Annual Dinner Auction SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH Kniatg the HT AUCTION RULES MASTERS

ST. FRANCIS BORGIA REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL presents

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2019

Annual Dinner Auction SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH KNIatG the HT AUCTION RULES MASTERS

LIVE AUCTION 1. The Live Auction will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the gym and will continue until all items are sold. 2. Please use your bid cards. Raise your bidding number high to attract the attention of the spotters and auctioneers. 3. Title to the item and/or services will pass to the highest bidder who then assumes the full risk and responsibility for the item. Bids must be made quickly as the Auction will be fast paced. The high bidder will be acknowledged by the auctioneer. The auctioneer reserves the right to announce conditions of a sale at any time. In the event of a dispute, the auctioneer will have sole and final discretion in these matters. 4. If the auctioneer determines that an opening bid, or any subsequent bid, is not commensurate with the value of the items offered, he may reject the bid and withdraw the item for sale, and, if having acknowledged an opening bid, he decides that an advance thereafter is not a sufficient amount, he may reject the advance. The auctioneer retains the right to add or delete any item. 5. Cash, check, MasterCard, Visa, AmEx and Discover are accepted. Payment in full must be made tonight, February 16, 2019. 6. The winning bidder will be notified via GiveSmart - present your smart device or ask attendant for assistance of claiming auction item. 7. Please make sure you pick up a certificate for any item or service not physically present. Certificates are available for pick-up in the main lobby. 8. All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds. 9. All items must be removed no later than 10 a.m. Sunday, February 17, 2019. Buyers must make their own arrangements for pick up of items.

VACATION HOUSE RULES Vacation house occupancy is not negotiable unless stated otherwise, and must be used within one year of the Auction unless stated otherwise. No house parties of any kind are permitted, and no pets are allowed. Please note individual restrictions. Adult supervision mandatory.

GIFT CERTIFICATES All gift certificates for items, services, vacation homes, and dinners will expire one year from the date of this auction unless specifically stated otherwise.

SILENT AUCTION 1. All items in the silent auction are numbered and have an item sheet. All silent auction items are bid on via the mobile bidding platform Give Smart. Please see an attendant if you need assistance finding an item on display or on your smart device. 2. Each item has a minimum bid amount and must increase by the amount indicated on each item. The highest bidder will win the item. 3. All Silent Auction sections will open at 5:00 p.m. and remain open until 9:45. p.m. You are encouraged to bid on items throughout the entire evening until the Silent Auction closes. 4. You will be notfied via Give Smart if you are the winner bidder. If assisatnce is needed, please see Auction Attendant. 5. The items should be paid for at the bank unless you have signed up for our Express Pay option in advance. Payment in the bank must be made by cash, check, or credit card. The items may be collected only upon proof of paid purchase. Payments tonight are mandatory. 6. All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds.

TAX TALK SFBRHS is required to advise you that effective January 1,1994, the IRS issued regulations concerning certain charitable contributions. These changes involve the substantiation of both donations to the Auction and purchases at the Auction. This information is provided to assist you in your tax planning. As with any tax or financial matter, we strongly recommend that you consult your regular tax advisor. Tickets to the SFBRHS Dinner Auction are NOT tax deductible. The $10,000 Raffle Tickets are NOT tax deductible. The Tuition Raffle Tickets are NOT tax deductible. The tax deductible amount of purchase Auction items is the difference between the price paid at the Auction and the fair market value of the goods and/or service provided. A good-faith estimate of the item’s fair market value will be listed on the bid sheet. It may be difficult to establish the fair market value of one-of-a-kind items, such as works of art, autographed sports memorabilia or similarly unique items. In these cases, as with any tax situation, the establishment of fair market value for tax purposes should be done in consultation with your tax advisor.

RAFFLE WITHHOLDING You may be required to withhold 25% of gambling winnings for federal income tax. This is referred to as regular gambling withholding and applies to winnings for more than $5000. As with any tax or financial matter, we strongly recommend that you consult your regular tax advisor regarding current laws. CHANTELL (MARQUART) ‘93 & KEN UNNERSTALL ‘90 2019 AUCTION CHAIRS

CHRISTINE (GROEPER) ‘97 & CHAD SKORNIA ‘96 2020 AUCTION CHAIRS

REVEREND KEVIN SCHMITTGENS PRESIDENT

PAM (RUETHER) THOLEN ‘02 PRINCIPAL

TODD DEMPSEY VICE PRINCIPAL

CHRIS ARAND ATHLETIC & ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR

BRIDGET (SCHULTE) CALLAHAN ‘92 DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT

DONNA GRAHL DIRECTOR OF ANNUAL GIVING & ALUMNI RELATIONS

MOIRA (HUBER) VOSSBRINK ‘80 DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & ADMISSIONS

ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE DINNER AUCTION PROVIDE TUITION ASSISTANCE FOR STUDENTS IN NEED. KNIatG the HT SCHEDULE OF EVENTS MASTERS

THE FRONT NINE THE BACK NINE 5 PM 9:05 PM DOORS OPEN Tuition Raffle, Cardinals Raffle Bar Opens Silent Auction Opens 9:15 PM - 9:35 PM Fantasy Auction Set D UPPER LEVELS Silent Auction 9:35 PM Games Carrie Underwood Raffle Ladies Bling Raffle FLOOR LEVEL Raffle Tickets 9:45 PM Games Silent Auction Closes

LOBBY 9:50 PM Express Pay & Bid Numbers Bank Opens Check-In

6 PM - 7 PM Dinner Buffet Served

7 PM Pick of the Auction Drawing Distinguished Knight Award

7:30 PM Live Auction Begins

7:45 PM - 8:05 PM Fantasy Auction Set A

8:15 PM - 8:35 PM Fantasy Auction Set B

8:45 PM - 9:05 PM Fantasy Auction Set C Ladies and Gentleman

Next up on the tee…… A Knight at The Masters!! It’s that special time of year again and we are ready for you to join us for a storied 2019 annual St. Francis Borgia Regional High School Dinner Auction.

Staff, parents, alumni, and students realize SFBRHS is a remarkable place. The commitment to Catholic education is the foundation for success amongst our students. The annual dinner auction truly captures and embodies Borgia tradition and pride. Your Knight at the Masters ticket is an opportunity to continue the Borgia legacy with your financial support.

Many talented people have put forth a tremendous amount of effort to get the clubhouse, fairways, and greens ready for tonight!! Please take a moment to acknowledge the committee chairs listed in this publication. The committees are staffed by a team of dedicated people who make sure this event is successful. A special thanks to Doug Weber and Andy Unerstall who have transformed the gym into Augusta National Clubhouse. Thanks to Michelle Hoerstkamp for printing the beautiful views out the windows! Many thanks to Bill and Lauren Fogarty for bringing all the sights and sounds for tonight’s event. We are especially grateful for all the donors who have provided unique items and wonderful experiences, for without them this event would not be possible.

The entire Advancement Office takes center stage this time of year with their commitment to this event. A special thanks to Bridget Callahan, Donna Grahl, and Moira Vossbrink. We’d also like to thank last year’s chairs, Tim and Jill Poepsel, for letting us caddy for them last year.

Let’s go get some Birdies!!!

Ken ’90 & Chantell (Marquart) ’93 Unnerstall, Chairs Parents of Sydney ’18 & Zach ‘20

Chad ’96 & Christine (Groeper) ’97 Skornia Parents of Courtney ’21 and Connor ‘22 KNIatG the HT EXPRESS PAY MASTERS

Sign up BEFORE 6:00 p.m. for Express Pay and avoid checkout! If you already turned in an Express Pay form with your reservation, then you are all set! • Express Pay allows your evening’s purchases to be automatically charged to your AmEx, Mastercard, Visa, or Discover account.

• Anyone who has signed up for Express Pay does NOT need to go to the Bank to checkout.

• No paper receipts will be given out at the Auction. You may request a paper, email, or text receipt by going to the Bank in the S.T.E.M. Lab, Classroom #214. A statement showing all purchases and total amount charged to your credit card will be mailed to you.

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The Bank opens at 9:50 p.m. and is located on the second floor in the S.T.E.M. Lab, Classroom #214. • Present the bankers with your name or bid number and they will pull up your account to check you out!

• We will accept cash, personal checks, and credit cards for payment.

• All Gift Certificates are to be picked up in the Main Lobby. All items that you were the winning bidder on will be displayed on your smartphone or device. You may also request an email, text, or paper receipt from the Bank if you desire.

KNIatG the HT EVENT LEADERBOARD MASTERS

Chairpersons 2019 Chantell (Marquart) ‘93 and Kenneth Unnerstall ‘90 Chairpersons 2020 Christine (Groeper) ‘97 and Chad Skornia ‘96 Masters of Ceremony George Meyer ‘82 and Tim Brinker Auctioneers Andy Knight and Harry Engelhart Bank & Express Pay Kim and Mike Farmer, and Tonya and Jason Fischer Bar Managers Ann and Jerry West Borgia LTD Sheila (Gildehaus) Kleekamp ‘81 Cataloging Teresa Halsted, Ginny Rudloff, and Julie (Marquart) Straatmann ‘88 Caterer Lori Johnson and The Borgia Chefs Scene Designers Andy Unerstall and Doug Weber ‘85 Centerpieces Doug Weber ‘85 Dining Room Set-Up Lisa and Bryan McDonald ‘76 and Crew Dining Room Manager Laura (Riegel) Rickman ‘90 and Crew Fantasy Auction Jane (Piontek) ‘85 and Joe Humphreys and Tina Maguire Homeroom Basket Chair Susie Gabrian Invitations Design by Melissa (Meyer) Heitmann ‘98 / Assembly by Julie (Marquart) Straatmann ‘88 Kitchen Managers Mardie and Mark Jasper and Crew Live Auction Set-Up Mary Kay (Huber) Daugherty ‘73 $10,000 Raffle Trent Hendrickson and Crew Rentals Curt Johnson Seating Manager Brigette (Schroeder) Elbert ‘87 Senior Quilt Tiffany Jacobsen Silent Auction Michelle (Parmentier) Etter ‘90 and Crew Solicitations Christine (Wunderlich) Drummond ‘87, Jennifer Herbst, Caroline (Holtmeier) Meyers ‘90, Brenda Voss and Freshman Parents Sunday Clean-Up Anne and Jonathan Lober Maintenance Mike Kruse, Roman Schroeder, and Mark Stelzer

Auction Programs Jason Tecklenburg Audio and Visual Fogarty Services KNIatG the HT CLUB STAFF & MEMBERS MASTERS

The Administration and Advancement Staff of St. Francis Borgia Regional High School would like to acknowledge and thank the many dedicated volunteers and generous donors who have made this auction a tremendous success.

WORLD CLASS CHEFS CHARTER MEMBERS Rhonda Barringhas Austin Electrical Systems - Jim Yenzer ‘78 Gail Bonastia Bank of Washington Janet Hagedorn Borgia Maintenance Crew Lori Johnson Clemco Industries Corp. Denice May Abby Cole Rachel Thacker Lauren and Bill Fogarty Brooke Weidmayer Fogarty Services Andy Knight and Harry Engelhart 5-STAR CLUB STAFF Michelle Hoerstkamp and Fas-Trip Andrew Alferman ‘08 and STEM Students Missourian Publishing Joe Bitzer and Knightly News Live Lloyd Miesner Borgia Homeroom Teachers Julie (Marquart) Straatmann ‘88 Todd Dempsey Danielle (Heidmann) Unnerstall ‘03 Homeroom Basket Coordinators Coach Dale Gildehaus ’69 Kelly Mantle ‘11, Art Students, and Art Club Jon Noelker ‘81 Kim and Dave Politte ‘90 Becky Price NHS Moderator Lindsay (Knight) Riegel ‘01 Patty Russell Manuela Schmidt Rosanne (Neier) ‘85 and Keith Snider Students, Faculty, Staff, and Parent Volunteers Chip Thompson Moira (Huber) Vossbrink ‘80

CLUBHOUSE SUPPLY SERVICES Bunzl Distribution Fas-Trip Beth and Jason Grellner Grey Eagle Distributors Happy Apples Leslie and Tyler C. Michels ‘06 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New Haven Pinckney Bend Distillery Schaefer Door Company Stone Hill Winery The Creek Grill and Sports Bar KNIatG the HT PAST AUCTION CHAIRS MASTERS

1989 Jane (Swoboda) Newton ‘68 1990 Jerome (Sparky) Stuckenschneider ‘59 1991 Betty Werner 1992 Cindy and Richard Mayer 1993 Gail (Stuckenschneider) ‘66 and Steven Ruether ‘67 1994 Kathleen (Rauch) ‘62 and Herbert Dill ‘57* 1995 Nancy Walkenhorst and Arnie Sallaberry 1996 Mary Patke and Jim Cassat 1997 Vicki Maschmann 1998 Harriet Sallaberry 1999 Jenny (Straatmann) ‘68 and Jim Hartman ‘68 2000 Joyce (Hillermann) ‘73 and Dennis Jones 2001 Mary Lynne (Schroeder) ‘79 and Charles Steffens 2002 Sandy (Piontek) ‘78 and Gene Anderson 2003 Sherry (Gildehaus) ‘82 and Rick Wahle 2004 Donna Parks and Eric Parks 2005 Betsy and Doug Hazel 2006 Eileen and David Chalk 2007 Geralyn (Droege) ‘83 and Terry Heisler 2008 Cindy and Gary DuMontier 2009 Lisa and Andy Beckermann 2010 Angela and Dale Siebert ‘80 2011 Kim and Kurt Voss 2012 Julie and Scott Breckenkamp ‘87 2013 Teresa and Rob Halsted, Jennifer Hill 2014 Sue (Unnerstall) ‘86 and Roger Holdmeier 2015 Kathleen (Walde) ‘85 and Chris Haddox 2016 Sandy and Thomas Wunderlich ‘85 2017 Dana and George Meyer ‘82 2018 Jill (Klenke) ‘84 and Tim Poepsel ‘81 2019 Chantell (Marquart) ‘93 and Kenneth Unnerstall ‘90

KNIatG the HT FRIENDS OF BORGIA MASTERS SPONSORS Our wonderful Friends of Borgia provide cash sponsorships that help us create exciting packages for the auction and help offset some expenses

Ace - $5,000 Bank of Washington

Par - $2,500 Collections & Recollections – Ron Cowan Bonnie (Stratman) ‘62 and Louis B. Eckelkamp Jr., ‘61

Birdie - $1,000 Ron & Jane Cowan Cindy and Wayne Drury Lauren and William Fogarty, Jr. Susan (Ballmann) ‘89 and Steve Lange Missy and John Lochirco ‘89 Shelley and Michael Marquart ‘76 Rosanne (Neier) ‘85 and Keith Snider

Eagle - $500+ Austin Electrical Systems, LLC Cindy and Gary DuMontier Mary (Schroeder) ‘66 and Richard Elbert ‘61 Anonymous Elaine (Brinker) Wingbermuehle ‘68

Hook - $250+ Austin’s Angels (In Memory of Austin Yenzer) Bank of Franklin County Biermann CPA Firm, LLC Clemco Industries Corp D&H Trucking Marilyn Eckelkamp ‘64 Enduro Binders Inc. Lou Ann (Holdmeyer) ‘73 and Mark Feldmann ‘70 Nadine and John Feltmann ‘82 Janice (Roetheli) ‘75 and Joseph Feltmann ‘74 GenFinity Wealth Management LLC Barbara (Schelich) ‘84 and Scott Grayson Hansen, Stierberger, Downard, Schroeder & Head, LLC Hoelscher & Bruns, C.P.A. Home Instead Senior Care – Debbie Walkenhorst LPL Financial - Eric Park and George Meyer Jill and James Mace Gwen (Sullentrup) ‘86 and Tim Mauntel ‘85 Cindy and Richard Mayer Gail (Stuckenschneider) ‘66 and Steven Ruether ‘67 Jane Curtman-Schroeder and Matt Schroeder ‘78 The Creek Grill and Sports Bar

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the catalog. However, due to the complexity of the event and the number of individuals involved, errors may occur. If we had made a mistake, please forgive and inform us of our error. KNIatG the HT FRIENDS OF BORGIA MASTERS SPONSORS Our wonderful Friends of Borgia provide cash sponsorships that help us create exciting packages for the auction and help offset some expenses Putt - Up to $150 Leanne (Obermark) ‘80 and Rick Aholt American Family Insurance - Thomas Holdmeier Agency Marilyn and Charles Baggett Baywash Lisa and Andy Beckerman Andrea and Larry Burgess Robyn and Louis Caragine Abby and Tim Cole David A. Hackman Insurance Agency LLC Ava and Tim Diermann ‘81 Fischer Chiropractic Frueh Dana and Jeff Hellebusch ‘85 Marilyn (Bueker) ‘64 and Walter Hellebusch ‘64 Hochschild Bloom Company, LLP Jan and Tim Long Sue (Hillerman) ‘79 and Mark Michels ‘79 Rieser Family Dental, LLC Roettering Heating and Cooling, Inc. Ruth (Noelke) ‘76 and Glenn Schelich ‘76 Kelly (Buhr) ‘78 and Burt Schweissguth Straatmann Feed & Transfer Connie (Feldmann) ‘66 and Bob Struckhoff ‘60 Sylvan Learning Center Tochtrop & Associates United Bank of Union Vernaci Construction Inc Washington Engineering & Architecture Zephyr Express Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the catalog. However, due to the complexity of the event and the number of individuals involved, errors may occur. If we had made a mistake, please forgive and inform us of our error. KNIatG the HT GRANDPARENT MASTERS HONOR ROLL 2019

Here at St. Francis Borgia Regional High School we have a tradition called the Grandparent Honor Roll as part of our annual dinner auction. With a donation of $35 or more, our grandparents can become a member of our Grandparent Honor Roll where all proceeds are earmarked toward tuition assistance. Their participation in this special, honorary program is a way to help out and assist our many talented students and their families who struggle with tuition, and to invest in their own grandchildren’s education as well.

Carol (Kleekamp) ‘63 and Anthony Aholt ‘63 Jeanette Brinker Anthony A. Willenbrink ‘19 Jacob M. Brinker ‘19 Debbie (Richardson) ‘67 and Thomas Alferman Jan Brown and Kevin Wilken Evie N. Alferman ‘19 Emily R. Rembusch ‘19 Linda and Jim Allemann Barbara and Robert Brown Ashley N. Allemann ‘20 Audrey G. Richardson ‘22 Kenneth Apprill Betty (Tobben) ‘68 and Rich Bruckerhoff Hollie E. Apprill ‘21 Audrey E. Bruckerhoff ‘21 Kathy and Greg Aubuchon Barbara and Louis Brundick Meredith E. Pettet ‘21 Chloe E. Brundick ‘19 Karen and Mike Banderman Aiden S. Brundick ‘21 Jenna R. Ulrich ‘22 Linda and Wayne Brunner Annika E. Brunner ‘21 Rosalie and August Bargen Elaine and Kurt Bruns Ian A. Howell ‘19 Joseph G. Miller ‘19 Carol and Wayne Bean Diana and Tom Burt Peter R. Jankowski ‘22 Lena E. Nurnberger ‘20 Carol and Bill Bierman Margie and John Carpenter Sean Bierman ‘20 Hannah A. Boehmer ‘20 Sharon and Jack Blanton Shauna L. Boehmer ‘22 Chloe E. Brundick ‘19 Lola Carter Aiden S. Brundick ‘21 Morgan C. Hammer ‘21 Carol Ann (Kuebler) Bleckman ‘61 Donna and Don Childers Elizabeth A. Bleckman ‘21 Hannah G. Menges ‘22 Olivia A. Bleckman ‘22 Karen (Kleekamp) ‘68 and Ron Chrisco Kathy and Ronald Boehmer Anya P. Castelli ‘19 Hannah A. Boehmer ‘20 Sydney M. Castelli ‘21 Shauna L. Boehmer ‘22 Mary Cole Vera Bogler Ana M. Rembecki ‘19 Madelyn G. Bogler ‘19 Sarah J. Rembecki ‘21 Amelia K. Bogler ‘22 Mary (Augustine) ‘67 and Michael Connor ‘66 Doris (Hillermann) ‘56 and Richard Boland ‘55 Molly A. Unerstall ‘19 Renee M. Boland ‘21 Patti (Buscher) ‘73 and Steve Coulter Nick Bonastia Hunter T. Coulter ‘20 Scott A. Bonastia ‘19 Joan Crawford Janet Branson Alexis M. Crawford ‘21 Anastacia E. Gildehaus ‘20 Audrey and Jamie Dancer Kathy and Jim Brickey Sara A. Kopmann ‘19 Emily R. Brickey ‘20 Katherine E. Kopmann ‘21 KNIatG the HT GRANDPARENT MASTERS HONOR ROLL 2019

Kay and Ron Dell Patricia (Tetrault) ‘63 and John Fortner Zachary P. Frey ‘21 Vinny W. Fortner ‘20 Nancy and Bill Dennager Anthony Fortner ‘22 Adam G. Bell ‘19 Joyce Francois Natalie L. Bell ‘20 Jacob A. McElwain ‘19 Dee Dee (Eckelkamp) ‘66 and Neil Derner Emma G. McElwain ‘22 Jared W. Schrader ‘20 Mary and Frank Galati Barb and Steve Dickhut Brandon Huels ‘18 Lauren J. Dickhut ‘22 Gracie Huels ‘19 Jackie and Mike Digby Bernadine (Brinkmann) Garbs ‘55 Lucy C. Banion ‘22 Joshua C. Garbs ‘20 Jane (Richardson) ‘62 and Tom Dill ‘59 Ajay W. Garbs ‘22 Annie M. Arand ‘22 Genevieve (Alfermann) ‘51 and Gus Garbs ‘48 Geraldine and Jim Donner Zachary S. Garbs ‘19 Makeen S. Thanawalla ‘19 Olivia J. Garbs ‘20 Alliyah N. Thanawalla ‘21 Nicholas Dyson ‘21 Ruth and Tom Dowil Pat Geraets Hannah R. Hoeft ‘20 Tegan P. Gillen ‘19 Madeline A. Dowil ‘21 Beth and Dale Gildehaus ‘69 Jeanette and William DuPree Anastacia E. Gildehaus ‘20 Kimberly J. Schmitt ‘20 Celeste and Fred Gildehaus ‘67 Bonnie (Stratman) ‘62 and Louis B. Eckelkamp Jr., ‘61 Mitchell J. Gildehaus ‘20 Louis B. Eckelkamp IV ‘19 Carol Ann (Miesner) ‘64 and Larry Gildehaus Matthew Sinnott ‘19 Abbey E. Gildehaus ‘20 Anna C. Eckelkamp ‘20 Leah N. Gildehaus ‘22 Elizabeth M. Sinnott ‘22 Elaine (Ehlenbeck) ‘62 and Dennis Glosemeyer ‘61 Rita and A. John Eggert Tyler G. Glosemeyer ‘19 Andrew R. Niehaus ‘21 Samuel L. Glosemeyer ‘21 MaryAnn (Peters) ‘65 and Ed Eigelberger Barbara Granich Alexa R. Weber ‘20 Hailey M. Granich ‘20 Cole J. Weber ‘20 Janet (Hoelscher) ‘68 and Larry Groeper Callyn R. Weber ‘22 Courtney A. Skornia ‘21 Bonnie and Rich Ennis Connor A. Skornia ‘22 Noah A. Ennis ‘19 Cindy and Dave Hackmann Madelyn R. Ennis ‘22 Brayden M. Desmond ‘20 James Feltmann, Sr. Carolyn and Michael Hanneken ‘63 Caroline M. Glastetter ‘22 Noelle E. Hanneken ‘22 Linda (Filla) ‘65 and John Fischer ‘60 Bob Harriman Cole Fischer ‘20 Britney S. Harriman ‘19 Cole D. Fletcher ‘21 Alexis N. Harriman ‘22 KNIatG the HT GRANDPARENT MASTERS HONOR ROLL 2019

Sue and Paul Hecktor Elsie (Meyer) ‘57 and Ralph Kopmann ‘56 Lucas M. Kloeppel ‘21 Tyler G. Glosemeyer ‘19 Mary Ann (Bader) Heggemann ‘56 Bernice and Herbert Kopp Samuel R. Heggemann ‘21 Christopher J. Kopp ‘20 Linda (Mueller) ‘67 and Andrew Hellebusch Linda (Hoelscher) ‘69 and Charles Kriete ‘68 Hannah A. Faust ‘21 Jared Kriete ‘19 Doris (Frankenberg) ‘56 and Maurice Hillermann Avery L. Lackey ‘21 Peyton H. Struttmann ‘20 Karen (Unnerstall) ‘76 and Mike Kuchem Mickey Holtmeier ‘53 Maura T. Struckhoff ‘22 Max P. Meyers ‘21 Rita (Neier) Kuchem ‘57 Stephen Holzem ‘52 Samuel L. Haberberger ‘21 Brooke T. Holzem ‘19 Mary Ann (Holdmeyer) ‘61 and Ron Kuebler ‘61 Drew L. Holzem ‘19 Alexander M. Masterson ‘19 Virginia (Hallemann) Holzem ‘56 Evan R. Masterson ‘22 Brooke T. Holzem ‘19 Barb and Jim Landrum Drew L. Holzem ‘19 Trevor J. Landrum ‘19 Katherine and Richard Huck Miles C. Landrum ‘22 Mackenzie J. Huck ‘21 Laverne (Kluesner) ‘64 and Bill Landwehr Beverly and Charles Isgrigg Sophia A. Landwehr ‘19 Thaddeus A. Isgrigg ‘20 Kathryn E. Isgrigg ‘22 Gail (Gildehaus) ‘68 and Michael Lause Eva and Dave Jankowski Mitchell J. Gildehaus ‘20 Brynn M. Jankowski ‘19 Robert Lause Eric R. Jankowski ‘20 Jack B. Czeschin ‘20 Peter R. Jankowski ‘22 Cara M. Lause ‘20 Barbara (Arand) Jeffs ‘53 Jason L. Lause ‘21 Brooke T. Holzem ‘19 Joseph L. Lause ‘21 Sally and William Juengel Carol and Robert Ley Josie R. Lindemann ‘19 Elizabeth H. Simily ‘21 Judy and Dennis Juengling Alberta Mackowiak Benjamin M. Juengling ‘20 Kaitlyn A. Raab ‘19 Phyllis and Bill Kaminski Carol and Jerry Malecki Vinny W. Fortner ‘20 Lindsey Bender ‘22 Anthony Fortner ‘22 Charles Mantle ‘50 Pam (Neier) ‘75 and Bill Kimminau ‘75 Lucas C. Licklider ‘21 Danielle Kimminau ‘19 Karen (Voelkerding) ‘65 and William Marquart ‘60 Andrea Kimminau ‘21 Trent W. Marquart ‘21 Gladys (Westhoelter) ‘55 and Donald Klekamp Bryce A. Marquart ‘22 Mackayla K. Klekamp ‘19 Ellen and Linnie Masson Mackenzie M. Klekamp ‘19 Emma M. Hampton ‘21 Nikole L. Klekamp ‘20 Susan and Dennis Masterson Peggy (Mergelmeyer) Kopmann ‘62 Alexander M. Masterson ‘19 Ryan A. Kopmann ‘22 Evan R. Masterson ‘22 KNIatG the HT GRANDPARENT MASTERS HONOR ROLL 2019

Kathryn and Jerome Maune ‘60 Donna and Ronald Mueller Joseph R. Bolte ‘19 Gavin S. Mueller ‘21 Debi Mayer Lillian G. Mueller ‘22 Bryce M. Mayer ‘20 Dave Neptune Brayden M. Mayer ‘21 Andrew B. Neptune ‘20 Patricia and Michael McKinnis Mary Ann (Hellmann) Newbanks ‘58 Lucy M. McKinnis ‘19 Mitchel J. Mohesky ‘20 Grace McKinnis ‘20 Marcella (Aholt) ‘61 and Leon Noelker ‘60 Patrick S. McKinnis ‘22 Jon D. Hill ‘20 Jackie McNamara Elizabeth A. Smith ‘20 Anna McNamara ‘20 Heather M. Smith ‘22 Judy and Gene Mendenhall Helen and Mike Nowak Jacob R. Lierman ‘21 Cade P. Nowak ‘19 Lynda Merrill Jacob M. Nowak ‘21 Kylie N. Sullentrup ‘20 Kaye Nurnberger Joan and George Meyer ‘52 Lena E. Nurnberger ‘20 Max A. Meyer ‘19 Carol (Marquart) ‘63 and Kenn Obermark Noah M. Simmons ‘21 Beth A. Obermark ‘19 James Meyer Nicholas J. Weber ‘20 Kara R. Voss ‘20 Meredith L. Obermark ‘21 Kenton D. Derner ‘21 Robert O. Struckhoff ‘21 Jason D. Derner ‘22 Jan and Franklin Orlando Janet and Walter Meyer Tyler G. Orlando ‘22 Grace A. Gettemeier ‘19 Mary and David Patke Bernadette and Lloyd Miesner ‘58 Kaitlyn J. Patke ‘22 Jacob M. Miesner ‘19 Rita and Ed Price Grace B. Struttmann ‘19 Macey L. Charboneau ‘19 Kathleen Minks Terry and Nile Ramsbottom Ella M. Weber ‘22 Abigail M. Mueller ‘19 Mary Mohart Sue Reed Robert W. Halsted ‘19 Isabella R. Rio ‘22 Carol (Bockover) ‘66 and Leland Mohesky Florante and Grace Repaso Jackson A. Piontek ‘19 Alex G. Brinkmann ‘20 Mitchel J. Mohesky ‘20 Ella M. Brinkmann ‘22 Gavin S. Mueller ‘21 Bonnie (Hellebusch) ‘65 and Richard Riegel ‘64 Lillian G. Mueller ‘22 Nathaniel T. Rickman ‘19 Dorothy Mooney Ella G. Riegel ‘20 Abigail R. Mooney ‘20 Grace M. Rickman ‘21 Marlene and Lester Morrison Alex Riegel ‘22 Natalie R. Guehne ‘21 Bennett Riegel ‘22 KNIatG the HT GRANDPARENT MASTERS HONOR ROLL 2019

Phileta and Robert Rio Barb Simmons Isabella R. Rio ‘22 Trent W. Marquart ‘21 Will Roethemeyer Bryce A. Marquart ‘22 Nicholas W. Kerpash ‘20 Elaine Sinnott Jane Rohrer Matthew Sinnott ‘19 Jonah F. Little ‘20 Elizabeth Sinnott ‘22 Meredith J. Little ‘22 Ann (Peters) Skornia ‘76 Alice Rolf Courtney A. Skornia ‘21 Mackenzie C. Rolf ‘19 Connor A. Skornia ‘22 Frank Rott Brenda and Glen Skornia Cailey E. Foss ‘20 Sophia E. Ferguson ‘20 Sharen and Jack Russell Brenda and Bill Smith Grant Russell ‘21 David Z. Smith ‘19 Wynn and Ron Scheer Judy and Dale Smith Thomas A. Delleart ‘22 Shannon R. Smith ‘19 Joy Schmiemeier Brenda Snider Joshua M. Schmiemeier ‘20 Drew H. Snider ‘20 Sue and Arlie Schnarre Adam H. Snider ‘22 Abigail M. Mueller ‘19 Mary and Marvin Sprick Sandy and Keith Schnarre Sophia K. Pohlmann ‘19 Brea D. Hindersmann ‘19 Caroline L. Pohlmann ‘20 Bernadette (Overschmidt) Schroeder ‘64 Linda and Joseph Stieffermann Anna L. Elbert ‘20 Tyler J. Stiefermann ‘21 Isabelle A. Nieder ‘21 Kathy and Ed Stolte Bree A. Nieder ‘22 Cody A. Vondera ‘22 Gail and Terry Schroeder ‘68 Carol (Wildt) ‘61 and Albert Straatmann Blake A. Schroeder ‘21 Mya K. Borgerding ‘19 Zachary M. Schroeder ‘22 Connie (Feldmann) ‘66 and Bob Struckhoff ‘60 Lisa and Mark Schulte Owen Struckhoff ‘21 Skylar A. Lewis ‘20 Jayne (Bair) ‘69 and Ralph Struckhoff ‘64 Marcia and Mark Schwieder Beth A. Obermark ‘19 Rachel G. Lohrer ‘20 Andrew C. Struckhoff ‘21 Laverne and Roland Schwoeppe Meredith Obermark ‘21 Noah A. Ennis ‘19 Shirley Struttmann Madelyn R. Ennis ‘22 Grace B. Struttmann ‘19 Linda (Wilmesherr) ‘59 and Donald Sellmeyer ‘55 Peyton H. Struttmann ‘20 Ava J. Kemper ‘20 Doris (Breckenkamp) Sullentrup ‘58 Emma A. Kemper ‘21 Derek M. VanBooven ‘19 Sharon Shockley Jenna E. VanBooven ‘22 Mackenzie C. Rolf ‘19 Dorothy Sullentrup Miriam and Dan Sieve Kylie N. Sullentrup ‘20 Chad T. Livesay ‘20 KNIatG the HT GRANDPARENT MASTERS HONOR ROLL 2019

Karen Tecklenburg Rita and Gregg Wehmeier Olivia L. Tecklenburg ‘22 Natasha L. Purschke ‘19 Lorraine and Gary Thompson Alice (Schulte) ‘68 and Al Wehrle Andrew J. Overschmidt ‘20 Audrey E. Bruckerhoff ‘21 Louise and Jim Thompson Dorothy Weidemann Corinne M. Schroeder ‘20 Alan M. Weidemann ‘22 Elda Mae Toben Bill Weinberg Ryan R. Kell ‘21 Ella G. Riegel ‘20 Judy (Filla) ‘59 and John Trentmann Alec B. Riegel ‘22 Isaac A. Trentmann ‘20 Bennett W. Riegel ‘22 Patricia and Robert Trower Betty Werner Evie N. Alferman ‘19 Grace McKinnis ‘20 Elaine and Ed Tsugita Lucy M. McKinnis ‘19 Emma Fogarty ‘19 Patrick McKinnis ‘22 Grace A. Fogarty ‘21 Carolyn Westermann Dottie and Jerry Van Deven Grace L. Ketterer ‘22 Jeffery E. Van Deven ‘19 Bev and Allen Whitworth Joann and David Vanbergen Lauren R. Nieder ‘22 Eric R. Strawn ‘22 Jackie (Hornbuckle) ‘61 and Donald Willenbrink ‘59 Ethan D. Strawn ‘22 Anthony A. Willenbrink ‘19 Katherine (Worley) ‘61 and James Voss ‘58 Pat and JackWilson Kara R. Voss ‘20 Andrew M. Vorthman ‘20 Anna Mae and Stephen Voss Judy Wilson Jessica A. Borovic ‘19 Emma C. Wilson ‘22 Carol and Bob Weber Marian Wunderlich Alexa R. Weber ‘20 Cole M. Drummond ‘20 Cole J. Weber ‘20 Amy L. Wunderlich ‘20 Callyn R. Weber ‘22 Connie (Kleekamp) ‘67 and Dick Yenzer ‘66 Doris (Roehrig) ‘62 and Melvin Weber Cody R. Tuepker ‘20 Nicholas J. Weber ‘20 Ella M. Weber ‘22 KNIatG the HT THE CLUBHOUSE MENU MASTERS

Chicken Fried Chicken Seasoned Boiled Shrimp Southern Green Beans Succotash Southern Mashed Potatoes with Country Gravy Pea Salad Augusta Peach Cobbler Cream Cheese Poundcake Special Thanks To Our Very Own World Class Borgia Chefs!

KNIatG the HT SENIOR QUILT SHOUT OUT MASTERS

Live Auction #929 Thank you to parent Tiffany Jacobsen (Billie ‘19, & Isabelle ‘21) for putting together this awesome quilt!

Soft to the touch flannel with a gold and blue backing, the front showcasing each Senior’s name and hobby on their own panel. Beautiful! KNIatG the HT RAFFLES MASTERS PICK OF THE AUCTION* Winner drawn prior to the start of the auction

ONLY 100 TICKETS - $50 each Value - Priceless *Must have a bid number and be in attendance the night of the auction* **Live Items that are exempt from Pick of the Auction are the Country Music Awards Package, the Ryder Cup Golf Package & The Masters Package**

CARRIE UNDERWOOD PACKAGE $20 Raffle Ticket

Includes: • 4 tickets to the St. Louis performance on Tuesday, June 18th, 2019 – Plaza Level, Section 112, Row N, Seats 7 -10 • $100 Towards dinner at Joe Bacardi’s • $50 certificate for a post-concert Taco Bell run

Donor – W & M Restaurants – Jeanine & John Moroney Value: $550 KNIatG the HT RAFFLES MASTERS

CARDINALS DREAM RAFFLE $20 Raffle Ticket

Includes: • 4 Redbird Club Level Seats for a weekend game located in Section 245 – Row 1 1st Baseline View! • Parking pass at Stadium West Garage *Mutally agreed upon Date*

Donor – Gail (Stuckenschneider) ’66 and Steve (Coach) Ruether ‘67 Value: GO CARDS!

LADIES BLING RAFFLE $20 Raffle Ticket

Includes: • Alex & Ani Bracelets • Fossil Watch • ELLE Drop Earrings • ELLE Pendant • “Borgia Blue” Coach Purse • 3 Sessions at Blu Room Wellness

Donors: Altemueller Jewelry, Blu Room Wellness, and Raejean & Eric Lause – parents of Jason ’21 and Joseph ‘21 Total Value: $845 KNIatG the HT SIGN-UP PARTIES! MASTERS

It’s a Ladies Night…Oh What a Night!

Fashion Show Fun at Addi’s in Downtown Washington on Thursday, November 14, 2019 at 5:30 p.m.

Kick off the holiday season with delicious food and drink provided by Tracy (Trower) Alferman ‘89, Molly (McDonald) Lynchard ‘89, Caroline (Holtmeier) Meyers ‘90, Gretchen (AuBuchon) Pettet ‘89 and Kristi Posinski. Enjoy a fashion show and discounted shopping afterwards!

$25 per person. Gather up a friend or 2. Limited to 30 fun ladies!

Come up to Elegant Alley on the Mezzanine Level to sign up for this fun evening!

Join your hosts Jane (Toben) ‘85 and David Kell, Jill (Klenke) ‘84 and Tim Poepsel ‘81 & Laura (Riegel) ‘90 and Joel Rickman at a Cinco de Mayo Celebration!

Enjoy plenty of food, beer, margaritas, and fun at the Hummingbird Club on May 4, 2019 from 6:30 pm – Midnight!

$50 per person. Get your favorite amigos together and get ready to party! Limit to 70 people.

Sign up for this party is located in the lobby! KNIatG the HT FANTASY AUCTION MASTERS KNIatG the HT FANTASY AUCTION RULES MASTERS

The Fantasy Auction will be auctioned off in 4 sets of 12 items.

Set A runs from 7:45 – 8:05 p.m. Set B runs from 8:15 – 8:35 p.m. Set C runs from 8:45 – 9:05 p.m. Set D runs from 9:15 – 9:35 p.m.

• The list of items will be displayed on the screens on either side of the main stage during the bidding session. Some items will also be on display near the Fantasy Table on the bid floor.

• You will use Give Smart to bid on Fantasy items via your Smart device. During each set, search for the category that is currently running to view the items in that set. On your dashboard, click on Items/Categories to see Fantasy A, B, C, & D. Or, you can search by item number to go directly to that item. Enter an amount you would like to bid and click the “Bid” button.

• A five minute warning will sound before the end of each 20 minute set.

• A sound will mark the end of each set.

• You will see your winning bids on your mobile bidding device and can present to a volunteer to pick up your item. All certificates can be picked up at the certificate table located in the lobby. KNIatG the HT FANTASY ITEMS MASTERS Fantasy Set A — 7:45 - 8:05 PM

700 Bat Girl/Boy for SFB Softball Be the Borgia bat boy/girl for a single home game. Mutually agreed upon date. Contact Coach Andrew Eggert. Donated by SFBRHS Softball Program Value: Home Run!

701 Fricke Portrait Package This package includes a family portrait session and one 11 x 14 print. Expires on February 16, 2020. Donated by Fricke Studio Value: $120

702 Lunch for 2019-2020 Your student will receive a $4 daily credit limit to use every day of the entire 2019 - 2020 school year! Donated by SFBRHS Cafeteria Value: Priceless!

703 1/2 Hog with Processing Donated by Deppe Farms and Williams Brothers Meat Market Value: Yum!

704 Skin Solutions Package A Day of Beauty at Home!! This ultimate beauty package includes a Clarisonic Opal Sonic Skin Infusion System, Total Eye mascara, Total Eye 3-in-1 Renewal Therapy eye treatment and a brow kit. Donated by Washington Skin Solutions Value: $320

705 4 Hour Bus Rental The winner of this item can reserve a bus for 4 hours. Great for a large group excursion around town! Certificate expires October 25, 2019. Make your reservations by calling 636-239-1429. Donated by First Sudent Value: $250

706 Signed Emmitt Smith Jersey White Cowboys Jersey signed by Emmitt Smith - Sized XL (adult) Donated by Elaine and Roger Archibald Value: $350

707 In-Home Wine Tasting For 12 In-Home wine tasting for up to 12 people. Sample 8 unique wines from small, family boutique vineyards worldwide not sold in stores or restaurants with an experienced wine consultant. Donated by PRP Wine International - Barbie Fleming Value: $299

708 4 Muny Tickets for 2019 Meet me at the Muny! Receive 4 tickets to a 2019 production of your choice. Tickets are in Terrace B (Rows A-M). Redeem by May 1, 2019 for best availability. Expires August 11, 2019. Donated by The Muny - Barbara (Boland) Echele ‘84 Value: $192

709 Men’s Golf Tourney Entry For 3 Get your golf buddies together for a 3-man team and join the annual golf outing this Spring! The SFBRHS Men’s Golf Outing will be held at the Warrenton Golf Course on May 15, 2019. Donated by SFBRHS Men’s Golf Committee Value: $300

710 Dinner for 25 - B&B BBQ Planning a party or family gathering? Let B&B do the cooking for you. The menu will include beef brisket, twice baked potatoes, vegetable, salad, rolls, plates, plastic ware and napkins. Expires on 12/31/19. Donated by B&B BBQ & Catering Value: $300

711 Cards/Cubs Tickets 2 Cardinals tickets to the May 31 Cards/Cubs game. Section LP2, Row 1, Seats 1 & 2. Donated by Donna (Straatmann) ’79 and Rich Speckhals Value: $150 KNIatG the HT FANTASY ITEMS MASTERS Fantasy Set B — 8:15 - 8:35 PM

712 Cards/Cubs Tickets 2 Cardinals tickets to the June 1 Cards/Cubs game. Section LP2, Row 1, Seats 1 & 2. Donated by Donna (Straatmann) ’79 and Rich Speckhals Value: $150

713 In-Home Wine Tasting For 12 In-Home wine tasting for up to 12 people. Sample 8 unique wines from small, family boutique vineyards worldwide not sold in stores or restaurants with an experienced wine consultant. Donated by PRP Wine International - Barbie Fleming Value: $299

714 Sylvan ACT Online Your student will have online access to 4 practice tests and 100’s of tutorials. Item will be good for one full year. Winner will call 636-390-9211. Donated by Sylvan Learning Center Value: $395

715 Gun Cabinet Hand made by the Civil Engineering and Architecture class at SFBRHS. Donated by Daniel Mallinkrodt ‘20/Andrew Vorthman ‘20 Value: $250

716 Crown Royal Quilt Fit for a Queen! This handmade Crown Royal quilt will adorn the queen-size bed in your personal castle. Donated by Dara Elbert and Berna Oetterer Value: $500

717 Mizzou vs. Kentucky Basketball MIZ-ZOU! This package includes 2 tickets to the Mizzou vs. Kentucky basketball game on February 19, 2019 at 8 p.m. These are Club seats, 10 rows off the floor with access to the Club lounge and bar. You will also receive a parking pass! Donated by Kim and Kurt Voss Value: $200

718 St. Andrew’s Hickory Putter This commemorative hickory shaft, wood putter is from the legendary St. Andrews golf course in Scotland. Donated by Father Kevin Schmittgens Value: $240

719 Borgia Ladies Golf for 3 18 holes of golf, lunch, dinner & drinks. What could be better? Bring your team of 3 and enjoy this tradition on Monday, June 10, 2019. Donated by Borgia Ladies Golf Committee Value: $300

720 Photogenics Certificate Use this certificate towards any portrait or wedding session to capture those special moments! Expires on August 30, 2019 Donated by Photogenics on Location Value: $250

721 Old Dutch Hotel and Tavern Dinner for 8. Includes dinner and drinks. Please call in advance to reserve your table. Donated by Old Dutch Hotel and Tavern Value: $500

722 Co-host w/ Diane Jones Be a talk show co-host for a day as you join Diane Jones on an “Open Line” broadcast. Includes a CD as a keepsake. Mutually agreeable date. Donated by KLPW 1220 All Talk Radio - Diane Jones Value: Priceless!

723 2 Dozen Borgia Cookies/Month The lucky winner will receive 2 dozen Borgia cookies, once a month, for the entire 2019 - 2020 school year (August - May). Donated by SFBRHS Cafeteria Value: Priceless! KNIatG the HT FANTASY ITEMS MASTERS Fantasy Set C — 8:45 - 9:05 PM

724 2 Cardinal Tickets - Sect. 244 2 Cardinal tickes for a 2019 regular season baseball game. Tickets are located in Section 244, Row 13, Seats 3 & 4. Winner to contact Janet & Stan Bolzenius for a mutually agreed upon date at [email protected]. Donated by Janet and Stan Bolzenius Value: $200

725 Borgia Theater with Dinner Don’t miss your chance to see Rock of Ages, this year’s spring musical. This package gets you 4 tickets to the evening of your choice to the 55th Annual Borgia Spring Musical. Must notify Borgia Theater by March 15 of desired date. Show dates are April 4 -6 at 7 p.m. Before the show, enjoy dinner for 4 at The Hawthorne Inn where you will receive one appetizer, four entrees or pastas, two desserts and four soft drinks. Sorry, alcohol is excluded. Donated by SFBRHS Theater Department and The Hawthorne Inn Value: $250

726 Girl’s Basketball Coach for a Knight Don’t miss this chance to help lead the Lady Knights to a victory! Must be used at a regular season home game prior to February 2020. Mutually agreed upon date. Contact Coach Stacia Houlihan via email at [email protected] Donated by SFBRHS Girls Basketball Program Value: Go Lady Knights!

727 Weekend Getaway $100 towards over night stay at the Central Hotel in New Haven plus $150 Oak Glen Winery gift cards. Perfect little weekend getaway! Donated by Central Hotel and Oak Glen Winery Value: $250

728 Wolf Hollow Golf Club Outing 4 rounds, 18-hole green fees with cart. Can be used anytime except special events. Donated by Chantell (Marquart) ‘93 and Kenneth Unnerstall ‘90 Value: $140

729 4 Cardinals Tickets - April 23rd against the Brewers 4 Cardinal tickets for Tuesday, April 23 at 6:45 p.m. against the Brewers. Seats are located in the Redbird Club, Section 248, Row 5, Seats 14 - 17 Donated by Schroeder Insurance Value: $400

730 Sportscaster for a Knight! Borgia Game Broadcast on KLPW FM 92.7 & AM 1220 - Join Sportscaster John Covington for a game doing play-by-play or color commentary for a Borgia game. No limitations. Donated by KLPW 1220 All Talk Radio - John Covington Value: Go Knights!

731 Anytime Fitness - 1 Year Membership This one year membership includes 27/7 access key, training, tanning and group classes. Donated by Anytime Fitness Value: $430

732 4 Cardinal Tickets - 2019 Game 4 Cardinal Tickets for 2019 Mutually Agreed Upon Game. Seats located in Section 244 - Infield Redbird Club Row 13, Seats 1-4 Donated by Heritage Community Bank Value: $400

733 Cardinals Mercy Box for 4 Watch your favorite team in sytle from the Mercy Clinic Cardinals Suite located behind home plate! 4 friends can enjoy the game in the comfort of the suite with all their food and beverages provided. This is the perfect place to kick back and relax with your friends at the game while enjoying a perfect view of the Red Birds. Tickets will be available for a mutually agreed upon date during the 2019 season. Donated by Dr. David Chalk, President of Mercy Clinic & Mercy Hospital - Washington Value: $600

734 $500 Towards Vehicle Purchase from Modern Auto Need a new car? This certificate entitles you to a $500 off the price of a new or pre-owned vehicle in stock. Restrictions on certificate and must be used toward vehicle purchase. Donated by Modern Auto Value: $500

735 Premier Football Seating 8 Reserved 50 yard line seats for all Borgia home football games plus four 2019-2020 All Sports Passes. Please contact Advancement Office in August to redeem sports passes. Donated by SFBRHS Athletic Association Value: Go Borgia! KNIatG the HT FANTASY ITEMS MASTERS Fantasy Set D — 9:15 - 9:35 PM

736 Steph Curry Signed Jersey Steph Curry signed jersey, size L (adult) with Certificate of Authentication. Donated by Elaine and Roger Archibald Value: $400

737 Washington PC Is your computer running slow? Do you need to upgrade your computer system? Washington PC can help! One computer clean-up or FREE commercial consultation. Donated by Washington PC Value: $150

738 Bat Girl/Bat Boy for a Single Borgia Home Game Be the Borgia bat boy/girl for a single home game. Ball cap and t-shirt included. Mutually agreed upon date. Contact Coach Rob Struckhoff. Donated by SFBRHS Baseball Program Value: Home Run!

739 Landscaping Spruce Up! $300 Frisella Nursery Gift Card plus 2.0 cubic yards of concrete. Use this gift card and let Frisella Nursery, located in Defiance, MO offer you their expert advice. 2.0 cubic yards of concrete delivered within a 15 mile radius of Washington during normal business hours Monday through Friday. Valid until December 31, 2019. Donated by Franklin County Concrete, LLC and Frisella Nursery Value: $550

740 Arnold Palmer Print This autographed print would add to any golf lover’s home or office! Donated by Collections and Recollections Value: $400

741 Dessert of the Month This package includes 12 desserts over the course of one year from date of purchase. Desserts may be received once/month or multiples at one time. All desserts will be delivered within 50 miles of auction location. Please provide 7 days notice for preparation and delivery. List of desserts available. Donated by Samantha Cerutti-Wacker Value: Pastry Paradise!

742 1/2 Hog with Processing Donated by Deppe Farms and Williams Brothers Meat Market Value: Yum!

743 $20 Baked Goods Per Month for 1 Year Enjoy $20 worth of your favorite bakery products from Schulte’s Bakery in Washington, per month, for an entire year! Certificates begin March 2019 and expire February 2020. Donated by Schulte’s Bakery Value: $240

744 Fair Passes and Concert VIP You will receive 4 Season Passes to the 2019 Town & Country Fair in Washington, along with 2 VIP passes to the concert of your choice! Donated by Washington Town & Country Fair Value: $200

745 Cards/Cubs Tickets 2 Cardinals tickets to the June 2 Cards/Cubs game. Section LP2, Row 1, Seats 1 & 2. Donated by Donna (Straatmann) ’79 and Rich Speckhals Value: $150

746 Chiropractic Exam & X-Rays Let Dr. Brunjes get your body “Back on Track”. Consultation, exam and x-rays (if needed) are included with this certificate. Donated by Back on Track Chiropractic - Dr. Ashley Brunjes Value: $290

747 Homefront Fitness 1 Year Membership One year membership with 24/7 gym access. For new members only. For more information, visit www.homefrontfitness.com. Donated by Homefront Fitness Value: $420 KNIatG the HT DISTINGUISHED MASTERS KNIGHT AWARD

The St. Francis Borgia Regional High School Distinguished Knight Award, established in 2008, is presented annually at the Borgia Dinner Auction.

An Administrative Committee selects the recipient individual/ family based the following criteria:

• Lifelong involvement with SFBRHS • Exceptional generosity with time, talent and treasure • Exemplary service and commitment to SFBRHS • Evidence of living a faith filled life • A vision for the future of SFBRHS

Past Recipients: 2008 – Louis B. & Martha Eckelkamp Family 2009 – Elmer & Julia Unnerstall Family 2010 – Les & Bernice Eckelkamp Family 2011 – Volkerding Family Trust & Trustees 2012 – Steve Lochirco Family 2013 – Gary Terschluse & Ron Unnerstall - Washington Engineering & Architecture 2014 – Jim & Shelly Yenzer Family - Austin Electrical Systems 2015 – George & Elaine Wingbermuehle 2016 – St. Francis Borgia Regional High School Athletic Association 2017 – Collene & Andy Unerstall 2018 – Rich & Mary Elbert 2019 – ??? KNIatG the HT SILENT AUCTION SHOUTOUTS MASTERS The following individuals and businesses helped create amazing silent auction items for you to bid on this evening. Please come up to the Mezzanine and feast your eyes!

9 Round Washington Fazoli’s Restaurant Mrs. Addison’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Julie Breckenkamp Christine (Freitag) ‘73 and Ken Feldmann Alfermann USA - Gary ‘77 and Larry ‘77 Alftermann Sheri and David Forget Mr. Alfermann’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Michelle (Mohesky) Mueller ‘84 Four Seasons Florist Mr. Allen’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Stacey Bleckman Franklin County Animal Medical Center Anytime Fitness Fricke Studio Applebee’s Restaurant Fricks Market Elaine and Roger Archibald Gallery Augusta Melanie and Jim Blumfelder Joshua Garbs ‘20 Theresa and Mike Bocklage ‘69 Gildehaus Construction - Connie and Tony Gildehaus Rick Boedeker Mitchell Gildehaus ‘20 Mary Ann Boenker Larry Glennon/Jostens Rachel Boley ‘16 Great 8 Cinema Julie and Scott Breckenkamp ‘87 Lou Ann and Tim Haberberger Agnes (Unnerstall) Brinker ‘52 Heggemann, Inc. Annika Bruner ‘21 Zach Hellebusch ‘20 Mr. Buchheit’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Kathy Schroeder Dianne (Westhoff) Hellmann ‘68 Jack Czeshin ‘20 Mrs. Hertlein’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Diana Smith Mr. Caldwell’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Teresa Halsted Hillermann’s Nursery and Florist Bridget (Schulte) ‘92 and Joseph Callahan Annette and Craig Holzem ‘79 Cindy Frick Pottery Mrs. Houlihan’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Jennifer Herbst Abby Cole Eli Humphreys ‘20/Brandon Mitchell ‘20 Collections and Recollections Lisa (Massmann) ‘76 and Terry Huxel ‘70 Dairy Queen - Washington IB Nuts and Fruit Dillan Kavanagh ‘20 Imo’s Pizza Designer Threads Ince Homes - Jill and Jamie Ince Brayden Desmond ‘20 J.D.’s Heating & Cooling Service LLC Tina Dillon John Hall Lumber Sally (Dill) Dorsten ‘62 Johnny’s Restaurant Tom Dowil Jo’s School of Dance Bonnie (Stratman) ‘62 and Louis B. Eckelkamp Jr., ‘61 K-9 Kuts Cindy (Engemann) ‘85 and Nick Eckelkamp ‘83 Mackayla Klekamp ‘19 Mr. Eggert’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Lynn Riegel Mary (Stock) ‘03 and Phillip Kleekamp ‘03 Anna Elbert ‘20 Christopher Kopp ‘20 Suson and David Elbert ‘79 Legacy Embroidery Lane and Bill Elcan Julia and Katie Linnenbrink Encore Resale Shop Jonah Little ‘20 Noah Ennis ‘19 Anne Lober Eyecare Washington - Drs. Peter Gubany and Jeffrey Weaver, O.D. Los Cabos KNIatG the HT SILENT AUCTION SHOUTOUTS MASTERS

Molly (McDonald) Lynchard ‘89 SFBRHS Softball Program Ms. Mantle’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Susan (Ballmann) Lange ‘89 Nanci (Meyer) ‘85 and John Simmons Shelley and Michael Marquart ‘76 St. Clair Health Mart Bryce Mayer ‘20 Starcrest Cleaners Mr. McKee’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Molly (McDonald) Lynchard ‘89 Starry Knights Dance Team Mehringer Chiropractic Stefanina’s Pizzeria Meramec Caverns Mr. Steffen’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Angela Klahn Mindful Movement LLC - Elaine Blackmur Mr. Stevison’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Nicole (Wellenkamp) Brandon Mitchell ‘20 Schroeder ‘98 Moe’s Great Eats, Fine Treats Restaurant Mr. Store’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Annette Friend Abigail Mueller ‘19 Straatmann Feed & Transfer, Inc. NAPA Auto Parts Straatmann Toyota Neighborhood Reads Mary Jo Straatmann ‘80 - Franklin Co. Public Administrator Ms. Nelson’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Tricia (Struckhoff) Obermark ‘91 Mr. Strohmeyer’s Homeroom/Kecia (Haug) McKinnis ‘87 Mr. Noelker’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Gina (Ruether) Eckhart ‘87 Mr. Struckhoff’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Brandy (Rott) Foss ‘93 Obermark Optometry Subway Restaurant Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt Sugarfire Smoke House Papa Murphy’s Take-n-Bake Pizza Sydenstrickers Parmentier Auto Body Taco Bell Tyler Patton The Magic House Mrs. Pelster’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Jeanna (Eckelkamp) Sinnott ‘87 The Pasta House Company Mary Ann Pelster Town & Country Nursery, Inc. Mr. Pelster’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Dawnette Wiskur Maddie Tuepker ‘17 Paige Pelster ‘21 Union Furniture Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of New Haven Mr. Unnerstall’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Caroline (Holtmeier) Phil’s Sewing Club Meyers ‘90 Ponderosa Barbara and Russell Volmert Purcell-Ellis Tire Company Steve Voss Purschke Oil and Tire Barb (Marquart) ‘82 and Jerry Wallach Quality Copy Service, Inc. Warrenton Golf Course Rainbow International Restoration Washington Chiropractic Clinic Mrs. Riegel’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Mary (Sieve) Holtmeyer ‘83 Walter Hatcher River City Rascals Mr. Westhoff’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Stacy Kloeppel Rothschild’s Restaurant Wiemann & Pues Insurance Agency Gail (Stuckenschneider) ‘66 and Steven (Coach) Ruether ‘67 Elaine (Brinker) Wingbermuehle ‘68 Ms. Russell’s Homeroom/Coordinator, Susie Gabrian Trini Wood - Words by Wood Julie Scannell ‘87 Tookie Westhoff Joshua Schmiemeier ‘20 Schroeder Drugs Linda (Wilmesherr) Sellmeyer ‘59 SFBRHS Administration SFBRHS Administration and Rick Boedeker SFBRHS Baseball Program SFBRHS Girls Basketball Program GREEN JACKET LIVE AUCTION ITEM #924 FUND A NEED SFBRHS Strength and Conditioning Room Upgrade

“The pain you feel today is the strength you’ll feel tomorrow” – Unknown KNIatG the HT LIVE AUCTION ITEMS MASTERS

900 Caddy for a Knight! Here’s a chance for your table to have impeccable bar service tonight! You won’t need to leave the comfort of your table or social time with your friends to stand in a line at the bar. Your caddy will take drink orders from you and your guests and bring them to your table promptly. We will have two caddies available tonight to auction off to two tables. Donated by Auction Volunteer Bar Staff Value: Priceless!

901 Riechers Tire & Auto Repairs Get that tune-up you’ve been putting off, or treat your car to a new set of tires. Got a rattle you need checked out or need to get your college student’s car ready for the highway? This voucher is good for $1,000 worth of tires or auto repairs to get you ready to roll. Donated by Riechers Tire and Auto Value: $1,000

902 Cardinal Diamond Package This package includes 4 seats on the St. Louis Cardinals Diamond Box! Seats are in Section 156 for a donor-designated date. Includes $20 in Cards Cash to spend that evening. Donated by G.H. Tool and Mold Value: $736

903 The Front Porch Package Here’s your chance to spruce up your front porch this Spring with some brand new items from Hillerman’s Nursery courtesy of Borgia STUCO! This set includes a wood rocking chair, solar lantern, glazed plant stand, a rubber mat with interchangeable inserts and a glazed pot with plant. Donated by SFBRHS Student Council Value: $500

904 MUNY & Dinner with Fr. Kevin Four tickets to a MUNY show of your choice with Fr. Kevin. The four shows you may pick from are: Guys and Dolls (June 10-16), 1776 (June 27-July 3), Lerner and Loewe’s Paint Your Wagon (July 27- Aug 2) and Matilda (Aug 5-11). We will have dinner before the MUNY. Show, date and restaurant TBD. An evening to remember! Donated by Father Kevin Schmittgens Value: What a Knight!

905 Michelob Ultra “Ultimate” Kit Complete your Man Cave Bar in your favorite brew theme with this Michelob Ultra Golf Neon Sign, Michelob Ultra Illuminated Sign and Michelob Ultra Bar Mat! You need these! Donated by Jennifer and Jeff Hasting ‘89 Value: Priceless!

906 Sunset on the Riverfront Celebrate the start of summer! Spend the afternoon of Thursday, May 3rd at Washington’s favorite riverfront party - Sunset on the Riverfront! Invite your friends to start the evening a rock’s skip from the river at the Front Street home of Rosanne and Keith Snider, where you ‘ll enjoy tasty afternoon cocktails and heavy appetizers catered by Sugarfire Smoke House. Savor the golden hour with us, up to four couples and panoramic view of the riverfront! As sunset approaches, you can head across the tracks with a book of coupons good for any Sunset event throughout the summer! Donated by Stacey and Craig Mueller, Kim and David Politte ‘90, Rosanne (Neier) ‘85 and Keith Snider Value: Heightened self-esteem, memories and possible retinal damage- Always wear UV rated safety glasses when staring at the sun!

907 Ryder Cup Golf Milwaukee For 2 Be part of one of the world’s favorite sporting events - back in the U.S. this year! This package includes two grounds passes for September 26-27, 2019 and three nights accommodations at the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee. Booking concierge service is included. Airfare is not included. Donated by Friends of the Advancement Office Value: Spirit of Samuel Ryder

908 Tiger Woods 2000 PGA Frame A chance to add a piece of sport’s history to your collection! The 2000 PGA Championship was the 82nd PGA Championship, held at the Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky. Tiger Woods won his second straight PGA Championship and fifth major in a three-hole playoff over Bob May. Woods and May finished at 18 under par to set the PGA Championship record to par, later equaled by Woods in 2006. It was the first time since 1937 that a PGA Championship title was successfully defended, and the first ever as a stroke play event. This quality framed piece is complete with a signed PGA Valhalla flag and picture of Tiger. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Donated by Collections and Recollections Value: FORE! KNIatG the HT LIVE AUCTION ITEMS MASTERS

909 Kimber Custom Two-Tone Pistol Make a perfect shot with this Kimber Custom Two-Tone .45 ACP pistol! One of the finest all-around pistols from Kimber. It features an extended beavertail grip safety for fast, positive operation and unequaled accuracy. The winning bidder will need to go to Nick’s Gun and Pawn for a background check and to pick up the gun. Donated by Missouri River Chapter of Whitetails Unlimited Value: $800

910 Private Wine Tasting for 16 Enjoy some quality time with a group of friends at one of our area’s most beautiful wineries. You and 15 friends will enjoy wine tasting and appetizers at Balducci Vineyards in Augusta, MO in a private, after-hours event! Please allow 3 weeks notice to schedule a mutually agreeable date. Not available in the months of September and October. Donated by Balducci Vineyards Value: $400

911 Carry-On Utility Trailer Increase your hauling capacity with the Carry-On Trailer! This 6 ft. x 8 ft. Open Wood-Floor Utility Trailer has the following features: 2 in. A-frame coupler, pipe top rail, 1675 lb. payload capacity, 13 in. tires, 4 ft. rear ramp gate. Buyer to arrange pickup of trailer and title transfer with the Advancement Office. Donated by Sandy and Steven Judge Value: $900

912 White BBQ Chicken & Yellow Dog A BBQ bash returns, courtesy of Heidi and Rick Wunderlich! Enjoy a party for 5 couples at the Wunderlich’s home, including food and drinks, swimming and games. In addition to Rick’s delicious white BBQ chicken, you’ll be treated to Rick’s famous “Yellow Dog” (don’t know what that is? - You’d better bid!). Contact hosts for a mutually agreeable date. Donated by Heidi (Heimann) ‘72 and Rick Wunderlich ‘72 Value: Priceless!

913 A Knight With the Blues! Spend a Saturday night with the Blues on Saturday, March 23rd when they play the Tampa Bay Lightning. Winning bidder will get 2 Center Ice tickets in the Terrace Section. Also included is a parking pass and inclusive, in-seat service where you can enjoy hot dogs, nachos, peanuts, wine and beer served to you! You will also receive an autographed St. Louis Blues logo wooden plaque, signed by #16, Brett Hull! Donated by Friends of Borgia, Collections and Recollections Value: Let’s Go Blues!

914 Ultimate Tailgate! What a great package put together by our friends at Pepsi and Droege’s Catering! Your tailgate or backyard party will be complete with 2 gravity chairs, a corn hole game, umbrella, and a beverage tub filled with all kinds of goodies, snacks, and apparel. But wait, there’s more! A party wouldn’t be complete without ten (10) 12 - 14 oz. Ribeye Steaks from Droege’s Catering! Donated by Droege’s Catering, Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of New Haven Value: $675

915 Trip to The Masters 2019 For Two Bucket List - Check! Enjoy following your favorite player (Tiger?) or sit and watch them all with two Masters tickets to Saturday and Sunday tournament rounds, plus accommodations close to Augusta National. You will have a private bedroom and private bathroom in a home shared with other Masters guests. Your casual and comfortable hospitality venue, with parking, all meals, snacks and full bar provided, is less than 100 yards from the South Gate tunnel. Your two Masters chairs and flag are waiting for you in Augusta. Truly a trip of a lifetime! Donated by Friends of Borgia Value: Badge Envy

916 Guided Turkey Hunt for Two Join Jacob Unnerstall ‘18, former Borgia High School star quarterback and his dad Kurt Unnerstall ‘82 as they guide your once in a lifetime wild turkey hunt during Spring 2019 turkey season. Includes an overnight stay at Unnerstall Farm in Port Hudson. This package also includes tags, shells, (and if necessary) cleaning and processing of the bird. A priceless memory! Contact Kurt Unnerstall for a mutually agreeable date. Donated by Jacob Unnerstall ‘18 and Kurt Unnerstsall ‘82 Value: Priceless! KNIatG the HT LIVE AUCTION ITEMS MASTERS

917 A Knight With Garth! Enjoy an evening to remember with FOUR Garth Brooks tickets on Saturday, March 9th at The Dome at America’s Center. Garth Brooks is the best selling solo-album artist in the United States, before Elvis Presley! These tickets are located in Section 118, Row N. Before the concert, enjoy a wonderful dinner at Carmine’s Steakhouse with a $300 gift certificate, and rest your heads in the two reserved rooms at the Moonrise Hotel. This package also comes with $100 cash for Uber or Lyft to get you safely back to and from the concert. Donated by Eileen and David Chalk, Teresa and Rob Halsted Value: More Than a Memory!

918 Larry Pogue Golf Club Tree A conversation piece and no pine needles to clean up! This unique golf club Christmas tree was a commissioned sculpture piece by local artist Larry Pogue. Makes a great gift for a golf lover’s office or home! Donated by Collections and Recollections Value: Hole in One!

919 Redbird Club Game Time! Gather up 3 of your friends to cheer on the Cardinals with these premium Redbird Club seats, with access to air-conditioning and big screen TVs to enjoy the game. Included with this package is an Ogio Mastermind Tech backpack filled with Cardinal goodies and game day snacks. Date to be mutually agreed upon. Donated by Friends of Borgia Value: Bring Home a Winner!

920 Full Orthodontic Treatment Improve your smile of that of a loved one’s. Get braces to straighten those pearly whites. This offer is transferable in the event the purchaser is unable to use the certificate. Treatment must start by December 31, 2020. Clear aligner treatment is offered at the discretion of the Doctors. Must be accompanied by original letterhead document. Minimum bid of $3,500. Donated by Debbie and Dr. Kevin Walde ‘74/Dr. Jackie M. Miller ‘85 and Tim Huber Value: Pearly Whites!

921 A Knight With An Idol! Carrie Underwood rose to fame as the winner of the fourth season of American Idol in 2005. This multi-genre “All American Girl” comes to the ‘Lou on June 18, 2019 on her “Cry Pretty” tour, and this package includes 4 seats in Section 105, Row L, Seats 1 - 4. After the concert, crash at the Soulard Lion Airbnb. Located in the heart of Soulard, it is the perfect place to stay and experience the area. Right outside your door are many bars and restaurants and the local farmers market is 2 blocks away. A great Girls Night Out! Donated by Michelle (Boland) ‘81 and Kurt Unnerstall ‘82, Fr. Kevin Schmittgens Value: Just a Dream!

922 Premium Seating For 6 No need to arrive early to get front row seats for the 2019 Senior Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation Ceremony! The highest bidder gets 6 reserved seats for each occasion, close enough to snap pictures of your special Senior. Donated by SFBRHS Administration Value: Priceless!

923 6 Course Meal & Wine Pairing Gather 7 of your closest friends for an evening of gourmet food, exquisite wines, and culinary tips. Chef Pat Long of Cafe Mosaic will create a custom 6 course small plate menu as well as select a wine to go with each. This can be enjoyed in your home or for the ultimate relaxing experience with no preparation or cleanup, come and be the guests of Pat and Gretchen Long. Contact Pat at 636-239-1323 to set the date! Donated by Jan and Tim Long, Gretchen and Pat ‘99 Long, Cafe Mosaic Value: $800

924 Fund-A-Need! SFBRHS Strength and Conditioning Room Upgrade Donated by You!

925 Motif in Black and White Print Whether working in his floating river studio the River Rover or in his home studio on the Missouri riverfront in Washington, Missouri, Gary Lucy captures the beauty and ruggedness of nature and river life. You can see this captured in the print “Motif in Black and White.” This Americana style print showcases a bull on a snowy afternoon at the farm. Donated by Gary R. Lucy Gallery Value: Local Treasure! KNIatG the HT LIVE AUCTION ITEMS MASTERS

926 Instant Wine Cellar Handcrafted barrel wine rack containing 16 delicious vintages of Stone Hill Winery Estate bottled Norton Wine, over 5 gallons! Vintages 2000-2009 are 1.5 liter, Magnum bottles. Vintages 2-10-2015 are 750 ml. bottles. Donated by Stone Hill Winery, Jon and Karen Held Value: A Sommelier’s Delight!

927 Ireland Golf Adventure Pick your vacation dates and get your swing ready for golf in Dublin, Killarney, and Ennis, plus overnight accommodations in these cities with daily breakfast. You will play 2 rounds of golf at Dook’s Golf Club, Lahinch Golf Club/Castle Course and Carlton House Golf Club with choice of Montgomerie or O’Meara golf course. Your package includes two VIP tickets to Guinness Storehouse and rental of a manual (stick shift) car to cruise around the Emerald Isle. Accommodations are for 6 nights in Ireland for 2 people in Dublin, Kilarney, and Ennis. Airfare not included with this package. Booking concierge service is included. Donated by Borgia’s Advancement Friends Value: Legendary!

928 Framed Stan Musial Jersey Stan the Man! What a neat item to have in your man cave. This replica flannel jersey showcases #6 signed by Stan himself and is set in a high quality frame. Donated by Collections and Recollections Value: Home Run!

929 Senior Memories This quilt says it all! This handmade quilt lists the names and embroidered symbols of every senior graduating this year! An extraordinary keepsake of their time here at Borgia. What lucky Senior will get this for graduation? Donated by Tiffany Jacobsen Value: Forever A Knight!

930 Augusta Fun & Pampering! Nurture yourself at Halcyon Spa in historic downtown Augusta, Missouri. Housed in a rustic 100 year-old mill in small town America, you’ll drift away to calm amid soft lighting, gentle music and the personal touch of their staff. Need a short getaway to rejuvenate your soul? Pack your bags and head to the beautiful Augusta Wine Country Inn for a little R & R. Plan a girls night or fun evening for 3 couples. Your stay includes three rooms with separate bathrooms to accommodate you and 5 others, and will all wake to a full gourmet breakfast! But don’t forget the pampering...you and your friends will each get a 1/2 hour therapeutic massage at the local Halcyon Spa to get you ready for the week. Donated by Augusta Wine Country Inn and Halcyon Spa and Salon Value: Ahhhhh!

931 Reserved Student Parking Your student can hit the snooze, because they can sleep late and still slide right in to a front row parking spot with their name on it! The parking place is designated for the 2019 - 2020 school year and will be in place prior to the first day of school. Keep the personalized sign as a memento for their college dorm room! Call Borgia Advancement Office to make arrangements. Donated by Holt Design & SFBRHS Administration Value: Priceless!

932 Krawitz Tire $500 Certificate This certificate is good towards a purchase of a new set of tires or for general service needs. Makes a great graduation gift to keep your student safe on the road! Donated by Krawitz Tire & Auto Value: $500

933 Bubba Watson ‘12 Masters Champ The 2012 Masters Tournament was the 76th Masters Tournament, held at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. Bubba Watson won the year’s first major championship on the second hole of a sudden-death playoff, defeating Louis Oosthuizen. Commemorate this victory and bid on this signed, 2012 Masters Flag autographed by Bubba and placed in a high quality frame with his picture. Donated by Collections and Recollections Value: Priceless! KNIatG the HT LIVE AUCTION ITEMS MASTERS

934 Handcrafted Wine Barrel Table Feast your eyes on this hand-crafted wine barrel bar by Don Schwoeppe and Garrin Rott from a Montelle Winery barrel. This beautiful and unique wine barrel bar will be the centerpiece of any room. The interior of the table is a completely stocked bar, donated by the 2018 SFB Softball tem parents, and is exquisitely lit when the door is opened. You’ll have more than a barrel of fun if you’re the lucky person who gets to take this home! Donated by Michelle (Schwoeppe) ‘85 and Garrin Rott, Connie (Kampschroeder) ‘84 and Don Schwoeppe, Montelle Winery, and the 2018 SFB Softball Team Parents Value: Barrel of Fun!

935 Sonoma Getaway For Four Healdsburg Elite Retreat for 4! Experience the unique beauty of Sonoma County’s Dry Creek Valley with your three night stay in two master suites at the beautiful Residence at Comstock Wines, nestled in the vineyards. Your retreat includes a private one hour wine tasting of the Setting Wines, and a private tour and tasting on the Terrace at Comstock Wines overlooking the Estate Merlot Vineyards. Booking concierge included. Airfare not included. Donated by Borgia’s Advancement Friends Value: Priceless!

936 Traveling Pig Roast for 125 A party package to go! Enjoy a whole pig roasted to perfection for 125 people. Also included in this package is a $300 gift certificate from Weinhardt Party Rentals to pick up any party planning extras. Donated by Deppe Farms, Inc., Weinhardt Party Rentals, and Williams Brothers Meat Market Value: $750

937 A Knight on the Town! Have a mini stay-cation! You’ll get to stay in the lovely “”Rustic Roost”” Airbnb, just a few doors down from local bars and restaurants. Enjoy a 2-night stay for 3 persons after you have experienced the ultimate Beermaster Tour, exploring a behind-the-scenes look at the art of brewing Budweiser, touring multiple buildings and sampling from the finishing tank! Also includes are $200 worth of gift certificates to the popular Broadway Oyster Bar. Reserve the Rustic Roost for a mutually agreed upon date. Contact Michelle Unnerstall for booking and check-in details. Donated by Michelle and Kurt Unnerstall, Broadway Oyster Bar Value: What A Knight!

938 Red Baron For An Hour! Enjoy this once in a lifetime experience with a one-hour biplane ride leaving from Creve Coeur Airport. Ride in a Pitts S-2A Biplane with Certified Flight Instructor, Joe Overman. You will depart the airport and travel anywhere within a 50 mile radius, your choice. You can even “take the stick” and fly the plan yourself!Date and time to be agreed upon with Mr. Overman. Donated by Joe Overman Value: Up, Up in the Air!

939 Old Hawthorne Golf For 4 Enjoy a beautiful round of golf at Old Hawthorne, the premier course of Columbia, Missouri. Your foursome will experience “a gem in the crown of golf courses in Missouri” compliments of Mitch and Kimber Parrish. Golf carts are included for your foursome. Schedule with the Parrishes for a mutually agreed upon date. Donated by Kimber and Mitch Parrish Value: FORE!

940 Entry Storm Door & Install Cold weather and heating bills got you down? Now could be the time to keep your home warm and efficient with a new storm door from Go Eco Exteriors. Go Eco has an A+ rating from the BBB and are a 2017 Angie’s List award winner. This package includes a standard Paragon storm door with installation up to $1,000 value. Donated by Go Eco Exteriors Value: Toasty Warm!

941 SNL & NY Getaway “The Big Apple. The City That Never Sleeps. No matter what you call it, this great American City is a must-see! This fabu- lous trip includes a $1,000 travel voucher for you to apply towards air and accommodations. You’ll also get two tickets compliments of Chris Voss ‘06 to the pre-show dress rehearsal on Saturday, May 4th. The show will start at 8 p.m. and end at 10 p.m., where you’ll see everything on the show including 30 more minutes of additional sketches that don’t make the live show! Plenty of time to soak up some NY night-life after! Donated by Brigette (Schroeder) ‘87 and Jerome Elbert, Kecia (Haug) ‘87 and Scott McKinnis, Jeanna (Eckelkamp) ‘87 and Michael Sinnott, Collene (Connor) ‘87 and Andrew Unnerstall, and Chris Voss ‘06 Value: Live From New York... KNIatG the HT LIVE AUCTION ITEMS MASTERS

942 Cocktails 101 Enjoy some local flavor as you and 7 friends start your evening at Olivino’s Tasting Bar in Washington, Missouri learning about the 5 most popular cocktails. You’ll even have a chance to learn how to make one yourself, and each will leave with a sample bag of goodies. The evening will start at 6 p.m. at Olivino’s where you will finish up your Teach and Taste night at 7:30, then head on up to Old Dutch and enjoy some dinner and additional beverages with a $400 certificate. Donated by June and Jim Cassat, Eileen and David Chalk, Harriet and Arnie Sallaberry, Moira (Huber) ‘80 and Robert Vossbrink, Jr. ‘78, and Nancy and Roger Walkenhorst Value: Delicious!

943 Cannondale Bike Upright comfort meets lightweight efficiency in this elegantly premium made machine. Includes a lightweight aluminum frame with zoom comfort suspension fork. Shimano 21 Speed gear setup for easy pedaling even on hills. Durable double wall rims with all around tires, great for the street or trail. The Cannondale Comfort Saddle makes riding enjoyable! Donated by Revolution Cycles Value: $520

944 Country Music’s Biggest Night! It’s country music’s biggest award night, and here’s your shot to go! 2 tickets to Nashville’s Bridge Arena, 2 tickets to the late night private post party, admission to the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum, guided tour of RCA studio B, and 3 nights in a downtown Nashville hotel are part of this CMA 2019 Awards package! Airfare not included Donated by Friends of the Advancement Office Value: Come on Down!

945 Big Cedar Lodge Golf for Two Enjoy a weekend golf at the beautiful Big Cedar Lodge, September 6 to 8th, (the weekend after Labor Day). Your double queen room is located in the Falls Lodge with a daily breakfast buffet at Devil’s Pool Restaurant. You will play 9 holes at Top of the Rock course, 13 holes at Mountain Top course, 18 holes at Buffalo Ridge Springs and 18 holes on Ozark National course, with practice balls and rental clubs. If you have energy left, hike the Canyon Cove and Nature Trail too! Donated by Julie and Scott Breckenkamp ‘87, First State Community Bank, First State Financial, and Friends of Borgia Value: FORE!

946 Knight At the Ballpark! “Your chance to see the STL Cardinals vs. The Cubs! This package includes 4 infield Redbird Club tickets on Saturday, June 1st. The game time is for 6:15 p.m., and you won’t have to go far to have some fun and rest as you’ll get two double rooms with a view of the Stadium at the Ballpark Hilton. Breakfast is also included before you head back home! Donated by Citizens Bank, Sandy (Piontek) ‘78 and Gene Anderson, Donna and Dan Klott, and Jill (Straatmann) ‘04 and Luke Meyer ‘04 Value: That’s a Winner!

947 Avenue of Honor! Recognize your family or loved one by naming Borgia’s East/West main street after them for the 2019 - 2020 School Year. Keep the sign as a memento when the year is up! Contact the Advancement Office with signage details. Donated by SFBRHS Administration Value: Priceless! DON’T FORGET TO DESIGNATE!

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