I hope everybody is safe and sound!
We have a lot of alumni news to share (see below). But first, as you know, the end of winter means our Spring Musical is not far off!
The All Saints Day School
Performing Arts Department
proudly presents
The Sound of Music
68 cast members from 3rd through 8th grade will be performing on the following days and times:
Thursday, April 2 - 10:00am
Friday, April 3 - 10:00am
Friday, April 3 - 7:00pm
Saturday, April 4 - 7:00pm
The spirited, romantic and beloved musical story of Maria and the von Trapp Family will entertain you with its Tony, Grammy, and Academy Award winning Best Score, including
My Favorite Things, Do-Re-Mi, Climb Ev'ry Mountain, and of course the title song.
As always, our Alumni are admitted free of charge! Come join us!
I hope to welcome you back on campus!
Kristin Templeman
Communications Director
PS - If you are an alum parent, you are receiving this All Saints Alumni email because you might have a more up-to-date email address of your alum; it would be wonderful if you would forward this invitation to them.
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The
All Saints Class of 86 got together to ring in the New Year, in style. Left to right:
Matt Olin, Blake Peters (Honorary Classmate) Graham Evans, Mary Schley, Lori Pretzer, Jimmy Witherell, Roger Newton, John Barrett, and Will Lathrop.
We love seeing when our alumni get together!
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Kendall Keith Lemmer '04 and husband Nicholas received their Christmas blessing early this year!
Welcome to the world, Russell Bradley Lemmer. Russell was born on 12/16/2019 at 2:43pm and weighed 6lbs 15oz at 20" tall. He's got a full head of hair, long eyelashes, and beautiful blue eyes.
Congratulations, Lemmer Family!
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Brita Sigourney '04 was honored at the Land Rover U.S. Snowboard & Freeski Grand Prix February 1, 2020 at Mammouth Mountain as the 2019-20
Womens Freeski Halfpipe National Champion .
She is pictured here with Aaron Blunck, the Mens Freeski Halfpipe National Champion.
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Will Morgan
'14
, sophomore at UCLA, earned Mountain Pacific Sports Federation all-academic honors. To make the MPSF All-Academic Team, the student-athlete must have completed one academic year at the institution, have at least a 3.0 grade point average, and have played in 50 percent of the team's games in 2019. Will was one of only 6 UCLA Bruin water polo players to receive this honor. Congrats!
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Tom & Molly '15 kicked off the new year by publishing a new song.
Adalay is now available on Spotify. Tom & Molly have performed at a variety of venues prior to their college terms starting up again.
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JT Byrne '17 set an all-time Carmel High School school record in the basketball game against Monterey High for most points in a game - 47! Way to go JT!
JT and his team also just won the CCS division IV Basketball Championship in February 2020 for the second time in a row.
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Clea Caddell '18, sophomore at Stevenson High School, was awarded the Pacific Coast Horse Association's
2019 Junior Jumper Rider of the Year Award. The award tops off a busy and successful year for Clea: She was selected, after five trials, to compete for the USA in the North American Youth Championships in New York, took second in the West Coast Hall of Fame Jumper Finals, took third in the West Coast Equitation Finals in Las Vegas, and won and took top placings in both national and international hunter derbies.
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Makenna Tarsitano'18 completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training certification through
Om Studios in the
Barnyard at the end of 2019. She is one of the youngest in Monterey county to complete this certification.
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Cailin Templeman '18 received the Courtesy Award from Santa Catalina High School "...
given to one day student and one boarding student from each class based on nominations from faculty and their peers. The award honors those who exemplify courtesy in the broadest sense-thoughtful and kind, generous with their time, and caring toward the feelings and welfare of others."
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Three members of the
Class of 2018
once again participated in Monterey County's Mock Trial competition.
Logan Falkel'
s Carmel High School team won 1st place,
Clea Caddell
's Stevenson team claimed 3rd place and she received the award for Best Prosecuting Attorney, and
Cailin Templeman
competed with her Santa Catalina Team.
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Tristan Evans '19 started on the Stevenson Boys Varsity Water Polo Team and helped Stevenson High School go undefeated in league and 23-3 for the season. He was also named to the All-League Team. He and a few of his Stevenson High School teammates just finished a week in Athens, Greece training with Captain and Olympian Jesse Smith. They stayed at his house in Athens, trained with him every day, and got to scrimmage against a Greek team.
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On Saturday, January 18, 2020 the Freshman Boys Basketball teams from Carmel High and Stevenson squared off against each other in a non-conference game. Their middle school All Saints coaches, Don Imamura (Tyler '19, Riley '21) and
Spencer Reade '97 watched the game to cheer on their former players. It was a great game with a lot of ASDS alumni, alumni parents, and current parents in attendance cheering on six members of the C
lass of 2019. Zaki Ibessaine, Thomas Lansbury, Tyler Imamura, Jim Moreau, coach Imamura, Coach Reade, Parker Lynch - not pictured, Zaiden Bode.
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Soccer season is always fabulous to reconnect and that is exactly what the
Class of 2019 did. York faced off against the Stevenson soccer team and the former classmates and friends were more than happy to get together after the game.
Vincent Camacho, Kevin Daliri '17 (back), Craig Chiu '18, Alex Gianola-Cook, Will Hand, Tristan Pfleger.
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ASDS ALUMNI ON CAMPUS
We love when our Alumni come back on campus, and love when they share their talents and passions with our students!
Bhajan Johnson '94 was a fabulous Head Coach in his first year coaching our Boys' Flag Football team in the fall of 2019.
Spencer Reade '97
(Hatcher '27) kicked off the Boys' Varsity Basketball season with a cool pep rally video. ASDS classmate
Zak Vetter '97 was more than happy to come on campus and lend a helping hand filming and producing.
Click here for the video.
Spencer coached both the Varsity Boys team and our undefeated Girls' Basketball Team!
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Peter Hiller, Sam '00, Jake '02 visited
our 4th grade class to talk about California Missions. He has written a book from his studies of the art and accounts of Jo Mora, former local artist and historian. He showed the students mission artwork by Mr. Mora and talked about Jo's adventures retracing the steps of the old 'Californio' days at the missions and on the ranchos.
He also connected with our 4th grade teacher, Barbara Frost '84, who still has the ceramics bowl she made in Mr. Hiller's class when she was in the All Saints 6th grade.
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Lynn Bohlmann '84 was in town for the weekend visiting her brother John '89 (Brynn '28, J.J. '27) and took the opportunity to read to our first graders. She and her son, Lake, surprised his cousin J.J. and read the book
Slugs in Love, a huge hit wit the first grade!
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Jeff Kraft '96 was happy to accept Mandy Georis' invitation to talk to the 4th and 5th graders about real world math related problems as part of the Math Speaker Series. Jeff is the CEO of Nourish Inc. and he shared how math helps him figure out problems, finding solutions in his day to day business.
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Anthony Carnazzo '97 took time out of his busy schedule and spent a morning with our Middle Schoolers as part of our Middle School Speaker Series. He talked about finding and chasing dreams, opening a restaurant, and the demanding life of a business owner.
On another note, his restaurant
Stationaery in Carmel is definitely worth a visit. Stop by for a coffee and check in with Anthony. He loves to talk to his customers and loves to share stories about All Saints.
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It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of these wonderful community members.
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Jason Angel '80 passed away October 21, 2019. Jason was born and raised on the Monterey Peninsula. He graduated from All Saints Day School and Robert Louis Stevenson High School and then Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo where he majored in business.
Jason was a salesman...he had the gift of gab. Family recall that Jason loved life, his smile and personality lighting up the room. He was thoughtful and caring, never missing a birthday or anniversary. Friends remember how he was up for anything, always planning places to go and see.
The ultimate car guy, he would read auto magazines cover to cover, and knew every detail about almost every car. He and his dad had that in common along with Grateful Dead music. He enjoyed the outdoors; snowboarding, hiking, biking, camping and tennis. He was artistic in his younger years which resurfaced recently when he started painting. He will be missed ever so much.
Jason is survived by his children Delaney and Grant, his parents, Jack and Debbie, brother Jared (Nellie), grandmas, aunts, uncles and cousins. A Celebration of Life (luncheon) was held on November 16 at the Monterey Marriott.
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Veronica Kirk-Clausen Flanagan '91, was born in Pacific Grove on May 27, 1977, and passed away in Santa Cruz on December 20, 2019, surrounded by her extended family. She graduated from All Saints Day School, Santa Catalina High School, UC Davis, and UC Santa Cruz, and had been teaching Writing at UC Santa Cruz for over 15 years. Veronica loved her family, especially her husband and children. She loved her extended family, including cousins, aunts, uncles, and her friends from elementary school, college, grad school, her children's school, her swim team, and her colleagues at UCSC. She also loved teaching, laughing, Paris, and swimming. Veronica is survived by her parents, Bonnie Kirk and Bill Clausen, her husband Patrick, her children Seamus, and Maggie, numerous aunts, uncles and cousins in the United States, Denmark, and Ireland. A Celebration of Veronica's life was held on February 23, 2020 at the Merrill College Cultural Center on the UC Santa Cruz campus.
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