavier College Preparatory High School has always been a partnership between parents, staff and faculty, and the Loyola Society continues that tradition. Motivated by a spirit of service, working in collaboration with the Xavier College Preparatory Advancement Office, the Loyola Society consists of parents, benefactors and other Xavier supporters who wish to help the school accomplish its goals. The Society seeks to foster community among its members and provide opportunities for networking and fellowship. The Loyola Society is named after St. Ignatius of Loyola (b. 1491), founder of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits). It came about after a few alumni parents approached the school about creating a more formal opportunity to stay connected with campus. Consistent with the legacy of St. Ignatius, Society members possess a passion for education and have agreed to take on a more consistent and direct effort to address Xavier’s needs. Membership in the Loyola Society is $1,000 annually for individuals, and $1,500 for spouses who join together. As part of their membership, Society members receive regular updates on school happenings and plans for growth, as well as tickets to select Xavier fundraising and community events. Society members also meet five times a year for lunch on Xavier’s campus, where they hear from student, faculty, and other guest speakers, as well as news from the advancement office. If you’re interested in joining the Loyola Society, please contact Matt Emerson, Xavier’s Director of Advancement, at [email protected] or at (760) 601-3900, ext. 6087. Xavier is grateful to the current members of the Loyola Society, who are listed below: Thank you to our 2015/2016 Loyola Society members December 2015 Loyola Society Luncheon: Members of the Mr. Dennis Alfieri Loyola Society gather in celebration at our final lunch of the Mr. and Mrs. David Arndt year. Also pictured are Gabe Rodriguez ‘16 and Sonja Hiller ‘16 who spoke to members about their four years at Xavier and Dr. Daniel Cosgrove their plans for college and beyond. Ms. Lisa Delgado Mrs. Sally Dempsey Dr. and Mrs. Frank Ercoli Dr. and Mrs. David Friscia Mr. David Gandolfo Mr. Robert Gilliland Mr. Matt Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William Lennartz Dr. and Mr. Mike Lindley Mr. Patrick Lizza Mr. Matt MacConnell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Martin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Matthews Mr. Ulrich McNulty Mr. Louis Pagano Mr. William Powers Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Way Xavier College Prep | Annual Report 8

XAVIER FUND GIFTS 2014/2015 Dr. Oscar R. Arias, DDS Troy Zimmerman Interior Saints Circle Gilliland El Ranchito Taco Shop Design, $1,001-$2,500 Mr. Mark Granger Ernie Ball Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heidkamp First West Financial Velasquez Auto Body Mr. Dennis Alfieri Reverend Joseph L. Hooper Fisherman’s Market & Grill Verbum Dei High School Anonymous and Mr. Horace J. Isenhower Viking Capital Company, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Rick M. Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Mgmt. Inc. Vistage Garcia Insurance, Inc. VPAYPRO, LLC Berenzweig Matthews Granite Construction Wally’s Desert Turtle Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich McNulty Wiefels & Son Mr. and Mrs. McKee D. Mr. Todd A. Mikles Company Willie’s Clear Pools Mr. John Muller Guy Dreier Designs Windermere Real Estate Colburn Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Overgaag Institute of Orthopedica & Dr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purcell Black & Gold Club Mrs. Jan Salta Neurosciences $501-$1,000 Congress Mr. and Mrs. Greg Solis J. Russell! The Salon! Mr. and Mrs. Dan Conway Bighorn BAM James O. Rue Construction Mr. and Mrs. Esequiel Acosta Dr. and Dr. Daniel Cosgrove Inner Circle Education Jessup Auto Plaza Mr. and Mrs. David Arndt Mr. and Mrs. Franz DeKlotz Jonathan and Associates, Inc. Mrs. Beth Aune Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Devlin Center-ICEC Josef Saliba Salon Mr. and Mrs. Antun M. Dr. and Mr. Ronald L. Donley WePay JW Marriott Desert Springs Dr. and Mrs. Frank Ercoli Barbato Mr. and Mrs. William R. The President’s Circle Resort & Spa Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bleicher $5,001-$10,000 Key To Your Closet Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bogue Lennartz Kincaid Industries Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coyne Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lizza Mr. and Mrs. John Curci Kitchen Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gandolfo Law Office of Michael A. Mr. Carl Garczynski Davidian Matthews Mrs. Charlotte Halbur Kruppe Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Derby Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Molyet Mrs. Patricia M. Howe LG Desert Store Dr. and Mrs. John Feller, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lehman Lori Tiedeman Interiors, Inc. Mr. John Heckenlively Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Rincón Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Maggio Lumpy’s Golf Mr. and Mrs. David Hill Dr. and Mrs. Majid Torabi Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Martin and Bochnewich a Mr. Robert W. Hinchberger Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Voyne Dr. and Mr. Michael B. Lindley Barnes & Noble Martin, Esq. Law Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Maggio Chipotle Mexican Grill Deacon and Mrs. Larry Nobell Energy Solutions, LLC Mr. and Mrs. William T. Cuistot Restaurant ORR Builders ETS McDonald Osborne Rincón, CPA Powers LaSalle Electric Mr. and Mrs. John O’Donnell Our Lady of Soledad Parish Mr. and Mrs. Elias Ruiz Olsen Paving and Sealcoating Mrs. Bette J. Poliquin Palm Desert Podiatry Center Mr. and Mrs. Rich Salmon Prime Time International Mr. and Mrs. John F. Shea Patti Boiko - Speech Language Mr. Michael Yao and Sacred Heart Church Sacred Heart Church Pathologist Mrs. Wei Tan Women’s Guild Men’s Club PDG Development Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Way Solis Wealth Management Sovereign Capital Pepsico Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Proforma Print Solutions Group Inc. Management Inc Quality Desert Stones Wickstrand The Boeing Company Rancho Las Palmas BigHeadz, LLC Toscana Country Club, Inc. Leadership Circle Boguey Concessions, LLC William H. Hannon $10,001-$25,000 Chiropractic Center Desert Community Right Way Golf Cars, LLC Foundation Anonymous Rowe’s Pool Service Foundation + Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. SMH Partners, Inc. Desert Pediatric Dentistry The Principal’s Circle The Benevity Community Jamba Juice $2,501-$5,000 Humphreys Silicon Valley Community Mr. T.W. Ireland Impact Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bianco Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knee The Cone Zone Foundation Mr. Giancarlo Boccato Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perricone The McConnell Living Trust Target Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mrs. Eugenia A. Riordan Mule The Original Roberto’s of The R. D. and Joan Dale Flanagan Palm Desert Hubbard Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gallaher The Private Collection Triple J. Enterprise, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. TKD, Inc. Walmart 8 Xavier College Prep | Annual Report

XAVIER FUND GIFTS 2014/2015 St. Francis Xavier Guild P. Kelly Carmien $25,001-$50,000 Xavier’s success has resulted from many Mr. and Mrs. Nachhattar Chandi serendipitous moments, but few have been Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dalecio as important for the school as the day in Mr. Henry J. Thierry 2006 that Mrs. Phyllis Kelly Carmien read Holmes Family Foundation about Xavier in the Desert Sun. Knee Family Foundation Xavier was just about to break ground, and the newspaper Messina Society article summarized the dedication and hard work of the parents $50,001-$100,000 who brought Xavier from dream to reality. Inspired by what she read, Mrs. Carmien, a resident of Palm Desert, contacted DoeDee Anonymous Rover, one of Xavier’s founders and President Emerita, to discuss Mrs. Joy Svenson (Deceased) the ways that Mrs. Carmien might support the school. “I thought they needed a Catholic school here,” she said. “I was Current Saints & Alumni Circle really in favor of it.” Since first learning about the school, Mrs. Carmien has been Ms. Sarika Andavolu ‘13 extraordinarily generous. Her charitable heart has enabled the Mr. Derick Barajas ‘13 school to fund the position of campus chaplain (currently held by Miss Jillian A. Barbato ‘18 Fr. Jack McGinness), a new website (which went live in the late Mr. Chandler A. Barbato ‘18 Spring of 2014), and additional improvements around campus. Ms. Sarah A. Beardsley ‘13 “It’s just remarkable what Xavier has done the few years that I’ve Ms. Isabella R. Bianco ‘13 been involved,” Mrs. Carmien said. “When you see progress like Ms. Hannah M. Boiko ‘14 that, you want to continue with it.” Mr. Connor D. Lennon ‘11 Though Mrs. Carmien didn’t attend Catholic school herself, Ms. Camille G. Lethcoe ‘13 Catholicism and Catholic education have been a big part of her Mr. Taylor S. Matthews ‘13 life. One of her cousins was a priest, and for over 50 years her Ms. Stephanie M. Rhoten ‘12 brother was a monk in the Order of St. Benedict. + Deceased Mrs. Carmien came to California when she was nineteen, eventually marrying and settling in Beverly Hills. Her husband, Gifts In Kind a USC graduate, was a manufacturer of hand tools. She and her husband moved to the Coachella Valley in 1986. Xavier’s continued growth and Xavier remains abundantly grateful for the generosity of Mrs. development is supported by gifts Carmien and the role she has played in Xavier’s growth. of all kinds. We welcome gifts from businesses and members of our community, to ensure that academic, athletic and co-curricular activities have the resources they need. Your generous gift helps make that possible. Again thank you for your generous donation. Xavier College Prep | Annual Report 9

JMagis: The Opportunity to do MORE esuits use the Latin word magis, or “more,” to inspire in others and themselves a boundless desire to reach ever-higher levels of excellence. At Xavier College Prep, we ask our students to make the most of their talents, to put forth their best effort and to do more than they think is possible. We will expect no less from our graduates and our Xavier community. Academic excellence is not enough: we are here to form “men and women with and for others,” for the common good. We are dedicated to nurturing graduates who will serve those most in need of their talents. After all, it was St. Ignatius of Loyola’s idea that the objective of a Jesuit education is to prepare people to serve others for the greater glory of God, Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam, by constantly adapting our educational goals and methods to contemporary life. In the preceding pages, every effort has been made to carefully and deliberately record each gift and donor accurately, taking into account the love and thoughtfulness of each gift given. If we have mistakenly misreported any information, please contact the advancement office at 760.601.3900 x.6087. Thank you. College Acceptances for the Class of 2015 Arizona State University Howard University San Francisco State University University of California, Santa Cruz Auburn University Humboldt State University San Jose State University University of Colorado at Boulder Azusa Pacific University Idaho State University Santa Clara University University of Denver Baylor University Indiana University at Bloomington Seattle University University of Detroit Mercy Belmont University Iowa State University Seton Hall University University of Hawaii at Manoa Bethel University-MN John Carroll University Simpson University University of Illinois Biola University Lafayette College Sonoma State University University of La Verne Boise State University Laguna College of Art and Design Southwestern University University of Massachusetts Boston College Le Moyne College St. Edward’s University University of Michigan California Baptist University Louisiana State University St. John’s University University of Minnesota California College of the Arts Loyola Marymount University Suffolk University University of Mississippi California Lutheran University Loyola University Chicago Syracuse University University of Nebraska at Lincoln California State Universites Loyola University Maryland Texas A&M University University of Notre Dame Canisius College Loyola University New Orleans Texas Christian University University of Oregon Carroll College (Montana) Marquette University The Art Institute of California University of Pennsylvania Chapman University Marymount California University The Art Institute of Seattle University of Portland Chestnut Hill College Miami University, Oxford The College of Idaho University of Puget Sound Clemson University Michigan State University The Culinary Institute of America University of Redlands College of Charleston Milwaukee School of Engineering The George Washington University University of Rhode Island College of the Desert Mount Saint Mary’s University The University of Akron University of San Diego College of the Holy Cross New York University The University of Alabama University of San Francisco Colorado Mesa University Newbury College The University of Arizona University of Southern California Concordia University - Irvine Northeastern University The University of Iowa University of St. Thomas Cornell College Northern Arizona University The University of Scranton University of the Pacific Creighton University Notre Dame de Namur University The University of Texas, Austin University of Washington Drexel University Pacific Lutheran University Troy University Vanguard University of Fairfield University Parsons The New School for Design United States Air Force Academy Fashion Institute of Design Pennsylvania State University, Beaver United States Military Academy Southern California Pepperdine University United States Naval Academy Villanova University and Merchandising Point Loma Nazarene University University of British Columbia West Chester University of Pennsylvania Fashion Institute of Technology Providence College University of California, Berkeley Westminster College Fordham University Regis University University of California, Davis Westmont College Georgetown University Saint Joseph’s University University of California, Irvine Whittier College Golden West College Saint Louis University University of California, Los Angeles Whitworth University Gonzaga University Saint Mary’s College University of California, Merced Willamette University Grand Canyon University Saint Peter’s University University of California, Riverside Xavier University Hanover College Salve Regina University University of California, San Diego Hawaii Pacific University San Diego State University University of California, Santa Barbara Houston Baptist University