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Joseph Van De Yacht performed ADR (automated dialogue replacement) in the Echo episode Chafa .

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Joseph Van De Yacht

Joseph Van De Yacht has appeared in no show and 1 movie. In the cinema, in the role of Boy (voice) in the feature film The Swan Princess Christmas.

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Princess Odette, Prince Derek and their trusted woodland friends reunite in this all-new adventure for their first Christmas celebration together! As the kingdom prepares for a festive holiday, the villainous Rothbart plots to destroy Christmas. Will the castle friends be able to stop Rothbart and save the day? Told in beautiful CG animation for the very first time and featuring music by Anna Graceman from TV’s America’s Got Talent, The Swan Princess Christmas is an enchanting musical holiday treat the whole family will enjoy!

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Bernie Van De Yacht

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Bernard "Bernie" Van De Yacht is an American actor, casting director, director, loop group coordinator and writer. He's the father of actor Joseph Van De Yacht .

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• The Odyssey: A Journey Back Home (1992) - Additional Voices
• Alpha and Omega (2010) - ADR Loop Group
• Muhammad: The Last Prophet (2002) - Archer
• Norm of the North (2016) - Additional Voices
• The Trumpet of the Swan (2001) - ADR Loop Group

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• Prey (2022) - ADR Loop Group
• The Case for Christ (2017) - ADR Loop Group
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St. Francis High School: Celebrating the Class of 2023

It is our distinct honor to announce that one hundred and fifty-five Golden Knights from the Class of 2023 graduated on Saturday morning, May 27th, on the campus of St. Francis High School in La Cañada Flintridge, California. Surrounded by their families and friends on a beautiful spring day, these young men received their diplomas and officially joined the ranks of the St. Francis Alumni Community.

Fr. Joseph Seraphin Dederick, OFM Cap., the Provincial of the Western American Province of the Capuchin Franciscan Order, represented his Excellency Bishop José Gómez, Archbishop of Los Angeles, at the ceremony. Fr. Tony Marti, OFM Cap., the School President, Mr. Tom Moran, the School Principal, Mr. Mark Heydorff, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, and Fr. Matt Elshoff, OFM Cap., Pastor of St. Lawrence of Brindisi, also officiated during the Seventy-Fourth Annual Commencement Exercises for the local Catholic, college preparatory institution. Mrs. Tracy Traver, the Dean of Studies, served as master of ceremonies for this special celebration.

Noe Barraza led the National Anthem, Fr. Tony Marti gave the invocation, Matthew Martellino, the Senior Class President, welcomed those in attendance, and Fr. Tony Marti presented the scholastic awards. Valedictorians Jake Grigorian, Cole Seley, and Oliver Wardhana gave the valedictory address to the audience, Fr. Tony Marti presented the diplomas, and Mr. Tom Moran delivered his address to the graduates . Fr. Joseph Seraphin Dederick offered the final blessing, and Sebastian Gardea and Enrique Valles led the singing of the Alma Mater.

Jake Grigorian, Cole Seley, and Oliver Wardhana received the Capuchin Award and Medal for Scholarship. The program also recognized Salutatorian Jason Liu for his exceptional achievement.

Additionally, Deaglan Johnson was presented with the Rudy Trujillo Award for Superior Academic Effort. This year, to perpetually honor Tom Moran’s legacy, Fr. Tony established the Tom Moran Award for Virtue and Integrity. This award will be presented annually at graduation to a young man who, in the opinion of the school’s President and Administrative Team, embodies the Franciscan Virtues, particularly gratitude, humility, and integrity. This year the Tom Moran Award for Virtue and Integrity was presented to Eric Bender. We were also honored to have United States Air Force Colonel (Ret.) Steve Staso in attendance to present John Hyll with his appointment to the United States Air Force Academy.

This year we recognized 16 legacy graduates, those 2nd generation Golden Knights whose fathers also graduated from St. Francis. These legacy graduates includes: Anthony Baghdassarian (Mr. Gevik Baghdassarian ’95), Ambrose Boysen (Dr. Colby Boysen ’93), Jonah Cisneros (Mr. Jeremy Cisneros ’95), Logan Collazo (Christopher Cabot ’87), Sean Krappman (Mr. Gregory Krappman ’88), Matthew Kruse (Mr. John Kruse ’88), Robert Layman (Mr. Robert Layman ’00), Matthew Martellino (Mr. Carl Martellino ’83), Thomas Mitchell (Mr. Christopher Mitchell ’76), Cole Shepard (Mr. Timothy Shepard ’92), Aiden Silva (Mr. Richard Silva ’93), Xavier Smith (Mr. Jason Smith ’89), Aston Trejo (Mr. Joseph F. Trejo ’01), Grant Valentine (Mr. Mark Valentine ’88), and Blake Welsh (Mr. Nicholas J. Welsh ’84). In addition, we also recognized another 3rd generation Golden Knight, Brian Boyer (Mr. Edward Boyer ’59 and Mr. Jeff Boyer ’86).

St. Francis Certificates of Distinction were awarded to graduates in the following categories: Athletics – Jason Alietti; Social Studies – Emilio Binda; Computer Science – Nicholas Ferry; Athletics – Clint Geryak; Science – Andrew Giesler; Science – Riley Grannis; World Language -Cole Jackson; Mass Media – Deaglan Johnson; Social Studies – Francis Larkin; Athletics – Jackson Mosley; Science – Benjamin Pena; Social Studies – Mario Pichardo; World Language – Dylan Pimental; Publications – Alexander Varela.

The school faculty also presented Capuchin Medals for Excellence in various subject areas to the following individuals: Religion – Eric Bender; Psychology – Edyn Cepielik-Weeks; Chorus -Sebastian Gardea; Art – Clint Geryak; Biology, English, & US History – Jake Grigorian; World History – Austen Haussler; Mass Media – Spenser Hindman; Spanish – Zachery Hipolito; Graphic Design – Nicholas Johnson; Human Geography – Jason Liu; Athletics – Hayden Owen; Kinesiology – Luis Ramirez; Drumline & Mathematics – Cole Seley; Latin & US Government -Donovan Sofio; Theater – Joseph Van De Yacht; Economics – Carlos Vega; Chemistry, Computer Science, & Physics – Oliver Wardhana.

Community service awards were presented to the following individuals: George Tupy (Pro Deo et Patria for Leadership); George Cupp (Pro Deo et Ecclesia for Leadership); Eric Bender (Fred Purner Humanitarian Award); Nicola Notaro (Roger Barkley Award for Outstanding Character); Ryan Oyama and Julian Vences (Archdiocesan Christian Service Award); James Clapp (Peter Brang Medal for Good Citizenship); Christopher Geryak (Franciscan Spirit and Life Award). In addition, Mrs. Tina Alietti, Mrs. Jennifer Bender, and Mrs. Valerie Van De Yacht were honored for their service to St. Francis with the St. Clare of Assisi Award. Mr. Trevor Jackson was also recognized for his service to the school as this year’s recipient of the St. Francis of Assisi Award.

The third-annual Jim Bonds Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Jack Jacobs. The Fr. Lawrence Caruso Memorial College Scholarship was awarded to Andrew Giesler and Jackson Mosley. The California Wellness Scholarship was awarded to Francis Larkin. Forty-two graduates received the special St. Francis High School Honors Diploma, an award given for Christian service, high academic achievement, and taking at least one Advanced Placement course during their senior year at the school. Sixty-one of the graduating seniors were recognized as California Scholarship Federation Sealbearers. The California Scholarship Federation Sealbearer Scholarship was presented to Clint Geryak, Cole Jackson, Nicholas Smith, and Oliver Wardhana.

Jason Liu was recognized as a Commended Student in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Eighty-four students graduated as members of the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society Certificate of Merit was awarded to Jake Grigorian, Zachery Hipolito, Matthew Kruse, and Mario Pichardo. Nicholas Ferry, Jake Grigorian, Zhenglin Jin, Jason Liu, and Cole Seley graduated as Mu Alpha Theta members. The National Honor Society of Sports Medicine graduated four members; Matthew Caceres, Andrew Giesler, Ryan Oyama, and Aston Trejo.

Christian Correa, David Ibarra, Harry Kaminski, Sean Krappman, Anthony Novoa, Benjamin Pena, Andres Sijo, Alexander Varela, Carlos Vega, and Julian Vences were recognized as National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholars. Nicholas Neuweg was recognized as a National Indigenous Recognition Program Scholar. Forty-two graduates were recognized as members of the National English Honor Society. Thirty-eight graduates were recognized as members of Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica.

At the time of graduation, students from St. Francis High School’s graduating Class of 2023 have received 339 scholarships, awards, and/or grants to colleges and universities throughout the United States. These scholarships and awards equate to a total amount of $15,935,621 offered towards the recipients’ educational costs.

St. Francis would like to congratulate all 155 graduates and wish them success and happiness as they journey onward toward lives of purpose marked by service to others. Below are the Names of the St. Francis graduates from the Class of 2023:

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PASADENA ? A Superior Court judge postponed sentencing Friday for a woman who pleaded no contest in January to abusing a Glendale couple’s newborn baby, ruling that the defense needed more time to review the sentencing recommendation from the California Department of Corrections.

Amy Ennis, 31, of Los Angeles, will return to court on May 12 to be sentenced.

She was charged in June with one count of child abuse with a special domestic-violence allegation of causing great bodily injury, Deputy Dist. Atty. Oscar Plascencia said.

Defense attorney James E. Blatt asked Pasadena Superior Court Judge Teri Schwartz to postpone the sentencing because he received the diagnostic report on Thursday.

“I just got it and I want to review it so I can submit my sentencing memorandum,” Blatt said.

Blatt would not divulge what the report from the State Department of Corrections recommended as a sentence for Ennis.

Ennis was arrested on Oct. 14, 2004, on suspicion of severely beating now-21-month-old Joseph Van De Yacht between July and October of 2004, when she was hired to baby-sit him.

Joseph, who was between 3 1/2 weeks and 4 months old at the time of the abuse, suffered numerous injuries including six rib fractures, a fractured leg and skull, hemorrhages in both of his eyes and permanent optical nerve damage, police said.

Depending on what the court decides, Ennis could face probation or up to 12 years in state prison for the charges, said Jane Robison, spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office.

Joseph’s family and police say Ennis deserves prison time based on the injuries Joseph faced.

“He had broken ribs, two broken legs, hemorrhaging ? is that a probation case?” Glendale Police Det. Darrel McEntarffer asked. “I don’t think so. And she admitted to doing all this in court.”

In the seven years McEntarffer has been assigned to cases like the Van De Yacht’s, this is probably one of the worst he’s seen, he said.

“She should get prison time,” he said. “It’s by the grace of God that baby didn’t die.”

The Van De Yachts will invite nearly 100 friends and family to attend the May 12 sentencing, to show support against Ennis, said Joseph’s father, Bernie Van De Yacht.

They expect at least 25 people to show up in court, he said.

Bernie Van De Yacht, his wife, Valerie Van De Yacht, and two other family members will be reading statements on that day.

“I am sick to death of hearing for a year and a half about Amy’s rights,” said Joseph’s aunt, Alison Aldrich. “Joseph’s rights have been swept aside.”

The Van De Yachts said they hope their statements and a strong show of supporters will encourage the judge to give Ennis prison time.

“There’s a lot that hasn’t been said,” Bernie Van De Yacht said. “When you’re in the court system, your hands are tied. They say, ‘Don’t say this, don’t say that.’ This time, we won’t be censored.”

Moscow's History in 20 Photographs

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Construction of the cathedral of christ the saviour.

One of the first photographs of Moscow showed the construction of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour .

Russian tsar coronations

The October Revolution

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Demolition of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour

On December 5, 1931 the Communist authorities demolished the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour to make space for the Palace of Soviets, which was never constructed.

The Moscow metro system

The newly established Soviet State couldn’t afford to build the Palace of Soviets, but they did, however, find the funds to build a metro system . The first lines were open in 1935. Here is the construction of one of the stations.

The Soviet Union against Nazi Germany

1941 marked the beginning of the Soviet Union’s war against Nazi Germany. Here are Soviet soldiers conducting military exercises in one of the parks in the centre of Moscow.

A parade for victory

The victory in the war was first celebrated in 1945 with a parade, which has been repeated every year since then.

The death of Joseph Stalin

Joseph Stalin died in 1953. His death changed Moscow and the entire Soviet Union. Here is a picture from his funeral in Moscow.

First human in space

1961 marked the first flight of a human into space. This achievement was celebrated in Red Square in Moscow.

A pool fills an empty space

In 1960, new Soviet authorities filled the empty space, where the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour had been with an open-air swimming pool.

The capital of the Soviet Union

Moscow was the capital of the Soviet Union. So many important events for the country took place there. Here is a Soviet youth union celebrating its anniversary at the Kremlin.

The Olympics

Moscow was also where the Summer Olympics of 1980 took place. These were the first Olympic Games to be held in Eastern Europe.

The collapse of the Soviet Union

In 1991, the Soviet Union started to collapse. Mikhail Gorbachev, the leader of the USSR at the time, introduced a series of reforms to decentralise the country’s government. Hard-core communists opposed them and staged an unsuccessful coup d’état.

Separatists were held at bay

The separatists were stopped by Boris Yeltsin, then the President of the Russian Soviet Republic.

Apartment bombings and the Second Chechen War

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Putin becomes President

In May 2000 Vladimir Putin became the President of the Russian Federation. This event changed both Moscow and Russia forever.

The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour is rebuilt

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A financial powerhouse

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Boris Nemtsov is assassinated

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Protests against Putin

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