Regis St. Mary Catholic School

NEWSLETTER

For alumni and friends of Regis St. Mary Catholic School

AUTUMN 2018

Learn. Lead. Serve.

ST. MARY CAMPUS Pages 6-8

REGIS CAMPUS Pages 9-10

ANNUAL REPORTS Pages 14-19

HOMECOMING Page 10

Dear Regis St. Mary Community,

www.regisstmary.org

f Regis St. Mary Catholic School f Regis High School Alumni ST. MARY CAMPUS Grades PreK-8

1066 N. 6th Ave.

Stayton, OR 97383 (503) 769-2718

Fax (503) 769-0560

office@regisstmary.org REGIS CAMPUS Grades 9-12

550 W. Regis St.

Stayton, OR 97383 (503) 769-2159

Fax (503) 769-1706

ofcmanager@regisstmary.org

CONTRIBUTORS: Mike Bauer, Anna Boedigheimer Sarah Brentano, Don Dickey, Patricia Dol Carmela Flett, Troy Gaul, Michelle Heuberger Katie Koenig, Debi O’Bryant, Rick Schindler Julie Summers, Jim Tabor, Nikki Voltin, Joanie Wigginton, Signe Woods, Words Out PR PHOTOGRAPHERS: Jenica Bishop, Sarah Brentano Charlene Vogel Photography, Patricia Dol Carmela Flett, Michelle Heuberger Gina Keudell, Katie Koenig, Mandy Miotke Northwest Sports Photography Sheri Nees Photography Victoria Brentano Photography

We had a busy summer getting ready for this school year and made a number of improvements to our Regis Campus physical plant. We were blessed by four long-standing supporters and donors to our school (Freres Lumber Co., North Santiam Paving Co., Power Auto Group, and the AJ Frank Family Foundation) who contributed $400,000 total to help renovate our academic building and provide support for our newly hired Director of Marketing and Enrollment. These incredible benefactors continue to humble and amaze me with their generosity and unfailing support (more details on page 4). In addition to those fantastic upgrades, we were also able to complete a remodel of the girls locker room, build a new storage shed for our drama program, and install a new LED reader board sign along our First Street frontage.

Paralleling the physical improvements, our Regis St. Mary faculty and staff are in the middle of an accreditation self-study for the entire PreK12 school. Accreditation is a once-every-six-years process whereby the school is reviewed inside and out from its stakeholders. The primary focus is on improving the teaching and learning cycle, as well as our Catholic identity. Surveys are being conducted and a massive review exercise is being carried out to pull together our most critical areas for growth and develop action plans for improvement. Visitors representing the Western Catholic Education Association will be here in the 2019-2020 school year to review our plans and audit our program.

In conjunction with the aforementioned are the objectives of our five-year strategic plan, which continue to guide our overall school improvement and were outlined in the Summer issue of the quarterly. The four areas in which the Regis St. Mary Board of Directors is focused on are: Governance and Leadership, Mission and Catholic Identity, Academic Excellence and Operational Vitality.

We are fortunate and continually blessed by so many wonderful opportunities and supporters and I appreciate your ongoing prayers for our students and the school.

Sincerely in Christ,

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Rick Schindler, Principal Regis St. Mary Catholic School

Steffanie Piccirilli Named Regis St. Mary Director of Marketing and Enrollment

PreK-12

A huge THANK YOU to all the athletes, parents, volunteers, sponsors Dear Regis St. Mary Family, and referees for another successful tournament.

I want to take this opportunity to A record breaking 62 introduce myself as the new Director teams (242 players) of Marketing & Enrollment here at competed for the gold Regis St. Mary Catholic School. medal in their divisions.

A little about myself — I grew up in The tournament required Stayton from the age of 5 years old. the help of 18 referees My parents are Rick and Barbara that included school Gomes. I went to St. Mary Catholic School, graduated from volunteers (Steve Flett, Regis High School in 1994 and continued my education at SIXTH Travis Woods, Troy Gaul, Oregon ANNUALState University where I graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree. I am married to Josh Piccirilli and have Nikki Voltin and Rick two wonderful boys, Cameron (freshman at RSM) and Schindler) and certified ALL PLAYERS RECIEVE A TOURNAMENT T-SHIRT. Micah Diacetis (6th grade RSM) and four wonderful stepreferees from Mid-Valley children, Gabe, Grace, Sophia (all graduates of RSM), and Basketball Official's Francesca (senior at RSM).

Association and Salem Game Day Gates Open 7AM Grades 1-2 Co-Ed Basketball Official's Sunday over 20 years of experience working in leadership Grades 3-4I have Boys/Girls Games Begin 8AM Sept. 9, 2018 Grade 5 Boys/Girls roles within the corporate world and never thought I would Association.

Free Throw / 3-point Grade 6 Boys/Girls Registration Contests 12PM Grade 7 find Boys/Girls myself entertaining a position such as the Director of Deadline Grade 8 Boys/Girls Brackets with specific Thank you so much to Aug. 15, 2018 & Enrollment for Regis St. Mary. But when God Grade 9-10Marketing Boys/Girls game times will be Grade 11-12 Boys/GirlsLimited spots. the hard working crew available one week prior points me in a direction, I do my best to respond to that Mens 18+ Don’t miss out. to the tournament. of Jeremy Lawson, prompting, so here I am! Words can’t describe how excited I am to take on this new chapter in my life and how inspired Spencer Gould, Travis Register today! Entries limited to first 10 teams in eachI division.

Woods, Steve Flett and For more information, visit www.RSM3on3.org am to help increase enrollment at this school we all love. I have many ideas that I can’t wait to share and put in place.

Nicholas Woods. They spent seven hours on We have such a special school, one that offers small class a summer Saturday sizes, dedicated teachers and staff, a safe environment transporting the eight and most importantly a place where our children can grow in their faith. We all know too well how difficult it can existing portable basketball hoops from the St. Mary be battling peer pressures and the culture of this world.

Campus to Regis HS, building 4 new basketball hoops It’s my own personal goal as a parent to keep my children and making 40 sandbags from sand donated from exposed to the truth of their faith for as long as I can so they Knife River. are prepared for the future. What a place Regis St. Mary is for that reason alone. They have a place to pray together, Thank you to the following sponsors for supporting go to church together, learn the sacraments together and the 2018 RSM 3 on 3 Tournament: G & M Logging, Buy grow in our mission to Learn, Lead and Serve. Amen!

With R, Keudell/Morrison Wealth Management, Postal

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Connections (Stayton), Kona Ice, Power Auto Group, Freres Lumber Co., Piccirilli Dorsey, The Branding Stitch ‘n Print, Knife River, H &K Meats, Stayton Sports, SCTC and the Tamale/Taco Crew. — Carmela Flett, 3on3 Chair

The 2018 3on3 Tournament had a net profit of

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I hope my efforts in this new role will help promote this message to our community and offer tools for you as parents to share our school’s many unique benefits with family and friends and encourage them to take a look at Regis St. Mary for their children. We all play a role in increasing our enrollment and as parents, your excitement and personal advocacy can have the biggest impact!

Through the help of the Holy Spirit, our campuses can become undeniably powerful places where Christ is present and lives are transformed.

I want to thank all of you for your support and ask for your prayers while I transition into this new role. I am so excited to get to know each and every one of you and your children.

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PreK-12

Regis St. Mary Upgrades Facilities, Enrollment Thanks to Major Local Donors Major updates to the Regis Campus academic building took place this summer thanks to significant donations from four local businesses. In just three short months, Principal Rick Schindler oversaw this renovation project from conception to reality. While the donors’ contributions were mainly focused on building renovation, they also funded a new fulltime faculty position titled Marketing and Enrollment.

Changes to the school include new flooring, lighting and electrical work, paint for hallways and classrooms and new whiteboards. These updates have, and will, greatly transform the look and feel of the school and would not be possible without the generosity of four local businesses: Freres Lumber Co. Inc., North Santiam Paving Co., Power Auto Group and A.J. Frank Foundation.

Seeing local businesses come forth to support these school upgrades is exciting for school officials, students and the community alike. “What these projects show to me is that the people who built this school continue to be invested in the school both literally and figuratively. They are emotionally

New Directors

and financially behind our school system and what it stands for,” says Schindler. Meetings with the grantors began in late June. Within just three days, a combined total of $400,000 was committed by the local benefactors to begin remodeling in July. “We took a tour and were surprised at the condition of parts of the facility, so four families contributed to improve Regis’ appearance and feel. We also wanted to help enrollment by hiring the right person. We look forward to seeing more bright-eyed students receiving a great Catholic education,” says Rob Freres, President of Freres Lumber Co., Inc. For the most part, building renovations are complete; just a few building upgrades are left to be completed by the end of the calender year. Response to the complete projects has been positive so far. “The transformation of room ten from an old science room into an updated scientific laboratory is breathtaking! The new tables are ideal for group discussions, and technology integration will be much more streamlined now in our new space” says science teacher Mandy Miotke.

In October, three new directors joined the Regis St. Mary Catholic School Board: Sara Adams, Arturo Pelayo and Aaron Persons.

still in our school. Arturo is a member of Immaculate Conception Church and volunteers his time for various school projects and functions.

Sara Adams is a real estate appraiser in the area.

She is a graduate of Regis St. Mary and has one child in the school. Sara is a member of Immaculate Conception Church and helps the parish and school in a variety of ways.

Aaron Persons is a middle school principal in the Salem-Keizer School District. He is a graduate of Regis St. Mary and has four children in the school. Aaron is an ICC parishoner and a well-respected educational leader in the community.

Arturo Pelayo is a timber mill supervisor in Lyons.

He is a Catholic school graduate and has four children, two graduates of Regis St. Mary and two

More information about the Regis St. Mary Board of Directors can be found on our website, www. regisstmary.org/bod/.

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PreK-12

Day of Service

Duman Conrad-Evans Math Grant The 2018 recipient of the Duman Conrad-Evans Math Grant is Luiz Medina. Luiz received a $500 Regis St. Mary tuition credit for his achievement as the most improved Algebra 1 student during the 2017-2018 school year.

Congratulations, Luiz!

Regis St. Mary seventh through twelfth graders participated in the Feed My Starving Children Community Mobile Pack at Stayton High School on October 26th. Following the Mobile Pack, Regis Campus students spent the entire day learning about hunger and our obligation as Christians to feed the poor. The activities began with packing meals as part of the Santiam Canyon Feed My Starving Children event. All told we prepared hundreds of meals in a two hour period that will be shipped overseas to help keep children alive in many impoverished countries. We then returned to Regis and learned about the Irish famine of the 1850's and compared it to the famine in Yemen that is taking place today. Following lunch, we attended a presentation about the great work being done by the Union Gospel Mission in combating homelessness and hunger in Salem. The talks were eye-opening and we hope to partner with them on some class specific service projects during Lent. After completing some individual class and art projects that reinforced the lessons we learned during the day, we concluded with a brief prayer service guided by the words of St. Teresa of Avila that challenge us to be the hands and feet of Christ in the modern world. — Jim Tabor, Theology Teacher

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St. Mary Campus Greetings St. Mary Campus Students and Parents!

Now that October is coming to an end so has our 2018 St. Mary Campus volleyball season. Starting the season

with only three girls having played school ball before, we anticipated looking at a ‘building” year for this team.

However, with the commitment and practice dedication each team member brought to the court; we saw a year of strong competition and constant improvement. Not only did we win at least 1 match every game day, we walked away with 3 wins out of our last 4 games! What a gift it was to see each player push themselves past what they thought they could do and the dedication showed!

With that being said, our biggest win was the teamwork and positive support each player gave to another.

T together E each A achieves M more!

Thank you for sharing this successful season with myself and my family! I also want to thank all of the team parents who rallied around the girls, ensuring we made it to all the games and had the resources that we needed, Mr. Heuberger for keeping us up to date with changes and a special thanks to Jamie Kometz, who was my team parent support and kept our group organized!

Go Falcons!

— Coach Joanie

The middle school cross country team finished their season on October 18th. Sixteen runners practiced 2-3x/week and participated in 3K distance races in cross country meets at Stayton, Jefferson, Corvallis and Lebanon. Thank you runners for a fun season and parent drivers for transporting our runners to their meets!

8th Grade: Lucas Flett, Cole Laube, Amy Martinez, Aidan Klascius, Tim Crowell

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7th Grade: Caleb Mayer, Daniel Clute, Daisy Hernandez, Luke West, Wyatt Baughman 6th Grade: Roman Gould 5th Grade: Zachary Flett, Fletcher Gould, Grant Dolby, Maggie Shook, Jake Laube Volunteer Assistants: Julie Laube, Joanie Shook, Mary Beth Brooks Coach: Carmela Flett

St. Mary Campus

Pumpkin Decorating Contest

Mrs. Stuckart and the St. Mary Campus Leadership Team held the annual Pumpkin Decorating Contest the week of October 21. Students voted for their favorite pumpkin with loose change, resulting in a donation of $ 206 for our Holt Child. Congratulations to our winners and all our participants!

1st Place: Micah Diacetis (6th Grade) “Cucumber” 2nd Place: Jake Laube (5th Grade) “HUGE Pumpkin” 3rd Place: Daniel Clute (7th Grade) “Donald Trumpkin”

Halloween Carnival The St. Mary Campus 8th Graders hosted a Halloween Carnival for our students and their siblings on Friday, October 26. Everyone had a great time celebrating in their costumes!

All Saints Day

Regis St. Mary celebrated All Saints Day on Thursday, November 1 with a PreK-12 Mass. Mrs. Murray’s second grade class dressed as their favorite saints and the seventh graders taught the congregation about each of them. We ask all the saints and angels to pray for us.

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St. Mary Campus

8th Grade Outdoor School

Every fall the 8th grade class at Regis St. Mary has the opportunity to participate in a week long field trip to Hancock Field Station in Fossil for Outdoor School.

This experience can best be described as an outdoor classroom where students engage in science-based learning activities from sun up to sun down. In addition, students and chaperones spend many hours in the day hiking around the beautiful hillsides of the John Day National Monument, living a rustic lifestyle sleeping in cabins, eating family-style in a semi-outdoor hall and even unplugging from technology. The experience is also a time where students are able to deepen their bonds with classmates. 8th grade year at Regis St. Mary has many special culminating opportunities, and Outdoor School sets the stage for the year. A special thanks to our chaperones: Mrs. Karen Hendricks, Mr. Brian Hendricks, Mrs. Juile Laube, Mr. Jason Laube, Mrs. Carmela Flett, Mr. Matt Voltin, Mr. Mike Schumacher, Mr. Mike Boedigheimer and Mr. Art Fromherz for helping to make this experience possible for our students.

— Michelle Heuberger, Middle School Science Teacher

Science Club

The Regis St. Mary 4th-5th Science Club, organized by Mrs. Heuberger, Mrs. Stuckart and Ms. Kester, held its first monthly meeting on Friday, October 5th.

The topic of October's meeting was density.

Students used various candy bars and made predictions about whether the candy

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Lego League Jr.

Our students love legos, so we created a Lego Robotics club to harness that creativity using STEM (Science Technology Engineering Math). We joined FIRST Lego League Jr., and students meet weekly to tackle challenges relating to the league's topic. The theme this year is Mission Moon, with students designing and creating a functioning moon base out of legos and programming them with robotic features to sustain life in that moon base. (For example, in session 4, students learned that water might be frozen underground in the moon's craters. Teams built and programmed lego drills and sweepers to retrieve and transport the ice back to a storage facility they designed.) After the course of 10 sessions, the moon base will be complete. Students will create a showcase poster for a Lego Expo event, where they will join teams from across the state to present and be interviewed about their moon base. Since it is a new program, we're currently piloting it in 2nd and 4th grade.

We hope to launch next school year with many teams spanning the full age range of the league (ages 6-10).

The 2nd grade Lego Robotics team, coached by Michelle Heuberger (St. Mary Campus science teacher), includes Corbin Brown, Paisley Heuberger, Rhys Kirkpatrick, Francesca Koehnke, Henry Miotke and Luke Schmidlkofer. The 4th grade Lego Robotics team, coached by Mandy Miotke (Regis Campus science teacher), includes Addison Bishop, Maddie Hendricks, William Miotke, Toto Papathanasopoulos, Carter Roberts and Emmett Wagenaar.

— Mandy Miotke, High School Science Teacher

bar would sink or float in water. Afterwards, students tested their predictions. Last, students used the density formula to calculate the density of their candy bars. We focus our time on the Science and Engineering Practices as outlined by the Next Generation Science Standards.

November's club meeting had students designing houses to resist damage in an earthquake. They tested their designs using a shake table.

Regis Campus

Regis Volleyball

We had a great varsity season with one team this year consisting of 12 players. We took 1st place at the East Linn Volleyball Tournament and Holly Blish received MVP of the Tournament. In league, we finished 3rd place with a 8-6 record, 12-8 overall. We ended up being #13 overall in the 2A Division. The Lady Rams qualified for the 2018 2A State Volleyball championships, where we faced a tough #5 ranked Weston-McEwen in the first round of the State tournament. We played hard, but unfortunately came up short. These 12 players had an amazing season!

Our team was also recognized for the All Conference Awards : Holly Blish 1st Team, Alicen Ditter 2nd Team, Hailey Voltin, Emily Schumacher and Sara Vetter all received Honorable Mention.

Each season we continue to get better and better.

We are looking forward to making it back to the state tournament next year. Go Rams!! — Coach Summers

Regis Cross Country

The Regis Cross Country team, coached by Rich Tabor and Mike Bauer, turned in another successful season. The philosophy of the program is to provide a quality experience for the athletes. The quality experience includes 1 or 2 weekly competitions on some of Oregon's most beautiful real estate including the beach (Seaside), the hills (Silver Creek Falls) and rural communities (Jordan). In addition, a healthy dose of activities such as trips to the beach, karaoke, paintball,

Regis Football

The Regis Varsity Football Team went 2-7 (2-3 in conference) this year. Head Coach was Kyle McGrath.

Assistant Coaches were Jeff Wiltsey, John Nees, Robert Julio and Paul McGrath.

All Conference Awards:

Zach Morey 2nd Team Wide Receiver, 1st Team Defensive Back, Co-Defensive Player of the Year

Tyler Voltin 2nd Team Offensive Lineman, 2nd Team Defensive Lineman Jackson Nees 2nd Team Running Back, 2nd Team Linebacker Joe Alley Honorable Mention Running Back Jake Bentz 2nd team Offensive Lineman

Jonathan Webb 2nd Team Offensive Lineman, 2nd Team Punter, Honorable Mention Defensive Lineman

Wyatt Koenig Honorable Mention Offensive Lineman Jakob Silbernagel Honorable Mention Tight End

bumper cars, etc. Team members came away from the season with many good memories.

This year's team was very young and progressed very well as the season went along. They save their best performance for last, as they traveled to Cheadle Lake Park in Lebanon where they competed very well in the SD2 District 2 Championship Meet. The Regis girl’s team was paced by the excellent races of Maureen Duncan (23:12sr), Kanae Namima (25:26pr), Lauren Crowell (25:58pr), Madeleine Kennedy (32:18pr) and Ximena Palacios (40:08pr).

The boys varsity turned in their best race of the year.

Having gutty performances were Lansdon Taylor (20:24pr), Colton Baughman (21:16pr), Jacob Persons (21:18pr), Minori Murakami (23:00pr), Ayden MurphyKirsch (23:22pr), Laughlin Vetter (27:01), Nick Woods (27:19) and Kelton Rush (29:01pr). pr = personal record sr = season record

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Regis Campus

Freshman Retreat This years freshman retreat was focused on the theme - "Creating a culture of Integrity" and was held at the Father Bernard Youth Center in Mount Angel. We were blessed with fabulous weather, so we kicked off the day with a couple of fun, outdoor games.

Regis Homecoming 2018

Homecoming was celebrated the week of September 30 and concluded with the annual Homecoming dance on Saturday, October 6. Students participated in Powderpuff Football, Macho Volleyball, classroom competitions, the bonfire, a day of service and the Homecoming football game. This year’s Homecoming Queen and King were seniors Belen Martinez and Glavin King.

The Homecoming Court included: Freshmen: Jacob Persons and Amia Rodriguez Sophomores: Damon Clute and Maggie Bielenberg Juniors: Courage Minten and Lily Persons Seniors: Javier Hernandez and Holly Blish

Soon after, we gathered in the fireside room to hear Mark Dol sharing about the art of Kintsukuroi, which is a centuries old Japanese art of mending broken pottery. Gold dust mixed with resin is used to reattach broken pieces or fill in cracks, resulting in a striking bond. Instead of trying to hide the repair, the artist makes something beautiful out of brokenness. When we are broken and hurting, Jesus does not do a cheap fix. He mends it with the priceless forgiveness, generously offered at the cross and receives us with love when we humble ourselves before Him, and closeness is restored. Mark challenged our freshmen to go beyond their group bias and reach out to those that were not in their inner circle. In recognizing differences we find unity in diversity. This heals division in a group and makes us stronger as we stand as one, rather than being divided.

After the small group session, Katelyn Adams a 2012 Regis graduate demonstrated to us that the toothpaste that comes out from the tube, we are not able to put it in again.

A great reminder of how much power our words and actions have on others. Once said or done, some things we cannot take back and we must think twice before we speak out and act.

In the final session, the students started brainstorming for their class motto, a motto that they are encouraged to live by for the next four years at Regis. After some time, the class managed to reach a consensus: "By valuing our unique diversity we make our class family; LEGENDARY." Fr. Andrew Schwenke from the Benedictine Abbey was our Mass celebrant. His homily was very inspiring as he encouraged our students to spend less time on their phones and electronic devices and encouraged them to value the time that they have with family and friends.

He also touched on the importance of respect for people in authority. After lunch, the students teamed up with a classmate that they were not familiar with. By taking a few minutes to introduce themselves to the other person, they came to a deeper understanding of one another. In this way the students all grew in a deeper understanding of their class. This class truly deserved a treat, so on our homeward route we stopped at Dairy Queen to eat ice cream and reminisce together the wonderful day spent in building, loving and caring for one another.

— Patricia Dol, Campus Minister

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Homecoming Bonfire

The RAA, in partnership with The Stayton Kiwanis Club, brought back the bonfire for our students during spirit week.

Everyone from current students, to alumni, siblings and community members were there to share their school spirit.

All involved thought it was a great time and are excited to participate again next year. Alumna Nikki Voltin said, “It was fun to see the kids get into it, yelling and cheering.”

Many thanks to those who donated pallets and wood for the bonfire: Randy's Towing, Frank Lumber Co., Power Auto Sports and Riches Seeds. A special thanks also goes to Mike and Kelly Alley, who provided food for the students.

Alumni

Dawson DIckey, Santiam Golf Club Men’s Club Champion

WANTED: Catholic families to discover a great lifetime game they call golf. It’s a game that can be enjoyed and played from childhood through adulthood with all members of your family, with friends, at the Regis St. Mary Ram Open, and yes, even with strangers at golf courses in America and all over the world. This is why golf is truly one of the best lifetime fellowship games that exists. People love it because every golf course has 18 different God’s nature trails to absorb, ponder and relish with pleasure. Our team sports are also truly great, but after schooling is done, we tend to watch others play these team sports and not play ourselves.

Why not have your child follow in Dawson Dickey’s footsteps? He just won the Santiam Golf Club Men’s Club Championship. At eighteen years of age, he became the youngest champion ever. He was a 2018 Regis graduate and a member of the Ram golf team. His sister, Camille (‘16) also participated on the girls’ golf team and his younger brother Drew, a current Regis St. Mary freshman, is likewise looking forward to playing on the Regis team.

A side note, Dawson's dad, Daren (‘89) is a recent men’s club champion as well, and it just so happens that he had a hole-in-one the same weekend Dawson won his championship. The short end of this is, you have to buy everyone at the club a soft drink for this achievement, It’s something like happy hour. — Coach Don Dickey

Camille ('16), Daren ('89), Dawson ('18) and Drew Dickey

2nd Annual Alumni Day Dear Regis Alumni:

The second annual Regis Campus Alumni Day & Cornhole Tournament was a great success. What started as a way to help create a more vibrant Regis Alumni Community turned out to be much more. The day was set up to bring alumni back to the campus to enjoy a variety of activities that would incorporate tours of the new upgrades to the classroom building including all new flooring, lighting, desks, and paint, as well as a free barbecue, a cornhole tournament sponsored by the class of 1988 and a free entrance into the Regis football game.

The heart of the day turned out to be the free barbecue.

Over 120 people showed up to feast on the burgers and hot dogs cooked to perfection by Regis alums and current faculty, Jim and Rich Tabor. The courtyard was filled with children of alumni playing and having a good time.

Event Coordinator Katie Koenig was pleased with the event and very grateful to all the alums who stepped forward to make the second annual Regis Alumni day a huge success. With help of the newly forming class ambassadors, the goal is to get the word out to even more alumni for next year’s event and to increase the involvement of the Regis Alumni Community.

Sincerely, Mike Bauer

Cornhole Champions: Chris Kintz ('96) and Matt Voltin

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AXE ANDREW OSWALD

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Colin Campbell (‘13) & Regan Johnston October 6, 2018 Silverton, Oregon

July 13, 2018 Suzanne (Meyer) Oswald ‘07 & Brogan Oswald

MAVERICK WAYNE BAZURTO August 20, 2018 Tori (Crocker) Bazurto ‘10 & Kevin Bazurto

CHARLES SAMUEL CHARRON October 5, 2018 Becky (Brentano) Charron’10 & Edward Charron

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Grace Ann (Laux) Silbernagel

Grace, 88, died. July 22, 2018, peacefully at her home in Stayton. She was born, September 5, 1929 in Aumsville to Peter and Anna "Mamie" Laux. She was the youngest of five children. Grace attended Sublimity’s St. Boniface School and graduated in 1947. She married Andrew Silbernagel on October 29, 1949 and settled outside the Stayton area on a farm where they raised a family of ten children.

Grace was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Scio, the National Catholic Order of Foresters, the Miraculous Medal Association and the Blue Army. She is survived by her sons: Cliff (Debbie), Don (Debbie), Leon, Wayne, Orval, Bernie, Russ and Brad (Lisa) Silbernagel, and her daughters: Sharon (Bruce) Kadell, Marjorie (Shawn) Heuberger, her sister: Margaret Hendricks, 22 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Andy in 1981, her brothers: John, Clifford and Eugene Laux and her grandson Jeff Silbernagel.

Joe Chaves (‘89)

Joe passed away on August 2, 2018. He is survived by his wife Malory, daughter Madeline, sister Julie Chase, brother Jonathan (‘99) and parents Duane and Cheryl Chaves.

Eldon E. Silbernagel

Angelica and Joanne Nielson

Twin daughters were born to Mark (‘09) and Molly (Lopez) Nielson on August 30, 2018. Tragically, Angelica Faith did not survive the emergency birth. Her sister, Joanne Bernadette, was lovingly cared for at the Salem Hospital NICU, until she passed away in her father and mother's arms, September 6, 2018. The baby girls were truly loved and anticipated by all. Fraternal grandparents are Michael and Lisa Nielson, of Stayton. Maternal grandparents are Michael and Bernadette Lopez, of Stayton.

Eldon, 78, died August 14 in Albany. He was born and raised in Jordan and lived most of his life in the Jordan and Stayton area. Eldon married Carol Schumacher on August 29, 1959 in Sublimity, she preceded him in death on July 15, 2009. He worked as a bread truck driver/salesman for over 35 years, the last for Williams and Franz. Eldon enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping, gardening and bird watching. Sporting events were very special to him, especially when watching his grandchildren play at both St. Mary and Regis schools, and also the Blazers and the Mariners. Eldon was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Catholic Order of Foresters, and the Knights of Columbus.

He is survived by his children: Darin (Lisa) Silbernagel of Monmouth, Jill (Jon) Heuberger of Sublimity, Heidi (Steve) Ripp of Stayton and Scott (Loni) Silbernagel of Vancouver, WA; 9 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.

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Building a Legacy of Faith & Education

PreK-12

Building a Legacy of Faith & Education

BUILDING A LEGACY of

Faith & Education

Regis - St. Mary Foundation

Four Year Appeal Dear Regis St. Mary supporters, The Regis - St. Mary Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) organization founded in 1976 governed solely by dedicated local members of our community who are responsible for the financial development, fund asset management and distributing of funds. We are committed to the highest ethical standards of philanthropy and development. 100% of the funds donated are for the sole purpose of supporting Regis St. Mary Catholic School.

Building a Legacy of Faith and Education four year appeal helps support PreK-12 excellence, sustainability and capital projects at Regis St. Mary Catholic School.

With over 1.1 million dollars raised, we are optimistic that with your support, we will achieve the goal of 3.5 million dollars needed to help our school and children thrive. These funds will not only help meet the current needs of our school, but provide a foundation for our school going forward.

Please feel free to contact me at twgaul@wvi.com with any questions regarding the capital campaign or the Foundation. Thank you for your dedication and generosity to Regis St. Mary Catholic School.

Sincerely, Troy Gaul, Regis-St. Mary Foundation President

Please use the envelope in the center to make a donation to the four year appeal.

Goal: $3,500,000 Total Pledges: $652,318.84 Distributions: $380, 399.46

BLFE DONORS THROUGH 2018 Aerni, Verlyn Aplet, Leonard & Brenda Bauer, Mike Bentz, Randy & Clare Bischoff, John & Arlene Bochsler, Ralph & Louise Bochsler, Ron & Juli Boedigheimer, Ruth Booth, Mary Brand, Michael & Sharon Brentano, Sam & Tami Brentano, Sarah Brinkmann, Leo Burr, Tim & Melissa Cannady, Terry & Kimberley Chamberland, David & Shireen Chamberland, Larry & Noreen Christianson, Dale & Cindy Conrad, Dennis & Sue Doerfler Farms Doerfler, Amy Dozler, Irene Joyce Eichorn, John Etzel, Larry Etzel, Terry & Louanne Fessler, Kyle & Molly Fessler, Tom & Debra Foltz, Cheryl & Darrell Frank, Claudette Frank, Clement & Gaylan Freres Foundation Freres, Rob & Jane Frith, Tim & Kristi Frost, Cheryl Frost, Greg & Donna Gassner, Delores Gaul, Troy & Amber Gescher, Todd & Brenda Gottfried, Corbett & Sally Gottfried, Sandra Gries, Jim & Mary Hallin, Jim & Maureen Harrington, Lee & Lynda Heuberger Farms, Inc. Heuberger, Howard & Nori Heuberger, Jon & Cindy Heuberger, Jon & Jill Heuberger, Rosemary Hunt, Rich & Beth Jaeger, Mike & Katie Keudell, Alan & Patti Keudell, Craig & Kelly Keudell, Larry & Janice Keudell, Steve & Sharon Kintz, Gary & Patty Kintz, James & Diane

Kintz, John & Vickie Kintz, Victor & Karen Koehnke, Jason & Alej Koehnke, Jeff & Kim Lipsey, William & Judy Lorenz, John & Joni Lulay, Bill & Julie Lulay, Dennis & Loni Lulay, Kurt & Sonia Lulay, Tom & Carolyn Lulay, Tyler & Autumn Mack, Ted & Patricia Martin, George & Betty McNall, Ric & Ginny Meithof, Donald Meldrum, John & Lea Meldrum, Ryan Minten, Betty Miotke, Kathleen Miotke, Michael & Amanda Nagel, Rachel Nelson, B.C. and Buffie O'Bryant, Tim & Debi Obersinner, Jakob Odenthal, Mike & Karen Oregon State Bridge Construction Parrish, Fr. Dan Peters, Joe & Virginia Pietrok, Gary & Cassandra Purcell, William Rickman, John Riesterer, Bernard Roark, Diane Roberts, Bill Roberts, Roger & Joan Rouse, Irma Schindler, Rick & Holly Schumacher, Katie Schumacher, Tom & Rita Schwindt, Vic & Jodi Shachter, David & Jaime Sherman, Chuck & Barbara Shook, Charmaine Silbernagel, Jon & Jaymi Silbernagel, Orval Snoozy, Sharon & Wayne Spotts, David St. Martin de Porres Trust Staley, Tony Stuckart, DeAnne Stuckart, Tim & Nancy Tabor, Jim Tuss, David & Jennifer Weddle, Bill & Kathy Weis & Associates, Inc. Welch, Bob & Beverly WWW.REGISSTMARY.ORG •

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2017-2018

Regis - St. Mary Foundation Annual Report

Mission: To enhance, promote and plan for the financial security of Regis St. Mary Catholic School.

Year Founded: 1976 The goal of the Regis St. Mary Foundation is to build student enrollment through scholarships and financial aid, to stabilize school finances through a strong annual fundraising program and to create a long-term endowment fund through direct gifts and planned giving.

The Regis - St. Mary Foundation was created for the purpose of promoting and furthering the development of Regis St. Mary Catholic School through the following activities: • Receive, and administer funds for charitable, scientific and educational activities for the benefit of Regis St. Mary.

• Conduct, supervise and assist in fundraising campaigns and programs for Regis St. Mary.

• Give, grant, and issue scholarships to students for study at Regis St. Mary, and to graduates of Regis St. Mary for further study according to objective criteria, and other activities for the education, enjoyment and benefit of Regis St. Mary, its students and faculty, and the general public.

Regis - St. Mary Foundation

The Regis - St. Mary Foundation is a not-for-profit, tax exempt organization under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue code. The organization is classified as not being a private foundation by the IRS. The Foundation operates as a supporting organization under IRS section 509 (a) (3) for the benefit of Regis St. Mary Catholic School.

For a complete list of restricted and unrestricted funds managed by the Foundation, contact Executive DIrector, Signe Woods at (503)769-1705.

Total Foundation Assets as of June 30, 2018 - $5,501,856.08 Investment Strategy: 60% equities and 40% cash fixed.

2017-2018 Distributions: Regis Campus............. $201,644.91 St. Mary Campus.......... $46,783.94 Honors at Entrance Awards....$1,200 Matching Gifts Many companies match an employee’s contribution to the School or Foundation. Please contact your personnel or human resources officer to see if your company will make a matching gift.

2017-2018 Foundation Board of Directors John Meldrum, President Tom Fessler, Vice President Jon Heuberger (‘89), Treasurer Mary Booth (‘00), Secretary Ron Bochsler Troy Gaul (‘88) Todd Gescher (‘83)

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Financial Aid & Scholarship Funds Gifts to the Regis - St. Mary Foundation and Regis St. Mary Catholic School support a number of financial aid funds that assist current students with their tuition payments. Consider making a gift to the Endowment Fund, Blessed Mother Mary Scholarship Fund or to one of the named scholarship funds. Any individual interested in establishing a scholarship fund in honor of a loved one may contact the Foundation at (503)769-1705.

Named Funds Regis - St. Mary Foundation named funds may be established with outright donations, planned gifts or bequests of $25,000 or more. Donors may direct the annual distributions from the named fund they establish for a specific purpose or personal interest, or may allow the Foundation Board to direct dollars generated to be used where they are needed most on an annual basis. By establishing a named fund, donors communicate their values to their families and heirs.

Lynda Harrington Larry Keudell (‘77) Tom Lulay (‘65) Maria Schmidlkofer Ex-Officio Members Rick Schindler, Regis St. Mary Principal Sarah Brentano ('01), Executive Director

Contact Signe Woods, Executive Director (503)769-1705 foundationrsm@gmail.com 550 W. Regis St., Stayton, OR 97383 www.regisstmary.org

2017-2018

Regis - St. Mary Foundation Annual Report

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Richard Etzel Memorial Scholarship Fund Lawrence & Veronica Frank Fund Walter & Betty Frank Fund Frances & T.G. Freres Fund Joni Gilles Student Financial Aid Fund John L. Gisler Academic Enhancement Fund Gillette Family Endowment Fund Jack & Dolores Gries Financial Aid Fund Karen Guevara Memorial Fund Gerald “Jerry” Heuberger Fund Fred C. & Marie L. Hottinger Fund Keudell-Becker Scholarship Francis & Frances Kreilich Campus Beautification Fund Don & Stella Lulay Fund Nancy Lulay Memorial Fund William & Marie Lulay Fund Hal Rickman Memorial Scholarship Fund William & Bernice Roberts Fund Robert J. & Dorothy C. Schumacher Memorial Fund Lawrence & Joan Silbernagel Fund Henry & Josephine Thomas Fund

PLANNED GIVING Regis St. Mary Legacy Society members have named Regis High School, Regis St. Mary Catholic School or the Regis - St. Mary Foundation in their will or trust and/or as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy or a charitable trust. If you have already made a planned gift to the school or foundation, we would like to know of your generous support and add you to our Legacy Society. To learn more about how you can support the school and/or foundation, please contact Signe Woods, Executive DIrector of the Regis- St. Mary Foundation at (503)769-1705 or foundationrsm@gmail.com.

Regis St. Mary Legacy Society Members: Dave† & Mary Ann Amsberry

Sam & Tami Brentano

William & Marie Lulay†

Dolores Gries

Larry & Janice Keudell

Dr. Tom & Greta Van Veen

Donald and Luella Nielson†

Marie Siddall†

Larry Etzel

Mike Bauer

Msgr. Frank Campbell†

Phil and Kathi McCorkle

Brent & Julie Highberger

Ruth Koenig

Catherine Vandecoevering†

Norm & Carol Rauscher

Joan & Raymond† Silbernagel

Tom & Debbie Fessler

Don & Patricia Bender†

Tom Church

Rita McGrath†

Helen Hoke-Hollen†

Mark & Jolly Krautmann

Ken† & Patty Westlund

Genevieve Riesterer†

Marie Silbernagel†

Clement & Gay Frank

Clint & Maureen Bentz

Louise DeAngelis†

John & Lea Meldrum

Dwayne & Gretchen Jones

Ralph & Marcella Lulay†

Rob & Jane Freres

Virginia Schneider†

Fred Schwindt

Jerry Mertz

John & Lucy Bishop

Randy & Brenda† Derschon

Robert Freres

Rosella Kaiser

Clement & Jeannette† Lulay

Carol Moll

Larry Schuetz

Dave & Gay Stuntzner

Larry & Jula Galvin

Ron & Juli Bochsler

James & Rosemary Duffy

Paul & Julie Moran

Ron & Kim Keudell

Tom & Carolyn Lulay

Troy & Amber Gaul

Robert J. & Dorothy Schumacher†

Lavern Turner†

Msgr. Tim Murphy

Ed Edelbrock

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Regis St. Mary Catholic School Annual Report

2017-2018

Regis St. Mary Catholic School develops disciples of Christ who learn, lead and serve. www.regisstmary.org

Board of Directors: Steffanie Piccirilli, Chair Julie Lulay, Vice Chair Tony Schacher, Secretary Sue Harteloo Karen Hendricks Nick Hennemann Darcie Hubert Tyler Lulay BC Nelson Fr. Luan Nguyen Art Papathanasopoulos Randy Bentz Br. William Dygert, CSC, Ph.D. Jo Wilhite Rick Schindler

Regis Campus 550 W. Regis St. Stayton, OR 97383 Founded: 1963

St. Mary Campus 1066 N. 6th Ave. Stayton, OR 97383 Founded: 1929

Fully Accredited by the Western Catholic Education Association

PreK-8 Enrollment: .................................................................................................................................214 9-12 Enrollment: ............................................................................................................................................107 Students Receiving Financial Aid: .....................................................................................51% Average Tuition Assistance Award: .............................................................$2,892.76 PreK Five Half Day Tuition: ................................................................................................. $2,750 PreK Five Full Day Tuition: .................................................................................................... $4,150 K-8 Tuition: ............................................................................................................................................. $5,850 9-12 Tuition*: ........................................................................................................................................... $8,100 9-12 International Student Tuition: ...........................................................................$11,017 *Includes Comprehensive Fee $300K

Revenue

$250K $200K $150K $100K $50K $25K Facilities Rental $17,010

$1M

Tuition & Fees Less Discounts $1,665,981.15

Fees for Service $140,895.04

RSM Foundation Subsidies $268,088.72

Dividend & Investment Income $41,953.09

Donations, Gifts & Grants $1,037,435.93

Fundraisers $688,458.73

Expenses

$600K $500K $400K $300K $200K $100K $50K Maintenance Utilities General & Fundraisers Administrative $339,806.17 $113,407.27 $270,051.23 $165,501.55

Computer /Data $82,107.28

Employee Payroll Taxes Personnel Educational Furniture, Fixtures & Benefits $138,856.09 $1,740,989.82 Program Expense Physical Plant $555,050.30 $201,472.46 $164,283.08

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Parent Club Executive Committee: Katie Schumacher, President Heather Roberts, Vice President Signe Woods, Treasurer Jazmin Ramirez, Secretary Administration: Rick Schindler, Principal (503)769-2159, principal@regisstmary.org Candi Hedrick, Vice Principal Jacki Bailey, Vice Principal Faculty & Staff: Banning, Donna Bishop, Jenica Boedigheimer, Anna Bremner, Josh Brentano, Sarah Brooks, Mary Beth Brown, Melanie Davis, Sally Dol, Mark Dol, Patricia Eaton, Kelli Foltz, Dennis Foltz, Mary Foltz, Melanie Fromherz, Art Gill, Lois Hartmann, Stephanie Hedrick, Candi Heuberger, Jon Heuberger, Michelle Hoefer, Janet Kerr, Donna Kester, Andrea Keudell, Gina Kirkpatrick, Jaimee Koenig, Katie Kroon, Jennifer Loftin, Eric Mattix, Nathan

McGrath, Kyle McGrew, Stephen Miller, Tony Miotke, Amanda Murphy, Erika Murray, Debra O'Bryant, Deborah O'Bryant, Dru O'Malley, Megan Pech, Joann Ramirez, Jazmin Rice, Andrew Roberts, Heather Robinson-Glenn, Ann Schmidlkofer, Bruce Schumacher, Jennifer Schumacher, Selena Shawn, Brian Silbernagel, Stacey Starbuck, Kizzy Stuckart, DeAnne Tabor, James Tabor, Richard Tyler, Kathie Upchurch, Jennifer Vaughn, Alexis Warren, Emily Woods, Signe

Total Part Time Employees: 26 Total Full Time Employees: 30

2017-2018 Thank you for the generous support of our 2017-2018 donors!

3on3 Hoop Tournament Anonymous Bochsler Insurance Consolidated Business Services Freres, Tyler & Deana G&M Logging, Inc. Hernandez, Arielle LLC Keudell/Morrison Wealth Management Lulay Financial, LLC Mike Adams Construction Co Moonlight Maintenance, Inc. North Santiam Funeral Service LLC Power Chevrolet Slayden Community Fund Sport Fever Graphics LLC Annual Fund Bochsler, Ralph & Louise Bradley, Sloan - In Memory of Joni Carey Busch, Edward DeRoest, David & Patrice Freres, Rob Gries, Dolores Hallam, Jo Koenig, Steven & Patricia Krautmann, Mark & Jolly Lulay, Joe & Karen McClung, Tyler & Carmel McCorkle, Phil & Kathi McGinnis, Mark & Jill Persons, Norm & Bobbie Pileggi, Vito Schmitt, Geoff & Debbi Silbernagel, David Tabor, James Welter, Tom Westlund, Andy & Jeannette Art & Athletics DSK INC. Arts Night Anonymous Boedigheimer, Michael & Mary Gescher, Todd & Brenda Tabor, Carol ASPIRE Keudell, Alan & Patti Schumacher, David & Sue Smith, Royce & Paula

Regis St. Mary Catholic School Annual Report Joseph E. Weston CEEF Matching Grant Kirkpatrick, Ryan & Jaimee Mountain West Investment Corporation OCF Stuckart Grant Pech, Joann ProMotion AFR, LLC Robinson-Glenn, Ann Ugo's Walz, Michael Weis & Associates, Inc. Weston Matching Grant - Tuition K-8 Drama Alley, Mike & Kelly Anonymous Bauer, Mike Educational Theatre Association Foundation Mike Adams Construction Co. Padrta, Leanne Standupgirl.com Foundation, Inc. Duman, Conrad-Evans Math Fund Butcher, Holly Conrad, Dennis & Sue McClain, Nancy Green Sale Andersch, Karl & Janna Anonymous Bohnke, Jeff & Kathy Classen, Nicholas & Michelle Dynamic Seed Source Hendricks, Brian & Karen Heuberger, Jon & Cindy Kintz, Doug & Cindy Kirkpatrick, Ryan & Jaimee Lawson, Jeremy & Kristi Lulay, Tyler & Autumn O'Bryant, Tim & Debi Pileggi-Epps, Stephanie Sangster, Patrick & Mary Schacher, Anthony & Julie Schmidlkofer, Bruce & Maria Schumacher, Selena Starbuck, Ross & Kelly Vaughn, Christopher & MIssi Honor of Nikki Voltin AFR Properties, LLC. Honor of Richard Hartmann Koenig, Richard & Diane

Chapel Bauer, Mike Bunde, David & Donna Miotke, Kathleen Welter, Tom

In Memory of Bud Albus A.J. Frank Family Foundation

Church Envelopes Immaculate Conception Class of 2019 Santiam Escrow Schindler, Rick & Holly

In Memory of Debbi Blades-Miles Bunde, David & Donna Boedigheimer, Ruth Zuber, Jane

Donation Bochsler, Ronald & Julia Dickey, Donald & Patricia Geffenmesher

In Memory of Tom Bochsler Anonymous Bauer, Mike

Brinkmann, Leo Cheyne, Alex & Sally Frank, Clement & Gay Gower, Larry & Nova Ann Koenig, Diana Martin, Regina Smith, Clark & Eric In Memory of Marguerite Gorman Christiansen, Art & Laveta Zuber, Jane In Memory of Ted Highberger A.J. Frank Family Foundation Boedigheimer, Ruth Cheyne, Alex & Sally Meier, Ronald & Darlene In Memory of Dick Jungwirth Gescher, Agnes Silbernagel, Alan & Arnolda In Memory of Ken Miotke Anonymous Anundi, Brad & Kathy Balderston, Julie Banning, Tim & Donna Bauer, Mike (Aspire) Bernt, Ronald & Susan Bochs, Dorothy Burich, William & Clara Butler, Tim & Joan Christiansen, Art & LaVeta Church, Tom & Koenig, Ruth Conrad, Dennis & Sue Duman, Bernard & Linda Etzel, Larry Etzel, Leroy & Janine Forrette, Russell & Carol Frank, Clement & Gay Fritton, Helen Haupert, Betty Hess, James & Bonnie Heuberger, Andy & Jane Janota, Joe & Debilyn Jessen, Tamie Kelly, Theresa & Edward Keudell, Alan & Patti Kintz, Gerald & Lanita Koenig, Robert Koenig, Steven & Patricia Lulay, Joe & Karen Lulay, Ronald & Sandra Lulay, Tom & Carolyn Mack, James Mack, Robert & Beatrice Meier, Robert & Darlene Myers, Jay & Joanne Pietrok, Clarence & Irene Rauscher, Norm & Carol Schumacher, David & Sue Schumacher, Derek & Nicole Smith, Paula & Royce Smith, Richard & Carol Steward, Donavon & Darlene Weis, Sally Wolf, Randall Ziglinski, Ron & Lou Ann Ziglinski, Steve

Zuber, Jane In Memory of Len Neal Anundi, Brad & Kathy Bentz, Linda Berning, Bernice & Herbert Butcher, Holly Conrad, Charles Conrad, Dennis & Sue Dalke, Theresa Duman, Bernard & Malinda Duman, Johanna Etzel, Leroy & Janine Forrette, Russell & Carol Fowler, Ted & Anita Fox, Arthur & Marie Gescher, Dean & Mary Gould, Spencer & Ann Heli, Lora & Steve Heuberger, Andrew & Jane Kaneshiro, Sandra Lulay, Clement Lulay, Doug & Cindy Lulay, Joe & Karen Lulay, Leonard & Joanne Lulay, Ronald & Sandra Lulay, Thomas & Carolyn Lulay, WM. McClain, Nancy Pietrok, Clarence & Irene Schachtsick, Brian Schumacher, Tom & Rita Shelton, Jeanette & Haman Silbernagel, Jon & Jaymi Silbernagel, Larry & Patricia Sutton, Susan Teigen, Evelyn Van Handel, Pete & Theresa Van Veen, Tom & Greta Ziglinski, Ron & Lou Ann Ziglinski, Stephen Zuber, Jane In Memory of Mary Reyes Mack, Robert & Beatrice In Memory of Fred Schwindt Balderston, Julie Donaca, Ron & Diane Fred J Schwindt Trust Hall, Diane & Jeffrey In Memory of Conrad Spenner Anonymous Bernt, Ronald & Susan Bochsler, Dorothy Bochsler, Ralph & Louise Butler Farms LLC Butler, Gary & Pamela Butler, Tim & Joan Dalke, David Ditter, Eugene & Carol Doerfler Farms, Inc. Etzel, Larry Etzel, Leroy & Janine Etzel, Thomas & Sharon Gabriel, Bill & Linda Hafner, Ted & Margaret Hess, James & Bonnie Hoke, Anthony & Kristan

Keudell, Alan & Patti Koenig, Richard & Diane Lackey, Lois Lulay, Ronald & Sandra Mack, James McCarthy, Greg & Celine Pietrok, Dennis & Christine Schachtsick, Brian Silbernagel, Gary & Denise Smith, Royce & Paula Sutton, Susan Van Cauteren, Dick & Carolyn Wolf, Randall Ziglinski, Ronald & Lou Ann Ziogas, Linda Zuber, Jane In memory of Dolores Stuckart Anundi, Brad & Kathy Brentano, Sam & Tami Butler, Gary & Pam Dalke, Theresa Haupert, Betty Kintz, Gerald & Lanita Lulay, Joe & Karen Lulay, Ronald & Sandra Meier, Ronald & Darlene Schumacher, David & Sue Smith, George & Angela VanCauteren, Chris VanCauteren, Dick & Carolyn Ziglinski, Ronald & Lou Ann Non-Cash Birkholz, Jennifer Bishop, John & Kris Brentano, Sarah Brentano, Tami Castillo, Miriam Charlene Vogel Photography Etzel, Larry Foo Foo Purses & Accessories Hammer, Molly Hendricks, Karen Jechart, Jennifer Miller, Tera Minten Graphics Miotke, Mandy Pech, Joann Schumacher, Katie Smith, Angela Wavra Farms West, Trish Wold, Taryn Zerkel, Misty North Santiam Theatre Camp Anonymous Schindler, Rick & Holly Outdoor School Cascade Mobile Wine Services LLC Periwinkle Pet Clinic Campbell, Shawn & Brenda

Parent Club Electronic Payments of Oregon Science Fair Santiam Memorial Hospital St. Anthony Council No. 2439 KofC Van Veen, Tom & Greta Student Council Roberts, Chris & Heather Wavra Farms Technology Banning, Tim & Donna Tuition Assistance: A.J. Frank Family Foundation Archdiocese of Portland Basl, Ruth Ann - In Memory of Donnie Porter Bauer, Mike Brinkmann, Leo Hunter, Troy & Kelly - In Memory of Shane Branch Murphy, Timothy - In Honor of Class of 1987 Murphy, Timothy Pendelton, Robert & Kay Purvis, Norman Estate Schumacher, Selena - In Memory of Nathan Galindo Shane the Branch Charity Van Veen, Tom & Greta Twilight Meet

Premier Sponsor Freres Building Supply A.G. Sadowski Company Allied Rock Bochsler Insurance Bonebrake & CO, LLC Coast 2 Coast Hardwood Veneer Columbia Bank DSK INC. Emery & Sons Construction Group Farline Bridge Inc. HP Civil, Inc. HREG International LLC Jose Garcia Construction LLC Knights of Columbus Council 8270 Keudell, Alan & Patti La Esperanza Catering, Inc. Lulay Financial, LLC Oregon State Bridge Construction, Inc. Pinehurst Development Company Rhodes-Warden Insurance Inc. Roth's Fresh Market Santiam Memorial Hospital Silbernagel, Jon & Jaymi Steve Wheeler Tire Center Inc. Sublimity Eyecare Sublimity Insurance Company The Foundation of Stayton Area Rotary Weis & Associates, Inc. Woodburn Nursery and Azaleas, Inc.

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2017-2018 38th Annual Green and Gold Gala Auction “Regis Through the Years” Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, sponsors and donors and the incredible work of our auction chairs, Jon & Jaymi Silbernagel, the 2017 auction raised $114,207.44.

Premier Sponsor Freres Lumber Co., Inc. Power Chevrolet Platinum Sponsor North Santiam Paving Co. Gold Sponsor Philippi Construction, Inc. Oregon State Bridge Construction Oregon State Sheriff’s Association Silver Sponsors Santiam Hospital Stayton Veterinary Hospital Mike Adams Construction Co. Fund-An-Item: Smith System Classroom Furniture Alley, Mike & Kelly Amsberry, Mary Ann Anonymous Barsotti, Mike & Jo Beckwith, Peter & Erin Bentz, Randy & Clare Bernt, Ronald & Susan Bishop, John & Lucinda Bochsler, Ralph & Louise Bochsler, Ronald & Julia Boedigheimer, Michael & Mary Branch, Gib & Linda Brand, Vince & Terry Camardese, David Castillo, Milan & Miriam Church, Tom & Ruth (Koenig) Conrad, Charles Cramer, Erin & Karen Goffin, Rose Marie Gower, Ron & Lynn Harteloo, Don & Sue Harteloo, Melissa

Regis St. Mary Catholic School Annual Report Hennemann, Nicholas & Emilia Highberger, Reid & Maria Humphreys, Tadd & Christy Kelley, Kevin & Kristin Kintz, Doug & Cindy Lulay, Bill & Julie Lulay, Greg Lulay, Jason Lulay, Joe & Karen Lulay, Thomas & Carolyn Nguyen, Luan Nielson, Lacey Obersinner, David & Marguerite Ortiz, Eric & Kim Reynolds, Michael & Tina Ripp, Virginia Rossman, Richard Scott, Mary Trussell, Bruce & Lisa Van Handel, Pete & Theresa Van Veen, Tom & Greta Vetter, Loc & Amy Ziglinski, Stephen 2018 Regis St. Mary Evening at the Auction “Derby” The first combined Regis St. Mary Auction was a huge success.

Thank you to our chairs Steffanie Piccirilli and Deanne Hayes for all their hard work and to our donors and supporters for their generosity.

The spring auction had a net profit of $183,078.48.

Premier Sponsors Freres Lumber Co., Inc. North Santiam Paving Co.

Gold Sponsors Allied Rock BC Nelson, DDS Siegmund Excavation & Construction

Silver Sponsors Doerfler Farms George Martin & Betty Haupert Martin ProMotion Advanced Functional Rehab SCTC

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Santiam Hospital Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt Stayton Veterinary Hospital True Private Wealth Advisors

Bronze Sponsors Art & LaVeta Christiansen Boldt, Carlisle + Smith BrucePac Farmers Insurance Michael Bochsler Philippi Construction, Inc. Keudell Farms Knights of Columbus St. Anthony Council #2439 Mike Adams Construction North Santiam Funeral Services Oregon State Bridge Construction Schindler, Rick & Holly Fund-An-Item: Tuition Assistance Baker, Kyle & Kim Banning, Ryan & Amanda Banning, Tim & Donna Barsotti, Mike & Jo Bentz, Randy & Clare Bischoff, Arlene & John Bishop, Bart & Jenica Bishop, John & Lucinda Bochsler, Ronald & Julia Brand. Vince & Terry Brentano, Sam & Tami Brentano, Sarah Butler, Gary & Pamela Callsen, Charles & Diana Castillo, Milan & Miriam Coffin, Stephen & Sue Conrad, Charles Conrad, Dennis & Sue Etzel, Larry Gallant, Steve & Jennifer Gillette, Robin & Carrie Gower, Larry & Nova Ann Gower, Ron & Lynn Green, Whitney Harrington, Leon & Lynda Harteloo, Don & Sue Hedrick, Jeremy & Candi Hendricks, Brian & Karen Hernandez, Albert & Arielle Highberger, Reid & Maria Hilton, Glenn & Andrea Keudell, Larry & Janice

Kintz, Doug & Cindy Koehnke, Jason & Alej Koehnke, Jeff & Kim Lulay, Bill & Julie McCorkle, Phil & Kathi Meldrum, John & Lea Miotke, Mike & Mandy Nguyen, Fr. Luan Peters, Mike & Dana Pomme, Joseph & Kimberly Porterfield, Shane & Kara Roberts, Chris & Heather Rose, Tyler & Michelle Runkle, Monte & Joene Schacher, Anthony & Julie Schindler, Rick & Holly Schmidlkofer, Bruce & Maria Sisto, Ruben & Ruth Summers, Jedidiah & Julie Trussell, Bruce & Lisa Van Handel, Pete & Theresa Young, Flo Retta Fall ‘17 & Spring ‘18 Auction Donors Cash Donors Adams, Betty Alley, Mike & Kelly Amsberry, Mary Ann Anonymous Baker, Kyle & Kim Banning, Ryan & Amanda Banning, Tim & Donna Barsotti, Mike & Jo Beckwith, Peter & Erin Bentz, Randy & Clare Berning, Sharon Bernt, Ronald & Susan Bischoff, Arlene & John Bishop, Bart & Jenica Bishop, John & Lucinda Bochsler, Ralph & Louise Bochsler, Ronald & Julia Bochsler, Ross Boedigheimer, Michael & Mary Branch, Gib & Linda Brand, Michael & Sharon Brand, Vince & Terry Brentano, Sam & Tami Brentano, Sarah Bruce Packing Co., Inc. Butler, Gary & Pamela Callsen, Charles & Diana Camardese, David Castillo, Milan & Miriam Christiansen, Art & Laveta Church, Tom & Ruth (Koenig) Coffin, Stephen & Sue Columbia Bank Conrad, Charles Conrad, Dennis & Sue

Cramer, Erin & Karen D & L, LLC Dickey, Donald & Patricia Dozler, Irene Duda, Diane Duman, Linda & Gerald Etzel, Larry Etzel, Leroy & Janine Frank, Ryan & Gina Freres, Rob Gallant, Steve & Jennifer Gescher, Todd & Brenda Gillette, Robin & Carrie Goffin, Rose Marie Gower, Larry & Nova Ann Gower, Ron & Lynn Green, Whitney Gries, Dolores Gustin, James Harrington, Leon & Lynda Harteloo, Don & Sue Harteloo, Melissa Hedrick, Jeremy & Candi Hendricks, Brian & Karen Hennemann, Nicholas & Emilia Hernandez, Albert & Arielle Highberger, Reid & Maria Highberger, Ted & Janet Hilton, Glenn & Andrea Humphreys, Tadd & Christy Ioka Farms, Inc. JIMCO Fence Co. Kelley, Kevin & Kristin Keudell, Larry & Janice Kintz, Doug & Cindy Koehnke, Jason & Alej Koehnke, Jeff & Kim Leopold, Charles Lorenz, John & Joni Lulay, Bill & Julie Lulay, Greg Lulay, Jason Lulay, Joe & Karen Lulay, Thomas & Carolyn Mack, Norma McCorkle, Phil & Kathi Meldrum, John & Lea Meredith, Danny & Maryann Meyer, Marlene & George Miles, Lawrence & Deborah Miotke, Mike & Mandy Nguyen, Fr. Luan Nielson, Lacey Niesslanik, Joseph & Ellen Obersinner, David & Marguerite Ortiz, Eric & Kim Peters, Mike & Dana Philippi Construction Inc Pietrok, Louise Pomme, Joseph & Kimberly Porterfield, Shane & Kara Rauscher, Norman & Carol

Reynolds, Michael & Tina Ripp, Virginia Roberts, Chris & Heather Robinson-Glenn, Ann Rose, Tyler & Michelle Rossman, Fr. Richard Runkle, Monte & Joene Schacher, Anthony & Julie Schindler, Rick & Holly Schmidlkofer, Bruce & Maria Schmitt, Geoff & Debbi Schumacher, Tom & Rita Scott, Mary Silbernagel, Joan Silbernagel, Larry & Patricia Silbernagel, Orval Silliman, David & Shannon Sisto, Ruben & Ruth Sublimity Insurance Summers, Jedidiah & Julie Sutton, Susan Trussell, Bruce & Lisa Tuss, David & Jennifer Upchurch, Jennifer US Bank National Association Van Handel, Pete & Theresa Van Veen, Tom & Greta Vetter, Loc & Amy Weddle, William & Kathleen Weis, Gerald & Sally Young, Flo Retta Ziglinski, Stephen In-Kind Donors Alley, Mike & Kelly Aramark Cuppa Joe Etzel, Larry Koenig, Dan & Katie Minten Graphics Piccirilli, Josh Power Auto Group Republic Services Roth’s IGA Santiam Cleanery Silbernagel, Jon & Jaymi Trexler Farm Western Beverage Co. Willamette Valley Vineyards

2017-2018

Regis Athletic Association Annual Report

The purpose of the Regis Athletic Association (RAA) is to encourage interest in and to offer support to the athletic and physical education programs of Regis High School and to provide ways and means for financing the same.

Boldt, Carlisle, & Smith Freres Building Supply HP Civil, Inc. Keudell Farms, Inc. Madison Davis Insurance Agency Mary Artz Tax & Business Services Mike Adams Construction, Co. Moonlight Maintenance, Inc. Mountain West Construction Norpac North Santiam Funeral Service LLC Safe Havens, Inc. Stayton Tire & Automotive Sublimity Eye Care Tom's Travel Homes, Inc. Ugo's Pizza

Income: $100,306.64 Expenses: $83,424.60 Operating Profit: $16,882.04 Ram Open Net Income: $157.97 GOLD SPONSORS

North Santiam Paving Power Chevrolet

General Sponsors Frank Lumber Company Freres Lumber Co, Inc. Smith, Tim

SILVER SPONSORS

Allied Rock Oregon State Bridge Construction, Inc. Santiam Memorial Hospital Siegmund Excavation & Construction Stayton Sports

Ram Open Sponsors Irving, S. Kent & Julie Spaniol's Inc. Stayton Arco Stayton Dairy Queen

BRONZE SPONSORS

Bochsler Insurance

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Grades PreK-12

Mike Alley Eric Fery Tadd Humphreys Tony Miller, Athletic Director John Nees Debi O’Bryant, Secretary/Treasurer Mike Schumacher

2017-2018 Regis Athletic Association (RAA)

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Co/Extra Curriculars: • Golf

• Baseball

• Basketball

• National Honor Society

• Cheerleading

• National Thespian Society

• Competition Cheer • Softball • Theatre Camp • Cross Country • Drama

• Track and Field

• Football

• Volleyball

• Frassati Club

• Yearbook

Principal: Rick Schindler prinicpal@regisstmary.org

Regis Campus Fast Facts:

Enrollment:

100 13:1

Student/Teacher Ratio:

Catholic Families:

75% 3

International Students:

ASPIRE Mentoring Campus Ministry College Credit Courses Guidance Counseling Tradition of Academic and Athletic Excellence

Mission Statement: Regis St. Mary Catholic School develops disciples of Christ who learn, lead and serve.

Communities Served:

• Albany • Gates • Gervais • Independence • Jefferson • Lebanon • Lyons • Mill City • Mt. Angel • Salem • Scio • Silverton • Stayton • Sublimity • Woodburn

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Google Chromebook for Every Student

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Excellent Academic Programs

ST. MARY CAMPUS Since 1929 Grades PreK-8 1066 North Sixth Ave. Stayton, Oregon 97383 • (503) 769-2718

Co/Extra Curriculars: • Percussions

• Baseball

Regular Celebration of the Mass

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Highly Qualified Staff

• Basketball

• Prayer Partners

• Choir

• Science Olympiad

• Cross Country

• Softball

• Drama

• Track

• Leadership Team

• Volleyball

• Mathletes

 Opportunities for Christian Service

Vice Principal: Sarah Brentano sbrentano@regisstmary.org

St. Mary Campus Fast Facts:

Enrollment:

210 18:1

Student/Teacher Ratio:

Catholic Families:

77% 10th

Graduates Avg. Rdg/Math Grade Level:

Extended Care

Transportation Available to Most Areas

Full and Half Day PreK Options

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550 West Regis Street Stayton, Oregon 97383

REGIS ST. MARY CATHOLIC SCHOOL Learn. Lead. Serve.

PARENTS NOTE: If your son or daughter no longer resides at this address, please send his/her current address to: Regis St. Mary Catholic School, at the above address, or sbrentano@regisstmary.org

Save the Dates 11/27: 11/30: 12/01: 12/02: 12/02:

Regis Sophomore Retreat RSM Green Sale 5-8pm

RSM Green Sale 9am-1pm RSM Green Sale 8am-12pm

RSM Green Sale Breakfast 8am-12pm

12/11:

12/13:

12/18:

8th Grade Retreat at Fr. Bernard Youth & Retreat Center St. Mary Campus Christmas Concert @ ICC 630pm Regis Campus Sacrament of Reconciliation

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01/27: 01/28-01/31: 02/20: 03/07-09: 04/27: 05/03:

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Middle School Latin American Culture Night 630-730pm Christmas Vacation RSM Family STEM Night Regis Campus Preview Day Catholic Schools’ Week St. Mary Campus Science Fair Regis Campus Musical RSM Evening at the Auction SM Campus May Crowning/ Grandparents’ Day Regis Community Twilight Track Meet

54th ANNUAL

Regis St. Mary Green Sale The 54th Annual Regis St. Mary Green Sale is scheduled for November 30th, December 1st, and 2nd. This threeday fundraising event features handmade Christmas swags/wreaths, centerpieces, themed gift baskets and a Sunday breakfast. Santa will make an appearance on Friday night. There will also be a Secret Santa’s Workshop room (Friday night only) for students to purchase inexpensive gifts for friends and relatives.

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GREEN SALE HOURS: Friday, November 30th • 5 pm – 8 pm Saturday, December 1st • 9 am – 1 pm Sunday, December 2nd • 8 am – 12 pm GREEN SALE BREAKFAST Sunday, December 2 • 8 am-12 pm Adults $8, Kids $5, 4-Under Free, Family (five or more) $30

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