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Class of 2021 Graduation Sunday, May 23 rd, 2021

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Dear Alumnae and Friends, Happiness is found within the journey, not the destination. I am proud to lead a community that makes the journey possible for so many young women and actively builds a path that leads to their positive transformation.

Similar to the young women at Notre Dame, we have experienced and embraced a season of evolving charism as we remain faithful to our Foundress and mission. We also carry the spirit of what it means to be a modern-day “ND Rebel” into the future.

Blessed Theresa, our Foundress, was the definition of a Notre Dame Rebel.

Her unwavering faith in God, trust in herself, and pure grit allowed her to establish a ministry that has shaped countless lives to this day.

The women of ND have become trailblazers, advocates for change, and professionals who bring new perspectives into industries where female voices have historically been absent. I invite you to look closely at the impressive women in this edition of the Alumnae Spotlight, along with the collective success of our students. This is Notre Dame, and we are part of the next generation of ND Rebels in the modern world.

The journey continues in the fall, and for some, it is just beginning. I am eager to meet the Class of 2025 and share the spirit and evolving charism with our newest ND Rebels. I pray they feel how much they are supported from day one, and I hope they understand there is a forever united community waiting for them after graduation. I was blown away by the unity and ND spirit we saw last semester. Between Legacy Week, our road to the soccer final four, crowning our FF Favorite, and the first annual Girls Schools Unite, to name a few, I have never been prouder to be a REBEL.

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Thank you to all of our contributors, coaches, faculty, staff, and alumnae that continue to safeguard the legacy of Notre Dame High School and the spirit of Blessed Theresa’s Charism.

Gratefully,

ADVANCEMENT TEAM DR. MEGHAN BOHAC '98 President

Dr. Meghan Vergin Bohac '98 President Laura Backer Director of Admissions Anne Marie Carroll '04 Director of Major Gifts & Alumnae Relations Leanne Maher Kaltenbach '09 Director of Marketing & Communications

Notre Dame High School educates young women to become confident, compassionate Christian leaders. Each student is guided to reach the fullness of her potential and to use her gifts to make a difference in the world around her. Notre Dame High School provides a college preparatory program to girls from diverse backgrounds through an environment of differentiated instruction.

In the spirit of the School Sisters of Notre Dame and in response to the mission of Jesus in the Catholic tradition, students are educated to integrate lifelong learning, faith and service into their lives.

Jamie Pauk Wood '12 Admissions Associate

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S CH OO L N EW S C ATH O L I C S CHOOLS WEEK In January, our students celebrated Catholic Schools Week by collecting various items needed by ThriVe St. Louis, an organization that provides women's health resources. The donation drive was organized by STUCO and Campus Ministry.

W ELCO ME CL ASS OF 2025 In February, we welcomed Notre Dame High School’s Class of 2025. They received their acceptance letters along with a yard sign and an ND goodie box. We can’t wait for their high school journey to start here!

CO L L E GE ATH LETES Five seniors signed their letters of intent to play sports at the collegiate level next year.

Congratulations to Allison Kaiser (softball), Lydia Klutho (basketball), Sophi Lanzafame (soccer), Mackenzie Thompson (soccer) and Abby Youngblood (soccer).

MA E A C API TO L EXHIBIT Congratulations to Abigail Love ‘22, Samantha Ramay ‘21, Shelby Roeder '21 and Maya Wobbe ‘23 whose artwork was chosen for the Missouri Art Education Association Youth Month Capitol Exhibit that ran virtually in March.

R ACQ UETBA L L CHAMP IONSHIP Congratulations to Alice Dehner '23 and Anna Pagano '23 who placed first in Junior Varsity Doubles in the Racquetball State Championship. Shoutout to Kristina Karr '23, Addie LoGrasso '23 and Erin Newsham '23 who represented ND at the Varsity level.

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FALL FEST IVA L: SP RING E DIT ION With numbers on the rise, our annual Fall Festival — like many other events last year — did not take place in October. Notre Dame did not want our students to miss out on such a beloved tradition.

Raffle ticket tallies were kept secret until the spring when we were finally able to hold Fall Festival Coronation!

Students dusted off their class colored shirts and cheered for their class favorite. Per tradition, the seniors won the crown!

S CH OO L N EW S LEGACY WEEK The first week of March kicked off our second annual Legacy Week. We invited alumnae to celebrate their connection and pride with daily themes like Testimonial Tuesday and favorite, I Heart ND Day. Congratulations to the Class of 2022 who received their class rings that week!

WOMEN LEGISL ATORS AWARD Congratulations to Hanna Lenz '21 who received the Women Legislators of Missouri scholarship. She was one of 16 recipients in all of Missouri. She was recognized by the Missouri House of Representatives in April.

SP RING P L AY & CONCERT In April, our talented cast and crew performed the suspenseful yet hilarious play, The Crimson House Murder. In May, over half the student body participated in the annual Spring Art Show & Concert. Both productions were able to host in-person crowds again, although limited.

VAR S I T Y S O CCER ' S RU N FO R STATE Our Varsity Soccer Team made an exciting run for state this year.

This was the first year the team competed in the Class 3 Division.

After a spectacular 21-8 record, they went on to win the Class 3 District 3 championship title.

They secured wins against Clayton and Windsor to compete in the final four game. They left everything on the field and ended their season 4th in Class 3 State.

We cannot wait to see what next season will bring!

SCHOL AR ATHLETE Abby Youngblood ‘21 was awarded the St. Louis Post Dispatch Scholar Athlete. Abby played four years of basketball, varsity golf and varsity soccer while maintaining a stellar 4.132 GPA! Next year, she will play soccer at the collegiate level for Southwest Baptist University.

ARCHBISHOP MAY AWARD Congratulations to Anna Rose Diel ‘21 who received the Archbishop May Service Award in April. The award recognizes the outstanding leadership and community service of students who demonstrate to their schools and communities that they are Alive in Christ!

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AN ND TRADITION RENEWED We celebrated Notre Dame High School's 86th graduating class on Sunday, May 23, 2021.

With social distancing guidelines in place at the time of last year's graduation, ND decided that the ceremony would be held on campus again for the first time in over 20 years. Many alumnae and current families applauded the change, and their feedback ultimately led to our decision to move commencement back to Notre Dame indefinitely! The Class of 2021 processed onto the soccer field and sat together in front of their families, who had assigned tables. Speeches were given by alumna Caitlin Murphy, as well as the Salutatorian and Valedictorian. Diplomas were then awarded to the 64 graduates, 100% of whom will begin post-secondary education in the fall.

After turning their tassels, we wished the graduates a final farewell with confetti & fireworks.

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CAITLIN COBURN MURPHY '05 Commencement Address Caitlin exemplifies the Notre Dame High School mission in a modern world. After ND, she received a BSBA dual degree in International Business with a focus in Mandarin at the University of Missouri Columbia. In 2007, she attended Peking University in Beijing and completed an intensive foreign language program that sparked her passion for business and language arts — which inevitably led her back to Beijing in 2009. In 2010, after launching her career in international business overseas, she was called to reflect on her life and ultimately allowed faith to guide her path back home to St. Louis. In 2017, she set out to provide superior shipping solutions and founded Global Gateway Logistics, a freight forwarding firm providing ocean, air and ground transportation for a variety of commodities. Her company’s mission is to create opportunities specifically for women in logistics. Caitlin married Evan in 2011, and they are members of St. Clement Parish along with their son and daughter. She is a trailblazer and an expert in international business logistics. Her faith and core values that were nurtured at ND have given her the strength and courage to pursue her life passions while empowering other women along the way.

CHLOE COUSIN Salutatorian Address Chloe took rigorous college prep courses while at Notre Dame and consistently received Summa Cum Laude recognition on the Honor Roll all four years. She was a recipient of the NDHS Advanced College Credit Certificate and the George Washington Carver Certificate. Chloe served as an academic coach, Notre Dame High School Ambassador and Secretary for National Honor Society and Student Council. She was selected to attend the United Nations 63 rd Commission on the Status of Women. Chloe has received numerous honors, including 2 nd place on the National Spanish Exam and induction into National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society. Athletically, she has participated in lacrosse and tennis.

Additionally, she has made significant contributions to our school as a dancer over the last four years. Chloe will be attending Saint Louis University. She is receiving the following scholarships: Elks National Foundation Legacy Award, Vince Jacknewitz Scholarship, SLU Vice President Tuition Scholarship, SLU Catholic High School Award, Presidential Finalist Tuition Scholarship, SLU Grant and SLU Jesuit Community Award.

ANNA ROSE DIEL Valedictorian Address Anna Rose took rigorous college prep courses while at Notre Dame and earned Summa Cum Laude Honor Roll every semester. She was a recipient of the NDHS Advanced College Credit Certificate and the George Washington Carver Certificate.

She served as an academic coach, Notre Dame High School Ambassador, Student Council Treasurer and Science Club President. She was selected as a sophomore to attend the Missouri Leadership Seminar. She was a member of the National Honor Society, an award recipient of the National Spanish Exam, the 1st place awardee for ND in the St. Louis Archdiocese Annual Catholic Appeal Essay Contest and ND’s 2021 Archbishop May Service Award recipient. Athletically, Anna Rose was involved in the tennis, track and swim programs. She contributed to the theatre program by performing in both our fall plays and spring musicals over the last six years. She will be attending Central Methodist University. Anna Rose is receiving the following scholarships: Elks Student of the Year, Crestwood Elks Lodge Most Valuable Student Competition Winner and Central Methodist University’s University Scholarship.

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Elizabeth Appelbaum Danielle Ashabranner Faith Bamvakais Mary Bommarito Jordyn Bozich Madeline Brockhaus Kenlee Broeker Kira Brown Maya Brown Allison Bucher-Shaffer Alexa Bush Eryn Carpenter Katelyn Chapman Gabriella Chirco Kylie Cobb Grace Corzine Chloe Cousin Claire DeVlieger Anna Rose Diel Sophia DiMartino Shannon Dooley Megan Dwyer Sidney Earley Samantha Foppe Ashley Fronick Karina Gonzalez Romy Hetz Allison Kaiser Lydia Klutho Sophia Lanzafame Hanna Lenz Megan Lumsden Kathleen Machisen Maria McAuliffe Jenna McGarity Monica McManemin Jasmine Mendoza Jennifer Miranda-Pena Grace Newsham Mary Newsham Natalie Nickels Anna Ojile Korigan Pemberton Yulissa Perez Mackenzie Pople Samantha Preiss Samantha Ramay Laci Jo Roberts Shelby Roeder Nora Rudin Esmerelda Ruiz Rachel Schultes Rachel Slocum Caroline Sottoriva Erin Spihlman Rachel Tabash Mackenzie Thompson Natalie Visconti Emma Wiedemann Jerriah Williams Lola Wright Olivia Wright Abigail Youngblood

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A YEAR LIKE NO OTHER...

A Reflection by Class of 2021 Graduate, Samantha Ramay I didn’t expect to start my senior year of high school in my basement.

As a global pandemic suddenly crept from news headlines to our everyday lives in early 2020, none of us at the time could have expected that we would still be navigating its devastating effects over a year later. When Notre Dame switched to a completely virtual format at the end of my junior year, I thought the weirdness and unpredictability would end there.

Boy, were we all in for a ride.

When the 2020-2021 school year rolled around, the pandemic still raging outside, Notre Dame approached it in a very Notre Dame way: confidently, intelligently, and with flexibility and understanding. From day one, with oodles of precautions in place, the doors were open for in-person learning. While I’m still thankful and amazed that this past school year was completely in-person, the majority of my first semester was not. My family opted for a virtual option out of extra precaution. So, my first day as a senior started at home.

Tackling the 2020 semester of my senior year was easily the hardest thing I’ve ever done.

I’m the type of person who searches for silver linings with a magnifying glass, but there were many days when getting out of bed was daunting. However, I don’t regret any of it. I don’t regret giving my family and myself a little extra peace of mind in a very scary time, nor do I regret gaining the confidence I got from advocating for myself and other virtual students when ND seemed really far away. Plus, all of the hurdles I had to jump over made my last semester all the better.

Two things stuck out to me when I came back in person: it was LOUD, and it was BRIGHT. Coming back cold turkey after having a space heater and a stapler for classmates for a few months was a shock. Yet, even with the masks and imposingly large bottles of hand sanitizer looming everywhere, to regain a piece of the “old normal” felt like coming up for a breath of air.

Falling back into an in-person routine was like re-watching your favorite movie: achingly familiar, but you find something new every time. Enjoying the little moments that I took for granted, like eating lunch with my friends or saying hello to a teacher walking to class, was so special.

Even sitting in the front row of Calculus seemed a bit luxurious in the beginning. It all reminded me of the things I fell in love with my freshman year: the camaraderie, the energy, and the environment that roots for you even when you don’t root for yourself.

Being in-person also reconnected me with my class. The Notre Dame Class of 2021 is an incredible group of people. They’re funny, smart, and fiercely kind. These people have been the soul of my time at ND, and because of them, I’ve found friendship and family. Being with them again filled a well I didn’t even know was empty, every day until the last.

The last day of classes will stick with me forever. It was a blur of belly laughing and blue paint-riddled chaos. At one point, Dr. Bohac crashed my religion class riding a scooter.

Throughout the day, I tried to take in the mortar between the bricks, not really internalizing the finality of it all. It hit me during the last few mods when the seniors all gathered in Mrs. Godefroid’s room to hear the end of the day blessing one last time. Walking in the room to see my classmates, these people I have grown up with, every emotion in the book came crashing into me like a brick wall. Before the bell, we gathered in a circle and sang our school song one last time before dissolving into huddles of hugs and tears. Mrs. Godefroid got in the middle and was met with cheers after yelling, “They will MISS THIS!” I’ll certainly miss them.

So yes, I didn’t expect to start my senior year of high school in my basement. But, I did get what I expected all along: good classes, good friends, and lots of happy and sad tears.

While I never in my wildest dreams would have imagined a pandemic to be thrown in the mix, I’d like to think I took it in stride. I survived, and you’re a survivor too. We have all experienced the highest highs and lowest lows and have come out of it changed, but stronger.

If that isn’t the epitome of what a senior year should be, I don’t know what is.

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A New Journey for Mrs. Godefroid M A RY GO D E FR O ID '64 R ETIR ES F ROM TEACHING AFTER 33 Y EARS AT NOTR E DA ME

Since 1988, almost every Notre Dame High School graduate that has passed through these halls has been taught by the Mrs. Mary Godefroid '64, fondly referred to by most of her students as Mrs. G or Gode. At the end of the 2020-2021 school year, Mary retired from teaching. Notre Dame High School expresses our sincerest gratitude for everything she has done for our school and the many young women she has made a profound impact on. Happy retirement, Mrs. Godefroid!

Mary Godefroid has been part of the Notre Dame community since her days as a student. She graduated from ND in 1964 and planned to join the School Sisters of Notre Dame, but her vocation calling changed after meeting her husband. Mary taught at St. Peter's in Jefferson City and St. Michael's in Shrewsbury before staying home with her six children. In 1988, she began her teaching career at Notre Dame. Mary taught several religion courses over the years including, Life Choices and Death & Dying — ND alumnae favorites. Her favorite memories as a faculty member include Fall Festival Coronations, Baccalaureates, proms, retreats and pro-life trips to D.C. Mary also enjoyed watching her daughters, niece and granddaughter experience ND. She will never forget the last mod of her last day of teaching either — all the seniors ended up in her room to listen to the end of the day blessing one last time. They laughed, cried and sang the school song together. Mary said, "It was the perfect ending."

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"I am going to miss spending every day with teenage girls.

They kept me feeling young and were always teaching me new things! Of course, I will miss the faculty and staff, many of whom I taught years before. I spent half my life on that campus; I am going to miss feeling a part of the life and energy and faith at Notre Dame. As for my plans now, I am just waiting to see what God has in mind. He will let me know the next move to make. Change is hard but it keeps us growing!"

Confetti of Cards & Well Wishes In May, we celebrated Mary and her dedication to ND. We presented her with a "confetti of cards" from past and current students. A post on our social media honoring Mary garnered hundreds of likes and comments — all wishing Mrs. G congratulations and many sharing favorite memories from her classes.

Check some of them out below!

Do you want to honor Mrs. G’s legacy and memorialize the commitment she has made to NDHS? If so, consider donating to NDHS in her name.

The funds raised will go to the Faculty & Staff Endowed Scholarship in her honor to ensure the next generation of ND students have the same opportunities you did. You can donate online at www.ndhs.net/give.

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04 Emily Gatheman Floro '98 welcomed daughter, Nola, in April 2020. (No Picture) 05 Nichole Steger Mulkey '00 married Mike Mulkey on September 26, 2020. (No Picture) 06 Kimberly Winkler Uffmann '04 became the Assistant Principal at an elementary school in Columbia, MO. (No Picture)

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07 Becca Sansone Polizzi '12 married Nick Polizzi on April 10, 2021. Bridesmaids included Jamie Pauk Wood '12. Notre Dame alumnae attendees included Molly Bruder '12, Sam Goodman '11 and Jena Preiss '11.

08 Clare Mattione '14 graduated with a law degree from Texas A&M University School of Law in April 2021. She joined Dorothy Butler Law Firm in Texas as their newest associate with a focus on family law.

09 Emma Garner Hanger '17 graduated with a degree in Athletic Training from Southwest Baptist University in May 2021. She will work on obtaining her doctorate in Physical Therapy at SBU over the next three years. She married Cory Hanger in May 2021 also. Bridesmaids included Alyssa Lato '17, Mary Beers '17, Bridget Turney '17 and Julia Roach '17.

RE UNION NIGHT We were disappointed that due to social gathering restrictions we were not able to welcome alumnae celebrating their reunion back on campus for our traditional festivities this year.

However, we realized now more than ever the importance and value of our connections to one another. So in true pandemic fashion, NDHS hosted a virtual reunion happy hour for the classes ending in '1' and '6'. Our second annual Legacy Week ended on March 6 with several classes gathering via Zoom to reunite and reminisce together. Attendees were encouraged to wear their ND blue, turn up a class year themed playlist and sip on blue drinks! Notre Dame themed Zoom backgrounds were created and a Reunion Box with additional ND flare was available for purchase. A huge thank you to everyone that participated!

Classes ending in '2' and '7' are up next...plan to join us in person on Saturday, March 5, 2022!

ND graduates from the Class of 1960 or prior should save the date for our rescheduled Continuous Open Reunion on Wednesday, September 22, 2021. A formal invitation with more information will be mailed in August 2021.

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Interested in promoting the advancement and preservation of NDHS? In a world that feels completely different, now is the time to strengthen our legacy at ND. We want to reconnect our sisterhood, reinforce the path for future generations and remain grounded in our mission. Check out the immediate ways you can help strengthen our ND alumnae network and be a champion for the future of Notre Dame High School.

An alumna Class Rep is a liaison

Word of mouth is powerful and so are social media algorithms! A Social Media Ambassador for ND has a passion for the organization and a readiness to shine a light on Notre Dame High School within their own online profiles and followers. A Social Media Ambassador will help tell the story of Notre Dame — past and present — and have a willingness to share pieces of their own ND story when necessary. A Social Media Ambassador will be expected to share at least one ND post every two weeks and post provided content on specific high traffic occasions i.e. Giving Tuesday and I Heart ND Day. If you are busy, this is a quick way to make a large impact! All communication will be through e-mail and zero face-to-face meetings required. We have lost and disconnected alumnae — help us reach them!

and ND; it is a way to streamline

between your graduating class communication to your peers, provided by the Advancement Office. Class Reps are asked to share consistent communication between your classmates and ND, help maintain a deeper connection with the school community and inspire greater levels of participation in regard to events and online giving days such as Giving Tuesday and I Heart ND Day. Minimal in-

Interested in learning more about the ways you can help?

Want to connect and chat about something else alumnae related?

Contact Anne Marie Carroll ’04 via e-mail at amcarroll@ndhs.net.

person meetings are required and communication can be tailored to your comfort level!

See if your class needs a rep at www.ndhs.net/promote-nd.

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Our alumnae do amazing things every day — let’s talk about! Connect with Notre Dame on LinkedIn and help us continue to celebrate our collective accomplishments as women of NDHS. Remember, your online presence and self-identifying as an alumna on your social media profiles is an essential part of the future legacy of NDHS. Visibility to our collective success’ boosts our presence for potential new students and allows us to make our mark in

Ahhhh, Wednesdays at ND... a special day for many of us!

Alas, the packets are long gone (since 2010 to be exact), but Wednesdays still standout.

Wednesday is SPIRIT DAY at The Dame, which means students can wear any & all

St. Louis. We can still be humble while being proud. Let's squash any hidden

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gem status, together! Share your own achievements or brag about a fellow

skirt. So how can you help?

classmate by e-mailing amcarroll@ndhs.net.

We are asking you to dig out your old school swag and send us your vintage ND shirts and sweatshirts because you guessed it...what was once old is now new again. The students want a chance to buy vintage ND digs in our Spirit Shop.

All proceeds will go directly back to ND. You can snail

SECRET SISTERS PROGRAM

mail anything to NDHS with

Now is your chance to share your knowledge and connect with current students as a Secret Sister! What is a Secret Sister? Think Secret Santa but ND-style and all year long! We are looking for recent NDHS alum (graduating classes 2020-2014 only) that will be paired with an incoming freshman starting orientation 2021, but shhh...your identity is a secret until the end of the school year! It is a one-year commitment to help the next generation of ND girls and give back a little piece of what Notre Dame has given you. To learn more, visit www.ndhs.net/secret-sisters.

for a drop-off by emailing

Attn: Spirit Shop or arrange amcarroll@ndhs.net.

If you want to swap out your vintage ND tags, check out our online Spirit Shop at www.ndstl-spiritshop.com

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Notre Dame's academics and extracurricular offerings have continued to evolve. Individualized instruction coupled with our STEAM curricula cultivates an ability to problem-solve and fosters creative ideas or resolutions, preparing our students to work in any field poised for growth. We are not only preparing young women to navigate the ever-changing world that surrounds them; we are preparing them to LEAD with confidence and compassion.

Check out the following impressive alumnae working in STEAM fields who are doing just that.

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Courtney Iberg '10 After ND:

Fontbonne University & SLU School of Medicine

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Years In Industry:

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What led you to choose your career path? Anything that specifically relates to your time at ND? During my junior year, Sister Celine took our chemistry class on a field trip to a special event held at the Science Center, where I was able to meet one-on-one with research scientists and ask them questions about their careers. From that very moment, I knew that I wanted to enter the biomedical research field, which would allow me to use all of my skills to generate, evaluate and disseminate scientific knowledge.

What does being a woman in STEAM mean to you? Being a woman in STEAM is simultaneously challenging and rewarding.

On some days, I feel like a trailblazer; on other days, I feel like an underdog. However, I was very blessed that my formative years were spent at ND, where I was able to learn how to confidently speak up, ask questions and share my ideas. I am also happy to be working alongside so many other strong females, who inspire me to keep searching for new ways to answer complex scientific questions.

Did your time/experience at ND influence your life path or character/values at all, specifically, confidence and self-advocacy? Notre Dame provided an incredible safety net where my classmates and I were all able to ask questions, learn and gain experiences without fear or embarrassment. The faculty and staff were always there to give extra help and guidance, and the college-like scheduling of class times allowed us to meet individually or in groups with our teachers to review tough concepts and enter into deeper discussions about the material. Plus, ND taught me how to efficiently organize and manage my time, and time management is an essential, make-or-break skill in college, grad school and the lab.

What advice would you give other women who are thinking about pursuing a career in your industry? I would advise other women to always be inquisitive and curious. Read scientific articles. Speak with those in the field. Reach out to fellow ND alums. And, most importantly, I would advise other women to pursue a rigorous, well-rounded education, such as that provided by ND. Biomedical research is a multifaceted career; to be successful, one needs a variety of skills, including oral and written communication, time management, teamwork, and of course, a strong background in the hard sciences. Success will come more naturally if these skills are mastered early on.

Did You Know?

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Students are able to double up in science classes while at ND. And over half of the 12 course offerings are weighted courses.

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Lauren Easterly '05 After ND:

Missouri University of Science & Technology

Current Job Title:

Global IT Human Resources Manager

Current Workplace:

Spectrum Brands

Years In Industry:

13 Years

What does being a woman in STEAM mean to you? I think women are innate problem solvers who can think outside of the box. I take great pride in being able to bring a unique perspective that perhaps has not been thought about before.

It’s important that we’re listening to other people’s perspectives and empowering women to give theirs.

What do other alumnae reading this need to know in order to empower other females and young girls to keep pursuing fields in STEAM? Make sure you’re keeping an open mind. You may start out thinking you want your career to go one way, but you can really bring technical expertise to any job. Although I work in Human Resources, I have been able to use all of the valuable technical skills I learned from college and I’ve been able to harness them to help build better processes using technology. For example, using my technical skills, I was able to code and build an online benefit enrollment system with linked EDI files so employees could enroll in benefits online and their elections flowed from our system to the carrier. This was a major improvement from the paper forms we had been using.

What advice would you give other women who are thinking about pursuing a career in your industry? Do it. You are smart enough and the world of STEAM absolutely needs your voice and perspective. Any sort of foundation based in STEAM is transferable into any career you might choose. Most importantly, there will always be haters and there will always be people saying you don’t belong. Block out that noise and stay true to you. You do belong and you do deserve a seat at that table.

Most impactful ND memory? Something you look back on and makes you smile, or you recognize influenced you in some way? It would be difficult to pick just one memory. I can say that I loved all the time I spent in the Student Council office laughing and joking with my friends. I also learned true leadership skills and how to interact with people from all backgrounds which has really served me well in my career. One of the things I learned from Ms. B was, “always be a woman of your word, because your word is all you have.” And I truly live my life that way. If I say I am going to do something, I am going to do it. If I say I am going to be somewhere, I am there. So I leave you with that. Make sure you’re always being a woman of your word. It has always served me and I am sure it will serve you.

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Christine Raczka '09 After ND:

Missouri University of Science & Technology

Current Job Title:

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Current Workplace:

Bayer Crop Science

Years In Industry:

8 Years

What led you to choose your career path? Anything that specifically relates to your time at ND? My dad is an engineer, so he set up a meeting with two female colleagues. After talking with them, I decided I wanted to pursue a career in engineering too. Sister Celine was someone who definitely made science very enjoyable at ND! What does being a woman in STEAM mean to you? Being a woman in STEAM shows that you are comfortable and confident in yourself especially since women are the minority in the field.

What is your dream job? Can you see any roadblocks or challenges which might be influenced by your gender? I honestly would love to open up a food truck! Being in a large corporation, I have a lot of options to take my career down different paths. I am currently a new leader — I make sure my voice is heard and work hard to prove to people that I can do this.

What do other alumnae reading this need to know in order to empower other females and young girls to keep pursuing fields in STEAM? Give women the opportunity to engage! There are programs for females in high school that teach them about how cool STEAM careers are — I am a part of a lot of them.

Did your time/experience at ND influence your life path or character/values at all, specifically, confidence and self-advocacy? I was super shy before starting high school. At ND, I had the opportunity to break out of my comfort zone.

All of the girls there were great! And going to a small school made everyone super close.

What advice would you give other women who are thinking about pursuing a career in your industry? Females do have to work a little harder since it is a male dominated industry. My advice would be to never give up if you are truly passionate about it. Be confident in yourself!

Most impactful ND memory? Something you look back on and makes you smile, or you recognize influenced you in some way? There are so many — it is hard to pick one! Fall Festival was always a blast and Senior Lock-In was awesome.

But I was definitely influenced by my trip to Japan with Sister Jan. That trip really opened my eyes to other cultures.

Did You Know?

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Robotics Club competes in several robotics meets each school year.

The team designs, builds and codes each robot from scratch.

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Catherine Fearon '11 After ND:

Webster University

Current Job Title:

Production Assistant

Current Workplace:

Walt Disney Animation Studios

Years In Industry:

6 Years

What led you to choose your career path? Anything that specifically relates to your time at ND? I’ve always had an interest in entertainment and the film industry. Growing up I used to make silly movies with friends and I enjoyed going to the movies as often as possible. ND helped me foster my creative interests further through art, dance and theater.

What does being a woman in STEAM mean to you? Being a woman in STEAM means paving the way for women in the future. The animation industry is increasingly diversifying and more women are taking the reins in leadership roles.

It is an exciting time to be a part of the industry!

What do other alumnae reading this need to know in order to empower other females and young girls to keep pursuing fields in STEAM? No dream is unachievable! Women can do anything! I am thankful I have had an amazing support system in my family. I wouldn't be where I am today without them. Support your daughters’ dreams! Whether that’s a path in science, technology, engineering, art or math; it makes a difference when someone believes you.

Did your time/experience at ND influence your life path or character/values at all, specifically, confidence and self-advocacy? Notre Dame helped me prepare to advocate for myself especially in terms of time management and asking for help if I need it. It helped me learn how to schedule my time and energy into getting things done under pressure.

These are things that have stayed with me during my career. I would also say ND gave me the opportunity to explore all of my many interests from sports to art and everything in between. This gave me a well rounded background and many experiences that shaped who I am today.

What advice would you give other women who are thinking about pursuing a career in your industry? Don’t give up!

You will get a million “No’s" but there is going to be that one person that says “Yes!" You just have to keep believing and putting yourself out there.

Most impactful ND memory? Something you look back on and makes you smile, or you recognize influenced you in some way? There are too many to choose from! I think a lot of the things that make ND great are the small moments in class or in the hallways that give you that sense of community. I am very thankful for my time at Notre Dame.

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Students explore drafting methods, design principles and virtual realities!

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Melinda Brda Hunze '01 After ND:

University of Missouri St. Louis

Current Job Title:

Senior Statistical Analyst

Current Workplace:

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

Years In Industry:

15 Years

What does being a woman in STEAM mean to you? Being a woman in STEAM helps prove that women are just as capable as men in these fields. It sets an example for young girls that are looking to have a future in one of these fields.

What is your dream job? Can you see any roadblocks or challenges which might be influenced by your gender? I am in my dream job! Working for the Fed in the capacity that I do has allowed me to work a considerable amount in Washington D.C. helping to provide financial data for policy makers to rely upon. I am definitely the minority gender in my field, but I have not experienced roadblocks or challenges directly related to my gender.

What do other alumnae reading this need to know in order to empower other females and young girls to keep pursuing fields in STEAM? I encourage other alumnae to speak out to the younger generations about your career path, the challenges and benefits of working in one of these fields. Through these conversations young women will become empowered knowing that pursuing one of these fields is attainable.

Did your time/experience at ND influence your life path or character/values at all, specifically, confidence and self-advocacy? Notre Dame did a great job of preparing me to ask questions and to challenge the status quo. I was taught leadership skills and wasn’t limited to primarily “female” leaning subjects. Notre Dame did not define us by our gender, but by our ability to excel in all that we put our minds to.

What advice would you give other women who are thinking about pursuing a career in your industry? Go for it!

Don’t give in to stereotypes, which are nothing more than opinions from misinformed individuals.

What keeps you motivated every day? What is your personal “WHY”? My three boys are my personal “why”. I find it important to set the example for them of gender equality and to show them that if their mother can bake a loaf of homemade bread AND statistically analyze financial data for the Federal Reserve, so can ANY girl.

Most impactful ND memory? Something you look back on and makes you smile, or you recognize influenced you in some way? When I think of my time at ND, I think of the lifelong friendships I gained, the independence and time management skills I learned and taking swimming class during PE in the no longer existent ND pool.

Did You Know?

ND Connection

Although only three credits of math are required for graduation, 25% of the Class of 2021 completed five or more credits of math.

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James & Carla Carroll

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Brian & Kathleen Roche' Corson '94*

Boniface Foundation

Patricia Egan '83*

Cathy Coughlin Scholarship

Sandra Kania Ellison '69

Barbara Potts, Trustee of the Glennon & Ricka Ernst Trust

Hon. Anna Forder '57

$3,217,774

Contributions & Fundraising (includes Events)

$552,978

Investment Income

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Boeing Gift Matching Program Margaret M. McBride Charitable Foundation Andrew & Nancy Wissler Pauk '79* Gregory Reininger & Rita Witzig

Robert Garavaglia & Bridget Rush Kathleen Nash Gaydos '59 Susan Heller Giles '97* Mary Tabash Godefroid '64* Keith & Cheryl Brown Hanson '90* Bryan & Lynn Hargiss Elizabeth Kuhlman Hawkins '95* Sean & Tina Hogan Gerald & Julia Moreno Holland '57 Incarnate Word Foundation Karen Stolinski Jacobi '75 Knights of Columbus Council No. 12323 James & Nancy Nehring Koeger '75 Martha Doering Kymes '65

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Patrick & Donna Larson

Janet Suter Bridwell '67

Michael & Marilyn Lupo

James & Susan Eveker

Maria Martindale

Holy Child School

Mastercard International Matching Gifts Program

Dan & Angela Zimmerman McAlone '93*

Janet Meiburger '68

Darrik S. Sabada Memorial Scholarship Foundation

Rita Bieg Milford '77

John & Debbie Ziegler*

Robert & Mary Schillinger

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Joe & Julie Hoffman Siebert '80*

Anheuser-Busch Foundation

Lisa Stadler

Anonymous

Carol Siebert Thebeau '65

Augustinian Academy Alumni

Nicholas & Heather Tishma

Eloise Neier Baran '63

TIAA Financial Services Organization

Henry Blumenkemper

World Wide Technology Foundation

William & Janice Offermann

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Diana Sucher Chinnici '98*

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George & Kathleen Richardson

Coca-Cola Foundation

Maria Godefroid Adair '97

Darren & Lisa Goewert Roach '83*

Mary Kate Phillips Comberiate '10

Anonymous

Patrick Rohrkaste & Kathleen McHugh

Susan Lauman Constance '65

Jamie & Francesca Benten Moreland

St. Francis of Assisi Athletic Assn.

Sharon Alfs Cunningham '67

S. Janise Berberich '67, SSND*

St. Martin of Tours Church

Lynn Horas DiRaimondo '75*

Barbara Trimble Bettlach '57*

ServiceNow

James & Michele Duda

Dr. Meghan Vergin Bohac '98*

Ellen Pauk Strautmann '72*

Edward Jones

The Brockhaus Family

Food Service Consultants

Connie Hager Burkhardt '73*

Jack & Suzy Villa Charitable Foundation

Anne Marie Carroll '04*

Annette Niederecker Wahle '54

Brittany Cassidy '10*

Tom & Nina Weissert

Elizabeth Fox Cernech '63

Wells Fargo Foundation

Norman Christensen

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Meghan Mueller Chun '99* Deanna DiMaggio Michael Doherty & Kathleen Kane Pat Donjon Cheri Issa Dunn '90* Brian & Diane Nauert Egan '81

Craig & Cynthia Wright

Dan & Kim Foppe Barbara Popovsky Gentchos '59 Gerard & Gail O'Hanlon Gilsinn '66 Sandra Stuppy Hacker '64 Mary Ann Riemann Hartmann '68 Colleen Hogan '02

Timothy & Jennifer Wright

Michael & Mary Horn

Kristine Finklang Ziegler '92*

James & Julie Huegerich*

Robert & Renee Ziliak

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Carlie Bayes Kirschner '04

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Jennifer Loesche Lanzafame '94*

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Elizabeth Juengst Lawson '84

Debra Nauert Anderson '78

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The Macke Family

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Kathleen Mallette '03*

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Dr. Patricia Martens Balke '61

Andrew Barrett

Elaine Hines Millar '68

Jane Basler '81*

Ken & Pam Moser

Dr. Jeff Belcher

Joseph & Rebecca Mount

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Bell Bank Mortgage

Stacey Schnarre Mueller '91

Tom & Kathy Egan Madden '85*

Jessica Hejnal Bentele '04*

Diane Kussin Murphy '57*

Margaret Eckstein Mager '72*

Mary Bequette

Debra Heisler Neustadt '70*

Geraldine Polys Martin '59

Biggies Restaurant

Colleen Murphy Oge '84*

Melissa Reh McDaniel '00*

Melissa Hack Biggs '86*

James & Jennifer Puricelli

Ellen Metzner Moriarty '93*

Dr. Katherine Brust '04*

Kristine Meyer Ranciglio '87*

Barbara Muich '52

Building Butlers, Inc.

Vincent & Carol Rheinheimer

Mary Beth Enger Ortbals '60

Amy Pauk Bush '01*

Gary & Jacquelyn Rocchio

Michelle Palumbo '98*

Jim & Angel Puricelli Bush '80

SAP Software

PepsiCo Foundation

John & Kathy Chapman

Liesel Riechmann Schneider '51

Dorothy Galloway Ellis '63* Maureen Engel Freitag '80* Rick & Kathy Hess IBM Corporation Andrew & Chyril Juengst Leanne Maher Kaltenbach '09* Kristen Kenney '11 Dr. Mary Komanetsky Klix '72, M.D.* Patricia Hrdlicka Kloster '46 Knights of Columbus – Crusader Council 11146

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Daniel & Linda Brda*

Steven & Jeanne Epley

Elaine Frick Simmons '64*

S. Kathleen Brice, SSND

Mary Hack Erickson '81

Simmons Bank

Alan & Nancy Brown

Larry & Glennetta Esswein

Linda Whitehead Smith '73

Denise Sanford Bryant '04*

Otto & Rosemary Etzel

Elizabeth Spengemann

Margaret Waser Buehrle '61

Gerianne Zinselmeyer Evans '94

St. Gabriel the Archangel Parish

Michelle Miller Casey '72

Kelly Maurer Evens '79*

St. James Catholic Church

Robert & Dina Cassidy

Robert Ewing

St. Joan of Arc Athletic Association

John & Beth Catanzaro

Susan Fox Fagan '60

St. Louis Sportswear

Laura Engel Cerutti '78*

Patty Horas Fagin '73*

Nicolette Miller Stilwell '85*

Margaret Sherman Chapman '72

Eileen Koeger Finkenkeller '70

STL Rebels Elite Basketball Academy

Deborah Yoder Chiodini '97*

Daniel & Marsha Fischer

Joan Pauk Sucher '74*

Tina Huegerich Christian '02*

Victoria Bartnett Fleddermann '77

Carolyn Mall Swenson '80

Heather Hohman Cissell '93

Lyndsey Randolph Forbes '03*

Janis Schomber Syers '74

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Steve & Leslie Fraraccio

Abigail West Wallace '04*

Marilyn Beyer Clayton '49

Mary Killius Fraser '51

Joan Winkeler Wassilak '66*

Carol Jennewein Cleary '63

James & Jennifer Frost

Paula Peters Weaver '90*

Vicki Cragg

Barbara Wetzel '50*

Dolores Hodes Cuba '51

Pamela Zavadil

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Cathleen Nani Danner '68 Mary Beckring Daus '70 Barbara Shaw Davis '67 Judith Stumpf Deghuee '57 Carolyn Homa DeGreeff '75

Suzanne & Lucia Gherardini Darlene Gilyon Gildersleeve '59 Linda Hunt Gillick '69 Martha Gleich '66 Donna Montgomery Grahl '83* Diane Pudlowski Granda '72* Don & Ellen Graves Gary & Linda Voss Gray '70*

Mary Politte DeHekker '49

Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation

Kathy Lombardo DePung '77*

Mary Faith Riganti Green '77

Denise Devereaux '73*

Theresa Puricelli Greger '76*

Julia Meyer Dibble '90*

Christine Abeln Gresham '87*

Charlotte Aulbach Dickhaus '69

Gymstars

Jessica Goewert Dobberstein '76*

Paul Hakenewerth

John & Joan Dockery

Martin & Dianna Hamm

Ronald & Rita Belaska

Devin Dreste '10*

Maureen Klaus Hecht '78*

Margaret Schmidt Benz '74

Rose Mary Doetsch Duda '56

Jean Lawler Heckmann '61*

Cheryl Wibbenmeyer Blake '69

Becky Dierkes Duffie '72*

Charlotte Howdeshell Heisserer '55

Robert Blumenkemper

Nancy Laury Duffy '71

Marilyn Pohlman Heller '73

Douglas & Maureen Boland

Greg & Louise Egan

The Hendrickson Family

Lynn Palucci Born '80

Dr. Kathryn Ellerbrake

Susan Armbruster Herndon '73*

Corey & Jennifer Lorentz Boyer '88

Madonna Pawlowicz Emht '66*

Diane Hildebrand '76*

Constance Spray Brake '84*

S. Michelle Emmerich, SSND

Erin Clark Hinz '04

Mary Ann Lesyna Braun '61

Mary Fedke Engert '81

Carole Gass Hobbs '60

Anonymous Janet Haas Bakula '76 Joan Gildehaus Barry '59 Mary Ann Kohlmann Bearden '55 Brandon Beck Maureen Beckman '85* Michael & Teresa Beers

S ummer 2021

25

2020-2021 N D H S A N N U A L R E P O R T Regina Daust Hoernschemeyer '53

Rosemarie Gleich LaCasse '60

Jim & Barbara Bellers Morrison '69

Becky Schulte Hof '99

Ann Rosche Lachowitzer '84*

Timothy & Cheryl Muehlfarth

S. Shelley Hogan '67, SSND

Elizabeth Lahm

Ann Krings Mueller '75*

Judy Hajek Hollis '58

James Lahm

Linda Kohlberg Mueller '76

Dr. Amy Philippi Horn '94, D.C.*

Dr. Sarah LaJeuness '09*

Mary Ann Berhorst Mulpas '60

Angela Hotze Hotze '44

Margaret Maurer Lang '76*

Elizabeth Metzger Murphy '68

Adam & Kelly Huck

Branson & Ann Lawrence

S. Rosemarie Nassif '59, SSND

Marilyn Winkeler Hummel '59*

Paul & Marie Leicht

Marcia Godefroid Neiman '03*

Lisa Humphreys

Dan & Kate Lewandowski

Nancy Nelson

Marie Wehrle Hunt '74*

Melissa Wobbe Logan '98

John & Catherine Newsham

Angela Grimes Ilko '03*

Adrienne Lopes

Cecilia Nichols

Immaculate Conception Church

Marigene Hogg Lorson '87*

Marlene Trueman Nickels '53

Eva Mihaljevic Imo '79

Kathleen Eppy Lumsden '94*

Doris Hoberg Niehoff '80*

Jeri Fagas Inman '82

Patricia Kearns Luna '62

Michael & Michele Novak

Rosemary Kriss Jaworski '73

Sarah Wamser Lurkins '04*

Noreen O'Brien '77

Barbara Paule Jones '56

Mark & Kathleen Luzecky

Timothy & Becky Ortinau

Neil & Berta Jones

Scott & Lisa Macke

Debbie Bellers Otts '76

Therese Placke Kaag '83*

Maire Ryan Magliozzi '09*

Steve & Monika Pagano

Virginia Nauert Kaemmerer '60

The Maher Family

Mary Kippenberger Pawlowicz '71

Stephen & Mary Beth Karr

Mary Lombardo Mallette '76*

Valerie Hutti Pelot '59

Katherine Kasznel '74

Matt Mallette*

Sharon Dudenhoeffer Phillips '84*

Patrick & Jan Kelly

Tim & Megan Maricic

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Platt

Katherine Lause Killion '85*

Katharine Mankus McClung '00

Stacey Pauk Potter '03*

Helen Killius '58

Cherie Delfosse McCurdy '70

Pete Puricelli

Sue Tretter King '63

Mary McGuire

Linda Ratley Quint '70

Anna Roach Kinney '12*

Deborah Fuchs McKinzie '80

Carol Landholt Rechtien '84*

Bryan Kirchoff

The McManus Family

Jennifer Reinhold '04*

Donna Bernhard Kirtian '85*

Martin & Laura Mengarelli

Donna Lesyna Reitz '80*

Lauren Kistner '02

Josephine Folk Merlo '58

Terry & Gina Richter

Jeanne Venverloh Klebusch '44

Janice Jennewein Meyer '65*

Steve & Tara Rick

Patricia Stinson Kleiss '83

Thomas & Geralyn Meyer

River City Casino

Greg & April Klobe

Tom & Barb Michael

Mary Homa Robben '72

Joyce Range Knobbe '54

Microsoft Corporation

Nicole Banjai Robertson '98

S. Kathleen Koenen '64, SSND*

Elizabeth Miller

Robert Rooney

Chris & Jennifer Kohnz

Janet Walter Milliot '62

Lisa Berry Ross '95

Janet Konert '68*

Joan Metzger Moehl '63

Myra Sennewald Rosskopf-Wolfe '69*

Jim & Susie Domagalski Kopp '88*

Karen Faust Molner '85

Barbara Eppy Rule '83*

Kate Mertzlufft Kottmann '12*

Jennifer Gaynor Moniz '93

Emily Rule '20*

Helen Hummel Krull '73

Dr. Stephanie Granda Mooshegian '97*

William & Barbara Scannell

Betty Kessler Kuliniewicz '70

Cynthia Wagner Morris '80*

Geralyn Schaefer '81

26 The Le geND

2020-2021 N D H S A N N U A L R E P O R T Lynn Garner Schaefer '78

Elizabeth West Visintine '01*

Kirsten Miller Altomari '88

Patricia Clancy Schaller '68

Kathy Hack Vitela '78

Mary Jane Clark Amad '72

Scott & Melissa Schardan

Beth Rheinheimer Voegtli '96*

Anonymous*

Michelle Schmidt '82

Sarah Kohler Wahl '95

Christy Brown Arnold '04*

Eugene & Jane Schmittgens

Geraldine Popovsky Wasniewski '66

Linda Curley Arns '74

Tammy Gross Schrick '91

Katherine Mees Weintraub '00

Sallie Reich Ashe '71*

James Schulte

Arlene Sonntag Welling '57

Amanda Aug '20*

Christine Wittenbrink Schultz '98

Laurie Gorman Welsch '73*

Susanne Bacher '18*

Marilyn Devereaux Seaton '58

Sandra Sosa Wessels '68

John & Ellie Bamvakais*

Kelly Welch Sedlak '02*

Tamara Tettamble Whitlock '95*

Michael & Ruth Bander

Christine Kuhlmann Seger '69

Rita Wich '66

Dolores Doll Barbagallo '64

Megan Tyrrell Shah '96

Kathleen Buehler Wideman '05*

JoEllen Otte Barbare '59

Peter Sharamitaro

JoAnn Wienstroer '73

Samantha Barber '05*

Sheena Shaughnessy

Carol Wilcox '72

Ladonna Hafertepe Barnes '79

Barbara Wade Sherman '64

S. Georgiann Wildhaber, SSND

Sandra Haar Barnett '98*

Keith & Corrin Short

Michelle Krupinski Williamson '85

Mary Jo Barrett '67

James & Mary Shrewsbury

Dennis & Gerry Kramer Winkeler '65

Sue Wilcox Bartelt '66

Jonathan & Kelly Shrum

Mary Yallaly Winkeler '63

Victoria Bates '10*

Kathy Janis Simonson '64

S. Karl Mary Winkelmann '60, SSND*

Jolene Dellinger Battles '66*

Daniel & Sarah Sise

Mary Ann English Winkelmann '52

Nanette Bauer '69

Amy Dummerth Smith '04*

Carol Klinkhardt Winkler '68*

Rose Herbers Bauss '74

Nancy Klages Smith '68*

Donna Witeka Wolken '80*

Annalise Beck '20*

Gail Mazanec Sneed '84*

Jamie Pauk Wood '12*

Dana Brandl Beckemeier '03*

Bob & Sandra Schrieber Soroka '63

Daniel & Ellen Immer Wright '74*

Katrina Becker '07*

Catherine Metzger Stenger '61

Rich & Susan Wurm

Cynthia Pichler Beever '83*

Christine Puricelli Strebler '89

Dr. Abigail Woodland Yancey '97*

Brittany Beggs '04

Matt & Becky Struckel

Donna Schirmer Yehling '77*

Brad Behrmann*

Dr. Courtney Siems Sutherland '97, M.D.*

Margaret Moehl Yohe '63

S. Mary Helen Bender '60, SSND

Carmella Kohlmann Swann '53

Robert & JoLoyd Zinselmeyer

Suzanne Galloway Berger '62

Charles Tabor

Peg Zitko '68

Kimberly Brinker Berry '00*

Elizabeth Dunsford Telthorst '45 Joanne Lenderink Terry '66

Dolores Duesing Bertels '47

SU PPORT E R O F N D

Marlene Bettale '54

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$99 and Under

Mary Jo Wille Thornburgh '56

Geraldine Schinsky Abeln '56

Susanna Winkler Blaney '72

Colleen Gau Tierney '81

Steve & Amy Abeln

Amanda Blank

Rich & Sharon Triola

Kimberly Butler Aggee '04*

Julia Blevins

Barbara Van de Riet

Charlene Burkart Aguinaldo '52

Madeline Bannes Bobbitt '09*

Sam & Ann Ventimiglia

Chandler Airaghi '14

Susan Pisciotta Boersig '85*

Jane Villa '67

Amy Allen '05

Kathryn Ingenbohs Boettigheimer '01*

Suzon Zipf Villa '63

Patricia Borgard Allgeyer '63*

Ruth Du Faux Bollato '54

Joan Mischel Bick '71

S ummer 2021

27

2020-2021 N D H S A N N U A L R E P O R T Jessica Kuppinger Bollier '99*

Lauren McQueary Conley '00

Julie Farrell Elking '99*

Janet McLaughlin Gnojewski '58

Mary Bubla Bollwerk '54

Emily Cook '10

Colleen Wynn Epstein '54

Megan Goforth '09*

Toni Michalak Boschert '71

Ruthann Koenen Cope '67

Vivian Brunner Eves '52

Samantha Goodman '11*

Mary Clare Harvath Bowen '70

Matthew & Charlene Corzine

Maureen Fagan '73

Kristen Goulden '13

Cynthia Hanneken Boyer '77*

Janet Cotter

Stephen & Kimberly Farkas

Mary Beth Schaeffer Graham '70

Elizabeth Boyer '23

Patricia Tabash Coverstone '71*

Sarah Schuster Farrell '98*

Allison Rhomberg Granger '97*

Frances Wehrle Boyer '75*

Kathleen Croghan '09*

Estelle Boeckmann Faust '57

The Graves Family

Michelle Boyer '09*

Karen Dudenhoeffer Cross '77

Katie Faust '08*

Laura Grawitch '04

Kathleen Fischer Brann '93

Carol Steger Cullinane '60

S. Janice Fennewald '58, SSND

Elaine Dieckmann Greaving '71

Lucy Brann '22

Tim & Melissa Curry

Emily Bundren Fetter '09*

Pat & Janet Hennis Green '73

Patricia Brock '68

Elizabeth Wehner Curtis '05

Pat and JoAnn Fisher

Elizabeth Gross '09*

Linda Benedick Brocksmith '79

Kathy Tabash Cusumano '69*

Margaret Mruzik Fitzpatrick '60

S. Gail Guelker '60, SSND

David Brosch

Basia Czajkowski '13*

Jessica Rocchio Fletcher '09*

Peggy Gulshen '70

S. Gilda Bruce '69, SSND

Robert & Amy Ziegelmeier Daley '04

Amelia Flood '03*

Kelsey Guthrie '10*

Molly Bruder '12*

Deborah Pagano Dalton '91*

Bridget McDermott Flood '74*

Gloria Niederecker Haar '53

Rich & Norma Brune

Ellen Dalton '15*

Patricia Daly Foeller '56

Joyce Niedzwiecki Haege '01*

Sandi Sebald Brust '69

Susanne Winter Darcy '58

Clara Barhorst Follmer '56

Lisa Palmer Haegele '01*

Krista Fox Buck '03*

Jeanne Walsh Davinroy '95*

Dr. Andrea Bush Ford '08

Ruth Kennebeck Hall '60

S. Gail Buckman SSND

McKenzie Davis '10*

Nancy Maddox Forsythe '75

Jennifer Haman '05*

Elizabeth Buehler '02*

Michael & Laura DeVlieger

Sandra Hartmann Foster '60

Trent & Stacy Hamm

Angela Bunning '12*

Michelle DeGreeff-Sullivan '87*

Jeanne Dedeck Fox '48

Andrea Parisi Hannan '93

Kelsey Wolken Bunton '10*

Jennifer Delf

Lucy Freitag '14*

Catherine Daust Harbaugh '50

Jennifer Burghoff '12*

Mariah Garcia DeLong '11*

Madeline Freitag '17*

Paige Hargiss '16

Catherine Hoeffken Burkart '02*

Todd & Kelli Dempsey

Meghan Lewis Frejik '04*

Catherine Hayes Hartman '84*

Sandra Albritton Burke '62

Janice Nickels Denham '65

Carrie Salamone French '93*

Carol Hasson '82

Rosalie Buscher

Jane Bannes Denzel '57

Stephen & JoAnn Freund

Emily Burghoff Hauge '10*

S. Jeanette Bussen '60, CSJ

Jamie DeSpain*

Sherry Dawes Frick '79*

Madison Heaman '11*

Nancy Rogers Caciano '83

Megan Sienkiewicz Deutsch '03*

Margaret Witting Fridley '63

Jennifer Rogles Heilweck '84*

Kim Camba '06

Rita Stewart Deves '52

S. Margaret Mary Friesenhahn '62, SSND

Jennifer Wrobleski Heinemann '96

Audrey Kossman Campbell '54

James & Jane Dickenson

Arin Froidl '17*

Brittany Heinzer '09*

Mallory Campbell '18*

Alexandra Inman Dickson '07

Abigail Fronick '11*

Sara Kovarik Hennessey '01*

Lara McFerron Carnaghi '97*

Rachel Becker Didion '02*

Margaret Fuchs '09*

Krista Vansaghi Herrmann '88

Nicole Westrich Carter '96*

Nathan & Eileen Diel

Suzanne Swengros Fuchs '76*

Megan Duchinsky Hetz '86

Melanie O'Laughlin Cassidy '08

Dianne Dierkes '89*

Rebecca Fuist '03*

Anne Marie Reis Heuvelman '38

Alexandria Ceriotti '20*

S. Gwen Do, CMR

Kathleen Grass Gallagher '72

Sara Harviel Higginbotham '00*

Jeff & Julie Cernicek

Emily Keck Dohle '06

Lisa Gallagher-Molitor '90*

Carla Newhouse Higgins '78

Kelly Wahl Chew '05

Margaret O'Brien Dolter '85*

Nancy Gallardo*

Kristina Hazzard Higgins '89*

Karen Arentsen Chinnici '68

Kathryne Domahowski '04*

Sapna Jos Galloway '90

Arlene Voss Hildebrand '52

Alexa Horn Clark '03*

Alexandra Dorsey '11*

Shirley Schroer Galvin '49

Mary Bannes Hill '52

Nancy Jean Berry Clark '61

S. Frances Dotta '67, SSND*

Peggy Sollman Garcia '72

Joecile Rathgeber Hoerner '71

Vicki Brandt Clayton '73

Elaine Pennington Dowdle '62

Dr. Ann Mees Garrido '87*

Dan Hof

Brittany Cleek '09*

Carolyn Druley '06*

Rosemary Trudt Gasbarri '56

Erin Hogan '08*

Lindy Fischer Cochran '09*

Sarah Mertzlufft Drury '12*

Jaime Horn Gast '97*

Susan Hogan '79

Mary Kaye Bartnett Cody '82

Mary Beth Duncan '10*

Linda Gauvain '75

Alexandria Hollemeyer '12*

Joyce Mantia Collier '75

Megan Schneider Dunlap '03*

Julia Smith Geiler '98*

Stephanie Turner Hoog '69

Adrienne Aguado Collins '56

S. Mary Catherine Dunn '61, D.C.

Karen Wolken Gentry '76*

Mary Mosblech Hoover '62

Bailey Collins '17*

Patricia Jobst Dunne '72

Mathew & Rosmy George

Kathryn Unnerstall Houston '77

Ed & Patricia Collins

Charlene Earlywine

Mary Padberg Gerau '50

Tina Dieteman Howse '90

Karol Werner Collins '88

Virginia Engel Eason '78*

Susanna Steiling Ghaemi '02

Ashley Huber '05*

Maggie Collins '20*

Lauren Easterley '05*

Brittany Gillick '09*

Louise Huck '68

Micki Seper Collins '8*

Beth Strautmann Edler '04*

Karen Korn Glines '66

Delilah Huelsing '88

Terri Campbell Combs '83*

Michael & Marilyn Effinger

Brooke Glisson '13*

Joan Zitko Huelsing '65*

Jacqueline Reznick Conger '51

Genevieve Eiler '58

Hailey Glueck '23

Rose Huelsing '59

28 The Le geND

2020-2021 N D H S A N N U A L R E P O R T Amy Huetsch '10*

Karyl Winkler Kos '00*

Tammy Parker Marshalek '85*

Grace Newsham '21*

Nancy Huggins '05*

Francesca LiCavoli Kottkamp '97

Donna Siebert Marshall '76*

Kaitlyn Keane Newton '10*

Laura Ziegler Hunt '87

Michelle Kloster Kovacich '79

S. Lois Martens '57, SSND

Melodie Pugliese Nicastro '84

Nancy Gabel Hunt '57

Jacquelyn Carter Kremer '92*

Margaret Erger Martens '52

Julie Stout Nickerson '04*

Melinda Brda Hunze '01*

Emily Schranz Kreutzman '11*

Jacqueline Suellentrop Martin '00

Melissa Nieder '11*

Amy Kuliniewicz Hutson '07*

Rachel Krispin '16*

Kathleen Hollowood Martin '58

Brock Niemeyer

Courtney Iberg '10*

Jeanne Arns Krull '54

June Wingbermuehle Masek '48

Shannan Suter Nienkemper '00*

Illinois Tool Works Foundation 3 for 1 Matching Program

Teresa Kuppinger '08

Julie Kowalewski Mataya '90*

Jacquelyn Hebenstreit Nolan '04*

Dolores Ruzicka Lahm '46

Marianne Matthes '95*

Tina Wagner Norris '81

Jane Engel LaMartina '70*

Margaret Baragiola Maurer '52

Notre Dame High School Students

Janet Randazzo Lange '71

Madeline Mazzola '15*

Mary Hartmann O'Connell '75*

Linda LaPlante '69

Maria McAuliffe '21

Jill Grimaud Oge '65*

Judith Wehrle Laschober '77

Katherine Kirschman McDermott '02*

Richard & Kathleen Oppliger

Lisa Wamhoff Laury '73

Sharon Helberg McDonald '72

Michael & Tara Lynn Ortinau

Ashley Behrman Lay '07*

Tom & Pat DeGunia McInroy '68

Elaine Skillman O'Sullivan '69

Cynthia Lees '79

Rose Herwig McMahon '10*

Ann Padberg '61

Liz Killius Lemberger '67*

Raegan Bowe McNeil '06*

Emily Hoeing Pagano '00*

Angela Lenhardt '01*

Stephanie Stueber Mendenhall '00*

Kailey Pagano '17*

Kari Lenhardt '09*

Mary Kovacich Menderski '79

Marissa Pagano '17*

Linda Billmeyer Lenhardt '75

S. M. Lisette Menke '48, SSND

Valerie Hanrahan Palecek '01*

Lisa Ratchford Leonard '78*

Kristin Dobberstein Mesko '99

Nicole Kohler Pancer '04*

Amanda Overman LePoire '98*

Sarah Meyer '12*

Amanda Siebert Parrett '05*

Alice Brug Levantino '51

Dion Loeffler Miller '53

Emily Pauk '08*

Anna Muich Lewis '86*

George Miller Jr.

Charlotte Peetz '23

Nicole Lewis '08*

Jeffrey Miller

Faith Pender '20*

Samantha Inman Lewis '04*

Julie Carroll Miller '94*

Hope Pender '20*

Lexus Nexis Employee Matching Gifts

Karen Stimac Miller '81*

Kim Pepple

Elizabeth Karcher '10*

John & Anna Lee Lillig

Marilyn Hicks Miller '64

Kathleen Whalen Peroutka '97

Caroline Karr '20*

Lisa Rose Limb '10*

Michelle Mayer Miller '03*

Katherine Potts Peters '13*

Linda Layton Kaucher '68*

Ashley Lindenbusch '05

Tara Chafin Miller '04*

Bob & Barbara Wilcox Phelps '68

Sarah Meyer Keenan '05

Jennifer Hobein Lindeman '07*

Julia Eddy Minden '88

Allison Phillips '13*

Diana Anselman Keeton '04*

Karen Martin Litschgi '87*

Marian Jones Mitchell '62

Erin Pieper '06*

Meghan Schmieder Kell '99*

Margaret Klump Pikora '80*

Elizabeth Kelley '98*

Thomas & Maureen Llewellyn

Eileen Freivogel Moehlenbrock '03*

Christine Lloyd

Rebecca Molner '11*

Sharon Ricciotti Pisoni '70

Janet Moorhem Kelly '59

Lisa Meyer Lockhart '07*

Renee Molner '13*

Natalie Pistone '14*

Abigail Kemp '11*

Jean Mathews Lockwood '64

Rosie Mongan '08*

Jane Wunderlich Poelzl '60

Jane Harster Kendall '72

Janet Webers Loos '54

Monsanto/Bayer Matching Gift Program

Marilyn Pohlmeier '63

Carol Minneman Kennedy '74

Brie Schumacker Politte '98*

Marilyn Heaman Keutzer '55

Rebecca Kilper Lorentz '96*

Anna Marshall Morrow '04*

Jamie Pollard

Marlene Kessler Kilper '57

Joan Kaufmann Loseto '56

Laura Gentry Mosbacher '03*

Susan Willick Pollard '01*

Carol Kirschman '00*

Jenna Lowe '11*

Theresa Barnidge Moulder '01*

Elaine Henkenius Pontious '75

Kelly M. Kittinger

Jayna Howard Lux '03

Ivo & Gina Mrnjavac

Jena Preiss '11*

Angela Howse Klevorn '84

Mary Fidalgo Maas '52

Julia Katich Mudd '05*

S. Carol Ann Prenger '68, SSND

Danielle Klevorn '17*

Katherine Maassen '06*

Colleen Yung Muehlenbeck '74

Gary & Cathy Volk Press '65

Celeste Kloud '51

John & Mary Machisen

Lauren Morrison Mueller '07*

Amanda Hoeffken Price '06*

Angela Tranchilla Knepper '97*

Rev. Dr. Barbara Macke

Bonnie Knittig Mulligan '65

Tracy Leebolt Pursifull '98*

Caroline Knese '14*

Anna Marie Jankowski Mackey '44

Cecilia Kloster Murphy '44

Louise Kaempe Radomski '49

Madeline Knese '10*

Meghan Madden '18*

James & Marilyn Murphy

Michelle Mueller Raftery '93*

William & Anne Knese

Karen Maher '12

Anita Heinrich Nash '71

Skip & Kathy Oldani Ramsey '68

Kathy Kohler Knittel '76*

Molly Cullen Mahru '96

Meaghan Anselm Nations '02

Joanne Claspill Ranalli '85

Jane Ecker Koeller '62

Jayme Harrison Mann '98*

Jenna Grush Neal '03*

Brittany Pree Rea '06*

Mary Luetkemeyer Koeneman '69

Louis & Margaret Marnati

Elizabeth Neuner '08*

Lauren Boettigheimer Rea '04*

Anne McLaughlin Kofron '84*

Nancy Berg Marron '56

Meghan Newell

S. Carleen Reck '55, SSND*

Alison Intagliata '11* Courtney Krispin Iverson '10* Denise Maret Jacobson '78 Mary Cecile Zerrusen Jansen '61 Jeanne Jennewein '66* Judy Jennewein '65 Cathryn Hezel Jezusko '74 Veronica Kruep Johnson '66 Ellen Wolff Johnson '10* Chelsea Hejnal Jones '08* Theresa Bates Jones '08* Colleen Judge '67 Kathleen Winterton Julius '76 Angela Ewen Jung '80 Mary Kabbaz '12* Cindy Kalachek Ann Beckring Karasek '75 Anne Wahle Karcher '78

S ummer 2021

29

2020-2021 N D H S A N N U A L R E P O R T Janet Pieper Reed '64

John Schrader

Leo & Elizabeth Stoff

Stephanie Walsh '13*

Jamie Palmer Reinhold '04*

Kelly Schrader '11*

Melissa Clipper Stranger '97*

Anne Shillato Walter '78

William & Megan Reininger

Christine Diersen Schultes '87*

Mary Knoll Straszacker '73

Megan Dayton Wanko '10*

Christine Jost Rensing '71

S. Celine Schumacher '62, SSND*

Blanche McNamee Stroud '52

Harry Wappelhorst

Ruth Benz Rephlo '60

Andrea Schumann '09

Judy McLaughlin Struckel '59

Edward & Mary McGuire Warner '77

Lauren Rich '04*

Sandra Montgomery Schwab '01*

Patricia M. Suelmann

Dominique Waters

Marissa Thole Riley '02*

Cathy Wolken Schwartz '88*

Sun Life Financial

Kristin Watkins '05

Julie LeGrand Rimkus '04*

Christa Leake Schwermer '04*

Mary Gaffney Sutton '80*

Deborah Webers '62

Christina Ringwald '04

Judith Bauer Scudder '67

Barbara Birkenmeier Swalina '73*

Kim Oge Welch '85*

Anna Rios '20*

Marlene Poston Seger '53

Marie Sucher Swann '85

Alexandra Ziegler Wells '09*

Steven & Jill Rios

Matthew & Piper Selinger

Emily Swiney '09

Mary Clair Stoessel Wenger '51

Kristina Hinman Ripper '91

Laura Skubiz Selkirk '88

David & Anne Switzer

Amy Werner '11*

Julia Roach '17*

Jan Vogelgesang Settles '70*

Hilde Hummel Swoboda '78

Georgeann Kathman Whaley '60

Bailey Robben '18

Amelia Shaw '19*

Cathleen Tegels

Jaclyn Knittel White '86

Michael Roeder & Noel Land-Roeder

Abbey Wecke Shelley '05*

Cheryl Berger Tentschert '88

Susan Kerr White '62

Kathleen Bucher Rohrich '64

Emily Sherwood '10*

Kelsey Adlon Thayer '10*

Gina Brown Wideman '87*

Debra Rohrich-Tyler '87*

Sheila Heying Shipley '05*

Jamie Watson Thierauf '00*

Anne Fabrizi Widmer '86*

Mary Hanak Ronshausen '65

Jessica Turek Shipp '99*

Margaret Luzecky Thomas '05*

Amy Siems Wiedemann '93

Cindy Brown Roth '91*

Louis & Sharon Short

Peyton Thomas '20*

Marlyn Gangloff Wilkinson '54

Colleen Scally Roth '75

Jamie St. Eve Shultz '09*

LaVerne Reichardt Thompson '56

S. Juanita Will '62, SSND

Ellen Royal

Maureen Sias

Rebecca Thompson '09*

Marilyn Merlotti Williams '67

Amanda Bruggeman Rozen '03*

Donna Siebenmorgen '70

Doris Rehg Thone '42

Kelly Winkeler '02

Jenna Bova Ruggeri '10*

Dorothy McEntee Siebert '54

Tara McVey Thorpe '01*

Nicole Winker '14*

Michele Ruggeri '83

Allyson Siebum '17*

Kathryn Sinak Thuet '81*

David and Janice Winkler

Tina Wendt Ruh '88

Richard & Nancy Siebum*

Claire Thurman

Teresa Winkler '75

Christina Schmidt Russell '99*

Elizabeth Blum Sieve '98*

Wanda Franklin Tice '61

Sophia Wissinger '19*

John & Christine Russo

Charlotte Kerr Simcox '68*

Catherine Lewis Tillman '95

Michelle Wobbe

Tawny Meyer Ruth '98*

Melissa Skiljan '11*

Kelly Meyer Tonkovic '88*

Marla Godefroid Wokurka '94

Caitlin Ryan '08*

Kristina Camba Skinner '00*

Nicole Tonkovic '15*

Caroline Hock Wolf '85*

Gil Schnurbusch Ryman '71*

Cathy Ringkamp Slade '85

Sarah Torretta-Trout '98

Shannon Murphy Wood '01*

Charlotte McDonnell Salzman '48

Amy Rogers Slapshak '85

Margaret Torrillo '01*

Beth Campbell Woods '79

Rebecca Sansone '12*

Bob & Rachel Slocum

Katherine Tyrrell Toussaint '99*

Sharon McCartney Wright '74

Alisa Santangelo '11*

Earnrolyn Smith

Christina Perotta Traber '00*

Lola Wright '21*

Carol Scherle Savage '69*

Gina Berry Smith '98*

Marie Traczyk '97*

Tara Wright '13*

Ryan & Joan Schade

Jillian Smith '20*

Melissa Traczyk-Roychowdhury '00*

Tia Wright

Linda Becker Schaefer '64*

Timothy & Holly Smith*

Mary Raible Tretter '80

Mary Folz Wukitsch '95*

Cheryl Schaeffer '76

Mary Lou Anvender Snider '54

Amanda Trokey-Muyco '98*

Penny Kreutz Yost '71

Hannah Schellman '20*

Benita Price Sohm '67

Rosilee Schmitt Trotta '62

Jacquelyn Klipsch Zancanata '02*

Sara Gentry Schellman '01*

Michelle Sonderman '05*

Clare Herbers Tschirn '80

Megan Braun Zedack '04*

Angela Spavale Scher '98*

Emily Kaucher Sottoriva '96*

Amy Ryan Twellman '03*

Amber Ziegler '12*

Cheryl Bublis Scheuermann '74

Claire Markowski Sousa '07*

Kimberly Winkler Uffmann '04*

Angela Hof Zieres '03

Heather Smith Schilly '98*

Betty Dell Sowa '55

Melissa Ulrich '01*

Catherine Zimmer '75

Beverly Perjak Schindelar '64

Alexis Sparks '13*

William & Jill Vander Pluym

Gloria Koehler Zimmers '66*

Lorraine Brueggeman Schinsky '63

Christina Spellmeyer '10*

Donna Videmschek

Nancee Zimmers '95*

S. Lynne Schmidt '61, SSND

Steven Spewak

Joan Villar '79

Margaret Ann Zinselmeyer '67*

William & Mary Schmidt

Gregory & Sandra Spinner

Jamie Gabel Voelpel '97*

Debbie Walsh Zobrist '71

Crystal Schmidtman '04*

Colleen Nieters Stebe '00*

Zoey Vogel '20*

Cecilia Lucido Zollmann '04*

Kay Jennemann Schmidtman '78*

Michelle Russo Steeg '01*

Molly Votaw '10*

Amy LaRusso Zuckermann '99*

S. Kathy Schmittgens '65, SSND*

Katherine Stegman '05*

Stephanie Lockhart Wacaser '00*

James & Janice Schmitz

Betty Adam Steidel '56

Janina Zaleski Wacker '74*

Kristen Schmitz '08*

Marissa Godefroid Steinhoff '00*

Pattia Peters Wagener '94*

Lauren Schneider '13*

Susan Stippec

Mary Jo Lang Wagner '80*

Schnucks Market Inc.

Caitlin Stockmann '12*

Joseph & Nancy Walsh

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///////// HONOR & MEMORIAL GIFTS ///////// 2020-2021 HONOR GIFTS In Honor of Nikki M. Arconati '23 Anonymous In Honor of Danielle E. Ashabranner '21 Christopher and Lisa Ashabranner In Honor of Jillian L. Beck '22 Anonymous In Honor of Madelon R. Belaska '17 Ron and Rita Belaska In Honor of Dianne Bausano Berns '65 Mary Hanak Ronshausen '65 In Honor of Melissa Hack Biggs '86 Mary Hack Erickson '81 In Honor of John Blumenkemper Cheri Issa Dunn '90 In Honor of Lynne Menendez Bova '81 Mary Fedke Engert '81 In Honor of Michelle A. Boyer '09 Frances Wehrle Boyer '75 In Honor of Lucy H. Brann '22 Daniel and Marsha Fischer In Honor of Molly J. Brann '24 Daniel and Marsha Fischer In Honor of Grace M. Brockhaus '18 The Brockhaus Family In Honor of Madeline K. Brockhaus '21 The Brockhaus Family In Honor of Emma C. Brown '20 Tom and Pat DeGunia McInroy '68 In Honor of Lindsay Moser Busch '07 Ken and Pam Moser In Honor of Hannah Caputa Janet Cotter In Honor of Emily E. Catanzaro '22 John and Beth Catanzaro In Honor of Tina Huegerich Christian '02 James and Julie Huegerich In Honor of the Class of 1964 Elaine Frick Simmons '64 In Honor of the Class of 1973 Barbara Birkenmeier Swalina '73 In Honor of the Class of 1975 Mary Jo Hartmann O'Connell '75 In Honor of the Class of 1985 Michelle Krupinski Williamson '85 In Honor of the Class of 1997 Jaime Horn Gast '97 In Honor of the Class of 2021 Anonymous Mary Tabash Godefroid Jamie Pollard In Honor of the Class of 2023 Suzanne Gherardini In Honor of Bailey E. Collins '17 Ed and Patti Collins In Honor of Maggie G. Collins '20 Ed and Patti Collins In Honor of Ava R. Corson '23 Brian and Kathleen Roche Corson '94 In Honor of Grace M Corzine '21 Anonymous Matthew and Charlene Corzine In Honor of Lillian M. Corzine '16 Anonymous Matthew and Charlene Corzine In Honor of Ellyn J. Farkas '11 Stephen and Kimberly Farkas

In Honor of Donna Larson Freihaut '77 Patrick Larson

In Honor of Bonnie Knittig Mulligan '65 Mary Hanak Ronshausen '65

In Honor of Sandra Kay Gass Fymbo '62 Carole Gass Hobbs '60

In Honor of the ND Leadership Team S. Kathleen Koenen '64, SSND

In Honor of Gail O'Hanlon Gilsinn '66 Jeanne Jennewein '66

In Honor of the ND Teaching Staff Geraldine Polys Martin '59

In Honor of Mary Tabash Godefroid Kathy Tabash Cusumano '69

In Honor of Erin R. Newsham '23 John and Catherine Newsham

In Honor of Mary R. Gorman Laurie Gorman Welsch '73

In Honor of Grace A. Newsham '21 John and Catherine Newsham

In Honor of Lucy G. Graves '22 Don and Ellen Graves

In Honor of Mary C. Newsham '21 John and Catherine Newsham

In Honor of Paige E. Hargiss '16 Bryan and Lynn Hargiss

In Honor of Joey Collins Niemeyer '05 Brock Niemeyer

In Honor of Kaitlyn M. Hess '22 Rick and Kathleen Hess

In Honor of Pat & Kathy Lancaster O'Donnell '67 Jonathan and Kelly Shrum

In Honor of Romy A. Hetz '21 Ross and Megan Duchinsky Hetz '86

In Honor of Kelly C. Oge '20 Diane Kussin Murphy '57 Colleen Murphy Oge '84

In Honor of Rory A. Hetz '22 Ross and Megan Duchinsky Hetz '86 In Honor of Rose A. Hetz '18 Ross and Megan Duchinsky Hetz '86

In Honor of Maura K. Oge '22 Colleen Murphy Oge '84 Jill Grimaud Oge '65

In Honor of S. Shelley Hogan '67, SSND Patricia L. Brock '68

In Honor of Past, Present & Future Rebels Megan Schneider Dunlap '03

In Honor of Leanne Maher Kaltenbach '09 Thomas and Mary Maher

In Honor of the Pawlowicz Graduates Madonna Pawlowicz Emht '66

In Honor of Caroline E. Karr '20 Stephen and Mary Beth Karr

In Honor of Vivian Povard Ameila C. Flood '03

In Honor of Kristina C. Karr '23 Stephen and Mary Beth Karr

In Honor of S. Phyllis Ann Price '57, SSND Sapna Jos Galloway '90

In Honor of Trey Kirtian Jeanne Jennewein '66

In Honor of Alyssa M. Puricelli '22 Theresa Puricelli Greger '76 James and Jennifer Puricelli

In Honor of Caroline A. Knese '14 William and Anne Knese In Honor of Madeline R. Knese '10 William and Anne Knese In Honor of Cynthia Klebusch Kuntz '68 Jeanne Venverloh Klebusch '44 In Honor of Nicole M. Larson '10 Patrick and Donna Larson In Honor of Patricia A. Larson '16 Patrick and Donna Larson In Honor of Emily K. Lewandowski '17 Dan and Kate Lewandowski In Honor of Natalie A. Lewandowski '20 Dan and Kate Lewandowski In Honor of Lilac Girls Andrea Parisi Hannan '93 Angela Zimmerman McAlone '93 In Honor of Kiarra M. Lloyd '20 Christine M. Lloyd In Honor of Colleen C. Machisen '23 John and Mary Machisen

In Honor of Kaitlyn D. Puricelli '15 James and Jennifer Puricelli In Honor of Katherine E. Richter '20 Terry and Gina Richter In Honor of Mark & Mary Robben's 50th Wedding Anniversary Heather Hohman Cissell '93 Jeff and Donna Lesyna Reitz '80 Joe and Sandy Sosa Wessels '68 In Honor of Kathleen Bucher Rohrich '64 Debbie Rohrich-Tyler '87 In Honor of Brynn A. Scannell '23 William and Barbara Scannell In Honor of Claire M. Scannell '22 William and Barbara Scannell In Honor of William Schaefer Lynn Garner Schaefer '78 In Honor of Caroline O. Schrader '23 Julia Blevins John G. Schrader

In Honor of Kathleen L. Machisen '21 John and Mary Machisen

In Honor of Marissa K. Schrader '14 Julia Blevins John G. Schrader

In Honor of Karen L. Maher '12 Thomas and Mary Maher

In Honor of Caroline E. Sottoriva '21 Linda Layton Kaucher '68

In Honor of S. Avila Markiewicz '50, SSND Mary Jo Barrett '67

In Honor of Anna M. Stippec '06 Susan M. Stippec

In Honor of Emily J. Mataya '17 Julie Kowalewski Mataya '90

In Honor of Lorraine E. Stippec '09 Susan M. Stippec

In Honor of Cynthia Oldani Meirink '72 Anonymous

In Honor of Mary "Katie" Stippec '03 Susan M. Stippec

In Honor of Allison M. Moser '16 Ken and Pam Moser

In Honor of Kailey R. Stotler '22 Robert and Mary Ann Rooney

In Honor of Caroline E. Mrnjavac '24 Ivo and Gina Mrnjavac

In Honor of Marylou Tyrrell Katherine Tyrrell Toussaint '99

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In Memory of Deceased Classmates of the Class of 1960 Ruth Kennebeck Hall '60 In Memory of Deceased Classmates of the Class of 1968 Barbara Wilcox Phelps '68

In Honor of Geraldine Getchman Schomber Wells '53 Janis Schomber Syers '74

In Memory of Deceased Classmates of the Class of 1970 Eileen Koeger Finkenkeller '70

In Honor of Nancy Klebusch Willis '69 Jeanne Venverloh Klebusch '44

In Memory of John & Josephine Dellinger Jolene Dellinger Battles '66

In Honor of S. Karl Mary Winkelmann '60, SSND Alan and Nancy Brown

In Memory of Allyson Robben Dowell '93 Heather Hohman Cissell '93 Mark and Mary Homa Robben '72 Joe and Sandy Sosa Wessels '68

In Honor of Lola E. Wright '21 Timothy and Jennifer Wright In Honor of Olivia L. Wright '21 Timothy and Jennifer Wright

In Memory of William J. Duesing Dolores Duesing Bertels '47

In Honor of Alexis K. Ziliak '24 Robert and Renee Ziliak

In Memory of S. Mary Ann Eckhoff, SSND S. Rosemarie Nassif '59, SSND Carol Scherle Savage '69

In Honor of Allyson E. Ziliak '24 Robert and Renee Ziliak

In Memory of Atwood "Robert" Emht Madonna Pawlowicz Emht '66

In Honor of Gloria Koehler Zimmers '66 Nancee K. Zimmers '95

In Memory of S. Rose Duchesne Ernst, SSND Katherine Potts Peters '13

2020-2021 MEMORIAL GIFTS

In Memory of S. Alene Faul, SSND Carol Scherle Savage '69

In Memory of Richard & Donna Armbruster Susan Armbruster Herndon '73

In Memory of Mary Boyer Fendler '65 Christine Jost Rensing '71

In Memory of Mary Beth Basler Jane E. Basler '81

In Memory of Holly Smith Foley '95 Heather Smith Schilly '98

In Memory of Diane H. Bauer '74 James Shrewsbury

In Memory of Joan Fennewald Forsyth '54 S. Janice Fennewald '58, SSND

In Memory of Joan Toomey Beckman '50 Maureen Beckman '85

In Memory of Louis Gasbarri Rosemary Trudt Gasbarri '56

In Memory of Corky & Rosie Bellers Jim and Barbara Bellers Morrison '69

In Memory of Kathleen Eckerle Gau '59 S. Rosemarie Nassif '59, SSND

In Memory of Susan Wessels Benten '58 Maria Martindale

In Memory of Genevieve Singler Geisel '59 Donna Videmschek

In Memory of Lynn M. Beville '87 Kristine Meyer Ranciglio '87

In Memory of Clarissa Otte Georgevitch '54 JoEllen Otte Barbare '59

In Memory of Virginia Winkler Bippen '44 Rosalie Buscher Anna Marie Jankowski Mackey '44 David and Janice Winkler

In Memory of Robert Granda Diane Pudlowski Granda '72

In Memory of Pat Kuehn Blumenkemper '50 Henry Blumenkemper In Memory of Dorothy Rohrich Blunt '68 Debra Rohrich-Tyler '87

In Memory of Frances Sneed Griser '55 Charlotte Howdeshell Heisserer '55 In Memory of Anne Kuensting Hakenewerth '73 Paul Hakenewerth

In Memory of Laverne Hock Brennecke '43 Caroline Hock Wolf '85

In Memory of Patricia Dudenhoeffer Hansen '82 Jeffrey and Jeri Fagas Inman '82 Samantha Inman Lewis '04 Sandy Inman Meyer '06 Alexandra Inman Dickson '07 Gymstars

In Memory of Charles Brown Cindy Brown Roth '91

In Memory of Marylyn Wagner Harster '42 Jane Harster Kendall '72

In Memory of Wanita Bublis Cheryl Bublis Scheuermann '74

In Memory of Mel Hartmann Mary Jo Hartmann O'Connell '75

In Memory of Dillon Chiodini Deborah Yoder Chiodini '97

In Memory of Ted Harviel Sarah Harviel Higginbotham '00

In Memory of Kim Christensen '79 Linda Benedick Brocksmith '79 Susan Hogan '79 Nancy Nelson

In Memory of Charlotte Howdeshell Heisserer '55 Vicki Cragg

In Memory of Kim Komos Bosch '78 Ginny Engel Eason '78

In Memory of William Paul & Helen Clark Mary Jane Clark Amad '72 In Memory of S. M. Siena Cremer, SSND Carol Hasson '82 In Memory of Deceased Classmates of the Class of 1952 Class of 1952

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In Memory of John Heuvelman Anne Marie Reis Heuvelman '38

In Memory of Sean D. Hogan S. Shelley Hogan '67, SSND In Memory of Dorothy Winkelmann Homa '46 Carolyn Homa DeGreeff '75 In Memory of Jane Horas Patty Horas Fagin '73 In Memory of Mary Bender Horneker '66 Madonna Pawlowicz Emht '66 In Memory of Betty Hartke Huegerich '52 Tina Huegerich Christian '02 James and Julie Huegerich Mary Fidalgo Maas '52 Barbara Muich '52 In Memory of S. Mary Ann Huelsing '44, SSND Anonymous In Memory of Ben & Joan Jokerst Nan Marie Jokerst '79 In Memory of Marilyn Kruep Kapp '57 Marilyn Heaman Keutzer '55 In Memory of S. John Avila Kilfoy '54, SSND Angela Grimes Ilko '03 In Memory of Anna M. Killius Helen Killius '58 In Memory of Dolores Dippel Klinkhardt '46 Carol Klinkhardt Winkler '68 In Memory of Rosemary Kloster Michelle Kloster Kovacich '79 In Memory of William & Gloria Koehler Nancee Zimmers '95 In Memory of Cathereine Reiser Koenen '38 S. Kathleen Koenen '64, SSND In Memory of Jane Tenholder Kolkovich '71 Nancy Laury Duffy '71 In Memory of Marie Ebert Kreutz '47 Penny Kreutz Yost '71 In Memory of Elaine Kuhlman Christine Kuhlmann Seger '69 In Memory of Frank Lahm Dolores Ruzicka Lahm '46 In Memory of Henrietta Siebe Langbein '52 Anonymous The Greaving Family Neil and Berta Jones Kelly Kittinger Barbara Muich '52 William and Mary Schmidt David and Anne Switzer Mary Ann English Winkelmann '52 In Memory of Ann Strawhun Larson '51 Patrick and Donna Larson In Memory of Mark S. Laury Lisa Wamhoff Laury '73 In Memory of Helen Nolan Lombardo '55 Kathleen E. Mallette '03 Matt Mallette In Memory of Mary Catherine Walsh Louis '45 Sharon McCartney Wright '74 In Memory of Delores Macke Charlene Earlywine Michael and Marilyn Lupo In Memory of Kathleen Smith Malkemus '80 Doris Hoberg Niehoff '80

In Memory of Keli M. Hof '98 Denise Sanford Bryant '04

In Memory of Ann "Lorrie" Schmittgens Mandorin '79 S. Kathy Schmittgens '65, SSND

In Memory of Linda Hof Dan Hof

In Memory of Lee Francis Maurer Margaret Baragiola Mauer '52

In Memory of Frank & Rosemary Hogan S. Shelley Hogan '67, SSND

In Memory of Margaret Pieper Maurer '53 Kelly Maurer Evens '79

///////// HONOR & MEMORIAL GIFTS ///////// In Memory of Mary Lou Venker Mayer Mary Fidalgo Maas '52 In Memory of Mary Jane Walsh McCartney '45 Sharon McCartney Wright '74 In Memory of Kenneth McConnell Janet Suter Bridwell '67 In Memory of Vincent & Dolores Metzger Joan Metzger Moehl '63 In Memory of Vivalore "Sue" Luffy Michalak '48 Toni Michalak Boschert '71 In Memory of Donald Minneman Carol Minneman Kennedy '74 In Memory of Rosemary Abbott Mischel '43 Joan Mischel Bick '71

In Memory of Angela C. Reininger '88 Kirsten Miller Altomari '88 Betsy L. Boyer '23 Jennifer Lorentz Boyer '88 Karol Werner Collins '88 Delilah J. Huelsing '88 Susan Domagalski Kopp '88 Julia Eddy Minden '88 Gregory Reininger and Rita Witzig William and Megan Reininger Tina Wendt Ruh '88 Steven Spewak Cheryl Berger Tentschert '88 Rich and Sharon Triola

In Memory of John & Rosemary Stueber Stephanie Stueber Mendenhall '00

In Memory of Anthony & Mary Lou Ricciotti Sharon Ricciotti Pisoni '70

In Memory of Julie K. Ventimiglia '95 Sam and Ann Ventimiglia

In Memory of Susan Galeski Tintera '78 Debra Nauert Anderson '78 In Memory of Mary C. Toomey '44 Maureen Beckman '85 In Memory of Terry Hasson Urbantke '73 Carol M. Hasson '82 In Memory of Rosemary Hines Van Haaren '61 Elaine Hines Millar '68 In Memory of Janet McCann Vander Pluym '47 Bill and Jill Vander Pluym

In Memory of Dorothy I. Moore '54 Joyce Range Knobbe '54

In Memory of S. Francis Rose Rivers '52, SSND Adrienne Lopes Cecilia Nichols

In Memory of Charlotte Hess Moreland '70 Jane Engel LaMartina '70

In Memory of Helen Rogles Jennifer Rogles Heilweck '84

In Memory of Thomas Murphy Diane Kussin Murphy '57

In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Louis Santoyo Mary Santoyo Landholt '51

In Memory of Patricia Moran Wappelhorst '45 Harry W. Wappelhorst

In Memory of Lorraine Devereaux Scanlon '66 Denise R. Devereaux '73

In Memory of Janet Gangloff Warden '56 Marlyn Gangloff Wilkinson '54

In Memory of Cathy Schaeffer '73 Mary Beth Schaeffer Graham '70

In Memory of Annette R. Wienstroer JoAnn Wienstroer '73

In Memory of Mary Martens Schmittgens '52 Rita Stewart Deves ’52 Arlene Voss Hildebrand ’52 Mary Bannes Hill ‘52 John and Anna Lee Lillig Patricia Martens Balke ’61 S. Lois Martens ’57, SSND Margaret Erger Martens ’52 George Miller Jeffrey Miller Gene and Jane Schmittgens Nicolette Miller Stilwell ’85 Blanche McNamee Stroud ’52 Cathleen Tegels Mary Ann English Winkelmann ‘52

In Memory of Marian Wilcox Carol Wilcox '72

In Memory of Carol Novak '57 Michael K. Novak In Memory of Catherine Bellers Ortinau '50 Timothy and Becky Ortinau In Memory of Kay Peters Paula "Katie" Peters Weaver '90 In Memory of Rosemary Heidemann Pauk '49 Diana Sucher Chinnici '98 Andrew and Nancy Wissler Pauk '79 Emily M. Pauk '08 Stacey Pauk Potter '03 Ellen Pauk Strautmann '72 Jamie Pauk Wood '12 In Memory of Darrell Pohlmeier Marilyn C. Pohlmeier '63 In Memory of Marie Puricelli Angela Puricelli Bush '80 In Memory of Dula Macke Rammacher '53 James and Jane Dickenson Robert Ewing Pat and JoAnn Fisher Janet Hennis Green '73 Dan and Darlene Hennis Michael and Marilyn Lupo Michael Ortinau The Pepple Family Patricia Suelmann

In Memory of Kathleen Schroer '63 Dorothy Galloway Ellis '63 Shirley Schroer Galvin '49 In Memory of Barbara A. Siebenmorgen '73 Donna Siebenmorgen '70 In Memory of Sesto & Teresa Stieven Jeanne Stieven Platt '74

In Memory of Barbara Rasure Zoellner '62 Judy Jennewein '65

In Memory of Judy A. Stinson '77 Patricia Stinson Kleiss '83 Mary Hartmann O'Connell '75

In Memory of Paul & Bernadine Rathgeber Joecile Rathgeber Hoerner '71

In Memory of Jenny Straszacker Mary Knoll Straszacker '73

In Memory of Marilyn Deck Vocker '60 Janet McLaughlin Gnojewski '58 Judy McLaughlin Struckel '59 In Memory of Mickie Vogelgesang Jan Vogelgesang Settles '70

In Memory of John & Marilyn Winterton Kathleen Winterton Julius '76 In Memory of Dorothy Debonnaire Yung '46 Colleen Yung Muehlenbeck '74 In Memory of Adam M. Young Cathy Hayes Hartmann '84 In Memory of Virginia Gruet Zinselmeyer '39 Margaret Ann Zinselmeyer '67

Contributions made in honor of a loved one are particularly special and meaningful gifts.

NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL THANKS THE INDIVIDUALS THAT HAVE MADE HONOR OR MEMORIAL GIFTS BETWEEN JULY 1, 2020 AND JUNE 30, 2021

Spiritual Prayer Enrollment Cards Now Available Spiritual Prayer Enrollment Cards from Notre Dame High School are a unique way to let someone know you are thinking of them.

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We are world changers and difference makers. We are empowered women from different backgrounds forever connected by our city, our faith, and the sisterhood of an all-girl education. We are Incarnate Word Academy, Nerinx Hall, Notre Dame High School, Rosati-Kain High School, St. Joseph’s Academy, Ursuline Academy, Villa-Duchesne, and Visitation Academy.

And we are united in our efforts to provide all-girl, Catholic education to generations of St. Louisans to come.

A sincere THANK YOU to our alumnae. We were in awe of the outpouring of unity and support from our community this past June. Raising $20k over the span of four days and ranking 4 th in the overall percentage of alumnae giving — it is clear we stand for HER united, and it feels great to be a Rebel!

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UPCOMING EVENTS M A R K YOUR CAL E NDA RS!

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