21-22 Annual Report - Celebrating Generosity

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THE URSULINE ACADEMY MAGAZINE

SHARING

Our Light

2021-2022 GIVING REPORT - CELEBRATING GENEROSITY

IN THIS issue: AROUND THE ACADEMY

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ATHLETIC ACCOLADES

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CLASS OF 2022

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ALUMNAE NEWS

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Principal Dr. Mark Michalski

HONORS & AWARDS

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CLASS NOTES

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Assistant Principal Mrs. Joan Mullen

IN MEMORIAM

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ADVANCEMENT

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Director of Finance Mr. Matt Fuhr

STRATEGIC PLAN

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FINANCIAL REPORT

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HONOR ROLL

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2021-2022 Magazine President Ms. Peggy Slater

Director of Mission Effectiveness Mrs. Terri Rogan Director of Advancement Mrs. Kim Vogt The Ursuline Academy Magazine is designed in-house by: Mrs. Leah Renaud Folk ’11 This magazine is published annually for parents, alumnae, parents of alumnae, grandparents and friends of Ursuline Academy.

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A LETTER FROM THE

President

page 27 Ms. Peggy Slater

Looking on the bright side, one could say that the last few years were a lesson in adaptability, resilience and the importance of humor. With this valuable learning firmly rooted, how refreshing it was this year to focus on a future vision for Ursuline Academy and put plans in place for continued enhancements to the student experience, growth of our community and long term sustainability.

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The Ursuline Academy Board of Trustees committed to the creation of a three-year strategic plan guided by a committee of parents, co-workers, Board members and administrators. I’m grateful for the willingness of this group to enter into the tough conversations, dream a bit, and do the hard work of setting priorities. It’s exciting that we have a clear direction for 2023-2025 and I look forward to working alongside everyone in the Ursuline community to achieve it.

What happens next? Activity related to the plan has begun and we will be reporting our progress to the community on a regular basis. We will continue to build on the positive trends we’re seeing in enrollment and fundraising through a combination of traditional activities and new strategies. We will be working hard to assure that you see the very real impact of your support.

In our marketing and communications, you will see a celebration of many types of Bears - athletes, artists, Missouri Scholars, robot builders, Bearista managers and more - and their individual paths to achievement. We are proud to be a school that supports a variety of interests and abilities, where there is no one single “Ursuline girl.” Ursuline is a place where all academically minded young women can find their place. This is our unique niche among girls’ schools in St. Louis.

Governance & Board of Trustees Governance Ursuline Sisters of the Central Province The Ursuline Sisters, as represented by the Provincial Team of the Central Province, serve as Sponsor and Corporate Member, and hold ultimate responsibility for the governance of Ursuline Academy.

Board of Trustees 21-22 Tom Murphy, Chair Deb Tallo, Vice-Chair Rick Effer, Secretary Kelly Dulle Sheila Effan ‘95 Lisa Frederick Chris Frein Jeff Grieshaber

Kelly Dunigan Imo ‘87 Tony Kennedy Tom Kraus Merry Kweiter ‘89 Chris Lawhorn Tim Leon Sr. Chabanel Mathison, OSU Karen Mortillaro

Areas for our students to explore science and technology will continue to be expanded along with updates to our counseling and campus ministry spaces. We will further develop the opportunities present in our international network of schools and, with the increased involvement of our alumnae, demonstrate for our students the power of a lifelong sisterhood.

Lastly, we will seek creative ways to support parents as their daughters navigate high school life and assure that our co-workers feel valued for their tremendous commitment to Catholic education.

As you can see, we are in a position of strength and there is energy in this plan. Our success lies in new ways of doing things and we’re ready, guided by the words of St. Angela: “Have hope and firm faith in God, for God will help you in everything.”

Thank you for sharing your light at Ursuline Academy!

All my best, Peggy Slater

President

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Getting Sorted Beginning our second school year with our House System in place, the incoming freshman class, as well as new co-workers and transfer students were officially “sorted” into their House. Each new member of our community was called by name followed by the announcement of their House. From there, they were greeted with cheers and welcome - a special way to begin a new school year.

Who’s House?

The inaugural House Competition Day was a day filled with friendly competition between our four Houses. After playing pickle ball, water bottle relays, lip sync battle and human-sized Tic-Tac-Toe, House Coraggio came out as the overall winner of the day.

Personalized Parking

A new senior privilege this year, each senior was assigned a parking spot on the school’s lot and she was allowed to custom-paint her spot for the year.

From quotes, to patterns, smiley faces, and favorite songs they each brought brightness and creativity to the parking lot, and were enjoyed all year round!

Freshman Induction

The Freshman Induction ceremony was once again held outside on our back campus. The beautiful tradition has taken on a new significance, as our newest students and their families gather in front of St. Angela and prepare for their next four years at UA.

Sleep Out for Serviam

In the fall of 2021 Ursuline was able to return to our traditional “Cardboard Village,” but this year in partnership with Covenant House, an organization who works with youth experiencing homelessness. 13 students and 4 co-workers participated in this important Sleep Out.

Acing Spirit Week

Returning to more usual-looking celebration, students enjoyed a full spirit week together with the theme “Game Night.” From Monopoly to Mario Cart, to a Candy Land ending, it really was a sweet treat!

National Honor Society

Foam-tastic Night

Big Sis Lil Sis Lock-In was Glow themed. Pairs dressed up in their brightest outfits, complete with t-shirts they designed together earlier in the week, and enjoyed a night of bonding, crafting, dancing, and spending time together.

In October, 26 students were inducted into Ursuline’s National Honor Society chapter. The evening was complete thanks to our keynote speaker, Bridget Walsh Moore ’06, who challenged the inductees to change their world.

Youth Leadership STL

Parent Masses

Throughout the 21-22 school year, Ursuline’s Campus Ministry hosted class masses with students and their parents. Each quarter, a class gathered together and took part in a blessing over their parents, and the parents blessed their daughters.

It was a meaningful way for our Senior class to begin their last year, and for our Freshman class to end their first.

Ryan Vannoy ’23, Lindsey Faulkner ’23, Elana Hassman ’23, Bella Ott ’23, Helen Clower ’23, and Franchesca Carapella ’23 participated in the Youth Leadership St. Louis program. The purpose of YLSL is to develop leadership skills, promote teamwork among diverse groups and provide a deeper understanding of the St. Louis region. This meeting’s topic was, “Building Leadership Capacity & Establishing Community.”

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Who Dun It?

This year’s Fall Production left audience members asking WHO did it, WHERE, and with WHAT?!

The cast and crew of Ursuline’s production of “Clue!” sent us on a mission to solve the farce-meetsmurder mystery!

Academy

Student Athletic Signings

Congratulations to our senior student-athletes who signed their commitment letters to play collegiately!

Rose Baldus | Soccer | Truman State University Tessa DelRosario | Soccer | Rockford University Meghan Belrose | Soccer | Northern Kentucky University Anna Raumschuh | Lacrosse | Mars Hill University Maddie Schneiderhahn | Soccer | Miami University-Ohio

This Christmas season marked our twentieth year of partnering with Metro Vision Ministries and the Christmas Stocking Project.

This year our community filled 530 bags for children ages 3-15 years, and we were able to pack them up and send them on their way to benefit children in St. Louis City/County and Jefferson County. Originally, our students were given handmade felt Christmas Stockings to fill for children, senior citizens and the homeless. Now our students fill white bags that they decorate for the children of the St. Louis City/County area in the hopes of making their Christmas a bit brighter.

United for Justice

Five students took part in the first annual St. Louis Catholic Girls Schools Unite for Justice Conference, hosted by St. Joseph’s Academy. Students participated in discussions, programming, and service with the goal being to collectively create learning opportunities that our students can take back to UA, put faith into action, and build a more just world.

Keeping Up with the Bears

Christmas Stockings

Haiti Packaton

In mid-December, over 400 members of the Ursuline Community, including students, co-workers, parents and alumnae gathered together to pack a total of 41,040 meal kits for families in Haiti. In two hours, participants assembled sealed, packed, and counted each kit until they were all assembled. This year marked the first time we completed this community-wide act of Serviam.

Thank you to Tim Traynor from the Crudem Foundation, Regina and Christopher from Feed the Hunger, and a special shout-out to our Campus Ministry team for all the work to make this incredible day happen!

Project USS

Our student philanthropy committee, Project U.S.S. was an integral part of our 2021 Giving Tuesday efforts, contributing an additional $3,062.48 from 256 students! The day was truly an outpouring of love, support and fun from their student assembly.

Because of the generosity of our UA community, these students and more to come can continue to share their light throughout our community!

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JUNIOR RING

2023 JUNIOR RING CELEBRATING THE LEGACY In March, members of the Ursuline Class of 2023 gathered together with their parents and alumnae family members to celebrate their Junior Ring Ceremony. The class rings, traditionally set with a bright red gem and engraved with the Ursuline Crest, unite our young women as they prepare to enter their final year of high school, and prepare to take on the responsibility of being the upperclassmen. The rings also symbolize the connection shared between the junior class and the generations of alumnae who came before them.

Molly Newman ’23 felt especially connected to her grandmother, who was a graduate of Arcadia Academy, an Ursuline school located in Arcadia, Missouri, and wore her school ring in honor of the special occasion. Arcadia Academy was built in 1846 as a Methodist High School by Jerome C. Berryman. It wasn’t until 1877 the Ursuline nuns purchased the school and turned it into a girls’ school. The Academy operated as a school until 1970 which marked the last graduating class. The Academy then served as a convent until the Ursuline Sisters were moved to St. Louis in 1985.

The charism of the Ursuline Sisters is a deep bond that unites us all together, from generation to generation. As part of the ceremony, Mallory Montgomery ’23 processed in with her mother Christa (Hansen) Montgomery ’97, offering the traditional Ursuline ring as a symbol of the legacy it carries, and the sisterhood the juniors have joined. The ceremony concluded with a blessing over the class as they prepared for the year to come and their Junior Service projects. We were blessed to return to in-person service opportunities for the Class of 2023’s Junior service projects. It was a wonderful reminder of our Ursuline charism, core values and how they are embodied through our Ursuline women.

Top center: the Class of 2023 after receiving their rings. Center top: Jacqueline Bazzell and Annabella Giallanzo asking Sr. Mary Ann Dooling, OSU, to turn their rings after the ceremony.

Center bottom: Emma Sherman and her mom, Sarah Sherman ’97, take a selfie together to show of their shared Ursuline rings. Center: Leah Zarinelli and Elizabeth Lenger lead the procession after the Junior Ring ceremony ended. Their smiles say it all!

Bottom left: Maya Walsh, Ella Brinley, Julia Lammert and Lucy Kisner completed service at Sacred Heart Villa. Bottom center: Elena Hasman, Theresa Sanchez, Jane Sanchez and Natalie Druger spent some time organizing donations for Food Outreach. Bottom top: Kailey Kustra engaging with the kids of Webster Child Care. Bottom right: Faith Forest and Alexis Gibson serving at Almost Home also spent time with the children of clients.

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Vocation Essay Sweep In the fall, sophomores in Mrs. Stinehart’s Scriptures class were invited to participate in the Serra Club of St. Louis annual vocation essay contest. Students from all over St. Louis were asked to tell a story about a time a priest, deacon, seminarian or sister influenced their faith, and our Ursuline students swept the standings!

Congratulations to: Maddie Swip ’24 -- 1st Place Taylor Zarinelli ’24 -- 2nd Place Kaitlyn Thole ’24 & Ava Eiler ’24 -- 3rd Place Tie

Language Honor Societies

Félicitations, gratulationes, ¡Felicidades! and congratulations to the 49 students who were inducted into our French, Latin, and Spanish Honor Societies

Model of Justice

Congratulations to Elaina Groneck ’22, who received the “Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Model of Justice Award.” This honor is annually awarded to students who demonstrate a commitment to serving humanity in the broader community. We are so proud of Elaina for her leadership in living out our Ursuline values and all the ways she lives out justice!

Archbishop May Service Award

We are excited to announce Ursuline Academy’s recipient of the 2022 Archbishop May Service Award - Leah Anderson! Each year, this honor recognizes the outstanding leadership and community service of a student from each Catholic high school in the St. Louis Archdiocese. Leah has embraced the concept of service as a way of life during her four years at Ursuline. She has been volunteering regularly at the Sr. Christine’s Food Pantry on the St. Joseph Parish campus for over seven years, in addition to her numerous additional service experiences. Leah has a compassionate heart and contemplative spirit and she seeks to connect with those she serves. She brings joy, enthusiasm, and whole-hearted commitment to any task in which she is involved. She is an outstanding example of Serviam, and we are so proud of her.

Service Down South

During spring break, Mrs. Weston along with two other co-workers led ten of our juniors down to New Orleans to volunteer with SBP, a nonprofit disaster relief organization, to help rebuild homes destroyed from hurricane damage.

It was a reinvigorating and hopeful experience getting to see the fruits of labor and returning to this experience once again.

Hello, Neighbor!

Ursuline’s Cultural Cooking Club members sponsored an event with Welcome Neighbor STL! Thirty people including students, parents, co-workers, and friends enjoyed a delicious “International Supper” prepared by Badur Mohmaed, a refugee who lived in India, Kuwait, and Iraq. Zohra from Welcome Neighbor STL also gave a beautiful and informative presentation on the non-profit. The supper club started as a way for refugees in the St. Louis area to make an income to help support their families while still being able to care for their children at home. We were grateful to have shared in the meal and good conversations, as well as support Badur and Welcome Neighbor STL.

Saturdays are for the Bots & Bears

Congratulations to our Bearbotics Team #6391 for making it to the Semifinals in the F.I.R.S.T. Robotics Competition at the conclusion of their season! The team, their mentors and alliance partners all did a great job working with their robot named Steve as they collaborated with other teams. This year’s robots had to perform intricate tasks, such as picking up a ball, shooting it into a basket, and lifting itself off the ground just to name a few.

Sports and Sisterhood

We were thrilled to return to a favorite tradition - the Ursuline Sister School Lacrosse Tournament! Our lacrosse team traveled up to New York to compete against fellow Ursuline sisters from Wilmington, DE, Dedham, MA, and New Rochelle, NY.

Missouri Scholars 100

Congratulations to Spring Zhou ’22 for being selected for the 2022 Missouri Scholars 100, a statewide program that honors 100 of Missouri’s top academic students in the graduating class of 2022. The selection is based primarily on a formula using the student’s grade point average and ACT score. They must have a minimum GPA of 3.750, a minimum ACT score of 29, be ranked in the upper ten percent of their class, and have taken high-level courses in mathematics, science, English, and a foreign language.

Scholar Bowl Success

The UA Scholar Bowl team competed in the MSHSAA District Tournament! Team member Heidi Fox ’22 (left) was selected for the all-district team! She earned the 2nd place individual medal for most correct answers.

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Academy Kirkwood Human Rights Essay Contest

Congratulations to Emma Wells ’23 for being announced as the first place winner of the Kirkwood Human Rights Commission Essay Contest! The essay topic was “What is the most important human rights issue of your generation and why?” Emma’s essay focused on the importance of respecting the individual to move human rights forward into the future.

West Point Appointment

Meghan DeClue ’22 was appointed to attend the United States Military Academy | West Point. She was recognized during our Spring Award Ceremony.

Meghan is planning to study Engineering.

Summer Reading, Student Literary Magazine Just in time for the summer, the student literary magazine, Ultra Violet, was printed and ready to be enjoyed. The Ultra Violet Magazine is a literary magazine in collaboration with Ursuline students and students from St. John Vianney High School. It contains pieces of art, both fiction and nonfiction writing, plus poetry and music. We love seeing these Bears and Griffins express their creativity!

You can read their first digital publication by scanning the QR Code below with your smart phone:

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ATHLETIC ACCOLADES

Going Fore State

Our 21-22 Fall Sports season got off to a great start! Varsity softball went 3-0 in their season opener jamboree, winning games against Cor Jesu, St. Joseph’s and Nerinx.

These FORE ladies brought home a 2nd Place State win for our Varsity Golf team!

Congratulations to: Morgan Franke ’22, Taylor Wuennenberg ’25, Molly Fagan ’22, and Grace Theiss ’24.

Additionally congratulations to Franke and Theiss for being selected for the 1st 2021 MWAA All Conference Team and Fagan and Wuennenberg for being selected for the 2nd Team.

State Banner Unveiling

Service In Sports

Softball Season Opener

State Banner at Viz Spirit Game Having won the Class 2 State Soccer Season at the end of the 2021 year, we were able to commemorate the achievement with hanging our state banner in the gymnasium. Prior to our spirit volleyball game against Visitation, the State-winning team was introduced and then had the honor of revealing the banner.

Ursuline Academy Athletic Director, Jen Brooks, was officially recognized for having received the Bruce

D. Whitehead Distinguished Service Award at the National

Interscholastic Athletic Administrator Association’s national convention. She was one of 11 administrators from across the country to receive this award.

Two-Time Champs For the second year in a row, the Ursuline Varsity Basketball team won the Duchesne Holiday Invitation tournament. It was a great way to start the second semester.

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Cheering on our Bears

Congratulations to our Cheer team who took 1st in the

Missouri Cheerleading Coaches Association Competition at Drury

University for their Fight Song and Game Day performances!!

Athletics Senior Awards

Dance Team Triumph Performing in the MDTA

State Championship competition, the Ursuline Varsity Dance Team competed and finished 2nd Overall. They also finished in 2nd place for their lyrical performance, and in 2nd place for their pop performance.

Stunt - A New Sport

During the spring sport season, Ursuline Academy became the first high school in the state of Missouri to offer a STUNT-the-Sport team.

STUNT, one of the fastest growing female sports in the country, is a new female sport that incorporates skills derived from cheerleading.

STUNT is an exciting headto-head game between two teams who execute skills-based routines in various categories – partner stunts, jumps & tumbling, pyramids & tosses, and team routines. Ursuline Academy is proud and excited to be leading the way in the state of Missouri.

Congratulations to our student-athlete Spirit of St. Angela Award recipient, Heidi Fox ’22! Heidi was a four-year cross country runner as well as being a part of Ursuline’s Scholar Bowl team.

Maura Quigley ’22, a

four-year tennis player was selected as the Senior Athlete of the Year!

In addition to being selected as the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Scholar Athlete, Catie Grant ’22 was also selected as the conference winner of the Skippy Keefer Sportsmanship and Participation award.

It is the most prestigious honor the MWAA conference awards!

Pickleball Club Team The founding members of the first UA Pickleball team participated in the inaugural season of the Missouri Scholastic Pickleball Association’s (MSPA) Girls High School League. The UA team dominated the season’s matches and tournaments against teams from Nerinx and St. Joseph’s. Tori Torregrossa’22 and Kate Heidenry’22 earned the blue tank tops by standing out to the head coaches of the League, in addition to Sarah Stotts’22 and Morgan Franke’22 who were undefeated against each of their opponents.

A New Season, a New Goal

Our 2022 Varsity Soccer team had an incredible journey to the state level competition again this year. The team moved up into the Class 3 division, put in a lot of hard work and ended the season with a 4th place in State. At the end of the season, Head Coach Theresa Kaiser ’07 was named Class 3 Region 1 Coach of the Year!

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THE UA SOIRÉE

THE UA SOIRÉE A NEW ANNUAL AUCTION

2022 Chairwomen Jill Wayant Balée ‘95 Stephanie Hardt 2022 Auction Advisory Chair Erin Brasser 2022 Auction Committee Anne Barringhaus Michelle Bazzell Andrea Bonsanti Jen Leuken Delf ‘95 Katie Demko Amy Ohlendorf Eakle ‘88 Jen Daus Ellsworth ‘95 Laura Faletti Tom Fischer Suzanne Foeldi Amy Ennenbach Gagnepain ‘99 Jennifer Grosvenor Maureen Heidenry Carrie Helldoerfer Kelly Imig Rachel Kessler Jeanne Lampe Angela Moissis Laura Morris Erin Nicoletti Amy Perrin Donna Perry Beth Price Renea Raible Tara Rehm Wendy Reilly Linda Rohde Cari Rooney Jen Seiler Tammy Sinak Sherri Smith Renee Stein Jean Swip Donna Videmschek Shannon Weatherby Nikki Morton Weston ‘98 Tamara Whitlock Colleen Williams Joan Ottenlips Zilch ‘82 Renee Ziliak

We welcomed our community back to campus for a newly rebranded annual auction – The UA Soirée-a true celebration of our Ursuline legacy and community. On March 5, we joined together for a wellearned evening of festivities and supporting our young women. The gym was transformed, complete with food stations, live music, and a room filled with tremendous energy.

The Fund-a-Need supported enhanced outdoor learning and gathering spaces, focusing on improvements to the Hartnett Hall Patio and The Tapestry Garden Patio. Both spaces are now complete with upgraded furniture and restored foundations, perfect for hosting, social gatherings, outdoor lunches and classroom activities. Already this fall, our parent clubs hosted numerous events on the patios, including Moms and Margaritas, and the Fathers’ Club BBQ. Thank you to the Ursuline Academy Fathers’ Club for their generous financial contribution to restore our historic bell. We are so grateful to all those who supported this cause and made it a reality. The Class of 2026 started a new tradition, in which each student rang this historic bell in the Tapestry Garden to symbolize the official start of her Ursuline Journey. It was a beautiful way to welcome this class into our Ursuline legacy.

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NEVER SAY

Goodbye

IN GRATITUDE FOR OUR RETIREES After 27 years of service to the Academy, we extend our gratitude to Colleen McCorry and Terri Rogan, for all the ways they have shared their time, gifts and Serviam spirit with the Ursuline community.

Colleen McCorry Director of Counseling Colleen McCorry, Chair of the Counseling Department, guided countless students over her years at Ursuline.

She helped students manage their schedules, their stress, and their pathways to their future. She worked with co-workers to implement mindfulness and encourage stable mental health in and outside of the classroom. She was an integral part of Ursuline’s mission to develop the whole person, keeping her students at the heart of everything she did.

While she will be greatly missed in the halls of UA, retirement calls and rest and relaxation are in her future. Her helping heart will be missed.

Terri Rogan Director of Global Education Mission Effectiveness Throughout her 27 years at Ursuline, Terri Rogan had her heart and hands in several of Ursuline’s traditions, including new coworker retreats, student retreats, and liturgy and Graduation services just to name a few. Terri served as the Director of Mission Effectiveness, working closely with the President and Principal to maintain and integrate the Academy’s philosophy, mission, and vision in all aspects of the community, in addition to working with our Campus Ministry team in guiding faith formation for students. She always had a smile on her face and an open-door policy, as many of students over the years could attest to.

In a word, Terri was a testament to what it meant to live out our Ursuline motto of Serviam. Through her example of living out the Ursuline charism, Terri has shared the spirit of St. Angela with countless students, co-workers, and members of the Ursuline community. In retirement she shifts her helping heart to others in the community.

As an Ursuline community, we are immensely grateful for the dedication and service both Colleen and Terri have demonstrated to the Ursuline Mission. We wish them all the best and congratulations on their next chapters!

CONGRATULATIONS TO THOSE CO-WORKERS WHO CELEBRATED ANNIVERSARIES THIS YEAR 5 Years Jaylene Murphy Michelle Patterson Kristen Jensen 10 Years Jennifer Myers Ramsey ’88

15 Years Katie Balek Kempf ’01 Caroline Springer Kathleen Stinehart Kevin Reid 25 Years Lynn Lipson

A SUMMER OF

Serviam An Ursuline woman and her family are sharing in St. Angela’s spirit with a creative twist for children in Punta Gorda, Belize.

Pictured from left to right: Abby Delf ’23, Kaili Hebrank ’23, Jennifer Lueken Delf ’95, Julie Burke Kuhnert ’96 at St. Peter Claver RC & Church Camp Creative.

Julie Burke Kuhnert ’96, founder of Camp Creative along with her family, enjoys serving the children of Punta Gorda with the creative arts. The summer of 2022 marked 10 years for Julie and her family of ministering to children and families, connecting with communities and sharing in creating, culture, and service. This year, she was joined by alumna and current Ursuline mom Jennifer Lueken Delf ’95 along with her daughter Abby Delf ’23 and classmate Kaili Hebrank ’23 as camp volunteers. With a total of 18 American and Belize teachers and volunteers the camp served almost 200 children in Punta Gorda and Big Falls village from June 26 through July 15. This was the first year that the camp was able to host two sessions, and have the opportunity to serve more children from the significantly more isolated communities.

Through the support of her family, volunteers and donations, the Kuhnert family travel with nearly thirty bags each summer when they make the trip to Belize. They pack and provide all the art supplies for the children who attend camp, as well as back packs, school supplies and additional donations for the local schools. Each summer is spent providing a creative outlet to the children, working closely with them and their teachers as they create jar lanterns, tie dye, paintings, and coffee filter rainbows.

“So very much goes on behind the scenes, all year long, to help Camp Creative be such a great opportunity for others. [It’s]truly a grassroots effort,” said the family reflecting on 10 years of ministry. “It is a true team effort, and unique among volunteer programs for this model.”

We are thrilled to see these Ursuline global connections, and grateful for all the ways these women are sharing the spirit of Serviam with the world!

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WELCOMING THE CLASS OF

2026

The legacy continues! The 2021-2022 admissions cycle was one for the books, culminating in an exciting and energized class of future Bears to plan for. In the Fall, each school hosted Virtual High School nights, in order for prospective families to get to know students and teachers from the comfort of their home. Ursuline partnered with the eight additional all-girls school to form the All-Girls School Alliance, an in-person high school fair experience in which 250+ families came onto campus interested in learning more about our school community.

When Letter Day arrived it was truly a special day for the Class of 2026! Each new Bear was greeted at home with a celebration package, complete with a red confetti cannon and special Ursuline swag and spirit.

And the fun and celebrations didn’t stop there. The following day, Ursuline hosted it’s official Celebration Day during which the incoming class was able to gather together, do some Bear Den shopping, and take photos with Ursa Bear. Organized by the Bear Moms, it was a wonderful start of their UA journeys.

The spirit and excitement already felt by these young ladies is a testament to the Ursuline sisterhood.

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MERIT SCHOLAR RECIPIENTS

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ALUMNAE CONNECTIONS

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GRADE SCHOOLS REPRESENTED

THE CLASS OF

2022

COLLEGES ATTENDED

BY THE CLASS OF 2022 BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY BELMONT UNIVERSITY BUTLER UNIVERSITY DRAKE UNIVERSITY HOWARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE JEFFERSON COLLEGE LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY MARS HILL UNIVERSITY MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY MIAMI UNIVERSITY, OXFORD MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY ROCKFORD UNIVERSITY ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY EDWARDSVILLE ST. LOUIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY WEST POINT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI COLUMBIA WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST LOUIS WEBSTER UNIVERSITY XAVIER UNIVERSITY

Spring Zhou

Valedictorian, SHARPE Award

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BRIGHT FLIGHT SCHOLARS

AVERAGE ACT FOR THE TOP 25%

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Gabriella Meier Salutatorian

4 YEAR TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP

Kit Michalski

$10,163,396 62% E A R N E D

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COLLEGE CREDITS

CLC Award

Emily Dacus

Spirit of St. Ursula

In my physics class this year with Dr. Anderson, we wrote a paper on why God is light. As it turns out, there is a cogent relationship between the two. To put it simply, both share a unique dual nature, both have potent life-sustaining abilities, and both are omnipresent as light transcends time. If God is truly light, then that means that He is everywhere because light is everywhere. My advice to you is to find God in your darkest times; find the light when there appears to be none, because I promise you, it is there.

Gabriella Meier

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ALUMNAE UPDATES | REUNIONS

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Reunions We are forever Ursuline, and we are forever grateful to be able to come together as a community. The first weekend in October was filled with celebrations, connecting, and community as we celebrated our Alumnae Spirit Day encompassing reunions, memorials, and sisterhood. Having spent a year apart during the Covid 19 pandemic, reunions took on a special meaning as gatherings began to return to normal, and classes who would have been celebrating in 2020 were also able to reconnect and return to campus to take part in the celebrations.

The Alumnae Association hosted a beautiful weekend, beginning with a ceremony honoring our 2021 Alumnae Award recipients. Theresa Kaiser ’07 and Liz Kaiser Dwyer ’10 were chosen as the Distinguished Alumnae, for their leadership in getting the Ursuline Varsity Soccer to winning the State Championship. Madeline Senay ’12 was chosen as the Young Alumna Serviam Award recipient for her work as a Peace Corps Youth Development Volunteer in Ukraine and all the ways she embodies our Ursuline value of Serviam.

After the awards ceremony, the “Toast for Tradition” luncheon took place, a lovely gathering for alums who celebrated 50 or more years since their Ursuline graduation. Memories, school songs, and many laughs were shared over a champagne toast. Tours of campus followed as did our tree dedication for the beloved Thelma Hartnett which introduced our memorial Mass in the afternoon. Later that evening, music, food trucks, Narwhal’s Crafted bar, campus tours, spirit shopping, and overdue celebrations filled the night.

The following day we hosted a virtual “Bear Walk,” a fun run/walk to encourage alumnae spirit from anywhere in the world. Groups of alumnae and classmates met up for a walk together, and others shared it with their daughters and families. It was a complete weekend full of Ursuline spirit and sisterhood.

“LOVED our 50th reunion celebration. I really enjoyed getting a tour of all the new things at the school and the classrooms and the biology and science labs. Loved the tribute to Thelma Hartnett.”

-Suzanne Einig LaPlante, Class of ’71

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6.) The Class of 1995, celebrating 25 years. 7.) The Class of 1980, celebrating 40 years. 8.) The Class of 1961, celebrating 60 years. 9.) The Class of 1971, celebrating 50 years. 10.) The Class of 1981, celebrating 40 years.

11.) The Class of 1996, celebrating 25 years. 12.) The Class of 1985, celebrating 35 years. 13.) The Class of 1966, celebrating 55 years.

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VALUABLE Rolling Into the Shop Kelly Suntrup Stumpe ‘12 also known as the @the_car_mom has been helping moms all around the country find the perfect car for them and their families. She’s been making a splash in the local influences you ought to be following.

Kelly and her services were featured in St. Louis Magazine, as she was included in the St. Louis Magazine’s A List for St. Louisans to follow.

She has since expanded to offer her advice through a podcast and a free resource guide to car buying! She was also a speaker at this year’s career day.

You can find Kelly online at:

thecarmomofficial.com

Connections

Influential Bears in Business This year we had two Ursuline alumnae recognized in St. Louis Business Journal’s 2021 Class of Most Influential Business Women. Liz (Lemp) Swyers ’00 is chief marketing officer of 1220 Artisan Spirits and 4 Hands Brewing Co., where she is responsible for mobilizing her team to distribute and expand two of St. Louis’ craft beverage brands. Erin (Rieck) Valentine ’95 is vice president of business development at McCarthy Holdings, where she manages a business development team that builds relationships with clients and partners in the company’s core building markets of health care, education, advanced technology, and manufacturing. The honorees have made an impact not only in the industries in which they work but at local nonprofits and in the communities they represent.

Teamwork Makes the Dream Work.

For the 21-22 school year, 13 alumnae served as coaches for our athletic program. Pictured left to right: Amy Petruska ’00 (JV Lacrosse & Varsity Softball), Maddie Spinks ’17 (Vol Assist Softball), Nora Brooks ’16 (Vol Assistant Basketball), Theresa Kaiser ’07 (Varsity Soccer), Libby Lane ’16 (JV Field Hockey) Roxann Lee Naeger ’88 (Varsity Field Hockey), Alexa Powell ’16 (Head Coach Dance Spirit Team), Reba Adams ’17 (Asst.

Golf), Nicole Dempsey ’11 (Varsity Lacrosse).

Not pictured: Liz Kaiser Dwyer ’10 (Assist.

Varsity Soccer), Laura King Janson ’10 (Varsity Volleyball), Claire Kraemer Hennessey ’11 (Vol Var Assist Volleyball), Kimberlee Sewester ’17 (Assist Varsity Cross Country).

Career Day In the spring semester the Alumnae Association was thrilled to be able to return to our usual programing and welcome 30+ alumnae back onto campus for student career day. Dr. Dena Basler McCaffrey ’88 began the day as our Key Note Speaker, followed by the opportunity for each student to attend three sessions. Students had the chance to engage with professionals in different fields, by asking questions and learning about the specific paths, education, and skills needed to succeed in their field of interest. Career Day takes place every two years so that students have two chances to hear from professionals, as well as be exposed to a variety of pathways and studies, supporting the Alumnae Association’s goal of establishing valuable connections amongst our Ursuline alumnae.

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Rosé for UA! Over the summer the Alumnae Association hosted Rosé for UA at Wild Crush Wine Barn, to kick off the warmer months and launch the new Alumnae Board! We were so grateful to spend the evening with fellow alumnae and members of the Alumnae Association Board of Directors cheersing to the upcoming school year. We are extra grateful to Lexie Paslawski ’12, Caitlin Margaret Browne ’06, and Kelly Balch Jobe ’01 for their support in making the night happen. We’re looking forward to the new year, and all the exciting things our alumnae will continue to do!

Excellence in Nursing In the spring of 2021, Deborah Altman Horton ’93 was honored with the St. Louis Magazine’s Excellence in Nursing award for Community/ Ambulatory Care. In addition she also was awarded the 2021 Sigma Theta Tau Delta Lambda Chapter Mae Hamilton Excellence Award.

In the fall of 2020, she organized and orchestrated weekly COVID-19 testing to monitor the prevalence of the virus among students on SLU’s campus. “Her motivation, desire, and knowledge have provided a sound basis as a public health leader not only in the SLU community but to the larger St. Louis community,” said one colleague.

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Pictured: Thomas Wiley, Maddie Spinks ’17, Amy Petruska ’00, & Jen Brooks at the dedication of the Ursuline Home Softball Dugout

As we approached the end of our 21-22 Athletic Season, Ursuline’s Athletic Department had the opportunity to be a part of a special day and honor an alumnae for her dedication, service, and leadership to the Academy and our athletic programs.

Amy Petruska ’00 has served as the Head Coach for Ursuline’s Varsity Softball team for nine seasons, as well as the Assistant Coach of the Varsity Lacrosse team for three seasons. For her years of influence and leadership, in partnership with the December 5th Fund, on May 10, 2022, the home dugout of Ursuline softball field was dedicated to Amy as “Petruska’s Place.” The sign hangs on the fence, and serves as a reminder of her dedication as she entered into her 10th season as a coach.

“As an Ursuline alumna, their longest tenured softball coach, and a person that has given so much of herself to the school, it was truly powerful to see so many friends, family, and former players show up for her well-deserved recognition,” said Thomas Wiley, Executive Director of the December 5th Fund.

The December 5th Fund’s mission is to give a day without worry to families whose loved one is afflicted with cancer and currently undergoing active cancer treatment. Through the Great Day and Helping Hands Support Plan programs, The December 5th Fund creates once-in-a-lifetime memories for families affected by cancer and provides ongoing support for the family as they continue the long journey through treatment.

DISTINGUISHED

Alumnae Awards

BY ATTITUDE AND ACTION

Each year two awards are given to outstanding Ursuline Academy St. Louis Alumnae.

The Distinguished Alumna Award: Presented to an alumna who exemplifies in her public and private life the Christian ideals and standards of Ursuline, for distinguished service in her profession or to her community or to Ursuline Academy.

The Young Alumna Serviam Award: This annual award honors an outstanding alumna who, through her service, leadership and achievement, embodies the Serviam spirit of an Ursuline Academy education.

Toni Joyce Hunt ’79 Distinguished Alumna 2022 Award Recipient

Rachel Essmyer Sheehan ’14 Young Alumna Serviam 2022 Award Recipient

A remarkable way that Toni has shown leadership is through how much she values relationships. She is constantly connecting people to one another and creating excitement around new ideas and seeing them through.

Throughout her life, Rachel has lived by the words of St. Angela Merici and used her care and leadership to build community wherever she went.

As a life-long volunteer and community leader, Toni’s dedication to service has impacted the lives of hundreds in the St. Louis area. Toni has dedicated her time to her parish, Mary Queen of Peace and through her service as a former elected City Councilwoman of Webster Groves, she was instrumental in city planning and economic development. One of Toni’s biggest passions has been the support of Marian Middle School where she led many fundraising efforts to help build up future female leaders. Toni’s leadership and dedication to her communities, her dedication and to the Ursuline way of Serviam all make the community proud to recognize her as the 2022 recipient of the Distinguished Alumna award.

Now working as a regional resident services coordinator, she loves and cares for her residents every day and brings joy to their lives by finding out what each person would find meaningful. Through the pandemic, not only did she bring her residents Holy Communion, she brought them to doctor visits, or out for a drive. She was a critical lifeline to their families and inspires others by saying, “Gotta live out that Serviam.” Rachel is a testament to the Ursuline motto of Serviam, and the community is proud to recognize her as the 2022 recipient of the Young Alumna Serviam award.

Do you know an outstanding alumna?

Someone who lives out the Ursuline values of service, courtesy, loyalty and courage, by attitude and action?

Nominate her for an Ursuline Alumnae Award!

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CELEBRATING

Generosity Donna G. Bokamper Casalone RN Ursuline Class of 1974 In the spring of 2022, Gregory and Donna Casalone decided to share their passion for their healthcare careers with Ursuline Students.

Established through a planned gift to Ursuline, the Casalones created a scholarship for Ursuline students who plan to pursue a career in nursing. Such a gift allows Greg and Donna to not only share their passion with Ursuline, but also leave an impact on the next generation of Ursuline women in a big way. We asked Donna to share a bit more about the impact Ursuline had on her life, and how she came to the decision to establish this generous gift for our Ursuline students.

How would you describe Ursuline Academy in a few words?

Ursuline Academy offers a Catholic Secondary Education to all girls and promotes an environment for girls to nurture their abilities to grow academically, emotionally, and spiritually. Ursuline Academy provides a quality education that will help the girls to succeed in higher education opportunities and future careers.

What is unique about Ursuline to you?

Ursuline Academy was my high school. I loved that it was an all-girl high school offering lifelong friendships and nurtured my love for the sciences and my faith. Ursuline helped to give me a foundation so I was able to further my education to attain my RN Degree and fulfill my dream of helping others as a Nurse. “I Will Serve”.

Can you explain how this idea sparked between you and Greg?

Gregory and I have always had a passion and a love for our occupations. He always knew that he wanted to be a Dentist and I knew that I wanted to be a Nurse from the age of 7. We have always wanted to make a difference in the lives of others. I have loved my nursing career. As we grow older, we realized that my husband, Gregory Casalone D.D.S. and I will not be here forever.

Recently, I have had some health challenges. We felt like we wanted to revise our estate plan and make sure it was handled with our desired wishes leaving our inheritance to our 2 Sons and 3 Grandchildren. But we also wanted our family to know how important it was to “Give Back” and continue to make a difference in the world long after we are gone.

How did you hope this planned gift could help future Ursuline students?

We thought long and hard about how we could set an example for others and decided to establish a Nursing Scholarship Fund to help a deserving Senior financially each year at Ursuline Academy who would like to further her education by attaining a BSN in Nursing. My love for Nursing would be passed on to Generations of Nurses to come who will go on to help others and live out the Ursuline motto “I will Serve”. It is truly an honor and a privilege for me and my husband to make this contribution to Ursuline Academy. We hope others will consider making a financial contribution to Ursuline in a way that will help carry on the Ursuline traditions helping future generations too. We all want to help make this world a better place.

Planned Giving helps secure the Ursuline Legacy for the next generation of young women.

If you’re interested in including Ursuline in your estate plan, please contact Kim Vogt, Director of Advancement 314.984.2814 or kvogt@ursulinestl.org

Alumnae NOTES

Submitted by alumnae from July, 2021 - June 2022.

Have some exciting news or updates to share with the Ursuline Community? We want to hear from you!

Please update your information and share your story with us by contacting: Katie Balek Kempf’01, Alumnae Relations Coordinator (314) 984-2892 | kkempf@ursulinestl.org CLASS OF 1960

CLASS OF 1971

CLASS OF 1983

Carol Schutz Classe

Patty Smith Campbell

Jill Casey Gainer

I have been retired for 9 years and have fond memories of my 37 years of teaching secondary math, some coaching and retreat work. These days I have more time for family, friends, reading, needlepoint, travel and sleeping past 5 am. I have been very blessed!

Marybeth Pope Tiemeyer

I’ve been blessed with four sweet grandsons. We play pinochle at the Senior Center, I volunteer at a nearby nursing home doing manicures and participate in two Bible Study groups at our parish St. Mary, Oak Ridge.

Barbara Brandt Huelsing

Grandson graduated Law School from the University of Texas

I started volunteering this year for Birthright Counseling in Brentwood. I am enjoying retirement and all the grandkids.

Looking forward to traveling in the future.

CLASS OF 1965

Sue Einig LaPlante

Karlene Korhonen Bessler

Moved to Florida 5 years ago, and has been enjoying her retirement!

CLASS OF 1966

Amy Rauscher Schaper

I retired from Tillman School, in the Kirkwood School District. Now we travel often to see family, the United States, and foreign locations.

Mary Jo Utterback Mance

Retired from pediatric nursing in 2016.

Started volunteering at Fillipino Free clinic, Bread of Healing free clinic and MacCanon Brown Homeless Sanctuary.

These experiences have opened my eyes.

CLASS OF 1970

Kathy Abeln Eckrich

Since retiring a few years ago, I’ve enjoyed my involvement with Mom’s Demand Action but my main life now is time divided with family and 2 adorable, fun-loving grandchildren!!! Couldn’t LOVE it more!

David and I celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary in December 2021. We celebrated with our two children, our 12 grandchildren and Dave’s sisters and niece and nephews!

Susie Puetz Lenihan

Recently retired after teaching at Fontbonne University for 36 years. Looking forward to more time with family and friends, volunteer projects and hopefully travel.

CLASS OF 1979

Regina Castelli Massie

I volunteer for Christmas in Crestwood which is a wonderful organization. I love spending time with my grandkids and going out to lunch with my friends. My husband and I enjoy going to our farm on the weekends.

My husband Chris and I will be married for 32 years in September, 2021. My oldest son, Andrew, is engaged to be married in November to Ursuline grad, Kimmy Klipsch ’09- whose mom is Sue Rothkopf Klipsch ’80! Gotta love those Ursuline girls!

I’m now a grandma! My middle son, Christian, and his wife Monica welcomed by sweet granddaughter Maria Christine Gainer on January 25, 2022. (I’m in love!)

And my youngest son Brendan graduated from Benedictine College in 2020 (with a double major) and is a marketing manager in Kansas City.

Eileen Mullally Sansoucie

Eileen Mullally Sansoucie and her husband, Scott, were featured in the Post Dispatch for raising $2,300 to 100 Neediest Cases, an annual giving campaign through the United Way of Greater St. Louis in partnership with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. These funds were raised through their annual Christmas party, the “Party Army.”

Cynthia Steiger

I am a volunteer for St. Alban Roe parish Adult Handbell Choir and I enjoy being apart of the choir. I will be participating in the Christmas Concert in December of 2021

CLASS OF 1985

Julie Redington Grassi

Recently retired from St. Louis County Special School District after 30 years.

Working part time for St. Louis Children’s Hospital, CP Sports Program.

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CLASS OF 1990

CLASS OF 2008

CLASS OF 2016

Michelle Murray

Jamie Cook Heimos

Kylie Wright

I sold my company after over ten years in business to a global firm called JTC Group, which is a FTSE 250 listed on the London Stock Exchange with offices in 17 countries. I now serve on the board of the North American group focused on growth in the US. Very excited to be able to deliver these successful results to my employees and my family.

Welcomed Margot Heimos in October 2021, Opened Balance and Bloom Counseling LLC in January 2022.

CLASS OF 2009

Nancy Vogt Eisenmayer

I’ve taken six brokerage license exams and earned a passing score on all six during my first attempts. (Series 7, Series 63, Series 66, Series 24, Series 9 & Series 10 FINRA brokerage licenses)

CLASS OF 2010

Carolyn Plurad

CLASS OF 1992

Krissy Aleman Skupnik

My husband Jonathan and I have been married for 22 years and he’s currently holding down the fort at our home in San Diego, California. I am serving on a two-year unaccompanied tour in Naples, Italy (one year down, one to go) where I’m the Command Senior Enlisted Leader of a Navy Legal Service Command with phenomenal JAGs and Legalmen serving two areas of responsibility and three Combatant Commanders. We have detachments in Rota, Spain; Manama, Bahrain; Sigonella, Italy; London, England; and Souda Bay Greece. I’ll retire after 24 years in September 2022. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean retire forever, but maybe I’ll go work at Sephora or something like that!

Carolyn was part of the Chicago local cast of “Winnie the Pooh” the New Musical Stage Adaptation at the Mercury Theatre from April to June 12th, 2022, and Carolyn played the characters of Piglet, Roo and Kanga. This fresh stage adaptation is told with impressive life-size puppetry, telling exciting new stories featuring the beloved Disney characters.

Graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Masters of Special Education and ABA. Afterwards passed my Board Certified Behavior Analyst exam!

CLASS OF 2017

Anna Buske

Graduated from the University of MissouriColumbia in May of 2022, with a major in sociology and a minor in business. I’ve been working as a People Operations (HR) Generalist since 2020.

CLASS OF 2019

Emily Reiss Godinez

Graduated Nuclear Field A School and became a rated Electricians Mate Nuclear.

CLASS OF 2011

Jennifer Mach

CLASS OF 2005

Samantha DiMercurio Magner

Married Bill Magner on 8-2821 in Hampton Bays, NY!

After graduating from college, I moved to South Korea to teach English. I recommend everyone to spend a year abroad as an English teacher! You learn a lot about yourself and the world around you. It’s also great to immerse yourself into another culture. After 3 years of teaching English, I wanted to learn more about the Korean culture, and the best way is though learning the language. I study here, all while freelancing. Life is meant to be an adventure and living in Korea has been a wild ride.

Submitted by alumnae from July, 2021 - June 2022.

Have some exciting news or updates to share with the Ursuline Community?

We want to hear from you!

Please update your information and share your story with us by contacting: Katie Balek Kempf’01, Alumnae Relations Coordinator (314) 984-2892 | kkempf@ursulinestl.org

Ursuline means the world to me. I decided to attend UA not only because I felt at home while shadowing l, but because my mother is an alumnae. I was so grateful I was able to attend the same school as my mom. Even though our experiences were different, we still are able to share similar stories. My UA experience means family. I have grown as a person and met best friends along the way. UA is a my second family.

-- Sophia Browne - Bozzi ‘22

CELEBRATING THE BONDS OF

Sisterhood

Jackie Greener Puetz, UA class of 1947, truly left a legacy in the hearts and minds of her children. Her love for Ursuline was evident to us growing up and continued through the next generation of grandchildren as well.

She fondly told us stories of her first day where she met her dearest friend for life along with many other friends. One of their favorite activities was skating on the pond on the beautiful Ursuline campus.

A reflection written by the daughters of Jackie A. Puetz ’47, (Nancy Ruzicka ’73, Carol Wilmes ’89, Joan Hannegan ’82, Susan Lenihan ’71, Ellen Wojcicki ’69, and Joyce DiStefano ’78) honoring her Ursuline legacy.

Our mom remained connected to Ursuline over the years celebrating many alumnae functions, including her 50th class reunion with friends.

Her appreciation for the educational and Serviam opportunities that Ursuline still offers to all students, remained a constant in her life. Based on our mom’s high school experience, our parents were committed to providing the same opportunity for their daughters. Although there were sacrifices, our parents valued the UA experience as a top priority, making every effort to accomplish that end. They also showed us the importance of giving back, which sparked the idea of honoring our parents by establishing a scholarship in their name. What better way to show their love for the school than by contributing to the education of future Ursuline students. Our family hoped that this scholarship would provide the opportunity for someone to attend Ursuline, who might not have been able to attend without it.

Our family would describe Ursuline in many different ways, since there were six daughters and seven granddaughters who have followed in Jackie’s footsteps to date. As we know, over the years the school uniform, song, and mascot have changed based on which generation one asks. However, we would all agree with these three, fundamental descriptions of an Ursuline experience: quality Catholic education, Serviam, and sisterhood. These Ursuline tenets that were true seventy-five years ago for our mom are still just as evident on the Ursuline campus today, building women of faith, strength, and character. And our family is grateful to be a part of Ursuline’s past and future.

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CELEBRATING

Generosity Kelly Balch Jobe Ursuline Class of 2001

Kelly is a Pediatric Dentist based in Sunset Hills. After attending Ursuline, she went on to the University of Missouri at Kansas City (UMKC) for dental school. Afterwards, she continued her education with an additional two residency rotations in pediatrics at Children’s Mercy Hospital, also located in Kansas City. Once complete, Dr. Jobe and her husband decided to return home to practice and raise their family. She has been among the ‘Top Dentists’ chosen by peers and featured in St. Louis Magazine for the past four years. We asked her about her Ursuline experience, and why she chooses to give back to Ursuline today.

1. Kelly, tell us about yourself.

My family and I live here in St. Louis. My husband, Jeff, is a structural engineer and I am a pediatric dentist. We have two kids, Peyton (8) and Jackson (6). Both kids are busy with soccer and baseball/softball and the occasional other sport thrown in there. We love to spend time outside on the water, with friends and take vacations.

I opened a new private practice, Kids Smiles, located in Sunset Hills in 2022. I worked with a great team of engineers and designers to bring my vision to life. Having a great team, a clear budget and defined timeline were so important to our success. We look forward to growing into our space and providing technologically advanced care to those we serve.

My office is limited to pediatrics and offers comprehensive care for kids from ages 0-18 years of age. The office is full of natural light, fun colors and entertainment for the kids. We are able to offer preventative and restorative care, along with interceptive orthodontics. We partner with a great group of anesthesiologists to provide comfortable care for kids with lots of treatment needs or special healthcare needs.

2. How do you feel your Ursuline experience prepared you for college and your career?

Attending Ursuline was excellent preparation for college and beyond. Ursuline offered opportunities for academic and personal growth in a supportive environment. With a variety of classes and options for increased depth into them, I was able to arrive at college with knowledge of where my strengths and interests aligned. The A/B schedule of days also prepared me for the college academic schedule where your day and commitments are unique to you. That aspect only increases as you get into your career and handle your day and responsibilities based on what is needed from you.

The values of community and service as cornerstones of an Ursuline education have become important parts of each stage of my life. Whether it was college and making new friends, dental school and new classmates or a new position and colleagues, connection to community has made each of these more impactful. There are many paths to choose in life, but I’ve found that the one that helps benefit the lives of people around you also has the same effect on your own life.

3. Why is financially supporting Ursuline important to you?

I’ve always considered the relationships, education and opportunities I received at Ursuline to be building blocks of my life. I still talk to multiple friends I made at Ursuline daily. I’m so thankful for the confidence and experiences it provided me. I hope I can help to provide those for other young women.

2021-2022

In Memoriam Keel Hunter Ackerman Mildred Althen Angela Daly Anderson -1967 Arline Anderson Robert “Bob” Bannister Josephine Barrale Sr. Susan Barry, osu -1959 Sr. Susan Barry, osu Jane Pesek Baley - 1964 Marian Bohn Barth -1938 Teri Lynn Valentine Bearden Robert Berger Lois Berwanger Rose Blasko -UA Springfield, IL Kathy Bookstaver Charlie Boresi Loretta “Mickey” Boresi Melba Borgmeyer Dorothy LaFerla Bosch -1950 Mary Jo Turner Brammeier -1954 Christopher Brennan Anna Marie Higgins Bretz -1942 Patricia Brickley Richard Burke Mary Jaeger Callahan -1971 Sandra Cantrell Sr. Betty Carpentier, osu -1948 Gloria Ersilius Carstens -1958 Delores Cassani Sister Marie Chaminade, SSND Carol Dorlac Chapman -1960 Joseph Chapo Mary VanRhein Chase -1964 Anthony “Tony” Chivetta Rosemary Christie -1949 Bill Christman Mary Duetschman Cobb -1965 Bobby Cochran Sr. Mary Pascaline Coff -1944 Dorothy Coleman Patricia Coughlin Joyce Courtney John Crider Anita Curran Carson Dacus Thomas Daly Jane Cronk Darandari -1964 Kay Darpel Brendan Davis Mary Riebold Deicke -1961 Dr. Carlos Del Este Dr. Richard Demko, DDS Joseph Destito Mary Ellen Cusack Dierker -1962 Dr. Lawrence Doerr, DDS Sr. Carla Dolce, osu Sr. Carole Donohue, CPPS -1959 Barbara Roberts Duff -1963 Rosemary Dreyer Madonna Krizek Eichenseer -1966 Jeffrey Eilers Mary Lou Junk Elder -1964

Michael Favier Barbara Fiala John Fitzgerald Jack Fitzsimmons Robert Flacke Charles Foster Thomas Fournie Paul Frederick Lidia Gavach Lawrence Gazall Mary Giesler Josephine Godfrey Carolyn Kurtz Goeke -1965 Mark Golomski Alice Gonsalves Amy Alexandra Berry Grassino -1994 Gerard Grewe Sue Griffith -1980 Susan Gross Geralyn Brendecke Guilbert -1971 Geri Brendecke Guilbert -1971 Carol McIntyre Hampe -1956 Paul and Irene Hantsbarger Norwin Heimos Carol Honsey Helm -1966 Jacqueline Bohn Hendrix -1952 Joyce Myerscough Hyland -1952 Sr. Donna Hyndman, osu Bob Italiano Shannon Ries Jacobson -2002 Mark Jaeger Carolyn Johnson Jimmy Killeen Darlene Moellenbeck Kirse -1957 Kathy Klingel Richard Klump Helen and Leonard Knobbe Sharon Krewson LaBarge -1968 Elizabeth Hartman LaChance -1965 Jessica Holjevic Lancia - 1999 Sr. Mary Lapping, osu -1960 Joan “Georgia” Prokasky Laschober -1949 Robert Lucas Mary Kay Lydon Mary Ann Boschert Manning -1942 Joseph Marino Emily Martinez -2019 Sr. Rita Joseph Mascorro, osu Robert Massie Hana Maue Bridie McCrory Mary Ellen Lanigan McCullen -1950 Jackie McCartney McFadden -1965 John McHenry Marianne Bearden McWay -1947

This list represents deceased alumnae, family, and members of our Ursuline community reported to our alumnae office from September 2021 through September 2022. To make a report, please send the name, relation, Ursuline relatives, and graduation year(s), to Ursuline Academy.

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. To report an error or omission, please contact Kim Vogt at 314-984-2814.

Gene Meara Lorraine Schmidt Meifert -1945 Sr. Laurianne Michaud, osu Jack Mika Sr. Mary K. (Francine Marie) Milne, osu Garry Moeller Dan Morian Mitchell Joseph Mueller Dan Myers Gabriel Myers Rebecca Neville -2001 Emily Byrne Newsham -1949 John O’Brien William Olliges Conchita Ongjoco Patti Patton Barbara Von Brecht Penn -1968 Jake Pilla Steven Potsos Cecile Witt Powers -1971 Pat Powers Gary Press Carol Anita Tihen Pucci -1960 Carol Quinlivan Margaret Rath Harold “Mick” Redohl John Reese Geraldine Reisch -1939 Kirk Richter Thelma Riddle Donald Ringkamp Rebecca Robeen Stephanie Rook - 1993 Linda Kay Rose Frances Vohsen Ross -1963 Rachel Rossi Cynthia Russell Mary Ruth Jacobsmeyer Ryan -1940 Roxanne Sandlin Thomas Sapienza -2011 Susan Saxton -1966 Stuart Schankman Lorraine Welch Schnarr -1941 Helen Schwartz Mary Pesek Sears -1949 Mark Shlanta Angelo Simaku, Sr. Shea Spear - 2015* Donald Smith Patrick Smith Marilyn Stalzer Frances Staub David Steck, Sr. John Stewart Therese Hippe Stojeba -1975 Paul Stolwyk Barbara Schilli Sullivan -1951 Abby Swofford Carol Ann Tenting -1965 James Thomasson

Jeannie Thornberry Dolores “Lorie” Thum Ann Thuston CJ Tunicliff Christopher Tvetene Sue Schiller Valentine -1966 Toni Van Meter Jaqueline Payer Vaughn -1945 Karen Soest Vick Bush -1961 Anne Vigil Jerry Vogelsang Polly Walsh Patricia Wamser Jon Warner Bob Weisbrod John Willett Jean Wilmering Norman Wilmont Peggy Grandy Winklemann -1961 Mary Jarolimek Yahn -1957 Jack Zepeda Lillian Zoellner Member of the Mosqueda Family

Memorial gifts may be made to Ursuline Academy by mailing your gift along with the name of your loved one to: Katie Kempf Ursuline Academy 341 S. Sappington Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63122.

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Impact Statement of GUIDING

In the summer of 2021, the Ursuline Academy Board of Trustees committed to the development of a Strategic Plan. Through the dedication and input of our community, we now have a clear sense of direction for the next few years.

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URSULINE ACADEMY ANNUAL REPORT 2021-2022

ADVANCEMENT | FINANCIAL REPORT

THE IMPACT OF

Generosity

$328,834 DESIGNATED GIFTS $40,718 GIFTS-IN-KIND $79,250 SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM

2021-2022 FUNDRAISING REVENUE

$534,495 ANNUAL GIVING

$448,990 EVENTS

Philanthropy is part of our history as the generosity of alumnae, parents, grandparents and friends provides the foundation on which the Academy operates today. Gifts of all sizes make an immediate impact. Strong philanthropic support allows the Academy to immediately invest in people and programs, enriching the experience for current students.

TOTAL $1,432,289 SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID

$500-$15,951 $4, 500 AVERAGE FINANCIAL AID AWARD

RANGE OF FINANCIAL AID AWARDED TO FAMILIES

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NAMED OR ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS THAT DIRECTLY BENEFIT STUDENTS

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54%

URSULINE FAMILIES RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID

STUDENTS DIRECTLY BENEFITING FROM ASSISTANCE

The Ursuline Fund enriches the experience of every student and co-worker by supporting technology upgrades, a well-maintained campus, tools for science labs and fine arts coursework, and professional development to our excellent teachers. Each year, Ursuline Academy’s goal is to reach 100% parent participation to this fund.

Recent investments include new thermal windows, wiring for smart screens, expanded live stream capabilities for athletics, locker painting, and restorations to the facade of Merici Hall.

2021-2022 EXPENSES

$966,570 ATHLETICS, CAFÉ & FACILITY OPERATIONS

$ 5,539,562 INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM

$1,857,450 MANAGEMENT & GENERAL $383,589 FUNDRAISING

TOTAL $ 8,747,171

2021-2022 REVENUE

$1,432,289 FUNDRAISING

$481,236 LUNCH, SUMMER & ATHLETIC PROGRAMS

$605,711 TECHNOLOGY, RENTALS & INTEREST

$ 5,274,661 TUITION

TOTAL $ 7,793,897

$ 5,905,461

As of 6/30/22

INVESTMENT TOTALS

The investment portfolio at Ursuline Academy provides an annual investment income to support a healthy financial aid program and additional resources for program enhancements throughout the year.

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URSULINE ACADEMY ANNUAL GIVING Ursuline Academy honors our donors through recognition in an annual honor roll celebrating the generosity of alumnae, parents, faculty, staff, and friends. Their gifts support Academy operations, fund scholarships and faculty resources, and help secure Ursuline’s future. The following donors made a pledge or gift from July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022.

The Thelma Hartnett Heritage Society We are thrilled to honor Thelma Hartnett’s legacy of philanthropy with the newly named Thelma Hartnett Heritage Society. The Thelma Hartnett Heritage Society honors alumnae, parents, and friends who have invested in Ursuline Academy’s future through planned gifts.

These gifts include bequest provisions in a will or trust, gifts of life insurance and beneficiary designations. We are eternally grateful to those who have made arrangements that endure beyond their own lifetimes.

Friend of Ursuline Judith Anderson Kathryn Karleskint Blumenkamp ’56 Gregory & Donna Bokamper Casalone ’74 Kathleen Jones Cochran ’43 Thelma Hartnett Kathleen Wilmes Herring ’69 Challen Cody Koch ’49 Pat Lallinger ’71 Barbara Reiner Lane ’57

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Cheryl Linebaugh ’63 Thomas & Martha Meredith Monahan ’62 Eugene & Cindy Morgenthaler Jr. Sandi Pautler ’69 Jim & Terri Rogan Helen Georgopolous Ruesch ’51 James & Jane Reckamp Springgate ’49 Hildegarde Wardle Russell & Clare Ann Maguire Wick ’69 Ruth Ellen Wieder ’43

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Leadership Giving Society Membership in the leadership giving societies is extended to donors with an annual contribution total of $1,000 or more. Contributions made by leadership donors may be directed to any fund.

St. Angela Society +$10,000

Friend of Ursuline William & Gay Appelbaum Robert & Sally Chisholm Backer ’73 Vincent Garozzo & Michelle Murray ’90 Thelma Hartnett Rachel Hedgecorth ’10 Merry Kweiter ’89 Carlo & Amy Merlo Thomas Monahan

Thomas & Denise Murphy Daniel & Donna O’Toole Jeffrey & Teri Powell William Raible Patrick & Kristie Steinlage Anthony & Deborah Tallo Patrick & Jane Tracy Doug & Andrea DaPrato Zinser ’93

Brescia Society $5,000 - $9,999

William & Erin Brasser Steve & Susan Broun William & Kelly Dulle James & Angie Griffin Ganninger ’87 Kevin King & Amy Heeger Dave Jockenhoefer Eugene & Cindy Morgenthaler Jr. Dennis Griffin & Laura Morris

William & Catherine Conte Perry ’83 Bradley Sherman William Sherman Mary & John Stackle Chris & Renee Stein Donald & Karen Ward Russell & Clare Ann Maguire Wick ’69 Matthew & Jennifer Ziemianski

Companions Society $1,000 - $4,999

Dale Gould & Joan Raumschuh Brian & Jennifer Grant Daniel & Kimberly Groneck Stephen & Frances Giarraffa Hanlon ’59 Willard & Mary Ann Freihaut Hannon ’59 John & Susan Hartnett Margaret Hesse ’85 Jeff & Leslie Higgs Stephen & Gina Houston Anthony & Margaret Hoy Jim Hudson Michael & Kelly Imig David & Roberta McCullough Imig ’66 Julie Maguire Jackson ’72 Ken & Janet Wehner Janovec ’73 John & Ann Zielinski Jeter ’90 Thomas & Jane Monfort Johans ’71 John & Mary Bull Johnson ’70 Steve & Jennifer Pinon Juan ’96 Timothy & Rachel Kessler Douglas Kirberg Challen Cody Koch ’49 Chuck & Kristin Koenig Jr. Glennon & Elizabeth Kraemer John & Anne Elli Krumrey ’77 Richard & Angelia Kuehnle Bruce & Linda Boyer Kunz ’68 Christopher & Tracy Pitzer Lawhorn ’89 Mary Barrett Lazare ’69 Martin & Susan Puetz Lenihan ’71 Timothy & Susan Leon Sr. Jan Lewis Greg Markovitz Gregory Martin Margaret Michalski Brian & Angela Bovier Millikan ’90 Tom & Cheryl Sexton Mohan ’89 Pantelis & Angela Moissis

Marc & Maureen McCaffrey Montgomery ’95 David & Elizabeth Mueller Dean & Janet Mueller Thomas & Maureen Bannister Mueller ’81 Daniel & Paula Stutz Prost ’85 John & Susan Quante Timothy & Kelly Stevens Quigley ’95 Joseph & Renea Raible Colleen Raley Steve & Sue Patton Remspecher ’72 Ryan & Tara Rhea Terri & Jim Rogan Paul & Linda Rohde Jane Benz Ryan ’75 Sr. Leandra Schaller, OSF ’66 Ronald & Mary Bokamper Sharek ’65 Jennifer Zielonko Shaughnessy ’99 Jane Roeger Shea ’71 Peggy Slater Mark & Lisa Miceli Standage ’00 Robert & Michelle Starke Ryan & Kelly Strauss Tom & Jean Swip Brent Temple Courtney Timm Rick & Kim Vogt Bruce & Catherine Finley Walker ’61 Dawn Weinhardt ’90 Ed & Colleen Weinhardt Raymond & Nicole Morton Weston ’98 Jason & Deborah Weil Wilbur ’90 Miles & Colleen Williams Susan Wilson ’77 John & Kathleen Bundschuh Winkler ’81 Steven & Kelly Wuennenberg Kenneth & Beverly Beach Young ’69 Darla Youngquist Robert & Renee Ziliak

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Friend of Ursuline Subash Alias Stephen & Jill Wayant Balee` ’95 Michael & Marisue Balek Ronald & Mary Barnes David & Carole McQuade Bartnett ’68 Richard & Dianne Basler Gerard & Terry Bava Kathryn Beasley ’74 Kevin Beckmann Michael & Betsy Bender William Bobnar Mary Fortwengler Burke ’64 Julie Chauvin ’87 Donald & Barbara Copple David Crafts Michael & Lynn Creamer Ron Giordan & Charlotte Deleste ’90 John & Jackie DiMartino David & Gayle Dryden James & Carrie Duenwald Alex Gioia & Sheila Effan ’95 Christopher & Diane Effer Joseph & Valerie Elking Ronald & Denise Basler Essmyer ’83 Kenneth & Judy Austin Figge ’67 Angela Fink Rose Marie Deichmann Fleming ’63 Christopher Frein Brenda Gavin Joseph & Joan Wuschke Gleich ’68

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All Gifts Under $999 Friend of Ursuline Kaitlyn Abkemeier ’22 Cynthia Ackerman ’70 Michael & Barb Beck Adams ’89 Caroline Adams ’16 Rebecca Adams ’17 Tessa Agne ’14 Susan Qualls Agniel ’96 Colleen Ahrens ’13 Markus & Laurie Ahrens Christine Albert ’95 Milton & Kay Albert Jeffrey & Kathy Christian Allen ’88 Regina Sikorski Altmann ’08 Paul & Aimee Barton Alton ’92 Julia Ancel ’13 Judith Anderson Julie Anderson ’06 Leah Anderson ’22 Todd & Tracie Graves Anderson ’91 Rita Andres Lynn Andrews Dennis & Marta Colantino Anglim ’69 Kathryn Antonacci ’18 Elizabeth Appelbaum ’22 Chris & Tara Archer Diane Schaber Ash ’68 Sarah Ashrafzadeh ’22 Elaine Schindler Atkinson ’59 Linda Aulenbacher ’70 Jeff & Ellen Rapp Autery ’01 James & Kathleen Baalmann Brad & Megan Cochran Baiter ’02 Glen & Jessie Treu Baker ’71 Rick & Emilie Baker Rose Baldus ’22 Sandy Bernsen Balentine ’72 Keith & Jacqueline Greco Ballard ’89 Kathleen Bannister Peter & Katherine Morrison Barkofske ’83 Leah Barnes ’22 Sr. Ann Barrett, OSU ’63 Robert & Sharyn Leighton Barrett ’66 John & Marianna Remiger Barringer ’00 David & Anne Barringhaus Lindsey Barringhaus ’22 Daniel & Meaghan Fleschner Barry ’95 Howard & Kathy Leahey Barthelmass ’68 Beau & Amy Bartoni Abby Basler ’16 Sarah Basler ’13 Gregory & Kristi Bates John & Michele Bauman Kathy Bauman Margaret Ledgerwood Bauman ’88 Douglas & Geanee Moore Bax ’97 Margaret Baxendale Jack & Lisa Bazzell Perry & Mary Jo Beason David & Mary Essig Beatty ’83 Gary & Nicole Becker Christopher & Nicole Hrin Becker ’99 Ryan & Jennifer Becker Jim & Kathy Paasch Bednarek ’77 Douglas & Maureen Malone Beermann ’67 Donna Beger Mark & Mary Murphy Belgeri ’79 John & Patrice Arns Bell ’77 David & Jennifer Belrose

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Dianne Bendas Tyler & Kelly Horn Bender ’02 Barbara Emmett Benefield ’68 Pierre & Kathleen Benoist Margaret Benz Krista Berwanger ’88 Lois Berwanger Mark & Beth Beyatte Natalie Bianchino ’20 Richard & Danielle Stieferman Biermann ’95 Kelly Hurley Bileddo ’01 Timothy & Susan Ries Bingaman ’84 Jane Tunze Bird ’66 Andrew Andrasko & Angela Bain Birke-Andrasko ’94 Michael & Catherine Wetter Bisch ’83 Thomas Blackwell Ryan & Katherine Gross Blaha ’07 Garrett & Susan Raidt Bland ’68 Jane Blanke ’73 Kathy Blanke ’75 Christine Blase ’68 Maureen Flanagan Blount ’95 Kathryn Karleskint Blumenkamp ’56 Olivia Boessen ’22 Kathleen Geraghty Boland ’80 John & Andrea Bonsanti Michael & Kerry Dyer Borawski ’92 Jeff & Jennifer Graves Borcherding ’92 Brian & Julie Hammer Boresi ’90 Timothy & Maureen Hanlon Bosch ’80 Burt & Jane Welches Bovee ’54 William & Catherine Roach Bowey ’81 Timothy & Frances Boyer Anthony Bozzi Matthew Bradley Thomas & Sandra Eichhorn Bradley ’60 Dan & Anne Brady Brenna Brady ’17 Margaret Brady ’13 Mary Caitlin Brasser ’22 Wayne & Kathleen Brasser Mary Bratzler Kathleen Brawley Gabrielle Breeding ’22 Robert & Kathleen Wehking Breeding ’84 Matthew & Lisa Bretscher Quinn Brewster ’22 Steven & Morgan Kloster Brewster ’92 Timothy & Jill Brinkley John & Lisa Brinley Douglas & Jo Castellano Brockhaus ’64 Sr. Carolyn Brockland, OSU ’57 Deborah Brooker ’66 Donald & Jennifer Brooks Nora Brooks ’16 Lon & Kerry Broske David & Kathleen Broughton Gloria Broun Josephine Broun ’22 Anna del Rosario Brown ’88 Sophia Browne-Bozzi ’22 David & Angie Brumfield Lauren Brunette ’20 John & Kathy Smith Bryan ’76 Jason & Kristina Bryowsky Catherine Buehrle ’90 John & Lisa Bequette Buescher ’88 John & Marie Thum Burghardt ’81 Hanna Burke ’16 Anne Burkemper ’22 Ben & Sarah Burkemper Janice Burkemper Martha Leverenz Burkhardt ’03

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Kevin & Terie Rodden Burns ’75 Donald & Elaine McManemin Burrus ’53 Judith Lee Burt ’93 Steve & Anna O’Donnell Burton ’72 Thomas & Susan Malfer Burton ’81 William & Jaclyn Zinselmeyer Buser ’00 Thomas & Anna Agniel Bushlack ’99 Bill & Joann Butler Maureen Butler Craig & Melanie Byrkit Matthew & Angela McCotter Cafferata ’03 David & Patty Smith Campbell ’71 Maria Capasso ’79 Christina Sondermann Capizzi ’98 John & Deborah Suntrup Capps ’73 Donna Doerhoff Carlson ’76 Erin Steck Carlton ’06 Kasey Comer Carnes ’98 Nicholas & Carol Birkenmeier Caruso ’81 Kristen Carver ’12 Gregory & Donna Bokamper Casalone ’74 Aron & Katherine Eickmeyer Casey ’01 Bartolomeo & Debbie Busackino Castelli ’75 Sr. Lois Castillon, OSU ’60 Donna Cattoor Dennis & Peggy Leclair Cavanagh ’69 Pete & Pat Cavatoe Michael & Cynthia Koller Chapman ’82 John & Peggy Chapman Martha Chapo ’77 Renee Chauvin ’89 Caylin Cheak ’20 Jeffrey & Kimberly Auer Cheak ’94 John & Robin Chestnas Julianna Chestnas ’22 David & Judith Van Cleave Chiodini ’69 Mary Kay Adkins Chirco ’89 Dennis & Mary Lee Meyer Chivetta ’66 Patricia Cronin Christian ’55 Rosemary Christie ’48 Joseph & Rhonda Cichelero Victoria Cichelero ’20 Teresa Quante Cissi ’04 Mitch & Colleen McLaughlin Clark ’00 Lucy Clarke ’17 Stephen & Carol Schutz Classe ’60 Margaret Classe ’70 James & Kelly Johnson Clauss ’86 Mike & Cindy Picker Claypool ’81 Charles & Antoinette Clayton Anny Whalen Cleven ’76 Gene & Ella Clower Maryanna McMullan Coad ’49 William Hill & Mary Cody-Hill ’86 Beverly Coleman ’77 Kaitlyn Collora ’20 Kent & Bernardine Puricelli Compton ’60 Tony & Natalie Wehking Conigliaro ’80 Michael & Arleen Arri Conley ’68 Clare Connelly ’44 Anne Conte ’81 Joseph & Christine Davis Conte ’86 Grace Cooper ’22 John & Nicole Fete Cooper ’97 Stephanie Eagan Cope ’09 Robert & Jessica Copeland Craig & Kathryn Dwyer Corbett ’94 Madison Corsi ’17 Michael & Deborah Bieg Costa ’83 Thomas & Joan Palumbo Costello ’71 B.D. & Geraldine Marschel Coughlin ’61 Jason & Mary McGauley Couture ’98 Amy Coyle ’11

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Bryan Crawford Jack Crawford Jim & Nancy Brockland Crawford ’73 Nancy Cullen Dave & Diana Harper Curran ’00 Grace Cyr ’21 Emily Dacus ’22 Carol D’Agostino ’80 John & Katie Mallon D’Agostino ’98 Mark & Antonia Bogacki Daly ’98 Lauren Danzeisen ’98 Cherie Dardas Kevin & Jennifer Grana Darr ’00 Kelly Bannister Datillo ’08 Brian & Melissa Daus Caitlin Torrence Davis ’07 Jessica Davis ’20 Dustin & Loreen Brady Davis ’98 George & Janet Smith Dean ’72 Charles & Nancy Decker Charlize Decker ’22 Charles & Meggan Hallahan Decker ’94 Sr. Jeanine DeClue, OP ’56 Meghan DeClue ’22 Christine LaBlaine DeHart ’65 Keith & Teresa Hesse Deisner ’88 Mike & Mary Dreyer Delano ’00 Benjamin & Jennifer Lueken Delf ’95 Theresa DelRosario ’22 Nicole Dempsey ’11 Christopher & Colleen Lange Deslongchamp ’90 Antonella Vitale DeSuza ’98 Gregory & Cathy Deutsch Monica Jones Dickens ’63 John & Mary Ellen Cusack Dierker ’62 Michael & Jennifer Diffley Morgan Diffley ’14 Lia DiPiazza ’21 Vince & Sabrina Vitale DiPiazza ’94 Joyce Puetz DiStefano ’78 Mary Dixon Kelly ’04 Richard & Deanna Doak Steven & Judy Dodd Michelle Tinker Dodson ’02 Michaela Redohl Doherty ’14 Patrick & Denise Zoellner Dolan ’77 Audrey Dombrowski ’10 Sr. Mary Ann Dooling, OSU John Downes Robert & Dawn Landholt Downey ’86 Mark Smith & Mary Downing-Smith ’73 Elizabeth Hellwege Doyle ’02 David & Susan Doyle Barbara Drake ’69 Stephen & Melissa Kempfer Dreyer ’83 Anthony & Evelyn Druger Jenna Duenwald ’20 Craig & Kerry Dwyer Duffy ’95 Faith Duncan ’22 John & Anne Graf Dunlap ’70 Cindy Durbin ’88 Mike & Rosalie Redington Duvall ’60 Steven & Linda Dybus Virginia Nelson Eades ’61 Dan & Patricia Eagan Darin & Amy Ohlendorf Eakle ’88 Lindsey Eakle ’20 Mary Ann Miller East ’56 Leslie Echterhoff ’04 John & Kathy Abeln Eckrich ’70 Steve & Maureen Flick Ederle ’84 Melissa Ederle ’17 Harlyn & Jane Rath Effan ’75 Emily Effer ’14 Molly Effer ’20

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Maureen Egan ’71 Ann Eggebrecht Paul & Laura Jacobs Eggeman ’85 Molly Eggleston ’11 Eric & Carrie Eiler Alexander Eisenbeis David Elfrink Lauren Elfrink ’22 Bernie & Patricia Elking Melissa Volansky Ellersieck ’01 Kathleen Hannegan Elliott ’08 Virginia Folz Elliott ’62 Kevin & Kimberly Stamm Ellis ’90 Mary Ellison Brian & Jennifer Daus Ellsworth ’95 Taylor Enderle ’14 Timothy & Diana Appelhans Erickson ’71 Emily Perez Estepp ’99 Frederick Evans Kelsey Evans ’08 Katelyn Evers ’16 Erin Fagan ’21 Molly Fagan ’22 Thomas & Kathy Fagan Gloria Fairchild Jon & Kathryn Kovarik Faison ’96 Michael & Patricia Nauert Favier ’60 John & Melanie Fechter Mary Fechter ’20 Dan & Patricia Feder Elizabeth Feely ’64 Joseph & Angela Frankenreiter Femmer ’87 Anne Ferretti Janice Fiebiger ’65 Jennifer Sparks Fife ’95 Kara Herwig File ’10 Orville & Susan Wilson Finnigan ’64 John & Mary Steck Fitzgerald ’65 Margaret Fix ’18 David Flack Brendan & Anne Marie Kramer Flanagan ’01 Brian & Jennifer Flanagan Nathan & Karen Heitmann Fleck ’00 Germaine Schlueter Fleming ’79 Lawrence & Susan Michaelree Fletcher ’66 Robert & Mary Meehan Flick ’50 Joseph & Jennifer Summers Flieg ’95 David & Marilyn Raubach Flores ’62 Sr. Beverly Ann Flynn, CSJ ’48 Patrick & Kathryn Murray Flynn ’99 Christopher & Suzanne Foeldi Joseph & Amy Canziani Fogarty ’98 Mike Fogarty Tom & Yvonne Oberdan Foley ’61 Zack & Leah Renaud Folk ’11 John & Paula Tielke Forir ’83 Linda Vogt Forthaus ’81 Tom & Jodi Kaminski Fortner ’94 Heidi Fox ’22 Michael & Heather Fox Michelle Fox Morgan Franke ’22 Paul & Carol Raidt Frattini ’77 Michael & Lisa Frederick Mike & Debbie Stenger Freels ’87 Elizabeth Frein ’22 Todd & Cathleen Birkenmeier Fuchs ’82 Katie Kunz Fuhrig ’02 Clare Fults ’17 John Furdek John & Amy Ennenbach Gagnepain ’99 Christopher & Jill Casey Gainer ’83 John & Ellen Egan Galanis ’77 Heidi Gale ’22 Walter & Kimberly Gale

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My Ursuline experience means a great deal to me. I was always told that you discover yourself in high school and you do.

I was able to grow and develop my beliefs and values. And overall, discover who I am. And there is still more room for development, but being able to find comfort in myself now has helped me create a great Ursuline experience.

-- Grace Petschel ’22

Patricia Gallagher Anne Ganninger ’21 Juan & Barbara Garcia Ricardo & Margaret Springer Garcia ’84 Paul & Patricia Sullivan Garcia ’63 Paige Garozzo ’18 Rachel Garozzo ’13 Jason & Heather Kolb Garrett ’02 Paul & Barbara Short Garwitz ’72 Christopher & Wendy Gassner Christa Gazall ’88 James & Karen Kesler Gender ’74 Terry & Susan Rachubka Gibbons ’67 Rich & Ellette Gibson Bill & Carrie Gierasch Gail Gilmore Tony & Patricia Reiner Gioia ’55 Kim Alferman Gisburne ’83 Mark & Patricia Emmett Gisi ’74 Shelia Eckert Giuliani ’96 Jessica Jacobi Givens ’04 Celeste Gleason ’45 Elsie Beck Glickert ’43 John & Susan Schlueter Gloss ’77 Chelsea Welker Glueck ’09 Sarah Goeke ’06 Molly Goellner Sally Goldstein Allison Golomski ’17 Elizabeth Golomski Anna Gonsalves ’20 Robert & Anne Fechter Goodwillie ’79 Jeffrey & Nicole Kozeny Gorczyca ’01 Brett & Jessica Gordon James & Diane Engelhardt Gorman ’77 Christine Goss ’11 Curtis & Cynthia Goss Kathleen McGovern Govero ’01 Mary Grant ’22 Valerie Grant ’16 Kyle & Erin Hadican Grate ’00 Greg & June Greer Jim & Jennifer Christman Greffet ’02 Thomas & Diane Krapf Grimsley ’88 Christopher & Erin Weindel Grisham ’94 Elaina Groneck ’22 Gerald & Mary Steinicke Grothe ’66 Margaret Krisay Grotpeter ’60 John & Jane Calacci Guenther ’76 John & Nancy Kessler Guilfoy ’77 Michael & Pat Barrett Guletz ’71 Ann Gunn ’21 David & Jackie Olliges Gunn ’78 Jacqueline Gunn Lena Gunn Chrisell Guthrie Paul & Sue Andrews Haarmann ’83 Robert & Jane Toler Haas ’66 Anna Hackett ’17 Gina Hackett ’17 Christopher & Lisa Ruzicka Hackett ’84 Andrea Haferkamp ’18

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Ursuline allowed me to make an incredible friend group, provided a great education and showed me that they truly wanted me in their community because they helped me financially. I have become the strong women today because of the strong community I had to lean on.

-- Faith Johnson ’22

David & Kate Nolan Hagan ’70 Rita Hagen Lauren Hagerty ’09 Kristen Halm ’00 Laura McCaffrey Handley ’94 Sarah Hanley ’22 Steve & Kristina Hanley Michael & Dona Hoernschemeyer Hannan ’82 Colleen Hannegan ’17 Michelle Hannegan ’10 Sarah Hansen ’13 Ellen Harding ’15 Kevin & Julie Harding Michael & Stephanie Hardt James Harkey Kasey Harlin ’88 Gary & Susan Weisenburg Harrawood ’67 Joe & Jessica Layton Harris ’99 Patricia Witt Harris ’62 Edwin & Annmarie DeBold Hart ’87 Morgan Hartenstein ’14 Brennan & Regina Hartin John & Amy Hasman Kathleen Hasman Susan Hasman Elena Borje Hathcock ’11 Jim & Leanne Hawkins Chloe Hayes ’20 Bob & Jessie Hebrank Katherine Heidenry ’22 Tim & Maureen Heidenry Adam & Jamie Cook Heimos ’08 Elizabeth Tumminia Hein ’96 Tom & Tina Heischmidt John & Kimberly Young Heitert ’94 Jay & Karen Tichacek Helfrich ’66 Kevin & Carrie Helldoerfer Robert & Mary Alice Helmsing Margaret Hartman Hempen ’70 Shane & Sarah Krieger Henderson ’01 Phil & Ashley McCaffrey Hendrix ’17 Andrew & Claire Kraemer Hennessey ’11 Mary Walsh Henroid ’05 Richard & Karen Downer Herbert ’76 Barbara Herbst Riana Herndon ’22 Norville & Margaret Herrell Jr. Mary Herries ’12 Matt & Michelle Burmeister Hess ’88 Angeline Heumann Keith & Renee Valdes Heustis ’86 Mark & Kelly Keran Hewlett ’84 Elaine Hezel ’80 Mary Anne Curran Hieb ’73 Thomas & Diane Higgins III Annie Higgs ’22 Mike & Anne Sheahan Hildebrand ’83 Larry & Kathy Kimmich Hill ’68 Patrick & Ann Ottenlips Hillmeyer ’85 Craig & Katie Hingle Leslie Hingle Linda Hinshaw Lisa Hitti ’05 Joseph & Katharine Thaman Hochmuth ’94 Sean & Mary Martin Hoefling ’88 Colleen Gaona Hoeflinger ’96 David & Mary Anne Solari Hoeman ’72 Dale & Ann Mackay Hoette ’78 Joseph Hoffman Lauren Hoffman Steven & Sarah Kueper Hoffman ’99 William & Jennifer Stein Hoffmann ’83 Chris Milford Hoffmeyer ’76 Marilyn Heckwolf Hohner ’49 Mike & Linda Emmett Holdinghaus ’71

Daniel & Jenny Lukeman Hollabaugh ’76 Bridget Holstein ’13 Richard & Rosalie Pupillo Homire ’76 Jake & Andrea Travaglini Hood ’06 Edward Konsewicz & Jennifer Hope Mary Beth Logger Hopfinger ’66 Barbara Peters Horn ’53 Bradley & Patricia Taylor Hornburg ’66 Mason & Staci Schierding Horne ’92 Deborah Artman Horton ’93 Sr. Maria Goretti Hotop, OSU ’52 Carolyn Olliges House ’67 Kathleen Cernicek Hubecky ’57 Andrew & Denise Hedrick Huber ’87 Mark & Susan Huck John & Deborah Simon Hudson ’82 Rick & Barbara Brandt Huelsing ’71 Elizabeth Crider Huff ’95 Leigh Hullverson ’02 Molly Swanston Hulsen ’01 Theodore Hunt Mary Raubach Huth ’66 Carol Imo ’86 Isabella Indelicato ’22 Claire Vatterott Jackson ’06 Judith Zacheis Jackson ’62 Jennifer Jacobi ’04 Nancy Feicht Jaeger ’76 Kevin & Robin James Linda Jamieson Lisa Janis ’88 Craig & Laura Bright Jaycox ’89 Brian & Susan Mohan Jennison ’04 Jeff & Kelly Balch Jobe ’01 Sue Saracini Jochens ’57 Jamie Johns ’95 Larry & Deborah Garwitz Johnson ’69 Faith Johnson ’22 Maggie Johnson ’08 Maureen Stinehart Johnson ’15 Michelle Essmyer Johnson ’09 Thomas & Etta Johnson Virginia Vishion Johnson ’59 Michael & Barbara Haug Jones ’66 Edward & Katie Connors Jones ’90 Jeff & Margaret O’Brien Jones ’86 Robert & Mary Kay Pace Jones ’86 Meghan Jones Rebecca Fritz Jones ’92 Sean & Renate Miller Jones ’88 Tara Rice Jones ’12 Eric & Tracie Johnson Jones ’04 Adrian Jordan ’17 Michael Jordan Ford & Diane Bode Joseph ’68 Michael Peterson & Kathleen Kaiman ’66 Marjorie Kaiman ’62 Joseph & Amy Johnson Kaller ’97 August Kalmar Donald & Maureen Kaminski Courtney Zeis Kane ’07 Nicole Haar Karcher ’01 Lee & Jacquelyn Kearney Brian & Karen Eckstrand Keith ’93 James & Anne Scherrer Kelleher ’83 Eleanor Kelleher ’18 Victoria Keller Heather Kellogg ’92 Patrick & Jo Ellen Lyons Kelly ’50 Melissa Madden Kelly ’97 Steve & Katie Balek Kempf ’01 Kristen Wilson Kendall ’04 Anthony & Angela Casey Kennedy ’79 Maureen Guilfoy Kiely ’71 Becky Kinder

Robert & Patricia Culian Kintz ’60 Chuck & Lisa Kirberg Kathryn Kirner ’15 Martin & Lynne Kirner Gary & Virginia Kirwin Henry & Dolores Borgmeyer Klaesner ’60 Carol Declue Klahr ’55 Eric & Elizabeth McCarthy Klein ’96 Maryellen Stalzer Kliethermes ’83 John & Susan Rothkopf Klipsch ’80 Jim & Kelly Belgeri Klosowski ’01 Daniel & Jacqueline Klump-Kretschmer ’95 Celia Giltinan Kneip ’74 Mike & Carol Kruse Kniesche ’77 Patrick & Susan Hittler Knoll ’69 Kevin & Ada Koch Erin Gallagher Koeln ’01 Michael & Rosalind Calcaterra Koenen ’57 Kurt & Diane Roach Koenigsfeld ’80 Brian & Cassy Kollmeyer Jean Komor ’99 Cathy Uxa Kopp ’69 Courtney Kovachevich ’10 Levente & Anna Morello Kozak ’98 Jami Kozemczak ’99 Anna Kozlowski ’22 Dan & Jane Kozlowski Marie Kozlowski ’78 Tim & Christine Santacruz Kraus ’85 Tom & Jean Hillmeyer Krebs ’85 John & Susanne Spenner Kreitman ’84 Eliott & Laurie Durham Krejci ’94 Richard & Jeri Garavaglia Krieger ’73 Mary Ellen Simpson Kruger ’60 Kenneth & Laura Trojahn Kruse ’78 Sr. Janet Kuciejczyk, CSJ Ella Kuehnle ’22 Joyce Matthews Kueser ’70 Anita Kusy H. Laurence Kyse Brian & Christine Labuda Wayde & Suzanne Suntrup LaFond ’78 Michael & Jeanne Lampe Barbara Reiner Lane ’57 Jean Lang Teresa Lange David & Suzanne Einig LaPlante ’71 Sr. Mary Lapping, OSU ’60 Daniel & Kathy Meagher Lartonoix ’80 Courtney Schraeder Lauderdale ’99 Colleen Laughlin ’80 Michael Pendergast & Patricia Laughlin ’67 Emma Laurentius ’11 Carla Marshall Lauver ’99 Charles & Roberta Pfeiffer Laventure ’53 Mark & Janet Alessi Lawder ’78 Cheryl Laws ’70 Barb LeClere Robert & Mary McKendry Lee ’72 Jim & Patti Blanke Lee ’83 Irene Druhe Leitman ’61 Mary Robbins Leoni ’76 Genevieve Leritz ’22 David & Beth D’Agostino Letscher ’94 Daniel & Marjorie Pauling Leuthen ’69 Peter & Frances Leverenz Sr. Mary Ellen Lewis, FSM ’51 David & Marianne Jacobs Lexa ’63 Marcelo & Katherine Kemp Lezcano ’02 Diane Beatty Lierman ’62 Kara Roberts Lindhorst ’98 Anna Lindwedel ’22 Robert & Carolyn Smith Link ’80 Randy & Lynn Lipson Ron & Maria Llewellyn

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My Ursuline experience means finding a community full of knowledge, friendship, curiosity, and love in unexpected places. I am so grateful for Ursuline.

-- Josie Broun ’22

Sydney Lodes ’16 Katie Bosch Loggia ’05 Brian & Tonya Lojka Eric & Brenda Long Sr. Pauline Lorch, OSU ’55 Jim & Kathleen Flynn Lord ’67 Renae Loveland Gary Lucas Kevin & Kathy Bell Lueders ’73 Ramon & Susan Luina Bryan & Ellen Lueken Luken ’97 Melissa Broyles Lundberg ’00 Hannah Luntsford ’13 Bonita Van Cleave Luttbeg ’66 Susan Lutz Michael Marty & Michelle Stankovich Lux ’95 Elena Luzecky ’22 Catherine Lykins Elisabeth St. Vrain MacClure ’06 Elizabeth Mager ’07 Julia Mager ’02 Mark & Angie Mager Stephen & Margaret Mager Therese Mager ’05 Samantha DiMercurio Magner ’05 Sally Maguire ’76 Brian & Colleen McCabe Maier ’90 Margaret Burns Maier ’43 Khristopher & Linda Goulden Malin ’83 Thomas & Mary Jo Utterback Mance ’66 William & Lori Schraut Manda ’83 Richard Manning Mike & Sharon Mantia Patricia Mantia ’10 Sophia Mantia ’18 Isabella Marcallini ’15 Angelo & Sandra Marcallini Julie Marchetto ’92 Catherine Marino ’10 John & Nancy Marino Vince & Stephanie Merola Marino ’97 Marcella Markway ’22 Michael & Nancy McCormick Marley ’66 Fred & Peggy Armantrout Marquard ’71 Sarah Barrett Marshall ’04 Lisa Martin Mary Tringale Martin ’88 Addison Masek ’21 Meagan Mash ’22 Florence Mathews Chris Matoushek Christina Matteuzzi ’08 Emily Spiegel Maupin ’95 Michael & Laura May Richard & Judy Harris Mayer ’61 Greg & Brandye Mazdra Megan Mazdra ’22 Dave Kemp & Kathleen McAlone ’81 Mark McCabe Pete & Dena Basler McCaffrey ’88 Bryan & Roberta Bewen McCaffrey ’90

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Laura Fuchs McCallum ’11 Madison Grisham McCammond ’16 Caroline McCarthy ’08 Julia McCarthy ’01 John & Judith Regan McCartney ’55 Douglas & Julie Koelzer McCloskey ’66 Colleen McCormack ’11 Francis & Helen McCormack Lynn McCormick ’82 Colleen McCorry Mary Ellen Lanigan McCullen ’50 Megan McCullough ’93 Douglas & Julia McDonald Patrick & Jamie Nickerson McDonald ’95 Natalie McDonald ’18 Thomas & Sarah Topping McElroy ’74 Kevin & Debbie Weyforth McElvenney ’71 Thomas & Dorothy Hopfinger McEvilly ’62 Barbara Mcfarland Tim & Tammy Martin McGrail ’86 Robert & Maureen McGrath ’66 Marshall & Michelle Pitlyk McGrath ’88 Zoey McKinney Michael & Anne Wehner McKitrick ’69 Kevin & Laura Kintz McLaughlin ’87 Ellen Jaeger McMahon ’68 Thomas & Maribeth Slattery McMahon ’78 Patrick & Stacy Barton McManus ’82 Patricia Moriarity McNally ’67 James & Arlene Miles McNamara ’55 Patricia McNamara ’88 Brian & Regina Reynolds McNamara ’84 Catherine McNeive ’60 Gene & Kathleen Schilly Meara ’60 Kathleen Mehan ’21 Patrick & Kelly Mehan Amy Meier ’01 Gabriella Meier ’22 William & Deborah Yung Meister ’73 Matthew & Amanda Roehr Melton ’97 Marc & Kate Halter Mendolia ’00 Kathy Christie Mendoza ’76 Kyle Menges Jeffrey & Cynthia Wagner Mentel ’78 Katherine Harms Mercer ’82 Thomas & Pam Merker Joan Fitzsimmons Metro ’49 Richard & Kristi Boehmer Metter ’89 Dan & Beverly Bittner Metz ’88 Kathy Metzger Melanie Metzger ’04 Nicole Metzler ’08 Anne Meyer Bryan & Kasey Kloster Meyer ’93 Lillian Meyer ’22 Lyla Meyer Robert Spragg & Marianita Meyer ’69 David & Mary Pat D’Agostino Meyer ’87 Rachael Meyer ’17 Robert Meyer Travis Meyer Hope Meyers ’17 Teresa Reich Meystrik ’54 Kathleen Michalski ’22 Mark & Mary Michalski Tim & Tracey Delanty Michel ’86 Richard & Terese Martin Michniok ’77 John & Amy Mika Michael & Karen Seiler Mikitin ’85 Douglas & Kim Viehmann Milford ’79 Dennis & Marilyn Matt Miller ’66 Mark & Linda Heinlein Miner ’88 Lois Knopp Missel ’49 Donald & Constance Benoist Moellenhoff ’66

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Rodney Moentmann Gary & Kim Molitor Mary Monafo Isabella Mondello ’22 Daniel Monistere Brian & Lynn Moore Martin & Kimberly Blanke Moran ’77 Craig & Amy Heimos Morris ’82 Chad & Johanna Harris Morrow ’94 Patricia Morrow ’86 Karen Mortillaro Suzanne Hartman Morton ’73 James & Patricia Jorgen Motacki ’81 Nicole McSweeney Mozak ’06 Thomas & Kathleen Fechner Mudd ’81 Kathleen Mudd ’20 Brian & Devin Hallahan Mueller ’98 Ron Mueller Thomas & Patricia Mueller Sr. Rich & Sherry Banez Muth ’88 Cecelia Boyer Myers ’66 Nancy Dominguez Myers ’51 Magdalene Naeger ’21 Darrell & Roxann Lee Naeger ’88 Urban & Angie Naeger Kristin Naes ’99 Paul & Mary Roeger Nagel ’71 Robert & Maria Nahm Charlotte Eagan Nations ’69 Katherine Nations ’16 Cindy Natsch ’76 Dan & Judy Feld Naunheim ’83 John Neels Eby Ness ’13 Haley Meyer Neumann ’04 Aaron & Beth Fredericksen Newton ’90 Taylor Nicholson ’12 John & Judy Niederschmidt Kathryn Niemeyer Robert & Elizabeth Niermann Allison Nieters ’08 Tim & Rita Nieters Vincent & Maria Cusi Nisbet ’94 Karen Nixon Grace Noonan ’22 Thomas & September Noonan Jeffrey & Margaret Komos Oathout ’79 Harold & Verity Diehl Oberkfell ’64 Donita Obermann Michael & Kathleen Schwarz O’Brien ’86 Alexis O’Connell ’22 Michael & Dona O’Connell Ben & Peggy Gremaud O’Dell ’71 David & Mary Sahrman Odevich ’96 Sr. Mary Catherine O’Gorman, CSJ ’50 Sr. Madonna O’Hara, OSU Abigail Ohlendorf ’15 Pam & Kevin Ohlendorf Sarah Ohlendorf ’91 Robert & Crista Elliott Olson ’85 Grace O’Malley ’22 Michael & Kelly Fitzgibbon O’Malley ’84 Bill & Barb Onder Cheryl O’Neal Meaghan Effan Ong ’01 Paige Orlando ’16 Erica Maurer Oswald ’16 Douglas & Alicia Ott Brian & Emilie Overberg Frank Palumbo Kathryn Palumbo ’68 Michael & Pamela Panneri Cheryl Pannier William & Ann Jackson Paradoski ’69

Stephen & Shala Zimmerman Parisi ’89 Valerie Meyer Parker ’66 Michelle Paschedag Angela Passanise ’90 Rebecca Patrick Brian & Michelle Patterson James Patterson Steve & Rebecca Zuchowski Patterson ’92 Margaret Pautler ’50 Brian & Anna Pawlak Mary & Gerry Pawlowicz Mark & Angela Payken David Pazdernik Carla Dodd Pecher ’08 John & Cary Flanagan Peel ’90 Ryan & Trisha Miles Pekarik ’93 Chris Pelech Jason & Cheri Hoelscher Pello ’97 Alan & Rose Marie Pequignot Mark & Stephanie Helle Peralta ’02 John & Jessica Robben Pessoni ’92 Stephanie Bruemmer Peters ’88 William & Cynthia Peth Amy Petruska ’00 Brian & Cathy Petschel Grace Petschel ’22 Michael & Martha Pfeiffer Crystal Phillips ’81 Stanislaus & Cynthia Cygan Piekarski ’64 Kristen Hantsbarger Pierce ’10 Eileen Murphy Pieri ’82 Blasé & Gretchen Berwanger Pignotti ’91 Linda Quint Pivarnik ’66 Michael & Janet Dobbins Place ’71 Maura Ploesser ’20 Michael & Meghan Ploesser Anne Polansky ’22 Caroline Polansky ’20 Katherine Polizzi ’17 Joseph & Kristie Hummel Polizzi ’84 Madelyn Polizzi ’15 Michael & Donna Polizzi Christina Pollihan ’00 Daniel & Amy Kulka Polokonis ’05 Eleanor McAuliffe Pons ’47 Marcus & Tonya Portell Rich & Colleen Niere Porter ’86 Emmanuel & Sheri Stulce Potsos ’92 Anne Pourney ’16 Maria Pourney ’09 Alexandria Powell ’16 Anna Powell ’20 William & Jennifer Powell Morgan Powers ’13 Michelle Pozzo ’00 Brian & Kelly Ayer Preiss ’80 Elizabeth Prewitt ’03 Dave & Vanessa Brown Prewitt ’88 Danielle Price ’22 Christina Kosta Procopiou ’89 Matthew & Amy Duda Proctor ’90 Rachael Prost ’22 John & Mary Ann Fitzgerald Prouty ’77 Fred Pugliano Cristen Puhl ’88 Dennis & Christine Garwitz Puricelli ’67 Mike & Eleanor Graff Puricelli ’01 Lindsey Pyatt ’16 Louis & Sheila Keough Quick ’51 Kevin & Jacqueline Acree Quigley ’72 Keelin Quigley ’21 Maura Quigley ’22 Emily Quinlivan ’17 Jean Leimkuehler Quinn ’90 John & Sharon Myers Quinn ’54

Dominic & Andrea Haefner Raineri ’90 Madeline Raineri ’15 Anna Raley ’22 Jane Rallo Charles & Jean Jackson Rallo ’50 Bess Ramsey ’20 Dorothy Ramsey Robert & Jennifer Myers Ramsey ’88 Lucie Ramsey ’20 Jackie Hrubes Rand ’75 Marilyn Bopp Rapp ’61 Judith Ann Rath ’72 Madison Rausch ’20 Rex & Lori Berra Rayfield ’82 Theresa Reck ’02 Kelly Grant Reddin ’13 Dave & Jan Uebel Redington ’60 Bridget Fechter Rehg ’02 Tina Reichardt Kevin Reid Bridgette Reilly ’07 Katherine Reilly ’17 Patrick & Sue Jochens Reilly ’81 Thomas & Wendy Reilly James & Donna Willenbrock Reinhardt ’67 Michael & Mary Jane Palumbo Reinhardt ’66 Nanette Vishion Reis ’60 Leslee Reitinger Mary Pupillo Rekart ’82 James & Marilyn Cass Renick ’57 Mary Renschen ’15 Steven & Patty Renschen Richard & Kathleen McElroy Repole ’68 Kathleen Schott Reyering ’06 Lawrence Rhea Richard & Nanette Rice Steven & Angela Moore Richards ’93 John & Lynn Richardson Kirk & Maureen Kelley Richter ’66 Jason & Carey Christman Ricks ’00 Nancy Gough Riemer ’76 Abigail Riesmeyer ’20 Andrew & Lesley Riesmeyer Mary Riesmeyer James & Marcia Pace Riganti ’77 Juliette Riggio ’16 Mark & Laurie Zinn Rinehart ’00 Jacob & Erin Corkery Risk ’00 Fred & Laura Roberson Mathew & Esther DesPres Robinson ’81 Kyle & Ann Belgeri Roden ’07 Trese Roediger ’12 Madeline Stadler Roedner ’13 Joanne Roeger ’75 Robert Rolwing Mike & Carin Rooney Heather Sansone Rosado ’10 David & Elizabeth Riordan Rose ’77 Madelyn Rose ’22 Mandy & Heather Rose Matt & Karen Rose Logan Rosh ’21 Michael & Tricia Vogt Rosh ’90 Cynthia Rossi-Chambers ’88 Daniel Rothery Meaghan Roussin ’20 Mary Unger Roy ’95 James & Kathleen Gough Ruggeri ’67 Jennifer Rustige ’14 Leonard & Karen Colantino Ruzicka ’71 Ray & Nancy Puetz Ruzicka ’73 Sr. Elisa Ryan, OSU ’62 Lindsay Haar Ryan ’07 Kelly Driskill Saggio ’95 Helen Wolff Salmon ’51

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Steven & Ann Sanchez Ken & Mary Ann Palumbo Sanders ’61 Scott & Eileen Mullally Sansoucie ’83 Brian & Emilie Sansoucie Roberto & Nicole Bogacki Santacruz ’01 Pat Newman & Mary Sauder-Newman ’81 Erin Sauer ’98 Michael & Cindy Coleman Schaper ’74 Ava Scheller ’22 Monica Schibig ’84 Mary Anne Schierman ’66 Chris & Brenda Schildz Jean Schildz ’76 Rob & Christine Schiller Kristine Schneider ’01 Madeline Schneiderhahn ’22 Lucy Schoemehl ’22 Donna Shannon Schoenwalder ’66 Alexandria Schomaker ’17 Maggie Schomaker ’16 Mary McCaffrey Schomaker ’02 Chris & Kelly Schott Ivan Schraeder & Anna Marie Wingron Rebecca Winschel Schriefer ’01 John & Gerri Reiker Schroeder ’74 Jon & Lisa Barton Schulte ’76 Terry & Mary Ann Bannister Schulte ’79 Robert & Stephanie Mecker Schultz ’66 Paul & Sandra Lakin Schumacher ’64 Diane Ripplinger Schumacker ’71 Margaret Schurk ’04 Brianna Schutzenhofer ’20 Douglas & Lynn Madras Schwaab ’72 Matthew & Susan Schweiss Wayne & Sarah Van de Riet Scott ’95 Donald & Jennifer Seiler Elizabeth Seiler ’22 Lynn & Kenneth Seise Mary Seise ’13 Charlene Sennewald ’71 James & Mary Roe Sertl ’59 Tracy Sexton ’09 James & Mary Seymour Jenna Stanko Sharamitaro ’05 Nancy Sharp Rachel Essmyer Sheehan ’14 Michael & Mary Allhoff Sheridan ’62 Ed Sherman Ronald & Barbara Sherman Sarah Boylan Sherman ’97 Josh & Suzanne Vogt Shimkus ’96 Matthew & Elizabeth VanEss Shipp ’01 Mimi Shipp Eric & Monica Stockmann Shripka ’01 Cathleen Shupe Lindsey Overturf Sichak ’09 Lucy Sidlo ’16 Richard & Vicki Bitter Siebert ’71 Meredith Sinak ’14 Stacy Singer Betty Sommer Skaggs ’46 Chris & Kelly Czerwinski Skupnik ’99 Patricia Slais ’74 Patricia Kovac Slay ’76 Ann Slesinski ’12 Ray & Linda Raidt Slesinski ’81 Abigail Smith ’15 Diana Smith Gabriana Smith ’22 Joshua & Lauren Budde Smith ’07 Michael Smith Roberta Blackwell Smith ’39 Sharon Smith ’69 Stephen & Janine Smith Daniel & Carol Burkemper Snow ’81 UA MAGAZINE

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ANNUAL GIVING | ALL GIFTS Isabella Snyder ’20 Matthew & Jussara Snyder Tracy Solida Ellie Solomon ’22 Timothy & Nicole Sommerhouser Andrea Powers Sondermann ’99 Marikay Euson Speckert ’66 Erica Spihlman ’20 Madeline Spinks ’17 Michael & Michelle Durney Spinks ’88 Greg & Sandy Spinner Caroline Springer Jacqueline Stachiw Stachiw ’13 Michelle Stecher ’03 Christina Steck Harry & Mary Ann Duane Steen ’72 Mark & Anna Steffen Warren & Judy Steffens Cynthia Steiger ’83 John & Nancy Steinbrecher Robert & Judy Klug Steiner ’67 Emily Stephenitch ’02 James & Kimberly Stewart Donald & Regina Rhodes Stiehr ’66 Jillian Stinehart ’17 Russ & Kathleen Stinehart Daniel & Teresa Reilly Stoeckel ’88 Richard & Kelly Link Stoltz ’97 Kelli Stanovsky Stone ’95 Mary Vance Stone ’64 Allison Strebler Storr ’07 Brian & Sally Stotts Edward & Amy Schmidt Stowe ’72 Andrea Strebler-Santos ’11 Brian & Vita Ventimiglia Stremlau ’99 Anne Marie Striebel ’97 James & Kimberly Zuchowski Striler ’89 Mary Stutte Lisa Sucher ’80 Dale & Bobbi Krieg Sudholt ’92 Rebecca Sudholt ’21 James Sullivan James & Janice Summers Jessica Summers ’17 Julie Summers ’15 Jim & Patricia Sutterer Steve & Mary Maul Swaney ’78 Stephen & Cindy Rognan Swanson ’86 Julie Swanston ’80 Gary & Maribeth Ostrander Sweaney ’63 Patrick & Lisa Sciales Sweeney ’96 Anastasia Swope Robert & Elise Sykora Edward & Nancy Klausner Tabash ’67 Ramon & Agnes Schumer Talken ’56 Lori Prosperi Tangaro ’76 Gerald & Kathleen Tanner Christine Taylor ’96 Jennifer Kruse Taylor ’99 Suzanne Teagle Marcus & Barbara Teng Carol Tenting ’65 Sarah Terrill ’90 Neil & Sonja Thole Charles & Margaret Thomas Jr. Meagan Thomas ’09 Rachel Thomasson ’04 Robert & Sue Thomasson Ashley Krone Thompson ’09 Mary Thompson

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William & Cynthia Rachubka Thorne ’71 Teresa Luth Thornton ’72 William & Peggy Ogletree Tichenor ’59 Madison Tillman ’22 Daniel & Bernadette Steck Tolbert ’64 Victoria Torregrossa ’22 Muiren Townsend ’20 Grace Traina ’22 John & Lara Traina Catherine Treese Dave & Mary Tretter Laura Tretter ’22 Amy Nobel Trn ’79 Lisa Trout Christina Smith Tucci ’95 Allison Shrewsbury Tulley ’06 Genevieve Turner Margaret Guilfoy Tyler ’74 Robert Uhlenhop Larry & Susan Unger Richard & Donna Sommer Unverferth ’81 Judith Uxa William Vail Emily Valencia Jason & Erin Rieck Valentine ’95 Maureen Miles Valentine ’66 Michael & Anne Rothkopf Van Cleave ’75 Brian & Julie VanCardo Megan VanCardo ’22 Melissa Christoffel Vanderploeg ’06 Ray & Donna Parish Vandiver ’82 Bill & Angie Risk Vasel ’96 Lenise Vaughn Roy & Sarah Pfeifer Vaz ’81 Christopher & Donna Videmschek Carmelina Vinciguerra ’11 Liz Vogt Paige Wade ’16 Richard & Kelly Mueller Wagner ’83 Diane Walker Leonor Wall Michael & Laura Hegger Wallner ’82 Jeff & Christine Schindler Wallweber ’96 Christine Klein Walsh ’69 Madonna Walsh Mary Hahn Walsh ’45 Maureen Walsh ’73 Pauline Walsh Genevieve Walters ’04 Don & Joan Parr Ward ’57 Mary Ann Stoff Warfield ’69 Carly Watkins ’12 Brooke Kloeppel Watson ’94 Lauren Essmyer Watt ’11 Beth Wayant ’97 Gunner Webb Brooke Weber ’22 Dawn Weber ’96 Larry & Chris Weber Lauren Weber ’22 George & Marie Wehrle William & Diane Krueger Weidle ’67 Catherine Shepherd Weidner ’58 Russell & Aurelia Brennan Weil ’65 Ellen Welichko Jonathan & Julia Rust Welker ’99 Gary & Michelle Ernst Wells ’94 Steven & Stephanie Heitzmann Wendl ’90 Erin Gibbons Wendling ’06 Brian & Beth Ringo Werkmeister ’85

Brooke Westcott ’20 Cara Westcott ’18 Michele Becker Westmoreland ’01 Emma Weston ’21 Brian & Mary Ann Gilliam White ’85 Sean White ’10 Tony & Karen Gentemann Whitehead ’63 Keith & Tamara Whitlock Audrey Wichmann ’22 Connie Wiegner Kevin & Holly McGoff Wiesehan ’89 David & Marilyn Miller Wiethop ’65 Cara Wigmore ’11 John Willett Brady & Kayla Boylan Williams ’01 Jeff & Pamela Marchetto Williams ’95 Kathy Wilmering ’76 Jeff & Carol Puetz Wilmes ’89 Olivia Wilmes ’22 Pat Wilson Sara Singer Wilson ’00 Alyson Winkelmann ’20 Amanda Jackson Winslow ’05 Richard & Deborah Winston Stacy Dunn Winters ’98 Nancy Vogler Wisleder ’61 Lesley Witalis William & Janet Milde Wittenauer ’64 Catherine Woade Nancy Wojcicki ’74 David & Kathleen Miller Wolfersberger ’63 Tracie Wolfmeyer Robert & Julie Thompson Wolfslau ’92 Joel & Barbara Ludwig Womack ’67 Frank & Cheri Phillips Woodson ’82 Genevieve Woodward Joan Wright Andy & Michelle Kellermann Wucher ’90 Clare Zilch Wuesthoff ’11 Mary Wuschke ’66 Aubrey Yancey Brian & Brandy Yarbrough Judi Pence Yemm ’65 Patrick & Theresa Yorty Jessica Niemeyer Young ’07 Megan Healey Young ’07 Charles & Lisa Younger Anne Schulte Zarrilli ’06 Fang Zhou ’22 Elizabeth Zilch ’14 Robert & Joan Ottenlips Zilch ’82 Annette Zobel & Bryan Hettenbach Lisa Zobel Moira Fitzgerald Zwilling ’02

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. To report an error or omission, please contact Kim Vogt at 314-984-2814.

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ANNUAL GIVING | ORGANIZATIONS

Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations Friend of Ursuline A La Carte, LLC/ DBA Cafe Telegraph AME Constructors Andres Roofing Company Anheuser-Busch/Grey Eagle Distributors B&K Tuckpointing Company Bank of America Foundation Matching Gifts BJC Home Care Boeing Burkhardt Law Busey Bank Captiva Marketing Carmody MacDonald P.C. Catholic Supply of St. Louis Inc Chick-Fil-A Sunset Hills Church Of The Good Shepherd Davis, Maas and Beech Drive Social Media, LLC. EcoFit Equipment Enterprise Bank and Trust First Mid Bank Flooring Rehab Co. Flyer Striping & Sealing Frederic Roofing Inc G. R. Robinson Seed & Service Co Gateway Warehouse Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri, Inc. Glendale Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram

Golden Oak Lending Grant Contracting Greensfelder Hemker & Gale PC Hollyberry Catering Hudson Facility Services JAG Capital Management LLC Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Jostens Karen The Connector, LLC. Kendra Scott Kids Smiles Pediatric Dentistry Kirkwood Stair and Millwork Leritz, Plunkert & Brunning, P.C. Life Media, LLC Lighting Associates Inc Liliana’s Italian Kitchen LLC Lindenwood University Local 396 Ironworkers Manor Grove MasterCard International Nontoxic Safe Zone Soluntions, LLC Oaktree Products Orlando Family Foundation for Charities Pedestal Foods Peoples National Bank Price’s PRO Roofing & Exteriors Reinhold Flooring, Inc. Roeslein & Associates, Inc.

Shepherd Foundation Sherman Products Sisters of St. Francis - Sacred Heart Charitable Fund Slim Chickens Sonus Benefits St. Louis Business Forms, Inc. St. Louis Cold Storage St. Louis Glass Works, LLC. St. Louis Sportswear Incorporated Stallone’s Formal Wear State Farm Insurance Stifel Financial Corp Sweet Hope Bakery LLC The Amity Company, Inc The Lay Family Foundation The Village Bar Theiss Plating Corporation Tracy Family Foundation Truman State University U.S. Bank Foundation Ursuline Academy Fathers’ Club Ursuline Academy Mothers’ Club Ursuline Provincialate-St. Louis Ursuline Academy Alumnae Association Board of Directors Weinhardt Party Rentals, Inc. World Finance Youthbridge Community Foundation

In Gratitude to our 21-22 Sponsorship Partners

ALUMNAE GIVING Class of 1951 - 17% Sr. Mary Ellen Lewis, FSM Nancy Dominguez Myers Sheila Keough Quick Helen Wolff Salmon

Class of 1939 - 17% Roberta Blackwell Smith Class of 1943 - 10% Elsie Beck Glickert Margaret Burns Maier

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Class of 1952 - 4% Sr. Maria Goretti Hotop, OSU

Class of 1944 - 6% Clare Connelly

Class of 1953 - 18% Elaine McManemin Burrus Barbara Peters Horn Roberta Pfeiffer Laventure

Class of 1945 - 11% Celeste Gleason Mary Hahn Walsh

Class of 1954 - 10% Jane Welches Bovee Teresa Reich Meystrik Sharon Myers Quinn

Class of 1946 - 11% Betty Sommer Skaggs Class of 1947 - 6% Eleanor McAuliffe Pons

Class of 1955 - 26% Patricia Cronin Christian Patricia Reiner Gioia Carol Declue Klahr Sr. Pauline Lorch, OSU Judith Regan McCartney Arlene Miles McNamara

Class of 1948 - 17% Rosemary Christie Sr. Beverly Ann Flynn, CSJ

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Class of 1949 - 23% Friend of Ursuline Maryanna McMullan Coad Marilyn Heckwolf Hohner Challen Cody Koch Lois Knopp Missel Class of 1950 - 11% Friend of Ursuline Mary Meehan Flick Mary Ellen Lanigan McCullen Sr. Mary Catherine O’Gorman, CSJ Jean Jackson Rallo

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Class of 1956 - 24% Kathryn Karleskint Blumenkamp Sr. Jeanine DeClue, OP Mary Ann Miller East Agnes Schumer Talken

Class of 1957 - 39% Sr. Carolyn Brockland, OSU Kathleen Cernicek Hubecky Sue Saracini Jochens Rosalind Calcaterra Koenen Barbara Reiner Lane Marilyn Cass Renick Joan Parr Ward Class of 1958 - 5% Catherine Shepherd Weidner Class of 1959 - 18% Elaine Schindler Atkinson Frances Giarraffa Hanlon Mary Ann Freihaut Hannon Virginia Vishion Johnson Mary Roe Sertl Peggy Ogletree Tichenor Class of 1960 - 36% Sandra Eichhorn Bradley Sr. Lois Castillon, OSU Carol Schutz Classe Bernardine Puricelli Compton Rosalie Redington Duvall Patricia Nauert Favier Margaret Krisay Grotpeter Patricia Culian Kintz Dolores Borgmeyer Klaesner Mary Ellen Simpson Kruger Sr. Mary Lapping, OSU Catherine McNeive Kathleen Schilly Meara Jan Uebel Redington Nanette Vishion Reis

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Class of 1961 - 14% Geraldine Marschel Coughlin Virginia Nelson Eades Yvonne Oberdan Foley Irene Druhe Leitman Judy Harris Mayer Marilyn Bopp Rapp Mary Ann Palumbo Sanders Catherine Finley Walker Nancy Vogler Wisleder Class of 1962 - 18% Friend of Ursuline Mary Ellen Cusack Dierker Marilyn Raubach Flores Patricia Witt Harris Judith Zacheis Jackson Marjorie Kaiman Diane Beatty Lierman Dorothy Hopfinger McEvilly Sr. Elisa Ryan, OSU Mary Allhoff Sheridan

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Class of 1963 - 15% Sr. Ann Barrett, OSU Monica Jones Dickens Rose Marie Deichmann Fleming Patricia Sullivan Garcia Marianne Jacobs Lexa Maribeth Ostrander Sweaney Karen Gentemann Whitehead Kathleen Miller Wolfersberger

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ALUMNAE GIVING

Ending the 21-22 Fiscal year, Ursuline Academy participated in the second annual St. Louis Catholic Girls Schools Unite giving challenge.

Eight of the all-girl Catholic high schools in St. Louis joined forces from June 14-16, encouraging their alumnae to support their respective alma maters through monetary donations. The school with the highest percentage of alumnae participating would be declared the winner.

SHARING IN SISTERHOOD AND SUCCESS

Class of 1964 - 9% Friend of Ursuline Jo Castellano Brockhaus Mary Fortwengler Burke Elizabeth Feely Susan Wilson Finnigan Verity Diehl Oberkfell Cynthia Cygan Piekarski Mary Vance Stone Bernadette Steck Tolbert Janet Milde Wittenauer Class of 1965 - 7% Christine LaBlaine DeHart Janice Fiebiger Mary Steck Fitzgerald Mary Bokamper Sharek Carol Tenting Aurelia Brennan Weil Marilyn Miller Wiethop Judi Pence Yemm

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Class of 1966 - 31% Sharyn Leighton Barrett Jane Tunze Bird Deborah Brooker Mary Lee Meyer Chivetta Susan Michaelree Fletcher Mary Steinicke Grothe Jane Toler Haas Karen Tichacek Helfrich Mary Beth Logger Hopfinger Patricia Taylor Hornburg Mary Raubach Huth Roberta McCullough Imig Barbara Haug Jones Kathleen Kaiman

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Bonita Van Cleave Luttbeg Mary Jo Utterback Mance Nancy McCormick Marley Julie Koelzer McCloskey Maureen McGrath Marilyn Matt Miller Constance Benoist Moellenhoff Cecelia Boyer Myers Valerie Meyer Parker Linda Quint Pivarnik Mary Jane Palumbo Reinhardt Maureen Kelley Richter Sr. Leandra Schaller, OSF Mary Anne Schierman Donna Shannon Schoenwalder Stephanie Mecker Schultz Marikay Euson Speckert Regina Rhodes Stiehr Maureen Miles Valentine Mary Wuschke Class of 1967 - 16% Maureen Malone Beermann Judy Austin Figge Susan Rachubka Gibbons Susan Weisenburg Harrawood Carolyn Olliges House Patricia Laughlin Kathleen Flynn Lord Patricia Moriarity McNally Christine Garwitz Puricelli Donna Willenbrock Reinhardt Kathleen Gough Ruggeri Judy Klug Steiner Nancy Klausner Tabash Diane Krueger Weidle Barbara Ludwig Womack

Class of 1968 - 13% Diane Schaber Ash Kathy Leahey Barthelmass Carole McQuade Bartnett Barbara Emmett Benefield Susan Raidt Bland Christine Blase Arleen Arri Conley Joan Wuschke Gleich Kathy Kimmich Hill Diane Bode Joseph Linda Boyer Kunz Ellen Jaeger McMahon Kathryn Palumbo Kathleen McElroy Repole Class of 1969 - 16% Friend of Ursuline Marta Colantino Anglim Peggy Leclair Cavanagh Judith Van Cleave Chiodini Barbara Drake Deborah Garwitz Johnson Susan Hittler Knoll Cathy Uxa Kopp Mary Barrett Lazare Marjorie Pauling Leuthen Anne Wehner McKitrick Marianita Meyer Charlotte Eagan Nations Ann Jackson Paradoski Sharon Smith Christine Klein Walsh Clare Ann Maguire Wick Beverly Beach Young

The schools, on average, see just 10% of their alumnae contribute financially in any given year. Each school has a common goal to increase their percentage of alumnae support.

Class of 1970 - 11% Cynthia Ackerman Linda Aulenbacher Margaret Classe Anne Graf Dunlap Kathy Abeln Eckrich Kate Nolan Hagan Margaret Hartman Hempen Mary Bull Johnson Joyce Matthews Kueser Cheryl Laws Class of 1971 - 23% Jessie Treu Baker Patty Smith Campbell Joan Palumbo Costello Maureen Egan Diana Appelhans Erickson Pat Barrett Guletz Linda Emmett Holdinghaus Barbara Brandt Huelsing Jane Monfort Johans Maureen Guilfoy Kiely Suzanne Einig LaPlante Susan Puetz Lenihan Peggy Armantrout Marquard Debbie Weyforth McElvenney Mary Roeger Nagel Peggy Gremaud O’Dell Janet Dobbins Place Karen Colantino Ruzicka Diane Ripplinger Schumacker Charlene Sennewald Jane Roeger Shea Vicki Bitter Siebert Cynthia Rachubka Thorne

“Bragging rights are up for grabs, but we are ultimately inviting our collective alumnae to join us in choosing unity over competition for this challenge,” said Katie Balek Kempf ’01, Alumnae Relations Coordinator at Ursuline. “We are rooted in different charisms, but we remain overwhelmingly more united than we are different in our work, to provide life-changing educational experiences for the young women we serve.”

Katie worked to organize the challenge with representatives from eight schools in St. Louis, after hearing of the united alumnae efforts from other Ursuline schools in Louisville and Cincinnati.

Class of 1972 - 23% Sandy Bernsen Balentine Anna O’Donnell Burton Janet Smith Dean Barbara Short Garwitz Mary Anne Solari Hoeman Julie Maguire Jackson Mary McKendry Lee Jacqueline Acree Quigley Judith Ann Rath Sue Patton Remspecher Lynn Madras Schwaab Mary Ann Duane Steen Amy Schmidt Stowe Teresa Luth Thornton Class of 1973 - 20% Sally Chisholm Backer Jane Blanke Deborah Suntrup Capps Nancy Brockland Crawford Mary Downing-Smith Mary Anne Curran Hieb Janet Wehner Janovec Jeri Garavaglia Krieger Kathy Bell Lueders Deborah Yung Meister Suzanne Hartman Morton Nancy Puetz Ruzicka Maureen Walsh Class of 1974 - 11% Kathryn Beasley Donna Bokamper Casalone Karen Kesler Gender Patricia Emmett Gisi Celia Giltinan Kneip

Sarah Topping McElroy Cindy Coleman Schaper Gerri Reiker Schroeder Patricia Slais Margaret Guilfoy Tyler Nancy Wojcicki Class of 1975 - 10% Kathy Blanke Terie Rodden Burns Debbie Busackino Castelli Jane Rath Effan Jackie Hrubes Rand Joanne Roeger Jane Benz Ryan Anne Rothkopf Van Cleave Class of 1976 - 20% Kathy Smith Bryan Donna Doerhoff Carlson Anny Whalen Cleven Jane Calacci Guenther Karen Downer Herbert Chris Milford Hoffmeyer Jenny Lukeman Hollabaugh Rosalie Pupillo Homire Nancy Feicht Jaeger Mary Robbins Leoni Sally Maguire Kathy Christie Mendoza Cindy Natsch Nancy Gough Riemer Jean Schildz Lisa Barton Schulte Patricia Kovac Slay Lori Prosperi Tangaro Kathy Wilmering

While we did not place in the top standings in the competition, in three days 432 Ursuline alumnae raised $15,306.70 for student scholarships. We saw participation from both long and first-time supporters, showcasing a legacy of Ursuline spirit.

We are so grateful to everyone who gave, shared, texted a friend, and rallied behind the campaign. We’re looking forward to the future of GSU, and continuing to build up our alumnae giving and making a come back in the new year!

Be on the look out for our Summer 2023 campaign and plan to participate in this friendly competition!

Class of 1977 - 15% Kathy Paasch Bednarek Patrice Arns Bell Martha Chapo Beverly Coleman Denise Zoellner Dolan Carol Raidt Frattini Ellen Egan Galanis Susan Schlueter Gloss Diane Engelhardt Gorman Nancy Kessler Guilfoy Carol Kruse Kniesche Anne Elli Krumrey Terese Martin Michniok Kimberly Blanke Moran Mary Ann Fitzgerald Prouty Marcia Pace Riganti Elizabeth Riordan Rose Susan Wilson Class of 1978 - 10% Joyce Puetz DiStefano Jackie Olliges Gunn Ann Mackay Hoette Marie Kozlowski Laura Trojahn Kruse Suzanne Suntrup LaFond Janet Alessi Lawder Maribeth Slattery McMahon Cynthia Wagner Mentel Mary Maul Swaney Class of 1979 - 8% Mary Murphy Belgeri Maria Capasso Germaine Schlueter Fleming Anne Fechter Goodwillie

Angela Casey Kennedy Kim Viehmann Milford Margaret Komos Oathout Mary Ann Bannister Schulte Amy Nobel Trn Class of 1980 - 13% Kathleen Geraghty Boland Maureen Hanlon Bosch Natalie Wehking Conigliaro Carol D’Agostino Elaine Hezel Susan Rothkopf Klipsch Diane Roach Koenigsfeld Kathy Meagher Lartonoix Colleen Laughlin Carolyn Smith Link Kelly Ayer Preiss Lisa Sucher Julie Swanston Class of 1981 - 14% Friend of Ursuline Catherine Roach Bowey Marie Thum Burghardt Susan Malfer Burton Carol Birkenmeier Caruso Cindy Picker Claypool Anne Conte Linda Vogt Forthaus Kathleen McAlone Patricia Jorgen Motacki Kathleen Fechner Mudd Maureen Bannister Mueller Sue Jochens Reilly Esther DesPres Robinson Mary Sauder-Newman UA MAGAZINE

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ALUMNAE GIVING

My Ursuline experience means a lot to me because I know it’s a sacrifice for my parents to send me here. It’s been a great four years, and it’s something I can always look back on and think positively about it.

-- Kaitlyn Abkemeier ’22

Linda Raidt Slesinski Carol Burkemper Snow Donna Sommer Unverferth Sarah Pfeifer Vaz Kathleen Bundschuh Winkler Class of 1982 - 12% Cynthia Koller Chapman Cathleen Birkenmeier Fuchs Dona Hoernschemeyer Hannan Deborah Simon Hudson Lynn McCormick Stacy Barton McManus Katherine Harms Mercer Amy Heimos Morris Eileen Murphy Pieri Lori Berra Rayfield Mary Pupillo Rekart Donna Parish Vandiver Laura Hegger Wallner Cheri Phillips Woodson Joan Ottenlips Zilch Class of 1983 - 17% Katherine Morrison Barkofske Mary Essig Beatty Catherine Wetter Bisch Deborah Bieg Costa Melissa Kempfer Dreyer Denise Basler Essmyer Paula Tielke Forir Jill Casey Gainer Kim Alferman Gisburne Sue Andrews Haarmann Anne Sheahan Hildebrand Jennifer Stein Hoffmann Anne Scherrer Kelleher Maryellen Stalzer Kliethermes Patti Blanke Lee Linda Goulden Malin Lori Schraut Manda Judy Feld Naunheim Catherine Conte Perry Eileen Mullally Sansoucie Cynthia Steiger Kelly Mueller Wagner Class of 1984 - 9% Susan Ries Bingaman Kathleen Wehking Breeding Maureen Flick Ederle Margaret Springer Garcia Lisa Ruzicka Hackett Kelly Keran Hewlett Susanne Spenner Kreitman Regina Reynolds McNamara Kelly Fitzgibbon O’Malley Kristie Hummel Polizzi Monica Schibig

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Class of 1985 - 7% Laura Jacobs Eggeman Margaret Hesse Ann Ottenlips Hillmeyer Christine Santacruz Kraus Jean Hillmeyer Krebs Karen Seiler Mikitin Crista Elliott Olson Paula Stutz Prost Beth Ringo Werkmeister Mary Ann Gilliam White Class of 1986 - 10% Kelly Johnson Clauss Mary Cody-Hill Christine Davis Conte Dawn Landholt Downey Renee Valdes Heustis Carol Imo Margaret O’Brien Jones Mary Kay Pace Jones Tammy Martin McGrail Tracey Delanty Michel Patricia Morrow Kathleen Schwarz O’Brien Colleen Niere Porter Cindy Rognan Swanson Class of 1987 - 6% Julie Chauvin Angela Frankenreiter Femmer Debbie Stenger Freels Angie Griffin Ganninger Annmarie DeBold Hart Denise Hedrick Huber Laura Kintz McLaughlin Mary Pat D’Agostino Meyer Class of 1988 - 24% Kathy Christian Allen Margaret Ledgerwood Bauman Krista Berwanger Anna del Rosario Brown Lisa Bequette Buescher Teresa Hesse Deisner Cindy Durbin Amy Ohlendorf Eakle Christa Gazall Diane Krapf Grimsley Kasey Harlin Michelle Burmeister Hess Mary Martin Hoefling Lisa Janis Renate Miller Jones Mary Tringale Martin Dena Basler McCaffrey Michelle Pitlyk McGrath Patricia McNamara Beverly Bittner Metz Linda Heinlein Miner Sherry Banez Muth

Roxann Lee Naeger Stephanie Bruemmer Peters Vanessa Brown Prewitt Cristen Puhl Jennifer Myers Ramsey Cynthia Rossi-Chambers Michelle Durney Spinks Teresa Reilly Stoeckel Class of 1989 - 12% Barb Beck Adams Jacqueline Greco Ballard Renee Chauvin Mary Kay Adkins Chirco Laura Bright Jaycox Merry Kweiter Tracy Pitzer Lawhorn Kristi Boehmer Metter Cheryl Sexton Mohan Shala Zimmerman Parisi Christina Kosta Procopiou Kimberly Zuchowski Striler Holly McGoff Wiesehan Carol Puetz Wilmes Class of 1990 - 19% Julie Hammer Boresi Catherine Buehrle Charlotte Deleste Colleen Lange Deslongchamp Kimberly Stamm Ellis Ann Zielinski Jeter Katie Connors Jones Colleen McCabe Maier Roberta Bewen McCaffrey Angela Bovier Millikan Michelle Murray Beth Fredericksen Newton Angela Passanise Cary Flanagan Peel Amy Duda Proctor Jean Leimkuehler Quinn Andrea Haefner Raineri Tricia Vogt Rosh Sarah Terrill Dawn Weinhardt Stephanie Heitzmann Wendl Deborah Weil Wilbur Michelle Kellermann Wucher Class of 1991 - 3% Tracie Graves Anderson Sarah Ohlendorf Gretchen Berwanger Pignotti Class of 1992 - 15% Aimee Barton Alton Kerry Dyer Borawski Jennifer Graves Borcherding Morgan Kloster Brewster Staci Schierding Horne Rebecca Fritz Jones Heather Kellogg Julie Marchetto Rebecca Zuchowski Patterson Jessica Robben Pessoni Sheri Stulce Potsos Bobbi Krieg Sudholt Julie Thompson Wolfslau Class of 1993 - 7% Judith Lee Burt Deborah Artman Horton Karen Eckstrand Keith Megan McCullough

Kasey Kloster Meyer Trisha Miles Pekarik Angela Moore Richards Andrea DaPrato Zinser Class of 1994 - 15% Angela Bain Birke-Andrasko Kimberly Auer Cheak Kathryn Dwyer Corbett Meggan Hallahan Decker Sabrina Vitale DiPiazza Jodi Kaminski Fortner Erin Weindel Grisham Laura McCaffrey Handley Kimberly Young Heitert Katharine Thaman Hochmuth Laurie Durham Krejci Beth D’Agostino Letscher Johanna Harris Morrow Maria Cusi Nisbet Brooke Kloeppel Watson Michelle Ernst Wells Class of 1995 - 19% Christine Albert Jill Wayant Balee` Meaghan Fleschner Barry Danielle Stieferman Biermann Maureen Flanagan Blount Jennifer Lueken Delf Kerry Dwyer Duffy Sheila Effan Jennifer Daus Ellsworth Jennifer Sparks Fife Jennifer Summers Flieg Elizabeth Crider Huff Jamie Johns Jacqueline Klump-Kretschmer Michelle Stankovich Lux Emily Spiegel Maupin Jamie Nickerson McDonald Maureen McCaffrey Montgomery Kelly Stevens Quigley Mary Unger Roy Kelly Driskill Saggio Sarah Van de Riet Scott Kelli Stanovsky Stone Christina Smith Tucci Erin Rieck Valentine Pamela Marchetto Williams Class of 1996 - 11% Susan Qualls Agniel Kathryn Kovarik Faison Shelia Eckert Giuliani Elizabeth Tumminia Hein Colleen Gaona Hoeflinger Jennifer Pinon Juan Elizabeth McCarthy Klein Mary Sahrman Odevich Suzanne Vogt Shimkus Lisa Sciales Sweeney Christine Taylor Angie Risk Vasel Christine Schindler Wallweber Dawn Weber Class of 1997 - 10% Geanee Moore Bax Nicole Fete Cooper Amy Johnson Kaller Melissa Madden Kelly Ellen Lueken Luken Stephanie Merola Marino Amanda Roehr Melton

Cheri Hoelscher Pello Sarah Boylan Sherman Kelly Link Stoltz Anne Marie Striebel Beth Wayant Class of 1998 - 13% Friend of Ursuline Christina Sondermann Capizzi Kasey Comer Carnes Mary McGauley Couture Katie Mallon D’Agostino Antonia Bogacki Daly Lauren Danzeisen Loreen Brady Davis Antonella Vitale DeSuza Amy Canziani Fogarty Anna Morello Kozak Kara Roberts Lindhorst Devin Hallahan Mueller Erin Sauer Nicole Morton Weston Class of 1999 - 12% Nicole Hrin Becker Anna Agniel Bushlack Emily Perez Estepp Kathryn Murray Flynn Amy Ennenbach Gagnepain Jessica Layton Harris Sarah Kueper Hoffman Jean Komor Jami Kozemczak Courtney Schraeder Lauderdale Carla Marshall Lauver Kristin Naes Jennifer Zielonko Shaughnessy Kelly Czerwinski Skupnik Andrea Powers Sondermann Vita Ventimiglia Stremlau Jennifer Kruse Taylor Julia Rust Welker

Class of 2000 - 13% Marianna Remiger Barringer Jaclyn Zinselmeyer Buser Colleen McLaughlin Clark Diana Harper Curran Jennifer Grana Darr Mary Dreyer Delano Karen Heitmann Fleck Erin Hadican Grate Kristen Halm Melissa Broyles Lundberg Kate Halter Mendolia Amy Petruska Christina Pollihan Michelle Pozzo Carey Christman Ricks Laurie Zinn Rinehart Erin Corkery Risk Lisa Miceli Standage Sara Singer Wilson Class of 2001 - 15% Friend of Ursuline Ellen Rapp Autery Kelly Hurley Bileddo Katherine Eickmeyer Casey Melissa Volansky Ellersieck Anne Marie Kramer Flanagan Nicole Kozeny Gorczyca Kathleen McGovern Govero Sarah Krieger Henderson Molly Swanston Hulsen Kelly Balch Jobe Nicole Haar Karcher Katie Balek Kempf Kelly Belgeri Klosowski Erin Gallagher Koeln Julia McCarthy Amy Meier Meaghan Effan Ong Eleanor Graff Puricelli Nicole Bogacki Santacruz Kristine Schneider Elizabeth VanEss Shipp Monica Stockmann Shripka Michele Becker Westmoreland Kayla Boylan Williams

Class of 2002 - 10% Megan Cochran Baiter Kelly Horn Bender Michelle Tinker Dodson Elizabeth Hellwege Doyle Katie Kunz Fuhrig Heather Kolb Garrett Jennifer Christman Greffet Leigh Hullverson Katherine Kemp Lezcano Julia Mager Stephanie Helle Peralta Theresa Reck Bridget Fechter Rehg Mary McCaffrey Schomaker Emily Stephenitch Moira Fitzgerald Zwilling Class of 2003 - 3% Martha Leverenz Burkhardt Angela McCotter Cafferata Elizabeth Prewitt Michelle Stecher Class of 2004 - 10% Teresa Quante Cissi Leslie Echterhoff Jessica Jacobi Givens Jennifer Jacobi Susan Mohan Jennison Tracie Johnson Jones Mary Dixon Kelly Kristen Wilson Kendall Sarah Barrett Marshall Melanie Metzger Haley Meyer Neumann Margaret Schurk Rachel Thomasson Genevieve Walters

Class of 2005 - 5% Mary Walsh Henroid Lisa Hitti Katie Bosch Loggia Therese Mager Samantha DiMercurio Magner Amy Kulka Polokonis Jenna Stanko Sharamitaro Amanda Jackson Winslow Class of 2006 - 8% Friend of Ursuline Julie Anderson Erin Steck Carlton Sarah Goeke Andrea Travaglini Hood Claire Vatterott Jackson Elisabeth St. Vrain MacClure Nicole McSweeney Mozak Kathleen Schott Reyering Allison Shrewsbury Tulley Erin Gibbons Wendling Anne Schulte Zarrilli Class of 2007 - 7% Katherine Gross Blaha Caitlin Torrence Davis Courtney Zeis Kane Elizabeth Mager Bridgette Reilly Ann Belgeri Roden Lindsay Haar Ryan Lauren Budde Smith Allison Strebler Storr Jessica Niemeyer Young Megan Healey Young

2021-2022 Alumnae Association Board of Directors Michelle Murray ’90 – President (current parent), Christina Sondermann Capizzi ’98 – Past President, Lindsey Pyatt ’16 – Secretary, Ashley McCaffrey Hendrix ’17 – Faith Formation and Young Alumnae committee liaison, Amy Ennenbach Gagnepain ’99 (current parent) & Caitlin Reynolds Smith ’06 – Events committee liaison, Taylor Nicholson ’12 & Sally Maguire ’76 – Outreach Committee, and Anne Marie Striebel ’97– Ambassadors

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ALUMNAE GIVING Class of 2008 - 7% Regina Sikorski Altmann Kelly Bannister Datillo Kathleen Hannegan Elliott Kelsey Evans Jamie Cook Heimos Maggie Johnson Christina Matteuzzi Caroline McCarthy Nicole Metzler Allison Nieters Carla Dodd Pecher Class of 2009 - 6% Stephanie Eagan Cope Chelsea Welker Glueck Lauren Hagerty Michelle Essmyer Johnson Maria Pourney Tracy Sexton Lindsey Overturf Sichak Meagan Thomas Ashley Krone Thompson Class of 2010 - 7% Audrey Dombrowski Kara Herwig File Michelle Hannegan Rachel Hedgecorth Courtney Kovachevich Patricia Mantia Catherine Marino Kristen Hantsbarger Pierce Heather Sansone Rosado Sean White Class of 2011 - 10% Amy Coyle Nicole Dempsey Molly Eggleston Leah Renaud Folk Christine Goss Elena Borje Hathcock Claire Kraemer Hennessey Emma Laurentius Laura Fuchs McCallum Colleen McCormack Andrea Strebler-Santos Carmelina Vinciguerra Lauren Essmyer Watt Cara Wigmore Clare Zilch Wuesthoff Class of 2012 - 4% Kristen Carver Mary Herries Tara Rice Jones Taylor Nicholson Trese Roediger Ann Slesinski Carly Watkins

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Class of 2013 - 11% Friend of Ursuline Colleen Ahrens Julia Ancel Sarah Basler Margaret Brady Rachel Garozzo Sarah Hansen Hannah Luntsford Eby Ness Morgan Powers Kelly Grant Reddin = Deceased

Madeline Stadler Roedner Mary Seise Jacqueline Stachiw Stachiw Class of 2014 - 9% Friend of Ursuline Tessa Agne Morgan Diffley Emily Effer Taylor Enderle Morgan Hartenstein Jennifer Rustige Rachel Essmyer Sheehan Meredith Sinak Elizabeth Zilch Class of 2015 - 8% Friend of Ursuline Ellen Harding Maureen Stinehart Johnson Kathryn Kirner Abigail Ohlendorf Madelyn Polizzi Madeline Raineri Mary Renschen Abigail Smith Julie Summers Class of 2016 - 12% Caroline Adams Abby Basler Nora Brooks Hanna Burke Katelyn Evers Valerie Grant Sydney Lodes Madison Grisham McCammond Katherine Nations Paige Orlando Erica Maurer Oswald Anne Pourney Alexandria Powell Lindsey Pyatt Juliette Riggio Maggie Schomaker Lucy Sidlo Paige Wade Class of 2017 - 22% Rebecca Adams Brenna Brady Lucy Clarke Madison Corsi Melissa Ederle Clare Fults Allison Golomski Anna Hackett Gina Hackett Colleen Hannegan Ashley McCaffrey Hendrix Adrian Jordan Rachael Meyer Hope Meyers Katherine Polizzi Emily Quinlivan Katherine Reilly Alexandria Schomaker Madeline Spinks Jillian Stinehart Jessica Summers

Class of 2018 - 6% Kathryn Antonacci Margaret Fix Paige Garozzo Andrea Haferkamp Eleanor Kelleher Sophia Mantia Natalie McDonald Cara Westcott Class of 2019 - 14% Natalie Bianchino Victoria Cichelero Jessica Davis Molly Effer Anna Gonsalves Kathleen Mudd Caroline Polansky Anna Powell Bess Ramsey Lucie Ramsey Abigail Riesmeyer Meaghan Roussin Isabella Snyder Muiren Townsend Alyson Winkelmann Class of 2020 - 15% Lauren Brunette Caylin Cheak Kaitlyn Collora Jenna Duenwald Lindsey Eakle Mary Fechter Chloe Hayes Maura Ploesser Madison Rausch Brianna Schutzenhofer Erica Spihlman Brooke Westcott Class of 2021 - 14% Grace Cyr Lia DiPiazza Erin Fagan Anne Ganninger Ann Gunn Addison Masek Kathleen Mehan Magdalene Naeger Keelin Quigley Logan Rosh Rebecca Sudholt Emma Weston Class of 2022 - 79% Kaitlyn Abkemeier Leah Anderson Elizabeth Appelbaum Sarah Ashrafzadeh Rose Baldus Leah Barnes Lindsey Barringhaus Olivia Boessen Mary Caitlin Brasser Gabrielle Breeding Quinn Brewster Josephine Broun Sophia Browne-Bozzi Anne Burkemper Julianna Chestnas Grace Cooper

Emily Dacus Charlize Decker Meghan DeClue Theresa DelRosario Faith Duncan Lauren Elfrink Molly Fagan Heidi Fox Morgan Franke Elizabeth Frein Heidi Gale Mary Grant Elaina Groneck Sarah Hanley Katherine Heidenry Riana Herndon Annie Higgs Isabella Indelicato Faith Johnson Anna Kozlowski Ella Kuehnle Genevieve Leritz Anna Lindwedel Elena Luzecky Marcella Markway Meagan Mash Megan Mazdra Gabriella Meier Lillian Meyer Kathleen Michalski Isabella Mondello Grace Noonan Alexis O’Connell Grace O’Malley Grace Petschel Anne Polansky Danielle Price Rachael Prost Maura Quigley Anna Raley Madelyn Rose Ava Scheller Madeline Schneiderhahn Lucy Schoemehl Elizabeth Seiler Gabriana Smith Ellie Solomon Madison Tillman Victoria Torregrossa Grace Traina Laura Tretter Megan VanCardo Brooke Weber Lauren Weber Audrey Wichmann Olivia Wilmes Fang Zhou

Unique Ways to Increase the Impact of Your Gift IRA Charitable Rollover Gift If you are 70½ years old or older, you can take advantage of a simple way to benefit Ursuline Academy and receive tax benefits in return. You can give up to $100,000 from your IRA directly to Ursuline Academy without having to pay income taxes.

Your gift will be put to use today, allowing you to see its impact on today’s students. The transfer generates neither taxable income nor a tax deduction, so you benefit even if you do not itemize your deductions. If you have not yet taken the required minimum distribution for the year, your IRA charitable rollover gift can satisfy all or part of that requirement.

A Gift of Stocks Gifts of appreciated stocks, bonds, or other securities will generate a tax deduction based on the value of the security on the date of the gift. With longterm appreciated securities, you will receive a charitable income tax deduction for the full fair-market value of your gift and avoid paying capital gains tax on the appreciation.

A Gift in Your Will or Living Trust A simple, flexible, and versatile way to ensure Ursuline Academy will continue its mission for years to come is a gift in your will or living trust, known as a charitable bequest.

For more information on making a gift to Ursuline Academy, please contact Kim Vogt at 314-984-2814.

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February 4, 2023 --- Ursuline’s Trivia Night Help raise funds for tuition assistance for Ursuline students and join us for Trivia Night! Assemble your table table of eight and play along with a night of questions, guesses and fun. VIP tables available, plus beer, wine, soda and dessert bar included for all!

This event is hosted by the Ursuline Academy Alumnae Association.

March 4, 2023 --- Ursuline Soirée The annual auction is Ursuline’s most important fundraising event of the school year. All proceeds benefit the Ursuline Fund, directly impacting the greatest needs of our Ursuline students. As we are inspired by St. Angela and her devotion to the education of young women for Christian living and leadership, we look at this time as our opportunity to support her legacy.

We hope you will join us in showing your support and continuing St. Angela’s mission!

International Serviam Day January 28, 2023

Grandparents Day March 28, 2023

Spring Concert April 26, 2023

Trivia Night: Q&A at UA! February 4, 2023

Bear for a Day March 31, 2023

UA Golf Classic May 1, 2023

Father Daughter Dance February 11, 2023

Annual Easter Egg Hunt April 1, 2023

Class of 2023 Alumnae Induction May 16, 2023

Auction March 4, 2023

Spring Production: Grease April 21-23, 2023

Graduation Ceremony May 19, 2023