RED RAIDER AUCTION

Wauwatosa East Raider Athletic Booster Club www.teboosterclub.org

Dear Friends, I want to sincerely thank you for taking part in our Athletic Booster Club Auction for this year. Our volunteer parents dedicated many hours in putting together the best Auction we have ever hosted. Please know that all the money received will go directly to our student athletes in the form of much needed equipment and scholarships. It is going to be a fun evening!

Jim Jarosz President, Wauwatosa East Raider Athletic Booster Club

AUCTION NIGHT SCHEDULE 6:30 Silent Auction RED, BLACK and WHITE tables are open for bidding 8:00 Silent Auction RED table closes 8:30 Silent Auction BLACK table closes 9:00 Silent Auction WHITE table closes. RAFFLE winners called. CHECK-OUT opens. 9:15 LIVE AUCTION begins 10:00 RAFFLE BOARD closes 11:00 Event comes to a close

THANK YOU SPONSORS! Thank you so much to the following sponsors for their wonderful support of this event: GOLD SPONSORS Waterstone Bank Kathy Cox – Shorewest Realty 476-9070 x822 VIP Photography Il Mito Trattoria e Enoteca Riedel Sports Mykleby Family Dentistry George B. Erwin-Real Estate Law Wauwatosa Now The Tesmer Family BRONZE SPONSORS Tosa Pediatrics Vince Ingrilli Plumbing COPPER SPONSORS George Menos NaturaLawn The Moran Family

1 General Auction Rules The Wauwatosa East Athletic Booster club does not appraise or estimate the fair market value of auction items, and all statements of value in this program have been suggested by the donor. Buyers will receive items upon showing a paid receipt. All items must be removed from the premises by the conclusion of the event. All sales are final. All items sold as is. In the event of any dispute, The Auction committee will act as final authority. Check out begins at 9:00pm. Cash, check or credit card accepted. Live Auction Procedures Voice auction items are available for viewing throughout the evening. The actual live auction will begin at 9:15pm. The auctioneer may adjust the description of any item. That description will constitute the item being sold and supersedes any previous description. All bidding on live auction items must be done by raising your hand and waiting to be recognized by the auctioneer. The auctioneer will have absolute discretion in determining the successful bidder. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject a bid from any bidder, to remove an item from bidding, or to reopen the bidding if there is a dispute.

Raffle After purchasing raffle tickets, please clearly print your name on the back of the tickets and place them in the appropriate container prior to the drawing. The raffle winner’s names will be drawn at 9:00pm. The winner’s names will be called and then posted by raffle table. Must be present to win or a proxy may claim your prize. If the prize is not claimed by 10:00pm a new raffle ticket will be pulled. Raffle board In order to place your name on the raffle board you must pay $20 per square. The winning combination of numbers will be pulled at 10:00pm. Must be present to win or you may have a proxy present to claim your prize.

Silent Auction Procedures Silent auction bidding begins at 6:30pm for all tables. The red table closes at 8:00pm, the white table closes at 8:30pm and the black table closes at 9:00pm. The emcee will announce the closing of the tables 15 minutes prior to The closing time. Establish your bid by clearly writing your first and last name along with your telephone number and the amount of the bid on the bid sheet. Minimum bids and raises will be noted on the bid sheets for the silent auction. Each bid must equal or exceed the specified minimum increase on the bid sheet. For all items, the minimum bid increase increment is $5.00. Each successive bid must be more than the proceeding amount. Bids must be in whole dollar amounts. If the final bid does not meet the specified minimum increase amount, the bid on the preceding line will win. The highest bid at the closing time will be the winning bid. Please do not handle auction items. Under no circumstances may a bid sheet be removed from the bidding table. Once the bidding is closed, no bid corrections will be allowed. Winning bidders names will be written on the white boards located next to the silent auction tables.

Check-out Procedures • Check out will be open at 9:00pm. • Winners names will be posted at silent auction tables. • Winners will pick up bid sheet from the auction table monitor. • Upon receipt of the winning bid sheet(s), winner will pay for items. • Proof of payment will be written on bid sheet(s). • Winners will claim items with paid bid sheet(s) at silent auction table. • All bid sheets will remain with the auction committee If you are the winning bidder in the live auction portion of this event, the volunteer live auction monitor will provide you with the necessary paperwork so you can check-out and claim your winnings. Silent auction and live auction items may be paid for together. Cash, check or charge card is accepted.

PROXY BIDDING Can’t make it to the auction? Although we will miss you, here is your chance to bid on some great auction items. Any of the SILENT AUCTION ITEMS listed in this program (identified by the letter “s”) are available for early bidding. Here is how it is done: 1. Look through the silent auction items listed and make note of the ones you would like to bid on. You are allowed two bids per item. 2. Your first bid listed will be your opening bid. If no one at the auction on February 27 outbids you, the item is yours for your opening bid amount! If your opening bid is outbid we will make one additional proxy bid on your behalf. This additional bid will be the maximum bid that you would like to place on your item chosen. 3. E-mail Tina Schulz at [email protected] with the following information no later than 5:00pm February 26th: a) Your name and telephone number b) The ITEM and ITEM NUMBER that you wish to bid on c) Your OPENING BID amount d) Your MAXIMUM amount - You will want to make this bid count as this is your final opportunity to win the item chosen!

• You must be the highest bidder to win.

2 PROXY BIDDING (Cont.)

• Bids will be marked and accepted in the order of the date and time received. • If you are the winning bidder you will be notified by telephone and e-mail on Saturday February 28, 2009. At that time payment arrangements will need to be made. You can either pay by cash, check or charge. Payment and pick up is required by March 7, 2009. • All items are sold “as is”. The item descriptions are as accurate as possible and values were determined by the donors. All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds on auction items are permitted. • By placing your proxy bid via e-mail you are agreeing to pay the dollar amount that you chose as your opening or maximum bid. Your bid constitutes a contract to buy and you must be at least 18 years of age to bid. Wauwatosa East Athletic Booster Club Auction Committee is not liable if your attempt to bid is unsuccessful for any reason. If you would like more detailed information about any of the items available for proxy bidding, or have any other questions, contact Tina Schulz, at [email protected] (414) 774-1640.

HAVE FUN and GOOD LUCK!

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RAFFLE BOARD ITEMS FOR $20 A SQUARE, YOU HAVE A 1 IN 3 CHANCE OF WINNING!

Raffle Board items include: o 20 Pocket Peelers donated by the Leahy Family . Golf Package donated by Kathy Kendl o Exercise Pass for 2 to the Highlander Elite o 17-inch LCD Computer Screen o Voucher for 2 Brewers Tickets and a Brewers T-shirt o 2 Carpet Cleanings from Jerry’s Carpet Care o Spirit Wear Package donated by the Girls Track Team o Tosa East Jewelry handmade by Mary Sylvester o 2 Three Month Memberships to the Wisconsin Athletic Club o A Deluxe Bucks Package which includes 4 VIP tickets to the March 10th home game against the Knicks. Includes Club Cambria access for free drinks and dinner (donated by Sarah Gingrass, Dan Conway and the 8th grade Junior Raiderettes). This package also includes a$100 dinner gift certificate along with a $100 gift certificate to Riteway Limousine service. RAFFLE ITEMS R1 - All Sports Pass Value: Priceless. This is a family pass to all Tosa East home athletic events during the 09-10 sports season (excluding playoff games per WIAA rules). R2 - Anchor Bank Cooler of Goodies Value: $75. This is packed with goodies including a grilling fork, lunch pack, crystal vase and water bottles - all compliments of Pam Gholston. R3 - Two Pre-Season Packer Tickets and Ryan Grant autograph Value: $144 +autograph. The Schulz Family donated 2 pre-season Packer tickets. These tickets are on the Packer side between the 35-40th sideline, row 8. Tickets will be mailed in late spring early summer. Autograph picture of #25 Ryan Grant included. R4 - Las Vegas Stay Value: Bill Schmitt and MJ’s on Milwaukee have donated 4 separate 3-night, 2-day get aways in Las Vegas. Available Sunday-Thursday. There will be 4 lucky winners. R5 - Oil Change Value: $28.95. O’Gorman’s West Towne Auto on North Avenue donated 2 lube, oil and filter changes. There will be two winners drawn. R6 - Mo Williams signed basketball Value: Priceless. R7 - Florida Get-Away Value: $1,000. The Reagan Family donated their 2 bedroom 2 bath Villa in Port Charlotte, Florida for a 1 week stay. Villa is located on a canal that runs directly in to Charlotte Harbor. Minutes from many beaches and golf courses. Villa is available from May 2009 to the 1st week in December 2009. If winning Family does not know the Reagan Family a refundable security deposit will be required. R8 - Gift Certificate to Steinkellner Decorating Center Value: $25. There will be 2 lucky winners of a $25 gift certificate to Steinkellner Decorating Center on North Avenue. R9 - Bath and Body Works Value: $60. The Boys Cross Country team donated a basket full of goodies from Bath and Body Works. R10 - Tastefully Simple Value: $20. Tori Duehnig of Tastefully Simple donated 2 $20 gift certificates. There will be 2 winners drawn. R11 - Ipod Nano Value: $160 Thank you to the boy’s football team for this donation! R12 - Bucks Tickets Value: $262 Sid Grinker Restoration donated 2 Bucks tickets to the April 4, 2009 home game. Tickets are in section 227 Row G Seats 4-5. R13 - Cold Hard Cash Value: ??? Girls Softball donated an ice sculpture with an unknown amount of cash frozen within it- only time will tell what your winnings are! R14 - Graduation Seats Value: Priceless 4 Front row seats for next year’s 2010 graduation ceremony. R15 - Bike Value: ??? Thank you to Johnson’s Cycle and Fitness for this great donation! R16 - Bowling Party Value: ??? AMF Bowlero donated a 2 hour bowling party for 8 people. The party includes soda, popcorn and shoe rental. Enjoy a pizza from Papa John’s while you bowl.

4 SILENT AUCTION ITEMS

S1 - Luxury Spa Basket Value: $100 Donated by: Girls Freshman Volleyball Team. Ready to take some time to relax- the girls have provided you all you will need for some extra pampering including bath products, earrings by David Liska, wine, candles, pretzels and dip. S2 - Tool Time Value: $150 Donated by: Freshman Football Team Calling all handymen and women or those who would like to be- this basket would be perfect for you with a Tool carrier, cordless rotary tool, pocket saw, tape measure, flashlights and gift cards to Home Depot and Puhl’s True Value. S3 - College Basket Value: $155 Donated by: Boys Volleyball and Grand Appliance and TV It is almost that time of year to start planning for the college adventure. This basket will be a great start. With towels, soda, popcorn, clothes soap, hygiene products and a dvd player. After all of that studying of course a break will be needed! S4 - Ladies Fashion Ring - David Liska Creation Value: $2,450 Donated by: David Liska Jewelers This contemporary palladium ring was made to customer’s specifications. The center stone is a 7mm trillion shape, special Optix Cut ™ blue topaz set in a partial bezel with a “V” prong. The gemstone is exceptionally well cut, with intense blue color and fine clarity. The ring has a split shank on one side that flows up to the blue topaz. On the other side of the ring are five channel set diamonds that have a total weight of 0.22ct. The diamonds are G in color and VS2 in clarity. The ring has a European square shank weighs 5.1dwt. The ring is a size 6 . S5 - Can You Tweak or are You a Poser? Value: Priceless Donated by : Greg Lutzka If you know what that means then this package is perfect for you! An autographed Greg Lutzka skateboard, autographed picture and shoes. Wouldn’t your ripper be surprised! S6 - Down La Salle Street Value: $2,300 Donated by: Gingrass Galleries This is a beautiful original Robert Brasher oil brought to us by Gingrass Galleries. S7 - Canvas Painting Value: $75 Donated by: Kathy Barczak Kathleen Barczak Design brings us this whimsical acrylic painting on canvas. S8 - Going, Going, Gone! Value: Priceless Donated by: The on behalf of the Wrestling Team Every Brewer fan will enjoy this signed Bob Uecker . What a great addition to your Brewer memorabilia! S9 - Winter Getaway Value: $450 Donated by: The Patton Family/ Injury Rehabilitation Clinic Are you ready to fly the coup – well thanks to the Patton Family you and 13 others can enjoy a 1 night stay at the Chula Vista Resort at the Wisconsin Dells- what better way to get ready for summer than by spending the day at the water park. S10 - Calling All Juniors Value: $450 Donated by: Badger Limo, Bartolottas Restaurant, Alfa Flowers, OfficeMax and Men’s Warehouse Tux Thinking about Prom? Leave the plans to us with this 1 hour limo ride, $100 Bartolotta’s gift certificate, free tux rental, corsage and a digital camera to capture the memories- all you need is a date. S11 - Zewing Girl Value: $110 Donated by: Tracy Potrzebowski Tosa East alum and Tosa mom Tracy Potrzebowski donated a watch and band and accessories gift bag with treasures sure to please! Treasures include a cofee cozy, keychain, hair accessories and ring. S12 - Hockey Fans Holler! Value: Priceless Donated by: The Milwaukee Admirals and Phil Whittliff This VIP package includes 4 VIP tickets to a Milwaukee Admirals game, dinner in the VIP dining room and a team signed hockey stick. S13 - One Bluemoon Charms Value: $50 Donated by: One Bluemoon Charms/Linda Chay This necklace includes a 20 inch black cord with 3 charms- a collection charm which reads “Love isn’t a million things it is a million little things”, a bauble charm with a heart picture and a stick charm with the phrase “Live with Intention”. Who doesn’t need a little reminder from time to time? S14 - Manny Parra Signed Baseball Value: Priceless Donated by: The Milwaukee Brewers on behalf of the Wrestling Team S15 - Neroli Package Value: $100 Donated by: Girls Basketball

5 Pamper yourself with this spa package brought to you by the girls basketball program. This basket includes Shampure shampoo and conditioner along with an aroma candle and $50 gift certificate to Neroli salon. S16 - Necklace and Earrings Value: $20 Donated by: Shirley Robarge on behalf of Boys Volleyball This is a beautiful necklace and earring set by Avon.

S17 - Spring Break Wisconsin Get Away Value: $190 Donated by: Sunrise Lodge Need a quick escape to the north woods? This 2-night stay is good for 2 adults any 2 nights in April. Located on Lac Vieux Desert in Land O’ Lakes Wisconsin. S18 - Wisconsin D-1 College Basketball Tour Value: Priceless Donated by: The Smith Family, Sarah Gingrass and Doug Weas Wauwatosa’s very own Jerry Smith invites you and three friends to the Louisville-Marquette game in the 2009-2010 season at Marquette. and as a special keepsake, you can be the proud owner of a signed pair of Jerry Smith’s shoes and a signed Buzz Williams shoe! Continue on your journey through Wisconsin with stops at games in Madison, Green Bay and back home to Milwaukee. S19 - Pottery Value: $40 Donated by: Jen Wappett This handmade leaf plate is made by Wauwatosa resident and Wilson Elementary mom Jen Wappett. S20 - Martini Basket Value: $135 Donated by: Leff’s Lucky Town This basket includes lunch on Leff’s along with 2 martini glasses, olives, shaker and a bottle of Bombay Sapphire Gin. All you need now is an afternoon off! S21 - Brewers 2008 Signed Team Ball Value: Priceless Donated by: The Milwaukee Brewers on behalf of the Wrestling Team This keepsake is an incredible addition to any fan’s collection! S22 - Glass Value: $250 Donated by: Gingrass Corporate Art This blown glass piece by artist Nick Bowers can be wall mounted or table displayed. S23 - Floral Window Painting Value: $100 Donated by: Nancy Klippel This beautiful floral window painting would make a wonderful addition to your home or a great gift for Mother’s Day! S24 - Set, Point and Match Value: $150 Donated by: Boys Tennis This basket includes a Prince tennis bag, shorts, shirt, socks, sweatbands and balls. Tennis anyone? S25 - Wine Basket Value: $40 Donated by: Jason and Amy Kerstin If you can’t get to Door County we will bring a taste to you with this wine basket from Stones Throw Winery in Sister Bay Wisconsin. S26 - Fore! Value: $250 Donated by: Boys Golf along w/Silverspring Country Club and Currie Golf Course What better way to spend a day then out on the links. You’ll enjoy 18 holes of golf for two at the Silverspring Country Club while looking stunning in your new golf shirt and hat. and the next day, golf again at Currie Golf Course. Now that’s a weekend to look forward to! S27 - Soap Basket Value: $25 Donated by: Roseanne Brown This basket of homemade lavender soaps is brought to you by Heavenly Creations. S28 - One of a Kind End Table Value: Priceless Donated by: Kim Enzenroth of KAE and Associates A great addition to any room. This black end table measures 19.5” x 19.5”x 21”. Topped with a 16” tile inset of Tommy Raider. S29 - Perfect Pasta Package Value: $75 Donated by: Lois Spaay of Pampered Chef This package includes a Pampered Chef Dots pasta bowl, a rotary grater, pasta and oil. Finisci di mangiari! S30 - Milwaukee Wave Package Value: Priceless Donated: The Milwaukee Wave (on behalf of Boys Wrestling) This package includes a Family pack of 4 tickets and commemorative lunch box with glasses and a signed team ball. S31 - Portrait by VIP Photography Value: $200 Donated by: VIP Photography Does your mantle need an update? This can be used for a senior portrait or Family picture. S32 - Football Camp Value: $60 Donated by: Coach Swittel

6 Wauwatosa Youth Football camp is for students in grades 5-8. This certificate is good for one free registration. Camp is scheduled for June 17, 18 and 19, 2009. Camp runs from 8:30 to 11:30am.

S33 - Calling All Raider Hoops Fans! Value: Priceless Donated by: Coach Tim Arndorfer Do you have a young team who would love to practice with the boys Varsity team and coaching staff from Wauwatosa East? Then this package is for you. This is good for 2 hours of practice time. Date to be determined after their season is complete. S34 - Duffel Bag Value: $50 Donated by: Naegle Awning Tosa East grads Dave and Dan Hodges donated this red duffle bag with the Tosa East logo- perfect for your summer adventures. S35 - Jack Lake Painting Value: $200 Donated by Jack Lake Local artist Jack Lake captured the serenity and majesty of a stunning mountain scene with bold color choice and impressionistic brush strokes. Acrylic on 15” x 21”. board. S36 - Coffee Lovers Basket Value: Donated by: Boys Soccer What a way to start the day thanks to the Boys Soccer team! S37 - Signed Photo Value: Priceless Donated: The Milwaukee Brewers on behalf of the Wrestling Team A wonderful addition to your sports collection! S38 - Red Luminarc Trophy Plates Value: Priceless Donated by: Kim Enzenroth of KAE and Associates S39 - Movie Lovers Basket Value: $100 Donated by: Boys Track This basket includes everything you need to make your Friday night complete. Go out or stay in – you choose with the gift certificates to AMC, Rosebud, Hollywood Video or Blockbuster. And of course there are treats- soda, popcorn and candy! S40 - Golf Lovers Basket Value: $60 Donated by: Girls Golf Golf season is right around the corner and you’ll be ready with this golf package of balls, tees,a golf visor and gift card to Golf Galaxy! S41 - Boy’s Teen Dream Basket Value: $115 Donated by: Girls Swimming What teenage boy wouldn’t be thrilled with this basket designed just for them - $40 to Best Buy, $25 to Buffalo Wild Wings, $20 to Speedway and $15 to ITunes - all packaged in a drawer organizer. S42 - JJ Hardy Autographed Photo Value: Priceless Donated: The Milwaukee Brewers (on behalf of Boys Wrestling) Boys wrestling brings us another great piece of the Milwaukee Brewers with this autograph signed by JJ Hardy. S43 - All Around Tosa Value: $250 Donated by: Girls Tennis and downtown Tosa businesses Enjoy a day of shopping in downtown Tosa! Spend $20 at Robertson Hardware, $40 at Colonel Hart’s, $25 at The Chancery, $10 at One-Way Cafe, $30 at Underwood Gallery, $30 at Magnolia and Company, $10 at Little Read Book and $10 at Saz’s. This package also includes a candle, from The Flower Lady, a keychain from Heinsight and a bottle of 18 year old balsamic from Oro Di Oliva! S44 - Luxury Spa Basket Value: $200 Donated: Pom Team What a treat to pamper yourself with these bath and body products donated by the Pom Team. S45 - Raiders Basketball Bundle Value: $200 Donated by: Boys Basketball and PrepsOnTheNet.com This package includes a six- month membership to Preps on the Net, an 08-09 varsity team photo, a signed basketball from the 08-09 team, a 1-hour training session with the varsity captains, one enrollment to Arny’s summer basketball camp and VIP seating for two in comfy chairbacks for a home game of your choice with halftime food delivery (09-10 season). Includes spirit wear and Finish Line gift card. S46 - Coffee or Tea? Value: $80 Donated by: Boys Swimming Enjoy this basket filled with Starbucks coffee or Tea and 2 mugs sure to please. S47 - Brewers Tickets Value: $290

7 Donated by: Doug and Colleen Sprague - Shorewest Realty Two first row infield box tickets to a Brewers game (date TBD). S48 - Feeling Stressed? Value: $65 Donated by: Absolute Necessities Day Spa Let Absolute Necessities Day Spa help you relax with this one-hour massage.

S49 - Collector Trucks Value: $50 Donated by: Sports World This set includes two collectible sports trucks. S50 - Who Has Time to Cook? Value: $280 Donated by: Boys Tennis Let Plum Delicious Catering cook for you with this gift certificate good for a dinner party for 4 or 3 meals cooked in your own home. S51 - Mary Kay Basket Value: $45 Donated by: Jody Calarco This private spa collection includes rosemary mint foot fizzies, rosemary mint energizing foot mask, rosemary mint soothing foot balm. The hight bidder will also receive a complimentary facial and $15 in products. S52 - Keep Your New Year’s Resolution! Value: ??? Donated by: Froedtert Sports Medicine Clinic Let the Sports Medicine Clinic get you back on track with this personal training program. S53 - Private Basketball Lessons Value: Priceless Donated by: Tony Smith with Tony Smith Former Tosa East, Marquette and Los Angeles Lakers star Tony Smith will provide 4 private 1-hour lessons for your basketball player. Must be redeemed during the summer months. S54 - Booze-a-Palooza...Clean-Up Included! Value: ??? Donated by the Tesmer Family This shop-vac full of booze donated by Ty, class of ’81, Brandon, class of ’84 and Chris (Duke) class of ’88. S55 - Golf Galore - Badger Style! Value: $105 Donated by: Girls Golf and Gastrau’s Golf Center Enjoy a private 30-minute golf lesson with PGA professional and Tosa East alum Dan Hoffman. Also, enjoy a Badgers golf towel, $25 gift certificate to Gastrau’s Golf Center and 6-pack of Srixon Z-URS golf balls. S56 - Golf Galore - Packer Style! Value: $105 Donated by: Girls Golf and Gastrau’s Golf Center Enjoy a private 30-minute golf lesson with PGA professional and Tosa East alum Dan Hoffman. Also, enjoy a Packers golf towel, $25 gift certificate to Gastrau’s Golf Center and 6-pack of Srixon Z-URS golf balls. S57 - Golf Galore - Ping Style! Value: $105 Donated by: Girls Golf and Gastrau’s Golf Center Enjoy a private 30-minute golf lesson with PGA professional and Tosa East alum Dan Hoffman. Also, enjoy a Ping golf towel, $25 gift certificate to Gastrau’s Golf Center and 6-pack of Srixon Z-URS golf balls. S58 - Teen Dream Basket for Girls Value: $115 Donated by: Girls Swimming Girls - these gift cards are for you: $50 to Mayfair., $20 to Speedway, $15 for Noodles and $15 for Itunes. Delicious treats included! S59- Treats from Tosa Value: ??? Donated by: Girls Soccer What amazing things we can find in our back yard! Take a walk through Tosa and here’s what you can find: “I Love the Rainy Nights” Sue Rowbottom print, a “Hugs” sign from the Flower Lady, 2 bottles of wine with carrier from Vino 100, a bottle topper from Magnolia and Company, Ugg slipper s from Juxt and just a few more surprises... S60 - Overnight Stay and Dinner Value: $250 Donated by the Intercontinental Hotel Enjoy a luxurious night at the Intercontinental Hotel in Milwaukee and $100 gift certificate to Kil@Wat’s restaurant! S61 - Raiders Run! Value: ??? Donated by: Girls Cross Country Start your year running with these goodies from Girls Cross Country. This package includes a water bottle, socks, and gift card to Rodiez. S62 - The Distinguished Bag Lady Value: $56 Donated by: Girls Cross Country The Distinguished Bag Lady, brings us this women’s handbag, titled “The Daisy” done in cocoa cabaña print.

8 LIVE AUCTION ITEMS L01 - Go Brewers Go! The Wauwatosa East Boys Baseball program, with a little help from the O’Brien Family, has generously donated a baseball lover’s dream package. How can a Tosa East fan go wrong with 4 TE baseball hats, 4 TE baseball t-shirts and 4 Loge Diamond Box tickets, Section 221, Row 2, to the Brewers vs. Mets game on June 30, 2009 (7:05pm). The seats are behind home plate, second deck, second row - in front of the press box. With a million tickets already sold for next year here is your chance to cheer on our very own Milwaukee Brewers! L02 - Original Sue Rowbottom Painting Calling all art lovers- this one is for you. This beautiful Sue Rowbottom original titled Winter Survival would make a wonderful addition to your home. This piece measures 15 x30. This painting reminds us that spring is right around the corner and our long days of winter have almost passed us by. L03 - Student Parking What a way to make your son or daughters day – by bringing home a parking pass for the 2009-2010 school year. No more running late to lass because you can’t find a place to park and better yet no more parking tickets! L04 - Grilling Package This package will make your summer even more enjoyable and could easily pass as one of the greatest early Fathers Day presents (or late Valentine’s Day presents, if you forgot to shop)! This package includes a gas grill donated by Lowe’s, a grilling cookbook donated by Little Read Book, spices donated by The Spice House and a grilling meat package donated by Bunzel’s. All you need now is a little sunshine! L05 - Homecoming Tailgate Party Here we go Raiders here we go! You can practice your cheers while Mike Sylvester serves you up a tailgate feast compliments of Gilles Frozen Custard. You can practice your tailgating skills by playing the homemade toss game donated by the Parkins Family. For you and 19 of your closest friends. L06 - Our Very Own All-Star Devin Harris generously donated 2 lower level tickets to the Nets/Bucks game on March 3. Tickets will be waiting for you at will-call. Wait- there’s more- how about 2 signed game worn shoes- all for you! L07 - Evening Parking Spot How does a front row evening parking spot sound to you? It can be yours if the price is right. No more driving through the parking lot or up and down the street looking for that perfect spot- because it will be waiting for you- right outside the north doors! Conferences- no problem, home sporting events -no problem, open house -no problem, rainy nights- no problem, blustery nights- no problem- get the picture? Thanks to Geitl Signs for making this auction item possible! L08 - Fox y Lady Fishing Charters Fox Brothers Charter Service brings you 5 hours for you and 5 others on Lake Michigan for salmon and trout fishing. Morning or afternoon fishing available. While you are enjoying your day on the water sit back and relax with cigars provided by Swan Pharmacy. This is Fox Brothers 38th year in business, so let the experts treat you to a fun day in the sun. L09 - Spring or Fall Yard Clean-up Let our athletes work for you! We have 7 Jr.’s ready to donate 2 hours of their time to provide you with 14 hours of manual labor. Unfortunately, their mothers won’t let them on your roof but other than that they are yours for the taking. and wait…. There has been a challenge – there are 7 underclassmen who think they can raise more money then the upper classman – who will it be? We will have to wait and see… my money is on the Jr.’s (ok, so I may be a tad biased!)

9 VOLUNTEERS

THANK YOU to the following individuals for all of their hard work: (If you signed up to help after this went to print or we mistakenly left your name out, please know we truly appreciate all of your assistance. This could not have happened without your help!)

Emcee Brian Randall

DJ Craig Braidigan

Auctioneer Vince Vitrano

Food Parry and Kathleen Cartier

Behind the Scenes Helpers John Dobbe, Sarah Gingrass, Kim Enzenroth, Bill Schmitt, Jim and Carol Jarosz, Deb Dubinski, Kathy Kendl, Tom Wanat, Bill Scallon, Lisa Bevington, Erin McCarthy

Event Evening Assistance Marie Dobrinska, Ron and Jean Biffel ,Greg and Michelle Raynier, Maggie Dicastri Theresa Linscott, Teresa Christman, Ryan and Andrea Harris, Lilly Halstead, Mike and Tami Quist, Joni Johnson, Lynne Senkerik, Mike Warshauer, Brice and Kris Osinksi Kathy Jokisch, Pam and Sam Benedict, Mary Dess, Patty Stingl and Terry Hensler, Tom Telderer

Auction Co-Chairs Linda Cupertino, Tina Schulz

Publicity Jen and Chris Larson, Kari Leon

Program Krista Templema

Team Contacts Kari Leon, Tammi Poe, Lori Rorabeck, Mary Sylvester, Teresa Christman, Donna Koeble, Krista Templeman, Maureen Badding, Sarah Gingrass, Laura Taylor, Kay Reiland, Janine Covell, Chris Melkovitz, Michelle Russ, Brenda O’Brien, Andrea Harris, Carolyn Rehberger, Robin Glunz, Pam Benedict, Lynne Ferger, Kim Mihelich

10 AUCTION DONORS

Mike and Mary Sylvester Gietl Signs Dennis and Mary Patton Pampered Chef - Lois Spaay Gilles Frozen Custard Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Office Max VIP Photography Parkins Family Jerry’s Carpet Care Alfa Flowers Tom Swittel Tom and Brenda O’Brien O’Gormans West Towne Auto Men’s Warehouse Tux Varsity Basketball Team Lowe’s Ray Pi Bartolottas Naegle Awning The Spice House Mo Williams Badger State Limo Jack Lake Little Read Book Ron and Debbie Reagan Tracy Potrebowski-Zewing Girl Preps on the Net Bunzels Steinkellner Decorating Center Stacy Potrebowski Milwaukee Wave Sue Rowbottom Tastefully Simple Milwaukee Admirals Doug and Colleen Sprague, Fox Brothers Charters Shorewest Realty One Blue Moon Charms Sid Ginker Restoration Devin Harris Absolute Necessities Day Spa Shirley Robarge Johnson’s Cycle and Fitness Buzz Williams Sports World Sunrise Lodge AMF Bowlero David and Tina Schulz Gingrass Galleries Jen Wappet Papa Johns Pizza Bill Schmitt - MJ’s on Milwaukee Gingrass Corporate Art Leff’s Lucky Town Starbucks The Wisconsin Athletic Club Plum Delicious Catering McGinn’s Neroli Kathy Kendl Reid Family Sports Medicine Clinic David Lska Leahy Family Ehlert Family Nancy Klippel Greg Lutzka Dan Conway Moran Family Heavenly Creations Jody Calarco Riteway Tessmer Family The Chancery Kathy Barczak Gastrau’s Golf Center Mascari Family Milwaukee PC Lehman Family Kim Enzenroth Graber Family Highlander Elite

THANK YOU also to all of the generous families who donated to the sports team baskets!

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