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CHERRY DIAMOND WHY THE MAC?

Inside the Diamond:

Dive into Summer at West • Easter Eggstravagnza Bugh Elected New President • MAC Celebrations Love is in the Air at the MAC • Father-Daughter Banquet Bright Lights Gala and Auction • Women of Distinction MARCH 2013 MAC on Historic Land

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CHERRY DIAMOND Dive into Summer at West

CHERRY DIAMOND STAFF Publisher - Joel L. Karsten Director of Communications - James M. Wilson Graphic Designer - Diane Rackovan Communications Assistant - Kelly Barbour General Manager - Wallace L. Smith

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Summer is just around the corner, and the West Clubhouse is the place to be. Summer sports camps and the Swim and Dive Teams are gearing up for another successful season at West. With so many activities to choose from, the kids will have a blast this summer!

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The Bunny is Back! Easter is always a memorable time of year at the MAC. This year, an easter egg hunt has been added to the many activities at the Club. There will also be delicious brunches at both Clubhouses!

FEATURES

4 Bugh Elected New President 9 MAC Celebrations 14 Love is in the Air at the MAC 15 Father-Daughter Banquet 22 Bright Lights Gala and Auction 26 Women of Distinction 27 MAC on Historic Land

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5 The President’s Column 6 Calendar 12 MAC Hospitality 13 From the GM’s Desk 16 Fitness 19 Athletics 23 New Members 25 Clubs Within the Club 28 Club News 30 Snapshots

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Presidents have been elected to serve at the MAC. Years the Apollos have been singing at the MAC. Nominated candidates will be selected to run for the Board of Governors in 2013. Don’t miss your chance! See page 3 for details.

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RUN FOR THE BOARD The Missouri Athletic Club Nominating Committee is seeking 10 qualified candidates to run for the 2013 Club election. Don’t miss this rewarding chance to give back to the Club. If you are interested in running, please contact Linda Van de Riet at 314-539-4448 or lvanderiet@mac-stl.org. Nomination packets, complete with a photo, letter of intent and biography are due by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, March 12, 2013.

After receiving all applications, the Nominating Committee will narrow the field of candidates down to 10. These 10 people will appear on the ballot for the Club election on Thursday, May 2. The top five election winners will be announced at 8 p.m. on May 2, in the Missouri Room, and will serve a three-year term on the Board.

Not only is it a way to give back to the Club, but the experience is extremely rewarding. Being a Governor is fun! You get to attend and participate in many Club events. You will also instantaneously make 14 new friends, and meet 10 other new individuals in the two years to follow. Those who serve on the Board are extremely dedicated, hardworking individuals. In other words, they are great people to know.

Running for the Board is also a great way to connect with other non-Board Missouri Athletic Club members. You will certainly gain notoriety within the Club, whether or not you win. In fact, running for the Board is half the fun. You will walk away having gained much more out of your membership. Between dinners and other special events, the candidates develop a deep camaraderie that few ever forget.

Whether you decide to run for the Board or not, make plans now to be at the Downtown Clubhouse on Election Day, May 2. Experience all of the excitement first hand with a walk through the famed MAC gauntlet.

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John Bugh Elected Next President of the MAC Four Other Officers Named John Bugh has been elected the 98th president of the Missouri Athletic Club. The Club’s 15-member Board of Governors elected Bugh and the other four senior officers on Wednesday, Jan. 30. All will begin a one-year term of office in May. Bugh is the Regional Managing Director at Great Southern Bank.

He joined the MAC in 2000 and has been active Downtown and at West.

Bugh chairs the Finance Committee, is a member of the Audit and Pension Committee and the Preservation Foundation. He has been active in the basketball leagues and the MAC Golf Club. Bugh and his wife Jill have three children, Madison, Molly Kate and Will.

The other four officers are Judith Hanses, first vice-president; Mary Frontczak, second vice-president; Terry Hammer, secretary and Troy Robertson, treasurer.

Bugh will succeed Joel Karsten and take office on May 16.

President’s Column

President’s Column President Joel L. Karsten

“Why the MAC?” Last spring, before I began my one-year term as MAC President, I had the pleasure of joining fellow member Mark Ohlendorf for dinner. Mark recommended to me a book titled “Start with Why” by Simon Sinek. This book gave me pause to reflect on our great Club and “Why” we and our families joined the Missouri Athletic Club. If I asked each member and their family members “How” do you use the Club, I might get hundreds or even thousands of different responses. The answers would range from enjoying your favorite athletic/ fitness amenity, to attending our marquee social events, to frequent dining experiences at one of your favorite restaurants and much more.

“What” the MAC offers at both our Clubhouses can be seen each month in the Cherry Diamond or on our Weekly Buffet and Clubs Within the Club emails. “What” we offer continues to improve daily under the operational leadership of our General Manager Wally Smith and action we, as a Board of Governors, have taken in response to your feedback from the member survey.

Upgrades to the Stan Musial Grill area, improved fitness equipment, new pool furniture and the strategic plan to make the bar area at our West Clubhouse an improved destination are all in the works.

So, back to the question of “Why the MAC?” I believe this answer would be similar for all of us. It can summarized simply in three areas: Camaraderie, Relationships and Our Employees.

The word camaraderie has been experienced at the MAC since our inception

in 1903. Every banquet and Club-sponsored event creates an atmosphere of camaraderie.

Every conversation in the locker room, lobby or Jack Buck Grill over a cold beverage is camaraderie in action. A friendly athletic competition on a squash court, tennis court, basketball court or in one of the fitness areas creates that same level of competition/ camaraderie that is second-to-none. Whether it is an Apollos practice on Monday night, a Toastmasters meeting or attending one of your favorite Clubs within the Club event, camaraderie is all around us.

Relationships are the second reason “Why” we are members of the MAC. One of my favorite parts of being a member is when you walk into the MAC and see a familiar face; it might be a member or one of your favorite employees. The MAC is all about relationships. If you take a moment to consider how many relationships in your life are a direct connection to being a member at the MAC, your list is likely to be a long one. Relationships with fellow members, fellow couples, and business associates have all been formed and developed here at your Club.

The MAC is a place to foster our most important relationships; the ones with our families and loved ones. Spending time participating in athletics with your kids (Junior Tennis, Sports Camps, Swimming), attending the Father-Daughter Banquet or enjoying a meal with your kids or grandkids, reinforces that this is truly a gathering place for those most important in our lives.

Lastly, the employees at the MAC are “ Why” we are members. The dedication

BOARD OF GOVERNORS JOEL KARSTEN - PRESIDENT DAVID P. WEISS - FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT CHRISTOPHER MICHALAK - SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT GORDON D. BUSH - TREASURER • DANIEL D. FUSZ - SECRETARY

TERM ENDS 2013 Gordon Bush Daniel Fusz Joel Karsten Christopher Michalak David P. Weiss

TERM ENDS 2014 John Bugh Mary Frontczak Terry K. Hammer Judith R. Hanses Troy W. Robertson

of our employees who serve us each and every day is truly what sets us apart from the competition. As our economy continues to slowly improve, let’s not forget that our Club is a job provider for our 300 employees and their families. As we start down a path of continued financial improvement and growth, we will also become a job creator and that is a “win-win” for all of us. Next time you see an employee, thank them for the hard work and effort they give us each and every day.

So, the next time someone asks “Why should my family and I join the MAC?” Might I suggest you share “ How” you use the Club and “ What” the MAC has to offer, but most importantly tell them “Why!” It’s a place like no other - where camaraderie is experienced and relationships are forged!

The second MAC Gala and Auction was a memorable night! The Board of Governors received many thanks for the efforts of the staff and the event itself. One that stands out was from a member who said, “I have been a member for 37 years and this was the best social event I have ever attended!” Thanks to all who donated, sponsored or attended. The event raised $85,000, with 80% going back into the Club for capital improvements.

Finally, congratulations to John Bugh on being elected the 98th President of the Missouri Athletic Club. John is a Regional Managing Director for Commercial Lending at Great Southern Bank. His business background and financial expertise will be a great asset for our Club during his term. John is a picture-perfect member. You will soon see John’s energy and passion for the MAC in action when he assumes his leadership role in May. The Bugh family (wife Jill; daughters Madison and Molly Kate and son Will) are avid users of both Clubhouses for personal and professional use.

See you around the Club!

TERM ENDS 2015 Greg Beekman Kim DeMotte Dean Eggerding John M. Noce John D. Salter MARCH 2013

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Friday, March 22 Come down to the Jack Buck Grill for the March Happy Hour. Mingle with fellow members while enjoying great drink specials - $1.50 drafts, $2 bottles and $3 wells. Members are encouraged to bring guests.

5 – 8 p.m.

Free of Charge Downtown Clubhouse Reservations are not required.

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Sunday, March 17 Lads and Ladies, enjoy traditional Irish fare at West.

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Adults - $20 + gratuity Children 12 & under - $12 West Clubhouse Call 314-539-4441 for reservations.

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St. Patrick’s Day Brunch

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Easter Brunch - Downtown

Sunday, March 31 Celebrate Easter at the Club and enjoy a scrumptious brunch, a petting zoo and pictures with the Easter Bunny.

Missouri Room - Seatings at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., noon and 1 p.m.

Crystal Room - Seatings at 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and noon Adults- $30.95 Children 12 & under - $13.95 Children 3 & under - gratis Downtown Clubhouse Call 314-539-4470 for reservations.

Easter Brunch - West

Sunday, March 31 A tasty brunch prepared by Chef Higgs.

10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Adults - $28.95 per person Children (12 and under)$12.95 per child Children (3 and under) - Gratis West Clubhouse Call 314-539-4490 for reservations.

St. Patrick’s Day Parade Downtown

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Women of Distinction Luncheon

Friday, April 19 11:30 a.m. – Reception (Cash/Signature Bar) Noon - Luncheon 12:30 p.m. - Program Downtown Clubhouse $50 per person, inclusive Lunch & Program MENU: Three-course lunch to include one glass of wine First Course ~ Artesian Greens Wrapped in Tomato Ring With Prickly Pear Cactus Flower Vinaigrette Second Course ~ Chicken Piccata with Lemon Caper Sauce, Apple Wood Smoked Bacon Risotto Cake, Grilled Asparagus with Italian Roasted Grape Third Course ~ Black Forest Cake Tower Covered in Ganache, Whipped Cream Rose and Chocolate MAC Logo Speaker: Jackie Joyner-Kersee Call 314-539-4470 for reservations.

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MAC Election Downtown Rooftop Party

Thursday, April 25 Come down to the Downtown Rooftop on Thursday, April 25 the MAC Election Happy Hour. Mingle with fellow members while enjoying great drink specials - $1.50 drafts, $2 bottles and $3 wells. Members are encouraged to bring guests. A complimentary beer tasting will be provided.

5 – 8 p.m.

Free of Charge Downtown Clubhouse – Rooftop Reservations are not required.

Apollos Spring Concert

CELEBRATING OUR 70th Friday, April 26 6:00 p.m. - Cocktails (Cash/Signature bar with ticket seller) 7:00 p.m. - Dinner 8:00 p.m. - Program 9:15 p.m. - Afterglow and Dancing Missouri Room and Eads Room $34.95 per person plus gratuity Call 314-539-4470 for reservations.

Women of Distinction Luncheon

Election Rooftop Party

Apollos Spring Concert

MAC Election Day

MAC Election Day

Ongoing CWC Meetings

Thursday, May 2 Polls open 7 a.m. and remain open until 6:30 p.m., Downtown.

11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. - Gauntlet opens 3 - 6 p.m. – Gauntlet reopens 8 p.m. - Results Announced in Missouri Room; Member Party Missouri/Eads Room immediately following.

The MAC offers many Clubs Within the Club (CWC) providing a variety of social opportunities for people who share common interests. Events sponsored by the CWC’s are open to the general membership and their guests.

Apollos Mondays, 7 p.m., Downtown Forever Young Club Third Friday of the month, 11:30 a.m., West Military History Club Fourth Tuesday of the month, 11:30 a.m., Downtown

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Toastmasters Wednesdays, 5:30 p.m., Downtown

the MAC website (mac-stl.org).

• Club events are subject to gratuity.

Business Development Group Third Thursday of the month, 7:15 a.m., Downtown

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72 hours before the event to avoid a one-third charge.

• No shows will be charged in full.

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• For dining reservations at West, call 314-539-4441.

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Book Club Second Thursday of the month, 5:30 p.m.

West Invitational Sanctioned Bridge Tuesday (2nd & 4th) 6:15 p.m.

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To join a CWC, or for more information, visit the MAC website (mac-stl.org) or call 314-539-4402.

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Keep Your Kids Active with MAC Summer Sports Camps

Keep your kids active this summer with sports camps at the MAC. These specialty camps allow your child to focus on a particular sport they are interested in, either to improve their skills or learn something totally new. The West Clubhouse offers children, ages 5 – 18, the opportunity to sharpen their athletic skills through various camps.

The Club’s summer clinics are led by expert instructors, who have competed and coached at high levels. The following are the youth specialty sports camps. For a complete list of details or for a registration form, refer to the MAC website (mac-stl.org) SPECIALTY SPORTS CAMPS: • Soccer: Dates TBD • Basketball: July 8 - 12 • Baseball: June 10 - 14 • Golf: TBD • Volleyball: June 24 - 27 and July 22 - 24 • Lacrosse Camp with Mike Donio: TBD • Flag Football: June 17 - 21 • Tennis & Squash Camps: Various offered throughout summer.

Camp MAC is the place to be during the summer. There are dozens of new and exciting activities for campers to participate in, so there is never a dull moment! Daily activities for campers, ages 5 - 12, include racquetball, soccer and tennis instruction with pros, free time in the pool and arts and crafts. Camp meets Monday to Friday, and there are several sessions available for sign-up. See the MAC website for a registration form and a complete list of information.

Hours/Cost: Full Day: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. … $179 Morning: 9 a.m. – Noon … $99 Afternoon: 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. … $99

Camp Weeks Offered: • June 3 - 7 • July 15 - 19 • June 10 - 14 • July 22 - 26 • June 17 - 21 • July/Aug. 29 - 2 • June 24 - 28 • Aug. 5 - 9 • July 8 - 12 • Aug. 12 - 16

Penguin Swim & Dive Teams Prepare for Season Summer is just around the corner, and the MAC Swim and Dive Teams are gearing up for another successful season in the West Clubhouse pool. The MAC offers one of the top youth swim and dive programs in the St. Louis area. The Penguins compete against other swim clubs. The coaching staff has a proven track record of helping young swimmers and divers dramatically improve their performance.

Registration for the Swim and Dive Teams will be held at West in the Poolside Café on Tuesday, March 12 and on Thursday, April 18, from 4 - 6 p.m. Registration will not be taken over the phone, so attendance to the registration events is encouraged.

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April 13 - May 18 at the Downtown Clubhouse from 10 - 11 a.m.

The cost for the Warm-up is $25. Contact Larry Jackson at 314539-4463 for further information and to register.

Each year, the MAC also offers a Youth Learn-to-Swim Clinic for children, ages 4-8. The clinic is for beginner swimmers and is instructed by MAC Swim Coach Lauren Fonseca and staff.

Swimmers will become comfortable in the water and learn floating and breathing techniques. This year’s clinic will be held on Saturdays, April 13 - May 19, from 11:15 - 11-45 a.m. at the Downtown Clubhouse. The cost is $50 per child, and space is limited. To reserve a spot in the clinic, contact Rick Schneider at 314-539-4434

Make Your 2013 Prom Memorable

High school prom will be here soon!

The MAC will make your children’s or grandchildren’s evening memorable and elegant. The MAC can host prom dinners in the Jack Buck Grill Rendezvous room.

Your child or grandchild and their friends will enjoy a delicious three-course dinner at the Club for only $40 per person, which includes a Caesar salad, entrée, dessert, soda, ice tea or coffee and service charge. Three entrée options are available and include: Prime Rib, Sautéed Chicken Breast or Fried Shrimp.

The Rendezvous Room can accommodate groups up to 40. The MAC also has several banquet rooms which can accommodate groups up to 400. Save money on a limo too! Rent the MAC shuttle bus for the evening. The bus seats up to 30 and costs $100 per hour with a three-hour minimum rental.

To book a reservation for dinner for groups of 40 or smaller, call Kelly Schaper at 314-539-4457.

For larger groups, contact Linda Soncasie at 314-539-4424.

Congratulations, Graduate!

After so much hard work and dedication, graduation is quickly approaching.

Celebrate your graduate’s accomplishments with a party at your Club. Whether it’s a formal dinner at the Downtown Clubhouse, or a relaxed gathering at West, your graduate is sure to enjoy this milestone celebration at

the MAC. Downtown can accommodate 10 – 400 guests, and West can host up to 100. Call 314-539-4470 for reservations Downtown, or 314-539-4490 for parties at West.

Float Ridin’

Be Atop the MAC Float for St. Patty’s Day Join your fellow MAC lads and lassies on the MAC float for this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday, March 16. The Associates are sponsoring the float this year.

The parade begins at noon, but a continental breakfast will be served from 9 to 11 a.m.

Float participants will leave the Clubhouse at 11 a.m. for the parade route. If you are interested in participating, please contact Katie Maurer at 314-539-4402. The float is limited to the first 40 participants, so be sure to reserve your place now.

St. Patrick’s Day Brunch

Feast on traditional Irish fare at the St. Patrick’s Day Brunch at West and you will leave feeling the luck of the Irish. The menu includes carved corned beef, Guinness beer bread, Irish stew, beer-battered cod, braised cabbage, creamed Irish eggs, bacon, sausage, roasted root vegetables and more. The St. Patrick’s Day Brunch will be held on Sunday, March 17, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The cost for adults is $20 and children are $12.

Call 314-539-4441 for reservations.

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MAC Hospitality

Brunch with the Bunny

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Easter Eggstravaganza at the Downtown Clubhouse The Easter Bunny will be hopping to the MAC for a delicious brunch on Sunday, March 31, at the Downtown Clubhouse.

Easter brunch is always a special family time, especially for your kids. Youngsters are treated to a yummy youth-sized buffet, movies plus a live petting zoo.

The lobby of the Clubhouse is turned into the MAC zoo.

A variety of furry and cuddly animals will visit the Club and you can pet, hold and observe all of them from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be plenty of hand sanitizer around to keep the germs away.

The biggest and friendliest animal won’t be in the petting zoo. The Easter Bunny will be seated in the Art Lounge to visit with children and hand out lots of candy! You can get photos taken with the Easter Bunny from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Remember to bring your camera to capture the great family memories.

Kent Miller photography will also be set up in the Art Lounge to take formal family photos.

After the excitement of the petting zoo and Easter Bunny, don’t forget to check out the decadent dessert table. You may be going back for seconds with all of the tasty treats offered.

Easter Brunch typically sells out, so make reservations now by calling 314-539-4470. Seatings are available from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Missouri Room and 10 a.m. to noon in the Crystal Room.

Easter Brunch Sunday, March 31 Seatings: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., Missouri Room 10 a.m. - Noon, Crystal Room Adults - $30.95 + gratuity Children (Ages 4-12) - $13.95 + gratuity Downtown Clubhouse Call 314-539-4470 for reservations.

Easter Brunch Sunday, March 31 Enjoy Easter with a tasty brunch prepared by Chef Higgs.

10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Adults - $28.95 per person + gratuity Children (12 and under) - $12.95 per child + gratuity Children (3 and under) - Gratis West Clubhouse Call 314-539-4490 for reservations.

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Easter Egg Hunt Join us for a special egg hunt at the West Clubhouse.

Hunts will be divided up by age group. There will be an appearance by the Easter Bunny, prizes, and more.

Members are encouraged to bring their own cameras for photos with the bunny.

Valentine’s Ball Saturday, March 30 9 a.m. – Breakfast Buffet 10:30 a.m. – Egg Hunt Adults - $16.95 per person plus gratuity Children (12 and under) - $9.95 per child plus gratuity Children (3 and under) - Gratis West Clubhouse Call 314-539-4490 for reservations.

Food

Friday Lenten Special Carryout Fish Dinners

Looking for something quick, easy and delicious during Lent?

The Jack Buck Grill has you covered. Each Friday night for Lent, the Grill is offering fish dinners to go. Orders can be picked up in the Grill after 4 p.m.

Enjoy a choice of: • Fried Cod, Tartar Sauce • Blackened Mahi Mahi, Pico de Gallo • Broiled Salmon, Herb Butter Includes: Parsley Potatoes, Green Beans, Julienne Carrots and a Roll Fridays Feb. 15 - March 29 $9 Downtown Clubhouse Call 314-539-4417 to place your order.

Please place orders at least one hour in advance.

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The March wine of the month is the Urban Riesling. This 2011 Mosel, Germany selection boasts hints of lime, mineral, and grapefruit flavors. It has a pleasant, honeysuckle aroma.

Urban Riesling can be enjoyed by the glass for $7 or shared with friends for $26 per bottle.

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Catch the Savings!!

MAC Champions Champions of the Club are those who go above and beyond to fill the three Buckets (membership, rooms and catering), and help the MAC prosper. Each month, the Cherry Diamond will feature one of our many MAC Champions.

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Let’s Go, Cardinals!

Baseball is back! Enjoy a home Cardinals game, and stay at your Club!

Your Club is offering deep discounts for all Cardinals regular season home games.

Call 314-231-7220 for reservations.

Rates starting at $69!

MAC Champion: John Byrne 1. How do you use the Club?

As a businessman, I use the Club for investment meetings, and enjoy meeting new members at both Clubhouses.

My wife and family enjoy playing tennis and using the pool at West.

2. How did you get involved with recruiting new members?

I believe the Downtown Clubhouse is an unheard of secret that is very reasonably priced and is a magnificent facility for the many uses of a businessman.

3. How many members have you recruited?

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I was fortunate to have a lovely daughter get married on New Year’s Eve night, 2012, and we used the Grand Ballroom Downtown. Because of the wonderful staff of the MAC, and Terri Lee, our night was spectacular. I also use the catering services at West for business meetings twice a month. It’s a great central location and the facilities and food are outstanding.

5. How do you utilize the MAC overnight guest rooms?

We had over 25 guests come in from out of town for my daughter’s wedding. I also have guests from New York and Chicago that fly in town, looking for more than just a hotel to stay at. The MAC provides a great facility for an out-oftown guest to work out in the morning, have a great lunch in the afternoon, and enjoy the downtown St. Louis community and entertainment (Cardinals, Rams, Blues, etc.).

I would like to thank President Joel Karsten and General Manager Wally Smith for doing an excellent job at both facilities with the MAC. It’s a club to be proud of, and a great opportunity to introduce friends and new clients to join the Club.

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$69 Queen bed $74 King bed or two queen beds $89 Suite $119 Executive Suite Includes complimentary garage parking and shuttle service to Busch Stadium!

Cardinals 2013 Home Schedule April 8 - 10 Reds

May 29 - 30 Royals

July 9 - 10 Astros

Aug. 26 - 28 Reds

April 12 - 14 Brewers

May 31 – June 2 Giants

July 19 - 21 Padres

Fri, Sept. 6 - 8 Pirates

July 23 - 25 Phillies

Sept. 10 - 12 Brewers

Aug. 5 - 8 Dodgers

Sept. 13 - 15 Mariners

Aug. 9 - 11 Cubs

Sept. 23 - 25 Nationals

Aug. 13 - 15 Pirates

Sept. 27 - 29 Cubs

April 26 - 28 Pirates April 29 – May 1 Reds May 10 - 12 Rockies May 13 - 16 Mets May 17 - 19 Brewers

June 3 - 6 Diamondbacks June 17 - 20 Cubs June 21 - 23 Rangers July 5 - 7 Marlins

Aug. 22 - 25 Braves

GM’s Column

From the General Manager’s Desk Wally Smith

Dear Members: “Why” the MAC? President Karsten lays out a compelling case for your inclusion, membership and belonging to the MAC in this month’s issue of the Cherry Diamond. Building on his theme of Camaraderie, Relationships and Our Employees, I’d like to add a tad and briefly touch on Value.

Bing defines Value as the relative worth, merit, or importance; the value of a college education; the value of a queen in chess; the value of a trusted friend…

Let’s look at camaraderie and try to place a Value on that concept. I’ve said it many times: Great Clubs all have a common thread that bind them together.

In fact, that thread is what initially brings people, clubs and organizations together. In 1903, our founders set out to establish the MAC “to be the premier athletic, social and dining club for business, professional and civic leaders and their families in the St. Louis area.” While the word camaraderie is not expressly noted within, that idea and mission could not have be born or achieved, and would have been destined to fail without its living presence. And, it existed not only between the founders themselves, but between the countless members, governors, presidents, managers and staff throughout these past 11 decades.

Camaraderie at your Club was on full display during the Gala last month.

Before, during and after, our members,

governors, our president, managers and our staff all pulled together for one cause; to generate funds aimed directly at improving our athletic, social, dining, business and family experiences.”

You could feel it, and almost touch it as the night went on. That’s the MAC when you engage. That’s the thread of camaraderie which runs like a steel cable, welding generations of St. Louis’ finest together here at the MAC: Priceless!

How about the value of relationships?

Having just returned from the Annual Club Managers educational conference, where I have been a member for 30 years, I can talk about relationships. I can talk about the value of great friends and knowing people. I can talk about our members here at the MAC taking care of each other, calling upon each other, doing business together, having fun and helping each other. I can talk about the guys in the Jack Buck Grill having their cocktails after the racquet ball game on Mondays. Those same guys have been meeting every Monday for 40-plus years. They know each other and are the very best of friends. That’s the value of the MAC, and creating lifelong relationships when you’re engaged.

Let’s touch on our Employees. What value can you place on 300+ families earning a good living with excellent benefits and opportunity? How about the camaraderie and relationships developed between each other, not to mention those between employee and member? Currently $7,000,000 + in payroll per year, plus taxes, and the economic impact the MAC has powered

community-wide over the last 110 years. Value generated both personally and globally.

A quote from Peter Sheahan a new young bestselling author and club guru stated, “Many people join a club and then fail to avail themselves of what it has to offer, either because they’re unaware of what’s going on, or because they’re afraid to get involved.”

Peter is spot on, and I can promise you that it’s your engaged, involvement that produces that tremendous Value.

Value: An amount, as of goods, services, or money, considered to be a fair and suitable equivalent for something else; a fair price or return.

Two distinct Clubhouses, a plethora of programming, world class reciprocal sister clubs, golf, camaraderie, relationship and engaged employees who care and want to make a difference: Priceless!

And for even more Value, invite your new Platinum Partner in on the fun and create ever greater Value for your MAC dollar.

All the very best, Wally ~Wally

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Valentine’s Ball

Dinner, Dancing and Giving at the MAC Valentine’s Ball

Cupid struck MAC members and guests at the annual Valentine’s Ball. The romantic evening began with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in the Art Lounge. Couples then made their way to the elegant Missouri Ballroom for a delicious three-course dinner.

After dessert, the Ambassadors of Swing had sweethearts dancing the night away on the ballroom floor.

This year, the Dance Club paired with the Charitable Society for Children for the CSC’s annual check presentation. Checks were presented to the three charities from 2012: Our Little Haven, Southside Early Childhood Center and Walker Scottish Rite Clinic.

Each charity received $7,276, which was collected throughout

Walker Scottish Rite Clinic honoree representatives

Tom and Alicia Albus, Ann and Doug Julien, Sam Hopmeier

Jan and Jim Sheets

Sal Cusumano, Jarid King, Carol Hoffman, Sam Hopmeier, Jim Sheets, John Breck

Lisa and Jacob Gutshall

Edward and Jo Curran, Mignonne and Brian Ashworth

Josh and Mar Martinez

Kim and Margaret DeMotte

Joanne and Bill Fogarty

Debbie and Ron Medley Front - Francis and Ray Romo

Marcus and Danni Eickenhorst

Mel and Carla Burkart

Sam and Pat Hopmeier

Sally and John Breck

Honoree representatives

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the year by donations from members, employees and special events. Since its inception, the Charitable Society for Children has raised more than $142,000. Thank you to everyone who has donated.

Following the check presentations, President Joel Karsten introduced the charities for 2013: Boys Hope Girls Hope, College Bound and Voices for Children.

The Jack Buck Grill and Dining Room at the West Clubhouse served a special Valentine’s dinner for couples who wanted a more low key evening.

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Since 1947, fathers and daughters have been getting dressed up, and attending the popular Father-Daughter Banquet at the MAC. This tradition has been giving fathers, daughters, grandfathers and granddaughters a special evening together for over 60 years!

On Wednesday, May 15, the tradition of the Father-Daughter Banquet will continue at the Downtown Clubhouse. An evening of carriage rides, dinner, pictures, and dancing will be a memory to last a lifetime for both fathers and daughters.

Carriage rides will begin the evening at 5:30 p.m., and are $10 per person. You can reserve your carriage ride by

Father-Daughter Banquet

Father-Daughter Banquet calling 314-539-4470. Dads and daughters can also have a professional photo taken in Art Lounge between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. At the end of the night, daughters will be given the photo, and a special gift.

Dinner will be served at 7 p.m., following photos and carriage rides. The dinner options include a filet of beef or chicken tenders, and daughters will be given a meal that coordinates with age, unless requested and noted on reservation. After dinner, music and dancing will be provided

by Joe Fingerhut from Complete Music, from 8-10 p.m.

For reservations, call 314-539-4470.

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Fitness

Spinning

Fitness Shorts

An energizing indoor cycling experience for all levels created by World-Class Endurance Cyclist Johnny G. Bring your energy, imagination, lots of water, and join us for this invigorating ride! Saturday Spinning classes are being offered Downtown from 9 - 10 a.m. on March 9 and 23.

Check the Fitness Class Schedule on the MAC website for regular spinning class times. Spinning is offered at both Clubhouses at a variety of times throughout the week.

Yoga

Rejuvenate yourself and come to life as you take an incredible mind and body journey to peacefulness and relaxation. Yoga assists to increase flexibility and strengthen you both mentally and physically.

Both Clubhouses offer a variety of yoga classes - including Slow-Flow, Gentle, Yoga for All and Power Yoga - to keep members rejuvenated and fit. See the Fitness Class Descriptions and Schedules pages on the MAC website for more details.

Mat Pilates

For a strong core and strong limbs, try this exclusive floor workout. The mat will work your powerhouse, back, legs and arms by using exercises that will help lengthen your muscles as they strengthen. Mat Pilates is an excellent workout for both men and women alike! It will improve your core strength, flexibility, coordination and muscle control.

Downtown Wednesdays at Noon West Fridays at 7:15 a.m.

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RIPPED!

Spring will be ushering in new class formats, including RIP ™, a barbell based class that uses traditional strength training movements to make your body RIPPED! Mondays and Wednesdays 5:30 p.m.

West

Express Workout

Express Workout will combine cardio, core, upper and lower free weight exercises, along with stretching, for a great total body workout in just 30 minutes. Open to all fitness levels and age groups. Don’t let time be a factor in preventing you from working out.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:15 a.m.

Downtown

Kettle Bells

Kettle Bells are a no-nonsense, to-the-point 30-minute class. Designed for those men and women who want real results but don’t have the usual hour or more to train. Get pumped for this great strength-training class.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:10 p.m.

Downtown

MAC FIT

Based on the principles of Cross Fit, this class will take your workout to a new level. High intensity intervals will take your body through a sweaty good time that produces results!

Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 p.m.

West

Fitness

Biggest Losers Shape UP Inspired by the hit television show the “Biggest Loser,” the MAC began hosting its own weight loss contest in January. The contest has reached the midway point, and will conclude on March 23.

This year, 10 members are working out at both Clubhouses. Included in the contest for each participant are health assessments, nutrition classes, as well as periodic weigh-ins.

The winner of the contest will be the person who loses the most percentage of body weight, not the most pounds lost. Fantastic prizes will be presented to the winners. This is truly a contest where everyone who participates is a winner. The contest participants are experiencing noticeable results. The competitive element of the contest and the spirit of camaraderie among the participants have served as great motivators. Read the May Cherry Diamond for the final results.

Train with Keisha Downtown

Sometimes, all you need to get yourself to that next fitness level is a little extra push from an outside source. Working out with a personal trainer may be just what you need to drop those last five pounds or tone your abs. Keisha Burns has been with the Club for over 10 years, and works as both a personal trainer and fitness class instructor.

Keisha came to the MAC with a degree in sports management, where her emphasis was in fitness and sports medicine. She also has certifications in personal training and Pilates from such organizations as the American Council on Exercise. With a lifelong commitment to fitness, including scholarships in cross country and track, Keisha has the ability to make what some would consider work into fun.

If you have trouble finding the motivation to get to the gym, or just need that extra encouragement, Keisha will be there to push you through your workouts. “Working out with a trainer holds you accountable to show up and do your best,” Keisha said.

“With someone there instructing you throughout your workout, you will stay focused till you are finished.”

At the Downtown Clubhouse, Keisha teaches kettle bells, core class, boot camp and spinning. If you are looking to focus your attention to a certain area of the body like abs or arms, Keisha is able to tailor your workout to that body part. She is also available for overall fitness training. To set up an appointment with Keisha, call 314-267-6041.

Downtown Clubhouse Welcomes Jerrad Benton Jerrad has been licensed in massage for eight years. He graduated from St. Louis College of Health Careers in 2002 and has worked at various spas. He attended St. John’s Neuromuscular classes in 2005 to get additional training in neuromuscular massage. Jerrad specializes in Swedish, deep tissue, neuromuscular trigger point, chair and sports massage.

Jerrad has been working at West since 2008 and is now taking appointments Downtown as well. Jerrad is available Downtown on Wednesdays and Fridays, by appointment.

Call 314-539-4491 to make an appointment with Jerrad.

Nutrition Counseling

West Clubhouse nutritionist Introductory Package David Vandeven, a registered 3 sessions for $125 and licensed dietician, is offering Single Session a special introductory nutrition $65 package. David has extensive Clients must begin with an education and experience in nutrition introductory package prior to including an M.S. in Nutrition and purchase of single sessions.

Physical Performance from St. Louis University. He is also an NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

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Gear Up for Spring With spring just around the corner, outfit yourself for the change of season.

The MAC Pro Shops are an affordable and convenient place to stop in to stock up on athletic and sports apparel.

Golfers are heading out to hit the links, and the Cardinals take the field in a little over a month for the home opener.

The Downtown Pro Shop has plenty of apparel to outfit you for any occasion.

New spring golf apparel and Cardinals gear will be arriving this month.

MAC logo Nike golf balls and Nike golf shoes are available Downtown.

Members can also special order Nike golf clubs through the Downtown Pro Shop. West also offers a wide variety of apparel. Both Pro Shops offer members discounted rates. Stop in before or after a workout to browse the selection.

Fitness Upgrades at West The West Fitness Department will be closing in late March for renovations. Be sure to check the Buffet on Mondays for more details on when the renovations will take place.

The Department will be adding some sharp new equipment, and will get a makeover.

The weight room will be closed, but Group X will be open. The Downtown Clubhouse has a great weight room that will remain open during the West renovations. Here’s a sneak preview of what’s to come at West: New Nautilus circuit and Free Motion Cable equipment will arrive this spring, allowing members to perform their exercise routines in the safest and most effective way utilizing proper muscle recruitment according to the current industry standards. The Free Motion equipment will also allow a more rehabilitative approach to fitness.

The Downtown Athletic Department will be closed on Sunday, March 31 in observance of Easter.

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Fitness

Squash Makes a Splash at West The West Clubhouse hosted a Silver Junior tournament in January, which attracted kids from Chicago, Ohio and locally.

The kids from the MAC competed very well. West also hosted the Missouri State Singles and Doubles in January. Mark Gaertner teamed up with Ward Brown to win the A Doubles; Nick Bahn and John Pennington won the D doubles and Connor Gallagher won the D Singles. Congratulations, guys!

Reed Whitney and Jason Uetrecht were runners-up in the A and C Singles divisions.

MAC Squash Pro Yago Cornes started the Winter Grand Prix on Feb., 10 with a record number of kids this year (35).

The attendance was almost double to last season! Great job, Yago!

St. Louis will be host the National Doubles Tournament on March 22 - 24. There will be matches at both the Downtown and West Clubhouses.

MAC Double Elimination Basketball Tournament Registration runs through Monday, March 15. Members are encouraged to register early, as space is limited to the first 64 players. Member can register on the MAC website, under the Basketball tab of the Athletics page. All games will be held

at the Downtown Clubhouse beginning the week of March 25. Those who participate in the tournament will not be charged for the annual basketball banquet. Please contact Rick Schneider at 314-539-4434 for more information.

Tuesday Night Racquetball Leagues West hosts a racquetball league on Tuesday evenings. The group typically ends the night with a doubles match, and a visit to the bar in the Stan Musial Grill after playing. Even if members may not want to play at first,

they are encouraged to watch others and see how they would match up against them.

The league has all levels of players and a handicap.

Racquetball League Tuesdays 7 – 8:30 p.m.

West Clubhouse Call 314-539-4467 to register.

Bump, Set, Spike!

Corporate, Business Transactions, Contracts, Real Estate, Employment and Litigation

David P. Weiss Attorney at Law dweiss@weisslawstl.com

1015 Locust St.• Suite 400 • St. Louis, MO 63101 Phone: (314) 588-9500 Fax: (314) 588-9595 www.weisslawstl.com

CO-ED Adult Volleyball Come and join the Adult Co-Ed Volleyball team. Adult Co-ed Volleyball is played every Monday evening at the West Clubhouse from 6:30 – 8 p.m. All skill levels are welcome.

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Golf

MAC Swings Open Great Golf Opportunities North, south, east or west… it doesn’t matter where you live or work, chances are that you are near one of the private local golf clubs where MAC members receive special guest privileges. The lineup of courses will offer MAC golfers a challenging and enjoyable experience each time they hit the links.

Diamond Club members immediately have access to the special golf privileges. If you are an A La Carte member, and would like to sign up for golf privileges, contact the Accounting department at 314-539-4432. The seasonal fee is $300.

Glen Echo Club

Country

• Phone: 314-383-1500 • Tee Times: 314-3825780 • www.gecc.org If you are an avid golfer, or would like to simply get into the game, this agreement is perfect for you!

Reciprocal Privileges for MAC members • Opportunity to play up to 8 golf rounds per year at GECC. • Allowed to bring up to 3 guests to fill foursome.

• Free range balls included with each round of golf.

• Food and beverage and fine dining facilities available and may be charged to the MAC member’s account.

• May purchase apparel and equipment at GECC member’s discounted rates.

• All charges incurred will be billed back to appropriate MAC member’s account.

Availability of tee times and fees • Ability to make tee times 5 days in advance, must call pro shop at 314-382-5780.

• No tee times available prior to 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

• Greens fees for MAC members and guests: Tuesdays and Thursdays, $45 + cart fee; Wednesdays and Fridays, $65 + cart fee; Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, $75 + cart fee. Cart fees are $18.75.

WingHaven Country Club

Phone: 636-561-9464 www.winghavencc.com • The course can play as long as 7,230 yards from the Gold tees, however, offers a total of five different teeing areas to allow all skill levels a chance to challenge themselves appropriately.

• When strategizing on what style of layout to design, the owners of WingHaven, in cooperation with Nicklaus Design, focused on a layout that provided for top level competitive golf while emphasizing playability for the average golfer.

MAC Rates: • Missouri Athletic Club members in good standing can make tee times at WingHaven Country Club: Tuesday - Thursday (anytime); Saturdays & Sundays (after 12 p.m. noon) • The Greens fees for MAC members and their guests are $60 plus cart fee (Tues. - Thurs.) and $70 plus cart fee (Sat. and Sun.).

• MAC members should call the WingHaven CC Pro Shop for tee times at 636-561-9464.

• MAC members can use WingHaven CC Food & Beverage

For a complete list of details, visit the “Golf” page on the MAC website www.mac-stl.org

MAC Golf Season Kick-Off MAC Golf Club Presents Jim Holtgrieve, 2013 Walker Cup Join the Golf Club as they kick off the season with 2013 Walker Cup Captain Jim Holtgrieve. Holtgrieve won the inaugural U.S. Mid-Amateur in 1981 and finished runner-up in the 1983 British Amateur. He played on three winning Walker Cup teams (1979, 1981, and 1983) and captained the U.S. team in 2011 and 2013. He played on the winning U.S. team in the Eisenhower Trophy in 1980 and 1982. He played in five Masters Tournaments as an amateur – making the cut three times – and also qualified for the 1978 U.S. Open Championship. Holtgrieve turned professional in 1998 and played on the Champions Tour from 1999 to 2005, where his top finish was a tie for second at the 1999 Home Depot Invitational. He 20

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has played in four U.S. Senior Opens and a total of 42 USGA championships. Don’t miss the exciting news about the upcoming Senior PGA tournament at Bellerive Country Club, and a presentation by Jim Holtgrieve.

Thursday, April 4 5:30 p.m.

Free of Charge Downtown Clubhouse Call 314-539-4470 for reservations.

Phone: 217-546-4431 http://www.panthercreekcc.com

Play the 18-hole Hale Irwin designed golf course in Springfield, Ill., which is home of the LPGA State Farm Classic.

• MAC members can play at Panther Creek three times between April 1 and Nov. 15 • All charges for greens fees, cart rentals, dining and bar will be billed to your MAC account. Advanced reservations are required for dining and golf. Twenty-four hours advance notice is required through Club manager Wally Smith for tee times.

MAC Availability and Rates: • Members may play the course after noon on Mondays and any time on Tuesdays and Fridays • On Wednesdays, the course is ladies only between 7:30 9:30 a.m., open play is available after 9:30 a.m.

• On Thursdays, the course is men only from noon-3 p.m.

Open play is available at all other times.

• The course is not available on Saturdays and Sundays.

• Weekday Greens Fee - $50 Weekend Greens Fee - $60 18-hole Cart Fee - $19

St. Clair Country Club

Golf

Panther Creek Country Club

• Phone: 618-398-3402 • www.stclaircc.com Play one of the top country clubs in the Metro East.

MAC Rates • Food and beverage facilities will be available to MAC golfers.

• All charges incurred will be billed back to the appropriate MAC member’s account.

• Normal and customary guest fees and cart fees as currently paid by St. Clair members will be in effect: Guest fees: $45+ cart fee; weekends: $55 + cart fee; Cart fees: $19/ 18 holes.

• Each MAC member is allowed to bring up to three guests to fill out a foursome.

MAC Golf Club Presents Youth Program: The First Tee The First Tee life skills experience is a curriculum for teaching character education through specific life skills.

The First Tee nine core values are: honesty, integrity, sportsmanship, respect, confidence, responsibility, perseverance, courtesy and judgment.

Sundays, April 14 – May 5 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. $10, for four-week session Gymnasium West Clubhouse Call 314-539-4402 for reservations.

Join the MAC Golf Club The MAC Golf Club brings MAC members who enjoy playing golf together on a regular basis. This year will feature more outings including a Member/Guest Golf Event and a Ryder Cup Event.

MAC Golf Club members receive GHIN registration, prizes and additional league specials and $25 off of the first round of

the Club Championship. League play will include Glen Echo Country Club, WingHaven, St. Clair and more. Annual dues are only $60.

For more information on the MAC Golf Club, contact Chairperson Tim Powers, 314-922-8958 or tpowers7@yahoo.com.

DATES: The Golf Club meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month.

2013 Season: May 16 – Glen Echo CC May 30 – St. Clair CC June 13 – Glen Echo CC

June 27 – Winghaven July 11 – St. Clair CC July 25 – Glen Echo CC

Aug. 8 – St. Clair CC Aug. 22 – Glen Echo CC Sept. 12 – Glen Echo CC

Sept. 19- Winghaven

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Gala Recap

Bright Lights Gala and Auction A big “thank you” to all who made January’s Bright Lights Gala and Auction a tremendous success! It was a fun night of MAC spirit and camaraderie. A special thanks to the auction sponsors, plus the many members and friends of the Club who donated and purchased from a great lineup of items. The Silent Auction Committee led by Marie Salter and the staff pulled together to make the event a big success. The ballroom looked fantastic with custom ice sculptures, delicious buffets and even better camaraderie as members enjoyed each other’s company and bidding wars. The night ended with fun dueling piano band. It was a fun and

very successful evening.

The gala and auction raised $85,000 to go right back into the Club. Eighty percent of the proceeds raised from the auction will go towards new athletic equipment at West, which will be installed this month; new pool furniture at West in May; and upgrading the West dining and bar operations. Ten percent will go towards the MAC Preservation Foundation and the remaining 10 percent will go to the Charitable Society for Children.

Mia McMullin bids on a silent auction basket.

One of the many beautiful ice sculptures decorating the buffets.

Live auction bidding wars.

Silent Committe Chair Kerrie and President Joel Karsten.

Marie Salter.

Tressa Robertson and Traci Bolle.

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John and Genna Pennington.

Larry Fuse, President Joel Karsten and Mike Clark.

Beau Reinberg makes a bid!

Jim Sheets and Kim Tucci.

Susan Bischoff and President Karsten announce the winner of the big screen tv raffle, Governor Terry Hammer.

Ackerman, Thomas (Angie): KMOX, 1220 Olive St., Suite 300, St. Louis MO 63103, 314-444-1874; Res. 9640 Litzsinger Lane, St. Louis MO 63124, 314-961-3131 Brandtjen, Brett J. (Leslie): Ariba, An SAP Company, 21 Daniel Road, Ladue MO 63124, 314-517-3905; Res. 21 Daniel Road, St. Louis MO 63124,314-961-6551 Brown, Ann-Marie: J. Hilburn; Res. 125 Elm Ave., St. Louis MO 63122, 314-821-8394 Campbell, Zane A. (Rebecca): Back River, LLC, 1146 N. Geyer Rd., St. Louis MO 63122, 314-288-5983; Res. 1146 N. Geyer Rd., St. Louis MO 63122, 314-288-5983 Cragg, James F. (Vicki): Retired; Res. 860 Revere Dr., St. Louis MO 63141, 314-265-1951 Crawford, Sean Michael: U.S. Steel Corporation, 2303 Haldimand County Rd., Nanticoke ON; Res. 1060 Rockcliffe Court, Oakville ON L6M1B8, 289-237-7472 Deterding, Roger L.: Sparta Equipment Sales & Service, 906 N. Market, Sparta IL 62918, 618-443-4361; Res. 1417 Donna Dr., Carterville IL 62918, 618-977-8098 Dolan, Daniel A. (Kathy): Westport Car Wash, 10799 Page Ave., St. Louis MO 63132, 314-428-9274; Res. 13608 Peacock Farm Rd., St. Louis MO 63131, 314-393-1590 Dumstorff, Steven M. (Debby): Kerber, Eck & Braechel, LLP, #1 S. Memorial Dr., St. Louis MO 63102, 314-231-6232; Res. 1004 N. Smiley, O’Fallon IL 62269, 618-628-1174

Johnson, Derwin: Derwin Johnson Communication Group, 7751 Snowden Ave., St. Louis MO 63117, 646-591-4540; Res. 7751 Snowden Ave., St. Louis MO 63117, 646-591-4540 Jacoby Jr., Thomas: Heartland Farms Dairy & Food Products, 3668 S. Gieger Rd., Ste. 205, St. Louis MO 63127, 888-633-6455; Res. 1526 Union Rd., St. Louis MO 63125, 314-952-2966 Kennedy, Christopher J. (Laura Welsh): 1400 Breeze Ridge Dr., St. Louis MO 63131, 314-703-4246; Res. 1400 Breeze Ridge Dr., St. Louis MO 63131, 314-287-6033 Luth, Michael W. (Brooke): Fred M. Luth & Sons, 4516 McRee Ave., St. Louis MO 63110, 314-771-3892; Res. 805 Westbrooke Meadows Ct., Ballwin MO 63021, 636-825-1312 Moloney, Daniel L. (Rhonda): Ronnoco Coffee, 4241 Sarpy Ave., St. Louis MO 63110, 314-371-5050; Res. 588 Oakwood Dr., Fenton MO 63026, 636-326-2183 Mooney III, Thomas F. (Nancy): Mooney Orthodontics, 9018 Phoenix Parkway, O’Fallon MO 63368, 636-970-4700; Res. 143 Woodcliffe Place Drive, Chesterfield MO 63005, 757-635-7384 Pettey, Harry J.: Command Transportation, 1001 Craig Rd., Ste. 460, St. Louis MO 63146, 847-213-2606; Res. 1634 N. Ballas Rd., St. Louis MO 63131, 314-966-2247 Ross, Robert M.: JSR LLC, 1288 Research Blvd., St. Louis MO 63132, 314-227-8001; Res. 123 W. Bodley Ave., #104, St. Louis MO 63122, 314-368-6661

Hughes, Gregory (Lynn): Self Employed, 314-541-4173; Res. 329 E. Jefferson Ave., St. Louis MO 63122, 314-984-0179

Sansone, Michael J. (Maureen): Sangita, LLC, 50 S. Bemiston, Ste. 100, St. Louis MO 63105, 314-880-7676; Res. 514 Monaco,

Hulse, Alvin D. (Catherine): Resource Investments, 1982 Concourse Dr., St. Louis MO 63146, 314-983-2762; Res. 8401 Louwen Dr., St. Louis MO 63124, 314-443-3626

St. Louis MO 63122, 314-497-7680 Schoenecker, John L. (Connie): Boeing, P.O. Box 516 Mail Code S106-4210, St. Louis MO 63166, 314-232-5622; Res. 7 Graeser Acres St., St. Louis MO 63146, 314-716-3977

New Members

Welcome, New MAC Members!

Simms, Tracy I. (Douglas): Aero Tek, St. Louis MO; Res. 3541 Tennessee Ave., St. Louis MO 63118, 636-697-2232 Van Bree, Frank (Regina): Urban Futures, 2823 Olive St., St. Louis MO 63103, 314-776-3434; Res. 16355 Copperwood Lane, Woldwood MO 63040, 636-458-8443 Vermillion, Tony (Debra): Emerson, 8000 W. Florissant, St. Louis MO 63136, 314-553-2461; Res. 737 Payson Dr., St. Louis MO 63132, 314-994-7574

Thanks to the following members for sponsoring new members to the Club.

Michael Basile John Breck Chris Connell Doug Drysdale Tom Jacoby Christopher Lawhorn Robert Luth Kenneth Powell Timothy Powers Frank Reedy Scott Ross Glenn & Mae Roxas Anthony F. Sansone, Jr. Flip Schwarz Fred & Jane Schmidt Chris Suntrup Jeff & Desiree Wojciechowski

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO REFER A NEW MEMBER, PLEASE CONTACT: Patti Cundiff (Downtown) at 314-539-4429 or Julie Kueper (West) at 314-539-4408 or Susan Tramelli-Bischoff (Outside Sales) at 314-660-207.

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CSC Spotlight

Got Hope?

CSC Spotlight – Boys Hope Girls Hope Boys Hope Girls Hope helps academically capable and motivated children-in-need to meet their full potential and become men and women for others by providing value-centered, family-like homes, opportunities and education through college.

In 1977, Father Paul Sheridan, SJ, an educator in St. Louis, founded Boys Hope Girls Hope. He set out to address the

Residential Scholarship Program

Youth between the ages of 10 and 14 that demonstrate ability, motivation and need are eligible. Small, family-like homes and caring staff provide an environment that fosters emotional connection, high expectations and preparation for life. Boys Hope Girls Hope engages guardians, who retain custody as partners in co-parenting. Their scholars are placed in the top-rated collegepreparatory schools best suited to their needs. Preparation for college completion begins immediately upon admission.

Scholars participate in a full range of extracurricular activities and community service projects to develop service leadership.

They receive financial, academic, psychological and spiritual support through the successful completion of their college degrees.

Hope Prep Academy Program

In partnership with the Ferguson-Florissant School District, Boys Hope Girls Hope recruits high-potential, high risk 8th graders to participate in college-preparatory and character development. Programming occurs after school, on weekends and during the summer. As with the residential program, parents and guardians are vital partners. Services extend through high school graduation, the transition to college and college completion.

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Since 1991, 100 percent of Boys Hope Girls Hope alumni have gone on to post-secondary education.

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Since 2004, 79 percent of Boys Hope Girls Hope high school graduates have either completed their college degrees, or are on course to do so.

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needs of children whose potential was threatened by shattered neighborhoods, distressed families, endemic poverty and other factors beyond their control. In addition to the St. Louis flagship affiliate, Boys Hope Girls Hope serves children-in-need in 14 other U.S. cities and four foreign countries.

Educational Statistics • Every high school dropout costs society between $675,000 and $1 million over the course of his or her lifetime (Cohen, 2009).

• Each year of secondary education reduces the probability of public welfare dependence by 35 percent (Urban Institute).

• College graduates earn, on average, 67 percent more annually than high school dropouts (Urban Institute).

Boys Hope Girls Hope Presents Morning of Hope Tuesday, April 2, 2013 7:30 – 8:30 a.m.

Atrium at the Edward Jones West Campus (12555 Manchester Rd, 63131)

This one-hour inspirational program will give participants a chance see the life changing impact of Boys Hope Girls Hope, network with philanthropic-minded professionals, enjoy breakfast, experience an inspirational speaker and be given the chance to pledge a contribution of financial support or volunteerism. This year’s speaker is Greg Scruggs, a rookie defensive end for the Seattle Seahawks, who graduated from Boys Hope of Cincinatti in 2008.

He’s not bringing a kiln, but with plenty of pictures and anecdotes, Forever Young Club speaker Doug Auer will inspire a new appreciation for the art form.

Doug began blowing glass in 1996, and taught it at Washington University. In 2001, he co-founded Third Degree Glass Factory, the only public-access glass art education center within 300 miles of St. Louis. His current design focus is modernization of the classic tear-drop shape. The Forever Young Club invites everyone to join us at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, March 15. Contact Brittney Barton at 314-539-4490 or bbarton@mac-stl.org for reservations.

Apollos Celebrate 70th Anniversary

Join the Apollos as they celebrate their 70th anniversary at the MAC. The group has been going strong since its founding in 1943. Apollos perform two dinner shows annually, in April and November. In December, they perform at both Breakfast with Santa events, as well as on a tour of area nursing homes.

Their performance on Friday, April 26 is appropriately titled, “Celebrating Our 70th.” The Apollos will sing songs that reflect the diversity of popular musical tastes over the past several decades. Each song was chosen for its popularity in the birth year of an Apollo. The wide range of ages among members will make this an interesting musical mix. Classic favorites such as “Ol’ Man River,” “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,” “Amazing Grace” and “Oklahoma” will be on the program along with period pop tunes like “Ghost Riders in the Sky” and “Kansas City,” plus modern-era songs like “Moondance” and “That’s What Friends Are For.” Music Director Marc Strathman will conduct the Apollos, along with a four-piece band, for this performance.

Apollos Spring Concert Friday, April 26 6 p.m. $34.95 + gratuity Downtown Clubhouse Call 314-539-4470 for reservations.

Moving Eloquently & Confidently into 2013

CWC’s

Glassblowing at West

The MAC Toastmasters are well known both within the MAC, and not just because we take up a large table at the Jack Buck Grill every Wednesday night. About two years ago, I joined Toastmasters, and it turned me from an occasional Club user to a regular. There were some soon-to-be familiar faces who successfully reeled me in - faces which many MAC members would likely recognize: Two Toastmasters have served as MAC president, and several sit on the Board of Governors. More importantly than who we are, is what we have done; membership in Toastmasters has helped numerous individuals - including several professional or semi-pro speakers - become more comfortable speaking. They have developed a more fluent vocabulary; make fewer grammatical errors; and develop as business, community and MAC leaders of today, and tomorrow.

To just talk about what we have done for ourselves does not encompass the entirety of what we have done. Many Toastmasters have participated in the Youth Toastmasters program, whereby MAC members’ children can spend an hour per week learning how to become better speakers, themselves. We have extended this program to students of Loyola Academy, helping contribute to the efforts to revitalize childhood education within St. Louis City.

Many Toastmasters who struggled with public speaking now feel comfortable going out into the public world and giving speeches, whether in the courtroom, on the political stump or at events for their profession. It is a great CWC to join, and one in which I am truly privileged to lead during 2013. Stop by and join us for an hour, and see for yourself!

Toastmasters meetings are held every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m., in the Downtown Clubhouse. If you stick around to chat after, the first round at the Jack Buck Grill is on us.

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Second MAC Women of Distinction Luncheon

Come and celebrate the 25th anniversary of women members to the Club with one of the first female members and keynote speaker, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, at the second Women of Distinction Luncheon.

Contact Katie Maurer at 314-539-4402.

Friday, April 19 11:30 a.m. – Reception (Cash/Signature Bar) Noon - Luncheon 12:30 p.m. – Program $50, inclusive Downtown Clubhouse

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Cindy Erickson As the American Red Cross Chief Executive Officer - Greater St. Louis Region, Cindy Erickson is responsible for Red Cross services in the City of St. Louis and 72 surrounding Missouri and Illinois counties. Now serving more than 4 million people, the Greater St. Louis Region is one of the largest Red Cross organizations in the country with an annual budget exceeding $13.5 million.

As regional CEO, Cindy is spearheading regional resiliency programs. Under her direction, the St. Louis Red Cross is not only the leading emergency response organization, but it has become the regional leader in emergency preparedness, too.

Debra A. Hollingsworth As Regional Vice President-External Affairs, Debra Hollingsworth manages External Affairs involvement for AT&T and directs public affairs functions for the President of AT&T-Missouri. Her primary responsibilities are overseeing External Affairs, AT&T Employee Political Action Committee, community involvement, third-party relationships, AT&T Foundation grant and charitable giving programs for Missouri. Hollingsworth is a graduate of Leadership St. Louis, Greater Missouri Leadership Challenge and serves on the Board of Directors of many of St. Louis’ and Missouri’s major organizations.

Meredith Knopp Meredith was commissioned as an officer in the United States Army Military Police Corps and served eight years as a platoon leader and company commander.

Meredith served as the Senior Vice President and COO for Junior Achievement of Greater St. Louis from November 2007 until June 30, 2011 where she was responsible for growing the organization by 16%, operating with a surplus and opening up new markets for JA to reach students throughout Mid-Missouri. Meredith is active in Operation Home Front, where she co-founded the H.E.R.O.E.S. Care program to network communities and organizations to assist families of deployed soldiers.

Kimberly Ritter During meetings with hotel managers in her position as Senior Account Manager at Nix Conference & Meeting Management, she provides the hotel managers with information concerning sex trafficking within hotels and requests they sign a form, the ECPAT (End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking to Children for Sexual Purposes) Code of Conduct.

This action encourages the managers to get their hotel involved by agreeing to provide training for their employees so that the employees will be able to recognize signs among hotel guests and report suspected victims so help will be provided to them.

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Amy Berg Throughout her 17-year tenure with S. M. Wilson, Berg has helped grow revenues from $64 million in revenue in 1996, when she joined the firm, to the firm’s current revenue of more than $300 million. She has been instrumental in the development of new business, establishing public relations and marketing strategies, and client retention. As President and a member of the firm’s Executive Committee and Executive Planning Committee, Berg guides and manages the firm and assists in determining the future direction of the company. Berg is active in the business community as a board member of the Missouri Growth Association. In addition, Berg chairs the board of Epworth Children and Family Services.

Lieutenant General Kathleen M. Gainey, U.S. Army Kathy was commissioned in the U.S. Army in 1978 and during her 30-plus years of military service has held numerous leadership and command positions across the globe. As the current Deputy Commander of U.S. Transportation Command at Scott Air Force Base, Kathy oversees 150,000 personnel responsible for coordinating deployment of forces and equipment worldwide. With DOD and commercial industry partners, USTRANSCOM provides global mobility solutions and specialized capabilities for both humanitarian and combat operations.

MAC Building Stands on Historic Ground The following data was compiled by Bert Loewenstein, a member of the Club for more than 25 years and an authority on early state and local history.

When Pierre Laclede Ligueste in 1764 founded the village of Saint Louis as the headquarters for trading post, the plot of land upon which the Missouri Athletic Club stands today, was a part of the original French grant claimed by him. Under the Paris treaty made in 1763, France had ceded all of her territory west of the Mississippi to Spain, but it was not until 1767 that the Spanish authorities took over military control of St. Louis.

Under the Spanish administration, the ground now occupied by the Club seems to have been held under various ownerships. It was a part of a field used for pasturage and faced the Common Field, which extended west from about the present Broadway to Jefferson Ave. The southern limit of the Common Field was about Market Street and the northern end was the Big Mound from which Mound Street derived its name. Some time after 1818, the ground on which the MAC now stands, was occupied by Colonel John O’Fallon, nephew of General William Clark.

About 1829, the members of the First Methodist Church, which from 1821 to 1830, had held worship in a crude wooden structure at Fourth and Myrtle Street (now Clark Ave.), decided to build a new brick

church. Colonel O’Fallon generously offered the site at Fourth and Washington. The new church was dedicated on Sept. 30, 1830, and many important events connected with the religious, social and civic life of the rapidly growing city, were solemnized within its walls, in the 23 years of its standing. For a short period it was used by the Mormons, who came to Missouri in large numbers from Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. In 1853, the church was sold for $50,000, and in 1859, it was torn down to be replaced by a block of business buildings. Across the street from the church, at the northeast corner of Fourth and Washington, stood the residence of Col. Joshua B. Brand, brother-in-law of Senator Thomas H. Benton, who made his home here when Congress was not in session.

The new commercial buildings erected on the Club site were used as headquarters by the Union Army in Missouri, during the Civil War. The corner room on the second floor at Fourth and Washington Avenue, was the office of such noted commanders as Generals Halleck, Schofield, Curtis and Rosecrans.

In 1888, the site was one again cleared for the erection of a handsome new building for the Boatmen’s Bank. This building planned

by Thomas B. Annan, was completed and occupied by the bank in 1891. The upper floors were a part of the Washington Avenue frontage of the ground floor, were leased to the A.F. Shapleigh Hardware Company.

About 10 years later, the Shapleigh Company moved to the building across the street on the Northeast Corner of Fourth and Washington and the newly organized Missouri Athletic Club arranged a lease with the Boatmen’s Bank for the Hardware Company’s old quarters. Extensive alterations were made and the entire interior of the building was remodeled to meet the needs of the original Missouri Athletic Club.

Today, the Missouri Athletic Club holds a unique and enviable position among the better clubs of America. Now entering it’s 26th year in its new building, it marches on no greater achievement as the ace of Athletic Clubs, adding new lustre to its Cherry Diamond emblem and making new history on the old plot at Fourth and Washington.

History

The following was published in the April 1941 issue of the Cherry Diamond, which commemorated the 25th anniversary of the current Downtown Clubhouse’s grand opening in 1916.

Editor’s note: The Downtown Clubhouse opened on March 1, 1916 and will celebrate its centennial in 2016. The MAC, and its current Downtown Clubhouse, have been thriving in the St. Louis community for 96 years.

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Marilynne Bradley is this month’s featured artist in the MAC Art Gallery at the Downtown Clubhouse.

Her curiosity of the world is reflected in her paintings.

Architectural structures compete with crowds of outdoor activity. The interplay of figures with the scene makes the composition come to life in a burst of excitement and drama. The many moods are created by the relationship between glowing light and dark patterns. Her skills as a draftsman enable her to use architectural design elements into her paintings.

Marilynne received her BFA degree from Washington University, an MAT from Webster University and her MFA from Syracuse University. Marilynne Bradley is a professor at Webster University in the MAT program, teaching drawing, painting and watercolor. Her

watercolors are recognized in museum exhibitions, major national juried competitions, and are included in many major corporate collections around the world.

In her work, Bradley seeks to preserve the architecture of buildings while exploring the energy and charm of the cities in which they’re set, frequently focusing on her hometown of St. Louis. She has written and illustrated several books, the latest being “St. Louis in Watercolor.”

I f you are interested in purchasing any

of Marilynne’s work that is displayed at the Club, please contact Linda Van de Riet at 314-539-4448.

Celebrate your Birthday at West The MAC offers birthday party packages for youth parties.

Play flag football, kickball, soccer or fun gym games in the multi-sport facility at West. The Club makes it simple and easy for you to host a party. You send out the invitations and bring a cake, and the MAC will take care of the rest.

The facility is clean. There are no other parties going on simultaneously and there will be plenty of supervised fun with a coach that heads up everything.

Your child and their friends will have fun in a safe environment. The staff creates rules to keep everyone safe and make the games more fun and interesting. If you are interested in hosting your child’s party at the MAC, contact Brittney Barton-Morgan at 314-539-4490.

There are several packages and options available to customize the party for you.

Web Spotlight

The Fitness Department has been shaking things up! The Club has added new, trendy fitness classes, so members can keep their workouts fresh and fun. Depending on your interests, you can do anything from SWEAT to Slow-Flow Yoga, and everything in 28

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between. Learn about these exciting new classes under the Fitness Class Descriptions tab - then head over to the Fitness Class Schedule tab to find out when to make your moves! The Fitness Tabs, just another way to stay Connected to your Club.

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Club News

Do you have prop erty you would lik e to rent out for the summer, or some items around the house that other members may want to purcha se? Buy a classified ad in the Cherry Diamond, and reach the best customers arou nd, your fellow mem bers.

Classified Ads: • $0.75 per word (A minimum of 15 w ords) • Only current MA C members can pl ac e classified ads in the Cherry Diam ond.

INSTRUCTIONS Type your ad and email it to: jwilson @mac-stl.org Please include: 1) Your name 2) Club Number 3) The month(s) yo u want to run your ad

Office hours: 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Monday-Friday By appointment only Phone: 314-878-4699

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