Winter 2014
ESTO VIR A magazine for the Chaminade Family
The Red Army proudly supports a varsity soccer game with a Red, White and Blue theme. A baby-powder salute has become their trademark this year.
Vol. 1 No. 2
Kairos
A Personal Perspective - Steve Zaegel ’01
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have often pondered what I seek in this life. Do I seek things that are only considered to be about myself? Prestige? Wealth? Recognition? Or do I seek things that are part of a bigger picture and a greater wisdom? Salvation? God? Christian living? I had many questions about myself when I was a high school student at Chaminade, and still do at the age of thirty-two. I am a member of the Chaminade class of 2001, and many of my fondest memories at Chaminade surround friends and fellow classmates Jeff Dixon and Mitch Perry, great times spent running cross country and playing right field and pitcher on the baseball diamond, and my Kairos retreat experiences. By virtue of my parents, grandparents, and two older brothers, I always felt like I was raised well in the Catholic tradition, and that I understood all the basics of Catholic teachings. However, I still believe to this day that there was something missing: a heartfelt connection with God. Kairos uncovered within me a connection to God that I had never felt before. Prior to Kairos, the seven sacraments felt more like a routine whose only objective was to keep the Catholic Church operating. I thought they were pleasant symbols to keep Catholics in line with the Church and in good standing with God. But through my Kairos experiences I realized two very important truths: first, the sacraments are gifts from God to His children to reassure us that no matter what we are going through, God is in our corner and is always our loving advocate; and second, the sacraments provide the comfort of knowing that even though Jesus Christ is not walking among us as he did 2,000 years ago, God is always with us in an intimate fashion. I have attended five Chaminade Kairos retreats. I was a part of all three during my senior year – I was a retreatant in the fall Kairos, and on the team for the winter and spring retreats. I also returned to assist Mike Thro with the winter Kairos during my freshman year at college, and the spring Kairos in my senior year. A very logical question that I have often been asked is why I
took time out of my college life to lead my high school’s senior retreat twice? I did this because the Chaminade Family has done so much for me and my family academically, athletically, and most certainly spiritually. Before my first Kairos experience, I had zero enthusiasm for reading the Bible. I thought the Bible was boring, mundane, and repetitive. I learned very quickly and through the guidance of Fr. Ralph, Mike Thro, Pete Vlahutin, Tim Pendleton ’89, Phil Thornburg, and others, that the Bible is much more than a collection of writers offering their perspective and vision about God. I believe that the Bible is a story that shows the awesome power of God. It stirs a flurry of emotions when I read from the Gospels, St. Paul’s letters, and the Old Testament prophets. Sometimes I feel wonder and awe, sometimes I am petrified when I realize the intense power of God, and I also feel joy and comfort because I believe that God is always on my side, even though I do not deserve His love and forgiveness. Kairos taught me that. One more gift that Kairos gave me is that I am perfectly comfortable praying to God in solitude. Without going into specific details about the retreat experience, I can tell you that Kairos helped me see many unique ways to converse with God. I can speak my mind and heart to God, and I can also shut my mouth and simply feel God’s presence around me, which is itself a form of prayer to me. I can open up the Bible and pray to God regarding the contents of a particular reading, or I can pray one of many prayers that the Catholic Church has created for us to recite as a part of our daily/weekly devotion to God. I am, of course, very thankful for the six years I spent as a student at Chaminade, most especially for the many Kairos experiences that still to this day give me chills when I reflect on them. My journey with God will never be over, and my exploration of a stronger relation with God will never cease. I have Kairos to thank for that. Kairos started me on a path with God that is more valuable than I can ever put into words.
InKairos 2 This Issue... Principal’s Corner In Memoriam Future Red Devils A Busy Autumn A Jubilant Celebration Save the Date Service Trip to El Salvador School News Alumni News 2 - ESTO VIR
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Chaminade College Preparatory School, an independent, Catholic day and resident school, sponsored by the Marianist Province of the United States, is dedicated to cultivating the inherent gifts, skills and talents of young men in grades 6 through 12 so that they are prepared for success in college and life. This is accomplished through emphasis on the Five Characteristics of Catholic Marianist Education: Educating for Formation in Faith Providing an Integral, Quality Education Educating in Family Spirit Educating for Service, Justice and Peace Educating for Adaptation and Change
ESTO VIR is published four times per year by the Advancement Office. Submissions are encouraged. Articles and information are edited and printed as space allows. Chaminade College Preparatory School 425 S. Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63131-2729 314-692-6687, 877-ESTO VIR x1187 chaminade-stl.org kcarroll@chaminade-stl.com
12 Chaminade Sports The Power of Esto Vir 13 Experiential Education 14 The Financial Perspective 16 Fr. Dempsey’s 17 Profiles 18 Esto Vir Auction 20 President’s Report 21 Happy Holidays from Chaminade 52
Principal’s Corner A New Schedule
- Peter Vlahutin, Associate Principal for Student Development
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n the last issue of Esto Vir, Philip Rone mentioned some of the new initiatives happening at Chaminade, including our first major schedule change in sixteen school years. In that time, a number of significant changes to Chaminade’s physical and academic structure have occurred. At the same time, our mission was refocused around the Characteristics of Marianist Education (formally presented by the Society of Mary in 1996) and the three pillars formulated by Fr. Ralph as part of the strategic plan. Many physical changes have taken place Chaminade since 1998, including the addition of eight new tennis courts and paving over the old tennis courts, renovating Frische Hall from a Marianist Brothers residence to faculty offices and Campus Ministry, expanding the West Wing as dedicated Middle School classrooms, installing air conditioning in the Athletictron and Chaminade Hall, converting Montezuma Hall into the Resident Director’s residence, building the Skip Viragh Center for the Arts, and installing the synthetic turf field. Instructional changes during that same time have included the return of the sixth grade, the implementation of a 1:1 laptop program and installation of a fully wireless campus, the introduction of the House System as a vehicle for pastoral care, relationship building and leadership development, the expansion of the Experiential Education offerings to include class trips from sixth grade through junior year, the increase from 135 course offerings, with eighty-five electives, to over 160 courses with over 110 electives, more than doubling the AP courses available to students; and the addition of over sixty more classes offering Advanced College Credit and currently total over seventy. When the Academic Council approved the expansion of STEM courses in the Middle School, a schedule change was required. This offered the opportunity to adjust the daily schedule in light
of the many instructional changes that have happened since the last schedule change. Over the course of a year, Chaminade’s faculty and administration engaged in dialogue about the best elements of the previous schedule, the desired elements of a new schedule, and the various scheduling elements that educational research has proven successful in other schools. Serious, thoughtful, and prayerful discussions occurred amongst faculty, the Academic Council, and the Principal’s Council. All feedback was carefully compiled and considered by a steering committee who then worked with the Principal’s Council to establish the particulars of the new schedule and guidelines for new elements such as Academic Labs (called AcLab by the students), math labs and an activity period. The end result retained some of the best practices in the old schedule: rotating classes, block schedule, passing time unmarked by bells. It also included some new features: Academic Lab period for all students and an Esto Vir period for activities and academic assistance. This year’s schedule consists of five blocked periods each day. Each student has nine scheduled classes, most including at least one Academic Lab. During Academic Lab, students are able to work on assignments, seek assistance from available teachers, go to the Esto Vir Academic Resource Center, visit a teacher in math lab for assistance specifically in math, make an appointment with their college or guidance counselor, or make up work from an absence. The tenth block is reserved for Liturgical celebrations, House Meetings and activities, pep rallies, all-school assemblies, late starts and faculty professional development. If there are no scheduled activities, this period is utilized by the school community for club, team, and group meetings, Campus Ministry offers opportunities for prayer, speakers for various topics may be on campus, or students can take advantage of an additional AcLab.
The new schedule was designed with Chaminade’s three pillars (Character Formation, Academics, and Athletics & Activities) in mind. Formation events are more easily integrated into the new schedule utilizing the Esto Vir tenth block. The schedule is more open to allowing students to pursue multiple interests than in the past. For example, band students have more flexibility to also take a fine or dramatic art class. Students interested in taking ceramics for three years can also take the STEM sequence of classes. Those students who want to take a second science or math class junior or senior year also have more opportunities to do so. Students involved in after school athletics have time built in during Academic Lab to meet with teachers or seek assistance without being late to practice or having to get to school early. Clubs and activities are able to involve students who otherwise might not have participated since there is time during the school day for them to meet. In addition, several aspects of the school (such as counseling presentations, divisional meetings and some standardized testing), which previously used instructional time in required classes, have been moved to Esto Vir periods instead. Anticipated short-term impacts of the schedule include more regular completion of homework assignments through effective use of Academic Lab, an increase in clubs and activities involvement, and higher enrollment in junior and senior year elective courses. Desired long-term impacts include an increase in college-readiness skills, including time-management on the part of students and integrated cross-curricular pre-AP skills such as close reading, critical thinking, and reasoned analysis.
Our young men are pulled in so many different directions. The new schedule provides them with time built into the school day to receive additional help and instruction via their Academic Lab class. Equally important is the Esto Vir period, allowing students and staff to build the relationships necessary for students to feel they are part of the Chaminade experience, and that Chaminade is a part of them.
– Vince Viviano ’72, Counselor
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An Eventful Fall Season!
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his past October, the Chaminade Drama Department presented the all school musical “Man of LaMancha,” a musical based on the Cervantes’ classic book “Don Quixote,” a poignant story of a dying old man whose impossible dream takes over his mind. Over twenty Chaminade students and thirteen girls from local schools participated as either cast or crew.
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ext up will be the High School play, “The 39 Steps,” based on the original movie classic of the same title. This comedy turns the story upside down and packs the action with nonstop laughs, over 150 zany characters, an on-stage plane crash, handcuffs, missing fingers and some good old-fashioned romance. Performances are February 26-28 at 7 p.m. in the Little Theatre. Visit our website for tickets.
“Man of LaMancha,” October 16-18, 2014 The Eric Warren Quartet performed October 21, 2014 in the Rev. Ralph A. Siefert Auditorium
Chaminade Fashion Show, October 29, 2014
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Upcoming Events “Christmas Rocks” by Concert Ministries Inc. December 6, 3 p.m. & 7 p.m. CCP Winter Band Concert featuring the St. Louis Wind Symphony December 7, Concerts, 1 p.m. & 3 p.m. Art Show, 2 p.m. Winter Opera St. Louis – “The Wise Women” December 11, 8 p.m. CCP Winter Jazz Concert December 14, 3 p.m. Let it Be Christmas – A Rock Opera December 20 & 21, 7:30 p.m. Christmas Eve Mass December 24, Carols begin at 10:30 p.m. Mass, 11 p.m. 3rd Annual Martin Luther King Jazz Concert January 16, 7 p.m. Winter Opera St. Louis – L’Amico Fritz January 23, 8 p.m. & January 25, 3 p.m.
In Memoriam Mary Koeger June 18, 2013 Grandmother of Daniel J. Koeger ’03 John J. Koeger ’08 Andrew W. Koeger ’12 Kenneth W. Potempa ’58 July 30, 2013 Helen Urban December 24, 2013 Mother of Anthony T. Urban ’64 Ralph W. Kalish, Jr. May 4, 2014 Father of Graham W. Kalish (attended ’01-’03) A. Salvador Sansone July 14, 2014 Grandfather of Aaron Sansone ’91 Ben Sansone ’95 Michael Sansone ’97 Spencer Snodsmith ’14 Connor Snodsmith ’16 William A. Koeger August 14, 2014 Grandfather of Daniel J. Koeger ’03 John J. Koeger ’08 Andrew W. Koeger ’12 Robert J. Wisniewski (attended ’77-’78) August 27, 2014 Brother of Steven M. Wisniewski ’79 Uncle of Kyle B. Wisniewski ’06 Kevin C. Wisniewski ’07 Edward L. Wisniewski ’09 Chase H. Wisniewski ’13 Wade C. Abbadessa ’07 September 15, 2014 Brother of Drew E. Abbadessa ’03
James A. Callahan IV ’70 September 20, 2014 Brother of Patrick M. Callahan ’75 Uncle of Sean P. Callahan (attended ’95-’97) G. Marlene Crnko October 2, 2014 Mother-in-law of Jerome J. Grunzinger ’84 Grandmother of August A. Grunzinger (attended ’06-’10) Joseph M. Grunzinger ’15 Louis J. Huber ’55 October 7, 2014 W. James Enghauser October 17, 2014 Father-in-law of Michael Hackett ’76 Grandfather of Charlie Hackett ’12 James Hackett ’14 Daniel M. Rhoades ’43 October 31, 2014 Loretta M. Quint November 6, 2014 Mother of staff member Julie Quint
Michael J. O’Dea ’80 November 8, 2014 Brother of Robert M. O’Dea, Jr. ’69 Patrick W. O’Dea (attended ’67-’68) M. Constance Schwarze November 8, 2014 Mother of Martin W. Schwarze ’64 Robert F. Schwarze ’67 Daniel J. Schwarze ’76 Grandmother of Brian M. Schwarze (attended ’93-’96) William J. Schwarze ’11 Martin J. Schwarze ’14 Michael F. Schwarze ’14 John D. Schwarze ’16 Sean R. Glanvill ’13 November 10, 2014 Brother of Nicholas J. Glanvill (attended ’09-’12) Richard E. Hadley November 11, 2014 Husband of former employee Lorraine Hadley
in which all of Chaminade – faculty, students, coaches, and parents – were on-hand to share their Chaminade spirit. Thanks to all who made this event such a great success! The Admissions Office continues to host student visitors, or shadows, most school days for both high school and middle school. The students, teachers and classes make these authentic visits possible and rewarding to our visitors. If you know a prospective student who should come visit, please go to the Chaminade website under Admissions and fill out the “Refer A Family” form. In the months to come, the Admissions Office will be participating in the first-ever independent school assessment testing that helps measure Esto Vir qualities such as leadership, empathy, honesty, and integrity. Chaminade’s Director of Admission, Dianne Dunning-Gill, was
invited to join thirty-two other representatives from schools across the country to participate in the Non-Cognitive Skills Assessment Summit. As the only representative from a Midwest school, Dianne joined other admissions and administrative leaders in creating a format by which schools could help measure the above skills. This test will be used (along with traditional academic testing - SSAT-Secondary School Admissions Test) for admission. For Chaminade, this testing will further assist the Admissions Office in measuring the skills we value so deeply – the Esto Vir qualities of each prospective student. We are excited to continue being at the forefront of education not only in the classroom, but in our admissions practices. We are well on our way to filling up next year’s classes and welcoming an entirely new sixth grade class! Come join us!
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t’s been another busy fall in the Admissions Office! We kicked off the new school year with the inception of ESTO VIR Ambassadors, a hand-picked group of high school students who represent Chaminade at various admissions functions. The ESTO VIR Ambassadors have been hosting student visitors/shadows, and spoke at eight different High School Nights including one at Chaminade. We continue to receive excellent feedback as prospective families share how impressed they are with Chaminade students! Chaminade’s annual Open House was November 2. The ESTO VIR Ambassadors continued to shine serving as tour guides for visitors. In addition, Chaminade faculty and parents joined tours, adding their insight into the Chaminade experience. Chaminade saw 232 students, up from last year’s event. It was another excellent day
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A Busy Autumn Fall Events at Chaminade
House Competition October 6, 2014
Alumni Golf Classic Saturday, September 20, 2014 Norman K. Probstein Golf Course in Forest Park Congratulations to our winning foursomes (pictured) and the contest winners Closest to the Pin: Kyle Steinbecker ’85 Longest Drive: Travis Buckner ’02 50/50 ($253): Matt Lodes ’05
Flight A winning foursome Brian Kelley ’99, John Magner ’99, Brian Shelton ’99, Patrick Shuff ’99
Fathers’ Club Oktoberfest October 29, 2014
Welcome Chaminade Grandparents!
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randparents’ Day at Chaminade has become one of our most popular and well attended events. Held each fall, the day includes the celebration of Mass in the Viragh Center followed by breakfast served in Café Moe. The high school gathering took place in early October and the middle school enjoyed their special grandparent time in November. Record setting attendance at both events as well as the smiles on the faces of young and old alike, made it clear that it was a memorable day for all!
Flight B winning foursome Joe Bayer ’97, Joe Gerst ’96, Jim Marischen ’97, Dan Volansky ’96
Celebrate Chaminade October 10, 2014
Todd Callahan, Laura Janson, Tim Kelly ’83 and Joe Burris Class of ’54
Tim Boyle ’74, Ray Ruzicka ’73, Bob Albair ’69, Mike Ruzicka ’74, Dick Albair ’73, Ron Hobbs ’89, Jim Kahlmeyer ’52, Pete Knese ’60
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“Man of LaMancha” October 16-18, 2014
Mothers’ Club Fashion Show October 30, 2014
Fathers’ Club and Mothers’ Club presidents Tim Kelly ’83 and Lesa Keeven
Fall Classic BBQ September 12, 2014
Chaminade Alumni Business Network (CABN)
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ore than fifty were in attendance on October 9 as the Chaminade Alumni Business Network (CABN) presented a panel discussion titled St. Louis Regional Economic Outlook in the Skip Viragh Center for the Arts rotunda. Peter Sheahan ’82, the principal and owner of NAI Desco Commercial, served as moderator for the discussion. Panelists included Chris Chivetta ’80, principal at Hastings+Chivetta; Bill Corrigan ’77, partner at Armstrong Teasdale; Michael Gallagher, a
Chaminade past parent and managing director at Accenture; and Steve Smith ’74, founding principal and CEO at The Lawrence Group. The panelists tackled a range of issues facing the St. Louis region including a possible city/county merger, revitalizing neighborhoods, Lambert Airport, professional sports teams, as well as attracting and retaining companies in the business community.
Upcoming CABN Events: December 4; CABN Holiday Happy Hour 5:30 p.m., Chaminade atrium March 26; CABN Networking Event 7:30 a.m., Skip Viragh Center for the Arts May 14; CABN Networking Event 7:30 a.m., Skip Viragh Center for the Arts
Steve Smith ’74, Michael Gallagher, Chris Chivetta ’80, Peter Sheahan ’82, Bill Corrigan ’77
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A Jubilant Celebration
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ith more than 250 guests gathered, Rev. Ralph A. Siefert, S.M. celebrated fifty years as a Marianist priest at Our Lady of the Pillar Church on September 14. Following the Mass, a reception was held in Chaminade’s atrium and reunited members of the entire Chaminade Family – students, alumni, current and past parents, grandparents, co-workers, friends and special guests for a lovely afternoon honoring Fr. Ralph’s many years of service. In deep appreciation for Fr. Ralph’s dedication and devotion to Chaminade, a scholarship was established to recognize this milestone. The Vera Siefert Memorial Scholarship in Honor of Rev. Ralph A. Siefert, S.M. pays tribute to Fr. Ralph’s mother, and will provide much needed financial support for a deserving student. To date, the Siefert Scholarship has collected over $101,000 from generous alumni, friends, and families in gratitude for Fr. Ralph’s kindness, leadership and longevity at Chaminade College Preparatory School. If you would like to contribute to the Vera Siefert Scholarship, please send your contribution to Siefert Scholarship, c/o Chaminade, 425 S. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63131, or online at Chaminade-stl.org.
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Christmas Eve Mass, 11 p.m. Classes Resume McBride Throwback Night Alumni Board Meeting MLK Jazz Concert, 7 p.m. Fathers’ Club Lunch, noon Fr. Dempsey’s Bring Home the Bacon Blessed Chaminade Day Mass Mothers’ Club Moms’ Night Out
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First Friday Mass 7th & 8th Grade Mixer Chaminade Trivia Night, 7 p.m. Mothers’ Club Lunch Meeting Ash Wednesday Services Father-Son Banquet High School Show, “The 39 Steps,” 7 p.m. High School Show, “The 39 Steps,” 7 p.m.
2/28 High School Show, “The 39 Steps,” 7 p.m. 3/3 Junior Ring Day 3/3 Fathers’ Club Lunch, noon 3/5 Middle School Highlight Night 3/6 First Friday Mass 3/7 Esto Vir Auction 3/26 CABN 3/27 Mothers’ Club Morning of Reflection
Service Trip to El Salvador Reflections on a Summer Trip
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n June 2014, Chaminade Campus Ministry sent a group of nine Chaminade students and three teachers to serve alongside the people in San Salvador, El Salvador. Chaminade partnered with Project FIAT (Faith in Action Together) to complete several building projects and forge relationships with the poorest of the poor. Project FIAT was founded by the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus to give volunteers an opportunity to enter into the experiences and limiting circumstances with which thousands of El Salvador’s people live. In March and June of 2015, Chaminade’s Campus Ministry and Classical & Modern Language Departments will send two more Chaminade groups to El Salvador in hopes of continuing the Project FIAT mission. In the student/teacher reflections written below, you can see that this experience provided our Chaminade students with a greater understanding not only of the challenges and struggles that the people of El Salvador face on a daily basis, but also of the Characteristic of Marianist Education, “Educating for Service, Justice and Peace.
“Looking back on my week in El Salvador, I can honestly say that it was the single most fun and rewarding experience during my time at Chaminade. Not only did I learn about the people and the culture of El Salvador, but also about myself and my Chaminade brothers. I was immersed into a whole new world, but connected with the people of El Salvador in the same way I connect with the people from the United States. My time in El Salvador was one of the most important steps in my journey into manhood.” – Andrew Carey ’15 “Before I went, I only thought of the mission trip to El Salvador as a way to get service hours. That mentality went away almost immediately as I got off the bus arriving at the first project site. To say that the people in the small communities were welcoming is an understatement. They were the most grateful people I have ever met in my life. Even though there was a huge language barrier between us, the people still communicated how much we mean to them. I had full conversations with people without ever opening my mouth. The people of El Salvador have opened my eyes to a new world. They have allowed me to see what is really important in life and how to be happy. I have made lifelong friends through this trip and I look forward every day to going back next year.” – Edwin Henleben ’15 “This trip was my first: my first time to Central America, my first service trip, my first genuine experience of poverty. I was scared, I didn’t know what to expect. Part way through, I realized that when they told me I would get as much out of the experience as the people we were helping, they
were telling the truth. I moved outside my comfort zone and into the village of Las Delicias, and I was met by children who were excited for attention, and families grateful for the work we did for them. What I take away from this trip is more than service hours. I take away an experience where I built relationships with other human beings just as important as the retaining walls we built around their houses and schools.” – Noah Weeks ’15 “During my trip to El Salvador I observed some of the worst living conditions in the entire world. Though, even with the impoverished conditions of the country, I have never seen as much hope from a people as a whole. Every El Salvadorian we talked to loved his or her country and dreamed of a day when their people could live in prosperity. During my trip we stayed with Project FIAT which is in the middle of San Salvador, the capital city. The people who work with Project FIAT are some of the most interesting and caring people I have ever meet. Some of my favorite parts of the trip were playing fútbol with the kids, digging trenches for hours, and going to a Spanish Mass. I will remember my trip to El Salvador forever and hope to return some day.” – Thomas Gamma ’16 “My trip to El Salvador was a truly eye-opening experience. It is amazing how much we take for granted here in America and how fortunate we are. However, despite living in poverty, I witnessed El Salvadorian people who were extremely grateful with what they had and seemed to make the best of it. I can honestly say that this trip was one of the greatest experiences I have ever had and was something that I will never forget.” – Blaine Sinak ’16
“I specifically remember Friday, which was our second-to-last day in the country and our last day working in the area called Ciudad Arce. At the elementary school there we dug a deep, narrow, straight-walled ditch for a new retaining wall. That was where we got to know Don Miguel, the former seminarian who was forced to flee during the war and who sang songs of love and community to us. And that was also where the “maestro” of the school gratefully explained the importance of our labor. I always enjoyed the ditch digging we did there, but I also loved seeing the children, who climbed on the backs of our boys, played soccer with remarkable skill, and scattered when I offered them filthy hugs after five hours in the ditch. Their uniforms included white shirts and blue slack or skirts, and invariably shiny black shoes; as a result, these clean, well-dressed children offered a deep and interesting contrast to their surroundings. Though the school buildings were well maintained and tidy, they were also, by our standards, rather primitive, with their tin roofs and outhouses. Outside the classrooms lay dirt. The school also had a small garden, and at lunch the maestro sent five boys into it to keep it neat and orderly. They brought one rake and four machetes—a novel sight for us, to be sure. Sadly, the students were not at school on Friday, making our last day there seem incomplete. Still, we knew they would return the following week, and we hoped our gift of service would in some small way contribute to their futures.” – Mike Kelley, Chaminade Teacher
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School News Jeremy Schneider ’15 was recently named a National Merit Semifinalist. Jeremy scored in the top one percent of all students who took the PSAT last October. He will have the opportunity to continue in the competition for one of 8,000 National Merit Scholarships totaling nearly $35 million. Congratulations also to seniors Nathan Brickler, Andrew Rockamann, Robert Stoffa, and Aidan Welby on being named Commended Students in the National Merit Scholarship Program. They placed in the top two percent of participating students.
High School teacher Michael Corte and his wife, Elena, became first-time parents on October 23 with the birth of their little girl, Coralyn Sarrette.
Resident student Troy Choi ’15 received a perfect 800 on the math portion of the SAT. He is applying for early decision at Washington University.
LeRon Green ’16 (below center), Jack Brown ’16 (below right), and teacher Dan Stout (not pictured) were interviewed by Tim Lloyd of KWMU, the local NPR radio station, about how the recent events in Ferguson are being discussed at Chaminade. The discussions in Mr. Stout’s classroom were recorded and aired as a three-part series in October.
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Middle School teacher Dolores Perlow became a firsttime grandmother when her daughter and son-in-law, Caitlin and Matt, welcomed their daughter, Kira Rosemary, on October 23.
Congratulations to Matt Billings ’19 who earned membership in the St. Louis Metro District 8 Middle School Concert Band and to Christian Piccioni ’19 who earned membership in the St. Louis Metro District 8 Middle School Concert Band and Jazz Band at auditions on Saturday. The groups will perform here at Chaminade on November 23
Teacher Dr. Jack Wilson recently announced the publication of his latest novel. The Bastard of Glastonbury, a historical novel, tells the story of Thomas, a young monk surrendered to the brothers at a young age, whose life is threatened by ambitious men seeking political and economic gain in the new English regime. Thomas, with the help of an older couple and a troubled young woman, escapes the abbey just as his enemy discovers his identity. Hoping to get Thomas on a boat to France as soon as possible, his protectors rush him to London only to be overtaken by his enemies at the last moment before departure. A vicious fight ensues on the dark wharfs of the Thames River, and their escape comes at a heavy price. Currently the book is available as an e-book for Kindle and on iBooks and Smashwords.
Five middle school golfers, Riley Burns ’20, Alec Growe ’20, Jimmy McLaughlin ’19, Owen Rohm ’19, and Andrew Strand ’19 advanced to play in the PGA Regional Championship in September at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. The All-Star team, comprised of players from four gateway teams, competed and won their qualifying match on August 9 to advance to the sectional championships. They also won sectionals, which were held at Pheasant Run Golf Course on August 23, thus qualifying for the regional championships in Oklahoma City where they played for a spot in the National Jr. PGA tournament in Atlanta. The boys finished third in the regional competition.
Learning consultant Tony DiSalvo married Whitney Gerkin on August 29.
Crimson Callahan ’17 and Colin Stolze ’18 were selected to represent the Metropolitan Amateur Golf Association (“MAGA”) for the 2014 Mid-America Junior Cup Team. They have been identified by the association for their exemplary play, sportsmanship and leadership in the 2014 season. The two are part of a foursome who represented MAGA against the Kansas City Golf Association in October at Fox Run Golf Club. The Mid-America Junior Cup is a unique event created by MAGA and KCGA for the top junior golfers in their respective areas. The goal for the event is to foster team camaraderie with local competitors, develop relationships with other top golfers from the region and, most of all, have fun!
Chaminade recently installed the House Cabinet in the atrium. The cabinet will be home to the House Cup, and will recognize the deans and captains from each of the five houses. This gift was a result of the Class of 2014’s generosity.
Alumni News CCP teachers David McCoy ’86 (left) and Andrew Schmitt ’95 (right) along with Campus Minister Matt Dailey took vows as Lay Marianists before the student body at the opening of the school year liturgy in September. They made a public commitment to live for the next year as part of the Marianist Family. The commitment includes regular faith sharing and working at making the Chaminade’s mission a reality in their daily lives.
Rick Zerr ’67 was recently chosen as a Special Judge on the Missouri Supreme Court. He sat with the court on November 5 by special designation and in place of Judge Zel Fischer. Since 2011, Rick has been presiding judge of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit for St. Charles County.
Tom Bander ’98 and his wife, Cindy, adopted their son, Oliver Michael, on September 23. Oliver was born September 12 and is their first child.
Chris Marsek ’98, his wife, Ai Lien, and their son, Eric, welcomed Andrew to the family on September 20. Chris is a social studies and ESL teacher and tennis and wrestling coach at CCP.
Che-Hung Su ’12 was recently featured in a Michigan State University news article about the increased number of international students on college campuses and the challenges universities are facing as they try to help these students make the adjustment to life in the U.S. Wes Clayton ’97 and his business partner, Chaminade parent Brian Nottingham, recently sold their firm, ShipWorks, to Stamps.com for $22 million. They founded the company shortly after they graduated from SLU. ShipWorks will operate as an independent, wholly owned subsidiary and Wes and Brian will remain as the co-general manager and chief operating officer, and co-general manager and chief technology officer, respectively. Brian’s son, Cameron, is a sophomore at Chaminade.
Tom Barlow ’14 was named to the Big Ten All-Freshman soccer team for his efforts with the University of Wisconsin Badgers. Tom scored five goals on the season and shared the team’s scoring lead with another freshman. Additionally, Tom was ranked 58 in the top 100 freshman in the country in a ranking recently released by Top Drawer Soccer.
David Kedney ’00 and his wife, Michelle, proudly announce the birth of their second daughter, Delaney Eve, on October 18. Delaney joins big sister, Madelyn, in the family.
David Gilbert ’07 was named a 20 Under 40 by the Quincy Herald-Whig newspaper. He is currently a district executive with the Boy Scouts of America and is based in Quincy, Illinois.
Jean Kaesberg and Frank Bennett ’01 were married on September 26, 2014. Frank is a math teacher and the varsity basketball coach at Chaminade.
Michael Hyde ’08 was the featured cover story of the September/October Catholic St. Louis magazine. Michael has been volunteering with FrancisCorps for the last two years, after graduating from the University of Dayton with a degree in religious studies. The magazine can be found online at faithdigital.org/StLouis/STL0914/.
While he’s been on sabbatical in Chicago, Fr. Ralph caught up with Grant Byrne ’14 (left) and Spencer Byrne ’12 at a University of Chicago football game against Beloit College. Spencer, #25, is a defensive back and on special teams. Grant, #20, is a wide receiver.
Thomas Martin ’14 kicked a game-winning 31-yard field goal as time expired and Lafayette College rallied to beat Colgate University 19-16 on November 15.
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Chaminade Sports Swimmers Go to State
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ongratulations to the Chaminade Swim Team who finished thirteent overall at the MSHSAA State Swim Meet on November 7 and 8.
Individual Results: • T.J. Halliburton ’17 placed second in 100m back (51.75) and ninth in 100m butterfly (52.40). • Jesse Jo ’16 finished fourth in 100m breaststroke (58.91) and set a new school record in the event.
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istrict Championship win against SLUH, 3-2. Sectional win against Vianney, 2-0. Quarterfinal win against Mehlville at home, 3-1. Then across the state for the big games held at Blue Spring South High School. A semifinal win against rival Rockhurst, 4-0. The championship game and a heartbreaking loss at the hands of Lee’s Summit, 0-1. Chaminade’s soccer team was strong and held the opposition a tie score of 0-0 through regulation and double overtime. The penalty kick shootout was what it took to end ninety minutes of play. Chaminade made four out of five penalty kicks, to Lee’s Summit’s five out of five. It was a disappointing end to a strong season. But the players can be very proud of their efforts on the field.
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he 2014-2015 Chaminade Basketball team returns a large portion of last year’s roster. Trey Collins and Connor Schumacher are this squad’s seniors who will bring consistent hard work, toughness and leadership to the team. Having been through three years of Chaminade basketball, they are anxious to lead by example. The seniors are followed by a very talented group of juniors. Jayson Tatum headlines this junior class averaging 26 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 blocks per game last year. He is followed by Mike Lewis, who averaged 10 points per game, shooting 51% from the three point line. Next, Tyler Cook returns from a 10 points and 7 rebound per game contribution last year. On the defensive end, this year’s team also returns Will Gladson, Taylor Jefferies and Reggie Crawford. Will Gladson brings a defensive presence around the basket, rebounding, ability to shoot the basketball as well as strong leadership ability. This, coupled with his work ethic, will be greatly utilized this upcoming season. At the guard position Chaminade has two hardnosed, tough players in TJ Jefferies and Reggie Crawford, who both also play for Chaminade’s football team. TJ will be relied upon to be a
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• Michael Nester ’16 finished sixteenth in 500m freestyle (4:57.08) and sixteenth in 100m back (56.14). • The Medley Relay Team of Chuck McKee ’15, Michael Nester ’16, T.J. Halliburton ’17 and Jesse Jo ’16 finished eleventh.
defensive-minded point guard, who can also create for other players, knock down shots as well as providing on the court leadership. Similar to TJ, Reggie Crawford will bring his aggressive defensive mindset to the court which will bring a defensive presence to the Chaminade backcourt. Along with this, Reggie has the proven ability to knock down shots, create for him or others and tirelessly rebound on both ends of the court. In addition to this year’s returners, Chaminade welcomes new additions who look to contribute to the 2014-2015 basketball season. Roderick Campbell brings another tough, defensive-minded guard with the ability to make plays. Jacob Stoecklin is a knock down shooter who can also create opportunities to score for the team. On the interior, Isaac Olson and David Hermeling bring a relentless ability to defend as well toughness on the defensive end. Rounding out this year’s roster is Jericole Hellems. Only a freshman, Jericole is a very versatile player who can play on the perimeter as well underneath the basket. With his ability to slash, rebound and defend, he will be another player looking to contribute in a major way this upcoming season. Frank Bennett ’01, Head Coach
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n October 29, the Edmonds, McKernan & Moe Show broadcast from Chaminade. While on air, the team interviewed members of the varsity basketball team.
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he Chaminade Wrestling Team is looking forward to what will hopefully be one of our most successful years in the history of the program. Three returning state qualifiers lead the way for the Red Devils: Buddy Conley ’15, Cramon Mays ’15, and Zack Wilhelm ’15. With the acquisition of new wrestling mats and several returning, quality wrestlers, the players and coaching staff are optimistic for a successful season this winter. The highlights will surely be centered around the Red Devil Duals (December 20, at Chaminade), the St. Charles Tournament (January 16 and 17), JV MCC Tournament (January 31, hosted by Chaminade) and a big Home Tri-Meet with Desmet and CBC (February 3). Alex Borje ’07, Assistant Coach
The Power of Esto Vir David Bader ’15, November 17, 2014
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s a prelude to the article here, I’d like to thank from the bottom of my heart everyone who went out to Kansas City or took part in the soccer state games. Whether it was the players themselves, the fans watching online, those who made the trek out to KC, or the Red Army itself, thank you so much. Thank you, seniors. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Now, to continue on. The phrase “Esto Vir” seems to be draped all around our school. Whether it’s on advertisements, painted on the wall, or displayed in our school seal, a person can’t go very far on the Chaminade campus without seeing “Esto Vir,” which means “be a man.” To an outsider, the phrase could be misconstrued as propaganda. It could be seen as a cheap admissions gimmick. And, though I heard the phrase uttered in almost every tour at Open House, an outsider might see our motto as nothing of real importance. However, the truth is the exact opposite. The spirit of Esto Vir permeates the Chaminade campus. To a person who truly knows the school, the motto represents who we are as a Chaminade Family. We are brothers, plain and simple. We look out for each other, we support each other, and, if I may be so bold, I believe we love each other as well. This family spirit is unique to Chaminade and is something to be cherished immensely. Very few, if any other places foster the special kind of bonds that Chaminade does, and no other place produces the special type of men that Chaminade does. This was absolutely clear to me that Saturday night, November 15, a night which was one of the proudest moments I’ve ever had at Chaminade. What truly shined brightly that night was not the final score on the board. Rather, it was the undeniable sense of fraternity, brotherhood, and sportsmanship that the men of Chaminade displayed. The very first sign which showed how superb the Chaminade Family is would be the sheer number of people who took the time to drive four hours to Kansas City. Lee’s Summit didn’t
even have a student section. They had nothing. Chaminade, on the other hand, had the entire Red Army there, dressed in full red gear. There were even many parents and alumni in attendance from Chaminade. This is but the first in a long list of examples of the great nature of Chaminade and our motto “Esto Vir.” We came out to Kansas City to support our brothers, period. The second sign of the power of Esto Vir was an easy one to see: the rowdiness of the Red Army. Even the frigid cold of the snow did not stop the Red Army. Rather, we donned all kinds of winter gear to combat the cold and to support our brothers. And, even after standing in the cold for hours with the score tied, the Red Army’s enthusiasm never waned; it never faltered. It never faltered because we had a reason to be there. We hadn’t driven four hours for the hell of it. We had driven to support our fellow men, our brothers, in a very important time. We were living Esto Vir. However, all of this is minimal in light of something else: how the men of Chaminade are truly good men. Even after losing the game in penalty kicks, no one from the Red Army left, not one. Let me tell you, lesser men would have left. Lesser men would have said, “THOSE soccer players let us down. THEY were supposed to win for the school. THEY failed us; WE are leaving.” But, that didn’t happen. Rather, the Red Army waited, patiently, through the awards process and through the handing out of the medals, in order to storm the field. Because, even though we had lost that particular game, it wasn’t just about the game. It was about charging onto the field to send a clear message to our soccer team: “We are one with you. We are here to comfort you. We are your brothers.” And, so, the Red Army waited to be with the team, to run up to them, to hug them, to talk to them, and to comfort them. This shows the true caliber of men we produce here at Chaminade. Other men would have left the stadium, angry and bitter, cursing our team for losing. At Chaminade, we don’t. At Chaminade, we truly embrace the power of “Esto Vir,” and we show what it truly means to be a man. We didn’t leave the stadium. We stood and stayed, waiting to greet our brothers from the field. But the Red Army was not allowed to storm the field. Rather, we were instructed to wait in the parking lot for our brothers to exit the field. And so, we waited. We waited outside the gate of the stadium for minutes, still cold, all in order to see our Chaminade brothers. At one point, the Red
Army began to chant “let us in” which was heard by the soccer team as a clear message that we were there. After waiting for what seemed like an agonizingly long amount of time, the soccer players exited the field, and the Red Army split it half to form a tunnel for the players to walk through. And, even as the tears rolled from the eyes of the soccer players, the Red Army remained standing as a tunnel offering claps, smiles, encouragements, and hugs to our brothers. I overheard Coach Gauvain say, “You guys are the best fans in the state.” It was only after the whole soccer team had exited the field and walked through the tear filled tunnel of red did the Red Army begin to peacefully walk back to our cars to make the long trip home. Lesser men wouldn’t have done any of this. Lesser men would have stormed out of the stadium and left their players for dead. But, here at Chaminade, we’re different. We believe in “Esto Vir.” We believe that it is our duty to wait until we can meet our team, to comfort our team, to celebrate with our team, and even to cry with our team. Furthermore, the Red Army left without destroying any property out of anger, as some lesser men would have done. That is because lesser men don’t live by the standards of Esto Vir, as we do. It was during the time I stood with our man-made tunnel that I realized how proud I was of Chaminade. I know it seems odd to be proud after a loss, but I was. The citizenship, the sportsmanship, the brotherhood, and the solidarity demonstrated by the Red Army in Kansas City created the proudest moment I have ever had at Chaminade. Regardless of the score, regardless of the game, what the Red Army did in Kansas City over the weekend shows how powerful living Esto Vir can be. At Chaminade, we’re not just throwing around the phrase “Esto Vir” for fun. I can tell you it’s not a marketing gimmick. It’s not an admissions gimmick. The purpose of creating true men at Chaminade and the brotherhood at Chaminade are absolutes, unquestionably. Thus, those who were in the game, those who went to the game, those in the Red Army, and the leaders of the Red Army deserve the highest level of praise I can give. You have my deepest gratitude. You have my highest praise. It was an honor to be part of the Red Army, and it is an honor to be a part of Chaminade in general. Our institution truly shapes young boys into men, through Esto Vir, a truth which was very clearly seen in Kansas City over the weekend. Thank you, Chaminade. Thank you, Red Army. Thank you, soccer players. Thank you, seniors. Without you, this would not have been possible. Thank you for understanding the power of Esto Vir. Thank you for living Esto Vir. Thank you for being true men. ESTO VIR - 13
Experiential Education
Making the Most of This Great Big World
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haminade offers its students worlds of opportunity to learn in creative, interactive ways by venturing outside of the classroom. Our Experiential Education Programs give the young men of each grade level the chance to travel across the country, or even the world, and have hands-on instruction in topics that apply directly to their classroom curriculum. The Seventh, Eighth, Freshmen, and Sophomore trips are recapped below.
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he seventh grade experiential educational trip to Chicago plays off the sixth grade trip to the Tetons. While the sixth graders experience the great outdoors and their trip has a rural theme, the seventh graders hit the big city and experience urban life. The trip provides independence from home, opportunities for students to grow as individuals, along with developing as gentlemen. Both trips include memories that will stay with the students for a lifetime. Along with the development of the young men, the trip also reinforces the Characteristics of Marianist Education, specifically Quality Education, Family Spirit and Formation in Faith. In seventh grade Geography classes, several geographical themes are taught including movement, place, and human-environment interaction. Experiencing life and history outside of their community really drives home these concepts. Health Science offers morning runs and emphasizes use of the pedometer to determine the exercise value of the trip. And students devel-
students learned a little Chicago history while viewing the architecture of the buildings. They ventured to the Museum of Science and Industry and journeyed inside a coal mine, walked thru a World War II German submarine, had a hands-on experience with storms and natural disasters, studied the timeline of humans, saw the importance of farms, and sat inside a real combine.
They shopped and ate dinner at Navy Pier, the most popular place in Chicago, saw Soldier Field, the home of the Bears, and walked to the Field Museum to see one of the largest and most intact T-Rex dinosaurs, Sue. At Shedd Aquarium, the boys experienced the unique aspects of water worlds found around the globe. Fr. Ralph joined the group one evening for Chicago deep-dish pizza before an entertaining Blue Man Group show. The trip finished with a stop in Springfield, Illinois, to tour the Lincoln Library Museum and Old Capital building to get a better understanding of our government and a difficult era of U.S. history.
Eighth Grade - Iowa op an appreciation of the arts while watching the Blue Man Group and dining at Medieval Times. Family Spirit is more communal. Students grow as individuals while also learning to get along with others. Spending five hours on a bus and rooming with three other students in a hotel room for a week provide unique experiences for personal growth. Looking out for others and aiding a friend in need are life skills that will enhance a student’s character growth. Formation in Faith is an important aspect of everything we do at Chaminade. Daily prayer was a part of the Chicago trip. Students gave thanks to God for all He provides, for the opportunities they enjoy that others may not have, for the relationships with friends and faculty, and for the wisdom to use our skills for the greater good. The students also celebrated Mass at Holy Name Cathedral before a brief tour of the building. It was a busy three days starting with a double-decker bus tour of the city where the 14 - ESTO VIR
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n conjunction with both the science and social studies focus on American agriculture, eighth graders have the opportunity to visit one of our country’s most important agricultural centers. During this experience, they see first-hand why farming communities are so valuable to the economic welfare of the United States. During the first week of October, about half the class participated in the annual Agricultural Experience. Their travel included a stop at the
Field of Dreams movie site where they enjoyed playing on the field and exploring the corn around the perimeter. From there they went to the John Deere Tractor factory in Waterloo to tour the massive facility and watch the workers assemble the big green tractors. Their final stop that first day was one of the fields of a local farmer. He demonstrated how he harvests soybeans and answered a number of questions about his occupation, and agriculture in general. On the second day, they visited Iowa State University. The students toured the Meat Science Department and learned the importance of this area of study. They saw the various laboratories where ISU students conduct the kind of research which will eventually impact the way our food is prepared and preserved. In addition, the students took a campus tour. Special focus was given to the Agricultural Sciences, Horticulture, and Animal Science Departments. At a stop at the ISU Dairy Farm, they watched workers clean and milk the cows. They followed the milk through the processing machines and into the holding tanks and visited the cow barns to see the various ages of the cows, from three months to many years old. The last stop of the busy second day was a trip back into farming history at Living History Farms in Des Moines. Led around the 1900s farm by four interpreters, the students learned what life would have been like on a farm at the turn of the last century. To round out the experience, they went further back in time at the 1850s era town of Walnut Grove. There interpreters showed them how a number of different artisans worked on the frontier. On the final day of the experience, the students and faculty stopped at the Amana Colonies. The Colonies have been a part of the Iowa prairie for over 150 years, and the seven villages of the Amana Colonies offer a unique history and culture found nowhere else in the world. It’s an experience unique to middle-America. Learning about a vital piece of American industry that is so close to home is an eye-opening event for our young men. The eighth grade students also have an opportunity to participate in a small exchange with a
brother school in England and a trip to our nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., in the spring.
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he University of Dayton hosted the freshmen Physics of Flight trip November 4 – 7, challenging them to recreate the achievements of the Wright Brothers and introducing them to drones, vibrant virtual worlds, and experimental research. Beginning with lab and campus tours on Wednesday, students saw equipment being used to push the envelope in the medical fields of cryostasis and extreme resus-
The school tradition of First Friday Mass preceded departure for St. Louis and several students won “mad U of D swag” for their performance in competitions held throughout the week.
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T citation, then fought vertigo in the latest virtual reality worlds, courtesy of the Oculus Rift. Chaminade physics teachers Sudesh Shah and Mike Johns assisted Dr. Todd Smith in explaining the concepts of drag, lift, and aerodynamic design, as students raced to create the farthest-flying paper plane and airfoil with greatest lift. An afternoon visit to historic Carillon Park, workplace of the Wright Brothers, had students considering the far-reaching consequences of the brothers’ now seemingly simple accomplishment. The evening culminated in the nighttime flight of a drone operated via infrared camera and headset-mounted display and being buzzed by another drone that could be concealed in the palm of a hand. Thursday’s visit to the US Air Force Museum gave students the opportunity to walk through the bomb bays of aircraft from several eras, take a tour of Air Force One, scrutinize the inner
workings of intercontinental ballistic missiles and spacecraft alike, and “fly” military training simulators. Through countless spins and complete rolls, Chaminade’s young men proved their intestinal fortitude. That evening, Family Spirit was evident at local legend “Marion’s Piazza”, as the group shared food and bussed their own tables, much to the appreciation of busy staff.
he sophomore experiential learning trip, the Road to Freedom, was a great success. The trip, coordinated by Mr. Eric Burdge, was designed to focus on several academic subjects in new and different ways. While the basic framework for the Road to Freedom experience centers around the Civil Rights Movement, it also touched upon the areas of social studies, theology, English, science, STEM, and fine arts. In addition to the academic aims of the experiential learning experience, the trip provides an opportunity for students to bond with their classmates and teachers in unique settings beyond the classroom walls. s The sophomores’ first day in Cincinnati began with a visit to the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. The museum’s highlights included a reconstructed slave pen which housed thousands of slaves, forty at a time, as they awaited a 750 mile march to be sold, a twopart video presentation of a slave’s harrowing journey across the Ohio River and two of the important stops in the area of the Underground Railroad, a large exhibit chronicling the history of slavery in the Americas, two huge murals detailing the journey to freedom in quilt form, and an exhibit that focused on the instances of slavery in the present day. That afternoon, the class traveled to nearby Ripley, Ohio, home of two important stops on the Underground Railroad. Near the shore was the house of John Parker, a successful business owner and former slave. Parker risked his life to
help runaway slave cross the Ohio and continue on their way. Their way included a run up the hill to the house of abolitionist John Rankin. Reverend Rankin and his family fed, clothed, and hid runaways in their barn before sending them to the next stop on the Underground Railroad. The afternoon ended with a pit stop at Ripley’s Rockin’ Robin’s Soda Shoppe where Mr. Rone spoke of the significance of Abraham Lincoln’s Cooper’s Union speech. The evening activity was a riverboat cruise on the Ohio River that featured good food, trivia, and night-time views of both the Ohio and Kentucky shoreline. Thursday’s agenda began with a stop at Cincinnati’s Museum of Natural History and Science. Here groups of students made four stops. One stop was a series of lab experiments about the forces of nature such as tornados, earthquakes, and tsunamis. The IMAX movie “Forces of Nature” provided an up-close view of the power of the Earth. A hands-on chemistry lab featured interesting chemical reactions and a controlled explosion. The final stop was a self-guided tour of the Natural History and Science portion of the museum that featured a recreated limestone cave and a massive dinosaur skeleton. The remainder of the day the group travelled to Memphis, Tennessee. On the final day of the excursion, the sophomores visited the Lorraine Hotel, the site of the assassination of Martin Luther King and now the home of the National Civil Rights Museum. The museum’s mission is to chronicle “key episodes of the American civil rights movement and the legacy of this movement to inspire participation in civil and human rights efforts globally, through our collections, exhibitions, and educational programs.” The museum and its docents provided an interactive program for student learning and an opportunity to experience the struggle for civil rights. Students had an opportunity to board a bus similar to the one in which Rosa Parks’ actions prompted the year-long bus strike in the South. They could sit at a counter where college students were refused service because of the color of their skin. A highlight of the museum was seeing the room where Martin Luther King spent his last night, viewing the spot on the balcony where he was shot, and looking through the window from where the assassin pulled the trigger. The visit to this museum was a powerful experience. Before departing for home, Central Barbeque provided a taste of Memphis to satiate the young men of Chaminade before the final leg home. Pulled pork, chicken, and baked beans filled stomachs and satisfied taste buds to help end the trip on a high note. The sophomore entry into experiential learning provided students with a number of unique experiences to learn about history and bond with their classmates.
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The Financial Perspective Supporting Chaminade
The Challenge of Paying Tuition
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n these sometimes difficult economic times, the administration understands the challenges that many Chaminade families are facing. We make a very conscious effort to keep tuition increases at a minimum and to offer families financial assistance that will enable a student to attend CCP. Families are encouraged to contact our Business Office about the necessary steps to apply for need-based financial assistance. In addition to financial aid, scholarships are offered to many students. There are Academic Scholarships that are especially aimed at a prospective Chaminade student. If a student has at least an A- average at his current school in core classes (English, Math and Science) and also has at least a 93 on a national standardized test, they are eligible for an academic scholarship. These scholarships range from $1,000 to $7,000 and are renewable every year at Chaminade with a maintained minimum A- average.
Once a student is enrolled at Chaminade, they will also be considered for one of sixty-six Endowment Scholarships. This year, 118 students received scholarships in excess of $323,000. These scholarships, with parameters set by the benefactors, are valued anywhere from $600 to full tuition. So who’s eligible for those scholarships? They may be offered to students who excel in a particular area such as art or architecture. One is designated specifically for a student who is an Eagle Scout, and another is for a student with a military parent. Many scholarships are renewable, but many are also only for one year or division. The best part? All students are considered for the Endowed Scholarships and there is no application process to complete. One of the biggest sources for financial aid is the Chaminade Fund. The money raised through the annual campaign is directed to the operating budget, helping to cover a range of needs
including financial aid, enrichment programs, and every day school expenses. Last year, the Chaminade Fund raised nearly $461,000 – all gifts from our parents, alumni, employees, grandparents, alumni parents, and our many caring friends. Currently, the Chaminade Fund has achieved over 32% of the 2014-2015 goal of $478,000. You can help! Chaminade Fund gifts can be made until the end of the fiscal year on June 30. We are so excited to tell you that the Chaminade Fund is also supported by 100% of the school’s employees! The Board of Trustees and the Alumni Board of Directors are quickly increasing their participation goals as well. We know that not everyone is in a position to make a large gift annually. A gift of any size is most welcome and will help us reach our overall goal.
How Can I Help? Lower Your Taxes With Year-End Giving
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s you consider your year-end tax planning, we hope you will consider making good use of the income tax charitable deduction option. Your 2014 year-end gift can significantly reduce your income taxes, while providing meaningful support for Chaminade. The charitable gifts you make now could leave you much better off come April 15. The actual tax benefit depends on your tax bracket. Please consult with your tax advisors on the impact of your gift, and keep in mind too that in this unpredictable economy future gifts may not provide the same tax savings.
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If you itemize, you can lower your taxes by simply writing Chaminade a check by December 31. Make sure your envelope is postmarked by that date so that your gift will qualify. Credit card donations must be charged by midnight on December 31, according to IRS regulations to count towards the 2014 tax year. Giving is, of course, much more than tax brackets and charitable contributions. Your gift to Chaminade makes an important difference in what we are able to accomplish. Please call or email director of development Jan Hamilton if you have any questions on how to make your gift, 314-692-6652 or jhamilton@chaminade-stl. com.
Matching Gifts Double the Impact of Your Gift
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ou can make your gift go even further! Many local companies such as Boeing, Emerson, IBM, Monsanto, and AnheuserBusch/InBev participate in gift matching programs. To find out if your company has a matching gift policy, please contact your Human Resources Department. If your company participates, it’s as simple as completing short paperwork or online form and sending Chaminade a gift. And we’ll do the rest. Last year, Chaminade was the recipient of almost $24,000 in matching funds. We are most grateful to you and your employer for your generosity!
Fr. Dempsey’s
A Partnership of Love and Respect David McCoy ’86, Dolores Perlow, and Peggy Pothwere the regulars for the first couple of years, and were joined by other teachers including Mike Massa ’83 and Sue Kerr, when their schedules allowed. After a few years, it was clear that Saturday dinner just wasn’t enough. Students wanted more opportunities to serve the men of Fr. Dempsey’s! When they were seniors, Sito Sasieta ’10 and John Part of the Saturday morning crew: Alex Hammel ’15, Dylan Long ’15, Dave McCoy ’86, Fernandez ’10 asked to start a David Kapatsa ’16 and Brendan Thro ’15 breakfast program. The year previous, Sito participated in Chaminade’s Australian ducating for Service, Justice and Peace is Exchange program with our brother school, St. one of the five Characteristics of Marianist Gregory Terrace in Brisbane. He experienced Education, Chaminade’s guiding principles. their “Big Brekki” program and wanted ChamiTo fulfill our mission, we carry out Mary’s words nade to have something similar. With help from to the disciples, “Do whatever He tells you.” Campus Ministry and Dave McCoy, the Breakfast Campus Ministry asks all students to be stewards Club was started. Now, Chaminade provides in this spirit. Students in all divisions provide service to community organizations and many individuals around town and across the country. Last school year, students performed over 17,000 hours of community service! Fr. Dempsey’s Charities provides safe, transitional housing and a fresh start to men in need. The charity opened in 1906 and today they can serve up to sixty residents, providing them with daily sustenance, assistance finding a job, obtaining medical treatments and accessing any available government benefits. In the fall of 2007, the O’Donnell and Gray - Tim Pendleton ’89, teacher and volunteer House Deans saw this as a great opportunity
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“Fr. Dempsey’s provides me an opportunity to serve with my family. Bringing along my Faith Sharing Group has allowed us to put our faith in action.”
to help the community and teach the boys the value of sharing food and fellowship with those less fortunate. Chaminade connected with Fr. Dempsey’s Charities to provide a home cooked, hot meal for the men who reside at the home every Saturday. Faculty and students would meet at Fr. Dempsey’s to prepare and serve a great meal. Many faculty took turns meeting their students.
three meals each weekend for the men: Saturday breakfast, Saturday dinner and Sunday breakfast. Over the years, Kyle Buschkoetter ’11, Matthew Gauvain ’12, Craig Buschkoetter ’13 and Gary Cunningham ’14 have been some of the strongest senior leaders. Today, they’re joined by Paul Eppy ’15, Dylan Long ’15, Brendan Thro ’15, and J.P. Winkler ’16 and additional faculty members Joe Morgan, Chris Salaveria, Chris Shaver, and Michael Thro. They learned quickly the benefits of combining food and fellowship. Students’ partnerships with Fr. Dempsey’s residents quickly become lasting friendships, as the boys sit with the men at breakfast and talk about sports and life. Supporting the charity has become a schoolwide activity. During the course of the year, Kevin Becvar and the rest of Campus Ministry host three “Bring Home the Bacon” food drives to stock the kitchens at Fr. Dempsey’s for the weekend breakfasts. Students donate baking mixes, bacon, frozen orange juice and other staples for the pantry. Donated money is used to purchase fresh eggs and milk. The Saturday dinner that started it all has become a family stewardship opportunity.
Families sign up through Chaminade’s website to provide fresh, hot dinners. The residents have formed relationships with the “regular” families. Their bonds make graduation both a proud and a sad time for the men, just as it is for the parents. Saturday breakfast continues to be senior led. They meet and lead members of their mentor groups in the morning preparations and, as importantly, in the fellowship with the residents. However, there are still the regulars who spend two or three Saturdays a month with the men. Sunday morning breakfast is now led by Dietrich Smith, Chaminade’s director of diversity. He has created a great opportunity for many of Chaminade’s resident students to get involved in the Fr. Dempsey’s program. Sports teams like football, basketball, and soccer have also shared in the program, building their team dynamics while helping a group of people start the day with a good meal. And it’s not just food. Starting two years ago, Chaminade provides Christmas gifts for the men through the school’s annual Sharing and Caring Drive. The program has transformed from providing a hot meal, to one of mutual love and respect. The entire Chaminade community has created a lasting relationship with the men. For more information on Fr. Dempsey’s, go online to archstl.org/fatherdempseyscharities. If you would like to get involved in Chaminade’s program, contact David McCoy ’86, dmccoy@ chaminade-stl.com.
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Profiles
Getting to Know the Chaminade Family Tim Kelly ’83, Fathers’ Club President
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im Kelly is a likeable guy. He was born with a twinkle in his eye, one of four Kelly brothers to graduate from Chaminade. Charming in a way that comes naturally, he doesn’t know a stranger. Tim graduated from Chaminade in 1983, after beginning in seventh grade.“I had many great friends during my years at Chaminade. I’m proud to say I knew everyone in my class. I didn’t just know their names, I actually knew them.” Not surprisingly, Tim is currently serving his second term at Fathers’ Club President. He enjoys meeting new families, always taking time to strike up a conversation. As parents to four boys whose ages range from thirteen to twenty-one, Tim and his wife, Donna, could write a parenting book. We all love a good story. Often the difference between a good story and a great story is the storyteller. Tim is a gifted storyteller. His smooth, honeyed voice is unmistakable. His timing and delivery are impeccable. In fact, he was the voice of ‘the Phonathon is coming’ earlier
this year. He honed some of his communication skills while working on the Cardinal and White newspaper at Chaminade. While Tim enjoyed many great teachers at Chaminade, there were two that really stood out. “Bro. John McCarthy was the middle school principal at the time and also taught high school math. He was a big man and always stood at the top of the third floor and greeted all the middle school students as they went to their lockers to get started for the day. He was a great geometry teacher and drew perfect circles on the chalk board…yes, chalk board. Mr. Jim Gerker ’70 was my varsity high school soccer coach. He pushed me to realize my potential on and off the field. He had a lot of confidence in me. At graduation, I was touched by a personal letter that Mr. Gerker game me and all the varsity soccer players.” Things have changed since Tim graduated. “The biggest thing that has changed since I was a student is the House System. The House System has united all grades so that upper classmen know all the middle school students. It also teaches upperclassmen that they are role models that younger students look up to.” His boys are proud members of the Meyer House. Tim has many fond Chaminade memories, but one memory from his senior year stands out. “I was playing soccer and we were playing McCluer North in the sectionals at Lindenwood University. We knew this was going to be a tough game and were cautiously optimistic that
we could take them. The teams were evenly matched. It was a night game under the lights and the game ended in a 1-1 tie. In the first round of overtime, Mike ‘Corn Dog’ Carney ’83 lofted a shot over the McCluer North goalie pushing Chaminade into the state quarterfinals. This all happened on my birthday, and I still reflect on this memory every year.” After graduating from Chaminade, Tim attended the University of Missouri – Rolla and earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. In 1997, with encouragement from Donna, Tim began the MBA program at Washington University, earning his degree while working full time. He gives full credit to Donna for being his motivation and support. “Needless to say, the burden for raising a five-year-old, a fouryear-old and a newborn fell on Donna. Donna was the reason I earned my degree. I could not have done this without her.” Today, sons Zach ’12 and Eric ’13 have graduated from Chaminade, Jack is a senior and Luke is in seventh grade. Tim is a partner and vice president of operations at Centrics, LLC, a software development company with an emphasis on the photographic and photo gifting industry. Tim and Donna are active with Chaminade lacrosse, where Tim is a board member, in addition to being Fathers’ Club President. “When time allows, I play a few rounds of golf, go fishing, and watch my son’s sporting events.” And he tells a great story!
C3 donors will be listed as corporate hosts and sponsors at four of Chaminade’s major events: the Alumni Golf Classic, the Fashion Show, the Esto Vir Auction and the Chaminade Golf Tournament.
The C3 Program goal is to maximize corporate exposure and marketing opportunities while boosting the impact and profitability of each of the Chaminade special events. C3 equals a big win for the corporate sponsor and a bigger win for Chaminade.
Chaminade Corporate Champions
Presenting Sponsors:
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embers of the Chaminade community will begin to experience first-hand one of the more innovative out-reach programs to be implemented in recent years. For the 2014-2015 academic year, Chaminade is implementing the Chaminade Corporate Champions (C3) Program. The C3 Program provides corporations the opportunity to exclusively partner with Chaminade in the sponsorship of high-visibility events. To date, we have received commitments from five corporations, McBride and Son Homes, Murphy Company, International Companies, Hastings+Chivetta, and Fabick CAT. These generous
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Signature Sponsor:
White Ribbon Sponsors:
John Schaaf and Catherine Schaaf
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ow often do you go to a school and see more than one teacher with the same name? It’s not uncommon, but it is unusual to find it with a father-daughter combination. Chaminade has been home to math teacher John Schaaf for nearly ten years. So when his daughter, Catherine, found an ad for the middle school PLTW (Project Lead The Way) position, she knew it would be a second home for her, too. “Basically, I was raised around Chaminade. I grew up with the ‘Red Devil spirit’ and I love it. I’ve always wanted to be a part of it. I absolutely love working with my dad! He has been my best friend forever. We have a special closeness, and working with him only makes us that much closer. I smile every time I see him walking down the hall.” For John, having Catherine at CCP is “a complete blessing! She has heard me talk about our quest to ‘shape the entire young man’ for a decade, and now she gets to participate in the process. My wife and three daughters are my best friends. To have Catherine here affords me the simple pleasures of seeing her on a daily basis, communicating and collaborating with her on a professional level, and watching her talents blossom within a profession she’s fantasized about since she was five.” Both Schaafs work in the middle school, though John does teach some senior classes. John is the primary eighth grade math teacher and also teaches calculus to a group of seniors. “I decided if I was going to get into teaching, I wanted to
specialize in the most difficult subject. Plus, the logic of numbers comes easy to me. I welcome the energy level of an eighth grader, but I prefer the subject complexity of Calculus. If I could only find some eighth graders that are capable of learning Calculus…” Catherine teaches PLTW and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) classes to all three middle school divisions. “I love the PLTW courses because they are so practical and so hands on. They take concepts from math, science, technology, and engineering and apply them to real life problems. They allow the students to problem solve, interact with one another, and use skills from other disciplines and apply them. It encourages students to take a problem, develop multiple solutions, test those solutions, and then ultimately pick the best solution.” John and Catherine both enjoy working out and being with family. He is the head strength coach for all the sports at Chaminade, which is no surprise when you learn that John was at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles as a member of the weightlifting team. Head strength coach is “a very unique coaching position, because you work with athletes from all athletic disciplines. Furthermore, since I work so closely with each athlete, I develop strong connections, and I’m overwhelmed at how Olympic strength-training positively impacts their self-image.” As time marches on, there are always changes. John’s seen three administrations. “Each
principal has fostered their own version of Father Chaminade’s vision, and I believe the current leadership is the best it’s ever been. There’s energy about campus that’s palpable, with a prestigious faculty that seems tireless in their attempts to improve Chaminade’s entire curriculum. I find that combination intoxicating! Plus, the infusion of young faculty members, with a fresh take on our mission, has been fun to witness.” While Catherine hasn’t seen many changes yet, she has long-term hopes and objectives for her STEM classes. “I would love to see the STEM program expand to be thought of as another core subject. I think it’s vital for the students to be exposed to this type of course, especially starting as young as sixth grade. Hopefully, as the STEM program expands, we can acquire even more resources so the students can expand their learning experience that much more.” The Schaafs are members of different houses (Lamourous and Gray), different departments (Math and Practical Arts), and different generations. But they’re both tremendous assets to Chaminade!
Dietrich Smith, Chaminade’s director of diversity, recruited Jason early on to join his efforts and promote diversity on the school’s campus through FOCUS St. Louis Youth Leadership. After graduating from the program, Jason was eligible for nomination to, and was ultimately accepted to the Greater St. Louis United Way Allocation Panel. As a member of the panel, which focuses on youth development, Jason joins other members to discuss and determine funding for grant requests from various non-profits across St. Louis. Jason is a true asset to the Chaminade Family. His efforts to maximize his own experiences are exactly what we hope all students, international or domestic, will do. ESTO VIR invited Jason to write something as if he were speaking to his peers. “The world is bizarre. I can tell my classmates that when we leave Chaminade, the teachers and our fellow students here, we are going to struggle much more than we do right now. You might think about the last heartbreak, or the bad quiz/test grade you got for a class, but out there, without the teachers and faculty members who care for you, we could be thinking about how to pay the next month’s rent, how we will get a job, or how we will continue on in this life.
“I was asked how I feel about Chaminade. The men that we are with are going to be the people who will help us for life. They’ll help you get a job, help you with that one continuation of life. Some of the family that you have here you’ll lose touch with, but some, you’ll keep in your heart forever and will help you on your journey of life. “When we pray for Aidan Welby and Cole Owens on the announcements, I want you all to realize what kind of power that they bring to the family. Just by their existence we can realize what it feels like to have someone who is ill, or what it feels like to lose someone you truly love. “So how do I feel about Chaminade? Think of the last time you loved something so dearly that it was hard to let go of it. It made your life an adventure on different levels, made you more diverse, and made you realize more about yourself than anything. Think of that moment when you clung to that thing and loved it dearly. That love is what I feel when I am at Chaminade. Love is how I feel about Chaminade.”
Jason Hwang ’15
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aesung “Jason” Hwang came to Chaminade his freshman year from Korea after a yearlong exchange at a Canadian school and has spent four years as a resident in Canning Hall. Jason is the type of student who will take a classmate in need and not only direct them, but lead them to find the resources that may help them. He is a student ambassador with the admissions office. At the recent Open House, there were several families who said that his demeanor and personality at High School Night presentations was a major factor in their decision to attend Chaminade’s event. For a student who speaks English as a second language, Jason is incredibly articulate. He is taking four Advanced College Credit classes and two Advanced Placement classes – all of which are considered to be top tier classes. It’s not unusual for the international students to stick together because of the language barriers. But Jason has broken out from that. He’s often found chatting with domestic students and is frequently seen at games across campus. Jason has truly embraced the American style of high school. He is a primary force behind the resident hall parties, planning, inviting, and coordinating the events so everyone has a good time.
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Esto Vir Auction Mark your calendar now to attend what will most assuredly be the “Party of the Year” in 2015! Saturday, March 7 at the Frontenac Hilton There are many ways to participate: Become A Sponsor
• Let the entire community know that your business, company or family is a Chaminade supporter • Sponsorship levels range from $500 to $3,000 and include an array of benefits from event signage to tickets to the Auction
Donate An Item
• Do you own a vacation home you would be willing to share for a week? • How about a set of your season tickets to the Cardinals, Blues, Rams, Tigers or Billikens? • Memorabilia, unique and autographed items are always welcome! • If you own a service-based business, a donation of those services would be a great addition.
Wish List
This year, the auction has partnered with Giftgive.com, creating a wish list of items that can be purchased through their website and shipped directly to Chaminade. We chose some of our most popular items from previous auctions to help give our silent auction sections a “jump start.” Just visit our Giftgive website: http://www.gift-give.com/chaminade-stl. You can also make a cash donation and we’ll do the shopping for you! A complete wish list and comprehensive list of sponsorship opportunities are available on the auction website (https://chaminade.ejoinme.org/auction).
House of Cards – Attention CCP Students!
On Thursday, January 15, the Esto Vir Auction Committee will again sponsor a gift card drive. • Each student is asked to bring in at least a $10 gift card from their assigned House category. • Any student who brings in a gift card will be allowed to wear spirit attire that day. • Any student who brings in a $25+ gift card will be entered in a drawing to receive one of five $50 gift cards of their choice. • The House who has the highest student participation will receive a special treat during mentor group.
Cork Pull – Attention Alumni!
The “Cork Pull” is being chaired by Victoria and Scott Bader ‘76. We are asking for bottles of wine to be donated (suggested value $25+). The wine is then gift wrapped and numbered. On auction night, guests can purchase a bottle of wine for $25, draw a numbered cork from a bowl and take the corresponding bottle home with them. Last year, we met our goal of 100 bottles of donated wine (some valued at over $100), which sold out at the event! Proceeds from this year’s Cork Pull will benefit the Esto Vir Scholarship Fund.
$10,000 Raffle
Who wouldn’t want to win $10,000 cash? At just $100 per chance and only 300 tickets* sold, you can’t go wrong with this opportunity to win! Tickets can be purchased beginning in mid-January online at chaminade-stl.org (follow the links to Support Chaminade/Esto Vir Auction). You need not be present to win.
*If fewer than 200 tickets are sold, the raffle will become a 50/50.
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President’s Report 2013-2014
Letter from the President Rev. Ralph A. Siefert, S.M.
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s I look back over the highlights of last year, many proud moments come to mind. Chaminade’s program is built around three pillars: Academics, Character Formation, and Athletics and Activities, and we experienced many memorable moments associated with each pillar:
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Marty Schwarze ’14 made history with Chaminade’s first Perfect ACT Score. Mark Laury was named an ISSL Teacher of Distinction. Matthew Coryell and Jack Wilson were named Chaminade’s Teachers of the Year. Our National Merit Finalists and Commended Students, Bright Flight Scholars and AP Scholars and the $14 million in college scholarships that were awarded to the class of 2014 represented the high level of academic achievement that our graduates consistently achieve. Science department chair, Tim Pendleton ’89 led the middle school’s effort to “Walk Around the World” and record their progress through their pedometers and laptops. At the Esto Vir Auction, many showed their support for the STEM program, donating substantial resources through the Fund-A-Need to expand the STEM courses and secure the necessary equipment to maximize the students’ experience.
These are a testament to the dedication of our faculty members, many of whom are adjunct professors at local universities, the rigor of our curriculum, and the pre-AP college readiness skills integrated throughout our program.
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Brad Davis ’00 made Chaminade history by being the first soccer player to be named to the U.S. World Cup Team and earned a starting position in the game against Germany. Having already completed two years in the NBA and helping the Washington Wizards win their first round of playoffs in ten years at the young age of twenty-one, Chaminade retired the number of Bradley Beal ’11. Only a sophomore, Jayson Tatum ’16 was named the Gatorade Missouri Boys Basketball Player of the Year and helped Team USA win the U15 Gold at FIBA last summer in Dubai.
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In April, the students were thrilled to have a visit by the Blue Man Group as alumnus Terry Tungjunyatham ’97, the group’s bassist, presented a unique workshop that explored the connections between music, art, science, comedy, technology and culture. The Fine Arts Department sponsored an outdoor festival of creativity and fun, called Viragh-Palooza, that included the premier of four student films, jazz musicians, the debut of Chaminade’s improv group, pottery wheel-throwing and raku firing and the Spring Art Show. New school clubs debuted. One of the most popular is the BBQ Club, which focuses on the art of barbecue and smoking meat and provided food for the Bonfire, Viragh-Palooza and other school events during the year.
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Several sports teams performed well as the Hockey Red Devils advanced to the Frozen Four, four wrestlers qualified for the state meet, the golf team took fifth place at state and Tommy Rudawsky ’15 placed fourteenth individually. Trevor Allen ’15 placed third at state in tennis. A group of nine student athletes signed letters of intent to play their chosen sport in college.
Chaminade sent a group of students and teachers to serve alongside the people in San Salvador, El Salvador, and partnered with an organization called Project FIAT (Faith in Action Together) to complete several building projects. Lamourous House won the Marianist Cup under the leadership of House Captains Grant Byrne ’14 and Jack Lawton ’14. In 2013-2014, Chaminade students provided over 17,000 hours of service to communities locally, domestically, and internationally.
Additionally, Michael Faust ’14 was this year’s recipient of the Esto Vir Award, which is given to the senior who distinguished himself in qualities of integrity, scholarship, leadership, loyalty and generosity. The Alumnus of the Year Award was presented to John Eilermann ’82 for his continued dedication, commitment and service to Chaminade. I would like to offer my sincere thanks to our supporters for their continued commitment to Chaminade. Without your generous donations, the faculty, staff and administration are limited in what we can provide for our students.
Letter from the Chair of the Board of Trustees Mark D. Heffernan ’82
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reetings to our entire Chaminade Family!
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As I sat down to write this letter, I spent some time reflecting on the 2013-2014 school year. The image that kept coming to mind was that of an Olympic relay team with teammates passing the baton from one sprinter to the next. As you know, a successful relay team must have a smooth ‘hand off’ where the baton is successfully passed between members while maintaining the pace. The runner receiving the baton must be able to hold on while sprinting at full speed at the same time keeping his or her eyes on the track ahead. Since its early beginnings over a century ago, Chaminade has undergone many transitions with 2013-2014 being another one of those years. The baton has been passed in several key areas and the team members in new roles are bringing fresh energy to the existing team. The team captain, Fr. Ralph has just celebrated his 50th Jubilee and after more than twenty-seven years at Chaminade, is enjoying a short sabbatical while studying in Chicago. Upon his return, refreshed with a renewed spirit, Father will complete his current term as president and embark on another term beginning in the fall of 2015. It is said that you cannot make progress without change. Well that is certainly holding true at Chaminade where change over the years has facilitated continued growth as demonstrated below in just a few of many areas: Strong Academics • Experienced Faculty - 75% of our teachers have a Master’s or Doctoral degree, with an average seventeen years of experience, eleven of which are at Chaminade. • Twenty-six Advanced Placement courses are offered for college credit as well as over sixty semester-long college courses through SLU and UMSL. That’s more than any other St. Louis Catholic high school.
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76% of the Class of 2014 (112 students) earned merit/talent scholarships valued at $14.1 million. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) courses are offered to students starting in grade 6 through high school. We are offering high-level technology integration courses to students at all levels.
Athletics and the Arts • We offer student athletes over sixty different teams in seventeen sports. • We have won recent district, conference, regional or state titles in football, soccer, cross country, water polo, basketball, hockey, wrestling, track & field, golf, lacrosse, baseball, bowling, volleyball and tennis. • The band program has consistently attained superior (“I”) ratings for the past twenty-six years at state and regional competitions. • Professional choreographers and music directors assist and instruct students on theatrical productions in our state of the art Skip Viragh Center for the Arts. What a gift! I get excited when I look back and see how far we have come and even more excited when I look into the future. There is a lot in the works and the team is working hard. In times like this we want to take a moment to say thank you for all of your support. Whether it is your time, treasure or talent, Chaminade would not be the same without you. So please stay involved. Be ready to take the baton when it is your turn to run. By working together, we can make Chaminade even better than it is today. We need you. The students of today and the students of tomorrow say thank you. And so do I. Have a blessed year!
Board of Trustees 2013-2014 Christopher K. Coulter ’92 Committee on Trustees Chair Samuel W. Duggan II ’81 Finance Chair John F. Eilermann, Jr. ’82 Vice-Chair Building & Grounds Chair Larry W. Hasselfeld Mark D. Heffernan ‘82 Board Chair
Rosalie Henry Brian J. Hogan Robert B. Leggat ’61 Mark J. LoCigno Marian V. Mehan Patrick J. Murphy ’85 Philip G. Rone Donald H. Sanders, Jr. Joseph A. Sheehan ’70 Rev. Ralph A. Siefert, S.M. Strategic Planning Chair
Thomas P. Stiffler Advancement Chair Rev. Joseph Uvietta, S.M. Theresa C. Vella Marketing Chair Mark S. Viragh ’66 Bro. Thomas Wendorf, S.M. Mission & Identity Chair Frederick W. Wiesehan
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Statement of Operations Revenue
Tuition & Fees............................................$12,169,852 93.84% Society of Mary Inkind Services.........................47,198 0.36% Other Income (Interest & Outside Rentals).... 458,135 3.53% Student Activities............................................. 294,144 2.27%
Total Revenues...........................................$12,969,329 100.00%
Proceeds from the 2014 Esto Vir Auction, $248,796, were credited to the Esto Vir Scholarship Fund and the Fund-A-Need project to enchance our STEM Program. Golf Tournament net proceeds, $54,513, were credited to the general operating fund.
Expenses
Additional parent club gifts are allocated to designated projects.
Instruction....................................................$7,864,069 55.01% Support Services............................................ 3,107,928 21.74% Plant................................................................ 1,571,207 10.99% Depreciation & Disposal of Assets.............. 1,752,253 12.26%
Capital Campaign funds are not included. Endowment net investment gain for 2013-2014 was $779,862.
Total Expenses...........................................$14,295,457 100.00%
Offsetting the Deficit
Revenue
Gifts & Fundraising......................................... $938,998 61.78% Auxiliary Services Net...................................... 580,810 38.22%
Tuition and Fees Society of Mary In-kind Services
Total Offset...................................................$1,519,808 100.00%
Other Income Student Activities
Revenue over Expenses $193,680
Expenses Instruction Support Services Plant Depreciation & Disposal of Assets
5 Year Endowment Growth Offsetting the Deficit Gifts & Fundraising Auxilliary Services
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Partners In Mission
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artners In Mission, formerly the Chaminade Recognition Society, was founded in 1988 to honor our donors who give sizable gifts, actual and in-kind. Their gifts are direct gifts to the school, not gifts given to fundraising events sponsored by the Mothers’ and Fathers’ Clubs. New members are indicated in bold.
Chaminade is proud of our doctors! Dr. Jack Wilson, Dr. Todd Guidry, Rev. Dr. Ralph Siefert, Dr. Dan Karcher and Dr. Stephanie Kralemann at graduation
Order of Fortes in Fide
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he Order of Fortes in Fide supports the basic teachings of Blessed Chaminade and his vision of faith-sharing communities for lay and professed Marianists. Fortes in Fide (Strong in Faith) members help us maintain the highest quality educational experience for our students. Their most generous gifts totaling $1,000,000 or more ensure the complete education of the Chaminade gentleman. Vallejo Ventures Trust Albert “Skip” Viragh ’59
Order of Bordeaux
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he Order of Bordeaux is named for the French city of Bordeaux, where Blessed Chaminade established the Society of Mary. Bordeaux members share a passion for our Catholic, Marianist mission and a belief in its principles of community and ministry established by Blessed Chaminade himself. Entry into this order is granted upon donating an accumulated total of $500,000 to Chaminade. Russ and Carol Isaak The Marianist Province of the United States
Order of Saragossa
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he Order of Saragossa is named in honor of Our Lady of the Pillar shrine in Saragossa, Spain, where Blessed Chaminade was inspired to found the Marianists. Saragossa
members’ gifts equaling $250,000 or more make possible the success of Chaminade students in college and in life. Richard W. Boyles ’56 Chaminade Fathers’ Club Middle School Student Leadership Chaminade Mothers’ Club Thomas P. Dunne, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Eilermann ’82 August L. Griesedieck ’30 Estate Hager Hinge Company August Hager Ralph Hager Colleen E. Hennessy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. LeGrand McBride Alumni Educational Foundation The Melvyn and Loretta Moellering Estate The Mooney Family Timothy J. Pagliara ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Rottnek, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Stieven
Mr. and Mrs. John Costello Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Demko ’64 & Family The Drury Family Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. August Hager Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hager II Emma M. Henschel Estate Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hirschfeld Interco Inc., Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kaintz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kelley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Klapp ’64 Kymberly and Mark LoCigno Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. McKee, Jr. ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Terrence J. Mehan Microsoft Corporation Hugh M. O’Connor ’28 Estate Mr. and Mrs. John O’Rourke Mr. and Mrs. John L. O’Shaughnessy PARIC Corporation The Leo Saenger Family Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. John C. Vatterott ’61 Vatterott Foundation Andrew F. Watson ’52 Estate Fred Weber, Inc. Thomas Dunne Chairman of the Board Theresa Shea Wentker Estate Anonymous (4)
Order of Chaminade
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he Order of Chaminade members have made an extraordinary commitment to Chaminade College Preparatory School through their gifts totaling $100,000. Their dedication and support ensures our mission for years to come. Anheuser-Busch Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Anthon The Berkmeyer Family Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bold In Memory of William J. Bold, Jr. ’71 Donald & Pat Carmody ’60 Chaminade Alumni Association
Bradley Beal ’11 returned to Chaminade in September to celebrate the retirement of his number with the Chaminade Family. CCP baskeball #23 will forever be his number.
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Founder
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onors are invited to be Founder members through contributions of $50,000 or more. The assistance given by our Founders demonstrates their deep interest and support, which turns dreams for our future into the realities of the present.
AT&T Services, Inc. Ayco Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Bader ’76 Mr. and Mrs. John Baird Robert Baudendistel Dr. and Mrs. David D. Benage Boeing Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Brown, Sr. ’54 Gregory F. Browne, Sr. ’50 August A. Busch III Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Canepa Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Canter Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Chivetta Anne and Christopher Chivetta ’80 R. Chlebowski Family CK Power Supply Joseph and Daria Conran ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drone Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Drury, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Drury Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Eardley Emerson Electric Company Michael B. Esstman ’64 Frische Community Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Fusz Albert J. and Alice E. Giovannini GTE Foundation Hastings & Chivetta Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Hogan Michael D. Hoover ’80 Barbara Kern In Memory of Wayne McKim Michael A. Klump ’83 Jack Krone ’57 Estate Mr. and Mrs. Pierre L. LaBarge III William H. McCormick ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Molloy ’62 Monsanto Daniel Powers Mooney Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reis Claudia Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Sanders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sheehan ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Sobol Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Suntrup Mr. and Mrs. Jerome W. Thomasson ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiesehan II Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zaegel Anonymous
Chancellor
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onors whose contributions total $25,000 or more are honored as Chancellor members. These donors
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On May 2, Chaminade hosted its first annual Viragph-Palooza Festival of Creativity. The event exhibited all of the various art disciplines at Chaminade, highlighting the creativity and artwork of Chaminade students.
recognize Chaminade’s heritage and our dedication to the formation of the whole man. Dr. and Mrs. Steven M. Abbadessa Ansira Bank of America Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Boggeman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Bolen Mr. and Mrs. William L. Bolster The Bolster Family In Honor of Eileen Bolster Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Buckner John B. and Jane W. Burcke Scholarship Callahan McBride Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. David L. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cassin Chaminade Alumni Mothers’ Club Class of 2002 Scholarship In Honor of Clayton S. Rice Frederick Clifford ’75 Dr. and Mrs. James G. Coates ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Nick Colarelli Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. Donahoe Virginia and the late Harlan Eckhardt In memory Steven Eckhardt ’68 Ralph J. Ekberg, Jr. Estate John A. Fabick ’29 Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. T. Joseph Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Forte Florence Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Garea Thomas F. George ’50 Ed & Nancy Hamilton ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hasselfeld Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Heffernan ’82 The Hoffmanns Chris, Jim, Mike, Tom, Bob M. John Hopkins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hullverson ’46 Mr. and Mrs. Glennon Jamboretz Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Janson Raymond J. Kalinowski ’74 Marjorie & Earle J. Kennedy, Jr. Family Trust
Judy and Paul Knese ’58 Christopher H. LaBarge Bernard Leiding Mrs. Ruth F. Leonard In Memory of John R. Leonard Suzanne G. Levin David B. Lim ’75 Lawrence N. Lipsitz Harry L. Manion III ’70 Edward Martin ’58 Steven D. McCormick ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Miceli Gerald M. Miller ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Millman Rev. Norbert Moellering, S.M. Michael H. Mooney, Jr. ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Mooney ’87 Daniel T. Mueller ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ness Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Nothstine Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Palazzo Mr. and Mrs. Kent B. Perrin Plancorp, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Pyzyk Vicki and James Reid ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ruzicka Mr. and Mrs. Alvan H. Sage III Mr. and Mrs. James E. SanFilippo Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Schreiber IV ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent E. Shaw ’55 Peter and Susie Sheahan ’82 Timothy & Helen Sheahan ’51 John W. Shinn ’81 SM Wilson & Co David T. Sobol in memory of Kevin Sobol ’01 Mr. and Mrs. John Stann Mark A. Sur ’61 Towers Perrin The Arthur W. Trulaske Foundation The Joan & John ’61 Vatterott Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. West Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. White Kenneth V. Willmarth ’22 Estate Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Wilson Anonymous (2)
Roll of Donors
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haminade is blessed to have a strong and diverse roll of donors. We appreciate all of our donors and applaud their efforts. We are always grateful for your faith in our mission. Listed below are the members of the Chaminade Family who supported the school in the 2013-2014 fiscal year.
Board of Trustees Mr. & Mrs. Christopher K. Coulter ’92 (14, ACE) Mr. & Mrs. Samuel W. Duggan II ’81 (24, ACO) Mr. & Mrs. John Filermann, Jr. ’82 (19, ACEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Larry W. Hasselfeld (16, AE, #) Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Heffernan ’82 (21, ACEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. George Henry (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Hogan (8, A, >) Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Leggat, Jr. ’61 (21, AE, #) Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. LoCigno (6, ACO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Mehan (21, AEO, >) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy, Jr. ’85 (2, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Philip G. Rone (14, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Sanders, Jr. (14, ACO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Sheehan ’70 (25, A, >) Rev. Ralph A. Siefert, S.M. (18, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Stiffler (18, A, #) Rev. Joseph Uvietta, S.M. (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. John Vella (2, ACO) Bro. Thomas Wendorf, S.M. (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Wiesehan (13, A) Anonymous (18, A, +)
Alumni Board of Directors Mr. Christopher J. Ambrose ’05 (2, A) Mr. Steven C. Bader ’81 (5, A) Mr. William R. Barnes III ’95 (17, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Berkmeyer ’62 (34, A) Mr. & Mrs. John N. Della Camera ’06 (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Steven S. Della Camera ’06 (2, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Jack P. Dwyer ’92 (16, AC) Mr. Andrew S. Eastman ’03 (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Geekie ’80 (17, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Groneck ’82 (20, AE) Mr. Matthew C. Hrubes ’91 (8, A) Mr. Brian G. Kelley ’99 (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Mager ’80 (22, AEO) Mr. Christopher R. Marischen ’05 (4, A)
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Poling ’94 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Pudlowski ’82 (16, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Ruzicka ’82 (23, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Salerno ’81 (16, AE) Mr. Michael J. Schlueter ’91 (10, A) Mr. Christopher A. Schmidt ’03 (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Schmitt ’79 (24, A) Dr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Schroyer ’92 (15, AC, @) Mr. & Mrs. Leland C. Shanle, Jr. ’77 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Shasserre ’77 (25, A) Peter & Susie Sheahan ’82 (21, A) Mr. Jeremy R. Shore ’01 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Wehrmann ’99 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Wehrmann ’80 (27, AE)
Staff Mr. & Mrs. William Armon (7, A) Ms. Ambrosia J. Ave-Lallemant (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Baczynski ’99 (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Alpha T. Bangura (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Steven Baxter (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin T. Becvar (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Bell (9, A) Mr. Frank Bennett II ’01 (3, A) Cynthia & Jeffrey Bishop (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. William Bliss (25, AE) Mr. Alexander L. Borje ’07 (1, A) Ms. Beth A. Brasel (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin W. Brennan ’71 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Eric R. Burdge ’89 (9, A) Mr. Erik J. Carretero (1, A) Ms. Karen A. Carroll (13, AE) Mr. Steve Chambers (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Chiburis (13, A) Ms. Rueih-Wei Chien (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Chrismer ’85 (14, A) Mr. & Ms. David A. Clark (14, AO) Mr. John C. Clever (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Corte (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Coryell (2, A)
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Crane (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Crutchfield (5, A) Mrs. Judy Cunningham (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. Dailey (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Derkits (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Brett P. Desnoyer (10, A) Mr. Anthony C. DiSalvo (1, A) Ms. Elizabeth A. Dunlap (1, A) Bro. James W. Eppy, S.M. (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Fernandez (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Fitzgerald ’05 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gary Fleming (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Francis ’70 (19, A) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Gauvain (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Gill ’89 (15, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Bradford J. Gleeson (3, AE) Ms. Carmen N. Gruchalla (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Grumich (1, AO) Dr. & Mrs. Todd M. Guidry (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. John Hahn (13, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hairston (9, A) Dr. & Mrs. John Hamilton (14, AEO) Mr. Charles Heisinger (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mike Hermannes (4, AE) Mr. & Mrs. James P. Herrmann (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Blake Hill (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Johns (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Karcher (10, A) Mr. John Keithley (8, A) Mr. Michael J. Kelley (8, A) Mr. John J. Kelly (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. K. Christopher Kemper (14, AE) Mr. Jason M. Kertz (3, A) Mr. Todd Kopetzky (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. R. Paul Korb (11, AE, #) Dr. Stephanie A. Kralemann (14, AE) Mr. Scott D. Kugler (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Laury (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Lawrence (13, AO) Walter Luther (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. John Makarewicz (5, A) Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Mannino (6, AEO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Marsek ’98 (6, A) Mr. Michael J. Massa ’83 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. David L. McCoy ’86 (11, A) Mr. Todd McMenamy (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Miller (5, A) Mr. Joseph Morgan (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Keith T. Mug (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Murphy (12, AE)
LEGEND:
(years of giving; ChAminade Fund, Capital Campaign, Endowment, Other; annual society level) Chaminade Fund Circles and Societies: + 1910 Society ($10,000+) > Leadership Society ($5,000+) ^ Blessed Chaminade ($2,500+) * President’s Society ($1,500+) # Principal’s Circle ($1,000+) @ Chaminade Circle ($500+)
Several students and faculty members spent their Spring Break doing tornado relief in Moore, Oklahoma. The group worked with a local organization to assist with home repair projects.
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At the Blessed Chaminade Day Mass, the Alumni Association proudly presented the Honorary Alumnus Award to Fr. Ralph Siefert (left) and the Alumnus of the Year Award to John Eilermann ’82 (right). Pictured with them is Scott Bader ’76, the president of the Alumni Board of Directors.
Mr. Stephen Murphy ’85 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Novak (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph N. O’Daniel (2, AE) Mrs. Ashley Ortiz (2, A) Mrs. Michelle Ostermueller (6, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Pendleton ’89 (14, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Matt Perlow (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Pudlowski ’82 (16, AO) Ms. Julie Quint (1, AE, @) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Renner (20, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Philip G. Rone (14, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Rozier (6, AE) Mr. Christopher A. Salaveria (2, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Sartori ’98 (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. John Schaaf (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Schallom (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Sid Schaper (7, AE) Mr. & Mrs. C. Rik Schmidt (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Schmitt ’95 (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schnur (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mahendra Shah (8, A) Mr. Chris Shaver (2, A) Rev. Ralph A. Siefert, S.M. (18, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Siewert (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Tim Simpson (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Ryan J. Slattery (5, A) Mr. Dietrich L. Smith (14, A, @) Ms. Courtney Spaulding (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Stout (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Osby Stratton (3, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Eric M. Struckhoff (2, A)
LEGEND:
(years of giving; ChAminade Fund, Capital Campaign, Endowment, Other; annual society level) Chaminade Fund Circles and Societies: + 1910 Society ($10,000+) > Leadership Society ($5,000+) ^ Blessed Chaminade ($2,500+) * President’s Society ($1,500+) # Principal’s Circle ($1,000+) @ Chaminade Circle ($500+) 28 - President’s Report 2013-2014
Mr. Douglas Taylor (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Tebeau (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Phillip H. Thornburg (16, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Thro (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Lee Tilley (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Antoine D. Torrey (2, A) Mr. Jack M. Twellman (1, A) Rev. Oscar Vasquez, S.M. (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Viviano ’72 (8, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vlahutin (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Eric Warren (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Keith Wheeler (4, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wibbenmeyer (12, A) Drs. John & Kristin Wilson (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Wingbermuehle (3, A) Mr. Gene Wright (1, A) Anonymous (20, AE, #)
Current Parents Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Aegerter (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick K. Agnew (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Albrecht ’84 (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Allen (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Alt (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Altic (2, AO, @) Dr. & Mrs. Peter A. Ambrose, Jr. (6, O) Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Anthon (11, ACO) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Arnold (3, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Askren (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. David R. Bachman, Jr. (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. R. Scott Bader ’76 (22, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Soby S. Bai (5, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Barfield (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. David A. Barringhaus (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Bert A. Barry (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Basler ’81 (25, O) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Becker (1, O) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel K. Behlmann ’80 (23, AO) Mr. & Mrs. David H. Behnen (2, AO) Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Bernardi ’79 (19, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Billings (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. James F. Bischoff (3, A) Ms. Cindy G. Blake (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Bodnar ’88 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bokel, Jr. (5, AO)
Mr. & Mrs. J. Byron Bolden (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. James H. Book (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Bryan D. Boyer (3, AO) Ms. Melissa C. Bozesky (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. John B. Bradley (1, A, @) Mr. James Brennan (1, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Adam Ulrich (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Brouster ’90 (10, O) Mr. Clayton C. Brown ’81 (10, AEO, *) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Broyles (1, O) Lt. Col. & Mrs. Daniel B. Bruzzini (2, A) Ms. Julie K. Bryzeal (3, A) Mr. Mark Bryzeal (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Christian J. Bugyis (2, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. David A. Bujold (1, O) Mr. Michael Burgett & Ms. Renee Reckel (1, O) Dr. & Mrs. James S. Burke, Jr. (5, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Burke (5, O) Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Burns (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Burns (3, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Burris (6, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Byrne, Jr. (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Byrne (10, O) Dr. & Mrs. Gregory D. Camfield (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. James R. Cantalin (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jody D. Carmack (4, AO) Mr. & Mrs. P. Scott Carothers (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. John M. Carter (7, AO) Mr. Dale Catt & Ms. Susan Martino-Catt (8, AEO, ^) Drs. Jeffrey & Linzi Cavanaugh ’88 (18, AO) Dr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Charles (12, ACE) Mr. Christopher M. Gunter & Ms. Rose A. Chianta (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Chiburis (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Ung Tae Choi (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Chrismer ’85 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Cirimele (4, AE) Ms. Jacqueline A. Coleman (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Coleman (6, AO) Mr. & Mrs. William F. Coller (3, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Norman B. Conley III (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Cook (4, AO, >) Mr. Stephen Covington ’88 & Mrs. Monica Covington (12, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Covington ’82 (17, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Creighton ’85 (4, AE) Mr. Thomas P. Crotty (1, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Cummins (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Cunnane, Jr. (1, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Cunningham (6, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Bradford J. Cytron (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Martin Daesch (1, AO) Mr. Titus T. Dare (2, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Darryl W. Davis (2, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Dean (3, AEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Debus ’87 (9, O) Dr. & Mrs. David L. Deloso (2, AEO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Brett P. Desnoyer (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Glen R. Deutsch (11, A, @) Ms. Alexandra E. Dillon (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Divis (2, AO, *) Dr. & Mrs. Michael P. Donahoe (9, AO, ^) Mr. & Mrs. Gary Dreher (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Driscoll (3, A) Mr. John J. Driscoll (2, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Drury (8, CO)
Hon. & Mrs. Joseph S. Dueker (5, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Samuel W. Duggan II ’81 (24, ACO) Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Ebert, Jr. (10, AO) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Eisenhart ’88 (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. M. Scott Ellison (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Eppy (9, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Eschbacher (5, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Martin S. Evans (3, A) Mr. Jeffrey Evenson & Ms. Laura Ortmann (2, AO) Dr. & Mrs. Leonard F. Fagan (15, AC) Mr. & Mrs. George V. Faron (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick T. Farrell (5, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Miles P. Faust (6, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Fisher (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Fogerty (4, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Forte (6, ACO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Dennis W. Fox (1, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Frelich (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Danny J. Fry (4, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Fusz (4, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Gamma, Sr. (3, O) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy W. Gamma (1, A) Dr. & Mrs. Paul R. Ganninger ’92 (4, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Garlich, Sr. (1, AEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Gauvain (13, A) Ms. Cecilia M. George (2, A) Mr. Michael T. George (2, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Geraty (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Gibbs (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Giblin (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Gildehaus III (4, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Gill ’89 (15, AEO) Ms. Elizabeth Gill (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Gilliam (2, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Ginn (5, A) Ms. Shannon Givens (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. William P. Gladson (1, O) Mr. & Mrs. Bradford J. Gleeson (3, AE) Mr. & Mrs. John G. Glickert, Sr. (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Glickert (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Gorman (6, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Greer (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Grigone ’79 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Groneck ’82 (20, AE) Mr. K. Scott Gronowski & Dr. Ann Gronowski (2, A) Mr. Daniel Grossman & Mrs. Janet St. Onge (11, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Growe (1, AEO, *) Mr. Paul Grundhauser ’70 & Ms. Michelle Bagatti (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Jerome J. Grunzinger ’84 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Guenther ’77 (6, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. James Halliburton (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Scott L. Hammel (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kyu Ho Han (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hanley ’77 (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory R. Hantak (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Bill T. Harrison (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kelly D. Hart (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. Denis W. Hartley, Jr. (5, A) Mr. Tim Hasara & Ms. Amy DeWein Hasara (1, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Hathaway (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Heffernan ’82 (21, ACEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Henderson (1, A)
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Hendricks (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. John F. Herber, Jr. (5, A, >) Mr. & Mrs. Dale E. Hermeling (4, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. James P. Herrmann (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hill, Jr. ’85 (23, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Hoffman (2, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Hogan (6, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Eric D. Holland (4, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Brian A. Hollander (4, O) Drs. Christopher & Andrea Holthaus (3, AO) Dr. & Mrs. John J. Holtzman (2, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Kwang Sin Hwang (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hylla (6, CO) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Isaak ’84 (27, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Kimihito Ito (1, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Jacobs (4, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Jacoby (4, A) Mr. David B. Jadwin (2, A) Mrs. Laura K. Jansen (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Fardin Jazbani (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Johnes (3, A) Ms. Danette Johnson (1, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Johnson (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Johnson (9, O) Mr. & Mrs. Vincent L. Johnson (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Hae Il Jung (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. William J. Kaiser (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Kalish (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. M. Scott Karchunas (4, AEO) Drs. David & Cynthia Kardesch (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Keeven (4, O) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick H. Kellett (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Craig Kennedy (7, ACO, *) Mr. & Mrs. Darrel A. Kern (7, AEO) Mrs. M. Christine Kern (7, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Kidd (2, A) Dr. & Mrs. Kevin Killian (7, AEO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Bret D. Kimes (4, AO, *) Dr. & Mrs. James A. King (3, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Raymond K. Kleeman (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin K. Knasel (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Koeniguer (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Komlos (4, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Konzen (6, A, @) Ms. Paulette Koons-La Turno (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. R. Paul Korb (11, AE, #) Mrs. Sara E. Kotthoff (8, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael U. Kratz (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Krekeler ’82 (20, AE, @) Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Krueger (3, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Kruger (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kutchback (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. La Marche (5, AO) Ms. Mary Lacity (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. John H. Lake (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Craig M. Lalumandier (3, AO) Ms. Lisa Lambert (5, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Karl F. Lang (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Lawton ’84 (17, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Lay (1, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Ledbetter ’88 (5, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Lennartz (3, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Zeng Li (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Yun Sik Lim (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Linsin (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Zarak Little (4, AEO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Lochner, Sr. (3, AO, @)
Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. LoCigno (6, ACO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Long (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Lordo ’75 (4, A) Ms. Cecelia Lumpkins (2, A) Dr. & Mrs. John P. Lynch (10, AO) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Lynn (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Lyons, Jr. (1, O) Dr. & Mrs. Gary Maassen (4, AO, #) Dr. & Mrs. Jamal Makhoul (8, A) Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Mannino (6, AEO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Mark K. Mannion (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Marbs (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Brett C. Marchant (4, AO) Ms. Valerie A. Markarian (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Martin, Jr. (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. William H. Mathern (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Yoshikuzu Matsunaka (1, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Roy G. Mayo, Jr. (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Stacey A. McArdle (1, AE) Mr. & Mrs. David L. McCoy ’86 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kelly G. McDonough (3, A) Ms. Maureen A. McGlynn (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Brian McGovern (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy McGrail (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher P. McKee ’87 (20, AO) Mr. & Mrs. P. Joseph McKee III ’85 (22, AO, #) Ms. Patricia McKelvey (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. James P. McLaughlin ’85 (17, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. McNulty (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Meissner (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Meyer, Sr. (2, A) Mr. Titus Dare & Ms. Katherine Miller (1, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Colin Millstone (1, A) Drs. Waqar & Talat Mirza (6, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Donn R. Mitchell II (2, AEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Mize III (2, AO) Mr. & Mrs. James M. Moehle (1, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Mohan (7, AO)
Renowned jazz singer and mother of Jabril Saleem ’13 Denise Thimes performed at the Second Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration.
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The Mark Twain living art sculpture is prominently on display in the quad in front of Frische Hall. The piece is from sculptor Gary Lee Price’s Great Contributors series.
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Mollerus (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Miles D. Mooney (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick H. Mooney ’87 (12, A, *) Mr. & Mrs. John M. Mosby ’84 (16, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Muckler (6, ACO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Mueller (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. John R. Munich (2, AO) Ms. Margaret P. Murphy (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy, Jr. ’85 (2, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Name (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. Nash (9, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Newman (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Niemeyer (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Noel (4, A) Ms. Sarah Nogalski (3, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Brian Nottingham (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory R. Novak (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Novelly II (3, O) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Nowak (6, AO) Mr. & Mrs. James L. O’Dowd (1, A) Mr. Paul Olson & Ms. Lori Bruno (6, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Olwig (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Olwig (4, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. O’Malley (1, A) Drs. Patrick & Jovita Oruwari (4, AO) Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 (22, EO) Mrs. Michelle Ostermueller (6, AE) Mr. & Mrs. James E. Ott (2, AO, @) Ms. Dana L. Pape (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Parnas ’81 (13, AEO)
LEGEND:
(years of giving; ChAminade Fund, Capital Campaign, Endowment, Other; annual society level) Chaminade Fund Circles and Societies: + 1910 Society ($10,000+) > Leadership Society ($5,000+) ^ Blessed Chaminade ($2,500+) * President’s Society ($1,500+) # Principal’s Circle ($1,000+) @ Chaminade Circle ($500+) 30 - President’s Report 2013-2014
Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Pautz (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Dave Peacock (3, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Roger W. Pecha (1, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Pendleton (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Pendleton ’89 (14, AO) Mr. & Mrs. David M. Pendy (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A. Pesek (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. Mark V. Pfeffer (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Pfister, Jr. (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Guy Phillips (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. George Piccioni (1, AO) Dr. & Mrs. James V. Piephoff (9, AO) Dr. & Mrs. Jose Pineda (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Piotter (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Pisani (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. S. Num Pisutha-Arnond (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Keith E. Politte (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Ponder (1, O) Ms. Patricia K. Portnoy (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. William M. Potthoff ’86 (23, AE) Mr. & Mrs. T. Bradley Powell (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Proost (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael V. Proskey ’79 (16, AE) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Pudlowski ’82 (16, AO) Dr. James Quirk & Dr. Heather Williamson (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Radetic (7, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas G. Rallo (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Ramey, Sr. (1, O) Dr. & Mrs. Ricardo Rao (2, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Rebman (3, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Rechtiene (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Reda (3, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Reed (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Rehagen (1, A) Mr. Steven R. Reimler (1, O) Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Reis (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Remelius (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Renner (20, AEO) Dr. & Mrs. Michael D. Reynolds (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. David G. Richardson (3, A) Dr. & Mrs. Richard T. Riegel ’83 (13, C) Mr. & Mrs. C. Scott Ririe (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Taulby Roach (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Sean M. Roarty ’84 (14, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Robert (3, AO) Mr. Mark Rockamann & Dr. Ann Marie Rockamann (3, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Kirk E. Rodeheaver (2, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Joaquin A. Rodriguez (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Roeder ’82 (22, O) Mr. & Mrs. Norman L. Roethlisberger (2, AO) Mr. & Mrs. John P. Rogers (3, ACO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Rohm (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Philip G. Rone (14, A, @) Mr. Robert Roth & Dr. Majella Doyle (1, O) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Rottjakob (3, AEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Rottjakob (2, A) Mr. Allain Roy (1, A, @) Ms. Monica Roy (1, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Basil L. Rudawsky (5, AE) Mr. & Mrs. John G. Russon (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sacchettini (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Tatsuo Sakaguchi (1, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Saleeby, Jr. ’77 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Sandroni (7, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Laxman Sankara (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. John D. Santangelo (2, A)
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Sartori (8, AE) Ms. Carol Schanuel (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Schmid (2, AO, ^) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Schmitt ’79 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Schneider (3, AO, @) Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Schneider II (7, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Schultz ’85 (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Dalton Schumacher (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. D. Patrick Schumann (1, A) Dr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Schwarze ’76 (18, A, @) Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Schwarze ’67 (20, O) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Scott, Jr. (9, A) Dr. & Mrs. David B. Seibel ’79 (8, AEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Shaun R. Selness (1, A) Ms. Leigh Shaheen (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Shanahan, Jr. (2, A, *) Mr. & Mrs. David C. Shapiro (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Shaughnessy (3, AEO, ^) Mr. & Mrs. Trace S. Shaughnessy ’82 (4, O) Peter & Susie Sheahan ’82 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Sheehan (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. James F. Shekelton III (1, A, ^) Mr. & Mrs. J. Scott Shelly (2, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. D. Scott Shockley (4, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Siebers (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Signorelli (3, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony G. Simon (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Bret Sinak (5, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Smith (7, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Snodsmith (2, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Bryan L. Snyder (2, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Brian G. Sponsler (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jack B. Spooner, Sr. (5, AO) Mrs. Janet M. St. Onge (2, O) Ms. Lisa Stampley (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. James D. Steele (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. William J. Steis (3, AO) Andy & Kim Stewart (3, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Stoecklin (7, A) Mrs. Dawn M. Stoffa (6, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Strand (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Scott W. Strothkamp ’85 (23, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Eric M. Struckhoff (2, A) Ms. Susan J. Stucco (1, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Sudekum ’93 (13, ACO) Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Sullivan (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Sutberry (1, O) Mr. & Mrs. Brian D. Tanner (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Carl Templeton (1, AO) Mr. & Mrs. James M. Terschluse (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jon Thayer (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Evangelos Theodorou (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. James H. Thomasson (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Thro (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory E. Thudium (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Erich Thurmann (5, AO) Mr. Michael J. Tillman (17, A) Ms. Maurnice Y. Tipton (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Keith M. Tkachuk (6, AO, *) Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Travers (8, O) Ms. Gloria A. Trice (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Deanel L. Trout (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Irl J. Trout III (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. John L. Trunko ’77 (8, O) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Vella (8, ACO) Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Vitale (3, AEO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Wachter (3, A, @)
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Wagner (1, AO) Dr. & Mrs. William V. Walker (3, A) Ms. Gretchen L. Wallace (1, AE) Mr. Robert Walpert & Dr. Jennifer Walpert (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Walsh (1, O) Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Walsh (1, A) Ms. Barbara B. Walz (1, O) Mr. & Mrs. Daryl L. Ward, Sr. (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Grant L. Washburn, Sr. (4, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Waters (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. David R. Waynick (1, AO, @) Ms. Marilyn Weaks (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joel L. Weeks (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Weis (6, O) Mr. Daniel R. Welby (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Weller (10, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Randall R. Weller (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Wells, Sr. (1, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Todd M. Wess (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Wessel (3, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. White (12, O) Mr. & Mrs. Andre D. Whitley (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Wild (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Wilhelm (7, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Darren Wilhite (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Williams (1, O) Mr. & Mrs. Kiplon C. Williams (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Williams (1, AE) Drs. John & Kristin Wilson (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Wingbermuehle (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Winkler (6, O) Mr. & Mrs. John K. Winkler (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Wyatt (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Feng Ye (2, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Yeager (3, AO) Ms. Jackie Yoon (2, AO, *) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Young, Jr. (2, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Yungbluth (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Theodore A. Zimmermann (5, A)
Students Mr. David F. Kennedy ’14 (1, O) Mr. Peter Q. Kimes ’14 (1, O) Mr. Grant A. Koeniguer ’14 (1, O) Mr. Benjamin R. La Turno ’14 (1, O) Mr. Jack D. Lawton ’14 (1, O) Mr. Michael C. Mollerus ’14 (1, O) Mr. Grant C. Muckler ’14 (1, O) Mr. Damon A. Patterson II ’14 (1, O) Mr. Rodrigo A. Perez Magnelli ’14 (1, O) Mr. Jack R. Petite ’14 (1, O) Mr. John E. Radetic ’14 (1, O) Mr. Garrett N. Roberts ’14 (1, O) Mr. Robert D. Sandroni ’14 (1, O) Mr. Thomas A. Schneider III ’14 (1, O) Mr. John A. Schwartz ’14 (1, O) Mr. Michael F. Schwarze ’14 (1, O) Mr. Keegan A. Smith ’14 (1, O) Mr. Bradley J. Ulmer ’14 (1, O) Mr. Mark A. Verseman ’14 (1, O) Mr. Alexander J. Viviano ’14 (1, O) Mr. David V. Walz ’14 (1, O) Mr. Brendan T. Weis ’14 (1, O) Mr. Kyle J. Wurdack ’14 (1, O) Mr. Robert A. Ambrose ’15 (1, O)
David Bellon ’83 (left) was promoted to Brigadier General in the Marine Corps on September 28, 2013. Pictured with him are Brandon Mueller ’13 and Brig. Gen. Eric Smith, who conferred Bellon’s rank upon him. Dave’s son, Jack, is a member of the Class of 2016.
Mr. Christopher J. Barry ’15 (1, O) Mr. Jonathan R. Bokel ’15 (1, O) Mr. Andrew T. Carey ’15 (1, O) Mr. Noah J. Catt ’15 (1, O) Mr. Marcello N. Cirimele ’15 (1, O) Mr. Matthew P. Donahoe ’15 (1, O) Mr. Connor J. Eisenhart ’15 (1, O) Mr. Paul V. Eppy ’15 (1, O) Mr. Adam J. Eschbacher ’15 (1, O) Mr. John P. Farrell ’15 (1, O) Mr. Michael C. Flesch ’15 (1, O) Mr. Thomas S. O. Grossman ’15 (1, O) Mr. Alexander R. Hammel ’15 (1, O) Mr. Jack T. Kelly ’15 (1, O) Mr. Benjamin M. Konzen ’15 (1, O) Mr. Stephen A. Mayo ’15 (1, O) Mr. John M. Nowak ’15 (1, O) Mr. Thomas G. Piotter ’15 (1, O) Mr. Kellen J. Pollihan ’15 (1, O) Mr. Thomas S. Powell ’15 (1, O) Mr. W. Robert Reis ’15 (1, O) Mr. Andrew M. Rockamann ’15 (1, O) Mr. Thomas B. Rudawsky ’15 (1, O) Mr. Alexander J. Russon ’15 (1, O) Mr. Jeremy W. Schneider ’15 (1, O) Mr. Connor G. Schumacher ’15 (1, O) Mr. John K. Sheehan ’15 (1, O) Mr. Ned S. Stanley III ’15 (1, O) Mr. Robert J. Stoffa, Jr. ’15 (1, O) Mr. Jonathan T. Thayer ’15 (1, O) Mr. Dominic D. Vella ’15 (1, O) Mr. W. Ross Weller ’15 (1, O) Mr. Joseph P. Yeager ’15 (1, O) Mr. Connor J. Altic ’16 (1, O) Mr. Andrew J. Anthon ’16 (1, O) Mr. Blake J. Becker ’16 (1, O) Mr. Blake M. Benassi ’16 (1, O) Mr. Dominic V. Bernardi ’16 (1, O) Mr. William J. Burke ’16 (1, O) Mr. Cameron A. Cavlovich ’16 (1, O) Mr. Christian M. Chellis ’16 (1, O) Mr. Benjamin S. Duggan ’16 (1, O) Mr. Matthew D. Erickson ’16 (1, O) Mr. Patrick W. Fitzsimmons ’16 (1, O) Mr. Kyle J. Fry ’16 (1, O) Mr. Antonio R. Gallardo ’16 (1, O) Mr. Thomas M. Gamma, Jr. ’16 (1, O)
Mr. Nicholas D. Gleeson ’16 (1, O) Mr. LeRon L. Green ’16 (1, O) Mr. Andrew D. Groneck ’16 (1, O) Mr. Jonathan G. Hantak ’16 (1, O) Mr. Liam T. Harrison ’16 (1, O) Mr. Braydon K. Hart ’16 (1, O) Mr. Matthew T. Henderson ’16 (1, O) Mr. Ryan J. Hoffman ’16 (1, O) Mr. Lee J. Holtzman ’16 (1, O) Mr. Hubert H. Hoosman III ’16 (1, O) Mr. Tyler C. Huse ’16 (1, O) Mr. Griffin J. Killion ’16 (1, O) Mr. Kody R. Krause ’16 (1, O) Mr. William J. Kruger ’16 (1, O) Mr. Michael O. Lewis II ’16 (1, AE) Mr. Ian N. Metherd ’16 (1, O) Mr. Julian A. Mitchell ’16 (1, O) Mr. Collin M. Nash ’16 (1, O) Mr. Brendan M. Noel ’16 (1, O) Mr. P. Anthony Novelly III ’16 (1, O) Mr. Isaac B. Olson ’16 (1, O) Mr. Spencer J. Ott ’16 (1, O) Mr. Evan B. Pautz ’16 (1, O) Mr. Luke J. Radetic ’16 (1, O) Mr. Michael C. Roarty ’16 (1, O) Mr. Kyle J. Schultes ’16 (1, O) Mr. Brendan B. Shaughnessy ’16 (1, O) Mr. Ian G. Shaughnessy ’16 (1, O) Mr. Owen A. Shaughnessy ’16 (1, O) Mr. Jacob P. Stoecklin ’16 (1, O) Mr. James P. Thomasson ’16 (1, O) Mr. John S. Wessel ’16 (1, O) Mr. Thomas B. Young ’16 (1, O) Mr. Peter E. Zimmermann ’16 (1, O) Mr. Hunter T. Becker ’17 (1, O) Mr. Sean M. Brickler ’17 (1, O) Mr. Jon R. Buehne ’17 (1, O) Mr. Matthew S. Burke ’17 (1, O) Mr. Justin M. Cook ’17 (1, O) Mr. Reginald A. Crawford, Jr. ’17 (1, O) Mr. Justin J. Debus ’17 (1, O) Mr. Jacob T. Dreher ’17 (1, O) Mr. Maxwell C. Eisenhart ’17 (1, O) Mr. Michael S. George ’17 (1, O) Mr. Michael J. Giblin ’17 (1, O) Mr. Michael A. Grigone ’17 (1, O) Mr. Joseph W. Guehring ’17 (1, O) President’s Report 2013-2014 - 31
Dan Groneck ’82, Jack Groneck ’54, Tim Mohs ’04 and Pete Mohs ’82 at the Alumni Golf Classic
Mr. Bennett P. Hacala ’17 (1, O) Mr. Bradley W. Hammel ’17 (1, O) Mr. Cole F. Hanson ’17 (1, O) Mr. Benjamin P. Hasara ’17 (1, O) Mr. Jack E. Haselhorst ’17 (1, O) Mr. Jack R. Hathaway ’17 (1, O) Mr. Matthew T. Heffernan ’17 (1, O) Mr. Michael M. Hellmann ’17 (1, O) Mr. Nathaniel J. Hendricks ’17 (1, O) Mr. Andrew A. Horner ’17 (1, O) Mr. Theodore C. Jacoby IV ’17 (1, O) Mr. Griffin N. Jasin ’17 (1, O) Mr. John D. Jennings ’17 (1, O) Mr. Bryce A. Johnson ’17 (1, O) Mr. JaMarion J. Johnson ’17 (1, O) Mr. Collin M. Karcher ’17 (1, O) Mr. Jacob J. Kendall ’17 (1, O) Mr. Sean T. Kennedy ’17 (1, O) Mr. Jackson B. Layton ’17 (1, O) Mr. Eric J. Maassen ’17 (1, O) Mr. Jack D. Marchant ’17 (1, O) Mr. Michael S. McGovern ’17 (1, O) Mr. Jackson R. Mooney ’17 (1, O) Mr. Michael R. Novak ’17 (1, O) Mr. Jacob W. Olwig ’17 (1, O) Mr. John M. O’Malley ’17 (1, O) Mr. Alec V. Pfeffer ’17 (1, O) Mr. Camden T. Pollihan ’17 (1, O) Mr. Matthew B. Proskey ’17 (1, O) Mr. Nicholas C. Rallo ’17 (1, O) Mr. Chase M. Rehagen ’17 (1, O) Mr. Justin M. Remelius ’17 (1, O) Mr. Eric P. Renner ’17 (1, O) Mr. Andrew D. Schanuel ’17 (1, O) Mr. Ryan M. Schneider ’17 (1, O)
LEGEND:
(years of giving; ChAminade Fund, Capital Campaign, Endowment, Other; annual society level) Chaminade Fund Circles and Societies: + 1910 Society ($10,000+) > Leadership Society ($5,000+) ^ Blessed Chaminade ($2,500+) * President’s Society ($1,500+) # Principal’s Circle ($1,000+) @ Chaminade Circle ($500+) 32 - President’s Report 2013-2014
Mr. Andrew D. Shapiro ’17 (1, O) Mr. Justin T. Slemmer ’17 (1) Mr. Benjamin J. Stampley ’17 (1, O) Mr. Henry J. Stromberg ’17 (1, O) Mr. William R. Strothkamp ’17 (1, O) Mr. Henry R. Thomasson ’17 (1, O) Mr. Clayton T. Trentham ’17 (1, O) Mr. Phillip C. Vitale ’17 (1, O) Mr. Andrew M. Walsh ’17 (1, O) Mr. Andre D. Whitley II ’17 (1, O) Mr. Miles J. Williams ’17 (1, O) Mr. Kevin S. Wyatt ’17 (1, O) Mr. Phillip M. Wyatt ’17 (1, O) Mr. Justin W. Wyms ’17 (1, O) Mr. John T. Yeager ’17 (1, O) Mr. Cameron R. Allen ’18 (1, O) Mr. Derek J. Book ’18 (1, O) Mr. Kyle M. Boyer ’18 (1, O) Mr. Ryan T. Cavanaugh ’18 (1, O) Mr. Joseph C. Chellis ’18 (1, O) Mr. Christopher M. Coco ’18 (1, O) Mr. Peter J. Covington ’18 (1, O) Mr. Timothy P. Fisher ’18 (1, O) Mr. Jack M. Fogerty ’18 (1, AEO) Mr. Henry T. Gladson ’18 (1, O) Mr. Andrew F. Glickert ’18 (1, O) Mr. Marcus I. Greer ’18 (1, O) Mr. Jericole A. Hellems ’18 (1, O) Mr. Alexander M. Johnson ’18 (1, O) Mr. William H. Lake ’18 (1, O) Mr. Luke J. Lalumandier ’18 (1, O) Mr. Patrick M. Lawton, Jr. ’18 (1, O) Mr. Nicholas Lennartz ’18 (1, O) Mr. Matthew R. Linsin ’18 (1, O) Mr. Patrick D. Lochner ’18 (1, O) Mr. Nathan R. Long ’18 (1, O) Mr. Jack H. McCoy ’18 (1, O) Mr. Alec J. Meissner ’18 (1, O) Mr. Abraham Name Trad ’18 (1, O) Mr. Robert W. Pecha ’18 (1, O) Mr. Nicholas V. Pendy ’18 (1, O) Mr. Jack M. Piontek ’18 (1, O) Mr. Matthew M. Piontek ’18 (1, O) Mr. James J. Pudlowski ’18 (1, O) Mr. Anthony J. Puleo ’18 (1, O) Mr. Dalton E. Rodeheaver ’18 (1, O) Mr. Andrew G. Rottjakob ’18 (1, O) Mr. James E. Schneithorst III ’18 (1, O) Mr. Nicholas G. Seibel ’18 (1, O)
Mr. Adam A. Sierminski ’18 (1, O) Mr. Kheim R. Skinner ’18 (1, O) Mr. Alexander D. Stewart ’18 (1, O) Mr. Trevor D. Trout ’18 (1, O) Mr. Tyler K. Trout ’18 (1, O) Mr. Adam M. Trunko ’18 (1, O) Mr. Andrew G. Wachter ’18 (1, O) Mr. Jonathan J. Wachter ’18 (1, O) Mr. Trevor B. Weaks ’18 (1, O) Mr. John D. Westendorf ’18 (1, O) Mr. Douglas W. Agnew ’19 (1, O) Mr. Matthew J. Billings, Jr. ’19 (1, O) Mr. Parker J. Brown ’19 (1, O) Mr. Bryan T. Carter ’19 (1, O) Mr. Cooper R. Chiburis ’19 (1, O) Mr. Nolan G. Forthaus ’19 (1, O) Mr. R. Elliott Gill ’19 (1, O) Mr. Luke J. Gilliam ’19 (1, O) Mr. Alexander S. Gronowski ’19 (1, O) Mr. Zachary N. Gronowski ’19 (1, O) Mr. Benjamin M. Kardesch ’19 (1, O) Mr. Michael A. Kratz ’19 (1, O) Mr. J. Andrew Krekeler ’19 (1, O) Mr. Nicholas W. Lang ’19 (1, O) Mr. Beck H. Markarian ’19 (1, O) Mr. James A. McNulty ’19 (1, O) Mr. Mason Mooney ’19 (1, O) Mr. Matthew S. Ostermueller ’19 (1, O) Mr. Owen E. Pape ’19 (1, O) Mr. Ethan W. Passino ’19 (1, O) Mr. Grant D. Pfister ’19 (1, O) Mr. John W. Pudlowski ’19 (1, O) Mr. Ricardo J. Rao ’19 (1, O) Mr. Joseph S. Reed ’19 (1, O) Mr. Benjamin L. Reimler ’19 (1, O) Mr. Graden J. Reis ’19 (1, O) Mr. Cameron J. Robinson ’19 (1, O) Mr. Kurtis G. Roethlisberger ’19 (1, O) Mr. Owen J. Rohm ’19 (1, O) Mr. Phillipe J. Roy ’19 (1, O) Mr. Carlos A. Santangelo ’19 (1, O) Mr. Nikolaus M. Schmid ’19 (1, O) Mr. Andrew J. Schumann ’19 (1, O) Mr. Andrew D. Seibel ’19 (1, O) Mr. Daniel J. Sheehan II ’19 (1, O) Mr. Andrew N. Snyder ’19 (1, O) Mr. Salvatore J. Stazzone ’19 (1, O) Mr. Andrew F. Strand ’19 (1, O) Mr. Aurelio G. Stucco ’19 (1, O) Mr. Joshua M. Sullivan ’19 (1, O) Mr. Owen A. Thomasson ’19 (1, O) Mr. Alek J. Wagner ’19 (1, O) Mr. Brandon J. Waynick ’19 (1, O) Mr. Michael T. Wells, Jr. ’19 (1, O) Mr. Patrick H. Westendorf ’19 (1, O) Mr. Jack M. Williams ’19 (1, O) Mr. Samuel T. Williams ’19 (1, O) Mr. Edward J. Barfield ’20 (1, O) Mr. Ryan J. Bradley ’20 (1, O) Mr. Daniel J. Bujold ’20 (1, O) Mr. Benjamin J. Burke ’20 (1, O) Mr. Riley A. Burns ’20 (1, O) Mr. Benjamin W. Covington ’20 (1, O) Mr. Brendan J. Cunnane ’20 (1, O) Mr. Cade J. Cunnane ’20 (1, O) Mr. Mason M. Dare ’20 (1, O) Mr. Alexander B. Davis ’20 (1, O)
Mr. Michael A. Del Pietro III ’20 (1, O) Mr. Jacob G. Divis ’20 (1, O) Mr. Broderick Ellison ’20 (1, O) Mr. Brennan C. Fox ’20 (1, O) Mr. Alexander T. Ganninger ’20 (1, O) Mr. Jeffrey C. Garlich, Jr. ’20 (1, O) Mr. Alec M. Growe ’20 (1, O) Mr. J. Eric Hammel ’20 (1, O) Mr. Joshua S. Hendricks ’20 (1, O) Mr. J. Cameron Hill III ’20 (1, O) Mr. Nicholas C. Jacoby ’20 (1, O) Mr. Blake D. Koutroubis ’20 (1, O) Mr. Ethan M. Koutroubis ’20 (1, O) Mr. Cameron M. Lay ’20 (1, O) Mr. Richard J. Ledbetter ’20 (1, O) Mr. Martin J. Lyons III ’20 (1, O) Mr. Daniel L. Martin ’20 (1, O) Mr. Jack R. Moehle ’20 (1, O) Mr. Brendan A. Mueller ’20 (1, O) Mr. Patrick J. Murphy III ’20 (1, O) Mr. Connor W. Parnas ’20 (1, O) Mr. Dylan M. Parnas ’20 (1, O) Mr. Nicholas D. Politte ’20 (1, O) Mr. Jack J. Ponder ’20 (1, O) Mr. Jerome Ramey, Jr. ’20 (1, O) Mr. Harry R. Saleeby ’20 (1, O) Mr. Benjamin M. Schultz ’20 (1, O) Mr. Samuel E. Schultz ’20 (1, O) Mr. Andrew M. Selness ’20 (1, O) Mr. Michael F. Shanahan ’20 (1, O) Mr. James F. Shekelton IV ’20 (1, O) Mr. Justin S. Templeton ’20 (1, O) Mr. Bennett L. Varsam ’20 (1, O) Mr. T. James Wachter ’20 (1, O) Mr. John M. Walsh ’20 (1, O)
Alumni Mr. J. Page Rosenbach ’31 (25, A) Dr. & Mrs. John V. Reilly ’36 (26, A) Col. & Mrs. Alfred W. Bagot ’39 (26, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Perkinson ’39 (23, A, @) Mr. Albert L. Schweitzer, Jr. ’40 (18, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. John W. Williams ’41 (21, A) Mr. Jack J. Carusa ’42 (19, A) Mr. & Mrs. William D. Edwards, Sr. ’43 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Eugene B. Smith, Jr. ’44 (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Leo A. Steck ’44 (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. John M. Phelan ’45 (18, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Elmer F. Borgmeyer ’48 (15, A) Rev. Edmund Griesedieck ’48 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. James P. Mannion, Jr. ’48 (23, A) Mr. David C. Wilmot ’48 (33, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Keoughan ’49 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory F. Browne, Sr. ’50 (32, A, #) Mr. Martin P. Dowling ’50 (9, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Hubert J. Ebe ’50 (26, A) Mr. Thomas F. George ’50 (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. George L. Heil III ’50 (33, A) William McCormick ’50 (39, A, >) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Sheahan ’51 (32, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. Bruemmer ’52 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Roland W. Fuentes, Sr. ’52 (16, AE) Dr. & Mrs. George R. Gemmingen ’52 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Barry Gunther ’52 (35, A)
Mr. & Mrs. Edward V. Hamilton ’52 (22, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Hullverson ’52 (20, AE, #) Dr. & Mrs. F. Eugene Joyce ’52 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. James C. Kahlmeyer ’52 (28, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Don R. Kubitschek ’52 (19, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Miller ’52 (26, E) Mr. Gerald G. Sommer ’52 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Bernard L. Bopp, Jr. ’53 (27, A) Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Kay ’53 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Lenzini ’53 (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Moran ’53 (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Brown, Sr. ’54 (26, AEO, +) Mr. & Mrs. Martin T. Brutton ’54 (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Groneck, Jr. ’54 (36, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Urian ’54 (14, A) Dr. & Mrs. F. Jack Hilbing ’55 (33, A) Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hughes ’55 (9, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Kerckhoff, Jr. ’55 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Alois J. Koller, Jr. ’55 (32, A, @) Col. & Mrs. Joseph G. Rutter ’55 (21, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Vincent E. Shaw ’55 (32, AE, @) Mr. & Mrs. André J. Bourdet ’56 (13, A) Mr. Richard W. Boyles ’56 (28, AE, #) Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Considine ’56 (19, A) Rev. Paul J. Donoghue, S.M. ’56 (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert A. Effinger ’56 (30, A) Mr. & Mrs. Bud Faron ’56 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Peter Laux III ’56 (16, A) Mr. & Mrs. David J. Richardson ’56 (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Rizzo ’56 (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Alan W. Schaefer ’56 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. George M. Scherrer ’56 (21, A) Mr. Jon H. Trudell ’56 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Boyer ’57 (19, A) Mr. Ronald N. Danna ’57 (16, A) Mr. & Mrs. David D. Dempsey ’57 (16, A) Mr. & Mrs. William L. Giessman ’57 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Alan A. Hamilton ’57 (32, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Henke ’57 (29, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Barry McCormick ’57 (29, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Vescovo, Sr. ’57 (19, E) Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Blumeyer, Jr. ’58 (17, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Galvan ’58 (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Gutsmiedl, Jr. ’58 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. William A. Hamilton ’58 (2, A) Dr. & Mrs. Paul B. Knese ’58 (24, E) Mr. James R. Kuntz ’58 (16, A)
Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Martin ’58 (35, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Moellering ’58 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. G. Vincent Stuart ’58 (18, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Dardas ’59 (8, A) Mr. E. Louis Gallipeau ’59 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hellrung ’59 (22, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Kuzmich ’59 (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Lipic ’59 (24, A) Hon. & Mrs. Juan M. Perez ’59 (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. John R. Sanders ’59 (26, A) Mr. & Mrs. Albert V. Siniscal ’59 (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Sommer, Jr. ’59 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Burke, Jr. ’60 (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Carmody ’60 (25, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Robert O. Dethloff ’60 (33, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Faherty ’60 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. James M. Klebba ’60 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Knese ’60 (18, E) Dr. & Mrs. Frank A. Krewet III ’60 (25, E) Mr. Gregory P. LaVigne ’60 (26, AE) Mr. Charles J. Nolan, Jr. ’60 (17, A) Mr. Patrick J. Nolan ’60 (4, O) Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Riley ’60 (9, E) Mr. & Mrs. Leo C. Saenger, Jr. ’60 (27, EO) Col. & Mrs. Joseph F. Teiber ’60 (6, A) Mr. Robert J. Van Uum ’60 (18, A) Mr. Linton D. Arbaugh ’61 (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. G. Edward Bayer ’61 (17, A) Mr. David E. Bruno ’61 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Fikes ’61 (34, A) Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Heil III ’61 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Glennon Hrdlicka ’61 (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Leggat, Jr. ’61 (21, AE, #) Mr. & Mrs. John W. Lough, Jr. ’61 (21, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Masterson ’61 (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. William F. McBride ’61 (19, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. John P. Murphy III ’61 (24, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. C. Eugene Ramage ’61 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Schaefer ’61 (16, A) Mr. & Mrs. Albert L. Schweitzer III ’61 (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Shaughnessy ’61 (15, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Singler ’61 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. James M. Stolze ’61 (29, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Sur ’61 (29, A, *) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Vatterott ’61 (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Viragh ’61 (23, A, *) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Virant, Jr. ’61 (26, A, @)
The 1988 State Champion Tennis Team was inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame in 2014. Accepting for the team were Ann Michalski (widow of coach Marty Michalski) and coach Jimmie Frain from emcee Kevin Brennan ’71.
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Seniors celebrate together at the Baccalaureate Mass
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Walsh, Sr. ’61 (28, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Terence E. Wenger ’61 (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Gregory Bartels, Jr. ’62 (15, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Becker ’62 (27, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Berkmeyer ’62 (34, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Fitzgerald ’62 (30, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. L. Scott Jones ’62 (12, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Molloy ’62 (34, AE, #) Mr. James Phelan ’62 & Ms. Rebeckah Day (18, A) Mr. Daniel T. Schultes ’62 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Standish ’62 (23, A) Dr. William H. Boyce ’63 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Brent ’63 (27, A) Mr. James A. Corrigan, Jr. ’63 (15, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Crocker ’63 (23, A) Mr. Philip E. Dempsey ’63 (20, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Fichter ’63 (31, A) Mr. & Mrs. F. Michael Flasar ’63 (2, A) Dr. & Mrs. Michael P. Grady ’63 (29, A) Mr. & Mrs. John M. McGowan ’63 (26, A) Dr. Stephen F. Miller ’63 (22, AE) Dr. F. Thomas Noonan ’63 (5, A, ^) Mr. Gregory E. Poth ’63 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Sherwood ’63 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Russell G. Smith II ’63 (15, A, #) Mr. James P. Barr ’64 (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. William J. Betz ’64 (23, AE, *) Mr. & Mrs. Myles M. Crowe ’64 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Allen G. Dyer III ’64 (10, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Esstman ’64 (34, A, *) Mr. & Mrs. Marc A. Hamilton ’64 (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Melvin G. Husmann ’64 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Jasper ’64 (30, A, @) Mr. Robert E. Keaney III ’64 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Klapp ’64 (31, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. Martin ’64 (8, A) Steven D. McCormick ’64 (35, A, +) LEGEND: Mr.(years & Mrs. Ringhausen ’64 (25, A) ofDonald giving; C. ChAminade Fund, Capital Campaign, Endowment, Other; annual society level) Chaminade Fund Circles and Societies: + 1910 Society ($10,000+) > Leadership Society ($5,000+) ^ Blessed Chaminade ($2,500+) * President’s Society ($1,500+) # Principal’s Circle ($1,000+) @ Chaminade Circle ($500+) 34 - President’s Report 2013-2014
Dr. & Mrs. Martin W. Schwarze ’64 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Dale A. Stock ’64 (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jerome W. Thomasson ’64 (36, AC, *) Dr. & Mrs. Paul B. Vatterott, Jr. ’64 (22, A, @) Glen L. DeHart, Jr. ’65 (26, A) Dr. & Mrs. Alexander E. Denes ’65 (24, A) Dr. & Mrs. Allan L. Haynes ’65 (22, A) Mr. & Mrs. James D. Huber ’65 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. Frank P. LaBelle, Jr. ’65 (27, A) Mr. Paul T. Max ’65 (25, AE) Mr. & Mrs. James C. McGauley ’65 (20, A) Dr. & Mrs. Chris P. O’Reilly-Green ’65 (11, A) Mr. Christian J. Saenger ’65 & Dr. Lynda J. Saenger (25, A) Col. & Mrs. Robert E. Sutemeier ’65 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. William M. Valli ’65 (23, A) Mr. John R. Weiss ’65 (20, A) Mr. & Mrs. George A. C. Woolley III ’65 (21, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Frederic J. Zucchero ’65 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. Marvin E. Burns, Jr. ’66 (21, A) Mr. Harry T. Bussmann III ’66 (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. James E. Crowe, Jr. ’66 (26, A) Mr. & Mrs. James L. Forst ’66 (27, A) Mr. William M. Francis, Jr. ’66 (18, A, @) Mr. Robert H. Goellner ’66 (2, A) Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Hill ’66 (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Hill ’66 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Hunter ’66 (28, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Terrence E. Murphy ’66 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Harry J. Pettey, Jr. ’66 (25, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Reed ’66 (22, A) Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Vatterott, Sr. ’66 (19, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin K. Vescovo, Sr. ’66 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. W. Christopher Ziebold ’66 (34, A) Anonymous ’66 (18, A, +) Mr. Raymond G. Ball ’67 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Boyle ’67 (31, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gerard T. Carmody ’67 (17, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Corrigan ’67 (27, A) Mr. & Mrs. William R. Dineen ’67 (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Graham, Jr. ’67 (16, A) Mr. & Mrs. William L. Luth ’67 (33, A) Mr. & Mrs. William J. Niehoff ’67 (9, A) Dr. & Mrs. John J. O’Connell ’67 (28, AC) Mr. & Mrs. James R. Paynter ’67 (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory C. Riggle ’67 (24, A, #) Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Schwarze ’67 (20, O) Mr. J. Farrell Browne, Jr. ’68 (25, A) Mr. John S. Fick ’68 (20, A)
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Friedhoff ’68 (11, A) Mr. Anthony A. Igel, Jr. ’68 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Kastner ’68 (27, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Milner ’68 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Sackbauer ’68 (31, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Auffenberg ’69 (26, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Barrett ’69 (20, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Christopher Bartels ’69 (20, A) Cdr. & Mrs. Edward W. Blind, Jr. ’69 (20, A) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Canepa ’69 (33, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Curotto ’69 (24, A) Mr. Frank J. Flood, Jr. ’69 (10, A) Dr. & Mrs. Kevin W. McCabe ’69 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. James M. Smith ’69 (28, A) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Smith ’69 (20, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gavin P. Woolley ’69 (1, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Auffenberg ’70 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bieker ’70 (13, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Francis ’70 (19, A) Mr. Paul Grundhauser ’70 & Ms. Michelle Bagatti (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Hennessey, Jr. ’70 (32, A) Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Kriegshauser ’70 (29, A) Mr. James J. Lampe ’70 (19, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Maher ’70 (32, A) Mr. & Mrs. Harry L. Manion III ’70 (20, A, ^) Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. McGowan ’70 (19, A) Mr. John Moellering ’70 & Ms. Mary Burtelow (26, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Sheehan ’70 (25, A, >) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Strothmann ’70 (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. W. Randy Weber ’70 (19, A) Dr. David H. Wuellner ’70 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Billings ’71 (24, A) Mr. James S. Blood ’71 (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. James R. Brennan ’71 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin W. Brennan ’71 (15, A) Dr. & Mrs. James G. Coates ’71 (28, A) Mr. Daniel O. Flood ’71 (26, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Judd ’71 (5, AE) Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Ross ’71 (29, A) Mr. Richard Christ ’72 & Ms. Jean McQuillan (34, A, #) Mr. Stephen Clear ’72 & Ms. Marty Myers (20, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Cordeal ’72 (22, A) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Donovan III ’72 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kehoe III ’72 (12, A) Mr. Edward F. Poniewaz, Jr. ’72 (29, A) Mr. Timothy G. Rhoades ’72 (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Seele ’72 (35, A) Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Viviano ’72 (8, A, #) Mr. Thomas R. Waters ’72 (1, A) Dr. & Mrs. Dennis C. Ayer ’73 (12, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Behlmann ’73 (2, E) Dr. Troyen A. Brennan ’73 (19, E) Mr. & Mrs. James R. Capps ’73 (10, AE) Mr. Stephen G. Dolan ’73 (3, E) Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Dowd ’73 (9, E) Mr. & Mrs. Neil E. Funsch ’73 (1, E) Mr. James T. Glickert ’73 (19, A) Mr. Paul R. Higbee ’73 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Martin Igel ’73 (2, E) Mr. William F. Keaney ’73 (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. George G. Kriegshauser ’73 (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. John G. Kruse ’73 (2, E) Dr. John P. LaBanc ’73 (5, E) Mr. John R. Manion ’73 (2, E)
Mr. & Mrs. James R. McCadden ’73 (19, A) Mr. Paul G. Newsham ’73 (15, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Roach ’73 (12, E) Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Ruzicka ’73 (30, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. William F. Winfrey ’73 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew G. Wuellner ’73 (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Boschert, Jr. ’74 (2, E) Mr. James M. Burcke ’74 (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. W. Patrick Burgess ’74 (19, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Fiala ’74 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Fister, Jr. ’74 (26, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Flynn ’74 (14, A) Mr. William B. Gladney, Jr. ’74 (22, A) Mr. William S. Glickert ’74 (20, A) Mr. Edward J. Hejlek ’74 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Kalinowski ’74 (25, E) Dr. & Mrs. Michael E. McCadden ’74 (30, A) Mr. & Mrs. Barry S. McClure ’74 (25, A) Mr. Thomas H. McLaughlin ’74 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. Percich ’74 (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Scott H. Priesmeyer ’74 (18, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Ruzicka ’74 (14, AE, @) Mr. Michael J. Ruzicka ’74 (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Vitale ’74 (19, E) Mr. & Mrs. Bartolomeo J. Castelli ’75 (22, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gerard F. Duggan ’75 (19, AE) Mr. Richard G. Eberle, Jr. ’75 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robin M. Ell ’75 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Juan F. Ferrara ’75 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Chris G. Griesedieck ’75 (23, A) Mr. John Grundhauser ’75 & Ms. Lois Weismantle (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Hughes ’75 (21, AE) Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Kelly ’75 (22, E) Mr. David B. Lim ’75 (2, A, >) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Lordo ’75 (4, A) Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. O’Connell ’75 (24, A) Mr. Timothy J. Pagliara ’75 (28, ACE, #) Dr. & Mrs. Edward N. Peters ’75 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Craig E. Weber ’75 (15, A, @) Dr. Scott J. Arbaugh ’76 (24, A, ^) Mr. & Mrs. R. Scott Bader ’76 (22, AO) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Beckerle ’76 (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Devereux ’76 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Dolan, Jr. ’76 (19, A) Mr. Michael G. Ermer ’76 (15, A, ^) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Fiala ’76 (23, A, #) Dr. & Mrs. James J. Gibbons ’76 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. James G. Gorman ’76 (15, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Langdon ’76 (19, A) Mr. Kenneth C. Lynch, Sr. ’76 (13, A) Dr. & Mrs. John K. Moran ’76 (23, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Naber ’76 (19, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Roddy ’76 (17, A) Dr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Schwarze ’76 (18, A, @) Dr. Mark A. Caldarola ’77 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. William M. Corrigan, Jr. ’77 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Crowley ’77 (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Curran ’77 (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Ebeling ’77 (19, A) Mr. & Mrs. John B. Graham ’77 (31, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Guenther ’77 (6, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hanley ’77 (12, A) Mr. George L. Heil IV ’77 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gregg E. Hollabaugh ’77 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Horner ’77 (19, A) LTC & Mrs. Timothy F. Juergens ’77 (12, A)
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. McGauley ’77 (16, A) Mr. John E. Meiners ’77 (23, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Jay E. Rogers, Jr. ’77 (27, A) Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Saleeby, Jr. ’77 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Leland C. Shanle, Jr. ’77 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Shasserre ’77 (25, A) Dr. John K. Stevens, Jr. ’77 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. John L. Trunko ’77 (8, O) Mr. & Mrs. David B. Kauffman ’78 (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. O’Leary, Jr. ’78 (20, A) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Ruzicka ’78 (31, A) Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Bernardi ’79 (19, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Dooley III ’79 (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Grelle ’79 (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Grigone ’79 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Poniewaz ’79 (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael V. Proskey ’79 (16, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Schmitt ’79 (24, A) Dr. & Mrs. David B. Seibel ’79 (8, AEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Sgro ’79 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Singer ’79 (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Wisniewski ’79 (24, AC) Mr. & Mrs. Scott L. Wren ’79 (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Wulff ’79 (30, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Adams ’80 (16, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel K. Behlmann ’80 (23, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Chivetta ’80 (22, AEO, ^) Dr. & Mrs. Mark G. Delworth ’80 (19, A) Mr. & Mrs. David P. Dobronski ’80 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Geekie ’80 (17, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Gill ’80 (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Groneck III ’80 (18, A) Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hoffmann ’80 (20, E) Michael D. Hoover ’80 (27, E) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory C. Krekeler, Jr. ’80 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Mager ’80 (22, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. O’Dea ’80 (22, A) Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 (22, EO) Mr. J. Tim Reedy ’80 (16, E) Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Ruzicka ’80 (27, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Bernard P. Schweiss ’80 (17, AE, @) Mr. & Mrs. Martin K. Sheahan ’80 (19, O) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Swope, Jr. ’80 (4, E) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Wagner ’80 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Wehrmann ’80 (27, AE) Mr. Steven C. Bader ’81 (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Basler ’81 (25, O) Mr. Clayton C. Brown ’81 (10, AEO, *) Mr. Dufner J. Corbett ’81 (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Samuel W. Duggan II ’81 (24, ACO) Dr. & Mrs. Alan R. Gill ’81 (21, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. John K. Handy ’81 (16, A) Mr. Thomas Hoover & Ms. Anne Gaus ’81 (11, E) Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Leightner ’81 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Parnas ’81 (13, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Salerno ’81 (16, AE) Mr. & Mrs. John W. Shinn ’81 (27, A, >) Mr. Andrew M. Smith ’81 (20, A) Drs. Pedro & Rosa Suarez-Solar ’81 (17, A) Mr. Steven P. Walters ’81 (12, A, @) Mr. Gregory F. Browne, Jr. ’82 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Covington ’82 (17, AE) Mr. & Mrs. John Eilermann, Jr. ’82 (19, ACEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Gettinger ’82 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Groneck ’82 (20, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Heffernan ’82 (21, ACEO, #) Mr. Paul C. Hrebec ’82 (18, E)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Kill ’82 (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Krekeler ’82 (20, AE, @) Mr. Randolph E. Medrano ’82 (18, E) Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Mohs ’82 (22, AE, @) Mr. Mark E. Parisot ’82 (8, AE) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Pudlowski ’82 (16, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Roeder ’82 (22, O) Dr. Fred W. Rottnek ’82 (1, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Ruzicka ’82 (23, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Trace S. Shaughnessy ’82 (4, O) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Sheahan, Jr. ’82 (28, AE) Peter & Susie Sheahan ’82 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. William J. Snyders ’82 (1, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Lyndon P. Sommer ’82 (17, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Taylor ’82 (14, AE, ^) Mr. & Mrs. Steven S. Vincent ’82 (18, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Campbell ’83 (13, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Corich ’83 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Corrigan ’83 (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Delosky ’83 (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Dixon ’83 (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Dolan ’83 (17, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Dooley ’83 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Janson ’83 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Klump ’83 (14, AE, >) Mr. & Mrs. J. Christopher Lang ’83 (13, A) Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Martin ’83 (14, A, @) Mr. Michael J. Massa ’83 (14, A) Dr. & Mrs. John C. McManus ’83 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Neuwirth ’83 (14, A) Dr. & Mrs. Richard T. Riegel ’83 (13, C) Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Rogers ’83 (20, AE) Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Sartori ’83 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Sigmund ’83 (11, AC) Mr. & Mrs. Karl B. Weishaar ’83 (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Albrecht ’84 (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. K. Blaise Cooper ’84 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Fillo ’84 (10, A)
Terry Tungjunyathan ’97, who plays with The Blue Man Group, brought a workshop to Chaminade titled “Painting With Sound” in April. They invited a few students on stage with them, including Michael Onder ’18.
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Mr. Michael T. Godfrey ’84 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Beau Graham ’84 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Gross ’84 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jerome J. Grunzinger ’84 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Isaak ’84 (27, A, #) Mr. David L. Jasper ’84 (13, A) Mr. Michael J. Lane ’84 (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Lawton ’84 (17, AO) Drs. Charles & Michele Marler ’84 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. John M. Mosby ’84 (16, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Sean M. Roarty ’84 (14, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. John D. Wittenberg, Jr. ’84 (17, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Zaegel III ’84 (8, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Todd S. Baebler ’85 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Chrismer ’85 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. James S. Concagh ’85 (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Creighton ’85 (4, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth N. Domash ’85 (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Luke E. Epley ’85 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hill, Jr. ’85 (23, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Kassing ’85 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Lawson ’85 (16, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Lottes, Jr. ’85 (19, AE) Mr. & Mrs. David D. Margenau ’85 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. P. Joseph McKee III ’85 (22, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. James P. McLaughlin ’85 (17, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy, Jr. ’85 (2, AO, #) Mr. Stephen Murphy ’85 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. L. Christopher Saenger III ’85 (18, A) Mr. Matthew J. Saxer ’85 (24, E) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Schultz ’85 (13, A) Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Stadnyk ’85 (10, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Scott W. Strothkamp ’85 (23, AE) Mr. Douglas J. Bender ’86 (21, A) Mr. William Bolster ’86 & Dr. Patricia Bolster (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Concagh ’86 (21, A) Mr. Thomas F. Cooper ’86 (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. David L. McCoy ’86 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Moloney ’86 (20, A) Mr. James W. Murphy ’86 (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. William M. Potthoff ’86 (23, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Pudlowski ’86 (16, A) Lt. Col. & Mrs. Mark G. Scherrer ’86 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Stoltman, Jr. ’86 (11, AE) Mr. & Mrs. J. Scott Amick ’87 (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Debus ’87 (9, O) Mr. & Mrs. Leonard S. Dino, Jr. ’87 (15, A) Mr. P. Brenden Gebben ’87 (25, A) Dr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Goeke IV ’87 (14, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Licavoli ’87 (21, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher P. McKee ’87 (20, AO)
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick H. Mooney ’87 (12, A, *) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Rosenauer ’87 (21, A) Mr. Joseph G. Vetter ’87 (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Bodnar ’88 (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. A. John Buescher ’88 (19, A) Drs. Jeffrey & Linzi Cavanaugh ’88 (18, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Cooper ’88 (15, A) Mr. Stephen Covington ’88 & Mrs. Monica Covington (12, AO) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Eisenhart ’88 (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Hrubes ’88 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Kelly ’88 (1) Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Ledbetter ’88 (5, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Spanos ’88 (16, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Eric R. Burdge ’89 (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Gill ’89 (15, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Kelley III ’89 (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. McGarry ’89 (14, A, @) Dr. & Mrs. David J. Otto ’89 (9, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Pendleton ’89 (14, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Ruesy ’89 (11, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Schenk, Jr. ’89 (13, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Marc J. Allman ’90 (19, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Arey ’90 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Brouster ’90 (10, O) Mr. Michael C. Buescher ’90 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Crawford ’90 (16, AE) Dr. & Mrs. Daniel G. Hoernschemeyer ’90 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Mueller ’90 (16, A, *) Drs. Neil & Sarah Pasia ’90 (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin A. Ross ’90 (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. Evan R. Sotiriou ’90 (16, C) Mr. Stephen M. Albrecht ’91 (10, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Cavanaugh ’91 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Gerber ’91 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Randy L. Gori ’91 (13, A, *) Mr. Matthew C. Hrubes ’91 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Maheesh Jain ’91 (9, A) Mr. Aaron M. Sansone ’91 (3, AO) Mr. Michael J. Schlueter ’91 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin B. Widhelm ’91 (5, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher K. Coulter ’92 (14, ACE) Mr. Ryan C. Dohogne ’92 (16, C) Mr. & Mrs. Jack P. Dwyer ’92 (16, AC) Dr. & Mrs. Paul R. Ganninger ’92 (4, AEO) Mr. Robert Grunzinger ’92 & Ms. Amy Cavato (5, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Helmsing ’92 (11, A, >)
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ryan Hillenbrand ’92 (19, A) Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Loynd ’92 (5, A) Maj. & Mrs. Matthew A. Ross ’92 (9, A) Dr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Schroyer ’92 (15, AC, @) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Demko ’93 (13) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Hanrahan ’93 (11, AC) Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Kelley ’93 (4, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Massimino ’93 (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Mueller ’93 (6, AE, @) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Schenk, Sr. ’93 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Scotti ’93 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Sprague ’93 (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Sudekum ’93 (13, ACO) Mr. Bryan G. Vonderahe ’93 (8, C) Mr. Brett A. Williams ’93 (14, C) Drs. Samer & Amy Cabbabe ’94 (4, A) Mr. Mark D. Huffman ’94 (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Kelley ’94 (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Poling ’94 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mikel I. Saloma ’94 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Barnes ’95 (13, AC) Mr. William R. Barnes III ’95 (17, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Ryan M. Boyle ’95 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Jordan ’95 (9, A) Dr. Timothy D. King ’95 (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Schmitt ’95 (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin L. Schulte ’95 (8, A, @) Mr. John E. Shuff IV ’95 (3, E) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew L. Thomasson ’95 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Zaegel ’95 (16, AC, @) Mr. & Mrs. Sean E. Donnelly ’96 (13, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Fox ’96 (12, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Hagenhoff ’96 (9, AE) Mr. Ryan J. Monahan ’96 (2, AE) Mr. Brian O. Slenker ’96 (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Temporiti, Jr. ’96 (9, A) Mr. Timothy T. Walsh, Jr. ’96 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Bayer, Jr. ’97 (11) Dr. & Mrs. Douglas D. Durand ’97 (16, A) Mr. Caleb J. Goldkamp ’97 (1, A) Drs. Jason & Renee Koreckij ’97 (7, A, *) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Lewis ’97 (5) Mr. Nicholas L. Maynes ’97 (6, A) Mr. David C. Barnes ’98 (15, E) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Marsek ’98 (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Sartori ’98 (9, A) Mr. Avinash K. Sujeeth ’98 & Ms. Margaret Strelinger (8, A)
LEGEND:
(years of giving; ChAminade Fund, Capital Campaign, Endowment, Other; annual society level) Chaminade Fund Circles and Societies: + 1910 Society ($10,000+) > Leadership Society ($5,000+) ^ Blessed Chaminade ($2,500+) * President’s Society ($1,500+) # Principal’s Circle ($1,000+) @ Chaminade Circle ($500+) 36 - President’s Report 2013-2014
Ted Ruzicka ’80 moderates the April CABN meeting with panelists Dr. Fred Rottnek ’82 and Lou Rotter ’81.
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew S. Zilch ’98 (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Baczynski ’99 (4, A) Mr. Robert W. Bosslet III ’99 (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Dill ’99 (12, A) Mr. Charles Fallon ’99 (12, A) Dr. William R. Hess ’99 (2, A) Mr. Timothy M. Hill ’99 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Inkley III ’99 (8, A) Cpt. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Jablonski ’99 (4, AE) Mr. Brian G. Kelley ’99 (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Niedringhaus ’99 (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Wehrmann ’99 (8, A) Mr. Christopher D. Broughton ’00 (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Corrigan, Jr. ’00 (1, A) Mr. Paul T. Fernhoff ’00 (8, A) Mr. John P. Goodwin ’00 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hart ’00 (5, A) Mr. Frank Bennett II ’01 (3, A) Mr. Kevin J. Boggeman ’01 (3, AE) Mr. Peter T. Hale ’01 (7, A) Mr. Brendan F. Mahoney ’01 (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Sheehan IV ’01 (6, A) Mr. Jeremy R. Shore ’01 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Weiss ’01 (5, A) Mr. Elliott A. Bosslet ’02 (4, A) Mr. Christopher R. Franklin ’02 (9, AE, #) Mr. & Mrs. Derek M. Hagenhoff ’02 (10, A) Mr. John R. Hoette ’02 (1) Mr. Kevin A. Ruzicka ’02 (3, A) Mr. Andrew S. Eastman ’03 (1, A) Mr. Andrew W. Fallon ’03 (8, A) Mr. Ralph Johnston Hager III ’03 (1, A) Mr. Michael W. Hill ’03 (7, A) Mr. Andrew J. Pichee ’03 (2, A) Mr. Christopher A. Schmidt ’03 (3, A) Mr. Aaron D. Thompson ’03 (1, A) Mr. Thomas R. Applewhite ’04 (1, A) Mr. William B. Bander ’04 (6, A) Mr. Blake E. Perrin ’04 (6, A) Mr. Matthew T. Ahrens ’05 (2, A) Mr. Christopher J. Ambrose ’05 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Fitzgerald ’05 (2, A) Mr. Elliot A. Hullverson ’05 (2, A) Mr. Christopher R. Marischen ’05 (4, A) Mr. Anthony J. Martka ’05 (4, A) Mr. Bryan E. Bendawald ’06 (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. John N. Della Camera ’06 (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Steven S. Della Camera ’06 (2, AO) Mr. Adrian L. Kahle III ’06 (3, A) Mr. John F. O’Shaughnessy ’06 (4, A) Mr. George A. Simon ’06 (4, A) Mr. Logan G. W. Welk ’06 (6, A) Mr. Alexander L. Borje ’07 (1, A) Mr. William S. Davidson ’07 (6, C) Mr. John J. Jabouri III ’07 (4, A) Mr. Alexander J. Kelsheimer ’07 (2, A) Mr. Jonathan C. Ahrens ’08 (2, A) Mr. John D. Benage ’08 (5, E) Mr. Richard T. Fisher, Jr. ’08 (3, A) Mr. Daniel P. Gibson ’08 (2, A) Mr. Chase M. Hodgdon ’08 (1, A) Mr. John M. Simon ’08 (2, A) Mr. David A. deRoode ’09 (4, AE) Mr. Peter C. Hoette ’09 (1, A) Mr. J. Benjamin Johnson ’09 (3, A) Mr. Christopher J. Kelsheimer ’09 (1, A) Mr. Harry J. Lenzen III ’09 (2, A)
On National Signing Day, Chaminade was well represented with seniors agreeing to play collegiate sports. Pictured with Fr. Ralph are Austen Killian (baseball, Rockhurst Univ.), Michael Schwarze (baseball, Haverford Coll.), Grant Byrne (football, Univ. of Chicago), Hunter Forte (football, Boston Coll.), Thomas Martin (football, Lafayette Coll.), Brad Johnson (hockey, Ohio State Univ.), Tom Barlow (soccer, Univ. of Wisconsin – Madison), Brendan Ebert (soccer, Bellarmine Univ.) and Ryan Fagan (soccer, Bellarmine Univ.).
Mr. R. Parker Sanders ’09 (2, A) Mr. Daniel R. Schaller ’09 (1, E) Mr. Justin A. Spinner ’09 (1, A) Mr. David P. Amelotti ’10 (3, A) Mr. Patrick M. Anthon ’10 (2, E) Mr. Christopher M. Cook ’10 (2, A) Mr. David J. Kelsheimer ’10 (1, A) Mr. Edward G. Rose ’10 (3, A) Mr. Kyle J. Buschkoetter ’11 (2, A) Mr. Brendan H. Kelly ’11 (1, A) Mr. Matthew D. Mollerus ’11 (1, AE) Mr. Dillon C. Sanders ’11 (2, A) Mr. C. Dixon Anthon ’12 (1, AE) Mr. John P. Schweiss ’12 (1, AE)
Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Randy Alt (3, A, @) Mrs. Judith F. Anthon (4, E) Mrs. Alice Baker (4, AE, @) Mr. & Mrs. John Basler (18, AE) Mr. & Mrs. David Behlke (3, A) Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Bellon (3, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Ray Borage (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bowes (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jack Brennan (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Brown, Sr. ’54 (26, AEO, +) Ms. Lattie Brown (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Brown (4, A) Ms. Phyllis Buffa (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Burla (4, A) Mr. Robert E. Callahan (3) Mr. & Mrs. John Caruso (1, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Cavanaugh (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Cavlovich (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Crnko (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Gary Crump (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Dick Cummings (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Dick Dean (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Delanty (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Carl Deutsch (7, A) Ms. Natalie R. Dohr (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Dolan (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dueker (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. James B. Eisenhart (12) Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Eschbacher (3, A) Ms. Phyllis Fagan (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Bud Faron ’56 (21, A)
Mrs. Karen Fitch (4, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Flynn (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Fogarty (1, A) Mrs. Marie Ganninger (6, E) Mrs. Ann Geraty (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Gregory (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Grigone (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Groneck, Jr. ’54 (36, AE) Mr. Harold W. Guehring (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Hackstadt (3, A) Dr. & Mrs. John Hamilton (14, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hill, Sr. (21, EO) Dr. & Mrs. George T. Hughes (2, AO) Mrs. Betty Hummert (1, A) Mr. TJ Johnsrud (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. James C. Kahlmeyer ’52 (28, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Karn III (3, A) Mrs. Patricia A. Kearney (2, AE) Mrs. Patricia A. Kirchoff (5, AE) Ms. Betsy Kraus (1, A, @) Mrs. Virginia Lawton (5, A) Mrs. Katie Lochner (3, A) Mrs. Mary Lurtz (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lynn (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert McKelvey (3, A) Henry Menendez (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. David Metherd (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Middendorf (1, A) Mr. Robert B. Miller, Jr. (1, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Neal P. Murphy (2, A) Ms. Helen D. Newman (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Tom Niemann (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Petite (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thad Pieper (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Proost (18, A, #) Ms. Jean Raybuck (1, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Reed (2, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Renwick (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Rizzo ’56 (2, AE) Mrs. Lee Roarty (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Rutherford (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schweitzer (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Sheahan ’51 (32, A, #) Mrs. Joan Slay (1, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Spencer (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Hank Steinlage (4, A) Ms. Jane Taylor (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. William Tunney (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Vatterott ’61 (25, A) President’s Report 2013-2014 - 37
The cast of “Oliver!” does a song and dance number in the all-school musical.
Mr. Peter Von Minden (2, E) Ms. Polly Walsh (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Walsh, Sr. ’61 (28, AO) Mr. & Mrs. David Warren (1, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Weeks (2, A) Mrs. Jill Wegs (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mike Wess (1, AE) Dr. Carolyn Williamson (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wingbermuehle (2, A) Mrs. Cindy Wittek (1, A)
Friends Mr. & Mrs. J. Markus Ahrens (14, A) All-Star Distributing (3, O) Ms. Donna Altepeter (7, E) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Ambrose (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. David Amelotti (9, A) Dr. & Mrs. John T. Anstey (12, A, @) Mrs. Judith F. Anthon (4, E) Archdiocese of St. Louis (2, A) Ms. Patricia Arnold (12, C) Mr. Alexander M. Aubel (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Auffenberg ’70 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Bailey (17, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. John Baird (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander (24, E) Mr. & Mrs. James D. Barnes (1, E) Ms. Patricia Barrett (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. David J. Barry (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bartsch (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. John Basler (18, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Basler ’81 (25, O) Mr. & Mrs. James C. Bauer (6, A, #)
LEGEND:
(years of giving; ChAminade Fund, Capital Campaign, Endowment, Other; annual society level) Chaminade Fund Circles and Societies: + 1910 Society ($10,000+) > Leadership Society ($5,000+) ^ Blessed Chaminade ($2,500+) * President’s Society ($1,500+) # Principal’s Circle ($1,000+) @ Chaminade Circle ($500+) 38 - President’s Report 2013-2014
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Bauer (17, O) Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Beard (8, E) Mr. & Mrs. John H. Beck (1, E) Brig. Gen. & Mrs. E. Tracy Beckette (13, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel K. Behlmann ’80 (23, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Lambert E. Behlmann (12, E) Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Behlmann ’73 (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Bell (9, A) Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Bellon (3, AE) Dr. & Mrs. David D. Benage (15, E) Mr. David M. Bendawald (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Berkmeyer ’62 (34, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Berry (1, E) Mrs. Virginia Bertram (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Craig S. Biesterfeld (11, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Billings ’71 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. William Bliss (25, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Eric Bloomquist (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Boggeman, Jr. (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Bono (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Dave Book (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Bernard L. Bopp, Jr. ’53 (27, A) Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Borchelt (21, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Borje (9, A) Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Boschert, Jr. ’74 (2, E) Mrs. Alissa Bosslet (6, A) Mr. Edward Bovier (4, E) Ms. Alice M. Bowen (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Billy Joe Boyer (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Boyer ’57 (19, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Boyle ’67 (31, A) Ms. Marcia J. Brackman (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin W. Brennan ’71 (15, A) Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Brennan, Jr. (16, A) Ms. Dana G. Brewer (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. John P. Britt (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Brown, Sr. ’54 (26, AEO, +) Ms. Ruth Brueggen (9, E) Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. Bruemmer ’52 (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Buckel (14, E) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Buckner (15, A, ^) Dr. & Mrs. James S. Burke, Jr. (5, AO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Denis C. Burns (1, E) Dr. & Mrs. Michael F. Burns (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Rodney J. Buschkoetter (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Butler (7, E) Dr. & Mrs. John Canale (17, O) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Canepa ’69 (33, A) Mrs. Joan Carlton (10, C) Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Carmody ’60 (25, AE)
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard T. Carmody ’67 (17, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Castetter (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Cavanaugh (5, A) Dr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Cavanaugh (21, E) Chaminade Advancement Office (17, E) Chaminade Alumni Association (19, E) Chaminade Board of Trustees (7, E) Chaminade College Preparatory School (19, ACE, #) Middle School Student Leadership (24, E) Chaminade Mothers’ Club (26, EO) Chaminade Practical Arts Department (1, E) Chaminade Science Department (1, E) Chaminade Social Studies Department (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. George O. Chrissos (24, E) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew C. Christian (16, E) Dr. & Mrs. James G. Coates ’71 (28, A) Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Cogorno III (12, C) Ms. Catherine Condon (6, A) Ms. Susan R. Conrad (2, C) Mr. & Mrs. Cameron N. Conway (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Ray D. Cook (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Cooper (25, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Corrigan ’67 (27, A) Mr. & Mrs. John Cowlen (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Dick Cummings (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Cutak (14, E) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Dalton (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Dalton (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Daniels (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Dardas ’59 (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. DeCamp (8, E) Mr. & Mr. Robert J. Decker, Jr. (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. DeCoster (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Justin Demel (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. deRoode (11, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Donovan III ’72 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dooley (15, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Dowd ’73 (9, E) Mr. Timothy P. Dower (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Dressel (2, E) Ms. Geoffri N. Drucker (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. John Dubuque (2, E) Ms. Lily T. Duggan (3, E) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Duggan (1, E) Dr. & Mrs. Patrick H. Durbin (10, A) Ms. Mitzi Duval (3, E) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Dwyer, Jr. (20, A) Mr. & Mrs. Jeff A. Earnhart (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. L. Frederick Eberbach, Jr. (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. George F. Eberle (1, E) Mr. L. B. Eckelkamp, Jr. (1, E) Mrs. Virginia Eckhardt (17, AE, @) Mr. & Mrs. William D. Edwards, Sr. ’43 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. John Eilermann, Jr. ’82 (19, ACEO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Eilermann (9, E) Mr. & Mrs. James B. Eisenhart (12) Mr. & Mrs. James R. Elsesser, Jr. (1, E) Ms. Brenda Ernst (2, E) Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Fallon (17, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Farrell (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Faust, Sr. (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fehlig (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Fernandez (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Figueras (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Fikes ’61 (34, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Fisher (11, A)
Mr. & Mrs. T. Joseph Fisher (11, C) Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Fitzgerald ’62 (30, A, @) Ms. Ruth Ann Fleming (1, E) Dr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Flint (5, E) Dr. & Mrs. William M. Fogarty, Jr. (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. James L. Forst ’66 (27, A) Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Francis ’70 (19, A) Ms. Janet M. Frane (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Swayne Franklin (14, AE, #) Mr. Frank Frawley (6, O) Ms. Elizabeth B. Freeman (1, E) Ms. Mary Frein (1, E) The Fur & Leather Centre (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Gallagher (1, E) Mrs. Marie Ganninger (6, E) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Garrido (1, E) Mr. Michael Gauvain (2, O) Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Gibson (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. John G. Glickert, Sr. (8, A) Mrs. Karen Glines (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Goldenberg (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. William E. Gorden (14, E) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Gorgen (5, E) Mr. & Mrs. James G. Gorman ’76 (15, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Grabbe (9, A) Ms. Carol K. Graham (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Graham, Jr. ’67 (16, A) Mr. & Mrs. Ziba Graham (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Granneman (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Grayson (22, A) Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gregory (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Griesedieck (14, O) Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Grigone (1, A) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Groneck, Jr. ’54 (36, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Walter Guest (13, E) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gwydir (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Hager II (14, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. M. Thomas Hall (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Edward V. Hamilton ’52 (22, AE) Mr. & Mrs. James Hamilton & Friends (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Hugh J. Harrington (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Larry W. Hasselfeld (16, AE, #) Ms. Judith Hayek (18, A) Ms. Melissa D. Haymon (7, A) Ms. Mary K. Hays (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Hays (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. C.M. Heitmann (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Heitmann (1, E) Dr. & Mrs. Raymond W. Hellweg (17, A) Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Hennessey, Jr. ’70 (32, A) Ms. Colleen E. Hennessy (25, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Herzog (9, E) Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hill, Sr. (21, EO) Mr. & Mrs. Larry M. Hill (19, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Hill ’66 (24, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Hilton (9, A, @) Ms. Diane Hirson (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Hizar (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. James Hobelman (5, E) Mr. & Mrs. Vance C. Hodge (1, E) Mr. Norman Hoernschemeyer (20, O) Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hoffmann ’80 (20, E) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Hofman (7) Ms. Joan L. Hofmeister (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Hogan (8, A, >) Mr. & Mrs. Gregg E. Hollabaugh ’77 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Holler (18, A)
Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Holt (19, EO) Mr. & Mrs. William D. Holthaus, Sr. (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. David M. Homeier (1, E) Ms. Linda Hopkins (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. E. Michael Houlihan (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Hrebec, Jr. (16, E) Dr. & Mrs. George T. Hughes (2, AO) Mr. & Mrs. James E. Hullverson, Jr. (9, A) Mrs. Shirley Hullverson (28, E) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Hunter ’66 (28, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Dick James (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Christopher P. Janson (6, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jarrell (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Jedlicka (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Johns (13, A) Dr. & Mrs. Mark J. Jostes (16, E) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin K. Kaemmerer (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. James C. Kahlmeyer ’52 (28, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Craig L. Kaintz (18, AO, @) Mr. Jeffrey J. Kalinowski (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Kastner ’68 (27, AO)
Roberto and Antonio ’16 Gallardo at the Father-Son Banquet
Mr. William F. Keaney ’73 (2, E) Mrs. Patricia A. Kearney (2, AE) Mr. Frank J. Kekeisen (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Keller (21, CE) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Kelley, Jr. (7, E) Mrs. Patricia Kelley (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Kelly (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Kelsheimer (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. K. Christopher Kemper (14, AE) Mrs. Barbara Kern (8, E) Mr. & Mrs. Leo P. Kilcullin (24, AEO) Dr. Patrice M. Kirchoff (4, E) Mrs. Patricia A. Kirchoff (5, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Klapp ’64 (31, AO, @) Dr. Andrew J. Klein (9, E) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory C. Krekeler, Jr. ’80 (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius W. Krentz (18, A, #) Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Kriegshauser ’70 (29, A) Mr. & Mrs. William R. Kuempel (12, AE) Mr. William J. Kunderman (8, A) Ms. Virginia Kuntz (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. William A. Kunz (26, A) Mr. & Mrs. John D. Kupsky (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Karl J. Kurtz (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ladner (9, A, ^) Mr. & Mrs. Frank Lane, Jr. (12, A, @)
Dr. & Mrs. John J. Lang (21, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Larmon (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Laurence (8, C) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Lawrence (13, AO) Mrs. Virginia Lawton (5, A) Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Leggat, Jr. ’61 (21, AE, #) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. LeGrand (15, ACEO, #) Ms. Judith M. Leicht (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Leightner ’81 (18, A) Mrs. Susan Lenzen (8, A) Ms. Carole B. Less (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Levin (24, E) Mr. & Mrs. John K. Lilly (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Limpus (1, E) Mrs. Katie Lochner (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Steve Loehr (1, E) Dr. & Mrs. Maurice Lonsway (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Luechtefeld (1, E) Mr. Michael A. Lueken (17, O) Ms. Rose M. Luh (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Rene E. Lusser (1, E) Dr. & Mrs. Gary Maassen (4, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. John MacDonald (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. James E. Madden (12, C) Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Mager ’80 (22, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. George Mahe (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. John R. Maher (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. James P. Mannion, Jr. ’48 (23, A) Mr. & Mrs. Mark K. Mannion (6, A) Ms. Claire Mantovani (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. John Mantovani (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Mantovani (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. David W. Marcanik (1, E) The Marianist Province of the United States (19, O) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald G. Marsek (14, A) Dr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Martin (3, E) Mr. & Mrs. John H. Martin (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Tyrone P. Martin (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Martka (12, A) Ms. Patricia M. Maurer (1, E) Ms. Julia A. Mayer (1, E) Mrs. Orlean E. McAuliffe (24, E) McBride Alumni Educational Foundation (21, E) Dr. & Mrs. Michael E. McCadden ’74 (30, A) Dr. & Mrs. James F. McCool (1, E) Ms. Mary Ann McGuire (1, E) Mr. Thomas H. McLaughlin ’74 (24, A) Ms. Gayle G. McLean (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. J. Arthur McManus (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. McManus (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Meara (10, C) Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Mehan (21, AEO, >) Mr. John E. Meiners ’77 (23, A, #) Mr. John H. Merle (4, O) Mr. & Mrs. Leo P. Miceli (20, AO, #) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Milke (18, A) Dr. Consolacion Millangue (14, O) Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Miller (1, EO) Mr. & Mrs. Albert Minicucci (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Mohs ’82 (22, AE, @) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Molloy ’62 (34, AE, #) Mrs. Irma Moran (10, E) Mr. & Mrs. Dean C. Morganstern (7, C) Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Moritz (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Morse (1, E) Mrs. Audrey Mueller (26, E) President’s Report 2013-2014 - 39
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Mueller (7, E) Mr. & Mrs. John P. Murphy III ’61 (24, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Murphy (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Neal P. Murphy (2, A) Ms. Alice T. Murray (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Terence C. Murray (1, E) Dr. Karyn A. Nance (11, A) Mrs. Elizabeth Neuner (1, E) Ms. Helen D. Newman (4, A) Mr. & Mrs. William J. Niehoff ’67 (9, A) Mr. Donald P. Nies (1, E) Ms. Nicole L. Norton (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Curtis E. Nothstine (12, AC) Mr. & Mrs. Jack Oates (1, E) Dr. & Mrs. John J. O’Connell ’67 (28, AC) Mrs. Joyce Ohlms (7, E) Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ohlms (4, E) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Oppold (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. John O’Rourke (21, E) Mr. & Mrs. John W. Papa (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul V. Pastorek (5, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Paule (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Kent B. Perrin (15, AE) Drs. Christopher & Kimberly Perry (9, ACE) Dr. Louis D. Peters (13, E) Mr. & Mrs. John M. Phelan ’45 (18, A, @) Mr. Guy Phillips (2, A) Mr. Joseph Pimmel (1, O) Mr. & Mrs. John S. Poelker (1, E) Mrs. Eleanor Pons (26, E) Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel N. Potsos (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. William M. Potthoff ’86 (23, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Vernon S. Prinster (1, E) Mrs. Ann M. Probst (12, E) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Proost (18, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Quarles (11, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Rachford (11, A) Ms. Vivian Ransburg (8, E) Mr. & Mrs. Rudyard K. Rapp (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Reed (2, A, @) Dr. & Mrs. John V. Reilly ’36 (26, A) Mr. & Mrs. Frank D. Reynolds (1, E) Friends from 3010 Webster (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Riley ’60 (9, E) Ms. Claudia Ritchie (13, E) Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Rizzo ’56 (2, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Roach ’73 (12, E) Mrs. Lee Roarty (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Roeder ’82 (22, O) Ms. Victoria L. Rojewski & Schuster Family (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Rozier (6, AE) Ms. Clare Ruzicka (4, E) Ms. Ellen C. Ruzicka (10, E) Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Ruzicka ’82 (23, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Ruzicka (24, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Ruzicka ’73 (30, AEO) Mr. & Mrs. Leo C. Saenger, Jr. ’60 (27, EO) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Salerno ’81 (16, AE) Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Sanders, Jr. (14, ACO, @) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Sanfilippo (9, C) Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Sawyer (17, O) Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Saxer (27, E) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Schaller (12, A) Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Scheman (12, E) Mr. & Mrs. Edwin A. Schmid II (14, A) Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Schmidt (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. C. Rik Schmidt (12, A) 40 - President’s Report 2013-2014
Mr. Albert Schoendienst (2, E) Bette J. Schreiber (27, E) Mr. Robert Schurwan (2, E) Dr. & Mrs. Martin W. Schwarze ’64 (21, A) Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Schwarze ’67 (20, O) Mr. & Mrs. Bernard P. Schweiss ’80 (17, AE, @) Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Seeger, Jr. (3, E) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Sgro ’79 (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. Leland C. Shanle, Jr. ’77 (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Shasserre ’77 (25, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Shaughnessy (3, AEO, ^) Dr. & Mrs. Philip A. Shayne (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Martin K. Sheahan ’80 (19, O) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Sheahan ’51 (32, A, #) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Sheehan ’70 (25, A, >) Mr. Glenn J. Sheffield (1, E) Dr. Doxey R. Sheldon (7, E)
Jayson Tatum ’16 was named the 2013-2014 Gatorade Missouri Boys Basketball Player of the Year. Jayson’s coach is Frank Bennett ’01.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Shelton (5, E) Mr. Paul M. Sikorski (11, A) Mr. & Mrs. John G. Simon (14, A) Ms. Constance E. Simpson (3, E) Mr. & Mrs. James M. Smith ’69 (28, A) Mrs. LaVerne K. Smith Estate (20, AE, ^) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Snyder (2, E) Ms. Erika Soderberg (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Sokolowski (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. Solomon (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Sommer, Jr. ’59 (21, A) Ms. Nancy E. Sopuch (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Spinner (8, A) Mr. & Mrs. James A. Staskiel (5) Mr. & Mrs. James D. Steele (2, A) Mr. & Mrs. Bill Stevens (12, E) Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Stevens (9, E) Ms. Barbara M. Stewart (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Stieven (13, CO) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Stiffler (18, A, #) Mrs. Jayne Stoltman (23, E) Mrs. Lourdes Suarez-Solar (3, A) Mr. & Mrs. Chris Suellentrop (1, E) Ms. Ann Sullivan & Mr. Lewis Colgan (1, E)
Ms. Anita M. Sumner (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Suntrup (12, C) Mr. & Mrs. Fred G. Sutton (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Swindler (11, A) Ms. Nancy Tabash (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Tacony (23, A, #) Mr. George D. Theodorakos (7, A) Mr. & Mrs. J. Allen Thiel (3, E) Dr. & Mrs. Charles Thierauf (1, E) Ms. Diana D. Thomas (1, E) Mr. Robert A. Thomas (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Jerome W. Thomasson ’64 (36, AC, *) Mr. Scott Thompson & Ms. Maria Sakellariou (11, C) Mr. & Mrs. Phillip H. Thornburg (16, A) Mr. & Mrs. John W. Traeger (8, O) Dr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Tremont (15, A) Mr. & Mrs. Pat Twardowski (2, E) Mr. Robert A. Uhlenhop (27, A, @) Rev. Joseph Uvietta, S.M. (10, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Valenta (1, E) Ms. Frances L. Vatterott (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Vatterott, Sr. ’66 (19, AE) Mr. & Mrs. John C. Vatterott ’61 (25, A) Dr. & Mrs. Paul B. Vatterott, Jr. ’64 (22, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin K. Vescovo, Sr. ’66 (14, A) Mrs. Carol Viamontes (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Virant, Jr. ’61 (26, A, @) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Vitale ’74 (19, E) Mr. Peter Von Minden (2, E) Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Walbrandt (21, A) Mr. & Mrs. William H. Walker (1, E) Ms. Patricia Walker-Welk (6, A) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Walsh, Sr. ’61 (28, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Howard O. Watkins III (12, AEO) Mrs. Jayne M. Watson (38, E) Mr. & Mrs. Gregory R. Webb (18, A) Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Weber (1, E) Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Weber (19, AO) Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Wehmeier (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Wehrmann ’80 (27, AE) Ms. Linde S. Wiedow (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Wiesehan (13, A) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Wilbur (19, A) Mrs. Ann Wilkerson (9, E) Ms. Julia M. Wilson (1, E) Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Wisniewski ’79 (24, AC) Mr. & Mrs. Adam J. Wolfe (1, E) Mr. Richard Woolley & Dr. Rosemary Woolley (25, AE) Dr. David H. Wuellner ’70 (18, A) Ms. C. Fay Wuest (1, E) Ms. Stacey Yancy (3, E) Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Zaegel (22, ACO, #) Mr. & Mrs. W. Christopher Ziebold ’66 (34, A) Mr. & Mrs. Roger O. Zoellner (1, E) Anonymous (10, E)
Organizations and Corporations A Storage Inn (5, A, #) Abbott Fund (2, A) Acquisition & Zoning Services, Inc. (3, A, @) Adolph & Ceresia Produce Co., Inc. (1, E)
Advanced Communication Specialists (1, E) Advantages & Possibilities Inc. (1, A) AEA Heating and Cooling-Mechanical (1, A) Aetna Foundation, Inc. (14, A) Airport Advertising Inc. (4, A) Algonquin Golf Club (1, E) American Express (4, A, @) Anheuser-Busch InBev (26, CO) Ansira (6, O) Axa Foundation (9, A) Ayco Charitable Foundation (4, E) Dennis C. Ayer, DDS (1, AE) Behlmann Digital (1, O) Behlmann Law Firm, LP (2, E) Bethesda Health Group, Inc. (4, O) Boeing (18, ACE, ^) Branson’s Nantucket (2, A) BSI Constructors (2, O) Burgess Consulting, Inc. (5, A) Gregory D. Camfield DMD P.C. (1, A) The Capellupo Foundation, Inc. (6, A, #) Charitable Foundation USA (3, E) Charles E. Jarrell Contracting Company, Inc. (1, E) Christmas Valley Foundation (1, A, @) Citizens National Bank (9, AO) Crown Packaging Corp (5, O) The Dean Team of Ballwin (1, O) DeHart Limited Partnership (5, C) Domash Design Source LLC (2, A) Yvonne and Phillip Dressel Foundation (1, E) Drury Development Corporation (4, CO) Elastizell of St. Louis, Inc. (4, A) Emerson Electric Company (30, AE, @) Energizer (9, AE) EPU Scholarship Committee (4, E) Equifax (1, A) Express Employment Professionals (3, ) Express Scripts Inc. (9, O) Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund (6, AE, +) Fishco Group (2, O) Footwear Unlimited (8, O) Franklin Templeton Giving Fund (4, E) Frederic Roofing (3, O) Galt Industries (1, E) Gamma Tree Experts (1, O) George A. Heimos Produce Co., Inc (1, E) Global Payments (3, E) Grabbe Brokerage Company (7, A) Grand Rental Station (1, O) Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation (6, ACE, +) Kevin R. Grelle Financial, LLC (1, A) Grey Eagle Distributing (1, O) Hackett Security, Inc. (2, ) Hager Companies (11, A, #) Hastings and Chivetta (8, O) Hauk Kruse & Associates LLC (3, O) Hess Equine Veterinary Servies LLC (3, A) Hewlett-Packard Company (2, A, #) Robert B. Hill, MD., F.A.C.S., Inc. (4, A) Hilton & Associates LTD (5, A, @) Hogan Truck Leasing, Inc. (5, O) IBM Corporation (2, A) International Charitable Foundation (4, A, +) International Food Products, Inc. (6, O) J.R. Mayer Management, Inc. (1, E) J.W. Terrill, Inc. (7, )
The Gray House has been holding the “Cardboard Boat Regatta” for several years. Mentor Groups use cardboard and duct tape to build as seaworthy a vessel as possible. Fortunately, it only needs to survive long enough to carry two students the length of the pool!
Jack Schmitt Car Wash (6, A) John Bender Inc. (1, E) Joseph D. Hunter Farms (5, A, #) JSLogistics (6, O) Kelley Real Estate Inc. (1, E) Kelly Mitchell Group, Inc (4, O) The Klump Family Foundation, Inc. (6, AE, >) Kopytek, Inc. (7, O) La Marche and Associates (2, A) Langdon Financial Management (6, A) Law Firm of Michael T. George, P.C. (2, A) Robert B. Leggat, Attorney (5, A, #) Lou Fusz Auto Network (2, O) Lou Fusz Toyota (3, O) Marsh & McLenn Companies (4, CE) MasterCard International (17, A) McBride & Son Homes (9, CO) Mercy Hospital-St. Louis (3, O) Microsoft Corporation (9, O) Midtown Printing Co. (1, O) Gerald & Carole Miller Family Foundation (5, E) Waqar U. Mirza, M.D. (1, A, #) Missouri Baking Company, Inc. (1, A) Monsanto (17, A, ^) National Association of Produce Market Managers (1, E) Nightline Express, Inc. (2, C) John J. O’Connell DDS (4, C) Michael J. O’Connell DMD (4, A) Donald W. Paule, Attonrey-At-Law (3, A) Pedestal Foods (3, O) Plancorp, Inc. (10, O) Potter Family Foundation (5, A, #) Power Up Electrical Contractors (4, O) Premium Accounting Services (1, E) Premium Retail Services (1, O) The Private Bank (4, O) Ravarino Family Foundation (4, E) Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund (4, AC) Reliance Standard Life Insurance Co. (2, O) The Rhoades Group LLP (5, A) RollGiving (2, E) RubinBrown LLP (3, O) Ruzicka Group Services (7, A) Saleeby & Assoc (3, A) The Schlueter Law Firm (4, A)
Schwab Charitable Fund (6, AE, +) John C. Scott, CPA, LLC (1, A) Gregory P. Sgro, Attorney at law (2, A) Shanahan Family Foundation (1, A, *) Vincent and Mary J. Shaw Family Foundation (1, E) Sherman Produce Company, Inc. (1, E) Gene and Joan Slay Charitable Foundation (1, A, @) Soap City Laundry, LLC (1, A) Spencer Office Cleaning (3, O) SPK, LLC (3, E) St. Patrick’s Inv Partnership (1, E) Suntrup Ford - Kirkwood (2, O) Tin Roof Antiques (3, A) TMG Realty, LLC (1, A) Tom Lange Co. (1, E) Truist (4, A, ^) U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management (1, O) UBS (2, A) UBS Donor Advised Fund (1, E) Union Pacific Corporation (10, A) United Fruit & Produce Co. (1, E) Vanguard Charitable (1, A, +) Vatterott Foundation (10, E) Gregory B. Vatterott, Sr., Attorney at Law (2, E) Vee Jay Cement (3, O) Vision Care Consultants (3, AE, #) VSP Construction Services Inc. (1, E) Louis L. and Adelaide C. Ward Foundation (1, C) Weathersby Guild of St. Louis (1, A) Wells Fargo Bank (14, AE, ^) Westin Trading, Inc. (1, A, @) Williams Childrens Foundation Inc (1, AO) Worldnet Solutions (1, A) Henry & Carol Zeiter Charitable Foundation (1, E)
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Tributes 1972 Football Team Scholarship In memory of George A. Brennan Dr. Troyen A. Brennan ’73 In memory of Vivian Brennan Dr. Troyen A. Brennan ’73 In memory of Stephan Stoll Chaminade Advancement Office Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Dowd ’73
Alumni Scholarship In honor of Brig. Gen. David G. Bellon ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Rene E. Lusser In memory of Jean Blassie Chaminade Advancement Office Recovery of Allen Burdge Chaminade Alumni Association In memory of Vicki Coby Chaminade Alumni Association In memory of Roy M. Dales ’65 Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Salvatore Della Camera Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Peter Dolan Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Rosemary Engelhardt Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Frederic E. Evens III ’73 Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Louis Fusz, Sr. Chaminade Alumni Association In memory of Shirley Heet Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Gerald J. Juelich ’60 Chaminade Advancement Office Ms. Erika Soderberg In memory of Gloria Kekeisen Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of William McCormick ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Hughes ’75 Recovery of Jerry J. Murphy ’60 Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of James Pudlowski, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John Basler Chaminade Advancement Office Birthday wishes to J. Page Rosenbach ’31 Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of John Schaeffer ’74 Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Corey R. Schmid ’07 Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of R. Wilcox Simpson ’03 Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Kristen Tiemeyer Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Maureen D. Wehner Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Lowell K. Wood Chaminade Alumni Association 42 - President’s Report 2013-2014
Elizabeth C. & William R. Barnes, Jr. Scholarship In honor of David C. Barnes ’98 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hill, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Holt In honor of William R. Barnes III ’95 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hill, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Holt In honor of Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hill, Jr. ’85 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hill, Sr.
Nancy and Herman ’57 Beetz Memorial Scholarship In memory of Dolores Beetz Mrs. Patricia A. Kirchoff In memory of Herman Beetz ’57 Mrs. Patricia A. Kirchoff In memory of Hortense Flood Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Renner In memory of Christopher Grimaud Mrs. Patricia A. Kirchoff In memory of Marion Hiles Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Renner In memory of Michael Pallozola Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Renner In memory of Erven Thurman Mrs. Patricia A. Kirchoff Ms. Julia M. Wilson
Thomas R. Buckel ’00 Band Scholarship In memory of Deborah Jones Mr. & Mrs. Donald Levin In memory of Kevin Jones ’98 Ms. Linda Hopkins
John B. & Jane W. Burcke Scholarship In memory of Jane Burcke Mr. James M. Burcke ’74 In memory of John B. Burcke Mr. James M. Burcke ’74
Class of ’52 Scholarship Recovery of Judith A. Kahlmeyer Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Edwin C. Kuntz ’52 Ms. Virginia Kuntz
Theresa and Dominic ’15 Vella celebrate his induction into the National Honor Society in March.
Class of ’02 Scholarship in Honor of Clayton S. Rice Birthday wishes to Teresa F. Scurlock Chaminade Advancement Office Ms. Geoffri N. Drucker
James J. Corbett ’45 Art Scholarship Birthday wishes to Kathaleen C. Corbett Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Bro. Mel Meyer, S.M. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Levin
Paul Bryan Cutak ’90 Literary Scholarship In memory of Ladislalus Cutak Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Cutak In memory of Kathy Hrin Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Cutak In memory of Leith Isenberg Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Cutak In memory of Patricia Laub Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Cutak In memory of John K. Thum Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Cutak
Esto Vir Scholarship In memory of Fr. John P. Comer Chaminade Advancement Office
A Friend of Chaminade Scholarship In memory of Frederic E. Evens III ’73 Mr. & Mrs. James Hamilton & Friends
Mark M. Geekie Esto Vir ’74 Scholarship In memory of Mark M. Geekie ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Geekie ’80 Mrs. Eleanor Pons Ravarino Family Foundation In memory of Robert C. Geekie Mrs. Eleanor Pons
Margie M. Hoover Scholarship In memory of Margie Hoover Mr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Geekie ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Gill ’80 Michael D. Hoover ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Mager ’80 Mr. J. Tim Reedy ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard P. Schweiss ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Swope, Jr. ’80 Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Wehrmann ’80 In memory of Michael D. Hoover ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Berry Mr. & Mrs. Dave Book Mr. & Mrs. John P. Britt Mr. & Mrs. James R. Capps ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Castetter Chaminade Advancement Office Mr. James A. Corrigan, Jr. ’63 Mr. & Mrs. John Cowlen Mr. & Mrs. Jeff A. Earnhart Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Eilermann Dr. & Mrs. William M. Fogarty, Jr. Galt Industries Mr. & Mrs. John E. Groneck, Jr. ’54 Dr. & Mrs. John Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. C.M. Heitmann Mr. & Mrs. Dale E. Hermeling Ms. Diane Hirson Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hoffmann ’80 Mr. & Mrs. E. Michael Houlihan Mr. & Mrs. James C. Kahlmeyer ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Karl J. Kurtz Dr. & Mrs. John J. Lang Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Larmon Mr. & Mrs. Donald Levin Mr. & Mrs. David W. Marcanik Dr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Martin Ms. Patricia M. Maurer Dr. & Mrs. James F. McCool Mr. & Mrs. Albert Minicucci Mr. & Mrs. Donn R. Mitchell II Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Moritz Mrs. Michelle Ostermueller Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel N. Potsos
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Potthoff ’86 Mrs. Ann M. Probst Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Quarles Friends from 3010 Webster Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Renner Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Ruzicka ’80 Mr. John P. Schweiss ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Snyder Ms. Nancy E. Sopuch Ms. Ann Sullivan & Mr. Lewis Colgan Dr. & Mrs. Charles Thierauf Mr. Robert A. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Wehmeier Henry & Carol Zeiter Charitable Foundation In memory of Mary Ann Wehrmann Dr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Cavanaugh Chaminade Advancement Office Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Chivetta ’80 Ms. Mary Frein Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Heitmann Mr. Thomas Hoover ’81 & Ms. Anne Gaus Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Jedlicka Mr. & Mrs. Kevin K. Kaemmerer Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Niedringhaus ’99 Dr. Doxey R. Sheldon
Patrick Kelley Scholarship In memory of Patrick Kelley Adolph & Ceresia Produce Co., Inc. Mr. Alexander M. Aubel Mr. & Mrs. James D. Barnes Mr. William R. Barnes III ’95 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Betz ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Denis C. Burns Chaminade Advancement Office Mr. & Mrs. Cameron N. Conway Mr. & Mr. Robert J. Decker, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Justin Demel Mr. L. B. Eckelkamp, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Gallagher Mrs. Marie Ganninger Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Goldenberg Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Growe Mr. & Mrs. Walter Guest
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gwydir Mr. & Mrs. M. Thomas Hall Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Hays George A. Heimos Produce Co., Inc Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Herzog Mr. & Mrs. Vance C. Hodge Ms. Joan L. Hofmeister Mr. Mark D. Huffman ’94 Charles E. Jarrell Contracting Company, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jarrell John Bender Inc. Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Keller Mr. Brian G. Kelley ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Kelley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Kelley III ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Kelley ’94 Mrs. Patricia Kelley Kelley Real Estate Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Kelley ’93 Dr. & Mrs. Frank A. Krewet III ’60 Ms. Carole B. Less Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Luechtefeld Ms. Claire Mantovani Mr. & Mrs. John Mantovani Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Mantovani J.R. Mayer Management, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Mueller Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Mueller ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Murphy National Association of Produce Market Managers Mr. & Mrs. Jack Oates Mr. & Mrs. Mark Oppold Mr. & Mrs. Vernon S. Prinster Mr. & Mrs. Frank D. Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Riley ’60 Ms. Victoria L. Rojewski & Schuster Family Mr. & Mrs. Michael Shelton Sherman Produce Company, Inc. Mr. John E. Shuff IV ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Sokolowski Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. Solomon SPK, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Sprague ’93 Ms. Barbara M. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Chris Suellentrop Ms. Nancy Tabash Tom Lange Co.
Campus minister Matt Dailey speaks with a freshman theology class.
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The Winter Jazz Concert showcases some extraordinary talents
United Fruit & Produce Co. Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Valenta Vatterott Foundation Ms. Frances L. Vatterott Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Vatterott, Sr. ’66 VSP Construction Services Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Adam J. Wolfe
Bro. Frank Klapp, S.M. Scholarship in Honor of Mr. & Mrs. David R. Pagliara ’49 In honor of Timothy J. Pagliara ’75 Ms. Mitzi Duval Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Limpus Ms. Stacey Yancy
Barbara Kure Klein Memorial Scholarship In memory of Barbara K. Klein Dr. Andrew J. Klein
Clemens Krekeler Scholarship Recovery of Dolores K. Chivetta Chaminade Advancement Office
McBride Scholarship Fund In memory of William Bland Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Mark F. Litteken McBride Alumni Educational Foundation In memory of Dan Shocklee Chaminade Advancement Office 44 - President’s Report 2013-2014
In memory of Paul Vatterott, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Mehan
Wayne R. McKim Resident Scholarship In memory of Salvatore Della Camera Cpt. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Jablonski ’99
Middle School Student Leader Scholarship in Honor of Michael T. Bander In memory of Salvatore Della Camera Ms. Karen A. Carroll In memory of Lou Fusz, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Laura E. Hasselfeld Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Shirley Heet Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Loretta Hoernschemeyer Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of JoEllyn Hoffmann Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Michael D. Hoover ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Dolores P. Karcher Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Patrick Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Bro. Peter Loehr, S.M. Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Timothy G. Lucchesi, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of James McMahon Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Richard J. Mehan Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander
In memory of Bro. Mel Meyer, S.M. Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Rev. Robert Osborne, S.M. Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Patricia Oster Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Thomas Pollihan Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of James Pudlowski Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Helen M. Rask Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Bette J. Schreiber Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Dan Shocklee Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander Ms. Karen A. Carroll In memory of R. Wilcox Simpson ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of James J. Spies, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Christine Squibb Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Val Terschluse Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Kenneth Tillman Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Mary Ann Wehrmann Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander In memory of Lowell K. Wood Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bander
Fr. Norbert G. Moellering Endowment Scholarship In memory of Paul Behlmann Mr. & Mrs. Lambert E. Behlmann In memory of Jacqueline Goldbeck Mr. & Mrs. Lambert E. Behlmann Happy Birthday to Rev. Norbert Moellering, S.M. Chaminade Mothers’ Club In memory of Rev. Norbert Moellering, S.M. Chaminade Mothers’ Club
Geoff Morris Memorial Gray House Scholarship In memory of Geoffrey J. Morris ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Garrido In memory of Doris Wilson Chaminade Advancement Office
Donald J. Ohlms ’53 Scholarship In memory of Lucinda Dixon Mrs. Joyce Ohlms In memory of David A. Oliver Dr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Flint
William and Cheryl O’Shea Scholarship In memory of Rose Mae Beers Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Lucille Bommarito Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Sertella Causey Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Martin Danzer Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Christiane Doherty Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Floyd Mahon Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Lorraine McName Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of James L. Nicholson Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Rev. Robert Osborne, S.M. Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Christopher Paganini Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Don Rauch Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Bette J. Schreiber Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Rita Ann Taylor Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80 In memory of Bob Wright Mr. & Mrs. James R. O’Shea ’80
Bro. Louis W. Pinckert, S.M. Scholarship In memory of John Wilkerson Algonquin Golf Club Mr. & Mrs. John H. Beck Ms. Alice M. Bowen Mr. & Mrs. Billy Joe Boyer Ms. Marcia J. Brackman Ms. Dana G. Brewer Mr. & Mrs. Frederic E. Brown, Sr. ’54 Chaminade Advancement Office Mr. & Mrs. Dick Cummings Yvonne & Phillip Dressel Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Dressel Ms. Lily T. Duggan Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Duggan Mr. & Mrs. George F. Eberle Mr. & Mrs. James R. Elsesser, Jr. Ms. Ruth Ann Fleming Ms. Janet M. Frane Ms. Elizabeth B. Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Hugh J. Harrington Ms. Mary K. Hays Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Hizar Mr. & Mrs. David M. Homeier Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Hrebec, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John K. Lilly Mr. & Mrs. John MacDonald Mr. & Mrs. John R. Maher Ms. Julia A. Mayer Ms. Mary Ann McGuire Ms. Gayle G. McLean Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. McManus Ms. Alice T. Murray Mr. & Mrs. Terence C. Murray Mrs. Elizabeth Neuner Mr. Donald P. Nies Premium Accounting Services Mr. & Mrs. Rudyard K. Rapp Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Seeger, Jr. Mr. Glenn J. Sheffield St. Patrick’s Inv Partnership Ms. Anita M. Sumner Mr. & Mrs. Fred G. Sutton Mr. & Mrs. J. Allen Thiel Ms. Diana D. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Pat Twardowski Mr. & Mrs. William H. Walker Ms. Linde S. Wiedow Mr. David C. Wilmot ’48 Ms. C. Fay Wuest Mr. & Mrs. Roger O. Zoellner Anonymous
Andrew J. Ruzicka Memorial Scholarship In memory of Steve Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Stevens
In memory of Peggy Disana Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Ruzicka In memory of Robert E. O’Shaughnessy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Stevens Birthday wishes to Francis X. Ruzicka ’82 Ms. Ellen C. Ruzicka Birthday wishes to Raymond A. Ruzicka Ms. Donna Altepeter Chaminade Advancement Office Ms. Ellen C. Ruzicka Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Ruzicka ’73 In honor of Raymond A. Ruzicka Ms. Clare Ruzicka Ms. Ellen C. Ruzicka Recovery of Bert Stockwood Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Ruzicka
David Saxer ’89 Memorial Scholarship In memory of David B. Saxer Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Saxer
Jack Schreiber ’42 Memorial Scholarship Recovery of Bette J. Schreiber Chaminade Advancement Office In memory of Bette J. Schreiber Chaminade Advancement Office Ms. Brenda Ernst Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. LeGrand In memory of Jack A. Schreiber III ’42 Dr. & Mrs. David D. Benage Mr. John D. Benage ’08 Chaminade Advancement Office
Paul D. Shuff Scholarship Recovery of Mary Shuff Chaminade Advancement Office
For Mission Week, Chaminade supported Our Lady of Nazareth, a poor Marianist school in Kenya, Africa. Marianist Provincial Fr. Martin Solma came to Chaminade for the kickoff. Fr. Marty previously was head of the school in Africa.
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Vera Siefert Memorial Scholarship in Honor of Rev. Ralph A. Siefert, S.M. In memory of George Mehan Chaminade Board of Trustees Birthday wishes to Rev. Ralph A. Siefert, S.M. Chaminade Mothers’ Club In honor of Rev. Ralph A. Siefert, S.M. Chaminade Mothers’ Club Mr. Paul T. Max ’65
St. Jude Scholarship In memory of Albert J. Ackfeld Chaminade Advancement Office Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Renner In memory of Dennis Cahill Mr. & Mrs. Leo C. Saenger, Jr. ’60 In memory of Gerald J. Juelich ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Leo C. Saenger, Jr. ’60 In memory of Terri LaManno Mr. & Mrs. Leo C. Saenger, Jr. ’60 In memory of Joseph McNamee Mr. & Mrs. Leo C. Saenger, Jr. ’60 In memory of George Mehan Mr. & Mrs. Leo C. Saenger, Jr. ’60 Recovery of Patricia Saenger Chaminade Advancement Office
Tramont Scholarship In honor of Dr. & Mrs. John Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. William Bliss Ms. Ruth Brueggen Mr. & Mrs. Bradford J. Gleeson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Gorgen Mr. & Mrs. Mike Hermannes Mr. & Mrs. K. Christopher Kemper Mr. & Mrs. R. Paul Korb Dr. Stephanie A. Kralemann Mr. & Mrs. Donald Levin Mr. & Mrs. Joseph N. O’Daniel Mrs. Michelle Ostermueller
Valedictorian Marty Schwarze and Salutatorian Jack Yungbluth. Marty earned a perfect score on the ACT.
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Students and parents volunteer for the Old News Boys
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Renner Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Rozier Mr. & Mrs. Sid Schaper Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Scheman Mr. & Mrs. Osby Stratton Mr. & Mrs. Keith Wheeler
Andrew F. Watson ’52 Scholarship In memory of Freddie B. Collins Mr. & Mrs. David J. Barry In memory of Andy Ries Mrs. Jayne M. Watson In memory of A. Michael Sullivan Mrs. Jayne M. Watson In memory of Bob Wester Mr. & Mrs. David J. Barry In memory of John Wilkerson Mrs. Jayne M. Watson
Endowment Gifts In Memory of Charles F. Barrett Chaminade Advancement Office Chaminade Mothers’ Club Nancy Barton Mr. Richard Woolley & Dr. Rosemary Woolley Walter H. Bowermaster Mr. & Mrs. Matthew C. Christian Rose Brand Chaminade Advancement Office Chaminade Mothers’ Club Ryan J. Candice Chaminade Advancement Office Linda Cooper Chaminade Advancement Office Chaminade Mothers’ Club Anthony Crnko Chaminade Mothers’ Club Louis Doerr Mr. & Mrs. John Basler Peter Dolan Chaminade Mothers’ Club
Lois Fernau Chaminade Advancement Office Joseph Frayn Chaminade Mothers’ Club James L. Freimuth ’48 Chaminade Advancement Office Louis Fusz, Sr. Chaminade Mothers’ Club Laura E. Hasselfeld Chaminade Advancement Office Chaminade Board of Trustees Bro. John Haug, S.M. Dr. Stephen F. Miller ’63 Mary Jean Hemann Mr. Richard Woolley & Dr. Rosemary Woolley Donna Jacobs Chaminade Board of Trustees Gerald J. Juelich ’60 Mrs. Judith F. Anthon Ms. Patricia Barrett Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bartsch Mr. & Mrs. Eric Bloomquist Mr. & Mrs. John Dubuque Ms. Carol K. Graham Gregory B. Vatterott, Sr., Attorney at Law Mr. & Mrs. James Hobelman Mr. Gregory P. LaVigne ’60 Dr. & Mrs. Maurice Lonsway Mr. & Mrs. George Mahe Mr. & Mrs. John H. Martin Mr. & Mrs. J. Arthur McManus Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Morse Mr. & Mrs. John S. Poelker Vincent & Mary J. Shaw Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Vincent E. Shaw ’55 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Sheahan, Jr. ’82 Eleanor Kania Mrs. Audrey Mueller Joe Kanla Mrs. Audrey Mueller Dennis Kappauff Mr. & Mrs. George O. Chrissos Dolores P. Karcher Chaminade Advancement Office Chaminade Mothers’ Club Chaminade Practical Arts Department Chaminade Science Department Chaminade Social Studies Department Wade Kelleher Mr. & Mrs. J. Scott Amick ’87
Burbell Kirkwood Mr. Richard Woolley & Dr. Rosemary Woolley Stella Krasnicki Mrs. Audrey Mueller Mr. & Mrs. John E. Lampe Mr. James J. Lampe ’70 Mr. Leon Marcotte Chaminade Advancement Office Chaminade Mothers’ Club John Marino Mr. & Mrs. Leo P. Kilcullin Eric Mastrantuono Mr. Richard Woolley & Dr. Rosemary Woolley Sr. Phyllis McMurray, O.S.B. Mr. Richard Woolley & Dr. Rosemary Woolley George Mehan Chaminade Advancement Office Edward Meinhardt Mr. Ryan J. Monahan ’96 Georgina Meinhardt Mr. Ryan J. Monahan ’96 Marcella Mueller Mrs. Audrey Mueller Ken Munger Mrs. Jayne Stoltman Rev. Robert Osborne, S.M. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Covington ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Granneman Mr. & Mrs. James P. McLaughlin ’85 Mr. Mark E. Parisot ’82 Mr. David C. Wilmot ’48 Mr. Richard Woolley & Dr. Rosemary Woolley Patricia Oster Chaminade Mothers’ Club Mildred Poe Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Weber Thomas Pollihan Chaminade Mothers’ Club James Pudlowski Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Salerno ’81 Alex Reyno Mr. & Mrs. Stacey A. McArdle Althea Ritter Mr. & Mrs. Leo P. Kilcullin Steve Robinson Mrs. Audrey Mueller Katherine Rucinsky Mr. Richard Woolley & Dr. Rosemary Woolley
Fe San Pedro Deloso Dr. & Mrs. David L. Deloso Filipinas San Pedro Ruiz de Arana Dr. & Mrs. David L. Deloso Walter Schallom Chaminade Advancement Office Emilie L. Shelly Mr. & Mrs. J. Scott Shelly R. Wilcox Simpson ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew C. Christian Ms. Constance E. Simpson Christine Squibb Chaminade Advancement Office Bob Stahl Mrs. Audrey Mueller Donna Tebeau Chaminade Advancement Office Chaminade Mothers’ Club Val Terschluse Chaminade Advancement Office Louie E. Thimes Chaminade Advancement Office Kenneth Tillman Chaminade Advancement Office Chaminade Mothers’ Club John Warmbold Mrs. Jayne Stoltman George Werley Chaminade Advancement Office Chaminade Mothers’ Club Doris Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Donald Levin Laura Witte Mr. & Mrs. Matthew C. Christian
In Honor of Bro. Bill Chewning, S.M. Dr. Stephen F. Miller ’63 Rev. Oscar Vasquez, S.M. Chaminade Mothers’ Club
For the Recovery of Jerome Boyle Chaminade Advancement Office
The student leadership sponsored a bonfire during homecoming week. Students from all divisions enjoyed the event.
Mary Breeding Chaminade Advancement Office Michael Bumb Chaminade Advancement Office Ginny Capone Chaminade Advancement Office Robert Chlebowski Chaminade Advancement Office Lyle Hackstadt Chaminade Advancement Office William T. Hasselfeld ’13 Chaminade Board of Trustees Loretta Hoernschemeyer Chaminade Advancement Office JoEllyn Hoffmann Chaminade Advancement Office Emily Holler Chaminade Advancement Office Rita Howard Chaminade Advancement Office Christopher P. Janson Chaminade Advancement Office Donald Levin Chaminade Advancement Office Connie Schwarze Chaminade Advancement Office Judy Stann Chaminade Board of Trustees Katie Wohlstadter Chaminade Advancement Office
Birthday Wishes to Betty Lessou Mr. Richard Woolley & Dr. Rosemary Woolley Sr. Mary Pat Rives, RCSJ Mr. Richard Woolley & Dr. Rosemary Woolley
Congratulatory Gifts In April Ricardo Rao ’19, Luke Gilliam ’19 and Andrew Seibel ’19 served at the Missouri Senate 97th General Assembly as Honorary Pages, as guests of Missouri State Senator and Chaminade alumnus Mike Kehoe ’79.
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin T. Becvar Chaminade Advancement Office Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Coryell Chaminade Advancement Office President’s Report 2013-2014 - 47
Scholarships Chaminade has sixty named scholarships that honor and financially assist young men at Chaminade. These scholarships are funded, which means: 1. The scholarship is established with a principal of at least $20,000; 2. The principal remains in the Scholarship & Endowment Fund, ensuring the gifts will last in perpetuity. These named scholarships give donors an opportunity to invest in the Chaminade experience and the future of a qualified student. Donations can be made to any of the scholarships at anytime. All donations are tax deductible according to law. Contact Jan Hamilton, Director of Development, if you are interested in establishing a scholarship, 314-692-6652 or 877-ESTO VIR x1152. These scholarship recipients received their awards for the 2012-2013 academic year. Richard J. Bader ’51 Memorial Scholarship Timothy F. Buback ’14 Andrew M. Baird '06 Esto Vir Scholarship Henry C. Sommers ’17 William and Elizabeth Barnes Memorial Scholarship Samuel H. Frelich ’15 Nancy and Herman '57 Beetz Memorial Scholarship Benjamin J. Jackson ’17 Colonel Joann H. Boyles Scholarship Grant E.J. Bowes ’14 Robert and Marguerite Boyles Memorial Scholarship Jacob D. Bai ’16 George A. & Vivian B. Brennan Scholarship Cramon H. Mays ’15 Thomas R. Buckel Band Scholarship Jon J. Buehne ’17 John B. & Jane W. Burcke Scholarship Graden J. Reis ’19 Callahan-McBride Scholarship Fund Christopher J. Barry ’15 Derek J. Book ’18 Spencer W. Bryzeal ’17 Geoffrey D. Camfield ’19 Joseph J. Cantalin ’17 Ryan T. Cavanaugh ’18 Thomas K. Creighton ’15 Broderick S. Ellison ’20 Paul V. Eppy ’15 Jack T. Ganninger ’17 Patrick F. Ganninger ’15 Andrew F. Glickert ’18
Callahan-McBride Scholarship
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Marianist Province of the United States Scholarship: Fr. Martin Solma, S.M., Brian Randa ’16, and Brice Gihoza ’15
Richard J. Bader ’51 Memorial Scholarship: Scott & Victoria Bader ’76, and Tim Buback ’14
Timothy P. Steele ’16 Jack M. Villhard ’19 Chaminade Alumni Scholarship Thomas R. Barlow ’14 Chaminade Middle School Student Leader Scholarship in Honor of Michael T. Bander Nicholas C. Rallo ’17 Jack J. Sudekum ’17 Class of 1952 Scholarship Dominique J. Bobo ’15 Class of 1980 Scholarship W. Robert Reis ’15 Class of 1982 Scholarship Andrew D. Groneck ’16 Brendan B. Shaughnessy ’16 Class of 2002 Scholarship in Honor of Clayton S. Rice Timothy F. Buback ’14 Chaminade Class of 2008 Scholarship Dagobert K.N. Glassl ’14 James J. Corbett ’45 Art Scholarship Gary W. Cunningham ’13 Paul Bryan Cutak Literary Scholarship Joseph E. Hubble ’14 Drake-Ritchie Endowment Scholarship Alexander J. Russon ’15 Steven A. Eckhardt ’68 Scholarship Jon J. Buehne ’17 Esto Vir Auction Scholarship Trenton T. Almgren-Davis ’17 Spencer W. Bryzeal ’17 Bryce W. Gibbs ’19 R. Elliott Gill ’19 Benjamin J. Stampley ’17
John G. Glickert ’14 James J. Hackett ’14 Matthew C. Isaak ’17 John P. Kellett ’15 Matthew R. Linsin ’18 Mark A. McDonough ’15 William J. O’Shea ’14 Matthew S. Ostermueller ’19 Thomas S. Powell ’15 Samuel J. Proost ’16 William T. Proost ’15 John R. Riegel ’15 Patrick C. Riegel ’17 Andrew M. Selness ’20 P. Reilly Sheahan ’17 Martin O. Sheahan ’19 Anthony J. Simon ’15 John J. Simon ’18 Jack B. Spooner ’16
Clemons G. Krekeler Endowment Scholarship: Greg Krekeler ’54, Jim Krekeler ’82, and Sean Pawlowski ’16
William and Elizabeth Barnes Memorial Scholarship: Sam Frelich ’15 and Bill Barnes ’95
George A. & Vivian B. Brennan Scholarship: Kevin Brennan ’71 and Cramon Mays ’15
Bro. Eugene Feld, S.M. Mathematics Scholarship Alexander T. Nema ’14 A Friend of Chaminade Scholarship Elvonte D. Meier ’16 Mark M. Geekie, Esto Vir ’74 Scholarship Jacob D. Bai ’16 Hastings & Chivetta Architects Endowment Scholarship Ryan E. Little ’14 Colin J. Stevens ’14 Shirley and James E. Hullverson, Sr. ’46 Scholarship Michael S. McGovern ’17 Lois C. & Kenrick A. Jones, Sr. Endowment Scholarship W. Robert Reis ’15 Fr. Lawrence E. Jordan, S.M. Scholarship Stephen A. Mayo ’15 Marjorie & Earle J. Kennedy, Jr. Family Scholarship Richard M. Kutchback ’15 Clemons G. Krekeler Endowment Scholarship Sean J. Pawlowski ’16 Jack B. Krone Aim High Scholarship Leo A.B. Rizzo ’16 Bro. Frank Klapp, S.M. Scholarship in Honor of Mr. & Mrs. David R. Pagliara ’49 Roderick S. Campbell ’16 Aaron M. Laskowski ’16 Bro. Ralph A. Krull, S.M. Scholarships Benjamin S. Givens ’18 Jack D. Lawton ’14 Christian M. Piccioni ’19
Larry LeGrand Entrepreneurial Scholarship Timothy F. Buback ’14 Living Mentor Scholarship Kelly V. Faron ’14 Marianist Province of the United States Scholarship Brice Gihoza ’15 Brian Randa ’16 Wayne R. McKim Scholarship for International Students Brice Gihoza ’15 Fr. Norbert G. Moellering, S.M. Endowment Scholarship Joseph D. Hubble ’14 Tyler J. Pleus ’14 Matthew J. Trunko ’14 Melvyn and Loretta Moellering Endowment Scholarship Riley W. Arnold ’17 Michael and Judy Molloy Endowment Scholarship Bobby E. Collins III ’15 Samuel H. Frelich ’15 Daniel Powers Mooney ’88 Memorial Scholarship Jack R. Hathaway ’17 Philip J. Mannino ’14 Andrew D. Schanuel ’17 The Geoff Morris Gray House Scholarship Alexander J. Viviano ’14 Cyril A. and Marcella E. Niehoff Endowment Scholarship Nathaniel J. Hendricks ’17
John and Denise O’Rourke Family Scholarship Reginald A. Crawford ’17 Donald J. Ohlms Scholarship Jack D. Lawton ’14 Bro. Louis W. Pinckert, S. M. Scholarship Paul V. Eppy ’15 James Reid Family Eagle Scout Scholarship Nicholaus A. Cummins ’14 Judy Roberts Memorial Scholarship Austin R. Johnes ’16 Andrew J. Ruzicka Memorial Scholarship Joshua G. Rebman ’17 Joseph and Mary Salerno Scholarship Brendan B. Shaughnessy ’17 David Saxer ’89 Memorial Scholarship Jeremy W. Schneider’15 Jack Schreiber ’42 Memorial Scholarship Michael F. Faust ’14 Paul D. Shuff Scholarship Christian R. Potthoff ’14 Kevin L. Sobol ’01 Memorial Scholarship Tyler J. Pleus ’14 St. Joseph Scholarship Eriq J.J. Byrne ’15 St. Jude Scholarship Eriq J.J. Byrne ’15 Vescovo Family Endowment Scholarship Kyle L. Wright ’14 Andrew F. Watson ’52 Scholarship David A. Buback ’17 James M. Zolnowski Tribute Scholarship David V. Walz ’14
Jack Schreiber ’42 Memorial Scholarship: Michael Faust ’14, Bette Schreiber, and Joanie Benage
Paul Bryan Cutak Literary Scholarship: Kathy Cutak, Joe Hubble ’14, and Ron Cutak
Class of 1982 Scholarship: Brendan B. Shaughnessy ’16, Jim Pudlowski ’82, and Andrew D. Groneck ’16
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Employees Years of Service
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e are proud to recognize our employees for their dedicated service to Chaminade this year.
35 Years or More Kevin Brennan ’71 Mike Francis ’70 Jim Zolnowski
30 Years or More Bro. Jim Eppy, S.M. Michael Thro
25 Years or More Kathryn Bliss David Clark Mike Massa ’83 Fr. Ralph Siefert, S.M.
20 Years or More Jim Chrismer ’85 Judy Cunningham Dan Karcher Sue Kerr Margie Korb Stephanie Kralemann Dave McCoy ’86 Bob Murphy Michelle Renner Phil Rone Andy Siewert Phil Thornburg Jack Wilson
15 Years or More Scott Bell Karen Carroll Chris Chiburis Tom Fernandez John Hahn Mark Laury Joe Morgan Tim Pendleton ’89 Dietrich Smith Doug Taylor Peter Vlahutin
10 Years or More Brett Desnoyer Tim Gauvain Sarah Hairston Jan Hamilton Mike Johns Mike Kelley Todd Kopetzky John Lawrence Steve Murphy ’85 Dolores Perlow Jim Pudlowski ’82 Tim Sartori ’98
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As part of their summer camp, varsity football traveled to the University of Notre Dame.
Michele Schmidt Andrew Schmitt ’95 Tim Simpson Lee Tilley Rick Wibbenmeyer
5 Years or More Will Armon Steve Baxter Eric Burdge ‘89 Steve Chambers Michael Corte Matt Crutchfield Mike Derkits Dianne Dunning-Gill Janice Fleming Carmen Gruchalla Todd Guidry Charlie Heisinger Lisa Hermannes Lindsey Hill Jack Keithley Angela Kemper John Makarewicz Todd McMenamy Greg Miller Michelle Ostermueller Sue Rozier John Schaaf Shari Schaper Bob Schnur John Schweiss ’12 Sudesh Shah Ryan Slattery Courtney Spaulding Dan Stout Chris Treloar
1 Year or More
Ambrosia Ave-Lallemont Mark Baczynski ’99 Alpha Bangura
Kevin Becvar Frank Bennett ’01 Cynthia Bishop Alex Borje ’07 Beth Brasel Erik Carretero Rueih Wei Chien John Clever Matthew Coryell Jeff Crane Matt Dailey Tony DiSalvo Beth Dunlap Mike Fitzgerald ’05 Scott Glascock Adrienne Gleeson Rob Grumich Maureen Herrmann John Kelly Jason Kertz Scott Kugler Julie Laury Wally Luther Ellen Mannino Chris Marsek ‘98 Ashley Morrison Keith Mug Joe Novak Kathy O’Daniel Julie Quint Chris Salaveria Chris Shaver Carla Struckhoff Patrick Tebeau Antoine Torrey Jack Twellmann Fr. Oscar Vasquez, S.M. Vince Viviano ’72 Eric Warren Teresa Wheeler Mike Wingbermuehle Gene Wright
Volunteers
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ur treasury of giving and sharing individuals, who, through their generosity, provide the energy and expertise that enrich our school. Chaminade would not be able to do half of what we do without the support of our caring volunteers. These wonderful people, along with more donor lists, are available online at chaminade-stl.org/ways_to_give/donor_recognition/index.aspx (login required).
Class of 2014
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• 339 Academic Scholarships • 9 Athletic/Talent Scholarships • 15 Leadership Scholarships • 25 Missouri Higher Education Academic Scholarships (Bright Flight)
National Merit Finalists Robert D. Sandroni Jack C. Yungbluth National Merit Commended Students Jack D. Lawton Martin J. Schwarze National Merit Corporation Scholarship: Bayer Corporation Elliott D. Rodriguez
he Class of 2014 distinguished itself by receiving many fine awards and scholarships. A total of 84 students, 76% of the class, received some type of scholarship or special recognition award valued in excess of $14 million.
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he Esto Vir Award is presented annually to the graduate who, in the opinion of the senior class, the faculty, and the Principal’s Council, distinguished himself most outstandingly in qualities of integrity, scholarship, leadership, loyalty, and generosity. It is the school’s highest honor and was presented to Michael F. Faust ’14.
ational Merit Award certificates of recognition are given to students on the basis of the P.S.A.T. qualifying test. This test is given during junior year to over one million students throughout the United States.
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uperior Academic Performance Awards are given to the students who achieved excellence in the major academic disciplines. This year the following graduates received the award for superior academic performance. The candidate for the award must also exhibit good character and satisfactory school citizenship. Classical and Modern Languages Thomas A. Schneider III English Robert D. Sandroni Fine Arts Gary W. Cunningham, Jr. Mathematics Jack C. Yungbluth Physical Education Michael F. Schwarze Practical Arts Cullen R. Hoene Science Jack C. Yungbluth Social Studies Jack D. Lawton Theology Jack C. Yungbluth
House Leadership Gray House Brett Desnoyer, Dean Mark Laury, Dean Joe Tanner ’14, Captain Evan Sponsler ’14, Captain Connor Driscoll ’18, Captain
Mauclerc House Chris Chiburis, Dean Andrew Schmidt ’95, Dean Cullen Hoene ’14, Captain Matt Trunko ’14, Captain Adam Trunko ’18, Captain
Lamourous House Keith Mug, Dean Rick Wibbenmeyer, Dean Grant Byrne ’14, Captain Jack Lawton ’14, Captain Thomas Bernard ’18, Captain
Meyer House Will Armon, Dean Dan Karcher, Dean Hunter Forte ’14, Captain Will O’Shea ’14, Captain Jack Simon ’18, Captain
O’Donnell House Eric Burdge ’89, Dean Matt Crutchfield, Dean Anthony Chance ’14, Captain Joe Hubble ’14, Captain Will Lake ’18, Captain President’s Report 2013-2014 - 51
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