It's been a while and we have lots to share.
First of all let me welcome the Class of 2019 to the All Saints Alumni Association! Congratulations! The members of the Class of 2019 will attend Carmel High School, Monterey High School, Stevenson High School, and York School.
Top row (left to right) - Tristan Evans, Thomas Lansbury, Tristan Pfleger, Zaiden Bode, Jim Moreau, Zaki Ibessaine, Tyler Imamura. Bottom row (left to right) - Jack Page, Will Hand, Ryder Weston, Harmony Dornan, Parker Lynch, Eliot Myers, Alex Gianola Cook.
It is always great fun to see what our alumni are up to and the ASDS community loves hearing about all the fabulous things that are happening!
On that note -- please send me your news, adventures, and stories. We started work on the magazine and would love to include your updates.
Thank you so much and I look forward to hearing from you.
Kristin Templeman
PS - If you are an alum parent, you might have a more up-to-date email address for your alum; it would be wonderful if you would forward this invitation to them.
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Victoria D'Amelio '78 was
visiting the Carmel area with her middle daughter, Ariel D'Amelio Caffaro, and took the opportunity to watch one of our Peter Pan performances. She also loved exploring the campus a little bit.
She has been in education in many different roles since the 1980s and is presently the assistant to the Middle School Director at
The Bush School
in Seattle, Washington.
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Speaking of Peter Pan.... Thank you to everybody who came to cheer on our thespians! It was wonderful seeing so many of our former students, teachers, and parents return to campus. It is always fabulous to catch up!
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And one more note on Peter Pan....
Richard Conklin (Noah '16) & Bob Davies (Alex '13 & Sophia '15) have supported our
Spring Musical Band for over 15 years, and they continue to do so, even after their children graduated! Richard is on the drums and Bob plays the bass. Thank you for helping make our spring musicals so fantastic.
Our alum parents rock!
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Stephanie Rosenbaum '03
moved to Bemidji, Minnesota to take over as Executive Director of the Bemidji Symphony Orchestra.
Little bit of trivia: Lake Bemidji got its name because "Bemidji" refers to the Mississippi River, and how it flows across the lake from west to east. The word Bemidji means "Lake with crossing waters" and in its native Ojibwe it is Bemidjigamaag.
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Jack Bayless '05
earned his DDS (Doctorate of Dental Science) from UCLA Dental School on June 2, 2019. Beau Bayless '08 and dear friend and fellow ASDS alum, Katie Schultheis '05, were in attendance. Jack will complete his 2 year pediatric dental residency at UCSF before returning to Monterey to work along side his father, Dr. Mark Bayless.
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Scott Pirkle '10
graduated from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo with a B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering, and minors in Physics, Math, and Astronomy. The last two years, he made the Presidents Honor Roll and also managed to play lacrosse in his spare time.
He will continue his studies this fall in Aeronautical Engineering in
the Cal Poly Masters' Program.
Way to go Scott!
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Alexander Barrett '11
graduated with a B.A. in Film Production from Chapman University's Dodge College of Film & Media Arts.
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Jack Hewitt '11 & Connor Templeman '11 both
graduated from the University of Oregon. Jack with a B.A. in Psychology and Connor with a B.A. in Cinema Studies.
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Madeleine Fontenay '13
has been selected for a Weiss Summer Research Fellowship in Worcester, MA this summer. She is conducting research and performing field interviews with refugee artisans to better understand and analyze how they empower themselves as they assimilate into American society. In August she's excited to travel to Spain to spend her junior year abroad studying in Leon.
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Josefina Camacho '16
received the York School
Student of the Year
Award from York Board Chair Ellen Gaucher. Each year, the York Board of Trustees recognizes a junior or senior who demonstrates great achievements in academics as well as in extracurricular activities during the school year.
Josefina is going into her senior year at York as the Student Body President.
Congratulations!
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Tyler Bianchi '17
is back on campus and once again one of the most popular counselors at Clover Sports Camp. Clover will be on campus until August 9.
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Ivor Myers '17
(#7) and former ASDS classmate Jackson Dwelle (#8) with their CHS Boys Varsity Volleyball team concluded an epic 2019 season. Winning their League Championship, for the fourth year in a row, took them to the Central Coast Sectional (for the second year in a row, last year Carmel won CCS) where they placed 2nd to advance to the CIF NorCal Boys Volleyball Division II where they took 7th place.
Ivor was a starting outside and Jackson was a setter.
Congrats!
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Teah LeBlanc '18
After taking a gap year to travel to Switzerland, Turkey, Greece, and France and to perfect her language skills in a Spanish immersion program in Seville, Spain, Teah will start her freshman year at Ursuline Academy of Dallas, Texas.
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Amalie Hansch & Cailin Templeman '18
finished
their freshman year at Santa Catalina High School with achievement
awards. Cailin for being in the top 10% of her class for GPA and Amalie for being top of the freshman class.
Additionally, Cailin was awarded the
Meriwether and Croom Beatty Award
. Established to "
honor a freshman and sophomore who exemplify compassion, integrity, faith, and friendship
," based on polling faculty and students.
Congrats!
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 Graham Evans '86 has just launched Pivotal Drone Solutions using unmanned aerial vehicles to monitor the health of crops and livestock.
If you want to see the health of your crops and any environmental stress from weather or insects, call Pivotal Drone Solutions.
On another note, Graham's oldest son, Tristan, is a member of the ASDS class of 2019 and just graduated and his daughter Maddie will be moving into 8th grade!
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 Zak Vetter '97 offers personal computer IT support for the Monterey Bay area. Primarily for individuals in maintenance, repair and upgrade of computer systems, home networks, mobile devices, and cloud management of data across devices with his company VetterTech.
VetterTech also provides layout and design services.
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 Elisabeth & Heidi Hansch '17 are the Monterey Bay Flute Duo and are bringing elegant flute duets to special occasions, weddings, and receptions in California's Monterey County. They offer a beautiful repertoire of flute duets and solo pieces perfect for corporate events, weddings, receptions, or holiday parties! They can curate a selection from their repertoire, or can create a special arrangement of pieces or prepare song requests. Check out their website at
montereybayfluteduo.info
.
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Maddie Hale '18 started Heavenly Hoof Treats, and is producing all natural and affordable horse and dog cookies that pets love! Treats for the barn, at home or on the go. These cookies are loved by horses and dogs of all ages and sizes. Check out her website at heavenlyhooftreats.com.
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Zaiden Bode '19 just designed his first set of shoes, the 17-Mile, a unique limited edition custom shoe concept, which incorporates old school basketball design inspired by the biggest American champions, and a traditional low top tennis shoe. Check out his designs at aspireshoes.com/the-17-mile.
He also started airbrushing shoes to further individualize his designs.
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We are incredibly proud of our Alumni!
Please keep me posted--adventures, new jobs, marriages, vacations, and everything else--I'd love to hear from you and then share your exciting news with the All Saints' community!
We truly love to hear from you!
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