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JoeArrascadaJoe Arrascada graduated from BishopManogue in 1987, where he activelyparticipated in sports and served threeyears in student government. After highschool, he attended the University ofNevada and graduated with a degreein Criminal Justice. Following thecompletion of his degree, Arrascadaworked on the University campus fortwo years with the Student ServicesDepartment. He continued his educationand completed a Masters Degree inSocial Work. Following the completionof Graduate School, Joe began workingat the Reno, Nevada Veteran AffairsMedical Center and is currently employedas the Coordinator of the Spinal CordInjury Clinic. Arrascada credits BMCHSin forming lifetime friendships, adedication to education, strong spiritualcommitment and providing guidance forlife’s adversities.Louis A.BonaldiLouis Anthony Bonaldi, a native Nevadan,graduated from Bishop Manogue HighSchool in 1970. He earned his Bachelorof Science in biology from the Universityof Nevada, Reno in 1975 where he was amember of the Alpha Epsilon Omega PreMedicine Honor Society. Upon receivinghis undergraduate degree, Bonaldi movedto Boston where he earned a MedicalDegree from Tufts University Schoolof Medicine in 1979. After earning hisM.D., Dr. Bonaldi was accepted at theUniversity of California, San DiegoMedical Center (UCSD) to completeresidencies in General Surgery and PlasticSurgery, and later a rigorous Plastic andReconstructive Surgery Fellowship.After studying in Australia, Dr. Bonaldireturned to UCSD in 1987 where heserved as an Assistant Clinical Professorof Surgery. He also worked a short timeas Chief of the Pediatric ReimplantationProgram at the children’s hospital inSan Diego. Finally in 1989, Dr. Bonaldireturned to Reno to establish his privatepractice: the Center for Plastic Surgery(CPS). Dr. Bonaldi has served asAssistant Clinical Professor of Surgeryat the University of Nevada, Reno sincehis return.In addition to the surgeries and treatmentsavailable at the Center for Plastic Surgery,Dr. Bonaldi donates his time andservices, absorbing all cost himself, forone individual per month in the programhe created called “New Beginnings.” Dr.Bonaldi is a member of the AmericanSociety of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, theAmerican Society of Plastic Surgeons andthe American Society for ReconstructiveMicrosurgery. He is also a Fellow of theAmerican College of Surgeons (F.A.C.S)and a member of the Nevada StateMedical Association.Dr. Bonaldi was named one of the BestDoctors in the America Pacific Regionin 2000-2002 and one of the Top PlasticSurgeons in America by the AmericanConsumers’ Research Council in 20052007. He was awarded a Certificate ofAdvanced Education in Cosmetic Surgeryfrom the American Society for AestheticPlastic Surgery in 1998.Dr. Bonaldi is passionate aboutcontributing to both the medical field andthe community. He participates in local andnational organizations including the GiveHope Foundation, which assists familieswith children coping with catastrophicillnesses, the American Cancer Society,the American Lung Association, theAmerican Heart Association and thePlastic Surgery Educational Foundation,a foundation committed to researchingmedical topics and continuing educationin the medical field.A proud father of five children, twoof which are Manogue graduates, Dr.Bonaldi is an accomplished pianist whohas performed at Carnegie Hall. He is alsoan avid Nevada Wolfpack and ManogueMiner sports fan. He says that he creditshis experience at Manogue for givinghim the work ethic that he has today.continued on page 6bishopmanogue.orgFall 2007 Miner Messenger5Cover Story(1980), Fellow, American College of TaxCounsel, Fellow, American College ofTrusts and Estates Martindale HubbellRating: A.V., and has been named inmultiple categories of The best Lawyersin America, Outstanding Lawyers ofAmerica, Best of United States, andSuperlawyers. Armstrong’s communityservice accomplishments includeserving as past president of the RenoPhilharmonic Association, AthleticAssociation University of Nevada, andHidden Valley Country Club; Co-founder,Community Foundation of WesternNevada; Trustee Emeritus, University ofNevada Foundation; Trustee, MargueriteWattis Petersen Foundation; and Member,Financial Counsel Diocese of Reno. Hewas awarded the “Jake Lawlor Award” in2003 for outstanding accomplishmentsin the support of University of Nevadaintercollegiate athletics for over twentyyears. He resides with his wife and twodaughters in Reno.

Cover StoryDr. Bonaldi said, “The discipline that Ilearned through athletics and academicsat Manogue has followed me throughoutmy career.” Dr. Bonaldi teaches a oneday class annually to the advancedbiology classes at Manogue on extremitytrauma to impress upon the students theimportance of anatomy and the disciplineof surgery and to inspire young minds.CathyArmstrong CobbCathy Cobb graduated from BishopManogue Catholic High School in 1970.She then attended the University ofSanta Clara, in Santa Clara Californiaand graduated in 1974 with a Bachelorof Science in Commerce majoring inaccounting with a minor in economics.Cobb is married to William G. Cobb andhas four children, Jennifer Cobb Hall’94, Michelle Cobb ’95, Ryan Cobb ’00,and Christopher Cobb ’03 who are allgraduates of Manogue. She has been withKafoury Armstrong & Co., accountingfirm since 1974 and is professionallyassociated with the American Institute ofCertified Public Accountants and NevadaSociety of Certified Public Accountants.Other associations that Cobb is affiliatedwith are the Secret Witness Board, OurLady of Snows School Board, FinanceChairman on the Children’s CabinetBoard, Collection Counting Committeefor Our Lady of Snows, Bishop ManogueStrategic Plan Committee, BishopManogue Board of Trustees, Treasurer onthe Bishop Manogue Parents’ Club, andTreasurer for the Manogue Grad Nite.6 Miner Messengerfreelance journalist to local publicationsincluding RLife Magazine and the RenoGazette-Journal.KerryColburn-DayPrior to her graduation from BishopManogue in 2002, Kerry Colburn-Dayspent almost half of her senior yearworking in the fashion industry in Milan,Italy—an opportunity she says she’llnever forget. This passion for cultureand adventure remained with her uponentering the University of Nevada, Renoas a freshman in the fall of 2002. There,Colburn-Day earned her first Bachelorof Arts in French and was named amongthe Top Foreign Language and Literaturestudents in 2003 by the foreign languageand literature department. Desperate totravel again, Colburn-Day decided to takefull advantage of her millenniumscholarship with a semester abroad toperfect her French language skills atthe Université de Pau in the southwestof France. But, she didn’t just study.In addition to her class schedule, shemanaged to visit 13 European countriesincluding England, the Netherlands,Greece and the Czech Republic.Searching for a way to share her love andknowledge about the world, ColburnDay began writing, and what started asa hobby became a career goal. In 2007she earned her second Bachelor of Artsin journalism, also from the Universityof Nevada where she was named “TopPublic Relations Student of the Year”by the Reynolds School of Journalism.Currently, she works as an AssistantAccount Executive at MassMediaPublic Relations and Advertising inReno and is a regularly contributingFall 2007In addition to her career roles, ColburnDay has been a volleyball coach forthe Sierra Nevada Volleyball Club andparticipated in tournaments around thecountry. She volunteers with the WashoeCounty School District helping elementarystudents sharpen their creative writing,and public speaking skills and activelyparticipates in organizations such as theYoung Professionals Network, Universityof Nevada Young Alumni Associationand has recently been named president ofthe Young Alumni Association for BishopManogue High School.TammyDermodyTammy Dermody graduated fromManogue in 1981 and from SantaClara University in 1985 with a dualdegree in Economics and Finance.After graduating from Santa ClaraUniversity, she worked for JohnHancock in Campbell, California fortwo years. John Hancock is the marketleader in key insurance and investmentproduct lines. Tammy returned to Renoin 1987, and joined the family business,Walton’s Family of Funeral Homes,and is now president. She serves onthe following Boards: Casa de Vida, St.Mary’s Foundation and the Children’sCabinet. Tammy is married to MichaelDermody, President of DP Partners. Shehas four children—Nikki, 14; Jack, 13;and stepsons Pearce, 16 and Craig, 20.bishopmanogue.org

DiandaChris Dianda graduated from BishopManogue in 1994. Dianda attended theUniversity of Nevada, Reno and earneda degree in Applied Economics andStatistics. Dianda enjoys hunting and isvery involved in wildlife conservation.He supports many conservation groupssuch as Nevada Bighorn Unlimited,Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, andthe Foundation for North AmericanWild Sheep. Last August he marriedJaimie Bertelson, who is also a graduateof Bishop Manogue. He feels thatManogue has a family atmosphereand he enjoyed the closeness of hisfellow classmates and faculty. Diandafeels attending Manogue has playeda key role in helping him developgreat relationships in his life. Diandaworks in his family’s business, Q&DConstruction, he and his wife Jaimiemake their home in Reno.CarolTavernia-DriscollCarol Tavernia-Driscoll, of SparksNevada, graduated from BishopManogue Catholic High School in 1975.Father ChuckDuranteOn July 1, 2007 Fr. Chuck Durantewas assigned as pastor of St. Teresa ofAvila Catholic Community and Schoolin Carson City, following nine years inministry at Bishop Manogue CatholicHigh School and Our Lady of WisdomUniversity Catholic Community. Healso has served as associate pastor at OurLady of Snows and as Vocation Directorfor the Diocese of Reno. Currently hechairs the Presbyteral Council and theLife, Peace & Justice Commission for theReno Diocese. Fr. Chuck graduatedfrom Bishop Manogue in 1977 andbegan studies in criminal justice andpsychology at the University of Nevada,Reno. After earning a bachelor of artsin 1981 he continued his studies atSanta Clara University Law School.He practiced law in Nevada from 1984until 1989, when he entered St. Patrick’sSeminary. Fr. Chuck was ordained apriest in Reno in 1994.DebbieFuetschDebbie Fuetsch graduated from BishopManogue in 1980 and attended theUniversity of Nevada, Reno, joining theKappa Alpha Theta Sorority with fellowMiner, Teri Arden-Horton, and playingfor the Pack Women’s Tennis Team. Shegraduated from Nevada with a degreein Business Administration, with anemphasis in Marketing in 1984. Whileat Nevada, she met her husband, fellowManogue alum, George Fuetsch (’76).He graduated from Nevada in 1981 andhas been with Western Nevada Supply(another Manogue family business) since1984. They have two children—Rachel,born in 1985, and Keith, born in 1990.Rachel graduated in 2003 from Manogueand received her Associates Degreefrom Truckee Meadows CommunityCollege in 2006. She is currentlycompleting her General Studiesdegree at Nevada, with an emphasisin Social Work/Human Developmentand Family Studies, and CriminalJustice. She also works part time forFirst Independent Bank and the MageeJuvenile Center. Keith is a juniorat Manogue and is very focused onbeing a successful student-athlete. Youcan catch him on the football field,basketball court or track, dependingon the season. He is looking forwardto two more years at Manogue andmoving on to college.continued on page 8bishopmanogue.orgFall 2007 Miner Messenger7Cover StoryChrisTavernia-Driscoll went on to graduatefrom the University of Nevada, Renoin 1979 with a degree in History. Sheand Steve Driscoll (a Reno High Schoolalum) were married in May 1982 andrecently celebrated their 25th weddinganniversary. Their two sons graduatedfrom Bishop Manogue—Sean, class of2002 and Chris, class of 2004. Afterworking for seven years for KNPBChannel 5, she joined the BishopManogue Development Department in2000, where she is closely involved in thevarious fund raising and communityevents that highlight Bishop ManogueCatholic High School’s academic andathletic programs to the community.

Cover StoryAfter graduation and a few yearsworking in advertising and retail,Fuetsch followed in the family footstepsbecoming a banker like her father. Shehas worked for Wells Fargo and itspredecessors for 15 years, currentlyholding the position as Vice President,Senior Relationship Manager forthe Nevada Commercial BankingGroup. Over the past 20 years, shehas also been active in numerousnon-profit organizations includingBishop Manogue Board, UNR Collegeof Business Administration AlumniAssociation (COBAAA), the NevadaWomen’s Fund, Renown (formerlyWashoe Medical) Foundation, TheTruckee Meadows Boys and GirlsClub, and the Athletic Association ofthe University of Nevada (AAUN).Currently, she is focused on workingwith The Children’s Cabinet, Nevada’sPack PAWS (Promoting and AdvancingWomen in Sports) and the State ofNevada Grants Management AdvisoryCommittee benefiting the homeless,disabled and independent living.Fuetsch is frequently on the Manoguecampus attending a game or special event.She is constantly reminded that Manogueis not just a school, it is a FAMILY. Sheloves the fact that her family is nowsurrounded by the Manogue familieswith whom she grew up.Fuetsch says, “Every time you turnaround at Manogue you will find aSullivan, O’Gara, Allen, Nannini,Maloy, Quilici, Glenn, Cavilia,Capurro, Mendiola or other secondor third generation Miner. It may bea new campus, but once you see thesteeple and the stained glass as youmake your way down Bishop ManogueDrive, you know you are HOME.GO MINERS!!”RickGoebelRick Goebel attended Little Flower Schooland graduated from Bishop ManogueHigh School in 1986. Goebel attendedthe University of Nevada, Reno andgraduated in 1991 with a general studiesdegree. He served two terms as executivesecretary on the Bishop Manogue board.Goebel is currently involved with BishopManogue, and helped organize both theten and twenty year class reunions. Heis a member of the Little Flower parish.Goebel is Vice President of his family’sbusiness, North American Embroidery(www.naeusa.com) which distributesbrands of althetic clothing such as RussellAthletic, Cutter & Buck, Nike, Carhartt,and Dickies. The company has grownto one of the nation’s largest full serviceembroidery plants. Goebel enjoys doingbusiness and staying in touch with manyManogue alumni, “I feel very grateful tobe part of the Manogue family.”TimJaureguitoPierreHascheffPierre Hascheff graduated from BishopManogue Catholic High School in 1972.He then attended the University ofNevada, Reno where he played footballClass of 1996 at Silver Peak Brewery.8 Miner Messengerand basketball and graduated in 1976with a degree in Accounting. Hascheffattended McGeorge Law School J.D. inSacramento, California and graduatedin 1982. He then attended Golden GateUniversity in San Francisco, Californiawhere he received his masters in tax lawin 1983. Hascheff has been a memberof the Reno City Council since 1993and serves on several committees andadvisory boards. He received the Skill,Integrity and Responsibility (SIR) Awardin 2003. He currently has a privatepractice which specializes in operationaland transactional matters including realestate; land use matters such as obtainingspecial use permits, zone changes,tentative maps, master plan amendments,development agreements, BLM and publicland permitting, and environmentaldue diligence. His practice also includesconsulting services for business matters,mergers and real estate ventures, leaseagreements, infrastructure and financeagreements, easements, and landlordtenant matters. Finally, he also providesthird party legal opinions to lender’s andborrowers, reviewing loan and real estatedocuments and issuing a legal opinion asto their enforceability.Fall 2007Tim Jaureguito was born and raisedin Reno. Jaureguito attended OurLady of the Snows Elementary Schooland graduated from Bishop ManogueCatholic High School in 1971. Heattended the University of Nevada, Renocontinued on page 10bishopmanogue.org

PAST, PRESENT AND FUTUREBishop Manogue Catholic HighSchool, BMCHS, has offered aCatholic faith-and-values-basededucation to three generations.However, northern Nevada Catholiceducation dates back over 140 years.In 1864, ecclesiastical powerhouseBishop Patrick Manogue and theDaughters of Charity of St. Vincentde Paul founded a school for 300children in the gold and silverboomtown of Virginia City. Atthe turn of the 20th century, as themining industry waned, the TruckeeMeadows communities grew, andCatholic education grew along withthem, beginning with parochialgrammar schools. SecondaryCatholic education in northernNevada debuted on September 13,1948, when Bishop Manogue CatholicHigh School opened its doors for thefirst time. The campus was locatedat the former Flick Ranch, which isnear what is now the intersection ofEast McCarran Boulevard and MillStreet. Within ten years BMCHShad outgrown the property andrelocated in the fall of 1957 to itssecond campus site, “The School OnThe Hill,” adjacent to the Universityof Nevada.Bishop Manoguetraditions continued to thrive andgrow through the spring of 2004.Together, the two earlier campusesgraduated over 4,300 students. In thelate 1990s, a dedicated and ambitiousgroup of northern Nevadans, manyof them alumni, began the effortwhichculminatedin the fall of 2004with the openingof the third BishopManogue campus insouth Reno. Thesevisionaries rallied thesupport of generousphilanthropists, as wellas literally hundreds ofindividual donors, tocreate the state-of-theart campus located on S. Virgininastreet. Here the BMCHS family—students, faculty, staff, parents,and alumni, are proud to provide aBishop Manogue education to newgenerations.The BMCHS Spire, first raised atop Christthe Teacher Chapel on October 9, 1958is a 5 ton steel superstructure, wrappedin copper which stands 80 feet tall. After30 years in place, a violent windstormtoppled it in December, 1988. It was reerected after repairs in 1989. In the fall of2003, the steeple was relocated to the newcampus where it sits atop the new Christthe Teacher Chapel.bishopmanogue.orgFall 2007 Miner Messenger9Manogue LegacyTHE BISHOP MANOGUE LEGACY:

Cover Storyand graduated with a Bachelor of Sciencein Education. While attending Nevada,Jaureguito taught Physical Education andcoached Catholic Youth Organizationbasketball at Our Lady of the Snows.Jaureguito also coached Junior Varsityfootball at Manogue.Jaureguito taught English and PhysicalEducation for five years at Albert LowryHigh School in Winnemucca aftergraduating from Nevada. He also assistedin the basketball program and was theHead Football Coach for four years. Hethen moved to New Mexico and coachedthe offensive line at Western New MexicoUniversity (WNMU) in 1984 and 1985.While coaching, he completed a MastersDegree in Counseling at WNMU. Hewas also an adjunct faculty member in thePhysical Education Department teachingWeights, Conditioning and Racquetball.Jaureguito returned to the Universityof Nevada, Reno and as an assistantoffensive line coach for the spring of1985, the season of 1986, and the springof 1987. He was hired in the late springof 1987 at South Tahoe High School(STHS) as an English and PhysicalEducation instructor and was the headfootball coach. Jaureguito was Chairmanof the Physical Education Departmentfor two years and then moved into theCounseling Department in 1994. Whileliving at Lake Tahoe, he was a memberof the adjunct faculty at Lake TahoeCommunity College in the PhysicalEducation Department. Jaureguito wasalso the Head Girls’ Basketball coachduring his last six years at STHS. Hewas honored as the State “AAA” FootballCoach of the Year in 1990 and 1991.Jaureguito was hired as the Dean ofStudents at Bishop Manogue CatholicHigh School in September of 2001. Aftercompleting coursework at University ofNevada, Reno in Educational Leadership,he was promoted to Assistant Principal ofStudent Activities in 2004.10 Miner MessengerHazelJohnsonHazel Johnson graduated from BishopManogue in 2007. She is attendingWillamette University in Oregon andis majoring in Psychology and withminor in Economics. After attainingher degree, she plans on attendingWillamette’s Business school and thengo on to Law school, working towardsbecoming a successful businessattorney. Johnson continues to have thecomfort and support of her amazingfriends from school and family. Johnsonfeels that the administration, faculty,and staff, notably Mr. Schambari, Ms.Saunders, Mr. Jaureguito, and Mr.Stewart, shaped her into the personshe is today.from USC, O’Gara lived in Los Angelesbefore finally relocating to Reno wherehe has been practicing cosmetic andgeneral dentistry. O’Gara is married toManogue alum Christine Tieber ’71.He and Christine have three childrenwho all graduated from Manogue Tricia’92, Todd ’99, and Katie ’00. O’Gara isstill in contact with many close friendswho were also Manogue grads. His twosisters (Colleen Capurro, Kaylyn Talbott)and two brothers (Tom and Bill) alsograduated from Manogue. His fatherJohn was inducted into the BMCHS Hallof Fame in 2002. O’Gara said, “Manoguehas and always will be an important partof my life. It was so much more than just ahigh school. Manogue instills the pursuitof excellence and self achievement whilemaintaining Christian ethics, teachingthe importance of ‘giving back’ andencouraging camaraderie and friendship.It is a place where life-long friendshipsare forged. A tremendously rewardinginvestment in your family!”MikeQuiliciMichaelO’GaraMichael O’Gara graduated fromBishop Manogue in 1971. He attendedthe University of Nevada, Reno andgraduated in 1975 then attendedUniversity of South

Manogue Catholic High School Messenger Miner Alumni FAmily Friends FALL 2007 Vol. 2, no. 1 . Social Work. Following the completion of Graduate School, Joe began working . of Science in biology from the University of Nevada, Reno in 1975 where he was a member of the Alpha Epsilon Omega Pre-Medicine Honor Society. Upon receiving