Red and Gold, Volume 39, Number 1 - Winter 2021

Red Gold AND

Saints in the Making

The Mater Dei High School Friends & Alumni Magazine volume 39, number 1

Table of Contents vol. 39, number 1 winter 2021 1 Financial Statement 3 New Employees/Voucher Information 5 Class of 2021 Successes 7 Saints in the Making 9 Daughters of Charity at Mater Dei 11 Mater Dei-Ville 13 Herman Scheller, Building on a Legacy 15 Tomorrow’s Workforce/Ave Maria Society 17 What is the Annual Fund?

19 MDFAA Golf Scramble 21 MDFAA Distinguished Service Award 22 Service to Others 26 Retirees 27 Alumni Update/Open House/In Honor Of 29 Honor Roll of Donors 37 Alumni Gifts 45 Matching Gifts 46 In Memory Of 49 In Memoriam 50 Special Event Sponsors

The Red & Gold is published two times a year by the Mater Dei High School Office of Institutional Advancement to encourage understanding and support the mission of Mater Dei High School. Through the Red & Gold, Mater Dei’s 10,000+ alumni, as well as the school’s many friends, continue to strengthen their relationships with each other and become better informed about the many ways Mater Dei strives for excellence through its spiritual, academic, and extra-curricular programs.

Red & Gold Editor & Page Designer: Kendra Neumann, Director of Marketing & Communications.

Contributors: Kendra Neumann Mallory (Goebel) Hertel ‘07 Tara (Elpers) Wayne ‘05 Jill Seiler Matt Karges ‘06 Jeremy Goebel ‘06 Isabelle Koch ‘22 Lauren Ahola ‘22 Photography: Straub Photography Angela St. Clair Hi-Lights Staff Kendra Neumann Jill Seiler Matt Karges ‘06 Allison Griese ‘22 Crystal Roberson Jeanne (Rode) Thomas ‘81 John Forzley

Send alumni news and address changes to Julie McGrew, Executive Administrative Assistant: jmcgrew@evdio.org or visit our website www.materdeiwildcats.com/information-update.

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SPIRITUAL GROWTH

Mater Dei High School 2020-2021 Financial Statement Dollar Amount

Tuition & Fees

$

Diocesan/Parish Support** Development TOTAL

$

Expenses

3,618,876

68%

1,040,931

20%

615,393

12%

5,275,200

100%

Dollar Amount

Salaries & Benefits

$

Percent

Percent

4,048,418

80%

Operations**

675,069

13%

Student Support

372,363

7%

$

5,095,850

Total Cost Per Student*

$

10,131

1st Student Tuition & Fees

$

7,585

100%

‘* The cost of aeducating a student is $10,131 per33% year. * The actualactual cost of educating student is $10,131 per year.

Approximately of student costs are provided by Diocese and Parish support and development Approximately 33% of student costs are provided by Diocese efforts. and Parish support and development efforts.

**Does not include Payroll Protection Program Grant or Capital Expenditures "The national average tuition for Catholic high schools is $11,240 while the average Indiana private high school tuiton is approximately $10,056 per year. ‘**Does not include Payroll Protection Program Grant or Mater Dei's tuition is significantly lower due to parish, alumni, catholic charity and community financial support.

Capital Expenditures Thank you for all you do to provide a Catholic Education for the many students in our community."

“The national average tuition for Catholic high schools is $11,240 while the average Indiana private high school tuition is approximately $10,056 per year. Mater Dei’s tuition is significantly lower due to parish, alumni, Catholic charity and community financial support. Thank you for all you do to provide a Catholic education for the many students in our community.” - Karen Liley, Mater Dei Business Manager

Optimist Club Breakfast!

SERVICE TO OTHERS

--Karen Liley, Mater Dei Business Manager

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

TOTAL

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Income

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We have a few new faces at Mater Dei this school year!

Please welcome Jack Owensby (Director of Facilities), Kristie Alexander (English), and Jennifer (Wannemuehler) McDurmon ‘91 (Math)!

Class of 2021 Mater Dei Scholarship Recipients Advancing Women in Science/STEM Scholarship Paige Denning Father Deering Scholarship Alison Schimmel James Niemeier Wrestling Scholarship Alec Freeman Jason Coughlin Memorial Scholarship Cole Ross Mater Dei Friends and Alumni Scholarship Blaise Kelley and Sydney Maasberg Rick Weber Memorial Scholarship Miranda Nosko Walter and Irene Ruston Scholarship Greg Mayer and Emma Peerman The Stan Singer Excellence in Writing Award Megan Muensterman Tom Tighe Scholarship Paige Denning and Simon Stratman Tomorrow’s Workforce Leadership Scholarship Meredith Hagerty Louie Wittmer Nursing and Medical Scholarship

All Sports Award Ryan Taylor Mariah Dickerson Dawson Schroeder Evan Herr Taylor Gerth

Individual State Recognition Speech State Champ in Original Oratory Greg Mayer

Wrestling

Alec Freeman 2nd place Blake Boarman 3rd place finish Cole Ross 5th place finish

Track & Field Mariah Dickerson, Discus

Jordan Seiler Nix Famliy Scholarship Ayden Elpers

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"I love the theme "Saints in the Making" for this school year. To me becoming a Saint is all about finding out and following what God has planned for you with a joyful spirit. It seems fitting that this is the theme for my class's senior year because we are all already so focused on figuring out what we will be doing in the future with college and career choices.

It's a nice way to remember that God already has our future figured out and all we need to worry about is doing our best to love each other in the present moment. For the past year, I have been discerning my vocation, and while I don't yet know what my vocation is I know that if I always do my best to stay close to God and say yes to his plan, someday I can become a Saint. I hope that this school year brings us all closer to God and that we can all become more familiar with his love for us."

Senior Isabelle Koch shared laughs with a veteran after the Veterans Day program.

Senior, Isabelle Koch “I am called to be a saint and so are you. By striving for this goal, we can become the people that God made us to be. Though we will experience trials as well as our own weaknesses, it’s important to remember that holiness does not equal perfection. It simply means trusting and surrendering to God’s will in the present moment. He truly knows what’s best for us. When we trust in God, we will find meaning and peace. His grace is sufficient to help us to become saints. I am extremely grateful to work in a school where our theme happens to be God’s universal call for each one of us; to be a saint in the making!”

Theology Teacher, Jeremy Goebel ‘06, led the class in prayer before starting their day.

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By Mallory Hertel ‘07 Mater Dei has been blessed with seeing the smiling faces of Sr. Ann Marie Butler and Sr. Sheila Carney nearly every day for years. These special Daughters of Charity have given more to MD than just their happy demeanor and wisdom.

Both have taken on very important roles since joining our school staff. Sr. Sheila is originally from Utica, NY. Since her Formation as a Daughter of Charity in 1958, Sr. Sheila has gone on to dedicate her life to students. She has served in various roles in schools all across the country from Washington, D.C., Ohio, Alabama, Mississippi, Illinois, and Texas. She taught middle school for 28 years and served as a principal for 6. Throughout her time, she also was a volleyball and basketball coach. She then went on to serve as the Secretary at the Mater Dei Provincial House of Evansville. In 2015, Sr. Sheila came to Mater Dei High School and went straight to volunteering her services in the Business Office where she aids in payroll, details, and deposits and keeps her office mates in line. When asked what she likes the most about her time at Mater Dei, Sister says, “It keeps me connected with youth and the high school kids. Not that I have a lot to do with them directly, but it keeps me around them.” In her spare time, you can find Sister Sheila reading, doing jigsaw puzzles, and keeping up with sports. She is especially a fan of college basketball. She now has all of her fellow Daughters of Charity filling out brackets every year during March Madness.

Sister Ann Marie Butler began her volunteer ministry at Mater Dei in 2011 and has provided spiritual guidance to groups of 3-4 students at a time during part of their junior theology class. It takes approximately two weeks to see all the students in the class and then they continue on a rotation the rest of the year. She concentrates on 3 main areas with the junior class: 1) their relationship with God and various prayer experiences 2) recognition of the gifts God has given them and the use of those gifts to serve others and 3) a discernment process that will help them in making good decisions for the rest of their lives.

Catholic identity as well as the special needs of the school. She even developed a program in small group spiritual guidance which was published by the National Catholic Education Association. The title of the book is: “Many and Beautiful Things: Small Group Spiritual Guidance,” the title taken from a teacher’s prayer: “One day I would like to teach a few people many and beautiful things that will help them when they will one day teach a few people.” Sister Ann Marie says, “I love being at Mater Dei and feel that I am doubly blessed to have a great community of Sisters with whom I live and another special one with the faculty and students here.”

Sister Ann Marie and Sister Sheila certainly give to the school in more ways than one and we are so incredibly grateful for their talents and presence day in and day out.

Sr. Ann Marie Butler and Sr. Sheila Carney

Originally from Natchez, Mississippi, Sister Ann Marie began her ministry in Catholic education 56 years ago. She has served as a teacher, principal, spiritual director, and a member of the Diocesan team in Mississippi to visit all Catholic schools and assist them in areas of

Sr. Sheila Carney enjoyed lunch with co-workers, Jill Seiler, Kendal (Elpers) Schmidt ‘08, and Tara (Elpers) Wayne ‘05!

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Our Mater Dei Alumni wish you the best for a successful season!

Lacy (Haller) Bender, 2002 Diane (Jourdan) Claybon, 1983 Gregory Elpers, 1992 Ma�hew Folz, 1991 Tiffany Knapp, 1991 Marilyn (Spahn) Heldman, 1983 Chris�na (Coomes) Hobbs, 1977 Kimberly (Dosher) Kinnaman, 2000 Abby Masterson, 2016 Cassie Muensterman, 2015 Maddie Schuler, 2016 Ali Spahn, 2017 Megan (Wildeman) Fritch, 2015 Maddie (Happe) Will, 2017 Vicki (Spahn) Wunderlich, 1991

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ELECTED OFFICIALS Mayor: Calvin Stratman Clerk: Madeline Rentchler Judge: Pete Doepker Councilpersons-at-large: Jonathan Brenner Zach Pfeffer Isaac Schneider Maggie Hagerty

Seniors Calvin Stratman, Madeline Rentchler, and Pete Doepker were sworn into their roles as Mayor, Clerk, and Judge during the 2021 Inauguration.

Class Presidents: Collin Maurer (12) Kathleen Glaser (11) Wyatt Stratman (10) Isaiah Schaefer (9)

APPOINTED OFFICIALS Comptroller Homeroom Representatives: Homeroom Representatives: Nathan Schneider Seniors Sophomores Clerk Affiliates Lauren Ahola Alessia Baumann Aleilah Nisley, Olivia Schmitt Austin Frey Kate Halbig Police Chief Warren Halbig Ella Kane Pierce Wolters Eli McDurmon Gretchen Moser Assistant Police Chief Lindsey Reidford Lily Smith Maddie Merkley Morgan Wilmes Lillian Traylor Fire Chief Brody Baumann Juniors Freshmen Prosecuting Attorneys Lindsey Boeke Haley Brinkmeyer Jonathan Brenner, Luke Burgdorf Belle Farmer Ruby Farmer Defense Attorneys Abby Kiesel Ella Hamilton Tyler Martin, Eli McDurmon Luke McDurmon Trenton Murphy Public Relations Commissioners Molly Schmitt Hannah Sammet Lauren Ahola, Kennedy Wenger, Morgan Wilmes Allison Weber Nicole Townsend Parks and Recreation Commissioners Ben Glaser, Holly Karges, Kelton Roper Chaplain Jessie Bacon Service Board Heads Julie Heldman, Kate Herrmann Historians Emma Macke 11

By Mallory Hertel ‘07

In December of 1962, Herman Scheller’s father tragically passed away in a car accident. As the oldest at 16, Herman had to grow up fast, drop out of Mater Dei, and take over the farm to support his family.

He tried to find a balance between getting his education and tending to everything but it proved to be impossible. “We had dairy cows and hogs and that’s a 7-day a week job. I tried to do both. Sr. Clara suggested night school; I just thought ‘well that won’t help!’” Herman reflects on his days at Mater Dei fondly, and had things been different, looked forward to

Soon after receiving his graduating with his class of 1964.

GED, his daughter, Michele ‘91 was

set to graduate from Mater Dei. “My daughter ended up giving me a cap and gown. I told her I was not putting that thing on,” he chuckled.

“Well, I ended up walking across the stage and graduating the same year she did.”

When he is not studying for classes or farming, Herman enjoys working with wood and creating things. “I make all kinds of furniture and stuff. Everything I have built is from logs I’ve cut down.”

Herman as a sophomore at MD in 1962.

When MD science teacher and football coach, Carl Voegel,

Fast forward to around 1990. asked Herman to make a trophy Herman’s mother and daughters case for the West Side Nut Club encouraged him to get his GED. His “Nut” Trophy which stays with mom would record Channel 9 where either Reitz or Mater Dei for a year there were informational guides depending on the outcome of their where you could study to get your rivalry football game, Herman was GED. “I received my letter saying eager to jump on the job. “Carl I needed to get my GED. I told my asked what I wanted for it and I said girls I hadn’t even watched the first nothing. Three generations of my tape! Well, they pushed me to do it family have gone through Mater Dei and I ended up taking it and passing and given us an education. I want to with flying colors.” donate it.”

Herman was sure to leave his mark with his family tree drawn on top of the display case. It includes 3 generations of MD alumni starting with Herman ‘64. Children: Leanne (Scheller) Phillips ‘87, Susan ‘89, Michele (Scheller) Reker ‘91, Larry ‘94, and grandchildren: Kelsey Reker ‘11, Megan Reker ‘15, and Allison Reker ‘2016.

It seems to be no coincidence that ever since the trophy case was gifted to Mater Dei, we have won the annual Battle of the West Side. The trophy is currently on display in this beautiful case as you enter the main gym of Mater Dei.

Herman Scheller Family photo: Front Row L to R: Susie Scheller, Herman Scheller, Leanne (Scheller) Phillips, and Rylee Phillips Back Row L to R: Larry Scheller, Nadia Steele, Kelsey Reker, Allison Reker, Michele (Scheller) Reker, Scott reker, Megan Reker and Quinten Phillips

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Mater Dei and Memorial High Schools hosted the annual Tomorrow’s Workforce Luncheon on September 23rd. The keynote speaker was Lt. Governor and Mater Dei alumna, Suzanne Crouch ‘70. Suzanne’s message resonated with all in attendance as she credited her Catholic education for instilling in her a strong work ethic and study morals. Fifteen seniors from both Mater Dei and Memorial were recognized at the luncheon following a rigorous application process. One student from each school also received a $1,000 scholarship for the college of their choice.

The Mater Dei seniors in attendance included: Lauren Ahola, Brody Baumann, Kate Breeden, Allison Griese, Julie Heldman, Kate Herrmann, Alyssa Kempf, Sophia Kleiman, Isabelle Koch, Madeline Rentchler, Nathan Schneider, Calvin Stratman, Ryan VanBibber, Kennedy Wenger, and Morgan Wilmes.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS Maurice ‘60 & Cherie (Berendes) ‘60 Berendes Fr. James Endress † Mater Dei High School has established the Ave Maria Society to recognize and thank those families who support Mater Dei High School by means of a planned gift or endowment establishment.

Your planned gifts will help Mater Dei provide for the future. Becoming a member is simple. We can provide resources to help determine which planned giving option is best for you, including, but not limited to, bequests, individual retirement accounts (IRAs), charitable gift annuities, endowments and life insurance. Once you have made a planned gift or established an endowment with Mater Dei as the beneficiary, you will become an official member of the Ave Maria Society. Please contact Mallory Hertel if you are considering including Mater Dei in your planning or if you have already done so by calling 812-421-5727 x 405 or email mhertel@evdio.org. We genuinely appreciate the opportunity to discuss planned giving and endowment opportunities with you.

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The Annual Fund is our biggest and longest-running fundraiser of the year. It kicks off on July 1st every year and runs through June 30th of the following year. Funds raised are used to support various projects determined to have the most need over the course of the year and include but are not limited to building and grounds maintenance, tuition assistance for our students and their families, faculty and staff professional development, class retreats, and guest speakers. The projects can vary year to year but there are typically some recurring themes that need the constant support of our generous donors such as tuition assistance and maintenance for our facilities. All gifts regardless of size are very much appreciated. Mater Dei is blessed to have so many generous friends and alumni that truly keep us moving forward.

Annual Fund Projects 2021-2022

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Teacher and Staff Professional Development Youth First Social Worker

Tuition Assistance $100,000

Need-based assistance to help students afford a Catholic education at Mater Dei.

Spiritual Enrichment Programs $15,000

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Guest Speakers Student Retreat Programs

Building & Grounds $175,000

Low-maintenance landscaping Chiller Upgrade New Roof

TOTAL UNRESTRICTED GOAL = $325,000

PAST ANNUAL FUND CHAIRS

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Academics & Activities $35,000

Mater Dei Faculty & Staff 2020-21 Chairs Brett ‘08 & Sara ‘08 Bueltel 2019-20 Co-Chairs Ryan ‘98 & Hallie ‘04 Scheu 2018-19 Co-Chairs Andy ‘06 & Elyse ‘06 Niemeier 2017-18 Co-Chairs Matt ‘96 & Amanda ‘97 Bohleber 2016-17 Co Chairs Jake ‘02 & Katie Schiff 2015-16 Co-Chairs Rev. David Nunning 2014-15 Chair

Jim ’95 and Amy ’96 (Lehman) Schroeder 2021-2022 Annual Fund Chairs Why do we give?

While 2020-2021 has held much confusion and doubt in our nation and world, we found so much peace in sending our kids to Mater Dei, an anchor for the generations. The strength, perseverance and dedication of the teachers, staff, and families of Mater Dei this past year illuminated the very ideals upon which this institution was founded.

We are certain that those who have gone before us, whose hard work, fierce loyalty, and faith in God saw Mater Dei to its fruition, would be so proud to see the continued commitment that has allowed our beloved alma mater to flourish, even in uncertain times. Mater Dei is a place of conviction, where new and familiar faces unite together, grow to be men and women, and embark upon the world with a foundation of faith and reason that will touch and shape countless lives for the better. We invite you to join us in giving back to Mater Dei, continuing to support the unique blend of faith and scholarship that instills in students God’s truth, goodness, and beauty. Our parents and grandparents sacrificed to make this possible. Let’s do the same for our children and grandchildren.

Jim graduated from Ball State University and earned his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from St. Louis University. He is the Vice-President of the Department of Psychology & Wellness at Easterseals Rehabilitation Center. Amy graduated from the University of Evansville with a BS in education. After her first years of teaching professionally, she is now at home teaching and raising their family. Jim and Amy are the parents of Zachary, Emma, Matthew, Noah, William, Louis, Samuel, and Katherine. They are parishioners of Holy Redeemer Parish.

Butch ‘66 & Linda Feulner 2013-14 Co-Chairs Jim ‘88 & Ingrid ‘95 Stratman 2012-13 Co-Chairs Mark ‘70 & Monie ‘70 Freeman 2011-12 Co-Chairs Ira Gerard ‘72 & Terry ‘72 Boots 2010-11 Co-Chairs Shirley Knapp ;50 2009-10 Chair Maurice Berendes ‘60 2008-09 Chair Steve Eickhoff ‘73 2007-08 Chair

Dan Niemeier ‘80 2006-07 Chair Steve Moore ‘65 2005-06 Chair Ron Hollander ‘59 2004-05 Chair Jim Will, Jr. ‘76 2003-04 Chair Ed Knapp ‘59 2002-03 Chair Andy Goebel ‘65 2001-02 Chair

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It was a beautiful day for golf for this year’s annual Mater Dei Friends & Alumni Association Golf Scramble on October 1, 2021, at Helfrich Golf Course. Marx BBQ catered the meal once again and there were many familiar faces ready for a day of golf and good times. The money raised will directly benefit the students and faculty of Mater Dei through the gifts from the Mater Dei Friends & Alumni Association.

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Kevin Moore ‘91 2021 MDFAA Distinguished Service Award Recipient.

The MDFAA Distinguished Service Award is presented to an alumni or friend who: 1. Demonstrates a belief in God 2. Has the integrity and courage to integrate christian values into his or her life and work 3. Expresses a generosity of spirit through commitment and involvement in activities that affect the well-being of the Evansville community 4. Gives outstanding service to Mater Dei High School 5. Exhibits a true dedication to our young people.

Please contact Mallory Hertel by email mhertel@evdio.org or call 812-421-5727 with your nominations and why you’d like to see your nominee recognized. Deadline for submissions is January 12th. The award recipient will be recognized at a home basketball game during the 2021-2022 season.

Students gathered at Starbucks to have a study session!

Judith (Siemers) Schneider ‘79 Catherine Schneider ‘14 Mariah Schneider ‘16 Natalie Schneider ‘19 Zackery Schneider ‘21 All Saints’ Day Mass was lead by Fr. Luke Hassler ‘11.

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Service to

Others

By Matthew Karges ‘06

Doing what is right by your neighbor can never be wrong. Service to others will always be right and is just what Mater Dei has also stood for as one of its fundamental pillars ever since opening its doors in 1949. The school has always put faith, academics, social involvement, and service to others at the beginning pages of its history book, guiding students that graduate from here for generations in doing what is good and best for the community. The commitment of teachers, coaches, and clergy to this school has undoubtedly helped bring out the best in some and sometimes unknowingly built the traits for others to become public servants—an honor that has a reward in the service.

Mater Dei has etched the motto “Enter to Learn, Go Forth to Serve” into young minds for generations.

Over the 70 years this school has been blessed, it has blessed the community with numerous everyday heroes who have chosen to dedicate their lives to giving back to others—simply because it’s what is right. Just as service to others is a fundamental pillar at Mater Dei, so is public safety to society.

Without it, there is no public prosperity—which we can all agree is of utmost importance to a quality community.

As a Mater Dei graduate (‘06) myself, I gained a lot of guidance that I likely wouldn’t have received elsewhere. The entire staff taught respect, discipline, keeping the faith and didn’t cut corners in learning from my experience. Some of them may recall I wasn’t the easiest to instill these things in, but I can tell you today it stuck

with and helped make me the person I am today. Although I was likely brainwashed in becoming a police officer from an early age growing up in a family of cops—I still value all things public safety for all the right reasons. I truly believe in being a part of something bigger than one’s self. I believe society still has its admiration for those who wear a badge that represents them all and protects them all.

Because of this, I reached out to Mater Dei and we felt it important to share the stories of Mater Dei graduates who also wear a badge or hat in public safety. Mater Dei students, family, and alumni alike can see some of the graduates who went forth to serve after graduation. Everyone in the MD family can get an insight into what it’s like serving in public safety and how the school has helped develop those who do. Thank you to everyone that works in the public safety field and as a first responder—it’s never wrong, doing what is right.

Daryl Adler ’90 Evansville Fire Department (EFD)

Daryl Adler graduated from Mater Dei in 1990, giving praise to the teachers, staff, coaches, and peers for preparing him for his future. He played college baseball and received a degree in education from the University of Southern Indiana.

In 2006, Daryl joined the Evansville Fire Department. Growing up like many kids admiring the police and fire shows of the ‘70s, he also admired the Job but says that he didn’t take it further until God opened

Daryl Adler ‘90

a door for him. He’s now getting to live his dream by being a firefighter— something that is a dream of many kids for every generation.

A firefighter is a highly trained professional in navigating burning structures to save a life, the ones to keep properties from overwhelming an area with more destruction, and a first responder to anyone hurt and asking for help. They train continuously their entire career to help others and with the mindset that they’ll sacrifice themselves to ensure others always have a chance when asking for help. Being a firefighter is a fulfilling job and building a family with those you work around. Daryl’s co-workers at his station house are family since they share these values and know they can rely on each other just the same when doing their job.

In 2016 Daryl was recognized by the city and awarded Firefighter of the Year for his achievements on duty and volunteer work off duty. He’s a member of the department’s Honor Guard—which is a unit that represents the department at funerals, memorials, ceremonies, and other public events. He’s also a member of the peer support team which assists other firefighters and families with support in various times of need or tragedy.

Being a firefighter has given Daryl a life of gratitude for being a husband and father as well. He is fulfilled leading a servant lifestyle and states: “Love our neighbors as ourselves”.

“It’s the call that Jesus gave us all in Matthew 22:39 He continued “We see a lot of things on the Job on a regular basis that most won’t ever see.

You can’t unsee it, but lean on each other, trust in God, and try to see each day as a gift.”

Brandon Deig ’06 Indiana State Police (ISP)

If you take a look back at the history of the Indiana State Police you may find that they had roots as the Motor Vehicle Police of the 1920’s, being the first agency with statewide traffic enforcement powers. Then to combat the increasingly violent crimes of fleeing felons and more vehicles traveling on the roadways in the 1930’s—came the creation of Indiana State Police. A Trooper’s focus is on keeping our roadways safe throughout the state, but also adding a statewide police force to assist with handling crime anywhere in the state. In 2011, MD graduate Brandon Deig joined the ISP after working for the Capitol Police section in Indianapolis for two years and joined the ranks of this well-known agency.

Brandon Deig ‘06 posing for a photo while on patrol.

the past six years. In my 13-year police career, I have been able to do and see so much more than I ever imagined I would in my career. I have worked security for Alice Cooper and MC Hammer (I know some of the younger ones reading this might not know either of them). I have worked security for two United States Presidents. I have worked NASCAR races and Indy 500 races. I’ve got to work multiple Indiana State Fairs and different festivals in Indianapolis. I have met numerous celebrities and politicians along the way. I got the opportunity to be sworn in as a Cleveland, Ohio police officer to work security at the Republican National Convention. I have been fortunate enough to attend trainings in Washington D.C., Quantico, VA (Drug Enforcement Administration Academy), Los Angeles, CA, and Jacksonville, FL. I have also been involved in the not-so-fun part of the profession. Last summer, I was sent to Indianapolis and Jeffersonville to protect the cities and their citizens from rioters and other individuals that were looking to cause mayhem and destruction. I have responded to natural disasters that have demolished Indiana towns and attempted to help the citizens put their lives back together after seeing everything they owned destroyed. Unfortunately, the bad comes along with the good in this profession. The thing we must remember is that the good outweighs the bad. I have heard numerous times that as first responders, we have a front-row seat to the best show on earth. You learn to not take anything for granted and live each day to the fullest.”

“Being a State Trooper, I must wear a lot of different hats. I am a Field Training Officer (FTO), Background Investigator for new applicants, Marijuana Eradication Coordinator, Meth Suppression Coordinator, and part of the Mobile Field Force (Riot Squad). Being a law enforcement officer, has given me the opportunity to be the Posey County Fraternal Order of Police President for Brandon Deig ‘06 in front of Marine One.

Mater Dei had quite the impact on Brandon’s future career choice too. Assistant football coach Joe Phelps who’s been a staple on the field for several eras of high school football helped coach him. Seeing Phelps’ Evansville Police car parked outside the fence at practice each day helped grow his admiration for the Job. Being a “Mater Dei-ville” police officer, he was under the guidance of Mater Dei school liaison EPD Officer Rob Waller who also developed this confidence and surety for pursuing the career as well. Two MD role models that unknowingly had an impact on a future public servant is a reflection of the school’s character in having the right people a part of its environment.

Brandon believes MD’s professionalism, discipline, and consistency that was demanded in not only the sports, but also the schoolwork has stayed with him throughout everyday life, his career, and becoming an elected official (Posey-County Council). “I may not have realized it while in school, but I do today, Mater Dei taught me to do the right thing, at the right time, for the right reason. It instilled in me to follow my dreams and never give up on my goals that I set to reach.”

Keith Wildeman ’98 Indiana Department of Natural Resources Police (DNR)

Law enforcement doesn’t just involve chasing bad guys on the city streets, it includes enforcing the law everywhere there’s U.S soil. For 1998 MD graduate Keith Wildeman a lot of the time the soil or rural areas is where most of his work takes place and off the daily routes of city and state roadways.

Keith is an officer with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division (A.K.A Indiana Conservation Officer (ICO).

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Keith Wildeman ‘98 collected an alligator in the Kankakee River while on duty.

ICO’s are easily identifiable by their green uniforms and are our public servants off the beaten path who keep not only us safe but also the wildlife and natural resources in Indiana protected as well. Much of their job takes place out in the “country” of our Indiana counties where they’re usually the only law enforcement around. They have an important public safety job that also includes: a focus on hunting, fishing, trapping, off-road vehicle (ORV), and boating enforcement. ICOs are also tasked with teaching and promoting Hunter and Boater Education, ORV safety, being an active part of our local community, search and rescue operations, and making sure the state’s natural resources aren’t taken advantage of.

Much of the time the only voice for these resources and all of the time the only thing standing in a wrongdoer’s way.

Enjoying a conservation event while in boy scouts as a kid sparked Keith’s interest in joining the agency.

Knowing this job is what he wanted to do, it was evident that Carl Voegel’s Biology and Tom Dick’s Earth Science were classes he enjoyed most at Mater Dei. After being on the Job a while, Keith also says “I didn’t realize it at the time, but Mary Pattison’s English and Composition classes set the foundation for my ability to write countless detailed incident and investigation reports that have kept me from going to court and in law enforcement that is a big advantage.”

Keith graduated from Purdue University in 2002 majoring in Wildlife Management, went on to work in Tennessee as a research technician on a bobtail quail project, returned to Indiana working as a civilian for the DNR in LaPorte and Newton counties. Along with working through college as a research technician, teaching assistant, engaging in student organizations, and even working in Vermont teaching hunter education— working these jobs in the wildlife field all contributed to him being prepared to one day be an Indiana Conservation Officer.

Keith Wildeman ‘98 and another DNR officer worked a large scale felony sale of wildlife.

From a subject that was illegally buying and selling wildlife (deer, raccoons, & turtles) to the Chinatown area of Chicago that turned into an undercover investigation that resulted in a number of felony charges for the sale of wildlife, to a subject poaching deer with a high-powered rifle at night while standing in the sunroof of his compact car and shooting across a busy road on the north side of Vanderburgh County. Sometimes I was in the right place at the right time and once caught a group of waterfowl hunters on the Kentucky side of the Ohio River over bagging on ducks and then dumping the carcasses in the river right in front of me.”

No two days are the same in public safety and the same goes for being an ICO. Keith gets to spend a lot of his time checking anglers and hunters, being outside patrolling “God’s country” on a boat or ATV, teaching firearm safety classes to the youth, and interacting with the public. All this along with still responding to emergencies at any given moment. Stuff that’s all in a day’s work for an Indiana Conservation Officer.

In 2009 Keith became an ICO for the DNR working in Starke Coun- Allison Farmer ’15 ty, IN for eight years. He and his wife Evansville Police Department (EPD) Sara (formerly Sara Burdette) who

Allison Farmer graduated works for the state police lab as a drug Mater Dei in 2015 and spent her analyst and is a ’00 MD grad) moved entire life being around public safety back to Evansville in 2017 and he has as an Evansville Firemen’s daughter. been responsible for law enforcement Her dad as her role model helped work in Posey County ever since. shape her idea of wanting to be a part

What one can expect by be- of something in this community that ing an ICO is best explained by Keith: allowed her to give back and help “Throughout my career with the those in need. Wanting to have an Indiana DNR, I have had some great impact on the community that had experiences and witnessed terrible such an impact on her, she looked to tragedies. These range from interactbecoming a police officer. There areing with kids successfully harvesting many aspects of fulfillment that can be their first deer or turkey to recovering accomplished by becoming a public young drowning victims and investiservant in any fashion. Law enforcegating serious off-road vehicle acciment holds many but remains one of dents. Several cases I have made over the most diverse fields within its own my career stand out over the others profession when it comes to “wearing because they came from TIPs from the many hats” that draw a lot of people to local community. the job.

Because of this, many people don’t fully know what it’s like to be a cop until you do it.

When you watch the shows “Cops” or “Live PD” you usually get the more interesting or exciting parts of law enforcement all in a half-hour.

These episodes ring true for a lot of city cops, but it’s not the only things that go on for an officer.

Municipal police work comes with all the elements of city life. There are bars--so there are bar fights, there are large weekly events--so there are large event problems/safety concerns, there’s an endless sea of porch lights and reflective intersection signs at night--so there’s of course continuous calls of family disputes, intoxicated subjects, break-ins, break-ups, and even vehicle break-downs. A city cop may take three, hour-long complaints or vandalism reports in succession and when trying to text back a loved one—receive a call about a subject with a gun who just threatened to shoot someone. You may sign on to your computer for duty one day and immediately get sent to a car accident that’s backed up traffic on the Lloyd Expressway. After completing the various forms, absorbing the distaste for how long it took to complete everything, you pull off and try “finding the bad guys” before lunch/dinner but get interrupted with a call of a lady being beaten across town. Your “Job” instincts (five months of academy training with five more months of field training mixed with the inherent urge to help someone—which is what motivated most to put the uniform on) kick in and you rush to the address. This puts you on another collision course with destiny in a very real and memorable day with a stranger that quite “right now!” needs help. Sometimes a cop gets there and the abuser has fled because this idea we have known as the “cops” were coming—which is one thing that stops bad people from doing bad things.

Sometimes they’re still there pleading their case and now you have a trained protector of the streets turning into a referee or debate moderator. Trying to not only find the truth but sometimes trying to maintain control of this rapidly evolving or deteriorating situation. If an arrest is made, hopefully, it goes smoothly and safely, but not always. If only a report is made, then back to the car and type it while other neighbor complaints are holding or someone needs a “standby” while they move out of their apartment.

This is just a blip in the daily roller coaster of public safety in the city of Evansville. Some nights are surreal and you just hear the noises of cars speeding off in the night while the window is cracked (it helps to hear someone walking up or possible breaks in the structure of city noise that may need your attention like a yell or gunshot) and you get to solve someone’s problem at some point.

Some days are a few theft reports and car stops, but nothing more. It’s definitely not just the “Cops” episode we all have seen but makes for an exciting episode of a career nonetheless. These aspects factor into the fulfillment Allison has in being in law enforcement as well stating: “At Mater Dei, we are always taught to go forth and serve.

This message is something that I have kept with me through college and on into my career. I have made it a mission to go into the community and protect those within it while providing a sense of compassion. Mater Dei showed me what it was like to be a part of something that is able to make such a great impression and, going forward, I knew I wanted to continue in a field that held the same standard.

Mater Dei prepared me to do great things and EPD continuously gives me chances to do so.”

Being on the EPD has allowed Allison to be involved in many ups and downs of the law enforcement roller coaster so far and given her opportunities she may not have found elsewhere. Not only has she been awarded in helping save a subject’s life in a dangerous situation, but she’s also currently a Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) member too who is specially trained to handle dispatch calls for suicidal subjects or someone who is concerned that a loved one might be. She is also a department Humane Officer who has extra training and direction in handling animal abuse or safety issues that a lot of other patrol officers or detectives may not have the time to fully investigate. Both of these jobs are just some of the pillars of compassion that a public servant in law enforcement possesses. She’s able to personally help someone in their worst moments when sometimes there is no one else. When a goal of hers has always been to give back, being an Evansville city police officer she’s been able to do just that.

Allison Farmer ‘15 poses for a photo with a kitten while on duty.

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After retiring from Sterling Boiler & Mechanical, Dennis Niemeier ‘70 joined the Mater Dei staff in 2015 and became the Co-Facilities Manager with Steve Luigs after years of volunteering at the school. Often the first to arrive and last to leave the school grounds for the day, Dennis has been an incredible asset to the school. There seems to be no limit to his energy or abilities.

Dennis’ dedication to Mater Dei was recognized in 2020 as a recipient of the first-ever MDFAA Distinguished Service Award Winner alongside Janice (Goebel) Schuble ‘64.

Mater Dei has been so lucky to have him in our building day in and day out for the past six years. We wish him much joy and rest in his next chapter.

George Moll celebrated his retirement and 35th year as the head cross country coach this fall. Senior runner, Lauren Ahola, reflected on her time as a runner stating, “Coach Moll impacted my personal and athletic development during my four years of high school cross country through workouts at practices, meets, team dinners, and daily prayer. I am thankful that I was able to be a part of his support and devotion to our cross country family.”

Since graduating last spring (2021), I have spent a lot of time with friends and family.

On July 10, 2021, I moved to the Coast Guard Academy and started a new life. I started military training and homework all in one. I was able to graduate from our training program and move on to the school year. I have been on Coast Guard ships, done drill competitions, and been taught to pay attention to the details over five weeks. Some of my hobbies include being outside, kayaking, spending time with friends and family, and doing any sports. Mater Dei prepared me very well in the math department. I feel like that is the class I have seen the most I have learned from Mater Dei. Overall the school’s work ethic really was put into me and grew me over time and prepared me. I also have a sister, Claire Ross, who’s a sophomore at Mater Dei.

C/C Ross, Cole 1st Company, 1st platoon

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Anniversary Partner $67-$99 Martha ‘63 & Robert Baehl Richard ‘57 & Imogene ‘60 Baehl Connor Bartek ‘10 Janet Bauer-Correa ‘75 Robert ‘53 & Colleen ‘57 Behme John & Diane Bender Lesley ‘87 & Jeffrey Bertrand Mary Boes ‘62 Terry ‘67 & Sharon ‘67 Carlton Lynda & Welby Carpenter Thomas Cook ‘66 Gary ‘73 & Rita ‘73 Deweese Joseph ‘63 & Diana ‘64 Dippel

Brian & Maria Elena Thompson Andrew ‘95 & Barissa Tieken

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Anne ‘86 & Mark Durno Patricia Egbert ‘55 Mitchell ‘07 & Mallory ‘06 Eickhoff Richard ‘70 & Diane Elpers Lisa ‘91 & John Forzley Tanner ‘15 & Megan ‘15 Fritch Leonard Gansman ‘52 Nathan ‘94 & Tammy Goebel Nolan Goebel ‘14 Annette ‘53 & Marvin † Goedde Martha ‘66 & Timothy Gump Debra Head ‘84 Jacob ‘05 & Katherine ‘05 Herrmann Michael ‘65 & Phyllis Higdon Velva Kaffenberger Hannah ‘07 & Mark Kirkman Richard & Debbie Knight Martha ‘60 & Fred Kuester Regina ‘99 & Terry Langston Karen ‘73 & Larry Lukeman Joyce Macke ‘69 Jason ‘89 & Stacy ‘90 Martin MD Class of 1967 Bertha Michelini ‘53 Russell ‘74 & Kathy Miller Michael Moore ‘62 James ‘60 & Barbara Mosby Bradley ‘93 & Meredith Raben Kristi Raben Stephen ‘62 & Judy ‘62 Reisinger Anthony ‘73 & Cynthia ‘73 Richardt Chad ‘90 & Stephanie Sandwell Jerome Schapker ‘58 Olivia Schapker-Hall Elaine Schmits ‘56 Ann Schneider ‘56 Brian ‘85 & Deborah ‘89 Singer Kenneth ‘68 & Cathy Springer David Stocker ‘82 Daniel Tenbarge ‘80 Weston Tenbarge ‘10 Christine Thompson ‘85 Aaron Thompson ‘19 Tara Tolliver Michael & Brooke Travers Bradley ‘94 & Laurie VanBibber Theresa Vetter ‘56 Eugene ‘62 & Eva Weber Jalane Weber ‘70 Robert Weber ‘53 Leroy ‘62 & Diane Weinzapfel James Werner ‘57 John & Michelle Wible Dennis ‘68 & Pamela Wilderman Philip ‘85 & Deborah Will Cynthia ‘66 & Max Williams Janet ‘66 & Paul Witmeier Scott ‘90 & Vicki ‘91 Wunderlich

Peggy Zoglman ‘78 Patrons $11-$68 Leonard ‘60 & Carolyn ‘60 Adams Terry Aders ‘80 Clay ‘82 & Denise ‘84 Allison Leo ‘62 & Marian ‘63 Alvey Claire Alvey ‘12 Pamela ‘78 & Jeff Ambrose Eric ‘90 & Cindy ‘94 Anslinger Donna ‘69 & Larry Anspach Jane ‘71 & Tom Antes Darlene ‘69 & Randall Appler Christy Atherton ‘97 Nicholas ‘01 & Kelsey ‘08 Austin Doris Barnes Jane ‘80 & James Balbach Karen Barnes-Ellis ‘73 Joseph ‘82 & Mary Bassemeier Nick ‘01 & Melissa ‘03 Beach Beverly Behme ‘59 Joseph ‘85 & Theresa ‘86 Berendes Adam Berendes ‘13 Sue ‘63 & Robert Berry Richard ‘64 & Mary Ann Bippus Amy ‘88 & John Blackketter Megan Blankenberger ‘09 Ginger Boots Russell ‘67 & Mary ‘68 Borst Bix Branson Charlene ‘59 & Jim Braker Nicholas ‘84 & Jennifer ‘84 Braun Jerome ‘65 & Jonna ‘67 Brenner Ronald ‘71 & Debbie ‘71 Brenner Mary ‘67 & Tom Brown Chad & Christina Broyles Richard & Jennifer Brumley Peggy Bruning ‘72 Kathleen Buchanan ‘72 James ‘69 & Jean Butler Faith Byland ‘10 Sr. Sheila Carney Jeana Campbell ‘74 Norma ‘57 & Robert Carp Lori Clegg ‘98 Matthew & Lesa Conkling Beverly Conner ‘65 Clara David ‘54 Kathy ‘75 & Steve DeHaven Michael ‘88 & Michelle Dezember Matthew Dickerson ‘09 Brenda Boswell Diggs ‘58 Brenda & Dan Donofrio Rev. Christopher Droste ‘98 Jacob ‘08 & Jessie ‘08 Edwards Margaret Effinger ‘59 Jonathan ‘06 & Shannon Eickhoff

Richard & Rebecca Elbrink Robert ‘58 & Sally ‘59 Elfreich Michael ‘67 & Helen Ellert Debbie Ellison ‘75 Craig ‘92 & Laura ‘92 Elpers Brian ‘94 & Shelly Elpers Caroline Ennis ‘67 Judy Eskew ‘56 Melvin ‘73 & Dolly Fehrenbacher Dennis ‘70 & Scarlett ‘70 Feldhaus Paul ‘08 & Sarah ‘08 Fischer Lisa ‘75 & Phillip Fleming Michele ‘79 & Donald Fleming Henry ‘63 & Sherry Folz Walter ‘50 & Betty Folz Kevin ‘99 & Renee ‘00 Folz James ‘68 & Karen Folz Ashton Forzley ‘15 Logan ‘10 & Brooke ‘10 Frazer Virginia ‘74 & Jeff Gaul Betty Geiser ‘61 Roberta ‘63 & Dennis Gibbs Bill & Melissa Gillenwater Julie Gilles ‘75 Zachary Goedde ‘14 Jeffrey & Amy Gorman Mark Graninger Katie ‘04 & Jason Gretler Eugene ‘61 & Susan Gries Chelsea ‘11 & Justin Grose Reid ‘08 & Lauren ‘07 Grossman Lisa Harmon Kayla Hadfield Mitch ‘00 & Amanda Happe Elizabeth Happe ‘18 Patricia ‘74 & Robert Harding Lisa ‘80 & Jeff Harper Paul ‘60 & Bonnie ‘60 Hartmann Betty Hartz ‘52 Yvonne ‘60 & Ray Hausmann Susan ‘72 & Jim Helmer Judd & Jill Herr Linda Herrmann Sr. Donna Marie Herr, OSB Randy ‘80 & Kim Hertel Mark ‘93 & Paula Hertel Carmen Hertel ‘19 Jasmine Hertel ‘23 William Hillenbrand Sharon ‘82 & Chuck Hollingsworth Linda ‘68 & Robert Huebschman Jeffrey & Connie Huff Michael & Amie Hulfachor Denise ‘81 & Darin Hunt Donald ‘64 & Carolyn ‘64 Hutchison Robert & Linda Jacobs Melanie ‘89 & Gary Jarrell Jacqueline ‘60 & Tim Jarvis

Ricky & Carmen Jay Jeffrey Jewell David & Ann Johns Karen Johnson ‘77 Chester ‘59 & Patricia ‘59 Jost James & Brenda Jost Anthony Karges Philip ‘93 & Kyla Kares Neil ‘98 & Jessica ‘00 Kassenbrock Mark & Amanda Katowitz Antoinette Keeneth Patrick ‘82 & Shari ‘80 Kempf Eugene Kempf ‘60 Cindy ‘75 & Robert Key Gregory ‘73 & Linda Kissel Kent & Shelly Kleiman Janet ‘62 † & Karl Klusmeier Jerome ‘68 & Judith ‘68 Knapp David ‘66 & Linda ‘66 Koressel Robert & Carolyn Koressel Ruby Koressel ‘53 Andrew ‘05 & Paige Krack April ‘99 & Jim Kratochvil Jenna ‘05 & Craig Kunkler LA + D Nicholas ‘04 & Kourtney ‘05 Lannert Carol Lantaff ‘57 Larry & Becky Larson Benjamin ‘06 & Kathryn Lasher Daniel & Mary Ruth Lasher Mary ‘62 & Robert Lawrence Ron & Donna Lefler Kathryn ‘76 & Philip Lemond James Lemond Beth ‘78 & David Lindauer Theresa Lintzenich ‘72 Mary Jane ‘57 & Robert Little Bernette ‘60 & Johnie Locklar Brian ‘99 & Anna ‘99 Luigs John & Jane Luigs Ron ‘72 & Sara ‘73 Luigs Eugene and Anita Lutterbach Natalie ‘94 & Keith Maasberg James Madden Rebecca ‘66 & Edward Maier James ‘68 & Cynthia Mallory Patrick Mallory ‘02 Nancy ‘64 & Robert Mangold Kathleen ‘54 & Donald † Marrs Brandon ‘97 & Amy ‘94 Martin Walker Massey ‘18 Dolores ‘61 & Daniel Masterson Mary & Ed May Joseph May ‘52 Terri McBride ‘74 Joan ‘76 & Michael McCord Jim & Mary McDonald Donna McDonald ‘73

Brett ‘91 & Jennifer ‘91 McDurmon Scott ‘89 & Mindy McDurmon John & Mary Grace McMullen MD Class of 1962 Lindsey ‘04 & Ben Mehringer Linda Mercer ‘58 Kenneth ‘71 & Jeanne ‘79 Mesker Linda Mesker ‘66 Virgil Mesker ‘67 Shanna Messersmith ‘97 Donald Metzler ‘54 Patricia A Miller Jason & Wendy Miller Jane Mossberger ‘71 Mary Muensterman ‘81 Jerry & Sondra Munselle Mary Jo ‘72 & Don Musgrave Barbara Muth ‘61 Jamie ‘85 & Don Neel Stan ‘71 & Tracy Niemeier Stephen ‘65 & Stephanie Niemeier Todd ‘91 & Babs Niemeier Thomas & Linda Norton David ‘66 & Carol Nurrenbern Raminro & Jessica Ochoa-Guzman Sr. Jane Michele McClure, OSB ‘67 Laura Owen Dan & Chris Patterson Debby Paul ‘76 Julia ‘58 & Joseph Payne Larry Pendley ‘65 Helen ‘60 & Walt Perkins Sheri ‘83 & Todd Powers Beatrice Purcell ‘61 Sandra ‘72 & Thomas Raley John & Sylvia Reckelhoff Marilyn Reibel ‘56 Karen Reibel ‘79 Patricia Reisinger Paul ‘68 & Barbara ‘68 Reising Mary Reising ‘51 Reitz Memorial High School Matthew J. Richardson Timothy Richardt ‘77 Patrick ‘64 & Kay Riley Sharon ‘70 & Alan Ripplemeier Ruth ‘61 & David Ritzert Paul ‘78 & Kelly Rivard Stephen ‘77 & Gwendolyn Rode Donna Rode ‘67 Norma Sue Rode Robert ‘55 & Mary Rollett John ‘61 & Linda ‘64 Rollett Robin ‘06 & Tyler Rosbrugh Amy Short Leann ‘82 & Chad Sander Kathleen ‘77 & Larry Sanders Larry & Margaret Schank

Jared ‘14 & Laura ‘14 Schapker Wendy ‘88 & Doug Schapker Marcellus Schapker Scott Schapker ‘06 Mary Beth Schapker ‘81 Jim & Martha Scheller William ‘67 & Margie Schenk Jacob ‘10 & Sara ‘10 Scheu Christopher ‘89 & Jane Scheu Evelyn Schickel ‘55 Amy ‘90 & Mark Schlachter Leonard ‘73 & Susan ‘73 Schmitt Lisa ‘80 & Wilfred Schmitt Lawrence ‘52 & Norma Schmitt Dennis ‘56 & Joan Schneider Melissa ‘03 & Adam Merkel Jeffrey ‘86 & Carrie Schuler Jessica ‘97 & Bryan Schultheis Kristi ‘04 & Daniel Schuster Sherilyn ‘80 & Donnie Scott Jennifer ‘03 & Curt Seib Phil & Jill Seiler Nathan Seiler ‘18 Jeffrey ‘80 & Suzanne Seng Madeline ‘13 & Scott Sherwood Steven ‘70 & Rosie ‘70 Sitzman Becky Smither ‘70 Thomas ‘82 & Teresa Spindler St. Philip Church Men’s Club Ronald ‘60 & Betty Steinkamp Cara ‘08 & Dean Stuckey Pete & Donna Swanson Dava ‘85 & Robert Tenbarge Stephanie Thiel ‘70 Lynne Embry ‘65 & Mike Thompson Sharon Thompson ‘65 James ‘61 & Nancy Thorbecke Robert & Patricia Titzer Patricia Trainer ‘61 Shirley ‘59 & Raymond Ubelhor Pamela ‘99 & Mike Vadbunker John ‘98 & Nicole Verkamp Scott & Elizabeth Voegel Benjamin ‘86 & Marie ‘86 Wagner Doris Wahl ‘59 Barbara Wallace ‘58 Karen Waller ‘70 James ‘53 & Bonita Wannemuehler Larry ‘57 & Linda ‘59 Wannemuehler Wilfred ‘55 & Anna Wannemueller Matthew ‘00 & Crystal Weber Katherine Weber Donald Wedding Brian ‘82 & Krista ‘82 Weinzapfel Greg ‘80 & Julie ‘86 Weinzapfel Michael Weinzapfel ‘75 Donald ‘61 & Alice ‘63 Weis Phillip & Jessica Wells

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Kenneth and Jennifer Willett Rosalee ‘58 & Earl Will Nicholas ‘17 & Madelyn ‘17 Will Irma ‘60 & Martin Will Cyril & Patricia Will Howard & Cathy Williams Stephen & Sharon Willis Brian ‘68 & Dawn Woehler Jeffrey ‘97 & Sarah ‘97 Woehler Kathleen ‘69 & Kenneth Wolf Marie ‘07 & Adam Stewart Gary Wolf ‘67 Barbara Wolsiefer ‘52 Katie ‘05 & Chris Wolters Tina ‘74 & Joseph Wright Megan Wright ‘04 Michael ‘67 & Tammy Zeller Judith Zivanovic ‘56 Tammie Zuber Wildcat Class $1-$10 Michelle ‘02 & Nathan Courtney Regina Mancuso Alicia Wilderman ‘99

MATER DEI HIGH SCH

BY THE NUMBERS

10,000 + ALUMNI

FOUNDED IN

1949

100% GRADUATION RATE

83%

1:1

TECHNOLOGY

CLASS OF 2021

14 : 1

STUDENTS GRADUATED

STUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO

78%

WITH HONORS

of Students Enrolled in College Credit Classes

1 % $12 MILLION

was collected to buy

essential school supplies Teaching of Faculty in their Hold and materials for the Advanced Certified kids' education Degrees Field

18

Scholarships and Awards Offered to the Class of 2021

80%

College Credit Courses Offered

56% Students Receive Tuition Assistance

OF GRADUATES RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIP OFFERS

24

Clubs, Activities and Sports

96

Service Hours Expected per Student for Graduation

Colleges and Universities attended by the Class of 2021

in 8 states

20

Middle Schools Represented Every Year Since 2011

PRIVATE SCHOOL IN EVANSVILLE 2020 Readers Choice Awards

CORRECTIONS/ADDITIONS

Becky and Jim Johnson donated in kind gift of $100 for staff BBQ in September 2020

1300 Harmony Way Evansville, Indiana 812-426-2258 Ext. 322 www.materdeiwildcats.com

Alumni

Gifts

Class of ‘50 Class Chair: Marlene M. (Singer) Weaver Participation: 9% Walter Folz Delores (Weinzapfel) Helfrich-Schroeder Barbara (Goebel) Kent Betty Joan (Martin) Preske Richard Preske Donald Tepool † Marlene (Singer) Weaver Class of ‘51 Class Chair: Eileen (Berendes) Will Participation: 8% Margaret (Nunning) Basden Charles Lindenschmidt Dorothy (Hertel) Niemeier William G. Niemeier Mary (Miles) Reising James Spillman Eileen H. (Berendes) Will Class of ‘52 Class Chair: Doris J. (Mayer) Dewig Participation: 8% Ronald Browning Doris J. (Mayer) Dewig Rita A. (Jarvis) Eades Leonard J. Gansman Jr. Betty M. (Kempf) Hartz Joseph May WalterNeale Margie (Rollett) Orman Lawrence Schmitt Harold Steckler Barbara (Deever) Wolsiefer Class of ‘53 Class Chair: Annette (Wannemuehler)

Goedde Participation: 13% Robert Behme Annette (Wannemuehler) Goedde Sylvia (Niemeier) Gossman Herman Hartweck Ruby (Seib) Koressel Roger Lehr Rita C. (Wink) Lurker Bertha (Bauer) Michelini Charles Niemeier Charlene Scales Richard Stolz James Wannemuehler William Weber Robert Weber

Class of ‘54 Class Chair: Norma A. (Simpson) Duncan Participation: 7% Carolyn J. (Winiger) Combs Clara M. (Nurrenbern) David Daniel Deibler Norma A. (Simpson) Duncan Francis Folz Harold Kempf Kathleen R. (Miller) Marrs Donald Metzler Martha (Becker) Pokorney Class of ‘55 Class Chair: Joan B. (Berendes) Niemeier Participation:14% Gilbert Adler Robert Baughn William Baumgartner Rose (Brenner) Breivogel Carolyn (Roedel) Drury Patricia A. (Wolf) Egbert Rita (Patry) Eykamp Wilma (Rexing) Kain Rose Kuhn Jerry Lannan Margie L. (Hamilton) Madigan Joan (Berendes) Niemeier Thomas L. Niemeier Madonna (Muensterman) Preske Thomas Preske John Rebstock Robert Rollett Evelyn (Koester) Schickel Martha A. (Weinzapfel) Schmitt Peggy (Reynolds) Schneider Ronald Schnepper Curtis Seib Wilfred Wannemueller Al Weinzapfel Darlene (Berendes) Weinzapfel Class of ‘56 Class Chair: Ann C. (Rollett) Schneider Participation:11% Larry Breivogel † Justin Clements Terry Crane Sondra (Harl) Deibler Judy (Knapp) Eskew Delores A. (Krack) Folz Thomas G. Folz Robert Froehle Barbara (Strange) MacKenzie

Bernard Nunning Marilyn (Bumb) Reibel Elaine (Weber) Schmits Dennis Schneider Ann C. (Rollett) Schneider Judith (Blackman) Sieb Donald Steckler Kathleen (Weinzapfel) Thompson Theresa (Grannan) Vetter Robert Wagner Robert Weinzapfel Judith (Goergen) Zivanovic Class of ‘57 Participation:11% Richard Baehl Colleen (Adams) Behme Anna M. (Muensterman) Burdette Norma R. (Folz) Carp Shirley (Martin) Daley Rita (Rettig) Elpers Robert Hamilton Joan (Fuchs) Hansen Carol (Goebel) Lantaff Mary Jane (Weinzapfel) Little Edwin Rehrman Richard Seib Larry Wannemuehler Robert Weber Mary Ann (Folz) Weinzapfel Thomas Weinzapfel James Werner Class of ‘58 Class Chair: Paul L. Baehl Participation:14% Paul Baehl David Baehl Mary Jane (Gries) Bradley Ronald Brown Mary (Smith) Decamps Brenda Boswell Diggs Robert Elfreich Cyril Gerteisen Dale Hillenbrand Walter Jankowski Mary J. (Wannemuehler) Knapp Linda (Koester) Mercer John Meredith Mary Kay (Koch) Muehlbauer Julia (Blaser) Payne Marilyn A. (Elpers) Poag LeRoy Prange

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Mary Lue (Neale) Russler Robert S. Russler Jerome Schapker Arthur Scheller Steve Sullivan Joyce (Knapp) Tenbarge Ronald Tepool Sarah (Townsend) Tepool Mary Jane (Morris) Thomas Gail L. (Brack) Titzer Barbara (Elpers) Wallace Rosalee (Rogers) Will Martha K. (Moers) Wilson Class of ‘59 Class Chair: Edward R. Knapp Lawrence Kremer Daniel E. Norman Stephen G. Sanford Participation: 13% Patricia (Hollander) Beaven Beverly M. (Raley) Behme Charlene C. (Schultheis) Braker Shirley (Adler) Clements Margaret (Tenhumberg) Effinger Sally (Moser) Elfreich Larry Haller John Hamilton Patricia L. (Kokie) Hartz Chester Jost Patricia (Fitzsimmons) Just Edward Knapp Lawrence Kremer Donald Mayer Patricia (Miller) Novack Sue Ellen (Hosick) Ochsner Carolyn J. (Hayden) Pearce Gerald Powell Otto Preske Ray Rexing Linda (Behme) Rheinlander Robert E. Rheinlander Joyce (Goebel) Rhoades Stephen Sanford Richard Scheller † Phyllis (Brown) Schenk Emilie (Hollingsworth) Seib Shirley (Diehl) Ubelhor Doris (Hollander) Wahl Carolyn (Greminger) Waller Marshall Waller Linda (Schmitt) Wannemeuhler Eugene Wilderman Class of ‘60 Class Chair: Judy (Siebert) Knapp Participation: 18% Carolyn R. (Knapp) Adams Leonard Adams Kenneth Adler Imogene (Elpers) Baehl William Barthel

Cherie Berendes Maurice Berendes Jack Corn Rodger Duncan Francis Elpers Suzanne (Eberhard) Emge John Emrich Elizabeth (Payne) Fulton V. Ray Funke David Gerteisen Jerry Gries Pamela (Heathcotte) Gries† Judy (Eisterhold) Griffin Eileen (Will) Haase Carol (Nurrenbern) Haller Bonnie (Fehrenbacher) Hartmann Paul Hartmann Yvonne G. (Goebel) Hausmann Jacqueline (Rauck) Jarvis Harold Jenkins Eugene Kempf Clarence Kirby DiAnne (Stevens) Kremer Martha J. (Conen) Kuester JoAnn (Bruce) Layman Bernette (Wildeman) Locklar Stephen Logel Bernice (Glaser) Marx Shirley (Kuester) McDowell Tom Memmer James Mosby Helen (Feulner) Perkins Jo Ann (Koressel) Preske Edward Schemel Leroy Schenk Larry Schmitt Betty (Wink) Steckler Ronald Steinkamp Mary (Thompson) Sullivan Wesley Thomas Carol (Jost) Wagner Irma (Schapker) Will Class of ‘61 Class Chair: Gary Pierre Participation:13% Steven Aichle Mary Jo (Folz) Bacon Kathleen (Dunn )Barthel Jo Marie (Wolf) Charlson Stephen F. Charlson Robert Doerr Diane (McClure) Dow Robert Fechtmeister George Folz Betty (Weyer) Geiser Eugene Gries Donna (Miller) Hamilton David Hartmann Jennie L. (Buckman) Head David Herrmann Richard Jarboe

Barbara S. (Tieken) Lindenschmidt Dolores (Rexing) Masterson Nancy (Vowels) Mattingly Barbara Muth Gary Pierre Beatrice M. (Slaughter) Purcell R. Joseph Rettig Ruth J. (Gries) Ritzert John Rollett James Thorbecke Patricia (Kissel) Trainer John Wargel Donald Weis Class of ‘62 Class Chair: Mary Kay (Kunz) Lehman Participation: 16% Leo Alvey Eugene Baumgart Earl Becher Mary (Clausheide) Boes Alan Braun Stephen Braun Cornelius Elpers David Fechtmeister Norma Jean (Goebel) Fischer Daniel Horstman Janet (Hamer) Klusmeier † Patricia A. (Morris) Krack Mary (Reine) Lawrence Mary Kae (Kunz) Lehman Michael Moore Susan (Koressel) Pierre Barbara J. (Kolb) Price Judy (Boehman) Reisinger Stephen Reisinger Eugene Spahn Suzanne (Sursa) Stieler Eugene Weber Leroy Weinzapfel Class of ‘63 Class Chair: Marjorie (Wagner) Hartmann Participation:14% Marian (Folz) Alvey Martha A. (Wannemuehler) Baehl Sylvia (Berendes) Baehl Claudette (Allison) Becher Sue (Emge) Berry Joseph Dippel David Fehrenbacher Judy (Kissel) Fehrenbacher Henry Folz Roberta (Frey) Gibbs Raymond Gries Donald Gries Doris (Feller) Haase Marjorie (Wagner) Hartmann Judith (Schenk) Hatfield Susan M. (Kern) Kirsch Francis Miller, Jr.

Cheryl (Adams) Raleigh Edward Steinkamp JoAnn (Mayer) Weber Alice (Martin) Weis

Joyce A. (Berendes) McDurmon Stephen Moore Madonna (Raben) Niemeier Norbert Niemeier Stephen Niemeier Class of ‘64 Larry Pendley Class Chair: Ronald W. Angermeier Kenneth Rexing Janice C. (Goebel) Schuble Pendley Rita (Schenk) Rexing Participation:15% Sharon (Schutte) Thompson Jan (Miller) Adler Richard Wargel Ronald Angermeier Darrel Whiting Maurice Baumgart Charles Wildeman Sharon (Fehrenbacher) Baumgart Dianne (Hoefling) Wunderlich Richard Bippus Gary Wunderlich Diana (Stephens) Dippel W. Randolph Ellspermann Class of ‘66 Richard Fehrenbacher Class Chair: Rebecca J. (Boots) Maier Alan Feldhaus Participation:16% Darlene (Folz) Goebel Margaret (Bradley) Angermeier Catherine (Wahnsiedler) Hartmann James Beyer Susan (Brock) Hawes Wayne Botzum Gary Herrmann Thomas Cook Carolyn (Gries) Hutchison Larry Feldhaus Donald Hutchison Butch Feulner Fernando Jimenez Steven Gerteisen Berta (Parravicini) Kares Evelyn (Goebel) Guetling Nancy (Spencer) Mangold Martha (Tornatta) Gump Ronald Mesker William Hausmann Patrick Riley Robert Hisch Barbara A. (Kempf) Ritzert Rosemarie (Schneider) Horstman Linda (Weil) Rollett Ronald Jenkins Betty (Happel) Schenk Ann (Logal) Johnston Janice C. (Goebel) Schuble David Koressel Janet (Wolf) Spahn Linda (Paul) Koressel Peter Tennyson JoAnn Laugel David Williamson Glenn Macke Rebecca J. (Boots) Maier Class of ‘65 Linda Mesker Class Chair: Carol (Oliver) Goedde Rita (Morneweg) Moore Participation:18% David Nurrenbern Steven Adams Richard Reising John Barthel Daniel Reisinger Steven Blankenberger Christopher Siemers Thomas Borries Ruth Ann (Craig) Stonecipher Jerome Brenner John Stratman Beverly (Millspaugh) Conner Gerald Tieken Elizabeth A. (Yellig) Davidson Randall Waibel Judith K. (Hamilton) Dickman Cynthia R. (Cartwright) Williams Stanton Elfreich Janet (Rush) Witmeier David Ellison Kathleen (Emge) Wittgen Lynne Embry Patrick Freeman Class of ‘67 Kathy (Will) Funke Class Chair: Barbara E. (Tevault) Moore Andrew E. Goebel Kathleen M. (Tighe) Griese Larry Goedde Participation: 15% Janette (Duncan) Gries David Baumgart Mark Guetling James Borries Kathy (Lintzenich) Halbig Russell Borst James Hausmann Jonna (Hagan) Brenner Michael Higdon Mary A. (Helfrich) Brown Paul Koch Sharon (Lutz) Carlton Cheryl Martin Terry A. Carlton

Michael Ellert Caroline (Lewis) Ennis Rita Goebel Mike Greulich Jane (Schmitt) Herr Danny Kares Linda (Weiss) Knapp Thomas V. Knapp Joyce (Mesker) Koch Rebecca M. (Beyer) Koontz Nancy (Morrow) Mayer Paul S. Mayer Virgil Mesker Barbara E. (Tevault) Moore Sr. Jane Michele McClure, OSB Bernard Rietman Donna (Simon) Rode William Schenk Janet (Mallory) Siemers Stanley Weber Diane Weiss-Altstadt Judith (Goedde) Wohadlo Gary Wolf Michael Zeller Class of ‘68 Class Chair: Judy (Englert) Knapp Participation: 15% Jo Lynn (Franks) Adams Jane M. (Schenk) Baumgart Diane (Breidenbach) Bok Mary Jo (Hoelfing) Borst James Folz Tony Goebel Beverly (Underhill) Helfert Carl Horstman Linda (Waterman) Huebschman Linda (Simon) Kares Paul Kelsey Jerome Knapp Judith (Englert) Knapp Philip Kohut Carol (Fischer) Laymon Daniel Macke James Mallory Michael Martin Joyce A. (Schenk) Messersmith Donald Moore Janie (Beyer) Moore C. Phillip Raben† Barbara (Schenk) Reising Paul Reising Kenneth Rietman David Schmitt Kenneth Springer Doris J. (Paul) Taylor Dennis Wilderman Brian Woehler

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Class of ‘69 Class Chair: Paul “PJ” Norman Participation: 9% Donna (Hoffman) Anspach Darlene (Schu) Appler Karen S. (Hoefling) Breunig Frank BuergerJames Butler John Hamilton George Helfrich Thomas Horstman Paul Jourdan Kathy (Musgrave) Kanowsky Joyce Macke Sharon (Schenk) Muensterman Sandy (Baechle) Raben James Schiff Jan (Gerling) Schiff Kathleen (Schenk) Wolf Class of ‘70 Class Chair: Wayne Emge Jerome W. Kirchoff Participation: 15% Michael Baumgart Kathy (Koressel) Brendel Betty J. (Mesker) Cummings Richard Elpers Wayne Emge James Fechtmeister Mark Fehrenbacher Dennis Feldhaus Scarlett (Fehr) Feldhaus Donna (Herrell) Fischer Joseph W. Fischer Linda (Mull) Folz Mark Freeman Ramona (Rice) Freeman Michael Goebel Steven Goebel Robert Harrison Stephen Helfert Randall Jochim Vickie (McCallister) Kane Jerome W. Kirchoff Mary Jo (Herrmann) Kirchoff Suzanna R. (Sanderson) Martin Richard Miller Karen (Long) O’Bryan Sharon (Mesker) Ripplemeier Darlene (Nix) Robinson David K. Robinson Lucia (Fetchmeister) Schenk Kathy Schenk Albert C. Schmitt Rosie (Wolf) Sitzman Steven Sitzman Becky (Mayer) Smither Stephanie (Kohut) Thiel Kathryn A. (Helfrich) Verkamp Karen M. (Koch) Waller Jalane (Relleke)Weber

Class of ‘71 Chair: Joan (Eickhoff) Bauer Diane (Gutzweiler) Emge Participation: 13% Jack Alles Jane Antes Sheri Barron Joan (Eickhoff) Bauer Debbie (Holland) Brenner Ronald Brenner Diane (Gutzweiler) Emge Mary Kay (Jarboe) Fehrenbacher Robert Fehrenbacher Nancy (Spahn) Fischer Robert Fischer Beverly (Martin) Gish Karen (Metz) Goebel Thomas Goebel Cecilia (Weis) Kuester Kenneth Mesker Jane (Schapker) Mossberger Stan Niemeier Connie (Antry) Nord Sandra (Lutz) Schmitt James chroeder Mary Jane (Schele) Weber

Linda (Macke) Denstorff Gary Deweese Rita (Laugel) DeWeese James Dewig Judy (Clary) Dewig Marilyn (Mesker) Dressel Stephen Dunkel Steven Eickhoff Melvin Fehrenbacher Cynthia (Laib) Goebel Randy Helfrich David Jochem Gregory Kissel Robert Ludwig Sara (Scheller) Luigs Karen (Lappe) Lukeman Donna (Gries) McDonald Beth (Wagner) Muensterman Larry Muensterman Anthony Richardt Cindy (Fleck) Richardt Leonard Schmitt† Susan (Seibert) Schmitt Angela (Barron) Skogen Bruce Spaulding Steven Whitman

Class of ‘72 Chair: Susan (Wildeman) Lutz Participation: 20% Mark Altstadt Ira Gerard Boots Terry (Seib) Boots Peggy (Goans) Bruning Kathleen (Scott) Buchanan Diane (Dunkel) Buskavitz Phyllis (Kruse) Corn Michael Drake Marcia (Jost) Frey Steven Frey Gary Goebel Susan (Fischer) Helmer Amy (Conkling) Hisch Lisa (Vescovi) Kohl Norman Krack Theresa (Kohut) Lintzenich Ron Luigs Susan (Wildeman) Lutz John Moers Mary Jo (Weinzapfel) Musgrave Sandra (Schenk) Raley Mark Schmitt Sharon (Schapker) Strader Patricia (Kempf) Tenbarge Eugene Wannemuehler Robert Waterman LouisWildeman

Class of ‘74 Chair: Daniel Gutzweiler Participation: 15% Steve Backes Steve Bequette Lawrence Blankenberger Jeana (Gilles) Campbell Rebecca (Kirchoff) Dosher Rebecca (Anslinger) Fuchs Virginia (Koressel) Gaul Patricia (Schutte) Harding Rebecca (Schapker) Helfrich Randall Hupfer Rebecca (Kruse) Klingler Michael Koressel Timothy Krack Gary Lannert Letha (Rapp) Lannert Terri McBride Russell Miller Joyce (London) Moers Carol (Spahn) Neisen Vicki McCracken David Schapker Roberta (Helfrich) Weinzapfel Michele (Kohut) Wildeman Tina (Boots) Wright

Class of ‘73 Chair: James Dewig Participation: 12% Karen Barnes-Ellis

Class of ‘75 Chair: Jodi (Stevenson) Adcock Participation: 14% Jodi (Stevenson) Adcock Ted Barron Janet (Bauer) Correa Martha (Horstman) Bohleber

Brenda (Goedde) Born Cherie (Nemer) Burgdorf Patrick Debes Kathy (Baumgart) DeHaven Joseph Dewig Patricia (Schmitt) Dewig Debbie Ellison Lisa (Eickhoff) Fleming Julie Gilles Barbara (Griggs) Griepenstroh Karen (Marrs) Hinderliter David Jost Cindy (Orman) Key Kenneth Miller Kenneth Schenk Karla (Kercher) Solis Matthew Wannemuehler Pam (Guetling) Wannemuehler Dan Weinzapfel Michael Weinzapfel Class of ‘76 Chair: Steven Schapker James Will Jr. Participation: 15% Sherri (Fehrenbacher) Adler Gary Alles Julie (Reibel) Arafeh Patti (Scheller) Beaty Janet (Ubelhor) Fischer Steven Fischer Jeffrey Hayden Lisa (Stevenson) Henderson Debbie (Muensterman) Jochim Mariann (Oliver) Jost Michelle (May) Krack Kathryn (Buedel) Lemond Joan (Dippel) McCord Gene Mesker Ellen (Vescovi) Mullen Debby Paul Janet (Seib) Schapker Mark Schentrup Mary Ann (Lambert) Schentrup Mark Schiff Tracy (Lappe) Sparks Donna Helfrich Stucke James Will Chris Will Class of ‘77 Chair: Robert Scheller Sara Ellert Participation: 14% Jeffrey Buckman Anthony Deig Daniel Dick Sara Ellert Tony Funke Keith Hartz Donna (Kercher) Holm Karen (Laib) Johnson Daniel Lappe

David Mosby Kent Reddington Timothy Richardt Stephen Rode Kathleen (Duncan) Sanders Janet (Seib) Schapker Robert Scheller Brian Schenk Jennifer (Brothers) Tekoppel Alan Tenbarge Jeanine (Gossman) Wildeman Jeffery Wolf Class of ‘78 Chair: Beth (Goebel) Lindauer Participation: 10% Pamela (Richter) Ambrose Erin (Drake) Born Michael Gossman George Hollander Beth (Goebel) Lindauer Ruth (Muensterman) Muller Jeffry Niemeier Paul Rivard Keith Schnur Angela (McDermott) Short Alan Spindler JosephTenbarge Gary Wink Janet (Clements) Wink Peggy (Spahn) Zoglman Class of ‘79 Chair: Patricia (Rollett) Will Participation: 8% Michele (Weinzapfel) Fleming Barbara (Spaetti) Hartz Jeanne (Dewig) Mesker Kevin Mischler Karen Reibel Mary (Miller) Ritter Christine (Martin) Scheller Karen (Kaffenberger) Schenk Carl Schmitt Joylene (Weinzapfel) Springer Theresa (Goebel) Weber Patricia (Rollett) Will Class of ‘80 Chair: Michael Goedde Daniel Niemeier Participation: 17% Terry Aders Terence Alvey Jane (Seibert) Balbach Timothy Boots Richard Fischer Bonnie (Reising) Funke Michael Goedde Lisa (Reibel) Harper Randy Hertel Wade Hickam Mary Hupfer

Catherine (Hertel) Kapp Jane Kelle Shari (Allison) Kempf Laura (Eickhoff) Reddington Linda (Baehl) Russell Richard Scheller Lawrence Schentrup Lisa (Bittner) Schmitt Vincent Schu Sherilyn (Knapp) Scott Jeffrey Seng Anthony Stratman Daniel Tenbarge Mark Weinzapfel Greg Weinzapfel David Wildeman Class of ‘81 Chairs: Mark Herrmann Michelle (Folz) Herrmann Participation: 7% Jean (Bradley) Alvey Sara (Castleman) Fischer Mark Herrmann Michelle (Folz) Herrmann Peter Hillenbrand David Hoefling Denise (Wenzel) Hunt Katherine (Reynolds) Jones Mark Knowles Joseph Kohut Mary Muensterman Mary Beth Schapker Jane (Siemers) Weinzapfel Class of ‘82 Chair: Deedee Eickhoff Amy (Klenk) Tenbarge Participation: 7.1% Clay Allison Joseph Bassemeier Robb Bumb John Dewig Sharon (Weber) Hollingsworth Patrick Kempf Edward Lappe Dale Nussel Leann (Will) Sander Mary (Ellert) Scheller Julia (Little) Schu Thomas Spindler David Stocker Brian Weinzapfel Krista (Grossman) Weinzapfel Class of ‘83 Chair: Darin Vincent Boots Kathy (Goedde) Boots Participation: 8% Steven Anslinger William Basden D. Vincent Boots Kathy (Goedde) Boots

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Daniel Haller Karen (Rheinlander) Hamilton Lorri (Riordan) Lappe Richard Niemeier Sheri (Dezember) Powers Barbara (Deeg) Raben Jon RabenM. Todd Kempf Sally (Reising) Reising-Kempf Class of ‘84 Chair: Jeff Happe Participation: 8% Teri (Hollander) Albin Denise (Purcell) Allison ANONYMOUS Jennifer (Embry) Braun Nicholas Braun Amy (Stocker) Brennan J.D. Fleck Nina (Ploch) Flittner Jeff Happe Debra (Bradley) Head Ted Kares Tony Marx Robert Mead Class of ‘85 Chairs: Chris Goebel Jeanene (Happe) Goebel Participation: 14% Joseph Berendes Geoffrey Coates Chris Goebel Jeanene (Happe) Goebel Ann (Rode) Harper Edward Knapp Jackie (Smith) Knapp Darin Knight Eric Kohut Stanley Memmer Jill (Braun) Morelock Jamie (Hagan) Neel Christopher Paul Keith Reising Steve Rickets Mark Seng Sarah (Macke) Sing Brian Singer Dava (Lappe) Tenbarge Christine Thompson Melba (Schapker) Wilderman Philip Will Class of ‘86 Chair: Kelly (Elpers) Pennington Participation: 9% Keri (Pender) Anslinger Theresa (Lamble) Berendes Susan (Minielli) Delay Anne (Adams) Durno Wendy (Guetling) Marx Christopher Naas Kelly (Elpers) Pennington

Jeffrey Schuler Matthew Ubelhor Benjamin Wagner Marie (Anslinger) Wagner Julie (Jerger) Weinzapfel Jody (Fulton) Wilmes Class of ‘87 Chair: Kevin Hausman Participation: 6% Lesley (Will) Bertrand John Goebel Susan (Jarboe) Loftus Mark Messal Robert Muensterman Kristi (Luigs) Rickets Jamie Wicks Beth (Lasher) Woodruff Class of ‘88 Chair: Natalie (Tindle) Reidford Participation: 8% Amy (Coomes) Blackketter Michael Dezember Michael ‘ Eickhoff Eric Gries Todd Lehman Brent Neitzke Lisa (Barnes) Reising Kim (Anslinger) Riordan Wendy (Happe) Schapker Bradley Schultheis Nina (Kissinger) Schultheis James Stratman Natalie (Maier) Weis Paul Weis Class of ‘89 Chair: Craig Goedde Participation: 8% Bridget (Boots) Dickerson Timothy Hollander Melanie (Seib) Jarrell Charlotte Reisinger-Klueg Jason Martin Scott McDurmon Ann (Scheller) McIntosh James Pierre Lori (Messal) Pierre James Riordan Christopher Scheu Deborah (Greulich) Singer Class of ‘90 Participation: 9% Eric Anslinger Kiley Van Bibber Brian Elpers Rachael (Mayer) Farmer Matthew Goebel Jason Hamilton Marti (Luigs) Knight Stacy (Goebel) Martin Chad Sandwell

Amy (Hoefling) Schlachter Bradley Will Scott Wunderlich Class of ‘91 Participation: 8% Kristen (Carter) Folz Matthew Folz Lisa (Wargel) Forzley Joe Herrmann Brett McDurmon Jennifer (Wannemuehler) McDurmon Kevin Moore Todd Niemeier Karen (Ashworth) Schneider Phil Stolz Eric Turner Vickie (Spahn) Wunderlich Class of ‘92 Chair: Valorie (Hirsch) Dassel Participation: 9% Jeff Bone Gregory Elpers Craig Elpers Laura (Schenk) Elpers Brian Gerth Brian Hertel Heather (Maier) Hertel Gregory Kaiser Duane Maurer Kelly (Moore) Messal Aaron Schapker Michael Weber Class of ‘93 Chair: Gina Goedde Participation: 11% Melissa (Spahn) Van Bibber Shannon (Cassin) Goebel Gina Goedde Kevin Gries Mark Hertel Philip Kares Craig Miller Bradley Raben Jason Ruggles Beau Shumate Daniel Townsend Jennifer (Knapp) Vaughn Timothy Voelker J. Brian Wilkey Class of ‘94 Chair: Jason “Jake” Martin Participation: 15% James Bassemier Jane (Alvey) Bassemier Cindy (Reis) Anslinger Aaron Couture Brian Elpers Gregg Emge Trisha (Feldhaus) Emge

Tony Fehrenbacher Nathan Goebel Natalie (Folz) Maasberg Jason Martin Amy (Regel) Martin Jacob Mayer Kari (Rainey) Mayer Erin (Carter) Moore Jennifer (Spahn) Sieben Kiersten (Wathen) Stolz Robyn (Shirk) Tucker Stacey (Stonecipher) Turner Bradley VanBibber Julianna (Moore) Voelker Craig Wunderlich Philip Zenthoefer Class of ‘95 Chair: Ingrid (Maier) Stratman Participation: 11% Melanie (Buchanan) Denning Kevin Farmer Andrew Hart Michelle Hirsch Ryan Kassenbrock Anne Stofleth-Martin Jeffrey McDurmon Angela (Bauer) Mullenix Megan (Conner) Russo James Schroeder Christopher Spahn Ingrid (Maier) Stratman Andrew Tieken Elizabeth (Verkamp) Wallace Class of ‘96 Chair: Andrea (Boots) Baumann Participation: 7% Andrea (Boots)l Baumann Matthew Bohleber Lisa (Baumgart) Farmer Roger Nurrenbern Scott Richardville James Schiff Amy (Lehman) Schroeder Sara (Knapp) Sexton Amy Weber Class of ‘97 Chair: Alisha (Goedde) Lannert Participation: 12% Christy (Goebel) Atherton Amanda (Bailey) Bohleber Peter Fehrenbacher Michael Halbig Jeremy Kiesel Libby (Olinger) Kiesel Brian Knapp Jessica (Elpers) Knapp Jennifer (Schili) Knight Nicholas Knight Alisha (Goedde) Lannert Brandon Martin Shanna (Hinderliter) Messersmith

Ann Marie (Weber) Muehlbauer Kristi (Niemeier) Schaefer Mathew Schenk Casi (Jost) Schiff Jessica (Cummings) Schultheis Jeffrey Woehler Sarah (Kempf) Woehler Christina (Regel) Wunderlich Class of ‘98 Chair: Natalie (Emge) Sandefur Jamie (Reese) Schiff Participation: 9% Brandon Boots Sarah (Werner) Chase Lori (Dubord) Clegg Rev. Christopher Droste Jeremy Herrmann Neil Kassenbrock Dustin Lannert Leanne (Bauer) Rees Greg Schaefer Ryan Scheu John Verkamp Mary (Reddington) Woehler Class of ‘99 Chair: Joshua Hodge Participation: 7% Lucas Angermeier Kevin Folz David Hisch Joshua Hodge April (Altstadt) Kratochvil Regina (Conner) Langston Brian Luigs Anna (Ruggles) Luigs Adam Raben Pamela (Steinkamp) Vadbunker Alicia Wilderman Andrew Woehler Class of ‘00 Chair: Matthew Weber Participation: 10% Andrew Baumgartner Katie (Dewig) Baumgartner Carrie (Goebel) Boehman Jacob Boehman Jennifer (Reffett) Fehrenbacher Zachary Fehrenbacher Renee (Rietman) Folz Mitch Happe Natalie (Zimmer) Kassenbrock Eric Kassenbrock Jessica (Adler) Kassenbrock John Kiefer James Kissel Jennifer (Steinkamp) Kollker M. Andrew Lannert Jake Tucker Matthew Weber Nick Weinzapfel

Jacob Weis Class of ‘01 Chair: Rachel (Wright) Meeks Participation: 9% Jeffrey Anslinger Nicholas Austin Nick Beach Jessica (Macke) Elliott Scott Herrmann Jason Kuester Kathryn (Wannemuehler) Lannert Rachel (Wright) Meeks Nick Beach Jessica (Macke) Elliott Scott Herrmann Jason Kuester Kathryn (Wannemuehler) Lannert Rachel (Wright) Meeks Albert Schmitt Lindsay (Jost) Schmitt Benjamin Verkamp Jessica (King) Wallace Joel Werner Nathan Wildeman Jared Ziliak Class of ‘02 Chair: Jennifer (Mesker) Dyhrkopp Participation: 9% Michelle (Markin) Courtney Ryan Dewig Haley (Grasso) Fritts Allison (Moll) Frounfelter Matthew Kiefer Blake Kollker Jarrod Luigs Patrick Mallory Natalie (Dressel) Murphy Kari (Lottes) Parsons Logan Riggs Jacob Schiff Nathaniel Stratman Amber (Gilles) Zimmer Todd Zimmer Class of ‘03 Chair: Patrick Fehrenbacher Participation: 8% David Altstadt Megan (Parkinson) Altstadt Melissa (Glaser) Beach Kara (Adler) Dewig Patrick Fehrenbacher Abby (Blankenberger) Hipp Holly (Sparks) Jahn Joseph Kiesler David Lappe Melissa (Schnur) Merkel Jennifer (Lasher) Seib Nathan Weinzapfel

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Class of ‘04 Chair: Hallie (Denstorff) Scheu Eric Reffett Participation: 9% Katie (Roberts) Gretler Nicholas Lannert Lindsey (Meyer) Mehringer Andrew Nurrenbern Eric Reffett Hallie (Denstorff) Scheu Kristi (Wilsman) Schuster Eric Stoltz Andy Wathen Megan (Martin) Wathen William Wayne Megan Wright

Class of ‘08 Chair: Emily (Tenbarge) Schnapf Participation: 7% Kelsey (Harpenau) Austin Brett Bueltel Sara (Weinzapfel) Bueltel Jacob Edwards Jessie (Buskavitz) Edwards Paul Fischer Sara (Castleman) Fischer Kurtis Goebel Reid Grossman Bradley Niemeier Kathryn (Reddington) Niemeier Kendal Schmidt Cara (Emmert) Stuckey

Class of ‘05 Chair: Jenna (Denstorff) Kunkler Participation: 8% Allison (Mesker) Garrard Jacob Herrmann Katherine (Goebel) Herrmann Andrew Krack Jenna (Denstorff) Kunkler Kourtney (Scott) Lannert Emily (Shetler) Nurrenbern Dustin Slaton Sarah (Fehrenbacher) Slaton Tara (Elpers) Wayne Katie (Zenthoefer) Wolters

Class of ‘09 Chair: Krista (Carter) Kercher Johnny Kercher Participation: 2% Megan Blankenberger Matthew Dickerson

Class of ‘06 Chair: Natalie Fleming Laura (Mesker) Stolz Participation: 7% Mallory (Schenk) Eickhoff Jonathan Eickhoff Kristen Fleck Natalie Fleming Benjamin Lasher Matthew Loehrlein Elyse (Kraft) Niemeier Andrew Niemeier Robin (Fehrenbacher) Rosbrugh Scott Schapker Laura (Mesker) Stoltz Jake Weinzapfel Class of ‘07 Chair: Hannah (Boots) Kirkman Participation: 5% Mitchell Eickhoff Lauren (Niemeier) Grossman Mallory (Goebel) Hertel Kyle Hertel Megan (Ziliak) Jarman Hannah (Boots) Kirkman Jenna (Adler) Phelps Jordan Phelps Marie (Wolf) Stewart

Class of ‘10 Chair: Jessica (Kempf) Snyder Participation: 8% Lucas Barnett Kathryn (Steinkamp) Barnett Connor Bartek Faith Byland Brooke (Schmitt) Frazer Logan Frazer William Muensterman Jacob Scheu Sara (Blankenberger) Scheu Megan Schneider Weston Tenbarge Rachel (Rexing) Thacker Class of ‘11 Chair: Kristen Cox Participation: 1% Chelsea (Emmert) Grose Class of ‘12 Chair: Katie (Wildeman) Hess Participation: 2% Claire Alvey Cody Hess Kathryn (Wildeman) Hess Benjamin Niemeier Class of ‘13 Chair: Cooper Mayer Participation: 2% Adam Berendes Beth Fischer Madeline (Kissel) Sherwood

Class of ‘14 Chair: Kayle (Schoettlin) Choate Participation: 4% Nolan Goebel Zachary Goedde Kyle Haas Jared Schapker Laura (Berendes) Schapker Class of ‘15 Chair: Isaac Memmer Participation: 2% Ashton Forzley Megan (Wildeman) Fritch Tanner Fritch Class of ‘18 Chair: Abbey CHapman Participation: 2% Elizabeth Happe Walker Massey Nathan Seiler Class of ‘19 Participation: 1% Carmen Hertel Aaron Thompson Class of ‘23 Jasmine Hertel

American Express Foundation Astra Zeneca Pharmaceuticals, LP AT&T Baird Foundation Bank of America Berry Global Corporation Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Duke Energy Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Fifth Third Bank Genentech Hilliard Lyons Koch Foundation, Inc.

Oath, Inc Old National Bank OneMain Financial Project Associates, Inc. Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Indiana, Inc. Verizon Foundation Zimmer Biomet

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In

Memory Of In Memory of Robert Spahn: Richard and Erin Born In Memory of Thomas Hamilton: Class of 1956 In Memory of Marion Rose Peters - sister of Sister Ann Maria Butler, D.C.: Sister Mary Beth Kubera, D.C. In Memory of Larry Boots Sr: Ken and Jan Adler Dan and Andrea Baumann Brandon and Lindsey Boots Ira and Terry Boots Tim and Brenda Born Ede Boots and John Stanley C. Justin and Shirley Clements Richard and Rebecca Elbrink Carol Hastings & David Holajter Judd and Jill Herr Brian and Heather Hertel The Jacobs Group, Merill Private Wealth Management David and Mindy Jochem Barbara Litschgi Ed and Rebecca Maier James and Cindy Mallory Ed and Mary May Joan and Mike McCord Brandon and Rachel Meeks David and June Pillow Right to Life of SW Indiana Steve and Janet Schapker Jeff and Carrie Schuler Chris and Janet Siemers St. Philip Church Men’s Club James and Ingrid Stratman Paul and Natalie Weis Vernette Weis Megan Wright Joe and Tina Wright

In Memory of Pat Welsh: Bob and Mary Lue Russler Bob and Mary Scheller Brad and Nina Schultheis Gary and Diane Wunderlich In Memory of Rex Strange: Mater Dei Class of 1956 In Memory of Oliver Schapker: Kim and Gary Alles Dan and Andrea Baumann Richard and Erin Born Don Deig Cathy Drake Randy and Becky Helfrich Peter and Connie Hillenbrand Randy and Cindy Hupfer Carrol Knight Family Gary and Letha Lannert David Schapker Mary Ann Schapker Chris and Patti Will In Memory of Ernest Rexing: Mary Rexing Hall In Memory of Shirley Riedford: Class of 1956 In Memory of Joseph Goelzhauser: Anonymous In Memory of Robert Miller: John and Marjorie Beasley

In Memory of Roger Muensterman: Corporate Benefits Team at Berry Global Kathy Buchanan Terry and Rose Cullum Mark and Stephanie Duncan Sylvia Gossman In Memory of Nancy (Berendes) Knowles: Pete and Marge Hamman Robert Knowles Joe and Lisa Henderson Susan Hostettler In Memory of Richard Grannon: Cecelia Jochim Allen and LaVerne Tenbarge Linda Mercer

Muensterman Firestone Bob and Pam Muensterman North Posey High School Jeff and Christina Pate Sherrie Plouchard Terry and Tammy Reidford Jeff and Carol Rodgers John Scheller Evelyn Schickel Phyllis Vieck Jim and Karen Will In Memory of Donald G. Tepool, Sr.: Diane Weiss - Altstadt Mark and Brenda Altstadt Matt and Pauline Bartek Jeff and Michelle Boris James and Ann Coy Mark Graninger Peter and Karri Hillenbrand Al and Ann Kirschbaum Jerry and Jane Purdie Mike and Michelle Reffett Bruce and Myra Taber Andrea Tepool Marlene Weaver Bob and JoAnn Weber In Memory of Marilou Rutledge: Class of 1956 In Memory of Robert Simpkins: Class of 1962 In Memory of JoAnn Dezember: Michael Dezember

In Memory of Pamela Gries: Jeff and Pam Abrose Justin and Shirley Clements Jack and Phyllis Corn Roger and Susie Emge Jerry Gries Raymond and Janette Gries Ed Knapp

Linda and Thom Knapp Larry and DiAnne Kremer Shirley McDowell Patricia Trainer In Memory of Larry Hoefling: Russell and Mary Jo Borst Wayne and Karen Breunig Danny and Linda Kares Mary Muensterman Gary and Dianne Wunderlich In Memory of Frank Will: Steve and Rita Moore In Memory of Dick Jordan: Mater Dei Class of 1956 In Memory of Al Knapp: Gary and Kim Alles Julie and Rudain Arafeh Mickey and Mary Ball Erin and Rick Born Doris Dewig Phil and Becky Dosher Cathy Drake Jim and Rosalie Dunkel Jeff and Lisa Harper Kenny and Shari Hostetter Jane Kelle Edward Knapp Thom and Linda Knapp Macke Family Kent and Laura Reddington Karen Reibel Marilyn Reibel Tom and Jennie Tekoppel Mike Thuerbach Marlene Weaver Don Wedding Jim and Karen Will In Memory of Francis “Frank” Will: Anonymous Daryl Adler Gilbert Adler Family Gary and Kim Alles Steve and Keri Anslinger Ernest and Mary Jane Bradley Gary and Rita DeWeese Darwin and Dee Dormeier Mary Dormeier Joe and Shannon Gengelbach Andrew and Darlene Goebel Gary and Cindy Goebel John and Amy Goebel Mike and Melanie Goebel Dave and Denise Grotefendt Michael and Christine Hachmeister Olivia Schapker-Hall Marjorie Hartmann Randy and Becky Helfrich

Joe and Kalyn Herrmann Danny and Linda Kares Bruce Kercher Terri and Dave Kiesel Carroll Knight Joe and Susan Kohut Larry and DiAnne Kremer Eugene and Anita Lutterbach Mater Dei Class of 1967 Brett and Jennifer McDurmon Jeff and Natalie McDurmon Scott and Mindy McDurmon Ed and Judy Messel Kenny and Janice Miller Barney and Mary Lou Moore Todd and Babs Niemeier Jerry and Jane Purdie Kent and Laura Reddington Michael and Michele Reffett Reitz Memorial High School Bob and Mary Lue Russler Doug and Wendy Schapker Melvin and Pamela Schapker Patricia Schapker John and Gloria Schuetz Station 1 - 1st Shift Harold Steckler Family Robert and Patricia Titzer Bob and JoAnn Weber Jamie Wicks Cyril and Pat Will Earl and Rosalee Will Martin and Irma Will Gary and Dianne Wunderlich Malinda In Memory of Patty (Stumpf) Smith: Mater Dei Class of 1967 In Memory of Joseph Hatfield: Mater Dei Class of 1956 In Memory of Alice (Phelps) Holmes: Mater Dei Class of 1956 In Memory of Jeffrey Schneider: Don and Michele Fleming In Memory of Terry Muensterman: Janice Alvey Lynn Ann and Michael Baumgart Marc and Cassie Beeman Brickyard Condominiums Peggy Bruning Jerry and Anna Burdette Betty and David Cummings Carole Douglas Mark and Deborah Fehrenbacher Scarlett and Dennis Feldhaus Donald and Michele Fleming Mike and Linda Folz

Pat and Jeanne Freeman Brian and Heather Hertel Robert and Amy Hisch John and Vickie Kane Paul and Karen Keeble Doug and Kim Morris Mary Muensterman Rick and Debbie Robertson Mark and Susan Schaefer Cheryl Schauberger Lucy and Dick Schenk Melvin and Juanita Singer Becky Smither Thomas Spencer and Lisa Hegg-Spencer Steven and Doris Sweeney Tom and Jennifer Tekoppel Dan Tenbarge Robert and JoAnn Weber In Memory of Allen Herrmann: Doris Herrmann In Memory of Robert and Joleen Bequette: Fernando and Beatriz Jimenez In Memory of Allen Hamilton: Robert Hamilton In Memory of Robert L. Fechmeister: Thom and Linda Knapp Mary Kern Carline Reutter Lucy Schenk In Memory of Jim Duncan: Thom and Linda Knapp In Memory of Margaret “Cathy” Drake: Anonymous Matt and Pauline Bartek Margaret Basden Tim and Brenda Born Welby and Lynda Carpenter Tony and Bonnie Funke Sherie Hambidge Bill Hillenbrand Peter and Connie Hillenbrand Duey and Janie Hoff Jerry David Enterprises, Inc. Pat and Chet Jost Family of Al and Shirley Knapp Ron and Sara Luigs Philip Lieberman and Mary MacGregor Pat Miller Sally and Jeffrey Olson OptumRx Indiana Medicaid Claims

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Mary Ann Schapker Martha and Jim Scheller Robert and Susie Swain Marci Taschler Peggy Zoglman In Memory of Suzie Tolbert to the Jim Niemeier Wrestling Scholarship Endowment: Patrick and Jeanne Freeman In Memory of Dixie Robinson: Gary Robinson In Memory of Carl F. and Rosemary (Woods ‘51) Voegel: Carl and Jean Voegel In Memory of Larry Brievogel: Mater Dei Class of 1956 In Memory of Chetta Hobdy: Mater Dei Class of 1962

In

Memorium Alumni Janet (Hillenbrand) Baumgart ‘63 of New Haven, IL September 8, 2021 Mary (Wolf) Beck ‘62 of Evansville, IN September 31, 2021

Daniel M. Weinzapfel ‘56 of Evansville, IN September 16, 2021 David Will ‘70 of Fort Branch, IN August 3, 2021 Larry Wink ‘55 of Evansville, IN September 8, 2021

Kenneth Boarman ‘85 of Cabot, AR June 30, 2021 Larry Breivogel ‘56 of Evansville, IN June 17, 2021

Parent Donald Drury of Evansville, IN June 2021

Joseph R. Culley ‘61 of Evansville, IN August 14, 2021

Marvin Goedde of Evansville, IN September 22, 2021

Barbara (Neumann) Goedde ‘65 of Evansville, IN August 13, 2021

Leanne Happe of Evansville, IN June 17, 2021

Chetta (Keeney) Hobdy ‘62 of Evansville, IN April 29, 2021

Gerald Kiesel of Evansville, IN July 18, 2021

Helen (Schmitt) Jackson ‘60 of Henderson, KY September 26, 2021

Thomas Kirsch of Evansville, IN July 17, 2021

Ronald Raymond Kempf ‘56 of Evansville, IN September 15, 2021

Robert Knowles of Evansville, IN August 26, 2021

Brenda (Southern) Payton ‘70 of Evansville, IN September 10, 2021

John Macke of Evansville, IN August 17, 2021

Richard Plump ‘59 of Evansville, IN July 14, 2021

Donald Marrs of Evansville, IN July 30, 2021

C. Phillip Raben ‘68 of Evansville, IN August 21, 2021

Michael Martin of Haubstadt, IN August 7, 2021

Roella Rauck ‘59 of Frostproof, FL June 9, 2021

Mark Massey of Evansville, IN August 31, 2021

Bernice (Schenk) Rehrman ‘55 of Evansville, IN June 22, 2021

Paula Mayfield-Ford of Evansville, IN September 12, 2021

Joyce (Will) Rexing ‘65 of Evansville, IN September 2, 2021

Friend Joseph Bok of Chino Hills, CA April 6. 2021

James “Timothy” Riordan ‘62 of Evansville, IN September 1, 2021 Mary Patricia (Emge) Smead ‘61 of Evansville, IN August 31, 2021 Bonnie (Schraner) Tenbarge ‘60 of Evansville, IN June 7, 2021

Linda Bryan of Evansville, IN July 27, 2021 Sister Helen Maurer of Ferdinand, IN August 31, 2021 Sister Victoria Pohl of Ferdinand, IN September 24, 2021

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Sponsors MDFAA GOLF SCRAMBLE 2020 Alles Foundation, Inc. Alliant Mechanical Services, Inc. Altstadt Hoffman Plumbing Service Altstadt’s Azzip Pizza Blankenberger Brothers, Inc. Butch And Linda Feulner Brian Goebel Capital Electric, Inc. Daniel Baumann David Carl Coudret Don Hutchison EBN Industrial Supply Evansville Bolt & Nut, Inc. Expressway Automotive Family Fehrenbacher Cabinets, Inc. Freeman, Will & Niemeier, Inc. Gant Insurance Group Hasgoe Cleaning Systems, Inc. Helfrich Realtors Hilltop Ira Gerard Boots James L. Will Jr. Kevin Moore Lehman Roofing, Inc. Louisville Tile Distributors, Inc. Mark Freeman Matt Folz Michael Hayden Midwest Roofing-Sheet Metal N. M. Bunge, Inc. Ohio Valley Insulation Company, Inc. Paul’s Menswear Paul’s Pharmacy Pierre Funeral Home, Inc. Pioneer Plastics Professional Eyecare Associates Prorehab Ronald & Margaret Angermeier Schiff Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc. Siemers Glass Company, Inc. Southwest Graphix Stephen D. Moore Tornatta Tire Tristate Functional Wellness Trivalence Technologies Llc Wayne And Diane Emge Tomorrow’s Workforce 2020 Director Level: The Koch Foundation, Inc.

Partner Level: Old National Bank Principal Level: Alles Foundation, Inc. Alliant Mechanical Services, Inc. Altstadt Hoffman Plumbing Service Altstadt Hoffman Plumbing Service Altstadt’s Blankenberger Brothers, Inc. Butch Feulner Capital Electric, Inc. Daniel Baumann David Carl Coudret Evansville Bolt & Nut, Inc. Expressway Automotive Family Fehrenbacher Cabinets, Inc. Freeman, Will & Niemeier, Inc. Gant Insurance Group Hasgoe Cleaning Systems, Inc. Helfrich Realtors Ira Gerard Boots James L. Will Jr. Kevin Moore Lehman Roofing, Inc. Louisville Tile Distributors, Inc. Michael Hayden Midwest Roofing-Sheet Metal N. M. Bunge, Inc. Ohio Valley Insulation Company, Inc. Paul’s Menswear Paul’s Pharmacy Pierre Funeral Home, Inc. Pioneer Plastics Professional Eyecare Associates Ronald W. Angermeier Schiff Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc. Siemers Glass Company, Inc. Stephen D. Moore TriState Functional Wellness Trivalence Technologies LLC Wayne C. Emge Investor Level: Blakenberger Brothers, Inc. Mr.& Mrs.Dean A.Bosler Mr.& Mrs.Andrew J.Cosgrove Indiana Cardinal Kahn, Dees, Donovan & Kahn, Llc Lensing Building Specialties Mel-Kay Electric Company, Inc. Dave & Darlene Robinson South Central, Inc.

Trivalence Technologies Associate Level: Bussing - Koch Foundation, Inc Banterra Bank Breck Logistics Bussing-Koch Foundation Donut Bank Bakeries, Inc. First Bank German American Bank The Hollander Group At Baird Mr. James Keller Midwest Roofing-Sheet Metal Orthopaedic Associates, Inc. Pierre Funeral Home, Inc. Mr. & Mrs.Greg Riedford Schultheis Insurance Agency Thyme In Thekitchen Mr. & Mrs.Bill Vieth Mr.& Mrs.Christopher Wolking Ziemer Funeral Home, Inc. Member Level: Ron & Margaret Angermeier Azzip Pizza Mr.& Mrs. Matthew J.Brockman Diehl Consulting Ms.Suzanne Crouch & Mr. Larry Downs Dunn Hospitalitygroup Foster,O’daniel, Hambidge & Lynch, Llp Freeman, Will& Niemeier, Inc. Mr.& Mrs.Butch Fuelner Hahn Kieferreal Estate Hasgoe Cleaning Systems, Inc. Henderson Chevrolet Mr.& Mrs. Wayne F. Henning JW Associates School Equipment Specialist, Inc Mr.& Mrs.Dennis Lamey Lang Company Lochmueller Group, Inc. Massey Law Offices, Llc Midwest Mechanical Services, Inc. NFP Mr. & Mrs. Norbert Niemeier Mrs. Jane Perkins Promark Niehaus Lumber Dr. & Mrs. Barry Ray Mr. & Mrs. Michael Reffett Regency Promotions Shetler Moving & Storage, Inc.

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Sponsors Slade Print Southwestern Healthcare, Inc. Drs. Andrew & Particia Tharp Mr & Mrs. Stephen Thomas University Of Southern Indiana Ross & Jennifer Vaughn Weichert Schulz Realtors Jim & Karen Will Drs. William & Mona Wooten DEI OF GIVING 2021 Anonymous BCS Evansville Otters Happe & Sons Construction Pierre Funeral Home, Inc

Mr. Bob Mehringer & Mr. Tim Quinton Mr. Matt Miller Old National Bank Tee Box Sponsors: Ashley Home Store Boren Bernardin Schiff Wealth Advisors Chapman Law Donut Bank Bakeries, Inc. (2) Flair Molded Plastics, Inc. Midwest Roofing Sheet Metal Paragon Sight Sound Security PopeCo., Inc. Shepherd Insurance Southwest Grafix & Apparel

ECHS Tradition Classic 2021 Our Platinum Sponsor Schiff Air Conditioning And Heating Gold Sponsor Progressive Health and Rehabilitation D-Patrick Our Lunch Sponsor Nephrology Associates, Llc Our Towel Sponsor Deaconess Women’s Hospital Hole in One Sponsor Mr. Jimmy Schiff Team Sponsor: Alliant Mechanical Alan & Sharon Braun Family Foundation, Inc. Baird, Mr. Eric Miller Brad Williams Capital Electric Chapman Law D-Patrick, Inc. Empire Contractors, Inc. Enviroplas, Inc. Fourth Street Accounting Solutions German American Bank Gribbins Insulation Hasgoe Cleaning, Inc. Hermann Family Foundation Koch Air, LLC Lensing Building Specialties Leosons, LLC Lochmueller Group, Inc. MaddenCo, Inc. Merrill Lynch, Mr. Daniel Bishop

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