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FALL 2015 | NO. 97
A publication for the alumnae, friends and benefactors of Rosati-Kain High School
3 Upcoming Events 6 Who’s Doing What 12 Why I Give Rosati-Kain High School MISSION Through a vibrant Catholic education, we cultivate the individuality, faith, talent, and aspirations of young women who will lead and serve the world.
INSIDE FALL 2015 | NO. 97 Administration and Advancement Staff Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, ’69 1 From the President President jandert rosati-kain.org 2 From the Principal @ ext. 2203 3 Upcoming Events 4 Alumna Profile: Areva (Bell) Martin Dr. Elizabeth Ann Goodwin 5 Staff Spotlight: Nancy Mueller Principal [email protected] 6 Who’s Doing What? ext. 2204 11 Students Embrace a Culture of Service 12 Why I Give: Irene Hannon Gottleib Terence McNamee Assistant Principal 13 2014-2015 Annual Report [email protected] ext. 2202 Cover Photo: Cutting the ribbon on our new addition Liz Christman Director of Advancement [email protected] ext. 2216
Laura Sestric Schulte, ’86 Director of Enrollment Management [email protected] ext. 2215
Jackie Jones, ’07 Advancement Services Manager IN MEMORIAM [email protected] ext. 2239 Please keep these and all those who have passed away in your thoughts and prayers. Memorial gifts may be made to Rosati-Kain by directing your Stephanie Scott Boyd, ‘06 gift along with the name of your family, friend or loved one to: Jackie Administrative Assistant Jones, Rosati-Kain High School, 4389 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108. to the President [email protected] ext. 2214 1930 June Bleines Helbling 1949 Louise Boyle Kemp 1933 Frances Cassin Liese 1950 Josephine Zucchero Betts 1936 Barbara McCord OLVM 1951 Jane Zumsteg Morrow* 1939 Agnes Marie Baer CSJ 1954 Mary Cecile Eckhard Dodson 1941 Adelaide Kennedy Rosshirt 1961 Rosemary Rehagen Dunn 1941 Catherine Kearney Weaver 1961 Donna Viscardi Horan 1943 Lorraine Schwartz Cordaro 1961 Madeleine Schmitt Rosati-Kain High School 1943 Adele Hulling SSND 1970 Elaine Childress* 4389 Lindell Boulevard 1945 Frances Virginia Cholet CSJ St. Louis, MO 63108 * Directed Memorials to R-K (314) 533-8513 1947 Margaret Stolarski Dossenbach www.rosati-kain.org Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and find us on Instagram and LinkedIn! S e a r c h “Ro s a t i - K a i n.” FROM THE PRESIDENT
ST. FRANCIS DESALES REMINDS US, “Do not worry about tomorrow. The same Loving Father who cares for you today will take care of
you tomorrow and every day.” – ST. FRANCIS DESALES
Dear Alumnae, Families, and Friends of Rosati-Kain,
The one hundred fifth academic year has begun with great celebration. The generosity of more than one thousand of you has created a new home for our students, faculty, and staff. It truly is the day the Lord has made — with your help!
On August 23 Archbishop Robert Carlson, Mayor Francis Slay, and a representative group of alumnae, parents, students and staff participated in the dedication and ribbon cutting of 12,000 sq. ft. of new construction and over 12,000 sq. ft. of renovated space in the original building.
August 24 was the first full day of school for the classes of 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019. Living our mission for these young women is what makes Rosati-Kain alive and vibrant. Our students come from 64 zip codes and 86 partner schools. Excitement was in the air as our girls explored the new Rosati-Kain and immediately identified new experiences the space provides. Learning, praying, and playing together presents the opportunity to embrace and appreciate the diversity that is a hallmark of Rosati-Kain. The lessons learned each day will allow students now and as graduates to lead, serve and heal our community and our world.
Fulfilling our mission has tangible challenges. Providing the resources needed by teachers and students is the ongoing effort of our Annual Fund. Scholarship support is a necessity. Capital improvement will continue to be needed and payment for the recent renovations is not yet complete. All this will unfold in God’s time with God’s help. St. Francis deSales reminds us, “Do not worry about tomorrow. The same Loving Father who cares for you today will take care of you tomorrow and every day.” Thank you to each and every one of you who through your generosity demonstrate God’s loving care for our school and our students. Your prayers, your talents, and your gifts are greatly appreciated. May God reward you 100 fold!
Blessings,
S. Joan Andert, SSND President
FALL 2015 | 1 FROM THE PRINCIPAL
“ You must not teach just content, but the values and customs of life. A computer can teach content. Instead there are [crucial] things that you must transmit: how to love, how to understand which values and customs create harmony in society. For that we need good teachers!!”
– POPE FRANCIS, addressing the Italian Catholic Union of Teachers, Leaders, Educators, and Trainers at their 70th anniversary celebration
Dear Rosati-Kain Community,
This quote from Pope Francis is an accurate depiction of what I experience on a daily basis as principal of this great institution. Entering my second year as principal, I find myself more grateful than ever for the opportunity to be with people so committed to the gospel values. Faculty, parents, students, alumnae and friends regularly express their love for one another and for those in need. Though our students excel in the classroom, on the field, court and stage, the clearest distinguishing characteristic of a Rosati-Kain girl is her love of God and neighbor. Our teachers promote strong academics while at the same time mentoring our young ladies to champion one another and to develop into Christian women who will fearlessly lead and serve their communities and the world.
As I walk through the halls, I am blessed to observe our teachers and students on a journey together. Rosati-Kain teachers strive to view our students as full humans. In turn, our students grow from girls to women with the confidence, perseverance, and grace to love their neighbors as they love themselves.
When I witness this, I realize the Holy Spirit is alive in our halls and in our hearts. Thanks to the generosity of so many of you, we have so much more space and opportunity to educate our young women on the content, values, and customs the Pope acknowledges are necessary to create a harmonious and loving society. Every day is a great day to be at Rosati-Kain. Thank you for the support, prayers, and dedication you provide to make Rosati-Kain a living example of the Pope’s dream for education.
Come visit when you are near. I would love to show you the kindness and love that are alive in our school every day.
Dr. Elizabeth Ann Goodwin Principal
2 | UPCOMINGEVENTS! MARK YOUR CALENDAR TODAY! BE SURE TO CHECK FACEBOOK AND THE R-K WEBSITE FOR CHANGES AND UPDATES.
DECEMBER 12, 2015 FROM 9:30-11:30 AM Breakfast with Santa R-K Gym
Is there anything better than Breakfast with Santa? Bring the kids and join us for food, crafts, treats, photos, and more. Visit our website to RSVP and to get more information.
DECEMBER 4 & 5, 2015 @ 7:30 PM Christmas Concert R-K Gym
Come back to Rosati-Kain and let our concert get you into a festive and peaceful spirit for the Christmas season. Parking will be available on the Engineers’ Lot. Visit our website for more information and make sure you buy your tickets early. These concerts frequently sell out.
JANUARY 5, 2015 @ 1:30 PM Young Alumnae Mass & Reception R-K Gym
All alumnae are invited to R-K to celebrate liturgy with a special emphasis on young alumnae. A reception will follow in the R-K cafe.
FALL 2015 | 3 ALUMNAE PROFILE
Areva (Bell) Martin, ’80 Remembers AN INCREDIBLE INSTITUTION Throughout it all – non-profits, law offices, publishing, political campaigns, and newsrooms – Areva holds mentorship in the highest of regards.
Areva attended Harvard Law School Areva also frequently finds herself after graduating from the University mentoring others one-one-one of Chicago. While in Chicago, she when their paths cross. She credits entered the arena of political activism, Rosati-Kain’s Big Sister-Little Sister working on the mayoral campaign for relationships with initially teaching Harold Washington, who was the her the significance of mentorship. first African-American mayor This program planted in her the candidate in Chicago. While she seeds of recognizing the importance loved the allure of politics, Areva of reaching back along your path found herself more drawn to a to provide assistance and to help career where she could have an those who need it. impact on the world around her. Areva fondly remembers Rosati- Throughout it all — non-profits, l Kain as “an incredible institution” aw offices, publishing, political that encouraged her to think campaigns, and newsrooms — Areva independently and instilled in her Today, more often than not, you can holds mentorship in the highest of self-esteem, pride, and confidence: find Areva (Bell) Martin, ‘80, on CNN, regards. In her book, she attempts to all of which she says helped make MSNBC, or HLN doing what she is mentor all women on the lessons she her into the woman she is today. most passionate about: providing a learned in her struggles to become a She recognizes the sacrifices her voice for communities who are often self-made woman. Sophomore Janie family made to provide her with voiceless and marginalized. Before McCarthy read Journey to the Top a Rosati-Kain education, and she she became a nationally recognized over the summer, and recounts hopes current students take full political commentator, Areva founded Areva’s lesson that one should either advantage of the opportunity to a non-profit to help individuals with lead or get out of the way. McCarthy grow at Rosati-Kain. Above all else, special needs, started her own law says, “The book really made me want she hopes students will develop firm, and wrote a book Journey( to to lead right away. I am anxious to use an appreciation and fondness for the Top) encouraging women to all of the tips I learned in it to start my Rosati-Kain, realize how special this become comfortable with branding own career one day.” McCarthy has opportunity is, and cherish the and marketing themselves to achieve also taken Areva’s concept of self memories they are making. greater career success. promotion to heart and has begun using it in her relevant interactions.
4 | STAFF SPOTLIGHT
Nancy Mueller, ’78 NURTURING STUDENTS Upon graduation from Rosati-Kain appreciate “her great sense of humor about travelling in 1978, Nancy attended St. Louis and her true love for teaching!” Maya with a group of University on a basketball scholarship. remembers Nancy fondly, saying, teenage girls. She chose her degree from her love “She really just wants the best for her As a volunteer, of basketball. “Teaching, for me,” students and gives her best in return.” Nancy’s most she explains, “was a way to coach, a Nancy is not just a teacher and recent experience was organizing and natural progression. As a teacher, you a coach, however; she is also an managing two move days to facilitate are here for the kids. With them and innovator. Twenty-six years ago, the renovation of and settling for them.” she and then-fellow math instructor, into Rosati-Kain’s new building. This August, Nancy began her Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, conceived of Logistically, Nancy coordinated 31st year of teaching at Rosati-Kain. the 7th grade math contest for girls. 80 volunteers who moved nearly With three decades of dedication to “We created it so we could celebrate 3,000 books and countless pieces R-K students, it is no wonder that girls being successful in math,” of furniture. Nancy has taught almost every math Nancy reminisces. “We saw it as an Nancy has also been “a second class available. This school year, you opportunity for them and for Rosati set of hands” to Theresa Everson’s can find her teaching Accounting, as well.” And the trivia night that summer service week. During this Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Personal everyone enjoys? That is Nancy’s week, 12 to 15 students spend a week Finance. Nancy humbly admits, “It’s addition to Rosati-Kain as well. working to better their world either at been a great 30 plus years, but I’m Originally envisioned as an alumnae R-K or at camps for under-privileged not out to beat anyone,” a clear fundraiser, trivia night has evolved youth. Nancy is glad that she and reference to other R-K legends such as an event that benefits the seniors Theresa were able to “open the as Barry O’Keeffe (a 45 year veteran) and helps defray the costs of prom, girls’ eyes to the needs of people and Sr. Judith Schulte, CSJ (with 49 something for which every senior around them.” years of dedicated service). is grateful. Yes, Nancy appears to have a full However, math is not the only way Nancy does not just travel the plate, but her perspective is inspiring. Nancy has nurtured R-K students hallways of Rosati-Kain; she travels the “Students always help energize me over the years. She has also been a world with R-K students in tow. In after many years of teaching, travel, dedicated coach. Nancy has racked 1993, Nancy took the first group of service, and coaching,” says Nancy. up a cumulative coaching total of 62 students abroad, exploring London “I enjoy seeing students see things for years: 22 with basketball, 18 with and Paris. Since then, she has taken the first time. Whatever we are doing, volleyball, 12 years with softball, and groups all over Europe and has also it is probably a new experience for 10 years with track. Between teaching visited China, Costa Rica and Belize. them and I always remember that — and coaching, Nancy’s efforts with The summer of 2016 will find Nancy it may be old for me, but it is new to and for R-K students is evident when and R-K students in Italy. Like every them. It brings me joy.” former students speak about her. good educator, Nancy knows her own Maya Warren, ‘03, remembers algebra education is always ongoing. “Even Thank you, Nancy, for all the class, feeling intimidated, “as Ms. teachers learn on trips,” she quips joy you bring to R-K. Mueller meant business!” It did not take long, though, for Maya to
FALL 2015 | 5 WHO S DOING Do you have some news you’d like to share with the R-K community? Please send a short announcement along with a digital photo (From your phone is fine!) of WHAT? 600 pixels or greater to [email protected]. ALUMNAE
Dolores (Weber) Murphy, ‘46, became a great Monica Brown Challenger, ‘81, was named Executive grandmother for the 10th time. Her daughter, Diane Director of the Cedar Rapids Science Center in Cedar (Murphy) Hof, ‘80, welcomed her second grandchild to Rapids, Iowa, in June 2014. the world on March 16th. Diane’s daughter, Abigail (Hof) Phillips, ‘04, gave birth to a baby girl named Maeve Colleen Prosser, ‘99, and her husband, David Juliet. Maeve is welcomed with love by big brother Breutzmann, welcomed their daughter Josephine Treacy Murphy Alexander. Breutzmann on June 1st. They live in Williamsburg, VA, where Colleen is the site supervisor of the Governor’s Sister Patricia Murphy, CSJ, ‘55, is teaching Palace for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. through the Water with Blessings program in Northern Uganda. The program brings water filters to impoverished villages. You can follow her adventures Julie Birkemeier, ‘02, on her blog, csjguu2.blogspot.com/. is celebrating her sixth year in business as the owner of Mutton Irene Hannon, ‘73, Chops Pet Services, was inducted into a dog walking and the Romance Writers pet sitting service in of America Hall of St. Louis City. Fame. She also won a RITA award for her bestselling suspense Angela DeLaria, ‘06, was awarded the American novel, Deceived. Association of Nurse Anesthetists 2015 Student Excellence Award at the AANA Annual Congress is Salt Lake City, Utah. The award is given to a student who demonstrates outstanding leadership, scholarship, and service. Angela is in her final year of graduate school at Webster University where she is obtaining an MS in Nurse Anesthesia.
Irene Hannon
6 | Kadee (Gross) King, ‘06, married Jonathan King in May 2015. They currently reside in Saint Paul, LEGACY REUNIONS Minnesota, where Kadee works as a Project Manager for Korn Ferry International. She is in her first year of WHO S DOING a Masters program in Museum Studies and Non-Profit Management at Johns Hopkins University.
WHAT? class of ‘75
Stephanie Scott Boyd, ‘06, married Joshua Boyd on June 13, 2015. class of ‘06
Kate Kolisch, ‘08, recently graduated from University of Missouri School of Law and passed the bar exam. She is now an attorney with Boggs, Avellino, Lach & Boggs.
Amy Keys, ‘09, is serving as a Life Teen missionary in class of Haiti. She lives at the Life Teen facility there, which is a ‘66 recycled mission that was donated by the local bishop. In addition to mentoring young people, Life Teen reaches out to the local folks with home visits, visits to the prison and to the nearby orphanage. They also host teens from American parishes who arrive for week-long summer mission visits. Amy has also started a small coffee company with about a dozen Haitian bible-study ladies.
class of ‘42 Jillian E. Franks, ‘14, completed the Summer Medical and Dental Education Program (SMDEP) at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. SMDEP is a six-week intensive summer academic program for rising college sophomores and juniors who are interested in the medical or dental professions. Jillian is neuroscience major at Rhodes College in Memphis, TN.
What does Rosati-Kain mean to you? We’d love to share your thoughts with the R-K community. Send your response (50 words or less please) via email to Legacy Reunion R-K Voices [email protected]. If you want to include your photo, please send a digital photo (from your phone is fine) of 600 pixels or greater. FALL 2015 | 7 Rosati-Kain Students Embrace a CULTURE of SERVICE
There are many ways that R-K others throughout the year. In the students are encouraged to live as 2014-2015 school year, the R-K women of faith with the call to service. community accrued countless hours This includes the juniors, who spend of selfless work for the betterment a week outside of the classroom in of the St. Louis region. As a group, service to the larger community. the junior varsity and varsity This past spring, the class of 2016 basketball teams and cheerleaders volunteered at 39 different locations made welcome cards for St. Martha’s throughout the St. Louis area. These Hall, an emergency shelter for abused service sites included schools, nursing women and children. The Service homes, pediatric specialty hospitals, Club painted fences at a rescue ranch general hospitals, day care centers, for horses. and crisis nurseries. Making a difference through service Rosati-Kain students do not just is an important part of each R-K girl’s serve during the school-sanctioned life. Here are some examples of the week of service. They also search out involvement of some of our students unexpected opportunities to serve throughout the past school year.
As Jackie Bova, Rosati-Kain’s Campus Minister, explains, “through their service experiences, our students grow in an understanding of themselves and others. We are confident these young women will go out into the world with hearts of service.” Who will you serve today?
8 | Abby Kenyon, ‘16, recently helped A trip to the Pro-Life March in Rosati-Kain Students Embrace a organize Rosati-Kain’s first-ever Washington, D.C. resonated with hair drive to benefit the group Daniella Duban, ‘18. As she Children with Hair Loss, which describes it, “the entire journey provides wigs for children. During opened up my eyes. It was amazing the spring pep rally, Kenyon and 33 to see thousands of people supporting other students donated at least 8 one cause and one effort. Overall, the inches of hair each. Kenyon organized the entire event, Pro-Life March was an enlightening event, and I hope from proposing the concept to securing hairstylists to to go on the life-changing experience next winter.” This rallying students to participate. Four licensed stylists experience also propelled Duban to find opportunities to volunteered their time, including Amy Naumann, mother serve closer to home. She volunteers at a veterans’ home, of Mary, ‘15, and Sara, ‘18. Kenyon explains that “this enjoying the opportunity to “brighten up someone’s day” was my first real experience in organizing a service event by sacrificing a small portion of her time. like this, and it’s an opportunity I’m not sure I would Anjanee Kendall, ‘18, and her have gotten anywhere else.” mother, Angela Kendall, shared a Lis Emerson, ‘16, grew up on very special service experience. They a 20-acre farm which provided a were approached by an elderly man foster home for 24 Huskies. Although who said he needed help with his wife, they have since moved, Emerson who was dying of cancer. When they and her family are still very active reached his house, the women stayed in the adoption business. As Emerson for approximately six hours attending to the woman’s points out, “those Huskies taught me personal needs. Kendall learned that “you never know compassion, patience, and a passion for animals I will when you might need the help of someone else.” She now never lose.” These early life lessons have made Emerson recognizes the importance of “always treat[ing] people a passionate volunteer and have shaped the young you meet in your life the way that you want to be treated” woman she has become. and will carry this lesson with her for the rest of her life.
Sara Naumann, ‘18, has served Emily Cataldo, ‘16, spent quality for three years at vacation Bible time volunteering in Washington, school at her parish, St. Ferdinand, MO. Along with her youth group at and is the current music director Rural Parish Workers of Christ the for their week-long camp. In the King, Cataldo painted a nursery. She mornings, she taught songs and says, “I’ve been blessed to have service dances to the campers. Naumann in my life in countless ways. In then took pictures of the students performing and put every instance, I learned something important: the act of together a slideshow for the last day of camp. Camp service creates a ripple effect and touches many lives.” “was a very rewarding experience” for Naumann, who Like many others at R-K, Cataldo’s life has been enriched “can’t wait until [the] summer when I get to help again.” through her service in ways she never expected.
FALL 2015 | 9 WHY I GIVE “How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.” By Irene Hannon Gottlieb ‘73
Back in my student days, I was grateful a daughter, but if I did I would have for the exceptional faculty members, followed the example of Wendy at the who treated each of us as unique end of Peter Pan. Though she had individuals capable of great things. grown up and could no longer return Who encouraged us to stretch, and in to Neverland, she sent her daughter so doing taught us never to put limits off to experience her own magical, on ourselves. Who challenged us, transforming adventure — as I would expected nothing less than excellence, have sent mine to R-K. and instilled in us a desire to soar. Many years have passed since my But while I appreciated Rosati student days at Rosati, but every during my teens, only in hindsight time I return I feel the same magic did I understand the true value of and spirit. And whenever I meet the education I received during the current students, or read about the four most influential and formative accomplishments of fellow alums, years of my life. I’m reassured that the school is superlatively fulfilling its mission to Rosati taught me more than English cultivate the individuality, faith, talent, and algebra and history. It taught me and aspirations of young women to be a seeker. It taught me the value “How do I love thee? Let me count who will lead and serve the world. of perseverance and the satisfaction of the ways.” a challenge well met. It taught me to be More than 150 years ago, Walden When Rosati-Kain asked me to write open to new experiences, imbued me Pond’s most famous resident wrote an article explaining why I contribute with an insatiable curiosity, and instilled that he didn’t want to go through to the school, the first line of Elizabeth in me the belief that it’s okay to march life only to discover, at the end, that Barrett Browning’s beloved poem to the beat of a different drummer. he hadn’t lived. flashed through my mind. On a recent visit to R-K, I came upon It seems to me that teaching its There’s just one problem. In this a wooden bench where I had often sat students to live — in the fullest sense of
short space, it would be impossible as a student. In a flash, the years the word — is the highest goal to which to list all the ways I love Rosati. melted away and all the sweet a school can aspire. That’s what Rosati memories flooded back. did for me. The lessons I learned at R-K But I can sum them up in one word. continue to influence me every day of I sat again, touching the wood worn Gratitude. my life — and I can think of no better smooth by countless uniform skirts, legacy for a school to offer its students. grateful that R-K continues to offer new generations of young women a That’s why I give. vibrant Catholic education. I don’t have Irene is a former Anheuser-Busch executive and the bestselling author of more than 50 novels.
10 | 2015 Annual Report
Our Mission
Through a vibrant Catholic education, we cultivate the individuality, faith, talent, and aspirations of young women who will lead and serve the world. 2015 YEAR IN REVIEW
Profile March in Washington D.C. Grandparent’s Day Mass 2014
Young Alumnae Mass and Brunch Trivia Night 2015
Ribbon Cutting — Archbishop Carlson
Moving Day
Founders’ Day Mass 2014 Graduates Processing Inside 12 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Sistamatik Robotics Team
“To Kill a Mockingbird”— Spring Play
“Meet Me in St. Louis”— Fall Musical
PSAT Testing Biology
Career Day 2015 Speakers
Happy Joe’s November 2014
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 13 Building Update: A STUDENT PERSPECTIVE by Michelle Ferkel, ‘17, Alexandria Kennebeck, ‘17, and Libby Modde, ‘17
What does the new addition mean center, and a very useful elevator. well equipped with all of the tools we to us, as Rosati-Kain students? Each of these additions have made need to accomplish those experiments. Well, between the new chemistry lab, life at Rosati-Kain a whole lot easier. Another great aspect of the addition is huge third level incubator space, The new and improved chemistry the third level incubator space. This sophisticated learning commons, lab is an impressive sight to see. It enormous room is great for having class and amazing outdoor area, we are able stands tall in comparison to the meetings. For example, the junior class to learn and interact with one another previous year’s chemistry room. The has used this space so far to talk about in comfortable and accommodating new lab provides us with sufficient junior rings, discuss PSAT testing, listen environments. The new addition also learning space. When conducting labs to important speakers, and go over brought along extra hallway space, and experiments in class, we have other important subjects which affect an enormous stairwell, a new media space and new technology to work the junior class as a whole. We have with. The new chemistry room is also also used this space for play practices and as a robotics workshop.
14 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Some other aspects of the new wing that have made life as a student much more enjoyable are the new commons room and the new outdoor patio. The Learning Commons is a space where students are provided a quiet center that allows them to finish homework, study for tests, and relax. It also offers access to many different resources, books, and magazines. By utilizing this space, students can work productively and efficiently to accomplish tasks throughout the day. The outdoor patio is an area where students can study and socialize at their leisure. While the library offers a quiet place for academic work, the outdoor patio provides a place for students to relax and have fun with friends during school hours. It gives them a chance to enjoy pleasant weather on a nice These new facilities and technologies day while also socializing and finishing that we employ enhance our development homework. Both of these spaces provide students with excellent within the school and are very beneficial opportunities to have fun and to to our education. accomplish schoolwork during the day.
The new media room provides an Through these past years, Rosati-Kain employ enhance our development advanced opportunity to help students has been taking significant beneficial within the school and are very who would like to broaden their steps in bettering the lives of the beneficial to our education. Thanks to knowledge of broadcasting. Thanks people involved. Not only has the the hard work and dedication of the to this part of the new addition, school provided us students with faculty, teachers, parents, and donors Rosati-Kain now has its very own extraordinary faculty and teachers but, who helped make this new addition a broadcasting studio. Every Monday, with this new addition, we are provided reality, Rosati-Kain will continue to Wednesday, and Friday, students with brand new facilities that enhance flourish and expand. The students produce morning news in a live our learning even more. The new third attending will continue to receive an broadcast. This gives students a taste floor, chemistry lab, commons, patio, excellent education that will supply of news broadcasting. As an added and media center give the student them with the tools and resources they bonus, this exposure also helps body of Rosati-Kain the chance to learn need to take on life after high school. students become more confident in and grow more fully. These new their public speaking skills. facilities and technologies that we
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 15 2014-2015 Financial Summary of Operations
SUPPORT AND REVENUE Tuition and Fees $ 2,601,198 78% Archdiocesan Support $ 313,420 9% Advancement $ 353,540 11% Auxiliary Income $ 56,944 2% Investment Income $ (9,904) 0% Miscellaneous $ 27,503 1%
TOTAL REVENUE $ 4,490,476
The above does not include the $1,147,775 in the restricted building funds released from the restrictions and used in the current year for the R-K building expansion.
EXPENSES Personnel $ 2,727,293 69% Administration $ 354,309 9% Advancement $ 153,195 4% Instruction, Including $ 167,440 4% Textbooks Athletics $ 54,236 1% Plant Operation $ 499,480 13% Build the Dream $ – 0% Capital Campaign Capital Improvements $ 24,754 1%
TOTAL EXPENSES $ 3,980,707
16 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT President’s 2014-2015 Council Administration and Staff
Chair President Physical Education Guidance Kathleen McCann Palumbo, ‘65 Sr. Joan Andert, SSND Lauren Kelly Jamie Burke, ‘97 Judi Timmons Beth Bartolotta Principal Practical Arts Amy Fister, ‘77 Dr. Elizabeth Nancy Hargis Technology Tom Hof Ann Goodwin Bryan Kasten Paul Antonacci Mark Hugeback Nancy Mueller, ‘78 John Moran, Ed.D. Assistant Principal Support Staff Rev. Matthew O’Toole Terence McNamee Social Studies Lisa Chassaing Carol Tiemeyer Wilbur, ‘65 Sarah Coulom Jill Duvall Athletic Director Terence McNamee Sallie Ginger President Melanie Wilson, ‘04 Melanie Wilson, ‘04 Sue Wicks Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, ‘69 Pete Wissinger English Advancement Principal Laura Govero-Yann, ‘69 Science Stephanie Dr. Elizabeth Ann Goodwin Barb Hacker Karen Daues Scott Boyd, ‘06 Bryan Kasten Susan Harner Patti Eischen Sarah Morris Lauren Lester Jackie Jones, ‘07 Donna Scott Sr. Vincella Lake, ‘60 Fine Arts Antonia Maysey Elaine Fassi Theology Ponder, ‘93 Sarah Hardy, ‘07 Julie Anderson Laura Schulte, ‘86 Sarah Morris Theresa Everson Patricia Spellman Karen Weber Maintenance Dona Zeidler James Anderson Library John Zaegel Susan Faron World Language Lily Feng Mathematics Rebecca Nagel Nancy Hargis Sr. Judith Schulte, CSJ Nancy Mueller, ‘78 Monica Wamser Patrick O’Connor Patricia Osmundson Maureen Polasek
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 17 2015 Loyalist Circle The Loyalist Circle honors those donors who consistently support the Annual Fund for five consecutive years.
Christine Gerth Ahlheim, ‘95 Janet Meyer Desnoyer, ‘68 Kristina Henderson, MD, ‘78 Jacquelyn Akins, ‘48 Joan DeWitt, ‘53 Mary Louise Herman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson Maureen Doyle DiSalvo, ‘62 Myrtle Tiemann Herwig, ‘39 Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, ‘69 Georgianne Puricelli Doyle, ‘59 Roberta Hummel Hesse, ‘72 Arlene Avery Atkinson, ‘52 Ann M. Dreifke, ‘03 Mary Hizer, ‘68 John and Elizabeth Aton Matthew and Patricia Dreifke Erica Hogenmiller, ‘03 Mary Ann Buseman Averbuch, ‘61 Patricia Duggan, ‘52 Sam and Julie Huhman Sharon Kroupa Ball, ‘52 Maureen Baalmann Elfrink, ‘61 Jo Ann Steinhoff Huhmann, ‘59 Kathryn Jackson Barrett, ‘40 Virginia Childress Emanuel, ‘68 Katie Wiechens Jakola, ‘94 Linda K. Behrmann, ‘76 Wayne and Judith Failoni Mary Margaret Moore Johnson, ‘48 Ms. Elaine Fassi Loretta Mansfield Jones, ‘60 Carolyn Ponciroli Feder, ‘58 Sr. Anthony Marie Kasper, SSND, ‘46 Bruce and Betsy Feldmann Kathleen Cummings Kearns, ‘57 Vita Nicastro Felin, ‘64 John and Mary Ellen Keaveny Amy Fister, ‘77 Mr. John J. Kehoe III Rachel Flatau, ‘97 Janice Adrian Kempker, ‘63 Loretto Jordan Flynn, ‘43 Margaret Kenney, ‘51 Mary Gabrisch Maureen Childress Keys, ‘68 Patricia Theobald Geluso, ‘54 Valerie Hubenschmidt Kinealy, ‘63 Mary Rohan Gentry, ‘64 Janet Barrett Klingler, ‘52 Joan Walsh Gillardi, ‘49 Lizbeth Summers Klingsick, ‘84 Steve and Judi Gonzalez Jane Westemeyer Knobbe, ‘52 Mary Virginia Reilly Gray, ‘46 Mary Ellen Hannan Komos, ‘55 Rose Mary Green, ‘61 Martha Schuette Korte, ‘75 Lisa Griebel Donna Maniscalco Koska, ‘67 Helen Grogan-Sulla, ‘76 Katherine Kraus, ‘59 Mary Wortman Bevolo, ‘63 Nancy Coleman Grove, ‘62 James and Mary Kriegshauser Peggy Cromer Bischof, ‘64 Jennifer Shephard Guidici, ‘87 Mary Robison Kruse, ‘88 Lorraine Ryan Bohnert, ‘50 Annie Hafner Haarmann, ‘02 Annette Krygiel, ‘58 Kathleen Dowd Brady, ‘60 Mark and Teri Hagerty Mary Jane Kubik, ‘44 Madeleine Lucas Breen, ‘80 June B. Helbling, ‘30 Anna Winter Kuck, ‘54 Carol Zarinelli Brescia, ‘71 Carol Poettgen Browning, ‘50 Donna and Michael Bruner Kenn and Terry Buechter The Vassia Family Charitable Foundation Helen Brindell Burke, ‘88 Mr. Logan S. Casey, ‘04 Tuition assistance is always a need at Rosati-Kain and many donors Marie Ann Casey, ‘75 Ronald and Rebecca Clanton contribute to fund this specific need. The Vassia grant is one example John and Marigrace Clarke of the profound impact a gift can make. Michael and Mary Leahy Cline, ‘71 Elizabeth Roach Cohen, ‘80 The Vassia Family Charitable Foundation awarded a $38,000 grant to Donna Hummel Cooper, ‘66 Rosati-Kain High School specifically for tuition assistance. R-K has received Gwendolyn Cotton this grant since 2007. This year, 12 students received awards ranging from Elizabeth Koebel DeGraw, ‘72 $600 to $4,500. This gift allowed R-K to give one-time grants to students and their families who may have otherwise been unable to afford tuition this year or may not have been able to attend R-K at all.
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
18 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Caritas Society Linda Kurz, ‘57 Mary Mullens Rogers, ‘72 Margaret Baumann Audrain, ‘47 Sheri G. Lacy, ‘78 Shirley Pautler Rogers, ‘50 Margaret McMahon Baumann, ‘40 Alice Rehagen Lancaster, ‘64 Barbara Moore Rombach, ‘71 Carolyn Nicholson Bloom, ‘63 Sharon Fleming Lederle, ‘70 Mary Mertensmeyer Ryan, ‘60 Marion Huss Bohn, ‘37 Linda Leinicke, ‘61 Norman Ryan Sherron Carroll Brinker, ‘57 Lorraine Bronczyk Lemke, ‘52 Kathleen Baroli Sandknop, ‘63 Rosina Bachhuber Campbell, ‘29 Ann Muesenfechter Linkul, ‘47 Barbara Schmidt Schlueter, ‘66 Marie Ann Casey, ‘75 Martha Mayer Lubbers, ‘62 Brian Schnurbusch Mary Reinhardt Colombo, ‘54 Victoria Malawey, ‘95 Carol Beckman Schoenberg, ‘57 Marian Walsh Deeken, ‘31* Sr. M. Blanche Marschner SSND, ‘55 Kathleen Klosterman Schoenhard, ‘66 Amy Fister, ‘77 Mary Alice Cottle Marty, ‘48 R. Clifton and Cynthia A. Schulte Mary A. Whalen Flotron, ‘49 Irene Moakley Mazzola, ‘43 Patricia Pope Schwab, ‘57 Agnes Fox, ‘29* Geraldine Mazzuca, ‘61 William and Kathryn Sedlacek Veronica Schleper Furrer, ‘31* Lelia Schmidt McAdams, ‘68 Jean Ampleman Shelley, ‘49 Irene Hannon Gottlieb, ‘73 Marilyn Schnable McBride, ‘65 Victoria Vaughan Shipp, ‘63 Caroline Markel Hammond, ‘87 Eileen Tiemeyer McCarthy, ‘63 Marian Volmert Shymanski, ‘58 Josephine Hanlon, ‘27* Margaret Knese Mersinger, ‘48 Colleen Hollowood Signorelli, ‘74 Jean Vallentine Harris, ‘52 Patricia Leo Merz, ‘55 Mary Lucas Simitjis, ‘58 Mary Florence Hausdorf, ‘33* David J. Meyer Debra Williams Sitek, ‘75 Cecilia Hederman, ‘39 Mary Deck Meystrik, ‘53 Peggy Shea Smetana, ‘67 Joan Herbers, PhD, ‘70 Sr. Mary Moeller, CSJ, ‘48 Loretta Carrow Smith, ‘45 Dolores Eoff Heytman, ‘51* Sr. Barbara Moore CSJ, ‘55 Cathy Soete, ‘64 Cecilia Margaret Kelly, ‘55 Ruth Benedict Mosley, ‘48 Kelly Korte Spann, ‘03 Ann Marie Kimberley, ‘36* Marcia Mauer Mueller, ‘67 Caroline Stroer Speidel, ‘66 Mary Margaret Kleba, ‘53 Nancy Mueller, ‘78 Kathleen Stephens Spies, ‘64 Peggy McDermott Kosco, ‘72* Elizabeth Schwartz Muleski, ‘73 Margaret Sullivan, Ph.D., ‘68 Linda Leinicke, ‘61 Jane Fussner Mullen, ‘62 Marianne Kosakowski Szydlowski, ‘48 Christine Miesner Lively, ‘36* Barbara Wiles Murphy, ‘60 Maureen Thomas-Murphy, ‘78 Ann Negoan Meyer, ‘32* Harriet Boedeker Naumann, ‘43 Sr. Maryellen Tierney CSJ, ‘57 Nancy LaRose Mueller, ‘56 Patty Thomas Neyer, ‘78 John F. Toney Nancy Mueller, ‘78 Mike and Kathy Noelker Doris Mensinger Topolski, ‘51 Gisella Bachhuber O’Neill, ‘22* Angela Zanaboni Oberkfell, ‘73 Sarah Lederle Torrence, ‘01 Virginia Moffatt Rice, ‘37* Margaret Rebeck Orlando, ‘54 Thomas and Marie Ferrario Trost, ‘57 Mary Mullens Rogers, ‘72 Jeannine Hornacek Ossie, ‘51 Maureen Kavanaugh Tyson, ‘68 Barbara Alice Sanvito, ‘70 Carol J. Padberg, ‘52 Irma Jean Kubik Van De Riet, ‘51 Madeline Schmidt, ‘44 Kelly Page, ‘86 Mrs. Beverly Vierling Madeleine Schmitt, ‘61* Barbara L. Paulus Agnes Jean Barnard Vogler, ‘41 Helen Skoff, ‘48 Joyce Bohn Payne, ‘67 Monica and Jim Wamser Mary Louise Bernero Small, ‘63 Anne M. Schindler Pepple, ‘41 Sandee Waters Cathy Soete, ‘64 Patricia Braga Perkins, ‘74 Barbara Gresham Wecker, ‘62 Tina Stretch Cecelia Hancock Piekarski, ‘56 Melissa Wencker, ‘93 Mary Ann Thole, ‘43* Isabel Pino M.D., ‘70 Mary Jo Coplin Wich, ‘73 Frances Ventimiglia, ‘68 Rosemary Pozzini, ‘57 Ray and Sue Wicks Donna Helbig Walmsley, ‘67 Jewell (Judy) Blattner Preis, ‘63 Barbara Beckmann Wieland, ‘70 Helen Wansong, ‘31* Sharon Dittert Priemer, ‘73 Mark and Clare Sicking Wilhelm, ‘79 Carol Cibulka Weber, ‘74 Patricia Purcell, ‘73 Barbara Roeder Wilson, ‘70 Jane Zilch, ‘72 Patricia M. Quicke, ‘51 Margaret Shelton Wolter, ‘71 Friend of R-K (1) Tim and Mary Quinn Ann Ruhl Woody, ‘65 Carol Harris Rankin, ‘70 Joyce Schnable Wright, ‘67 Sherri Reames, ‘95 Jo Ann Candela Yates, ‘59 Mary Schnitz Reilly, ‘52 Friend of R-K (3) Kathleen Clear Reimer, ‘64 Donna Milne Ringling, ‘57 † = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 19 2015 Scholarship Gifts In Honor of…
Fontana and Giudici Sisters Jennifer Ann Steinmann, In honor of Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, ‘69 Scholarship ’04 Scholarship Donna Maniscalco Koska, ‘67 Christina (Giudici), ‘74 & Roberto Croci Daniel and Melba Steinmann Rose C. Fontana Ferrario, ‘39 Mr. Logan S. Casey, ‘04 In honor of Vita Felin, ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. George Giudici Julie Collins Mr. and Mrs. Guy Giudici The Wiegers-Poelker Theresa Fontana Giudici, ‘46 Scholarship In honor of Desiree Fleck, ‘77 Jenna (Giudici), ‘71 & Geoffrey Grubb Tempo Charitable Fund Dorothy Fleck Joan Giudici Stark, ‘77 (Mr. Charlie Wiegers, trustee) In honor of Rochelle Fleck Moelm, ‘72 Ann Negoan Meyer, ‘32 Scholarship Jackie Gibson Wilcox, Dorothy Fleck Steven Timmerman ’48 Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilcox In honor of Sharon Sanders, ‘63 The Sandra and Emily Shelley Mr. William Wilcox Cherial K. Rekart Nursing Scholarship Sandra Gambaro Shelley, ‘70 In honor of Erin Kay Smith, ‘02 Sean and Joni Smith
In Memory of…
In memory of Linda Mudd Brown, ‘75 Jamie Weber Hesse, ‘84 Jan Landrum Terry Mudd Clem-Coyle, ‘73 Terri Hoskins, ‘84 Linda S. Legg Audra Stallings, ‘84 F. Howard and Mary Manning In memory of Miriam Smith Bruns, ‘31 Mary Gutting Matthews, ‘84 Stacey Maris Joan Bruns Grady, ‘69 Carin Haegle Menzel, ‘84 Timothy McKone Renee Evans Pajda, ‘84 Ann Mueleman In memory of Ray Bruntrager, Sr. Emily Applebaum Rhoad, ‘84 Network for Good Kathleen McCann Palumbo, ‘65 Cherie McClarren Roberson, ‘84 Stacey Pond and Peter J Palumbo, Jr. Veronica Rovira, ‘84 David Rainsberger Sheila Cain Serati, ‘84 Friends at Rodgers Townsend In memory of Maureen O’Brien Patrice Geers Whaley, ‘70 Erin Rogge Cantillon, ‘62 Lawrence Ruzicka Nancy Merkle Howard, ‘62 In memory of Cathy Coughlin, ‘75 Robert and Mary Schillinger Karen Carroll Mr. and Mrs. James Shelley In memory of Michelle Casey, ‘84 Vinisha Clark Larry Solomon Lorin Tabor Adcock, ‘84 Mary Ann Clifford John Stankey Rachel Bender Boxdorfer, ‘84 Daniel and Barbara Coughlin Kristine Staszak Maria Biasbas Briggs, ‘84 James Coughlin Donna Nicholson Svendsen, ‘78 Carolyn McKenzie Buckner, ‘75 Kevin Coughlin The Roesslein Family Fund Catherine Coughlin, ‘75 William Drexel Friend of R-K (1) Margaret Ann Cunningham Dooley, ‘84 Geoff Engelmeyer Anne Dreifke, ‘84 Carolyn Ponciroli Feder, ‘58 In memory of Elizabeth Ann Kathryn Killmade Dresner, ‘84 John Griffith (Betty) Curran, ‘49 Patricia Sullivan Frederiksen, ‘70 Susan Grillo Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, ‘69 Theresa Gera Geraghty, ‘84 Coleen Hoffecker Barbara Richter Henderson, ‘84 John and Sue Hume In memory of Sr. Denis Curran, CSJ Michaeline Klebba Mary Jo Mason, ‘64 Martha Schuette Korte, ‘75
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
20 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT In Memory of… (continued)
In memory of Debra Dobbins, ‘78 In memory of Kathleen Flotte Ketchel, ‘51 In memory of Susan Dolan Mariani, ‘50 Giselle Pickett Bell, ‘78 Cecelia Hancock Piekarski, ‘56 Eugene Mariani Jeanine Sitek Bermel, ‘78 Elaine Dempsey, ‘78 In memory of Marsha L. Korte In memory of Lena Polizzi Nicastro, ‘42 Carol Elazier-Davis, ‘78 Monsanto – Network Team and Julie Collins Crystal Howard, ‘78 Suzanne and Tim Caudera Ubong Ituen, ‘78 In memory of Tom Pfeiffer Judith A. Jackson In memory of William “Bill” Korte Stacy Pfeiffer Debra Jamison, ‘78 Betsey Anderson Felicia Jones, ‘78 Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, ‘69 In memory of Peggy Forness Redfearn, ‘72 Sheri G. Lacy, ‘78 Gordon and Judy Barnes Eileen Forness Vanek, ‘68 Michelle Carroll O’Kain, ‘78 Monsanto – Network Team and Countess Price, ‘79 Suzanne and Tim Caudera In memory of Betty Anita Robinson, ‘56 Mary Downing Railey, ‘78 Virginia Clements Cecelia Hancock Piekarski, ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Diaz In memory of Ruth W. Forder Timothy and Lauren Handlan In memory of Bette Schmittgens Anna C. Forder Rebecca Quinn-Herich, ‘07 Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kleine In memory of Cheryl Elmore Givens, ‘76 Irene Kostanski In memory of Glenn Schrum Katherine Bauer Bovino, ‘76 Michael Kostanski Sara Ann Barbarotto Favazza, ‘60 Elizabeth Fitzgerald Taylor, ‘76 Michael and Karen Larabee Gary and Michele Lindsey In memory of Jesse Angelo Shayne In memory of Mary Lou Goessling Suzi McAvoy Judy Helfrich Gallaher, ‘69 Kathryn Goessling Brickey, ‘62 Marc and Peggy Montgomery Jerry Noroian In memory of Maxine Grumke Smith In memory of Angela Hermann, ‘99 Office of Animal Resources Lyle Smith Deborah Hermann Houghton, ‘90 The Oefelein Family Jennifer Quinn, MD In memory of Jacqueline Coen Vietor, ‘44 In memory of Helen Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schrant and Family Joyce and Tom Cornwell Abby Adams Michael Slattery William Cornwell Jennifer Burns James Stehman Thomas and Mary Fussner Mary Catherine Chubrick Pete and Barb Stehman Michael and Patricia Grzyb Hilary Hitchcock, ‘91 The Tapper Family Patrick and Kerry Kelly Larry and Jane Kozuszek Karen L. Witte Julianne Switzer Bill and Diane Ming Bob and Iniss Yancy Thomas and Kathleen Reithmann In memory of Donna Monson Vogt, ‘52 John and Mary Schudel In memory of Carey Jane Kozuszek, ‘90 Jean Hanff Mark Mahar and Sondra L. Stokes Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, ‘69 Marian Johnson Bret and Deanne Wilson Nancy Breier Janey Rathgeber Hilary’s friends from DN Melissa Brickey, ‘90 Shirley Russell Ludmilla Marchewa Paul Vogt In memory of Sr. Henriette Hoene, SSND Susan Pichler Evelyn Burch Wahoff, ‘52 Jane Westemeyer Knobbe, ‘52 The Samuels Family Joycelyn Work Kathleen Kendrick Shea, ‘62 In memory of Helen Burch Hunter, ‘49 Evelyn Burch Wahoff, ‘52 In memory of David Linck Sara Ann Barbarotto Favazza, ‘60 In memory of Pamela Beggs Johnston, ‘63 Sheila Moran Baltz, ‘63 In memory of Ben and Dolores Maniscalco Donna Maniscalco Koska, ‘67 In memory of Eileen Cunniff Jokerst, ‘41 M. Jokerst
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 21 2015 Annual Fund Organizations
The Annual Fund giving program began in the early 1990s. It is a direct result of supporters acknowledging that the cost of a premier, Catholic education would continue to rise and that it would become prohibitive to families usually served. R-K is so fortunate to have so many wonderful supporters of this fund; alumnae, parents, faculty, grandparents and friends have helped in the steady growth which helps Rosati-Kain’s budget.
Access Academies Fischer-Bauer-Knirps Foundation Saint Louis Hills Neighborhood Association American International Group, Inc. GAP Foundation School Sisters of Notre Dame AT&T United Way Employee GlaxoSmithKline Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Giving Campaign Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church St. Ann Council – Knights of Columbus Augustinian Academy Alumni Association Illinois Tool Works Foundation St. Joan of Arc Church Bank of America Foundation, Inc. Kemper Corporate Services, Inc. St. Louis Archdiocesan Teachers Association Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Kirkland & Ellis Foundation St. Mark Catholic Church Boeing Gift Matching Program Macy’s Foundation St. Martin of Tours Parish Charitable Foundation USA The Maggie Welby Foundation St. Norbert School Christ, Light of the Nations School Mallinckrodt, Inc. St. Stephen Protomartyr School Christmas in St. Louis Foundation Marian Middle School Target Chubb & Son, a div. of Federal Insurance Co. MasterCard International U.S. Bancorp Foundation Czech Catholic Union McDonalds Vassia Family Charitable Foundation The Elsevier Foundation Monsanto Wells Fargo Foundation Emerson Electric Co. NASA The Young Catholic Musicians The Feuerbacher Grant Committee Pfizer Foundation FIRST Rockwell Automation
2015 Administration, Faculty and Staff Donors
Andy and Patti Anderson Elaine Fassi Nancy Mueller, ‘78 Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, ‘69 Sallie M. Ginger Rebecca J. Nagel Stephanie Scott Boyd, ‘06 † Laura Govero-Yann, ‘69 *** Kathleen Meyer Nahm, ‘04 Jamie Messer Burke, ‘97 *** Nancy Hargis Sr. Judith A. Schulte CSJ Lisa Chassaing † Susan Harner † Steve and Judi Timmons Sarah Coulom † Jacqueline Jones, ‘07 Monica and Jim Wamser James A. and Karen A. Daues Bryan Kasten Karen Weber Dennis and Jill Duvall Lauren Lester Ray and Sue Wicks Patti Eischen Terence McNamee Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Dona Zeidler Susan and Peter Faron Sarah Morris Friend of R-K (2)
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
22 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Annual Fund Alumnae Giving Societies Bishop Rosati Society 1930 1942 Friend Honor Roll $7,000+ Kougar Society Bishop Kain Society Mary Hurley Brummel June B. Helbling* Friend of R-K Mary Grace Kemoll Cusumano Bishop Kain Society Helen Miller Gregory $5,000 – $6,999 1938 1943 Doris McWilliams Harrington Principal’s Circle Kougar Society Donors: 8 Helen Holmberg Knop M. Elaine Branham Reindl Donations: $750.00 Mary Jane Kubik $2,500 – $4,999 Virginia Kreutzman Randolph 1912 Society Friend Honor Roll Kougar Society Jacqueline Coen Vietor* Marcella Cooper Mueth Loretto Jordan Flynn $1,912 – $2,499 Charlotte Hezel Hoch 1945 Gold Society Rose Marie Zink Lagana Friend Honor Roll 1939 $1,000 – $1,911 Kougar Society Harriet Boedeker Naumann Dorothy Griffith Bartoni Myrtle Tiemann Herwig Lorraine Rechtien Kehoe Purple Society Loretta Carrow Smith Friend Honor Roll – Rose Marie Walta Stanovsky $500 $999 1940 Dorothy R. Berry Irene Moakley Mazzola Friend Honor Roll Kougar Society Elizabeth Hausman Mica Kathryn Jackson Barrett 1946 $100 – $499 Betty Byrne Schwendeman Margaret Phegley Kluge Friend Honor Roll Marian Hollenbach Wakeland Mary Virginia Reilly Gray Friend Honor Roll 1944 Sr. Anthony Marie Kasper, SSND Up to $99 Hortense Faron Mueller 1941 Donors: 9 Jean Weyer Zgraggen Kougar Society Donations: $325.00 Anne M. Schindler Pepple Kougar Society 1947 1948 Agnes Coad Zipperle Donors: 16 Friend Honor Roll Donors: 14 Donations: $1,905.00 Margaret Fitzgerald Sargent Donations: $867.00 Agnes Jean Barnard Vogler Kougar Society Gold Society Rosemarie Kreft Benton Lois Hencke Martin Lorraine Weber Sandknop Kougar Society Friend Honor Roll Jacquelyn Akins Marilyn Boro Berglar Jean Jacobsmeyer Andert Mary Gorman Gatti Mary Alice Cottle Marty Marcella Supinski Gleason Elizabeth Krull Peters Ann Muesenfechter Linkul Friend of R-K (1) Mary Rita Wroble Lischwe Catherine Meyer Friend Honor Roll Martini-Emmett Sr. Charleen Barta SSND Marie Caimi Nuelle Mary Margaret Moore Johnson Kathleen McCormack O’Toole Marie Geiger Kennedy Mary Milligan Schildz Margaret Knese Mersinger Betty Tucker Sr. Mary Moeller, CSJ Josephine Vago Ruth Benedict Mosley Friend of R-K (1) Margaret Buehrle Overy Mary Carol Ryan Schmittgens Marianne Kosakowski Szydlowski LaVerne Fangmeier Weingartner
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† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 23 Annual Fund Alumnae (continued)
1949 Patricia McCormack Bloemker Patricia M. Quicke 1954 Donors: 10 Lorraine Ryan Bohnert Ann Frazer Rempe Donors: 10 Donations: $525.00 Carol Poettgen Browning Doris Mensinger Topolski Donations: $840.00 Irene Evers Mueller Irma Jean Kubik Van De Riet Kougar Society Rachelle Ranciglio Reeg Kougar Society Mary Ellen Goodman Cagle Sr. Ann Vincent Siemer SSND 1952 Anna Winter Kuck Audrey Bubach Flavin Donors: 17 Barbara Mudd Ritchey Mary Poliquin Werner 1951 Donations: $10,318.34 Donors: 14 Friend Honor Roll Friend Honor Roll Donations: $1,070.00 Bishop Rosati Society Rosemary Maher Abeln Patricia Seymour Appelbaum Friend of R-K (1) Mary Lee DeBlaze Davis Joan Walsh Gillardi Kougar Society Jean Hodges Evers Margaret Ryan Klevorn Rose Salvaggio Curts Kougar Society Louise Torno Garavaglia Mrs. Genevieve Rose Ourth Patricia Calvert Goldstein Arlene Avery Atkinson Patricia Theobald Geluso Bonnie Boyd Portell Margaret Kenney Sharon Kroupa Ball Jane Sipp Hahn Jean Ampleman Shelley Joyzelle Gerheauser Martinez Janet Barrett Klingler Margaret Rebeck Orlando Sr. Louise Michele Sommer, CSJ Jeannine Hornacek Ossie Jane Westemeyer Knobbe Shirley Puricelli Friend Honor Roll Patricia Kowalski Raslawski 1950 Mary Diane Cummings Maureen Gleason Tucker 1955 Donors: 8 Catherine Fiorina Gianino Friend Honor Roll Donors: 10 Donations: $405.00 Sarah Marino Hiers Sr. Janet Marie Abbacchi, SSND Donations: $660.00 Rose Marie Gummersbach Rita Mroczkowski Alivernia Kougar Society Maness Nancy Hemphill Amsler Kougar Society Shirley Pautler Rogers Jane Zumsteg Morrow Patricia Duggan Sr. M. Blanche Marschner SSND Patricia McDonald Steger Genevieve Powers Jackson Patricia Leo Merz Lorraine Bronczyk Lemke Patricia Schmiz Patricia Ortolf Mohrmann Theresa Schreiber Singleton Carol J. Padberg Mary Schnitz Reilly Friend Honor Roll Audrey Tichacek Sullivan Jeanette Richey Cavanaugh Mary Aubuchon Frolichstein 1953 Violet Jasmund Kelly Gold Society Mary Ellen Hannan Komos Hilda Ballard Richards Judy Winkler Miriani Sr. Barbara Moore CSJ Kougar Society Joan DeWitt 1956 Rose Sucher Jacobsmeyer Donors: 10 Mary Deck Meystrik Donations: $700.00
Friend Honor Roll Kougar Society Norma Komorowski Malcinski Mary Egli Lucille Goessling Morrissey Mary Ann Micheau Robinson Marigene Brennan Murphy Joan Belsha Struttmann Helen Evers Wells
Friend Honor Roll Bonnie Heibeck Drummond Ann Maher Michalski Theresa Katich Miller Cecelia Hancock Piekarski Mary Ann Wheeler Wheatley
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased Teresa A. Wolff
24 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Friend Honor Roll Kougar Society 1961 Nancy Todt Cook Donors: 13 Judith Doll Duda Donations: $1,050.00 Patricia Cundiff Henry Katherine Kraus Kougar Society Patricia Breier Rodriguez Mary Ann Buseman Averbuch Phyllis Ann Rallo Skinner Barbara Zarinelli Galli Rose Mary Green Friend Honor Roll Linda Leinicke Catherine Allen Bilgere Geraldine Mazzuca Georgianne Puricelli Doyle Mary Lou Shuttleworth Mullen Georgia Kramer Farris LaVerne Boes Russomanno Jo Ann Steinhoff Huhmann Elaine Paluczak Knop Friend Honor Roll Anna Mae Lisitano O’Brien Maureen Baalmann Elfrink Jo Ann Candela Yates Carolyn Clear Foushee John and Marilyn Hangge 1960 Hobein Donors: 16 Clare Degreeff Reid Donations: $6,965.00 Suzanne Ruckman Ripper † Kay Catlow Voss † Bishop Kain Society Carolyn Kuciejczyk Johnson 1962 1957 1958 Donors: 19 Donors: 15 Donors: 8 Gold Society Donations: $1,860.00 Donations: $1,225.00 Donations: $1,395.00 Margaret Murphy Simmons Purple Society Purple Society Gold Society Kougar Society Patricia Phelan Perica Linda Kurz Marian Volmert Shymanski Joan Warner Leggett Kathleen Hennessy Marshall Kougar Society Kougar Society Kougar Society Mary Pat Dolan Marstall Carol Altekruse Berger Maureen Dowd Grumich Marian Barbaglia Barlow Nancy Wittenauer Stubblefield Mary-Louise Butler Catherine Debold Martin Juanita Simmerly Daschka Patricia Capps Warren Betts-Douglas Donna Milne Ringling Carolyn Hanifl Bresnahan Patricia Pope Schwab Friend Honor Roll Friend Honor Roll Maureen Doyle DiSalvo Carolyn Ponciroli Feder Kathleen Dowd Brady Nancy Coleman Grove Friend Honor Roll Donna Brusatori Kemper Sandra Eilermann Cadwell Martha Mayer Lubbers Sr. Nancy Becker, SSND Annette Krygiel Betty Gleason DeRuntz Sally Anderson Lukasiewicz Kathleen Cummings Kearns Jeanne Ryan-Wanner Judy Stone Grieshaber Mary Jo McNamee, Ph.D. Patricia Cahan Misuraca Mary Lucas Simitjis Loretta Mansfield Jones Joan Miller Potthast Rosemary Pozzini Barbara Wiles Murphy Barbara Gresham Wecker Carol Beckman Schoenberg 1959 Mary Mertensmeyer Ryan continued Carolyn Ranzini Stelzer Donors: 14 Maryrita Seger Saputo Sr. Maryellen Tierney CSJ Donations: $5,970.00 Rosalie Salerno Sheeran Margaret Burgoon Trost Thomas and Marie Ferrario Trost Bishop Kain Society Rosemary Gilsinn Verkruyse Mary Ellen Murphy
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 25 Annual Fund Alumnae (continued)
1965 Donors: 11 Donations: $890.00
Kougar Society Elaine Engelmeyer Campbell Nancy Stone Gagan Toni Massucci Kuhlman Mary Steinhoff Long Marilyn Schmidt Stanhope † Carol Tiemeyer Wilbur Ann Ruhl Woody
Friend Honor Roll Diane Branca Barkalow Agnes (Mickey) McInerney Gaona Marilyn Schnable McBride Jean Kamprad Wolinski
1966 Donors: 16 Donations: $12,500.00
Bishop Kain Society Judy Shinall Wiegers Friend Honor Roll Kougar Society Purple Society Principal’s Circle Marilyn Carnaghi Bartin Valerie Hubenschmidt Kinealy Vita Nicastro Felin Evelyn M. Baker Kathleen Hof Bresnahan Eileen Tiemeyer McCarthy Mary Rohan Gentry Patricia McGuire Cowell Kathy A. McCune Petersen 1912 Society Glenna Wheeler Garrick Kougar Society June Laurentius Bauman Christina Hohman Morr Friend Honor Roll Julia Mayberry Belford Jane Fussner Mullen Mary Wortman Bevolo Michele Shea Phillips Gold Society Kathleen Kendrick Shea Sandra Von Gerichten Cuneo Eileen Rooney Kathleen Klosterman Patricia Jones Smith Ann Keary Dill Karen Klevorn Schmitt Schoenhard Mary Fran Woltemath Ernst Pamela D’Angelo Shephard 1963 Janet Niebling Evers Kathleen Stephens Spies Purple Society Donors: 18 Joyce Evers Huelsmann Judy Kennedy Volansky Laura Schmidt Sadowski Donations: $4,355.00 Janice Adrian Kempker Jewell (Judy) Blattner Preis Friend Honor Roll Kougar Society Gold Society Kathleen Baroli Sandknop Peggy Cromer Bischof Carole Weise Bernsen Sharon Sanders Friend of R-K (1) Cely Wolf Kaup Donna Hummel Cooper Alice Rehagen Lancaster Connie Guise Heckstetter Purple Society Kathleen Clear Reimer Mary Beth Brooks Noonan Mary Beth Schmid Daniels 1964 Sr. Mary Kay Schmitt SSND Suzanne Westwood Rosenauer Jeanne Edwards Hevesy Donors: 16 Linda Shead Barbara Schmidt Schlueter Barbara Ebers Miller Donations: $3,086.00 Victoria Vaughan Shipp Friend Honor Roll Gold Society Patricia Dierkes Fleming Amy Fister and Cathy Soete Judy Niebling Liermann Sharon Vernon Schell Caroline Stroer Speidel † = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased Doris Heidemann Voegtle
26 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 1967 Friend Honor Roll Kougar Society 1973 Donors: 22 Susan Goodenough Conley Maribeth Furdek Haag Donors: 12 Donations: $4,650.00 Virginia Childress Emanuel Judith Hemmer Shafkind Donations: $1,825.00 Toni O’Day Hancock Barbara Beckmann Wieland Gold Society Susan Littlefield Barbara Roeder Wilson Purple Society Donna Maniscalco Koska Maureen Kavanaugh Tyson Deacon Thomas Gottlieb and Mrs. Donna Garst Woodworth Friend Honor Roll Irene Hannon Gottlieb Kougar Society Sharon Fleming Lederle Mary Ellen McLafferty 1969 Sharon Selvaggio Lee Kougar Society Bruenderman Donors: 24 Isabel Pino M.D. John and Ginger Eichhorn Lettie Burgett & Ben Cowan Donations: $3,405.00 Friend of R-K (1) John and Debbie Rozycki Lane Kathleen Forness Guazzo Regie Sicking Neff Mary Helene Sexauer Kranze Gold Society 1971 Sharon Dittert Priemer Pat Lesniak Marstall Christine Rehg Normile Donors: 8 Patricia Purcell Marcia Mauer Mueller Donations: $1,550.00 Lucy Zapf Torres Angela Zarinelli Shea Purple Society Janice Shores Margaret Benoist Daiber, Ph.D Purple Society Friend Honor Roll Linda Zurfluh Jayne Baxter Schmitz Sam and Gloria Fahey Lee Kougar Society Margaret Shelton Wolter Elizabeth Schwartz Muleski Friend Honor Roll Sr. Joan Andert, SSND Kougar Society Angela Zanaboni Oberkfell Mary Ellen Cibulka Adams Catherine Benton Mary Beth Schwartze Carpenter Annie Galle Rogers Joyce Carnaghi Clyne Chris Keenoy Counts Michael and Mary Leahy Cline Mary Jo Coplin Wich Margie Diekemper Kathleen Murray Barbara Moore Rombach Susan Combest Grelle Rosie O’Shaughnessy 1974 Ann Grunzinger Kelly Dorothy Dittmeier Reeves Friend Honor Roll Kougar Society Marilyn Oldani Kolafa Camille Tighe Samson Carol Zarinelli Brescia Mary Ann Roy Kohn Linda Dierkes Park Patricia Cromer Schreiner Nancy Koetting Janoch Donna Renaud McCarthy Joyce Bohn Payne Janice Calcaterra Shayne Mary Reichenbach Wavada Colleen Hollowood Signorelli Kathleen Hemmer Sass Saundra K. Smith Wirtz Carol Cibulka Weber Kathy Nash Schneider 1972 Peggy Shea Smetana Friend Honor Roll Donors: 9 Friend Honor Roll Joyce Schnable Wright Patricia Maguire Dillon Donations: $1,975.00 Susan Wuenscher Baker Ann Manganello Faitz Patricia Braga Perkins 1968 Mary Kay Noelker Goggins Purple Society Pamela Rauschenbach Zacher Donors: 16 Laura Govero-Yann *** Susan Herre-DeBry Donations: $2,704.00 Patricia Olenski Hallemeier Jane Zilch Susan Jutz Hunter 1975 Gold Society Kathleen Kopp Johnson Kougar Society Kougar Society Kathleen C. Dailey Donna Loepker Kriete Mary Lee Kiene Barron Kathy Bryan Andersen Peggy Phegley Meyer Kay Calcaterra-Hoelting Marie Ann Casey Kougar Society Marilyn Timmerberg Sherwood Mary Mullens Rogers Janet Meyer Desnoyer Mary Wind Tecklenburg Friend Honor Roll Mary Hizer Brenda Kirby Zanola Friend Honor Roll Meg Brethorst Maureen Childress Keys Elizabeth Koebel DeGraw Martha Schuette Korte Nancy Lydon 1970 Mary Ellen Frese Heckel Debra Williams Sitek Victoria Mathews Donors: 10 Roberta Hummel Hesse Lelia Schmidt McAdams Donations: $1,770.00 Patricia Hughes Kehoe continued Mary Ann Ostermueller Rudloff Margaret Sullivan, Ph.D. Purple Society David and Mary Walsh Joan Herbers, PhD Visintainer Carol Harris Rankin
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 27 Annual Fund Alumnae (continued)
1976 Friend Honor Roll Purple Society 1982 Donors: 10 Anne Schmittgens Bogucki Countess Price Friend Honor Roll Donations: $1,675.00 Desiree Fleck Mark and Clare Sicking Wilhelm Joanne Palliser Morrissey Michelle Castro McKeever Catherine Walsh Whealen Kougar Society Cathy Olish Kougar Society Linda K. Behrmann Kathy Mess O’Toole Mary Cushing Elder and 1983 Lynne Spaunhorst Bernard Lynn Belpedio Rogers Rick Mestas Purple Society Martha Casey-Philipp Lucy Wurm Mary Marx Anjanette Morrow Clark Janine Fleischman Paula Miller, Ph.D Helen Grogan-Sulla Kougar Society Laura Petersen Kroupa, M.D. 1978 Friend Honor Roll Jane Barton Olsen Susan Nienkamp Yingling Kougar Society Anna Delurgio Stremlau Friend of R-K (1) Michelle Bast Friend Honor Roll Kristina Henderson, MD 1980 Mary Beth McDevitt Akers Friend Honor Roll Nancy Mueller Kougar Society Millie Fortune-Gilpin Sharon Lightfoot Patty Thomas Neyer Madeleine Lucas Breen Mary Putnam Swafford Mary McGartland Wilper Elizabeth Roach Cohen Friend Honor Roll Mary Magyar Stauder 1984 Sheri G. Lacy Purple Society 1977 Maureen Thomas-Murphy Friend Honor Roll Lizbeth Summers Klingsick Donors: 12 Tom and Diane Murphy Hof Donations: $1,056.90 Michael and Joan Lucas Kolisch Friend Honor Roll 1979 Veronica Rovira Gold Society Donors: 8 1981 Amy Fister and Cathy Soete Donations: $7,800.00 Kougar Society 1985 Jacqueline Mueller Pleimann Kougar Society Kougar Society Bishop Kain Society Laura DeRuntz Mary Meara Good Mary Polizzi Grimaud Friend Honor Roll Linda Simon Hill Cecily Curry Friend Honor Roll Joy Mair Taylor Gold Society Judy Guffey King Margaret (Meg) Wessling Brenda Simon Winebright Janet Zak and Linda Barney Diane Odendahl Rinck Lineham Patricia Harris Stoll Connie Thurman Williams †
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
28 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 1986 1992 1999 2006 Kougar Society Kougar Society Friend Honor Roll Kougar Society Lisa Beardslee Balmer Anna Hackmann Pisoni Maria Baran Hasenstab Sarah Newberg Lee Kelly Page Amy Franklin Roach Ania Krol Julianne Darmody Mann Friend Honor Roll 1987 Friend Honor Roll Caroline (Cab Gutting) Yau † Stephanie Scott Boyd † Principal’s Circle Friend of R-K (1) Clare Holdinghaus † Consuelo Hitchcock 2000 1993 Kougar Society 2007 Purple Society Kougar Society Karilyn A. Surratt Friend Honor Roll Jennifer Shephard Guidici *** Jeri DuMont Seidman Claire Dille Melissa Wencker Friend Honor Roll Jacqueline Jones Kougar Society John and Katherine Jennifer Cavato Frakes Friend Honor Roll Buehler Meier 2008 Shannon Weir Gittemeier † Lara Granich Kougar Society Melinda Hensley Killian 2001 Laura Kraus 1994 Friend Honor Roll Friend Honor Roll Purple Society Sarah Lederle Torrence Friend Honor Roll Lori Frederking Clark Katie Wiechens Jakola Katherine M. Kolisch 2002 1988 1995 Kougar Society 2009 Kougar Society Gold Society Annie Hafner Haarmann Kougar Society Helen Brindell Burke Sherri Reames Diane Ushupun Scott Susan Burk † Catherine Windmiller † Friend Honor Roll Kougar Society 2003 Friend of R-K (1) † Mary Robison Kruse Christine Gerth Ahlheim Purple Society Laura Heinz Montgomery *** Victoria Malawey Christina Crowe 2011 Friend Honor Roll 1989 1996 Kougar Society Katherine Schad † Purple Society Kougar Society Ann M. Dreifke Natalie Roberts † Christine Arnold Cofer Melanie Baran Heinle Friend Honor Roll 2012 Friend Honor Roll † Friend Honor Roll Joanna Grothoff Kougar Society Joan Clarke Kathleen Deimeke Morrow Erica L. Hogenmiller Nora Williamson † Ephstathea Strikos Villarrel Kristen Ray Elizabeth Davis Kirk † 1997 Kelly Korte Spann Friend Honor Roll Purple Society Melissa A. Maixner 1990 Jamie Messer Burke *** 2004 Kougar Society Friend Honor Roll 2013 Alicia Blaskiewicz Cohen Kougar Society Mr. Logan S. Casey Friend Honor Roll Kate Handal Reed Nicole Andert *** Ally Favre Maddie Beckenholdt Rachel Flatau Kathleen Meyer Nahm Friend of R-K (1) 1991 Purple Society Friend Honor Roll 2005 2015 Constance Marks Jeanne Mills Di Domenico Kougar Society Senior Class Gift † Lisa Busalacki Kougar Society 1998 Jennifer Schlueter Friend Honor Roll Katherine Winkelmann Inskip
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 29 2015 Current Parents
Gold Society Mr. and Mrs. David J. Geiser Friend Honor Roll Friend of R-K (1) Joe and Anne Hagen Keith and Carolyn McKenzie Buckner, ‘75 Robert and Alina Halon † Millie Fortune-Gilpin, ‘83 Purple Society Sam and Julie Huhman Tim and Michelle Holschen Jennifer Shephard Guidici, ‘87 *** Jesus and Elizabeth Ituarte † Laura Heinz Montgomery, ‘88 *** Stephen and Linda Jackson Friend of R-K (2) Kougar Society Michael and Tanya Johnson † Donna and Michael Bruner Mr. Jeff Marx and Mrs. Helen Wilcockson James A. and Karen A. Daues Jeff and Amy Naumann Daniel and Mary Fahey † Patrick and Leah O’Donnell † Mark and Mary Ferkel † James and Mimi Segbers † Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulton James and Anita Susanka Friend of R-K (1)
2015 Former Faculty, Friends, and Grandparents
Gold Society Mary Jo Mason, ‘64 Michael and Rebecca Andert Donna Scott Dr. W. Theodore Gimenez Mary Ellen Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Smith Purple Society Sandee Waters Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brennan Friend of R-K (1) Friend Honor Roll Jeanette Richey Cavanaugh, ‘55 Kougar Society Sr. Ruth Emke SSND † John and Elizabeth Aton M. Jokerst Kathryn Goessling Brickey, ‘62 Martin and Mary Claire Lipic † James and Janelle Criscione Joe and Kathleen MacLean † Mary Gabrisch Clarence Miller Annie Hafner Haarmann, ‘02 Kathleen Meyer Nahm, ‘04 Mr. John J. Kehoe III Sr. Kathy Sullivan, SL † Michael and Gretchen LaBelle † Mrs. Beverly Vierling Linda Leggitt † Fritz and Paula Long Nancy Lydon, ‘68 Sr. M. Blanche Marschner SSND, ‘55
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
30 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Annual Fund 2015 Top Classes
Highest Collective Highest Participation Highest Participation Gifts by Class by Class by Constituency 1966 – $12,500.00 1962 – 21% Alumnae – 43% 1963 – 20% 1952 – $10,318.00 Corporations, Foundations, 1969 – 19% 1979 – $7,800.00 Organizations – 37% 1960 – $6,965.00 1967 – 15% 1959 – $5,970.00 1966 – 14% Former Faculty, Friends, 1942 – $5,200.00 1978 – 13% and Grandparents – 13% 1967 – $4,650.00 1964 – 13% Parents of Alumnae – 5% 1963 – $4,355.00 1957 – 12% Parents of Current 1987 – $3,525.00 1968 – 12% Students – 1% 1969 – $3,405.00 1977 – 11% Administration, Faculty and Staff – 1%
2015 ACA Donors
Maureen Brassil Ahrens, ‘61 William and Peggy Goeddel Mary Coughlin Pinney, ‘59 Paul and Stephanie Anderson Steve and Judi Gonzalez Keith and Cheryl Rackers Michael and Rebecca Andert Maureen Margherio Guffey, ‘68 Patricia Scannell Reuter, ‘70 Keith and Carolyn McKenzie Buckner, ‘75 and Jim Guffey Kenneth and Terri Schmalbeck Laura Byrne Coughlin, ‘46 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kampmeinert Richard and Yun-Ho Sikora Gary and Sandra Cox Christopher and Barb Koziatek Gilbert and Catherine Sison Mr. and Mrs. John Dames Sr. Diane Siegfried Kriebaum, ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. James Stelzer Maureen Doyle DiSalvo, ‘62 Michael Martin David and Nancy Sulkowski Bernadette Donohue Brian and Sarah McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dowgwillo Deb Bedford McCarthy, ‘75 Marilyn Baker Vavra, ‘71 Mike and Michelle Dreyer Keith and Annette McGarrahan Doug Weber Ann Dryden, ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMullen Mark and Clare Sicking Wilhelm, ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flach Daniel and Jennifer Nelson Dan and Ellen Wright Mr. and Mrs. David Garvin Kurt Nufer Joseph and Carol Zulich Jennifer Merideth Gerstner, ‘88 Greg and Sandra Parker Ken and Charlotte Goeddel Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Pfautsch
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 31 2015 Capital Campaign All Gifts from 7/1/2014 to 9/30/2015
Rosati-Kain Archbishop John Glennon Circle Mary Reinhardt Colombo, ‘54 Leadership Societies Donors: 1 The Estate of Lorraine Schwartz Cordaro, ‘43 Catherine Coughlin, ‘75* in honor of James Coughlin Archbishop John Glennon Laura Byrne Coughlin, ‘46 Kate Danforth Circle* Jim and Karen Daues $250,000+ Blessed Theresa Gerhardinger Society Dolores DeGreeff, ‘62 Donors: 4 Janet Meyer Desnoyer, ‘68 Jean Paul Medaillé Marie A. Casey, ‘75 Donald and Peggy DesPain Society** Mary Beth Schmid Daniels, ‘63 Joan DeWitt, ‘53 Barbara Galli, ‘61 The Dickmann Family $150,000 to $249,000 Kathleen McCann Palumbo, ‘65 Maureen Doyle DiSalvo, ‘62 and Peter J Palumbo, Jr. Dan and Catherine S. Dorenkamp, ‘57 Blessed Theresa Brad Emerson Gerhardinger Society*** Caritas Circle Janet Niebling Evers, ‘63 $75,000 to $149,000 Donors: 3 Jean Yanko Flanagan, ‘66 Mark and Kathy Hugeback Anna C. Forder Mr. William & Dr. Barbara Kent, ‘69 Adrienne Eisele Garcia, ‘62 Rosati-Kain The Estate of Madeleine T. Schmitt, ‘61 Rita Mueller Gibbons, ‘77 Lucy Gintz, ‘00 Core Values Circles Virtus Circle Lillian Goodman Donors: 28 Elizabeth Ann Goodwin Ed.D. Caritas Circle Peggy Abkemeier Alford, ‘89 Laura Govero-Yann, ‘69 $25,000 to $74,999 Karen and Dave Dille Patricia Olenski Hallemeier, ‘69 Emerson Electric Co. Christine Johnson Hanford, ‘72 Virtus Circle Vita Nicastro Felin, ‘64 Charles and Josie Hardy $10,000 to $24,999 Arlen A. & Helen L. Flatau Katie Fingerhut Heaney, ‘00 Jeanne Edwards Hevesy, ‘63 Ruth Hess Henry, ‘57 Scientia Circle Carolyn Kuciejczyk Johnson, ‘60 Joan Herbers, PhD, ‘70 Donna Maniscalco Koska, ‘67, Denyse Bredenkamp Herrmann, ‘70 $1,000 to $9,999 in memory of Ben and Dolores Maniscalco Jean Boehm Hinman, ‘75 Irma Marie Czogalla Lesser, ‘59 Karl A. Hoffmann Humilitas Circle Cecelia Hancock Piekarski, ‘56 Chris and Teresa Horner Up to $999 M. Eileen Stanley Sam and Julie Huhman Carol Tiemeyer Wilbur, ‘65 Rose Sucher Jacobsmeyer, ‘53 Katie Wiechens Jakola, ‘94 * As Archbishop of St. Louis, Scientia Circle James G. Staat Tuckpointing, Inc. Cardinal Glennon had the original Donors: 107 Bryan Kasten school built on Lindell to house Sr. Joan Andert, SSND, ‘69 John and Mary Ellen Keaveny Rosati-Kain High School. Kathleen Gorla Bannister, ‘72 Valerie Hubenschmidt Kinealy, ‘63 Dr. Mary Lee, ‘72 and Mr. Gary Barron Thomas and Debbie Kopff ** Founder of the Sisters of Betty Schaper Bast, ‘53 Mary Jane Kubik, ‘44 St. Joseph of Carondelet Barbara Bertram-Abegg, ‘92 Linda Kurz, ‘57 *** Foundress of the School Sisters Margaret Frigo Boveri, ‘54 Michael and Mary Leeper of Notre Dame Class of 1963 Most Reverend John Leibrecht Class of 2014 Mary Steinhoff Long, ‘65 Class of 2015 Joyzelle Gerheauser Martinez, ‘51
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
32 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Victoria Mathews, ‘68 Ron and Mary Wolf Mary Bequette, ‘61 Eileen Tiemeyer McCarthy, ‘63 Ann Ruhl Woody, ‘65 Katie Oleskevich Bernsen, ‘92 The McGartland Family Dan and Ellen Wright Stella Puricelli Bertani, ‘53 David Menninger Nicole Yann, Rosati-Kain Class of 2024 Randy Berzon-Mikolas and Mike Oslance Kathleen Michel Moloney, ‘65 Marilyn R. Zerman, ‘68 Charles and Kathy Billings Nancy Mueller, ‘78 Friend of R-K (3) Betty Bills, ‘53 Walter and Mary A. Mueller, ‘48 Rich and Mary Boehm Joan K. Mueller, ‘62 Humilitas Circle Lorraine Ryan Bohnert, ‘50 Henrietta Hain Mullen, ‘49 Donors: 330 Mary Lou Belli Bono, ‘70 Rose E. Newport, ‘01 Lorin Tabor Adcock, ‘84 Rachel Bender Boxdorfer, ‘84 Christine Rehg Normile, ‘69 Jacquelyn Akins, ‘48 Elizabeth Mushill Bozicevic, ‘00 Barry and Mary Ellen O’Keeffe Sharon Albright Melissa Brickey, ‘90 Rose Marie O’Shaughnessy, ‘69 Nancy Hemphill Amsler, ‘52 Maria Biasbas Briggs, ‘84 Isabel Pino M.D., ‘70 Patti and Andy Anderson Pamela Whitfield Britts, ‘69 Reverend Monsignor Salvatore E. Polizzi Patricia Seymour Appelbaum, ‘49 Kathy Brown, ‘63 Antonia Maysey Ponder, ‘93 Teresa DiRocco Arb, ‘78 Brown Shoe Company Rosemary Pozzini, ‘57 Mary Kientzy Arconati, ‘61 Carol Poettgen Browning, ‘50 Pat McAndrew Retzlaff, ‘69 Arlene Avery Atkinson, ‘52 Carolyn McKenzie Buckner, ‘75 Barbara Purcelli Richards, ‘64 Mary Ann Buseman Averbuch, ‘61 Lettie Burgett & Ben Cowan, ‘67 Mary Ann Micheau Robinson, ‘56 Susan Wuenscher Baker, ‘74 Bob and Perla Burk Barbara Moore Rombach, ‘71 Sharon Kroupa Ball, ‘52 Jamie Messer Burke, ‘97 Dan and Marianne Ross Claudia Morgan Barnier, ‘69 Mary Jane Coad Bush, ‘47 Elizabeth Owen Rutherford, ‘00 Dorothy Griffith Bartoni, ‘45 Theresa Carr, ‘11 Schaeffer Electric Company, Inc. Michelle Bast, ‘78 In memory of Carey Kozuszek, ‘90 Robert and Mary Schillinger Christine Prost Bates, ‘71 Ana Casey, ‘84 Laura Sestric Schulte, ‘86 Karen Grelle Baumgartner, ‘71 Colleen Casey, ‘90 Jeri (DuMont) Seidman, ‘93 Krystyna Gawrys Beaton, ‘88 Mary Kay Boehm Castello, ‘72 Carol Sestric Barbara Belpedio, ‘76 Allison Cerutti, ‘09 Janice Calcaterra Shayne, ‘69 Joan Belpedio, ‘82 Dorothy Helfrich Chambers, ‘69 Linda Shead, ‘64 Kathy Kehoe Benage, ‘69 Lisa Chassaing Sheet Metal Contractors Sr. Louise Marie Benecke, SSND, ‘51 Anjanette Morrow Clark, ‘83 Kathleen Rice Simpson, ‘72 continued on next page Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Smith Caroline Stroer Speidel, ‘66 Mary Ann Reitz Steiner, ‘69 John F. Toney Judie Baxter Tucci, ‘63 Maureen Gleason Tucker, ‘52 Irma Jean Kubik Van De Riet, ‘51 Terry and Mary Vanicelli David and Mary Walsh Visintainer, ‘68 Monica and Jim Wamser Jim and Cathy Weis Rev. Gerard Welsch Mary Ann Wheeler Wheatley, ‘56 Barbara Beckmann Wieland, ‘70
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 33 Nancy Coleman Grove, ‘62 Capital Campaign (continued) Kathleen Forness Guazzo, ‘67 Teresa Gubin, ‘08 Mary Bruemmer Guise, ‘66 Maribeth Furdek Haag, ‘70 Annie Hafner Haarmann, ‘02 Erin Ryan Haberkorn, ‘97 Marianne Haberstroh, ‘69 Wm. Hafner and Maryanne Newman Joseph and Michelle Hanneken Katherine Kalinowski Hartenberger, ‘60 William and Marsha Heine Rose Marie Helinski Hemkens, ‘43 Barbara Richter Henderson, ‘84 Sr. Mary Colleen Hennessey SSND, ‘45 Barbara Guss Hertlein, ‘60 Jamie Weber Hesse, ‘84 Sarah Marino Hiers, ‘51 John and Marilyn Hangge Hobein, ‘61 Tom and Diane (Murphy ‘80) Hof Sandra Rinke Holden, ‘73 Terri Hoskins, ‘84 Deborah Hermann Houghton, ‘90 John and Marigrace Clarke Ronald Edgar Patricia Scully Howard, ‘42 Class of 1978 Mary Egli, ‘56 Eileen Bippen Howard, ‘52 Patricia Cleary, ‘80 Regina Hoerr Einig, ‘61 Capt. Elizabeth M. Hugger USAF, ‘80 Olga Salarano Coad, ‘53 Virginia Childress Emanuel, ‘68 Theresa Igel, ‘66 Theresa Conlon, ‘97 Constance Endsley Jennifer Minogue Irwin, ‘95 Cadie Bardone Connors, ‘89 Jean Hodges Evers, ‘54 Mary Spillane Jackson, ‘68 Margaret Conoyer Wayne and Judith Failoni Danielle James, ‘12 Madonna O’Malley Cotlar, ‘58 Marjorie Failoni, ‘04 Nancy Koetting Janoch, ‘71 Janet Disalvo Cotter, ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Farley C. Dennis and Elise Joerger Gwendolyn Cotton Elizabeth Yonker Fassler, ‘98 Kathleen Kopp Johnson, ‘69 Kevin Coughlin Sara Ann Barbarotto Favazza, ‘60 Jane Bowles Johnson, ‘67 Laura Byrne Coughlin, ‘46 Nancy Lavin Fernandez, ‘55 Michaela Jones, ‘17 Daniel and Barbara Coughlin Dolores Schillig Ferrante, ‘41 Ellen Cathy Kahan Barbara Crockett, ‘69 Loretto Jordan Flynn, ‘43 William and Janice Kasalko Stephanie Zink Cross, ‘86 Jane Straughter Franklin, ‘58 Donna Brusatori Kemper, ‘58 Christina Crowe, ‘03 Nicole Franklin, ‘87 Kathleen Kennebeck Mary Diane Cummings, ‘51 Kathleen Jennings Fuchs, ‘72 Maureen Day Kenski, ‘65 Sandra Von Gerichten Cuneo, ‘63 Marcy Fuchs, ‘13 Judy Guffey King, ‘81 Catherine Cunningham Angela Ness Fulbright, ‘02 Margaret Ryan Klevorn, ‘49 Kelly Curry, ‘89 Judy Helfrich Gallaher, ‘69 Elaine Paluczak Knop, ‘59 Elisabeth Day Davinroy, ‘62 Geralyn Hendrickson Gath, ‘80 Emily Kopff, ‘09 Peggy Frederick Deimeke, ‘70 Judith Gegg, ‘64 Caroline Kopff, ‘12 Jay and Katie Delmez Patricia Mulligan Geoffroy, ‘78 Martha Schuette Korte, ‘75 Jeanne Fox Dixon, ‘79 Theresa Gera Geraghty, ‘84 Katherine Kraus, ‘59 Margaret Ann Cunningham Dooley, ‘84 Marcella Supinski Gleason, ‘47 James and Mary Kriegshauser Ann Scheetner Dosenbach, ‘48 Catherine Dieckhaus Goedeker, ‘81 Danuta Krol Georgianne Puricelli Doyle, ‘59 Michelle Goedeker, ‘12 Julie Kuennen Krummenacher, ‘78 Matthew and Patricia Dreifke Sr. Jeanne Goessling, SSND, ‘70 Patricia Ladi Anne Dreifke, ‘84 Abbey E. Gradle, ‘04 Rachel Lampert, ‘05 Kathryn Killmade Dresner, ‘84 Mike and Gerrie Gradle Alice Rehagen Lancaster, ‘64 Patricia Duggan, ‘52 Mary Virginia Reilly Gray, ‘46 Kathleen Brown Landolt, ‘78 James Dwyer Amy Unger Grothoff, ‘92
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
34 | 2015 ANNUAL REPORT John and Debbie Rozycki Lane, ‘73 Angela Zanaboni Oberkfell, ‘73 Scott and Nancy Schultz Mary Janku Lawrence, ‘72 Anna Mae Lisitano O’Brien, ‘59 Marilyn Granich Schunzel, ‘69 Sarah Newberg Lee, ‘06 Maureen O’Day, ‘69 Francis and Teresa Schwartze Rosemary Daus Leeker, ‘55 Angie Witte Ottenlips, ‘65 Mary Pitlyk Scott, ‘75 Lorraine Bronczyk Lemke, ‘52 Kathy Bookstaver Pagano, ‘71 Mary Bacigalupo Sellenriek, ‘54 Audra Stallings, ‘84 Renee Evans Pajda, ‘84 Sheila Cain Serati, ‘84 Mr. Edward R. Liese, in memory of Frances Linda Paradis-Carr Judith Hemmer Shafkind, ‘70 Cassin Liese, ‘33 John and Shelley Patrick Angela Zarinelli Shea, ‘67 Margaret (Meg) Wessling Lineham, ‘85 Marquita Suggs Patterson, ‘81 Rosalie Salerno Sheeran, ‘60 Shannon Albright Linhares, ‘04 Anne M. Schindler Pepple, ‘41 Pamela D’Angelo Shephard, ‘64 Martha Mayer Lubbers, ‘62 Stephanie Perkins, ‘05 Marilyn Timmerberg Sherwood, ‘69 Robert and Judy Macek Patricia Braga Perkins, ‘74 Theresa Schreiber Singleton, ‘55 Sarah Macek, ‘09 Elizabeth Krull Peters, ‘48 Jeanne Burns Smith, ‘53 Chrissy Macek, ‘11 Stacy Pfeiffer, in memory of Tom Pfeiffer Loretta Carrow Smith, ‘45 Caroline Macek, ‘14 Linda Sucher Pieczynski, ‘69 Jeff and Cynthia Smith Lauren Huber Maher, ‘01 Jacqueline Mueller Pleimann, ‘81 Mary Ellen Smith Schoene Dirnberger Mahmood, ‘87 David and Anne Porter Dorothy Stallings Sprinkle, ‘59 Erin Majchrzak, ‘06 Gary and Sandra Porter Dorothea Pilgram Stanton, ‘45 Julianne Darmody Mann, ‘99 Mary Anne Howe Posnanski, ‘66 Claudia Frisella Starnes, ‘90 Mary Gregory Mansson, ‘69 Jewell (Judy) Blattner Preis, ‘63 Carolyn Gawronski Steinmetz, ‘61 Eugene Mariani, in memory Patricia M. Quicke, ‘51 Joan Belsha Struttmann, ‘56 of Susan Dolan Mariani, ‘50 Anne Rataj, ‘96 Maggie Sweeney, ‘05 Sr. M. Blanche Marschner SSND, ‘55 Shawn Craven Ray, ‘75 Kathleen Sweeney, ‘07 Pat Lesniak Marstall, ‘67 Kristen Ray, ‘03 Edward and Mary Sweeney Kathleen Lange Marx, ‘78 Thomas and Melissa Rechtien Magdalen Bultas Talbott, ‘50 Nicole Mason, ‘89 Robert and Kathleen Reid Elizabeth Fitzgerald Taylor, ‘76 Mary Gutting Matthews, ‘84 Dale and Catherine Reller Sr. Maryellen Tierney CSJ, ‘57 Irene C. McCann, ‘46 Terri Douglas Reyes-Ramos, ‘58 Sarah Lederle Torrence, ‘01 Gerry Cody McCarthy, ‘56 Emily Applebaum Rhoad, ‘84 Carole Tucker, ‘81 Kathleen Lynch McCoy, ‘62 Abby Hughes Richter, ‘03 Roberta Crippa Van Haag, ‘57 Therese Carmody McKenna, ‘79 Sherry Holmes Riley, ‘94 Ann Marie Steger Varrone, ‘44 Carin Haegle Menzel, ‘84 Donna Milne Ringling, ‘57 Frances Ventimiglia, ‘68 Catherine Bresnan Mikel, ‘52 Courtney Dombek Ritter, ‘01 Rosemary Gilsinn Verkruyse, ‘57 Patricia Cahan Misuraca, ‘57 Cherie McClarren Roberson, ‘84 Jean Barnard Vogler, ‘41 Keith and Buffy Modde Lori Jost Roberts, ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Voss Sr. Mary Moeller, CSJ, ‘48 Josephine Rodgers, ‘30 Patricia Capps Warren, ‘60 Beth Ann Enkelmann Molloy, ‘80 Lynn Belpedio Rogers, ‘77 Sandee Waters Sr. Barbara Moore CSJ, ‘55 Peggy Kehoe Rogers, ‘76 Mary Margaret Williams Watkins, ‘59 Meghan Morgan, ‘98 Eileen Rooney, ‘64 Karen Weber Christina Hohman Morr, ‘62 Veronica Rovira, ‘84 Clare Sicking Wilhelm, ‘79 Ginny Andrews Mossinghoff, ‘58 Sheldon and Helene Rundell Elizabeth Wilhelm, ‘08 Marilyn Allen Mottin, ‘46 LaVerne Boes Russomanno, ‘61 Judith Williamson, ‘59 Serena Kirby Muhammad, ‘92 Meaghan Ryan, ‘00 Christy Wind, ‘67 Jane Fussner Mullen, ‘62 Steven and Rita Ryan Annette Wong, ‘50 Carol Lepping Murphy, ‘65 Jeanne Ryan-Wanner, ‘58 Mary Ellen Schellman Wood, ‘55 Kathleen Murray, ‘69 Barbara Alice Sanvito, ‘70 Robert and Jillian Wood Regie Sicking Neff, ‘73 Margaret Fitzgerald Sargent, ‘41 Mrs. Donna Garst Woodworth, ‘68 Harry and Gloria Neiner Laura Gotway Savis, ‘87 Santina Wortman, ‘98 Jeannine Neumann OSF, ‘54 Mary Wamser Scannell, ‘75 Jo Ann Candela Yates, ‘59 Joe and Patty Thomas Neyer, ‘78 Mary Schmidt Ruth Ann Schnurbusch Yordt, ‘57 Becky Sartori Nieters, ‘90 Mary Carol Ryan Schmittgens, ‘48 Brenda Kirby Zanola, ‘69 Tim and Rita Nieters Sue Stoffey Schroeder, ‘64 Stephanie Vondera Zouglas, ‘02 Frances Holy Novak, ‘65 Stan and Mary Pat Schroeder Friend of R-K (5) Julia Willmering Nugent, ‘75 Sr. Judith A. Schulte CSJ
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
2015 ANNUAL REPORT | 35 2015 ASK Sponsors
1996 Jennifer Buehler Lowry 2014 Caroline Macek 2013 Carolyn Mann 1980 Sheila Mason 1991 Michelle McClure 2014 Margaret McMurran 2013 Margaret Miller 2010 Ellen T. Moeller 1988 Laura Heinz Montgomery 1977 Julie Ivicsics Moody 2014 Diva Norton 2013 Oluwashayo Oginni 2004 Margaret L. Pey 2013 Claire Rater 2011 Natalie M. Roberts 2014 Sarah Ross 2014 Melia Schnefke 1971 Rochelle Knight Schneider 1984 Kathleen Geers Schoellhorn 2014 Sarah Schott 1969 Marilyn Granich Schunzel 2014 Anne Shelton 2014 Paige Sipe 2014 Moira Smith 1997 Nicole Andert 2014 Danielle Goodman 2014 Aliana Souder 2006 Lauren E. Bauer 1969 Laura J. Govero-Yann 1980 Tina Madalon Sturgill 2014 Lillian Baur 2013 Cynthia N. Grieb 2013 Madelyn Sulkowski 2014 Lauren Beeman 2014 Rosemary Griffin 2013 Emma Thoelke 2013 Laura Beffa 1987 Jennifer Shephard Guidici 2013 Aleeyah Thompson 2013 Grace Bodman 2014 Alexandra Hall 2012 Anastasia Valencia 2007 Angela Bubash 2014 Gabrielle Hantak 2014 Rebecca Watson 1997 Jamie Messer Burke 2007 Sarah Hardy 2014 Anne Weis 2012 Kathryn Burmann 1984 Kelley Johnson Harris 2003 Meredith White 2013 Delaney Callan 1980 Deborah Austin Head 1999 Stephanie M. White 2014 Emma Chmelir 2014 Molly Higgins 2012 Caroline Will 1993 Tracey Holmes Coleman 2009 Rachel K. Hosna 2014 Haley Wilson 1966 Julie Vogler Connors 2013 Madeline Hurley 2004 Melanie M. Wilson 2011 Emily Cross 1993 Jennifer Frierson Ingram 2009 Malia C. Wirtel 1998 Nikia Jones Dailey 2013 Taylor Jackson 1960 Janet Kelley Woodworth 1946 Mary Louise Doetsch 2014 Hannah Jackson 2013 Maria Yamnitz 2012 Kaitlyn Emig 1990 Angela Randolph Johnson 2014 Kathleen Endicott 2014 Mimi Kelly 2003 Rachelle J. Evans 2013 Caroline Killeen 2012 Madeline K. Farrell 2014 Tessa Killingsworth 2014 Jillian Franks 2014 Emily LaFentres 2014 Miranda Fulton 2014 Caroline Lipic 2014 Elizabeth Geerling 2014 Miranda Giblin 2000 Lucy S. Gintz 2014 Alyssa Goeddel
† = first time donor *** = ASK Sponsor * = Deceased
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