Red & Gold Summer 2015

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The Mater Dei High School Magazine

Volume 31, Number 2 • Summer 2015

Full of Grace Capital Campaign A Success

Our Catholic Identity Ave Maria Society Capital Campaign Projects Capital Campaign Honor Roll of Donors

In This Issue About the cover

Mater Dei Today

The new Prayer Garden was dedicated to the Sisters of St. Benedict as part of this year’s May Day activities.

The Dance Marathon raises a record amount of money for Riley Hospital for Children.

Capital Campaign projects Several projects are underway on campus as a result of the Capital Campaign.

May Day celebration

Capital Campaign Honor Roll

A celebration took place on May Day marking the success of the Full of Grace: Excellence for Tomorrow Capital Campaign.

We gratefully recognize individuals and businesses for their generous support of the Capital Campaign.

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The Mater Dei High School Magazine • Vol. 30, No. 2 • Summer 2015

The Red & Gold is published three times a year by the Mater Dei High School Office of Institutional Advancement, to encourage understanding and support of 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 extracurricular programs.

Red & Gold Staff Editor: Carol Nurrenbern cnurrenbern@evvmaterdei.org Art Director: Alan Inkenbrandt ’89 alinken@gmail.com Photography Contributors: Yearbook Student Staff Straub Photography Contributors: Timothy Dickel Sarah Wagner ’88 Maggie Hurm ’09

Send alumni news and address changes to Maggie Hurm, Database Manager, mhurm@evdio.org.

Mater Dei High School • 1310 Harmony Way, Evansville, IN 47720 • 812-426-2258 • www.materdeiwildcats.com

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Mater Dei Today Supermileage team wins at Shell Eco-marathon The Mater Dei Supermileage Team once again had a successful run at the annual Shell Eco-marathon

hours, and the Gas Prototype placed third with 1,403 mpg.

Team members are Michael

competing against colleges and

Kercher, Isaac Memmer, Drew

universities. Shell Eco-marathon is a

Henderson, Jacob Schapker, Joe

global program that challenges high

Memmer, Logan Pierce, Canyon

school and college student teams

Zeman, Grant Weiss, Grace Cox,

to design, build and test the most

Wade Wilmes, Jared Abney, Ema

energy-efficient vehicles.

Quinn, Mitchell Heim, Frank Peterlin,

The Urban Concept gasoline car

Hope Peterlin, Tyler Hilgeman and

placed first with 484 miles per gallon,

Andrew Vibbert. Adult sponsors are

the Electric Prototype car placed

David Weiss, Bob Neisen, Dan Ritter,

first with 449 miles per kilowatt-

Gene Young and Evan Vibbert.

Above: Isaac Memmer prepares to drive the Urban Concept car.

Below: Team members wait their turn to compete.

Supermileage Team 2015

Mater Dei hosts annual Genetics Update Conference Sam Rhine, a noted Indiana University professor of genetics concepts, hosted a Genetics Update Conference for high school students and biology teachers from six different area high schools this past spring at Mater Dei High School. His presentation to the students included information about new findings on cancer cells and treatments, diabetes, cloning, research dealing with 3-D printing of organs and results from Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell research.

ethical dilemmas each will face as technological advances continue.

Dr. Rhine has been described as one of the most effective human genetics educators in America today.

For over 30 years, Dr. Rhine has been presenting the latest genetic information to high school students and their teachers nationally and to audiences in Toronto, Montreal, Tokyo, Vienna, Prague, St. Petersburg, Russia, and Nairobi, Kenya.

For the past several years, he has been presenting Genetic Update Conferences at Mater Dei by invitation of science teacher Carl Voegel. These one-day conferences for biology teachers and students are designed to teach the latest in genetic advances, hot research areas, and career opportunities. Dr. Rhine takes biology from the textbook to the heart by posing

Dr. Sam Rhine speaks to science students at his annual Genetic Update conference at Mater Dei.

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Mater Dei Today Mater Dei receives Safe Sports School award If you have ever been the parent of a student who plays sports in high school, then you would truly appreciate Seth Brunner. Seth is the athletic trainer at Mater Dei, and the safety of the student athlete is his top priority.

Together, Seth and the Mater Dei Athletic Department have been instrumental in providing a safe environment in the athletic arena at Mater Dei by way of a positive athletic health care system that includes proper fit and function of athletic equipment, providing an appropriate equipped area to evaluate and treat injured athletes, developing injury and illness prevention strategies and interventions, creating an emergency action plan, providing nutrition education and counseling for athletes, and educating parents of the benefits and risks in sports and their roles and responsibilities.

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Athletic Trainers’ Association Safe Sports School award for its athletic programs. The award champions safety and recognizes secondary schools that provide safe environments for student athletes. The award reinforces the importance of providing the best level of care, injury prevention and treatment.

According to Seth, “Only 42 percent of high schools have an athletic trainer, so the fact that Mater Dei is among the 42 percent shows that the health of the student athlete is its main concern. Also, the fact that the school’s Capital Campaign includes updating the athletic facilities shows their seriousness about providing the athletes with up to date and safe facilities.”

Athletic trainer Seth Brunner tapes Josh Price’s thumb before basketball practice.

As a result, Mater Dei High School is the recipient of the National

Seth has been the athletic trainer at Mater Dei for two years. He is available to every student athlete, and is after school every day to cover practices and treat injuries.

He is on the sidelines for every

Thank you to Seth and ProRehab, the company that provides Seth’s training services at Mater Dei, for his diligent care of Mater Dei’s athletes and for pursuing this award for the school.

The Mater Dei Stage Show this past spring once again offered two evenings of outstanding entertainment. The show’s theme, “Once Upon a Time,” featured the dance and musical talents of the Mater Dei Band, Choir, Dance Cats, and Color Guard.

Mater Dei High School’s Theatre Department presented the beloved musical “Oklahoma!” this spring to delighted audiences on three different evenings.

According the Mater Dei Theatre Director, Crystal Robertson, “This first collaboration of Rodger & Hammerstein remains, in many ways, their most innovative, having set the standards and established the rules of musical theatre still being followed today.”

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football game and home games for men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling.

Mater Dei Today A salute to Mater Dei Class of 2015 scholars

Class of 2015 Valedictorians: Megan Farny; Jacklyn Gries; Emily Heldman; Aaron Hoefling; Michael Kercher

Valedictorians of the Class of 2015 Congratulations to the five seniors who were named valedictorians of the Class of 2015: Megan Farny, daughter of James ’73 and Kimberly ’77 Farny; Jacklyn Gries, daughter of Randall and Jennifer Gries; Emily Heldman, daughter of Kevin and Marilyn ’83 Heldman; Aaron Hoefling, son of David ’81 and Doreen Hoefling; and Michael Kercher, son of Bart ’78 and Carman Kercher.

Lilly Scholars Seniors Emily Heldman and Michael Kercher have been named Vanderburgh Community Foundation’s 2015 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars. Each will receive full tuition to the Indiana college of their choice, as well as a $900 yearly stipend for required books and equipment.

Emily plans to study biology at Indiana University and hopes to become a pediatrician. Michael would like to begin a career as an electrical engineer after earning a degree from the University of Notre Dame.

Students who apply for the Lilly scholarship are subjected to a rigorous review process that includes scrutiny of their academic performance, school and community activities, and financial need. Nominations were submitted to Independent Colleges of Indiana, Lilly Endowment’s statewide administrator of the program, for formal selection of recipients.

Mater Dei was honored to have two of the three Lilly Scholars from Vanderburgh County.

National Merit Finalists Seniors Aaron Hoefling and Michael Kercher were named National Merit Finalists for 2015. Aaron and Michael rank in the top 1% of all high school seniors in the country in academic performance.

Dance Marathon raises record amount for Riley Hospital The fifth annual Mater Dei Dance Marathon took place this past spring, raising a record $33,554.84 for Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.

Since the first dance marathon inspired by Clare Scheller ’10, who was diagnosed with leukemia, the event has become a large student effort, helping them learn valuable leadership and social skills while raising funds and interacting with Riley patients and families.

“All of the planning involves hundreds of hours given voluntarily by the students,” said Toni Wallace, faculty sponsor of the event. “Strong leadership skills and multitasking abilities are crucial to the overall dynamics and success.”

Students apply to be on the Dance Marathon committee by submitting

written responses to questions pertaining to why they want to be on the team. Committees are then formed in the following five areas: event management and entertainment, fund raising, catering and auction, morale and dancer relations.

These student committees take care of all aspects of the Dance Marathon, including media relations, obtaining private and corporate donations, executing fundraisers, inviting Riley families and speakers for the event, catering, and creating and teaching the line dance to attendees.

“Everyone has to be on board with our mission and understand their role in order to make this happen on such a large scale,” said Toni.

The event has raised a total of

$129,540.00 since 2010 thanks to the Mater Dei community, donors, and sponsors who have helped make it happen.

“We would not be successful if it were not for the prayers, love, and support given to us by so many in the last five years,” said Toni.

“I pray we can continue to pay it forward so that other patients and families can benefit.”

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Mater Dei Today Fr. Schroeder delivers birthday blessings For the past five years, Fr, Gene Schroeder, pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Vanderburgh County, has given a handwritten birthday greeting to every student and staff member at Mater Dei. What motivated Fr. Gene to give birthday cards was a discussion among parish pastors on how they could be more present to high school students. For him, it seemed

personal and that’s why it left an impression on people.

Sending birthday cards is a simple way to be with people in a personal way. It’s a simple way of saying to another person—your life is important.”

With a student body of 523 and a staff of 75, Fr. Gene keeps busy sending birthday greetings. Although he does all the writing on the cards, he credits the real

“Sending birthday cards is a simple way to be with people in a personal way.

It’s a simple way of saying to another person—your life is important.” a natural thing to send birthday cards to the students and staff at MD. Each year he finds something inspiring to put on the front of the card, has them printed, and then hand writes a message to everyone. “I usually write the cards in the evening when I am unwinding,” shares Fr. Gene.

He likes to let others know that they are important.

“Much of what Jesus did was to meet with people and to walk with them on their journey. His ministry was very

work to the school secretaries in the main office who distribute them for him every month. “Without their help, it wouldn’t happen,” he states.

So thank you, Fr. Gene, for all of the birthday cards over the past five years which total approximately 3,000 cards to students and staff. Your time and energy is much appreciated, and everyone looks forward to receiving them!

Fr. Gene Schroeder delivers birthday cards for students and staff to school secretary Jeanne Tornatta.

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Mater Dei Today

Congratulations to the Class of 2015!

We welcome the Class of 2015 as our newest alumni!

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Fifth Annual Ave Maria Society Morning reflects on “The Future of Mater Dei”

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he annual Ave Maria Society Morning took place this past April. A rosary and Mass were celebrated in the Msgr. Wolf Chapel at Mater Dei followed by breakfast and a presentation, “The Future of Mater Dei.” This was the fifth annual meeting and the largest event for the Ave Maria Society.

The Ave Maria Society was established to recognize those benefactors who make commitments to the future of the school

have increased from $21,413 to $72,706.

There are several different ways to give and become a member of the Ave Maria Society: BEQUESTS A gift given to Mater Dei that is identified in a will or a living trust is considered a bequest. This gift is one of the simplest ways to make a planned gift. Your gift can either be a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or a gift after other bequests have been distributed. We recommend that

does not require involvement of an attorney.

When an IRA is passed on to children or other family members, taxes may decrease its benefits. By naming Mater Dei as the death beneficiary, these taxes are avoided.

CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITIES A Charitable Gift Annuity is a great way to provide fixed income for up to two people and allows individuals to leave a substantial legacy to Mater Dei. How a Charitable Gift Annuity works:

“Over 100 alumni, friends, and past parents have been inducted into the Society since 2011.

Their levels of giving vary, but they all share a strong commitment to the importance of the Catholic education provided at Mater Dei.”

through planned gifts or endowments.

According to Dr. Timothy Dickel, President of Mater Dei, “Over 100 alumni, friends, and past parents have been inducted into the Society since 2011. Their levels of giving vary, but they all share a strong commitment to the importance of the Catholic education provided at Mater Dei.“ Since December of 2010, the number of endowments at Mater Dei have increased from 18 to 40. The balance of endowments have increased from $671,648 to $1,903,716, and the annual endowment distributions

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you contact an attorney to help establish a will or trust. If you name Mater Dei High School as a beneficiary, we request you submit this information in writing to the Office of Institutional Advancement.

INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS (IR A) Many individuals and families have accumulated sizable assets in their IRAs. You can easily indicate Mater Dei High School as the death beneficiary for your IRA with completion of a simple form. This transaction

You make an irrevocable gift to Mater Dei of $10,000 or more and receive a charitable deduction for a portion of your gift.

You receive income for the rest of your life based on a predetermined percentage of your gift. A portion of your gift is tax-free.

Your fixed payment is based on your age and is determined when you make your charitable gift. One or two individuals (beneficiaries) can be named as recipients for the fixed income. If there is a particular aspect of the school you want to support with your gift, you can make this distinction.

Members of the Ave Maria Society and guests attend Mass at the annual Ave Maria Society Morning.

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Who are members of Mater Dei High School’s ENDOWMENTS An endowment is a donation to Mater Dei High School that is invested to provide ongoing income for the school. The gifts contributed to an endowment are considered the “corpus” or “principal” and remain untouched. Mater Dei receives an annual distribution from the interest income to support the school.

Endowments can be named to honor or memorialize a family or loved one and can be designated for a specific purpose, i.e., tuition assistance, technology, athletics, science, etc.

The investments are professionally managed and adhere to a policy that is consistent with the teachings of the Catholic Church. A minimum $5,000 gift must be given to establish an endowment. Many colleges and other organizations are able to provide significant annual income through their endowments.

LIFE INSUR ANCE Life insurance allows you to make small contributions that accumulate to significant value over time. Naming Mater Dei High School as the beneficiary and/or owner of a life insurance policy allows you to make a marvelous gift without disturbing other assets.

CHARITABLE REM AINDER UNITRUSTS Gifts from wills continue to be the

most popular way of enriching Mater Dei’s endowment fund. Bequests are easy to understand, revocable, and allow for a gift of either a percentage of your estate or a specific dollar amount. Unfortunately, they offer no lifetime benefits to the donor.

As an alternative, Mater Dei donors might want to consider a charitable remainder trust, often referred to as a CRT. A CRT offers those donors who are willing to irrevocably commit assets to Mater Dei an income for life. Typically, that income is reserved to the donor and his or her spouse, although others can be included. Upon the death of the final income beneficiary, the trust terminates and what remains of the trust principal passes into Mater Dei’s endowment to be used as the donor has specified.

In exchange for this irrevocable commitment, the CRT donor receives a current income tax deduction based upon the age(s) of the income recipient(s) and the amount of income reserved. Donors can request either a percentage of the trust as revalued annually (a “unitrust” interest) or a specific dollar amount (an “annuity” interest).

For more information, please contact Timothy Dickel, President of Mater Dei, tdickel@evdio.org, 812-421-5727 or Sarah Wagner, Development Director, swagner@ evdio.org, (812) 421-5727.

Ave Maria Planned Giving & Endowment Society?

They are everyday people with a passion for Mater Dei and her mission to educate young people in a faith-filled environment.

They are people who choose to honor loved ones with a lasting gift.

They are friends and alumni dedicated to the past, present, and— most importantly—the future of Mater Dei High School.

They could be you.

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Our Catholic Identity: Why Mater Dei Exists The concept of Catholic identity in relation to Catholic schools and parish catechesis programs has been discussed and pondered for many decades. Catholic identity is the foundation of a Catholic school. It is its reason for existence.

By Carol Nurrenbern

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According to the Encyclopedia of Catholic Doctrine, “Catholic identity consists in being in full communion with the Catholic Church—in her visible structure as it appears on this earth— accepting and enjoying bonds which link us more specially still to Jesus Christ that are defined as the profession of the same doctrine, the share and worship in the same sacraments, and the acceptance of ecclesiastical authority and discipline (Lumen Gentium, 14).”

Catholic identity is not something static. It should grow, and it can also be lost. Growth in Catholic identity means an ever fuller and more intimate bonding and union with Jesus Christ, through the faith of the Church and the sacraments the Church administers (Encyclopedia of Catholic Doctrine).

When focusing on Catholic identity in Catholic education, the Holy See—the jurisdiction of the Roman Catholic Church—is very clear on what defines a Catholic school. The primary purpose of Catholic education is “the formation of boys and girls who will be good citizens of this world, loving God and neighbor and enriching society with the leaven of the gospel, and who will also be citizens of the world to come, thus fulfilling their destiny to become saints (The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools).”

Mater Dei campus minister Jeremy Goebel ’06 states, “Catholic identity is demonstrated simply by placing Jesus Christ at the very heart of what we do as individuals, and then as a school.

Catholic identity in a Catholic school today encompasses every aspect of the school itself, from the course material to the people that work there.”

He acknowledges that the Church has provided guidance on this topic, and emphasizes that Catholic schools should teach the faith in a doctrinally sound manner, while at the same time it should remain academically rigorous in all subjects.

It is important to integrate both faith

Fr. Phil Kreilein, football chaplain, prays with the team before a game.

and reason so that the school can be a “school of the human person” (Congregation for Catholic Education: The Catholic School on the Threshold of the Third Millennium—vatican.va).

helped to recognize the purpose of

Father Alex Zenthoefer, a priest in the Evansville diocese and a 1997 graduate of Mater Dei, stresses this point. “At its most fundamental level, Catholic identity in a school means recognizing that each student is a child of God and should be helped to become aware of their identity in God. It also means that everything else—studies, extra-curricular activities, free time—be directed toward accomplishing that goal. What good is it if students understand the Pythagorean Theorem, but do not have a reason to live? What’s the value of reading Shakespeare if the student is not being

to be compatible in education, and true

their existence?”

Father Phil Kreilein, Mater Dei football chaplain and pastor of Resurrection parish, states, “Faith and reason have knowledge can only be cultivated in an environment that fosters intellectual freedom, personal development and cultural equity. Catholic identity must be declared through a campus-wide commitment to serving others, developing an active faith life and fashioning a more just and humane world.”

Senior Gabe Rohleder believes that Mater Dei’s commitment to excellence is a statement to its Catholic identity.

“Christ is prevalent in all areas of life at Mater Dei, both in and outside of

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reminder of what the school is about.

Fr. Zenthoefer recalls from his high school years that “Mater Dei also places the figure of the Blessed Virgin Mary in front of the students, not only in the form of a statue, but as a model to follow.”

Theology teacher Mr. John McMullen leads his class in a prayer service in the Prayer Garden.

school. Whether it is learning about His love for us in religion class, praying before a big game, or seeing His work come alive in real life, He is present in all things. We are taught to strive to be the best, athletically, academically, and most important, spiritually. Excellence is such a big part of life at Mater Dei, and that pertains to our Catholic identity as much as anything else.”

Mater Dei’s Catholic identity permeates all areas of the educational experience.

Greg Schaefer ’98, Mater Dei theology teacher and head wrestling coach, explains, “Students in the classroom, athletic arena, and those involved in the countless extracurricular activities offered at Mater Dei, have the opportunity to be part of a tremendous community.

Whether they consciously recognize it or not, they get to be part of something so much bigger than themselves. Mater

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Dei attempts to help students realize that their identity not only lies within themselves but within their faith community that is founded on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.”

Students, faculty, and staff at Mater Dei have the opportunity to pray together as a community daily, in addition to prayer services, monthly liturgies, and Reconciliation services. Students have access to the chapel between classes and during homeroom on certain days.

Jeremy observes, “Having Jesus Christ present in the Eucharist in our school is an amazing gift. Students are given the opportunity to know Christ in the classroom. They have the chance to learn about the person of Christ, and to develop a personal relationship with him.”

Catholic icons and symbols adorn the school building. A crucifix hangs in every classroom and office as a constant

Each class has a retreat during the school year that allows students to step back from the distractions of the world and focus on their relationship with God. A weekly Bible study for students who want to deepen their prayer life takes place on Tuesday mornings before school. An annual vocations fair is sponsored by the Theology Department, where students talk with priests and members of religious orders about their vocations. Nationally renowned Catholic speakers are brought in to talk to the student body on issues such as chastity and relationships.

Prayer is present at athletic events and extracurricular activities. If a team or club travels out of town on a weekend, they attend Mass before returning home.

Fr. Kreilein travels with the team, blesses them, and prays with them throughout the season. Jeremy comments, “Fr. Phil’s presence has been a visible witness of our Catholic identity to the players as well as to other schools.” As Fr. Kreilein explains, “It’s not just, ‘Hey, Father, say the Hail Mary and get out of the way.’ Being on the sideline wearing my collar shows that we are not just another football team but something unique. We’re trying to put a spiritual fingerprint on what we’re about to do.”

Senior Haley Anson’s experience at

Mater Dei has made her realize that “the students at Mater Dei are respectful and considerate of others. We’re also very giving. I know that if we put our minds to it, we can raise any amount of food or money for organizations.

This year alone we had a significant increase in the amount of food brought in for the Canned Food Drive at Thanksgiving than in years past.

“ The purpose of studying is to grow in our wonder and curiosity for the beauty of what God has given us. Wealth, fame and philanthropy are not evils, but they cannot be the driving force behind why we educate our young people.” —Fr. Alex Zenthoefer

We also raised over $33,000 for Riley Hospital for Children this year at our Dance Marathon. We want to do those things that better our community.”

Haley believes her faith experience has been enhanced at Mater Dei by day-to-day school activities and special events. She attended the March for Life, the largest pro-life event in the world, the past two years in Washington, DC with other Mater Dei students.

“It was an incredible feeling walking around the National Mall and in front of the Capitol Building with more than 500,000 other Catholics from all around the world. We all had the same beliefs and values about saving human life,” shared Haley. “My faith has also been strengthened with Sr. Ann Marie once a month to talk in groups about our faith in the past, present and future.

She gave us valuable resources and insight on how to choose a spouse, how to make big decisions with the help of God, and how to strengthen our relationship with God.” Rhonda Fehrenbacher ’84, a past parent and a future parent of students at Mater Dei, served as a parent volunteer at her

son’s junior retreat. “That retreat was my light bulb moment of why I sent my son to Mater Dei,” she explains.

“The senior students that witnessed to their junior peers was overwhelming!

Each witness spoke about how God was present through difficult times in their life, and through their faith they were able to overcome these difficulties.

I will never forget that day and my light bulb moment. I have heard people witness on God in their lives as adults, but to have teens witness to their peers on their life experiences at age 18 and how God was present was so very powerful.”

As with all parents, Rhonda had expectations of Mater Dei. “My vision of what the Catholic environment should be at a Catholic school is for everyone to be treated with respect, kindness and fairness by the teachers and students no matter how different the intellect, personalities, or appearances are of each other.

Mater Dei has met my expectations.”

As campus minister, Jeremy realizes that Catholic identity in a Catholic

school is more than simply making the faith available to students. It stresses the importance of the faith being visibly lived out by all members of the school community. Parents and guardians are the primary educators of their children, so collaborating with them in the education process is very important.

Father Zenthoefer points out that Mater Dei, by its very essence, builds community which supports students along their path of faith. “It models well the life of the Church that is meant to foster true friendships and help each individual know their capabilities.”

The Holy See states that the final indicator of a school’s authentic catholicity is the vital witness of its teachers and administrators. They are charged with the primary responsibility for creating a Christian school climate, as individuals and as a community. “The nobility of the task to which teachers are called demands that, in imitation of Christ, the only Teacher, they reveal the Christian message not only by word but also by every gesture of their behavior.” Dr.

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pating in the Kingdom of God is the greatest success. ’What does it profit a man to gain the whole world if he loses himself?’ (Mark 8:36). The purpose of studying is to grow in our wonder and curiosity for the beauty of what God has given us. Wealth, fame and philanthropy are not evils, but they cannot be the driving force behind why we educate our young people.”

Sister Ann Marie Butler, a Daughter of Charity, provides spiritual direction for students in junior theology class.

Timothy Dickel, president of Mater

to recall why they exist and take a pro-

Dei, confirms that “Our staff sacrifices

active approach on Catholic education

higher wages because they believe in

that helps students discover not only

our Catholic mission. Working at Mater

the truths within the subject matter

Dei is more than a job: it is a minis-

but also the truth that is God.”

From the MD Student Handbook:

try. We demonstrate our faith through

Father Zenthoefer sees the greatest

Here at Mater Dei High School,

challenge for Catholic schools today in

our code of behavior is rooted

maintaining their Catholic identity is

in our identity as a Catholic High

There are challenges to maintaining

battling the cultural understanding of

the Catholic identity of a school. “The

success. “Everyone wants their children

School—a center of learning

world that we live in has a very different

to be successful. But we have defined

message—individualism, relativism,

success as being wealthy or gaining

consumerism—than the Church,”

fame or owning one’s own business.

states Greg. “Sacrifice is not a popular

And so the educational process is

concept in our modern age. Catholic

adapted to fit this mentality and students

schools are founded and maintained

are told to study so that they can be

through the sacrifices of many, and

successful,” states Fr. Zenthoefer. “But

most importantly, the sacrifice of Jesus

Catholic schools have to recognize that

Christ. Catholic schools must continue

living a life of holiness and partici-

word, sacrament, and deed. Prayer is an essential part of all we do.”

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What truly reflects the Catholic identity of a school is what the students have learned and gained while attending the school. Gabe shares, “Throughout my time at Mater Dei, I feel like I have become closer to God. I have learned how to connect with the Lord which has improved the confidence I have in my faith and freed me to put my trust in Him. It’s all part of the experience at Mater Dei, and I believe it will never leave me.”

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for those who believe in: • The sustaining presence of God the Father • The redeeming presence of Jesus the Son • The energizing presence of the Holy Spirit

From "The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools" 1. The specific purpose of a Catholic education is the formation of boys and girls who will be good citizens of this world, loving God and neighbor and enriching society with the leaven of the gospel, and who will also be citizens of the world to come, thus fulfilling their destiny to become saints.

2. Catholic educators should have a sound understanding of the human person that addresses the requirements of both the natural and the supernatural perfection of the children entrusted to their care.

3. A third mark of Catholicity is the emphasis on the school as a community—a community of persons and, even more to the point, “a genuine community of faith.” The Holy See describes the school as a community in four areas: the teamwork among all those involved; the cooperation between educators and bishops; the interaction of students with teachers; and the school’s physical environment.

4. A fourth distinctive characteristic of Catholic schools is that the “spirit of Catholicism” should permeate the entire curriculum. If a Catholic school is to deliver on its promise to provide students with an integral education, it must foster love for wisdom and truth, and must integrate faith, culture, and life.

5. A final indicator of a school’s authentic catholicity is the vital witness of its teachers and administrators.

They are charged with the primary responsibility for creating a Christian school climate, as individuals and as a community. “The nobility of the task to which teachers are called demands that, in imitation of Christ, the only Teacher, they reveal the Christian message not only by word but also by every gesture of their behavior.”

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Full of Grace Capital Campaign Celebration ” This campaign has transformed our campus, and it assists our more important work of transforming the lives of all who study and work here. The goal of having the Mater Dei community embrace this effort is accomplished.”

— Dr. Timothy Dickel, President of Mater Dei

On May Day, May 1, 2015, the Mater Dei community celebrated meeting and exceeding the goal of the Full of Grace: Excellence for Tomorrow Capital Campaign. The celebration was part of the annual May Day activities.

Over $5 million has been pledged by over 1,000 donors, 275 being first time Capital Campaign donors. Dr. Timothy Dickel, President of Mater Dei, stated, ”This campaign was an invitation to our community to be a part of something significant. This campaign has transformed our campus, and it assists our more important work of transforming the lives of all who study and work here. The goal of having the Mater Dei community embrace this effort is accomplished.”

“We offer our deepest appreciation to everyone. We appreciate all of the volunteers and donors. We appreciate the extremely talented and dedicated faculty and staff who make all of these improvements come alive to our students. We appreciate the past 65 years. And we appreciate the opportunity of ensuring the future 65 years and more of Mater Dei High School,” expressed Dr. Dickel.

He told the audience, “Fr. William Lautner, Mater Dei’s first Superintendent, stated, ‘If Mater Dei was to be just another school, it would not be worth the effort and sacrifice necessary for its building.’ There are many things that differentiate Mater Dei from other schools, but most significantly, we distinguish ourselves by our belief in Jesus Christ. Academics, athletics, extracurricular activities, and new facilities are the means necessary to help us encounter Christ on a daily basis at Mater Dei.” Projects that have been completed include the Sisters of St. Benedict Prayer Garden, the Rev. David Nunning Media Center expansion and renovation, the new Chancellor Resource Center, energy efficient lighting throughout the academic area and both gyms, improvements to Moutoux Soccer fields, a dedicated baseball field, and the complete renovation of both boys and girls main restrooms.

Future projects include the Tuition Assistance Program, main entrance enhancement, artificial turf installed on the Boots Baumann Field, the six-court Aichle Tennis Complex, renovation of the main gym locker rooms, fully accessible first floor restrooms in the gym, renovated auxiliary gym, complete renovation of the cafeteria kitchen, ongoing technology upgrades, and teacher professional development.

The Full of Grace: Excellence for Tomorrow Capital Campaign was led by Dr. Dickel, Sarah Wagner ’88, Development Director, and Capital Campaign Chairs, Jim ’51 and Eileen ’51 Will, Gil and Marcia Jochem, and Dan ’80 and Laura ’80 Niemeier. Jim Will passed away unexpectedly during the campaign, and he was warmly remembered during this celebration.

1. Bishop Charles Thompson blesses the Sisters of St. Benedict Prayer Garden.

2. Bishop Thompson and the priests from the West Deanery celebrate May Day Mass.

3. T he Capital Campaign Chairs anticipate the May Day celebration. Left to right: Dan and Laura Niemeier, Eileen Will, Marcia and Gil Jochem.

4. B ishop Charles Thompson blesses the crown for the crowning of Mary. (Photo by Pee Wee Vasquez, courtesy of the Message) 5. E vansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke proclaims May 1, 2015, Mater Dei High School Full of Grace: Excellence for Tomorrow Capital Campaign Day. (Photo by Pee Wee Vasquez, courtesy of the Message) 6. Senior Eva Traylor crowns the Blessed Mother on May Day. Her escort is senior Patrick Helfrich. (Photo by Pee Wee Vasquez, courtesy of the Message) 7. S ister Barbara Lynn Schmitz, Prioress of the Sisters of St. Benedict, expresses gratitude for the dedication of the Prayer Garden to the Benedictine sisters.

8. P riests who concelebrated May Day liturgy. Left to right: Fr. Brian Emmick, Fr. Ray Brenner, Fr. Phil Kreilein, Fr. Simon Nafta, Fr. Ed Schnur, Fr. Christopher Droste ’98, Fr. Paul Ferguson, Fr. David Nunning, and Fr. Alex Zenthoefer ’97. (Photo by Pee Wee Vasquez, courtesy of the Message)

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Capital Campaign Projects Update

” Installing artificial turf at Mater Dei is the single most important improvement we can make for our athletic and physical education programs.”

— Mike Goebel, Head Football Coach

EXCELLENCE FOR TOMORROW CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

GOAL: $4.6M

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Artificial Turf Field Work began in April on Boots Baumann Field, the artificial turf field. The anticipated completion date is June 30, and ready for the upcoming football season. The field will be used for cub, freshman, and JV football games. Varsity games will still be held at Reitz Bowl.

The field will be lined for football and soccer but will likely be used by baseball, softball, lacrosse and band.

The field was designed by Jim Farny ’73 of the Lochmueller Group, the general contractor is Blankenberger Brothers, Inc., and the turf installer is A-Turf.

A dedication event is scheduled during the Red & Gold Scrimmage on Saturday, August 8, 2015.

Entrance Enhancement and Tennis Projects Work on the entrance to Mater Dei will begin this summer and will include an additional turn lane exiting the campus. The timeline for the project is being developed at the time of printing. Some of the work will continue through 2015.

The Aichle Tennis Complex will include six courts. Due to the close proximity of the entrance and tennis projects, some of the aspects of these projects overlap. The main water line feeding the school and a force main that pumps waste out of the school will be replaced. Dirt from the south side of the drive (where the convent previously sat) will be moved to the area where the tennis courts will be located. Additional dirt will also be hauled in for this area.

New storm sewers will be installed around the perimeter of the tennis courts to address drainage issues.

A water line feeding the neighborhood to the south of the school will also need to be relocated.

A new marquee will be installed in the front of school and commemorated to the MDFAA. Kitchen Renovation A full-scale renovation of the kitchen is scheduled for the summer, which will include flooring, ovens, range, dishwasher, walk-in cooler, walk-in freezer and new plumbing and electrical work. The improvements will enhance the energy efficiency of the kitchen, especially by replacing some of the original kitchen equipment.

Baseball Field The first practices and games were held on the field this spring. Some additional work needs to be completed for batting cages, bullpens, and other work outside the field.

Friends & Alumni News 1960s

Class Reunions

Joe Rettig ’61 and his wife of 47 years, Barb Rettig, recently completed their goal of visiting all 50 states. Joe retired six years ago as the Sales Manager for the Carrier Air Conditioning distributor in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Barb retired seven years ago as a registered nurse at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.

The Class of 1955 will celebrate their 60th class reunion July 11, 2015, at 5:00 p.m. at Western Ribeye, 1404 N. Boeke Rd., Evansville. For more information, contact Darlene Berendes Weinzapfel at tootiew24@ sbcglobal.net or 812-423-6042 or Joanie Berendes Niemeier at tjniemeier@aol.com or 812-963-3334.

The Class of 1959 has planned a reunion at the Owls on Saturday, October 3, 2015. For more information, contact Shirley Ubelhor at 812-476-7984.

2000s Justin Elpers ’00 is married to Alisann (Shetler) Elpers ’02, and they are the parents of three children. Justin is a social studies teacher, and Alisann is a full-time mother and operates a photography business.

2010s Kelsey Reker ’11 was recently named as one of IUPUI’s top 100 students. Over 2,100 students were nominated. Kelsey’s mother, Michele Reker ’91, commented, “We feel that much of her success comes from the values and knowledge that she gained while at Mater Dei!”

Alexa Bueltel ’12 was recently elected president of the Student Government Association at the University of Southern Indiana. She is a Management major with a concentration in Human Resources and a minor in Marketing. After graduation, she would like to work in Human Resources or in the non-profit sector.

Robin (Fehrenbacher) Rosbrugh ’06 and her husband Tyler are the proud parents of Chloe Elizabeth.

Assisting in the delivery of their daughter was Dr. Patrick Titzer ’85 while he was completing his first year of residency at Union Hospital in Terre Haute, Ind. To show their appreciation and the Westside love, the Rosbrughs gave him some Grippos and Ski to celebrate!

The Class of 1965 will be having their 50th class reunion Saturday, August 15, at Twin Towers beginning at 6:00 p.m. For more information, contact Steve Moore at smoore@schultheis.net.

The Class of 1970 reunion will be August 15, 2015, at the Ivy Room at SWIRCA, 16 W. Virginia St. in Evansville. Friday Night Meet-andGreet will be August 14, 2015, at Smitty’s on Franklin St. Questions?

Contact Wayne Emge at 812-4594945 or wemge@brenntag.com or Kathy Schenk at 812-963-6968 or 7230kjs@insightbb.com. More details to follow.

The Class of 1971 has a Class Night Out planned for Thursday, October 8, 2015, from 5–10:00 p.m. at the Westside Nut Club Fall Festival.

Classmates should meet by the Mater Dei Band booth. No RSVP required. Just show up! All are welcome. Questions? Call Jim Schroeder, 812-424-7170.

The Class of 1980 will celebrate their 35th reunion September 12, 2015, at Weinzapfel’s Tavern.

Contact Laura (Tenbarge) Niemeier at lniemeier@sbcglobal.net or 812-483-2053 with questions.

Please send your Friends & Alumni news to Carol Nurrenbern at cnurrenbern@evvmaterdei.org or (812) 421-5727.

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Mater Dei SPORTS RECAP Mater Dei track coach named an Armstrong Teacher Educator Indiana University School of Education has named Roseann Wilson, Mater Dei girls’ track coach, a Mater Dei past parent, and physical education teacher at Holy Redeemer Catholic School, a Martha Lea and Bill Armstrong Teacher Educator. She was one of nine Indiana teachers named for 2015.

The awards, which began in 1997, afford teachers an opportunity to participate in professional development and work with IU faculty and students studying to be teachers during the next year.

Superintendents and principals from around Indiana nominate teachers for the Armstrong Teacher Educator Award based on patterns of outstanding teaching and school leadership. Nominees must also demonstrate a potential to work effectively as mentors and role models for pre-service teachers. A committee of IU faculty, students and former recipients chooses the Armstrong teachers.

Mater Dei girls’ track coach Roseann Wilson, pictured with members of the track team. Left to right: Tori Schickel, Kristin East, Roseann Wilson, Grace McDurmon, Lily Duncan, Alexis Price

Girls’ Tennis— sectional champs The following individuals advanced to regional competition: Girls’ Track: Grace McDurmon—1600 meter Kristin Ease—high jump Boys’ Track: Chase Rheinlander—long jump Jared Strehl—long jump Nevin DeCoster—400 meter

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Winter/spring 2015 Boys’ Basketball wins Class 2A sectional title Congratulations to the boys’ basketball team for winning the Class 2A sectional title.

It is the first sectional title for boys’ basketball since 2008.

2015

Mater Dei High School Homecoming Schedule of Events • Annual MDFAA Golf Scramble, Helfrich Hills Golf Course Friday, October 2, 11:00 a.m.

• Mater Dei vs. Bosse Reitz Bowl Friday, October 2, 7:00 p.m.

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In Memoriam The Mater Dei community remembers those alumni, parents and friends who have passed. May they rest in eternal peace.

Alumni Richard E. Arney ’59, of Evansville, Dec. 18, 2014 John W. Bergwitz ’56, of Evansville, Feb. 13, 2015 Rose Mary (Stumpf) Cowan ’73, of Evansville, May 21, 2015 Cecilia (Fleck) Crane ’52, of Evansville, Dec. 11, 2014

Mary (Spahn) Franco ’58, of Carmel, Ind.

Paul Tornatta ’56, of Kissimmee, Fla., May 18, 2015

Geraldine (Koch) Hayes ’52, of Evansville, Dec. 1, 2015

Parents

Robert J. Herrmann ’56, of Evansville, April 1, 2015 Bart Kercher ’78, of Evansville, April 15, 2015 Mary Ann (Petrig) Lasher ’56, of Newburgh, Ind., May 8, 2015 Alwina Ann (Norman) Koester, ’63, of Evansville, May 23, 2015

Margaret (Scheller) Crowe ’57, of Evansville, Feb. 17, 2015

Don R. Scheller ’54, of Evansville, April 17, 2015

Mark Folz ’78, of Miami, Fla., May 5, 2015

James L. Seibert ’61, of Evansville, March 6, 2015

Gloria Bumb, of Evansville, May 1, 2015 Sandie Deig, of Evansville, March 3, 2015 Elizabeth Emmert, of Haubstadt, April 13, 2015 Virginia Nurrenbern, of Evansville, March 21, 2015 Leroy Weiss, of Evansville, May 10, 2015 Please email Carol Nurrenbern at cnurrenbern@evvmaterdei.or or call (812) 421-5727 to share the passing of MD alumni, parents and friends.

Gloria Bumb Gloria Bumb, of Evansville, passed away May 1, 2015, surrounded by her family.She worked as the “Ice Cream Lady” in the Mater Dei cafeteria for many years until her retirement in 2012. She was a member of Resurrection Catholic Church.

Gloria was a devoted wife, a caring mother, and a spoiling grandmother.She was passionate about her family, friends, and Mater Dei High School.

Surviving are two daughters, Sandy Struewing ’74 and Debbie Elpers ’77; two sons, Gary ’72 and Robb ’82; 12 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Bumb, in 2001.

The family of Gloria Bumb, a former cafeteria employee who was known during her years at Mater Dei as the “Ice Cream Lady,” serves complimentary ice cream in her memory to students and staff on the last day of school. Family members included Robb and Julie Bumb, Debbie Elpers, Jenjer Elpers, Jennifer Houchin, Jaci Elpers, Brady Beal and Hayden Houchin.

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Honor Roll of Donors The Full of Grace: Excellence for Tomorrow Capital Campaign Honor Roll of Donors is published to recognize and encourage those who further the mission of Mater Dei High School through their gifts. “ We offer our deepest appreciation to everyone. We appreciate all of the volunteers and donors. We appreciate the extremely talented and dedicated faculty and staff who make all of these improvements come alive to our students. We appreciate the past 65 years. And we appreciate the opportunity of ensuring the future 65 years and more of Mater Dei High School.” — Dr. Timothy A. Dickel, President

Full of Grace: Excellence for Tomorrow Campaign Leadership and Cabinet HONORARY CHAIRS

Fr. Raymond Brenner

Ron ’59 & Kathy Hollander

Jim ’89 & Lori ’89 Pierre

Jim ’51 & Eileen ’51 Will, Sr.

Robb ’82 & Julie Bumb

Tim ’89 & Jennifer Hollander

Kent ‘77 & Laura ‘80 Reddington

Jerry & Cherie ’75 Burgdorf

Ben ’85 & Kelly Kempf

Kent ‘86 & Missy Rexing

Bill & Phyllis Bussing

Matt Kiefer ’02

Steve & Terri Chancellor

Tim & Becky ’74 Klingler

Terry & Chris Clements

Darin ’85 & Marti ’90 Knight

CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP

John & Gail ’63 Dunn

Nick ’97 & Jennifer ’97 Knight

Timothy Dickel, Ph.D., President

Bob ’71 & Mary Kay ’71 Fehrenbacher

Bob ’56 & Cynthia Koch

Sarah Wagner ’88, Development Director

Tony ’94 & Jessica Fehrenbacher

Fr. Philip Kreilein

Sr. Mary Carmel Spayd

CO-CHAIRS Gil & Marcia Jochem Dan ’80 & Laura ’80 Niemeier

Keith ’88 & Christie ’88 Rheinlander Jake ’02 & Katie Schiff Fr. Ed Schnur Scott ’80 & Beth ’80 Slaton

Butch ’66 & Linda Feulner

Larry ’59 & DiAnne ’60 Kremer

Phil ’91 & Kiersten ’94 Stolz

CAMPAIGN CABINET

Matt ’91 & Kristen ’91 Folz

Frank ’61 & Barb Lamble

Ben ’86 & Marie ’86 Wagner

Terry ’80 & Jean ’81 Alvey

Mark ’70 & Monie ’70 Freeman

JoAnn Laugel ’66

Ron ’64 & Margaret ’66 Angermeier

Brian & Diane Wannemuehler

Andy ’65 & Darlene ’64 Goebel

Todd ’88 & Kelly Lehman

Dan & Andrea ’96 Baumann

Brian ’88 & Wendy Goebel

Miles & Andrea Mann

Maurice ’60 & Cherie ’60 Berendes

Mike Goebel ’70

Steve ’65 & Rita ’66 Moore

Steve ’65 & Judy Blankenberger

Larry ’65 & Carol ’65 Goedde

Jerry ’79 & Cindy ’76 Muensterman

Jeff ’92 & Paula Bone

Jeff & Tricia ’86 Henning

Dennis ‘70 & Donna ‘74 Niemeier

Ira Gerard ’72 & Terry ’72 Boots

Joe ’91 & Kalyn Herrmann

Norb ’65 & Madonna ’65 Niemeier

Jeff & Laurie Wilmes

Tim ’80 & Theo Boots

Brian ’92 & Heather ’92 Hertel

Fr. David Nunning

Wes & Jody ’86 Wilmes

Alan ’62 & Sharon Braun

Dan ’78 & Laura ’78 Hoefling

Gary ’61 & Susie ’62 Pierre

Dave ’79 & Anne ’79 Wolf

Mark ’80 & Jane ’81 Weinzapfel Jamie Wicks ’87 Jim ’76 & Karen Will, Jr. Sr. Mary Francis Williams

Commemoratives Sisters of St. Benedict Prayer Garden Dedicated to the Sisters who worked and prayed at Mater Dei High School since 1949 “Let everyone that comes be received as Christ” Rule of St. Benedict

Tuition Assistance Old National Bank Tuition Assistance Fund Sponsor a Student Fund

Rev. David Nunning Media Center

Business Office: Andrew ’65 & Darlene ’64 Goebel Teacher Work Room: Bussing-Koch Foundation Chancellor Resource Center: Steven & Terri Chancellor

Aichle Tennis Complex Dedicated to the memory of Bill Blankenberger ’61 by Steve ’61 and Colleen Aichle

Group Commemoratives

Court #2: Terry & Christine

Circle of Leaders

Athletic and Extracurricular Areas

Court #3: Given in praise of the

Boots Baumann Field

Court #4: Vectren

Clements

Ronald ’64 & Margaret ’66 Angermeier

Reference Area: Larry ’65 & Carol ’65 Goedde

Gilbert & Marcia Jochem

Circulation Desk: Industrial Contractors SKANSKA

Ira Gerard ’72 & Terry ’72 Boots Dan & Andrea ’96 Baumann

Learning Area: Lawrence ’59 & DiAnne ’60 Kremer

Alvey and Emily, Joel ’10 &

Brandon ’98 & Lindsey Boots

Clare ’12

Prayer Garden Holy Family Statue Robert ’71 & Mary Kay ’71 Fehrenbacher Family

Harmony Way Entrance Main Entrance: Mater Dei Friends & Alumni Association Teardrop: Koch Foundation, Inc.

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Academic Areas Room 235 (Science Classroom): Steven ’65 & Judy Blankenberger Room 240 (Science Classroom): Alan ’62 & Sharon Braun Room 215 (Religion Classroom): Elmer A. Goedde

Tri-State Orthopaedic Surgeons, Inc.

Court #1: Kay Cox

In Honor of the Oscar & Marie Nunning Family

James ’51 & Eileen ’51 Will

St. Mary’s Medical Center

Mater Dei Main Office: Fifth Third Bank

Prayer Garden Quattuors

Daniel ’80 & Laura ’80 Niemeier

Main Gymnasium Scoreboard

Father, Son and Holy Spirit

Court #5: Terry ’80 & Jean ’81

Sisters of St. Benedict Prayer Garden St. Benedict Circle St. Scholastica Circle Prayer Circle

Boots Baumann Field Player Circle

Boots Baumann Field Scoreboard

Main Gymnasium

Varsity Circle

Blankenberger Brothers, Inc.

Locker Rooms:

Coaches Circle

Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union ProRehab, PC St. Mary’s Medical Center Tri-State Orthopaedic Surgeons, Inc.

Mater Dei Men’s Club Main Level Restrooms: Paul ’67 & Nancy ’67 Mayer Ronald J. Straus Training Room: The Ronald J. Straus Family

Aichle Tennis Complex Player Circle Varsity Circle Coaches Circle

German American Bank

$5,000 to $9,999

Richard ’66 & Karen Reising

Bishop Emeritus Gerald Gettelfinger

Adler Holsteins Ronald Adler ’82 Richard Adler ’87

James ’89 & Kim ’88 Riordan

Brian ’88 & Wendy Goebel

Bradley Angermeier ’98

Michael ’87 & Eran ’87 Happe

Brian ’77 & Karen ’79 Schenk

ARC Construction Co., Inc.

Harding, Shymanski & Co., P.S.C.

Jimmy ’96 & Casi ’97 Schiff

Eric & Angie Babillis

Richard & Connie Harpenau

James ’69 & Jan ’69 Schiff

David ’67 & Jane ’68 Baumgart

Brian ’92 & Heather ’92 Hertel

David ’68 & Mary Schmitt

James Birk ’55

Holiday Management Foundation, Inc.

Linda Schmitt

Matthew ’96 & Amanda ’97 Bohleber

Jeffrey & Judith ’79 Schneider

Timothy ’89 & Jennifer Hollander

Scott & Kimberly ’88 Bonnell

Irving Materials, Inc.

Timothy ’80 & Theo Boots

Robert & Patricia ’51 Jackson

Thomas ’65 & Debbie Borries

David ’73 & Mindy Jochem

Ernie & Mary Jane ’58 Bradley

Honor Roll of Donors

by Giving Levels

Marcia & Robert Kassenbrock

Justin ’56 & Shirley ’59 Clements

Harold ’54 & Shirley Kempf

William & Mary Ellen Coates

Robert & Marguerite Kent

Mater Dei High School gratefully acknowledges all those who have contributed to the Full of Grace: Excellence for Tomorrow Capital Campaign.

Donald & Barbara Deig

Edward ’59 & Judy ’60 Knapp

Hallie Denstorff ’04

James ’68 † & Elvira Knapp William and Mary ’58 Knapp Christopher & Laura Lee

$100,000 + Steven ’61 & Colleen Aichle Steven ’65 & Judy Blankenberger Boots & Baumann Family Ira Gerard ’72 & Theresa ’72 Boots Dan & Andrea ’96 Baumann Brandon ’98 & Lindsey Boots Alan ’62 & Sharon Braun Steven & Terri Chancellor Andrew ’65 & Darlene ’64 Goebel Gilbert & Marcia Jochem Koch Foundation, Inc. Mater Dei Friends & Alumni Association Old National Bank

$50,000 to $99,000 Blankenberger Brothers, Inc.

Robert ’71 & Mary Kay ’71 Fehrenbacher Butch ’66 & Linda Feulner Fifth Third Bank Jerry ’60 & Pamela ’60 Gries Daniel ’78 & Laura ’78 Hoefling Daniel ’80 & Laura ’80 Niemeier ProRehab, PC Ronald ’59 & Kathleen Hollander Vectren Corporation James ’51 † & Eileen ’51 Will Jeff & Laurie Wilmes

$10,000 to $24,999 Jay ’93 & Sarah ’93 Adams Terence ’80 & Jean ’81 Alvey Emily, Joel ’10 & Clare ’12 Alvey Banterra Bank

Todd ’88 & Kelly Lehman James ’76 & Cheryl Macke Mater Dei Men’s Club

Edmund & Gayle Derringe Dexterous Mold & Tool

Andrew & Alexandra ’91 Rodman

Rev. Edward Schnur Peggie Schnur ’55 Larry & Janice ’64 Schuble Steven ’86 & Keri Spahn William & Bettye Stevenson Bob & Stefanie Swallows Bob & Stefanie Swallows Rev. Theodore Tempel Tri-State Fire Protection Benjamin ’86 & Marie ’86 Wagner

Timothy & Andrea Dickel

Randall Waibel ’66 & Catherine Ordener

D-Patrick, Inc.

Robert ’57 & JoAnn ’63 Weber

Anonymous

Jamie Wicks ’87

Rev. Christopher Droste ’98

JoAnn Laugel ’66 Mark ’87 & Kelly ’92 Messal Midwest Mechanical Services, Inc. Midwest Roofing-Sheet Metal

Tony ’94 & Jessica Fehrenbacher

$2,500 to $4,999

Mark ’70 & Ramona ’70 Freeman

Dave Albin & Teri ’84 Hollander Albin

Donald ’72 & Rebecca ’74 Fuchs

George & Dianne Moll

Deacon Thomas ’71 & Karen ’71 Goebel

Stephen ’65 & Rita ’66 Moore

Michael ’78 & Melissa Gossman

Glen & Ann ’97 Muehlbauer

Raymond ’63 & Janette ’65 Gries

Norbert ’65 & Madonna ’65 Niemeier

In Honor of Betty L. Hamilton ’54

Thomas ’55 & Joan ’55 Niemeier Gary ’61 & Susan ’62 Pierre James ’89 & Lori ’89 Pierre Josh ’14, Ashley ’17, Jacob ’21 & Joey ’23

John ’59 & Donna ’61 Hamilton Greg & Karen ’83 Hamilton Joseph & Lisa ’76 Henderson Hilliard Lyons

Luke Angermeier ’99 Robert & Martha ’63 Baehl Maurice ’64 & Sharon ’64 Baumgart Jon & Kathy Black Jeffrey ’92 & Paula Bone Larry ’60 & Ginger Boots Stephen ’62 & Margaret ’62 Braun Robb ’82 & Julie Bumb Karen Connelly

Denny & Cassie Quinn

Jeffrey & Tricia ’86 Hollander Henning Family

David ’70 & Darlene ’70 Robinson

Jackson Kelly PLLC

Joseph and Cathy ’67 Crowdus

Ronald J. Straus Family Fund

Bennet ’85 & Kelly Kempf

Julie Deeg ’72

Frank & Laura Schaefer

Klenck Company

Anthony ’77 & Nancy Deig

Gregory ’94 & Anya Schultheis

Tim and Rebecca ’74 Klinger

John ’82 & Jeanne Dewig

Richard ’57 & Emilie ’59 Seib

Michael ’59 & Carolyn ’60 Kormelink

Donut Bank Bakeries, Inc.

Rev. Philip J. Kreilein

David Ellison ’65

Timothy & Cheryl Major

Craig ’92 & Laura ’92 Elpers

Dick ’67 & Becky ’67 Martin

Wayne ’70 & Diane ’71 Emge

Ed & Judy Messal

Evansville Courier & Press

Anonymous

Expressway Automotive Family

Kenneth ’75 & Janice Miller

First Federal Savings Bank

Kevin ’91 & Erin ’94 Moore

Thomas ’56 & Delores ’56 Folz

Jack ’60 & Phyllis ’72 Corn

Bussing-Koch Foundation, Inc.

Methodius & Pauline Bartek

Elmer Goedde †

Randall & Joan ’71 Bauer

Larry ’65 & Carol ’65 Goedde

William Bender

Industrial Contractors SKANSKA Lawrence ’59 & DiAnne ’60 Kremer

Maurice ’60 & Cherie ’60 Berendes

Paul ’67 & Nancy ’67 Mayer

Rick Blankenberger

Catherine Siemers

South Central Communications Corp.

Rev. Raymond Brenner

James ’88 & Ingrid ’95 Stratman

Jerry & Cherie ’75 Burgdorf

Ronald J. Straus Family

St. Mary’s Medical Center

Fred & Trina ’88 Doepker

Charlotte Titzer †

Tri-State Orthopaedic Surgeons, Inc.

John & Gail ’63 Dunn

Walsh Family

Empire Contractors, Inc.

Brian & Diane Wannemuehler

Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union

Matthew ’75 & Pam ’75 Wannemuehler

Richard & Rita ’55 Eykamp

Robert ’58 & Judy Wargel

Glen & Ann ’97 Muehlbauer

Joseph ’65 & Connie Gelarden

Fehrenbacher Cabinets, Inc.

Mark ’80 & Jane ’81 Weinzapfel

Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc.

Michael ’70 & Melanie Goebel Andrew ’95 & Anna Hart

$25,000 to $49,000 Ronald ’64 & Margaret ’66 Angermeier Anonymous

James & Rosalie Dunkel

Bower-Suhrheinrich Foundation

Robert ’71 & Nancy ’71 Fischer

Christopher ’87 & Michelle Welsh

Rev. David Nunning

Terry & Christine Clements

Matthew ’91 & Kristen ’91 Folz

James ’76 & Karen Will

Barbara Price ’62

Hasgoe Cleaning Systems, Inc.

Kay Cox

Freeman, Will, & Niemeier, Inc.

Wes & Jody ’86 Wilmes

Professional Eyecare Associates

Keith and Karen ’75 Hinderliter

W. Randolph Ellspermann ’64

V. Ray ’60 & Kathy ’65 Funke

Samuel & Connie Woehler

Michael & Michele Reffett

Joshua ’99 & Lauren Hodge

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Russell & Jeanie ’77 Wildeman

Donald ’56 & Paula Haller

Joe Phelps ’80

Robert Wathen ’66

George Hollander ’78

Jeffrey & Michele ’74 Wildeman

Larry ’59 & Carol ’60 Haller

Brian ’98 & Erin Pope

Betty Weinzapfel ’58

Robert Hamilton ’57

Deacon Richard ’50 & Joan ’50 Preske

John Weinzapfel ’82

Jeffrey Jewell Danny ’67 & Linda ’68 Kares

$1,000 to $2,499

Ted ’84 & Angela Kares

Mark & Jodi ’75 Adcock

Keith & Christina Kelley

Kenneth ’60 & Jan ’64 Adler

Wayne & Barbara ’50 Kent

Daniel ’02 & Nichole Alcorn

Matthew Kiefer ’02

Christopher ’76 & Sue Alcorn

William † & Carroll Knight

Altstadt Office City

Knights of St. John #355

Leo ’62 & Marian ’63 Alvey

Daniel ’77 & Katie Lappe

Anonymous

Edward ’82 & Lorri ’83 Lappe

Sam & June Baker

Layman Sales Agency, Inc.

Robert ’75 & Diane Barron

JoAnn Layman ’60

William ’79 & Jennifer Bartek

Mark ’73 & Susan Lutterbach

Richard ’79 & Rhonda ’79 Baumgart

Dean ’84 & Laura Happe Fred ’64 & Mary ’64 Happe Jeff ’84 & Leanne Happe Steve & Mindy Hassler Kevin ’87 & Judy Hausmann A. Joseph ’91 & Kalyn Herrmann John & Jane Hodge Donald ’51 & Rita ’53 Hoefling Brian Hunt

Thomas Preske ’55 Joseph Ream Aaron Reckelhoff ’02 Angela Reckelhoff ’99 Michael & Mary Reese William ’54 & Yvonne Reine Charles & Carole ’58 Reising Rick & Shea Reneer

Michael Weinzapfel ’75 Nathan Weinzapfel ’03 Timothy ’89 & Tonya Weinzapfel Alfred & Patricia Welsh Christopher Wildeman ’81 Melvin & Jacki Wildeman Ryan Wildeman ’05 Francis & Betty Will Terry & Ann Wilson Tom, Bob ’09 & Joe ’12

Randall ’74 & Cynthia Hupfer

Keith ’88 & Christina ’88 Rheinlander

Ted ’60 & Berta ’64 Kares

Pat & Joyce ’59 Rhoades

Howard & Jane Ann Kiefer

Daniel & Mary ’79 Ritter

Donald J. & Elizabeth A. Becker

Clarence ’60 & Joanne Kirby

Rose Rogge

Joleen Bequette

Jerome ’70 & Mary Jo ’70 Kirchoff

Robert ’58 & Mary Lue ’58 Russler

Rev. James Blessinger

Gregory ’73 & Linda Kissel

Alan ’85 & Angie Schaffstein

Marian Borries †

Edward ’85 & Jackie ’85 Knapp

Oliver & Mary Ann Schapker

Darin ’85 & Marti ’90 Knight

$1 to $999

John & Amy ’84 Brennan

Steven ’76 & Janet ’77 Schapker

Nicholas ’97 & Jennifer ’97 Knight

Steven ’65 & Jo Lynn ’68 Adams

Gloria Bumb

Terri Scheller ’78

Patricia Koch

Adam ’00 & Abby Adler

Capital Electric, Inc.

Daniel & Kathy ’70 Schenk

Eric Kohut ’85

Jeffrey ’84 & Ellen ’93 Adler

John Cartwright ’70

Leroy Schenk ’60

Joseph ’81 & Susan Kohut

Rebecca Schenk ’95

Lori Adler ’96

Geoffrey ’85 & Sabine Coates Aaron ’94 & Jennifer Couture

Marie Kohut

Christopher ’89 & Jane Scheu

Kurt & Amy Daunhauer

Michael ’74 & Rendie Koressel

Adam ’99 & Jamie ’98 Schiff

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Rita Droste

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Ray Rexing ’59

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Schroeder’s Landscape & Aquatic Nursery

Donald & Patricia Rupprecht

Chris & Rhonda ’84 Fehrenbacher

Gene Mesker ’76

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Ronald & Joyce ’68 Messersmith

Rev. James Sauer

Mark ’70 & Debbie Fehrenbacher

Kurt ’97 & Shanna ’97 Messersmith

David Schapker ’74

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Judy Fleck ’61

Joe & Wynn Mitchell

Betty Sue Scheller

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Miles & Andrea Mann Dick ’67 & Becky Martin Jeffrey & Debra Marx Mater Dei Athletic Concessions Brett ’91 & Jennifer ’91 McDurmon Joyce McDurmon ’65 Tim & Lisa McGuire Tony & Debbie Morrow Jerome ’79 & Cindy ’76 Muensterman Robert & Carol ’74 Neisen Dennis ’70 & Donna ’74 Niemeier Stephen ’65 & Stephanie Niemeier

Gary ’78 & Janet ’78 Wink David ’79 & Anne ’79 Wolf Jeffery ’77 & Donna Wolf Reggie & Angela ’87 Wulff Rev. Joseph Ziliak

Marti Aldenderfer Clay ’82 & Denise ’84 Allison Clarence & Charlene Altstadt David ’03 & Megan ’03 Altstadt Roger & Bonnie Ambrose Roseanna Ames Jeffrey Anslinger ’01 Malinda Anslinger Julie Arafeh ’76 David & Vicky ’63 Ashworth Elizabeth Austin ’84

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Nicholas ’01 & Courtney ’03 Austin

Jeff & Sara ’96 Sexton

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Randy & Jeannine Shumate

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Mary Pat Smead ’61

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Monarch Beverage

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Scott ’80 & Beth ’80 Slaton

Eric ’92 & Tresa ’93 Goebel

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Cletus & Rosemary Muensterman

David Poetker & Sherri Barron ’71

Eric & Melissa Stockton

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John Barthel ’65

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Rev. William Traylor

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Wagner Properties, Inc.

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Gina M. Goedde ’93

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Bill & Tracy Norman

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Alvin & Rita Gries

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Eileen Haase ’60

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26 Mater Dei High School

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Joyce Baumgart

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Honor Roll of Donors by Giving Levels Mariann Baumgartner ’58

Daniel ’54 & Sondra ’56 Deibler

Rosemary Freeman

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Sandie Deig

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M. Jean Kruse

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Kim & Rose Gerth

Robert ’62 & JoAnn ’63 Dezember Marilyn Dick ’55

Birthright of Evansville

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Margaret Kruse

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Mallory Goebel ’07

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Rose Kuhn ’55

Sara Blankenberger ’10

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Scott Hurt

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Roger Lehr ’53

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Brian & Jody ’94 Branson

Magdalen Eickhoff

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Charles ’51 & Barbara ’61 Lindenschmidt

Nicholas ’84 & Jennifer ’84 Braun

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Gribbins Insulation

Lloyd & Joan Jost

Jennifer Lintzenich

Barbara Bray ’65

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Daniel & Sharon Kaiser

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Eric & Alicia ’99 Elpers

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Eric ’00 & Kristen Kassenbrock

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John Groben

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Rosemary Gutzweiler

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John E. Kern ’55

Charles & Linda Bryan

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Mark & Marisue Hammelman

John Kiefer ’00

Joan Hansen ’57

Gerry Kiesel

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Robert King ’58

Jane Harter ’53

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Ronald ’65 & Marjorie ’63 Hartmann

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Carol Kissinger

J. Lynn ’82 & Clare ’82 Hassler

Harvey and Carol ’60 Klenck

Joseph ’56 & Sandy ’63 Hatfield

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Kathy Buchanan ’72 Scott & Julie ’85 Buedel Frank ’69 & Joan Buerger Joseph & Dawn Bury James ’69 & Jean Butler Robert & Norma ’57 Carp Earl & Mary Elaine Carter Gloria Carter ’51

Ronald ’63 & Myrtle Englert Karen Fabiano ’69 Michelle Farney ’05 David ’63 & Betty Fehrenbacher Denny & Lori ’83 Fehrenbacher

Eric ’62 & Myrrl Choate

Richard ’64 & Judy ’63 Fehrenbacher

Terrance & Brenda Chronert

Betty Feller ’63

William Hausmann ’66

Alfred & Shirley ’50 Knapp

Robert Clausheide ’58

Nancy Fischer ’73

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Debra Head ’84

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Helfrich Realtors

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Travis & Sarah Flener

R. Randall ’73 & Rebecca ’74 Helfrich

Greg & Jennifer Koberstein

Robert & Brenda Cox

Mike & Linda ’70 Folz

Rita Helfrich ’51

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Delores Helfrich-Schroeder ’50

Michael & Janice Koberstein

Wayne & Valorie ’92 Dassel

Harold Forche

Wayne & Jewell Henning

Mike & Jane Koberstein

David Enterprises, Inc.

John & Lisa ’91 Forzley

Cheryl Herrmann ’71

Tim & Julie Koberstein

Harold & Mary ’58 Decamps

Foxxx Pools

Mark ’81 & Michelle ’81 Herrmann

Tim & Julie Koberstein

Lively Machine Company Frances Lively ’54 Jon & Bernette ’60 Locklar Mary Lodato Todd Loehr Matthew R. Loehrlein ’06 Ed & Julie (Koberstein) Love Ed & Julie Love Jarrod Luigs ’02 Sarah Luigs ’08 William ’59 & Jeanie Luigs Rita Lurker ’53 Thomas & Angela ’78 Lydon Mike & Tom Lythgoe ’59 Charlotte MacGregor Daniel Macke ’68 Glenn ’66 & Norwanda Macke John ’83 & Amy ’83 Macke Joyce Macke ’69 William Macke Margie Madigan ’55 James & June Magness Edward & Rebecca ’66 Maier John ’59 & Ruby Manger Robert & Nancy ’64 Mangold Mark & Kristi ’87 Marquis Jason ’95 & Kimberly ’95 Marsh Greg ’08 & Amy ’08 Marshall Charles & Joyce Martin: Villas of Solarbron

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Full of Grace: Excellence for Tomorrow Capital Campaign James & Joyce † Sanders

Kenneth Springer ’68

Daniel ’83 & Susan Wannemueller

Stephen Sanford ’59

John Stanley

Richard Wargel ’65

Gregory ’98 & Kristi ’97 Schaefer

Ronald ’60 & Betty Steinkamp

Rev. William Wargel

Jerome Schapker ’58

Stephan & Kay Sander

David & Lynda ’67 Wathen

Scott Schapker ’06

Philip & Angela Stephenson

Bryan & Nicole ’86 Webb

Thomas ’69 & Kathy Schapker

Charles & Brianna ’97 Stevens

Katherine Weber

Sr. Mary Kenneth Scheessele

Stock Yards Bank & Trust

Joe & Kathleen Weber

Robert ’77 & Mary ’82 Scheller

William ’55 & Carol ’55 Stocker

Matthew ’00 & Crystal Weber

Thomas ’54 & Sharon Scheller

P. Michael & Esther ’65 Stofleth

Dave & Theresa ’79 Weber

Donald Schenk ’77

John ’66 & Judy Stratman

Brent, Jody & Adam Weil

Kenneth ’75 & Elizabeth ’75 Schenk

Dennis ’85 & Kim Straub

Barbara Weinzapfel

Theodore & Tonya Schenk

Gary ’70 & Donna Stumpf

Greg ’85 & Karen ’85 Weinzapfel

Larry Pendley ’65

William ’67 & Margie Schenk

Brett & Julie ’85 Swihart

Jeff ’84 & Lori ’84 Weinzapfel

Kevin & Kelly ’86 Pennington

Evelyn Schickel ’55

Homer & Doris ’68 Taylor

Jerome & Helen Weinzapfel

Jon & Jane Perkins

A. John ’64 & Diana Schiff

Allen & LaVerne Tenbarge

Gary ’82 & Kathy ’82 Weinzapfel

Isaac Memmer ’15

Chuck & Diana Petranek

Mark ’76 & Judy Schiff

Amy TenBarge ’82

Leroy ’62 & Diane Weinzapfel

Stanley Memmer ’85

Jordan ’07 & Jenna ’07 Phelps

Mark ’71 & Kristine ’70 Schiff

Ronald & Joyce ’58 TenBarge

Vernette Weis

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Nathan ’99 & Lesley Schiff

Leroy & Rose Weiss

Donald Metzler ’54

Timothy Pigman ’00

Kenny & Patricia ’72 Tenbarge

Eugene & Roberta Schmidt

Diane Weiss-Altstadt ’67

Mid-America Clutch Co.

William ’72 & Mary ’72 Pigman

Anthony ’64 & Teresa Tenhumberg

Brandon ’01 & Emily Porter

Albert Schmitt ’70

Peter ’64 & Mary Tennyson

James ’73 & Diane Werner

Donald ’68 & Terri ’69 Miller

LeRoy Prange ’58

Andrew Schmitt ’12

Donald ’50 & Andrea Tepool

Zane & Lee Ann West

John ’50 & Janet Miller

Raymond & Nancy ’75 Pritchett

Rev. Eugene Schmitt

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Scott Whitehouse

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Kevin & Darlene ’83 Quinlin

Julie Schmitt ’70

Stephanie Thiel ’70

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Richard Miller ’70

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Wildeman Catering Co.

Kevin ’79 & Lee Ann Mischler

John Rebstock ’55

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Charles ’65 & Sang Wildeman

Ronald Mitchell

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Todd Reddington ’84

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Joshua Wildeman ’03

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Edwin Rehrman ’57

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Donald ’68 & Janie ’68 Moore

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Eugene Wilderman ’59

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Bradley ’90 & Krista Will

Allen ’67 & Barb ’67 Rexing

Zachery Tromley ’10

James & Mary Kay ’58 Muehlbauer

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Carolyn Mueller ’56

John & Diane Schroeder

Chris ’76 & Patti ’79 Will

Donald ’81 & Lissa Rexing

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Georgia Muensterman

Schultheis Insurance Agency, Inc.

Donald & Amy Will

Kelley Rexing ’85

Bradley ’88 & Nina ’88 Schultheis

Frank ’71 & Holly Will

Kenneth ’65 & Rita ’65 Rexing

David Underhill ’66

Joe ’80 & Karen Muensterman

Paul & Felicia ’82 Scofield

Kayley J. Will ’06

Robert ’87 & Pam Muensterman

David & LaChere ’85 Rexing

Pamela Vadbunker ’99

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Sr. Mary Francis Williams

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Kiley ’90 & Melissa ’93 Van Bibber

Matthew ’91 & Angela ’93 Mulherin

Khristian & Kathy Seger

Stephen & Sandra Vandeveer

David ’64 & Gail Williamson

Bill & Mary Rhodes Kenneth ’68 & Joyce Rietman

Gerald ’59 & Patricia ’68 Seib

Raymond & Suzann ’50 Vescovi

Curt & Connie Winiger

Matthew ’02 & Danielle Neisen

Mark & Nadine ’78 Risley

Curt & Jennifer ’03 Seib

Vieth Foundation

Malcom Winiger ’62

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David & Ruth ’61 Ritzert

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Villas of Solarbron Neighbors

Robert & Kathleen ’66 Wittgen

Andy ’06 & Elyse ’06 Niemeier

River Bend Ladies Auxiliary

Robert ’51 & Mary Seibert

Carl & Jean Voegel

Andrew ’99 & Mary ’98 Woehler

Benjamin Niemeier ’12

Andrea Robb ’95

Philip & Julie Sheridan

Carri Voegel ’11

Albert Patrick Wolf ’54

Caroline Niemeier ’09

James & Beverly ’90 Robbins

Beau ’93 & Sharon Shumate

Rosemary Voegel ’51

Gary & Beth ’87 Woodruff

Katelyn Niemeier ’09

Matthew & Michelle ’99 Robertson

Siemers Glass Company, Inc.

Lindsey Wagner ’03

Joseph & Christina ’74 Wright

Bradley ’08 & Kathryn ’08 Niemeier

Chris ’66 & Janet ’67 Siemers

Mark Wagner ’96

Megan Wright ’04

Donna Rode ’67

Barbara Simonson ’73

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Judy Rode ’59

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Stan ’57 Singer & Lenna De Marco

Lee Rodenberg ’89

Sisters of St. Benedict

Robin Rosbrugh ’06

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John & Brenda Spaetti

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Jason ’94 & Kerry Martin Jeffrey ’82 & Donna ’82 Martin

William ’51 & Dorothy ’51 Niemeier

John ’64 & Catherine Martin

Adam & Lacey ’09 Nix

Mel & Suzanna ’70 Martin

Andrew ’04 & Emily ’05 Nurrenbern

Timothy ’83 & Barbara ’83 Martin J. Samuel ’92 & Dolly Marx David & Kathleen ’85 Mathew Bernard ’83 & Jenny Mayer Virgil Mayer ’51 Terri McBride ’74 Jeffrey ’95 & Natalie McDurmon Scott ’89 & Mindy McDurmon Richard & Ann ’89 McIntosh Deacon John & Mary Grace McMullen

Lauren Niemeier ’07 Norbert ’65 & Madonna ’65 Niemeier Richard ’83 & Tracy Niemeier Stan ’71 & Tracy Niemeier Theodore & Kathleen ’76 Niemeier Todd ’91 & Babs Niemeier

28 Mater Dei High School

Gerald Nurrenbern Ruth Orth Robert & Renee Palmer Gerald ’76 & Paula ’81 Parkinson Christopher Paul ’85 Richard Paul ’54 Jason & Mary ’03 Peckenpaugh Michael & Debra Pellant

Michael ’83 & Jeana Walker Greg & Elizabeth ’95 Wallace Karen Waller ’70 Marshall ’59 & Carolyn ’59 Waller Todd ’04 & Kristin ’04 Wannemuehler

Sandee Wuerth ’61 Gary ’65 & Diane ’65 Wunderlich Tim ’83 & Tammy Zeller Carly Zenthoefer ’07 Robert ’84 & Jennifer ’88 Zigenfus Leo & Terry Zimmer

In memory of Helen Fulton

Greg & Jennifer Koberstein

Larry ’65 & Carol ’65 Goedde

Emory & Lorene Koberstein

In memory of Betty L. Hamilton ’54 Anonymous

Michael & Janice Koberstein Tim & Julie Koberstein Edward ’82 & Lorri ’83 Lappe JoAnn Layman

In memory of Paul Hayden ’55

Ed & Julie (Koberstein) Love

Robert ’55 & Carol Hawes

Bret ’91 & Jennifer ’91 McDurmon Kevin ’91 & Erin ’94 Moore

In memory of Susie Henry

Stephen ’65 & Rita ’66 Moore

Norbert ’65 & Madonna ’65 Niemeier

Carolyn Mueller ’56

In memory of Jean Klingler

Todd ’91 & Babs Niemeier

Jim & Deborah ’74 Collins

Kent ’77 & Laura ’80 Reddington

Jack ’60 & Phyllis ’72 Corn

Jon & Natalie ’88 Reidford

Delores Helfrich-Schroeder ’50

Rick & Shea Reneer

James ’89 & Lori ’89 Pierre

Kent ’86 & Melissa Rexing

Mary Schmit

David & LaChere ’85 Rexing

James ’71 & Kris Schroeder

Patrick & Joyce ’59 Rhoades

Mel ’60 & Cookie Singer

Donald Schenk ’77

In honor of Sam and June Baker

In honor of Barbara Muensterman’s 80th Birthday

Brent, Jody & Adam Weil

Mark & Amy ’90 Schlachter

Kent ’77 & Laura ’80 Reddington

James ’51 † & Eileen ’51 Will

Bill Willman

Larry & Janice ’64 Schuble

Mike Willman

Christopher ’66 & Janet ’67 Siemers

Honor Roll of Donors In memory of / in honor of In honor of 50th Jubilee Sr. Ann Francis Hillenbrand ’66

Todd Reddington ’84 Mark & Nadine ’78 Risley Susan Wagner ’82

In honor of Fred & Dorothy Barron Ted ’75 & Diane Barron

In honor of Doris (Mayer) Dewig ’52 Joseph ’75 & Patricia ’75 Dewig

In honor of Bob† & Mary Ann ’52 Dick Daniel ’77 & Jean Dick

In honor of Tad Dickel Family C. Timothy & Gail Dickel

In honor of Harold ’51 & Sylvia ’53 Gossman

Edward & Rebecca ’66 Maier

In honor of Gertrude & Wilburn Muensterman’s 60th Wedding Anniversary James ’51 † & Eileen ’51 Will

In honor of Jim and Janie ’50 Schroeder John ’78 & Tamara ’80 Schroeder

In memory of Bill Knight Anonymous Steve & Lynda Bagbey Delores Bruce Linda Bryan Earl & Mary Elaine Carter Brenda Chronert

Daniel ’80 & Laura ’80 Niemeier

Eric & Melissa Stockton James ’88 & Ingrid ’95 Stratman Eric ’91 & Stacey ’94 Turner Clifford ’88 & Sarah ’88 Wagner Gary ’82 & Kathy ’82 Weinzapfel Wildeman Catering Co. James ’76 & Karen Will Bradley ’90 & Krista Will

In honor of Sister Mary Carmel Spayd and Sister Mary Francis Williams

Robert Clausheide ’58

Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand

John ’82 & Jeanne Dewig

In memory of Dolores Koressel

Robert ’62 & JoAnn Dezember

Jeffrey ’82 & Donna ’82 Martin

In honor of Jim & Eileen Will’s 80th Birthday Daniel ’80 & Laura ’80 Niemeier

In memory of Robert Bumb ’51 Gloria Bumb †

Wayne & Valorie ’92 Dassel David Enterprises, Inc.

Timothy & Andrea Dickel Richard ’64 & Judy ’63 Fehrenbacher Michele & Donald Fleming Mathew ’91 & Kristen ’91 Folz Michael ’70 & Melanie Goebel

Francis & Bety Will Tim ’83 & Tammy Zeller

In memory of Jim Pender Steven & Marcia ’72 Frey

In memory of Katie Rose Schmitt ’02 David ’68 & Mary Schmit

Michael ’78 & Melissa Gossman

Robb ’82 & Julie Bumb

In honor of Ed & Becky ’66 Maier

In memory of Charles and Alma Ellspermann

Joe ’91 & Kalyn Herrmann

In memory of Kate Seib

Peter & Connie Hillenbrand

Ira Gerard ’72 & Theresa ’72 Boots

Brian ’92 & Heather ’92 Hertel

W. Randolph Ellspermann ’64

Danny ’67 & Linda ’68 Kares

Kathleen Buchanan ’72

Randy ’73 & Rebecca ’74 Helfrich

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Full of Grace: Excellence for Tomorrow Capital Campaign Scot & Julie ’85 Buedel

In memory of Jim Will, Sr. ’51

Rosemary Gutzweiler ’52

Ruth Orth

Timothy & Andrea Dickel

Jeffrey ’84 & Ellen ’93 Adler

Michael ’87 & ’87 Eran Happe

Kevin & Kelly ’86 Pennington

Karen Fabiano ’69

Clarence & Charlene Altstadt

Joseph ’56 & Sandra ’63 Hatfield

Jon & Jane Perkins

Nancy Fischer ’73

June & Sam Baker

Helfrich Realtors

Kent ’77 & Laura ’80 Reddington

Michael ’70 & Melanie Goebel

Randall & Joan ’70 Bauer

Rita M. Helfrich ’51

River Bend Ladies Auxiliary

William & Kimberly Gunn

Joyce Baumgart ’54

Delores Helfrich-Schroeder ’50

Bob ’58 & Mary Lue ’58 Russler

Daniel ’74 & Karole ’75 Gutzweiler

Michael ’76 & Mary ’74 Berendes

Wayne & Jewell Henning

Chad & Leann ’82 Sander

Ann Harper

Birthright of Evansville

George Hollander ’78

Steven ’76 & Janet ’77 Schapker

Donald ’51 & Rita ’53 Hoefling

Steven ’65 & Judy Blankenberger

Gilbert & Marcia Jochem

Robert ’77 & Mary ’82 Scheller

Randall ’74 & Cynthia Hupfer

Ira Gerard ’72 & Terry ’72 Boots

David & Ann Johns

William ’67 & Margaret Schenk

Ruby Koressel ’53

Timothy & Brenda ’75 Born

Harold ’54 & Shirley Kempf

Evelyn Schickel ’55 Jacob ’02 & Katie Schiff Eugene & Roberta Schmidt

Jean Kruse

Larry ’56 & Rose ’55 Breivogel

Robert & Marguerite Kent

Joyce Macke ’69

Gloria Carter ’51

Harvey & Carol ’60 Klenck

Kenneth ’71 & Jeanne ’79 Mesker

Gerald & Nancy Cox

Al & Shirley ’50 Knapp

Daniel ’80 & Laura ’80 Niemeier

Doris Dewig ’52

Ruby Koressel ’53

Todd ’91 & Babs Niemeier

Timothy & Andrea Dickel

Patrick & Lauri ’84 Koster

Kelley Rexing ’85

Dale & Cathy Drake

Gary ’74 & Letha ’74 Lannert

Norma Sue Rode ’54

Sara Ellert ’77

JoAnn Laugel ’66

Steven ’76 & Janet ’77 Schapker

Eugene & Rita ’57 Elpers

Thomas & Angela ’78 Lydon

Arthur ’58 & Donna Scheller

James & June Magness

Mark & Kristine ’71 Schiff

Robert ’71 & Mary Kay ’71 Fehrenbacher

Doretha Schnur ’52

Butch ’66 & Linda Feulner

Virgil Mayer ’51

Eugene ’71 & Kathleen ’72 Scot

First Federal Savings Bank

Kenneth ’71 & Jeanne ’79 Mesker

Edward & Rebecca ’66 Maier

Robert ’71 & Nancy ’71 Fischer

Mid-America Clutch Co.

Ralph ’50 & Florence ’51 Seib

J.D. Fleck ’84

Midwest Roofing-Sheet Metal

Richard ’57 & Emilie ’59 Seib

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