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Ever Onward & Back In-Person Caitlin & Honora Thode '24

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE: ALUM SPOTLIGHT — ALIGN IN 2021

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Dear Alumnae and Friends, A new calendar year often means new opportunities, perspectives, and time for reflection. If there is one thing 2020 has given us at Notre Dame, it is the clear view that we are stronger together. When our community was challenged this past summer by the circumstances of the ongoing pandemic, we took a solution-oriented approach. We worked with a task force of volunteers that provided invaluable guidance and support. Because of everyone’s effort and trust, we were able to safely offer in-person instruction to our entire student body if they chose to accept. Although this school year has been less than ideal for many, I recognize how blessed we are at Notre Dame High School to have such a dedicated faculty, staff, and community of parents to allow our young women an opportunity to learn together. Thank you for everyone’s prayers and well wishes throughout the first semester! We have felt an outpouring of support from our community during these tumultuous times. For this, I would like to express my gratitude to each of you. Many things that were once routine, like school events and extracurriculars, seemingly felt a lot different. But more importantly, our hallways were still filled with laughter, spirited conversations, and happiness. As many of you know, we are more than just a school. Being able to continue to serve our students as their home away from home, safely, in 2020 is an accomplishment that deserves much recognition.

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Here we are in 2021! Although the uncertainty and disruption continue to weigh heavy on many of us, I challenge you to remain positive and find ways to renew your health, wellness, and spirit. May you find peace in our student successes, inspiration to align in 2021, and new opportunities to stay connected to our Notre Dame community within this issue of the LegeND. I pray that with patience and grace we can eventually emerge from the pandemic with a fresh perspective and boundless appreciation for the life we lead and the people around us. Gratefully,

ADVANCEMENT TEAM Dr. Meghan Vergin Bohac '98 President Laura Backer Director of Admissions

DR. MEGHAN BOHAC '98 President

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.

Anne Marie Carroll '04 Director of Major Gifts & Alumnae Relations Leanne Maher Kaltenbach '09 Director of Marketing & Communications Jamie Pauk Wood '12 Admissions Associate

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How Notre Dame Successfully Went Back To School

STUCO members welcome students back to campus during orientation.

Notre Dame High School created our reopening plan, Ever Onward, before the beginning of the 2020-2021 school year. The plan outlined how a safe return to five-days-a-week, in-person instruction was possible. The administration collected survey data from current parents, faculty, and staff before developing a COVID-19 Response Task Force, comprised of medical professionals, educators, counselors, current parents, past parents, alumnae, human resource personnel, and the administration team. The expertise of the task force, coupled with our survey results and advice from the CDC, resulted in a plan that focused on safe and secure operations while also remaining committed to the education of the young women of Notre Dame. The plan included several mitigation strategies — universal masking, daily health screenings, sanitation measures — and COVID-19 exposure and positive test guidelines. After a successful semester in-person, Notre Dame has reflected on our safe transition back. We are beyond thankful for the support, flexibility, cooperation, and prayers from everyone in our ND community. We are confident that our Ever Onward plan will continue to allow our students the opportunity to learn together. 04 The Le geND

Doors and floors around ND now have friendly reminders to practice social distancing and wear a mask.

Ms. Katie Mallette and students "smize" for the camera before one of our Virtual High School Nights.

S CH OO L N EW S CO MME NDED NATIONAL MERIT Congratulations to Danielle Ashabranner ‘21 who was named a Commended Student in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program! About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation were recognized for their exceptional academic performance on the 2019 PSAT/NMSQT.

TE NNI S ADVANCES TO STATE Although Fall Sports were delayed and met with several new guidelines, our athletes still worked hard and represented ND well. Lexi Bush ‘21 and Natalie Nickels ‘21 advanced to state for individual tennis. This was the first time ever that Notre Dame played in the state tennis tournament!

LEAD ING THE WAY Notre Dame's Robotics Team received a grant from the FIRST® Robotics Competition and our

W EBSTE R U. PHOTO EXHIBIT Congratulations to Jessica Wheeler '22 who had two photographs selected for a digital art show at Webster's The May Gallery in November!

Esports Team, the only all-girls high school team competing in Missouri, was featured in a St. Louis Post-Dispatch article.

The art show, Beginnings 2020: The High School Photography Exhibition, featured photographs from several area high school students.

A R CH DI O CES E AC A ESSAYS The Annual Catholic Appeal invites high school juniors to participate in an essay scholarship contest each year. The essays are about appeal participation and stewardship. Congratulations to students Lucy Graves, Lani Nilges and Emma Schrick who were the recipients for ND!

MA R TI N LUTH ER KING AWARD Mary Newsham '21 was honored in January with the Martin Luther King Jr. Model of Justice Award by the Archdiocese! Mary is a young woman of deep conviction and faith. She has a passion for social justice and is not afraid to act and speak for the poor and oppressed.

SHOWS MUST GO ON The annual Winter Concert was shared virtually this year as well as our Fall musical, Nunsense. A round of applause to everyone involved with both productions! Our students dazzled the stage with their amazing talents.

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CLASS NOTES 01 Dolores Yochum Davis '63 and her husband celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on January 22, 2021. They are blessed with four children, seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. (No Picture) 02 Kim Kienbusch Cliffe '75 retired from her corporate job to pursue art full-time. She is on the board of Best of Missouri Hands – Missouri Artisan Association. (No Picture)

03 Jane Kuensting Frank '82 is a Business Data Analyst with North Carolina DHHS, Division of Social Services, Child Welfare Services. She has lived in NC for 27 years and is engaged. She has a daughter, Meghan Frank, who recently graduated from UNCW. (No Picture) 04 Jessica Hejnal Bentele '04 welcomed son, Jacob Andrew, on September 6, 2020. 05 Morgyn Mount Johnson '14 married Dan Johnson on November 14, 2020. Bridesmaids included Clare Mattione '14 and Kelly Ladenberger '14. Notre Dame alumnae attendees included Brittany Cooper, Rachel Lindemann, Danielle Rinck, Mariah Sewell, Alison Terry and Mackenzie Terry.

06 Madison Becnel '16 began graduate school at Georgetown University in Fall 2020. She is pursuing her Master's in Public Relations and Corporate Communications. The Georgetown program is consistently named PRWeek's PR Education Program of the Year. (No Picture) 07 Madelon Belaska '17 graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in Accounting a semester early. She will begin the Masters of Accountancy Program at the University of Alabama in Fall 2021 after an internship with Price Waterhouse Cooper in Nashville, TN. 08 Allyson Siebum '17 graduated with a degree in Management with an HR emphasis from Webster University in 2020. (No Picture)

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After the roller coaster that was 2020, Notre Dame invites you to seize the new calendar year as an opportunity to align your mind, body, and spirit. Maybe that means finding a balance between working from home and family time. Maybe it means starting a journey to discover more purpose, personal happiness, and overall wellness in your everyday life. The following alumnae spotlights will offer inspiration to take action towards your goal(s) and be the best version of you in 2021!

Nothing quite says ND Girl like a great list! Scan to download the limited-edition ND-themed Weekly Wellness Tracker printable to use for your goals/action plan and start aligning your mind, body, and spirit! Note: This will only be available until March 8th, so download it now!

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MICHELLE RUSSO STEEG

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Michelle Russo Steeg'01 is a licensed professional counselor who specializes in treating adolescents, adults, and families. She works to understand who they are and supports them in cultivating whatever their "more" is. She has been in private practice for thirteen years. She has developed her own contemporary approach to counseling that extends beyond standard methods and especially focuses on the Modern Woman. Her passion is therapy, and it is her mission to take what people think therapy is or should be and flip it on its head. Michelle earned her Masters in Counseling from Webster University after completing her Bachelors in Human Services at Fontbonne University. Michelle also served in education for seven years in administrative roles. She was Dean of Students at St. Pius X Catholic High School and Director of Guidance at St. John Vianney High School. She is available for public speaking and provides consulting services and professional development for organizations and schools throughout the region. 08 The Le geND

In your experience, how have you seen the COVID-19 pandemic change your outlook on physical, mental, or spiritual health? This pandemic has done a number on people's mental health. We are social beings. We were not designed to be isolated. Even people who identify as introverts have been baffled by their longing for genuine connection to other humans. One of the most poignant things I have seen people go through this year due to the pandemic is their confusion with lack of motivation. People quickly forget the bigger picture of what we as a world have been through this year and are holding themselves to an unrealistic standard of expectations. The emotional effects and impact of 2020 are undeniable and immeasurable. My hope is that it has helped normalize discussions regarding mental health. How are you personally supporting your goals and overall wellness (physical, mental, or spiritual) this upcoming year? What specific tactics or habits are you implementing into your own life that you can recommend to other women? I am letting go of the shoulds in my life. I would encourage any woman who reads this to do the same. Let go of the shoulds in your life and start accepting where you are in this present moment in time. Additionally, I practice what I preach, and I am active in my own counseling. You don’t have to have a major crisis happening in your life to have the emotional support of another human being. Counseling can be life-changing and one of the greatest gifts you can give to yourself. Did your time/experience at Notre Dame influence your life path or character/values at all, specifically, confidence and self-advocacy? Please elaborate. Notre Dame and the women who taught me are the reason I am who I am today. ND taught me how to ask questions and advocate for myself. ND taught me to stand up for myself and fight for what I believe in. Notre Dame created an environment that made it safe for me to be myself, and that is why I have the confidence today to always be unapologetically myself in everything I do. I owe everything I am today to the women of Notre Dame. What keeps you motivated every day? What is your personal WHY and/or what advice would you give individuals who are navigating life during the ongoing pandemic and into 2021? My why is to make people feel seen and heard. Humans want to be witnessed — it’s just that simple. Using that mentality as my why makes my work much easier. It translates into my personal life as well. I try to use this mentality with friends and family. I may not always be able to give them the amount of time I want, but if I can make them feel genuinely seen and heard when I am with them, our time becomes much more valuable and meaningful. When it comes to navigating life in 2021, I’d encourage people to try and think of life from this lens. Most impactful ND memory? Something you look back on and makes you smile, or you recognize influenced you in some way? If I have to choose one, I’d probably say my service trip to Honduras with Sister Jan. That trip changed my life in so many ways. I truly believe being of service to others is the greatest way to find yourself. Our trip to Honduras and the relationships I built offered that to me.

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Advisor Program The hallmark of ND is our Advisor Program. It reinforces our commitment to individual attention and ensures each young woman has a place at ND. Advisors check in on the student's social and emotional well-being in addition to their academics.

Counseling Department The Guidance & Counseling staff empowers students to progress in academic and career development as well as personal & social development. An on-site clinical therapist is an encouraged resource available two days a week to all students at no cost.

Mental Health Club New this year at ND is our mental health awareness club, Supporting Fellow Sisters. The club shares ideas on how to manage stress and be emotionally healthy. Their activities focus on self-care and ways to end the mental health stigma.

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JENNIFER SUELLENTROP BROKAW '97 Jennifer ( Jen) Suellentrop Brokaw '97 attended the U.S. Naval Academy from 1997-2001, where she earned a degree in Systems Engineering. Upon graduation, she was awarded a commission as a Surface Warfare Officer. During her tour of duty, she served on two warships based out of Virginia as Gunnery Officer and Auxiliary Officer. Later she became the Protocol Officer and Aide to the Commander Naval Surface Forces U.S. Atlantic Fleet, a two-star Admiral. A lifelong proponent of physical fitness, Jen discovered her passion for Pilates while training at a studio in Virginia Beach, where she decided to pursue Pilates as a profession. She trained in the Authentic Method of Pilates under master teachers Romana Kryzanowska and Sari Mejia-Santo, completing her certification in June 2006. Jen has been instructing the Authentic Method of Pilates in St. Louis since June 2006. In addition to instructing at her own studio, she has lectured at the Washington University School of Medicine to Physical Therapy students. 10 The Le geND

In your experience, how have you seen the COVID-19 pandemic change your outlook on physical, mental, or spiritual health? In my experience, the COVID-19 pandemic has not changed my outlook on health, but rather it has enhanced what I've always believed. I am in the health profession for a reason — we need our bodies and minds to be as strong as possible to get through difficult times. Neglecting any of the three categories of health puts us at risk whether there is a pandemic or not. I feel that now more than ever, people need to take control of their health, and I can see that at my studio. Clients are now more motivated than ever to get in shape! How are you personally supporting your goals and overall wellness (physical, mental, or spiritual) this upcoming year? What specific tactics or habits are you implementing into your own life that you can recommend to other women? I am personally supporting my goals and overall wellness this year by carving out at least 30 minutes each day (Mon-Fri) to workout. Whether it is a walk around the block or a full Pilates class, I need time to breathe, focus, and get in tune with my body. On weekends, I am focusing on spending time with family — playing games with my kids, visiting my parents, going on dates with my husband, calling my grandma, things like that. Did your time/experience at Notre Dame influence your life path or character/values at all, specifically, confidence and self-advocacy? Please elaborate. My time at Notre Dame helped make me into the person I am today. Being surrounded by a group of peers that build you up, make you laugh and even cry, challenge you and motivate you daily is a great recipe for success! There is a connection among the students (led by the staff) that fires you up and makes you want to do something big with your life. When I left high school and headed off to the Naval Academy, I felt strong enough, both mentally and physically, to hang in there with some of the toughest kids in the country because of the confidence that ND helped to instill in me. What keeps you motivated every day? What is your personal WHY and/or what advice would you give individuals who are navigating life during the ongoing pandemic and into 2021? I am motivated every day by the success of my clients. Every time someone tells me that the work I did with them helped them to feel better or helped them reach a goal, it makes all the hard work worth it! I do what I do because it helps people live their lives in the best way they can. As you navigate life through the pandemic and into 2021, I urge you to take a serious look at how well you are treating yourself. Do you take time for personal health and wellness? Start with yourself, and you will find that you have more time and energy than before to be there for everyone else. Most impactful ND memory? Something you look back on and makes you smile, or you recognize influenced you in some way? My most impactful ND memory was being a Fall Festival cheerleader. I still remember the cheers and chant them frequently (to the dismay and embarrassment of my kids)! Being in the crowded gym surrounded by your closest friends and their families all there to have a great time is incredible. A fantastic combination of fun and competition!

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Health & Nutrition Our Health & Nutrition course focuses on building a healthy foundation by promoting safe and healthy relationships. Topics include physical activity and nutrition, injury prevention, personal care, growth and development, and environmental health.

P.E. & Dance The Physical Education and Dance Department supports the development of the physical well-being and the maintenance of good health. Students are encouraged to use physical activity during leisure time and learn about the value of teamwork.

Yoga Club Another new club this year at ND is the Yoga Club. It was created by students as a way to relieve stress and relax with friends during the busy days of school. The club usually meets outside and has caught the interest of many students looking to take a break!

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ANN MEES GARRIDO '87 Ann Mees Garrido '87 is a consultant with Triad Consulting Group, a global corporate education and communications consulting firm. She has a passion for bringing the best research and practice around healthy communication and conflict management from the business world into the church world. She also teaches leadership and conflict management at Aquinas Institute of Theology in St. Louis, where she is an Associate Professor of Homiletics. Ann holds a Masters in Divinity and a Doctorate in Preaching from the Institute. Over the past two decades, she has taught a range of courses in pastoral theology, homiletics, and catechetics while also serving in a variety of administrative positions. Ann’s ongoing reflection on her experience as an educator and administrator has led to a number of publications and speaking engagements. She is the author of ten books, as well as numerous essays and articles. She has visited all 50 states and 20 countries, having spoken at over 200 diocesan, educational, health care, ministry, and business gatherings. 12 The Le geND

What led you to choose your career path? Anything that specifically relates to your time at ND? ND enflamed within me a desire for peace in the world and a vision that it was a cause worth giving your life to. Sister Ann Scholtz, SSND was most influential in this regard. She was an amazing teacher and roped me into so many life-changing experiences: Women Making Peace Day, Close Up in Washington, DC, a symposium on U.S. involvement in Latin America, etc. She taught me to think on a global scale. How are you personally supporting your goals and overall wellness (physical, mental, or spiritual) this upcoming year? What specific tactics or habits are you implementing into your own life that you can recommend to other women? I am obsessed with walking outside every day — rain or shine. Often when my brain feels clogged with to-do lists and incapable of thinking big thoughts, a good walk serves to get my neurons firing again. I also study scripture and journal daily. The Word of God is where I continue to meet God, finding strength and hope. Journaling helps me become reflective on my life and note the subtle ways God has been present in my day. I actually started journaling during my Senior Retreat at ND and have never stopped. I’m now on journal #52. Did your time/experience at Notre Dame influence your life path or character/values at all, specifically, confidence and self-advocacy? Please elaborate. By all means! The individualized learning system at ND taught me how to manage my time; prioritize tasks; figure out how to get things done; initiate conversations with others; work with others to complete projects. I use these skills every single day as an independent consultant/speaker, who works in collaboration with many different partners. At any point in time, I am generally juggling about 40-50 different projects and upcoming events. The ND style of education has become a whole way of life for me! I don’t think I could do what I do now without what I learned at ND.

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Campus Ministry Every Wednesday, ND dedicates Activity Period to Campus Ministry (CM). Students are invited to participate in a variety of activities that help them grow in their relationship with Christ. CM also hosts opportunities for service.

Class Retreats Every year, students attend a required class retreat. Retreat provides a great environment for the class to bond and grow in faith together. Programming varies for each grade level — from learning about the SSND

What keeps you motivated every day? What is your personal WHY and/or what advice would you give individuals who are navigating life during the ongoing pandemic and into 2021? I had the great gift of making the 30 Days Ignatian Exercises for my 50th birthday in 2019. Wow. That retreat gave me a much clearer sense of what work is mine to do in the world…and what is not. Each of us has a different personal why, but having a clearer sense of one’s why is incredibly energizing. The Exercises have taught me to be more discerning in which projects to take on and to only commit myself to projects that lie at the intersection of my particular skills and the world’s particular need — to paraphrase Frederick Buechner!

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Most impactful ND memory? Something you look back on and makes you smile, or you recognize influenced you in some way? Oh, I had the most wonderful friendships at Notre Dame — some of which have truly become my longest-lasting friendships: Rose Brandt Withrow, Linette Bocquillon Kallaos, Melissa Elder Davenport. We always learn more about ourselves and become more fully who we are called to be in the context of a relationship with others. ND taught me that. And these women continue to teach me and challenge me and love me even now!

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Mod With God The Notre Dame chapel is always open to students. They are encouraged to spend a "mod with God" during their unstructured with Him and focus on His love for them through prayer and reflection.

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THE IN MEMORIAM LIST IS COMPILED ONLY USING INFORMATION MADE AVAILABLE TO NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL FROM FAMILY MEMBERS, CLASSMATES, OR FRIENDS OF THE RECENTLY DECEASED. IF YOU BECOME AWARE OF AN ALUMNA DEATH AND WOULD LIKE TO NOTIFY NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL FOR IN MEMORIAM PURPOSES, PLEASE VISIT NDHS.NET/MEMORIAM.

Anne Marie Reis Heuvelman '38 December 17, 2020

Jean Rolfes Koebbe '49 December 23, 2020

Marilyn Knobbe Baum '56 March 1, 2020

Betty Keating '43 February 2, 2020

Joan Allen Wecke '50 February 7, 2020

Margaret Ferry Kovarik '56 April 14, 2020

Dorothy Macke Matejka '44 April 16, 2020

Jeanette Kostecki Hrebec '50 April 28, 2020

Roseann George Scotti '58 October 18, 2020

Virginia Winkler Bippen '44 May 2, 2020

Constance Wilson Rohrbach '50 May 7, 2020

Joan Feldmann '58 December 17, 2020

Elizabeth McCann Houska '44 June 13, 2020

Catherine Bellers Ortinau '50 August 14, 2020

Mary Francis Hoffmann '60 April 16, 2020

S. Mary Ann Huelsing, SSND '44 September 16, 2020

Margaret Murphy Gillespie '51 July 10, 2020

Trini Aguado Hutson '60 September 28, 2020

Mary Catherine Walsh Louis '45 April 9, 2020

Jacqueline Becker Menker '51 November 24, 2020

Jane Schwarzen Saufnauer '60 December 21, 2020

Dorothy Winkelmann Homa '46 June 1, 2020

S. Francis Rose Rivers, SSND '52 July 24, 2020

Marcella Stolarski Weigel '61 February 29, 2020

Rita Schermann Sebelski '46 October 29, 2020

Mary Martens Schmittgens '52 August 30, 2020

Rosemary Hines Van Haaren '61 May 15, 2020

Phyllis Bitter Schaeffer '47 January 30, 2020

Henrietta Siebe Langbein '52 January 3, 2021

Kathleen Schroer '63 March 14, 2020

Audrey Arnold '47 October 8, 2020

Georgia Holtkamp Stewart '53 July 4, 2020

Marlo Wood Bamberger '66 December 17, 2020

Jeannette Stemmler Miller '48 April 8, 2020

Dula Macke Rammacher '53 October 24, 2020

Mary Mosblech '67 January 12, 2020

Theresa Wolf Owens '48 September 17, 2020

Nancy Loos Jansen '54 July 6, 2020

Judy Stinson '77 August 26, 2020

Julia Spindler Hunt '49 March 16, 2020

Peggy Struckhoff Morton '54 September 5, 2020

Susan Galeski Tintera '78 October 26, 2020

Bernyce Roewe Austermann '49 April 19, 2020

Charlotte Howdeshell Heisserer '55 November 28, 2020

Kathleen Lombardo Sutter '82 December 15, 2020

Jacqueline DuFaux '49 May 1, 2020

Carol Vineyard Wachter '56 February 16, 2020

Colleen Mungavin Carlton '88 December 7, 2020

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