Saint Thomas Academy Saber - Fall 2019 Issue

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FALL / ANNUAL REPORT 2019

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Our 2019 Honorees SAINT THOMAS ACADEMY MOTHERS’ CLUB 2019 OPUS SANCTI THOMAE AWARD DR. JOSEPH IGNATIUS HAMEL ’39 2019 EDWARD G. HAMES ’36 ALUMNI HONORS AWARD

FROM THE HEADMASTER

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y wife Ellen and I raised four sons. Honestly, it was mostly Ellen as my career in the Coast Guard often took me away from the family, sometimes for extended periods. As we moved around the country to accommodate my assignments, Ellen managed much of our and our sons lives. In particular was her focus on their schooling which started with finding the best programs, participating in school activities and the PTA, and assessing their needs as we transitioned to new areas. I played a supporting, consultative role much of the time.

While my sons are grown men today, I now have the opportunity to help shape the future of the cadets of Saint Thomas Academy as Interim Headmaster. Together, Ellen and I weighed whether I should accept this new assignment. I did my best to articulate what makes Saint Thomas Academy such a special place and why I had a strong desire to give back to the school of my youth. We agreed I should accept but I sensed she had reservations.

Since starting on August 1, my belief and pride in Saint Thomas Academy have grown even more as I reflect on how we successfully carry out our mission.

Rear Admiral John E. Crowley Jr. ’71

MISSION Our mission — to develop boys into men of character — is our promise to our students, our families, our community and the world.

We accomplish this through the transformative power of an educational and life experience deeply rooted in Catholic faith and traditions, academic excellence, military leadership, and an all-male environment.

ON THE COVER: Past and present STA Mothers’ Club Presidents (left to right): Mary Vetscher, Pat Malkerson, Annie DePrey, Anita Hidding, Amy Fafinski, Margaret Gadient, Kris Goldade. Mary Beisse, Liz Neuberger, Judy Weber, Pat Hinz, Sue Davern, Jen Lovegreen, Mary Henderson, Sharon D’Agostino, and Donna McCarthy.

Our mission is our “true north,” keeping us focused on our highest priority of developing boys into men of character. Our four solid pillars provide structure to our mission while our values — faith, excellence, integrity and respect — define and set the standards for men of character.

Faith and excellence are largely individual pursuits; integrity and respect are the glue binding cadets together in brotherhood.

We do not pursue our mission in isolation. The communities that comprise Saint Thomas Academy are among our greatest strengths. Our alumni challenge us to become greater while holding us to the values and traditions that have shaped cadets throughout our history.

Recipients of the Edward G. Hames ’36 Alumni Awards, including Dr. Joseph Ignatius Hamel ’39 featured in this issue of Saber, have set a high bar for us and future graduates.

Dr. Hamel dedicated his life to God, his patients and to others, and surely heard the words, “Well done,” after his passing on September 15, 2019.

The faculty make a difference in boys’ lives each and every day. They work tirelessly, not just imparting information but teaching boys to think and reason, to question and explore. They care deeply for our students and their success as well as making Saint Thomas Academy its very best.

And lest we forget, we are a community of families and individuals. The Saint Thomas Academy Mothers’ Club, the esteemed 2019 Opus Sancti Thomae Award recipient, and the Saint Thomas Academy Fathers’ Club, have long supported our staff, faculty, boys and teams in countless ways and remind us that we are more than an academic institution and taskmasters. The Alumni Association remains steadfast in support of our mission. They all draw us together and help make the middle and high school years the most memorable for both the boys and their families.

Several months ago, I tried to articulate to Ellen all these factors that differentiate Saint Thomas Academy. I was at least somewhat effective as I’m writing to you today. But it wasn’t until she visited campus and witnessed personally the passion and commitment with which we all pursue our mission that said, “Now I understand.” She and I both thank you for the privilege to serve Saint Thomas Academy.

Rear Admiral John E. Crowley Jr. ’71 Interim Headmaster cadets.com

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2019 Opus Sancti Thomae Award Recipient 2019 Edward G. Hames Alumni Honors Award Recipient Admiral John Crowley Named Interim Headmaster Saint Thomas Academy Road Scholars

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Academy News Meet the Faculty Advancement News Alumni News Class Notes In Memoriam

BOARD OF DIRECTORS LEADERSHIP

Chief Officer The Most Reverend Bernard Hebda Chairman Mr. Daniel Kubes ’87 Past Chairman Mr. Kelly Rowe ’79 Vice President The Most Reverend Andrew Cozzens Secretary Rear Admiral John Crowley ’71 Founding Partner Mr. Michael Ciresi ’64

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Mothers' Club, Circa 1985

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FEATURE

“BEGINNING AS A GROUP TO OFFER PRAYER AND SOLACE FOR MOTHERS WITH SONS AT WAR, THE MOTHERS’ CLUB CONTINUES TO HELP MOTHERS DEEPEN THEIR FAITH AND SUPPORT EACH OTHER DURING THEIR

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hroughout the 80-year history of the Saint Thomas Academy Mothers’ Club, the organization has not only been woven into the Academy’s fabric but actually has helped weave the fabric of the Academy’s culture.

Established in 1938, the Mothers’ Club continues adding to its ever-expanding to-do list and continues to get stuff done.

“The Mothers’ Club is the brick and mortar of the community,” said Jodie Whaley, director of events and parent stewardship. “Whatever the task, they come in droves. I can’t say enough good things about them. This award is a long time coming.”

Asked where this ethic comes from, Whaley offers a oneword answer: “Mary.” Then, she adds, “It really is spiritual.

It’s in their blood.”

The range of Mothers’ Club activities and sheer number of touchpoints within the Academy tells only part of the story.

The rest is all heart and soul as shared in this collection of memories and insights from past Mothers’ Club presidents. cadets.com

SONS’ JOURNEYS.”

BY DAVID JACOBSON

Liz Boo Neuberger, 2011-2012 The Mothers’ Club is a great partnership between mothers who are delighted to offer ideas, skills and labor to activities that support their sons’ growth and education at an all-male high school that occasionally needs a feminine perspective, strategy or touch to accomplish many projects — large and small — that make life better at Saint Thomas Academy.

The Mothers’ Club fills in many gaps at the Academy for imagining, planning and executing diverse undertakings, events and special occasions that otherwise would be forgotten or not given adequate attention. It is an important source of energy and finesse to give the school a more humanitarian and genteel feel — which rounds out the boys’ experience, enhances their environment at school and helps prepare them for their next chapters.

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FEATURE | STA Mothers' Club

Beginning as a group to offer prayer and solace for mothers with sons at war, the Mothers’ Club continues to help mothers deepen their faith and support each other during their sons’ journeys. During joyful as well as difficult times, the Mothers’ Club is a beautiful expression of the many dimensions of community at Saint Thomas Academy. It is a great platform for collaboration among the players who significantly shape the lives of cadets.

TOP: Past mothers assist with the uniform sale.

MIDDLE: The dedication of the rock outside the school, donated by the Mothers’ Club.

BOTTOM: Past moms enjoying an event with the club.

I was honored to be part of the Mothers’ Club and to lead it for a year. It was an enormous opportunity to meet other women, connect with the Academy and find meaningful ways to engage and inspire our students during their high school years. I am so grateful for the privilege to be fully immersed in such a wonderful tradition at Saint Thomas Academy.

Jen Lovegreen, 2017-2018 My year as president was the first year without a chaplain, and that was my cross to bear. We needed to find different priests for various events, and it was hard because the boys were so attached to Father Gjengdahl. But different mothers knew different priests to ask for help, and it turned out great because the boys got so many different perspectives.

Anita Hidding, 1992-1993 When I was asked to take this role, I considered saying no, because I don’t like to get up in front of people. Then I realized, I wouldn’t be doing this for me, I’d be doing it for my son. It turned out to be a great thing for me and for him.

My biggest memory is the Mother-Son Christmas Mass and Brunch. During the review of cadets, the looks on their faces made all our work worth it.

“...the Mothers’ Club is a beautiful expression of the many dimensions of community at Saint Thomas Academy. It is a great platform for collaboration among the players who significantly shape the lives of cadets.”

— LIZ BOO NEUBERGER, 2011-2012 PRESIDENT

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“Mothers’ Club supports the Academy’s mission, and behind the scenes graciously works to enrich the experience for all members of our community. We rally to organize, plan, celebrate, and pray together.”

— DANA BERG, 2016-1017 PRESIDENT

Dana Berg, 2016-2017 My favorite photo from that year was taken during the traditional holiday lunch that the Mothers’ Club helped serve to the boys before Christmas break. The women in photo are Jolene Owens (class rep), Jennifer Rutgers (uniform chair), myself, Julie Card (parent rep), Jennifer Lovegreen (pres-elect), Paula Raarup (past president), and Angela Budzius (vice president).

It was an incredible honor to be asked to be president.

I knew that talented and dedicated women were leading all the committees, so it was easy to accept the position.

The year begins with uniform sales, and it was great fun welcoming families to Saint Thomas Academy. Colonel DePuglio (now retired) was very grateful to all of the women who assisted, and he appreciated that we provided “a mother’s touch.”

Mothers’ Club supports the Academy’s mission, and behind the scenes graciously works to enrich the experience for all members of our community. We rally to organize, plan, celebrate, and pray together. It was a humbling and hectic year, and I grew to appreciate Saint Thomas Academy and everything it stands for in a whole new light.

TOP: Mothers work to update the uniforms with the new patches.

MIDDLE: The 2016-17 Mothers’ Club Board organizing a holiday lunch for the boys.

Through Mothers’ Club, the relationship between mothers and sons is honored and nurtured, and for that I am forever grateful. I continue to be in awe of this fabulous group of women!

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BOTTOM LEFT: The 2017-18 Mothers’ Club Board.

BOTTOM RIGHT: Jen Lovegreen helping with an after Mass donut reception. cadets.com

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FEATURE | STA Mothers' Club TOP: Gretchen Marquardt and Kathryn Ter Horst work on switching out patches on uniform blouse coats.

BOTTOM: The 2018-19 Mothers’ Club Board.

Paula Raarup, 2015-2016 When the JROTC program changed, and we needed to switch out the patches on thousands of shirts, the moms were super into it. We orchestrated meetings to take the patches off and deliver shirts to a tailor we contracted to re-patch and re-package them. Leadership at the Academy asks us to do stuff, and then they step aside, and we run the show.

(Paula also presided over the Mothers’ Club during the devastation wrought by the tragic passing of her dear friend and vice president Monica Strout. Read her tribute at https://bit.ly/2mmFb7b.)

Sue Hayes, 1983-1984 We started to think big about the auction, trying to move it from a $10,000 event to a $100,000 event. It took the courage of Patrick Casey, along with the Mothers’ Club board to make this transition from what the event had been to what it could be. I met warm, smart, generous, dedicated and committed women. It was like a full-time job, and the pay was better education for our sons and lifelong friendships.

“The Mothers’ Club is a great partnership between mothers who are delighted to offer ideas, skills and labor to activities that support their sons’ growth and education.”

— LIZ BOO NEUBERGER, 2011-2012 PRESIDENT

OPUS SANCTI THOMAE AWARD The Opus Sancti Thomae Award was established in 1992 to honor friends and affiliates of Saint Thomas Academy. This award recognizes both men and women who have made outstanding contributions to business, civic, church, educational and professional communities. We honor their respective characters and achievements with this medal, designed by the Reverend Thomas Kolar, deceased faculty member. Its centerpiece is an encircled Jerusalem cross. Embedded sapphires grace each bar of the cross and representations of the two Academy logos denote its place of origin.

Previous Recipients of the Opus Sancti Thomae Award: 1992 – Frank C. Mullaney ’39 1993 – Clara Glenn 1994 – Most Reverend John R. Roach, D.D. 1995 – Gerald and Henrietta Rauenhorst 1996 – J. Peter ’51 and Mary Ritten 1997 – Alan K. (Bud) Ruvelson ’32 1998 – Sylvester G. Turbes 1999 – Lawrence M. O’Shaughnessy ’39 2000 – Reverend Thomas F. Kolar 2001 – Walter G. Kurtz 6 | SABER Fall / Annual Report 2019

2002 – Michael J. O’Connell ’59 2003 – Gerald ’48 and Maurna Donovan 2004 – Michael W. Wright ’56 2005 – George R. Schnell 2006 – John T. ’52 and Pat Myser 2007 – Most Reverend Harry J. Flynn, D.D. 2008 – Charles M. Denny ’48 2009 – James M. Keane 2010 – Thomas E. Gainor ’51 2011 – F. John Campbell

2012 – T om Schreier, Jr. ’80 and Tom Schreier, Sr. 2013 – Father Dennis Dease 2014 – Michael V. Ciresi ’64 2015 – Joseph T. O’Neill ’49 2016 – Brain P. Short ’68 2017 — Sharon and Michael D'Agostino 2018 — Father Gordon Doffing

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2019 EDWARD G. HAMES ALUMNI HONORS AWARD RECIPIENT

Dr. Joseph Ignatius Hamel ’39

BY DAVID JACOBSON

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oe Hamel ’39, passed away in September at age 97, just days before he was to receive this year’s Hames Award.

He may have had more than a million mourners, considering the families of the 10,000-plus babies Dr. Hamel delivered during an OB-GYN career that spanned more than 50 years. Both he and his family are inextricably linked to Saint Thomas Academy and his loss is felt by many in our community.

He was practically born into the medical profession, the son of Dr. Arnold Hamel and his wife, Lucy. He attended Incarnation School in Minneapolis cadets.com

and then Saint Thomas Academy, where he graduated in 1939, along with his brothers Bob ’41 (also a past Hames Award recipient!), John ’44, and Arnold ’46. The family’s link to the Academy extends to Dr. Hamel’s sons: Joe, Jr. ’70; and Nick ’77, who accepted the Hames Award on their father’s behalf.

During his time at Saint Thomas Academy, Dr. Hamel distinguished himself as a member of the crack drill team and as a tennis and hockey player.

“Attending Saint Thomas Academy was a great experience for my father,” said

Nick Hamel. “He really connected with his friends there. He always had good memories, and that’s why he wanted us to go there.”

In his memoir, titled Papa’s Story, Dr. Hamel wrote: “High school days were busy and quite enjoyable. It seemed we spent lots of time polishing shoes and pressing pants. Our day started early as we usually took the street car to the east side of the Lake Street Bridge and walked 6 blocks to school….

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FEATURE TOP RIGHT: Dr. Hamel, pictured left participating in traditional Pass & Review.

BOTTOM LEFT: Dr. Hamel pictured in the Kaydet yearbook.

BOTTOM MIDDLE: Dr. Hamel pictured with the Cadet Hockey team.

BOTTOM RIGHT: Dr. Hamel pictured in his medical headshot.

“Tennis and hockey were my sports in high school. We used to scrimmage against the St. Thomas College hockey teams, and at 130 lbs. they used to kill us on the boards. I recall many days returning from school with sore hips and legs from practice as I limped to my room to study. Dad always said, ‘If you can’t study, you quit playing hockey.’ ” After graduating Saint Thomas Academy, Dr. Hamel attended St. Thomas College, followed by medical school at Marquette University.

He began an internship in Milwaukee in the summer of 1946, and then, as he wrote in Papa’s Story, “When my father died on July 31, my 24th birthday, I transferred to Minneapolis General Hospital so that I could be home with my mother, as the oldest male of the 10 kids, and offer her my support.”

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he served in the Air Force in New Foundland. There, he met a nurse named Katie Mauel, whom he wed and loved for 68 years of marriage until his passing.

Their military service complete, Dr. Hamel returned to Hague, where he became chief resident, and then to Minnesota to begin his practice in 1955.

His return to the Land of 10,000 Lakes brought him back to the lake he knew best, Whitefish Lake, where his family’s cabins constituted a community known as “Hamelot.”

Nick Hamel recalls great joy at spending summers there with many of his 52 cousins, boating, fishing, and playing tennis. In a culmination of sorts, the Hamels last July 4 celebrated their family’s 100 years at Whitefish Lake.

The significance of this cabin community lies in the continuity it provided from Dr. Arnold Hamel to Dr. Joseph Hamel to Dr. Nick Hamel.

As the latter recalls, “My father was quite busy as a physician, but he made time to connect with his children.”

Just as importantly, the lake prompted reflection that reveals Joseph Hamel’s spirituality, as related in Papa’s Story: “I cannot recall even one event in all my years that I enjoy more than sitting on our bank overlooking the gorgeous Whitefish Lake. It is hard to deny a deity when contemplating life on this Earth while viewing it from this vantage point.

I would bet all my descendants will agree on this point someday.”

Joseph Hamel’s spirituality, namely Catholicism, infused his everyday life.

He was a frequent participant in events at the Demontreville Jesuit Retreat House near Lake Elmo, and his memoir contains this passage: “The rosary that I carry in my pocket, into the delivery room, into the operating room, everywhere I go, is responsible for all that is good in my life.”

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EDWARD G. HAMES ’36 ALUMNI HONORS AWARD Since 1969, the Saint Thomas Academy Alumni Association has honored a leader in our community with the Alumni Honors Award, which was later renamed the Hames Alumni Honors Award in 1971. The award is named for Edward G. Hames ’36. During his days as a student at the Academy, Hames was Cadet Colonel, an Eagle Award Winner and a leader in school activities. He was a teacher and also presided over the STA Alumni Association in 1967-68 and was serving on the STA Board of Directors in 1970 at the time of his death.

The Hames Award seeks to give due recognition to those alumni who have exemplified the ideals of the Academy, and in doing so have distinguished themselves in their communities. Such alumni enrich the lives of those about them through their personal and family lives, their occupations or professions, their civic leadership or human welfare activities, their intellectual or cultural pursuits or their efforts to advance the goals of the Academy.

Recipients of the Edward G. Hames Alumni Honors Award:

Dr. Hamel and his wife Katie.

Nick Hamel’s reflections confirm this nexus of family, faith and occupation in his father’s life. “I followed in my father’s footsteps as an OB-GYN, and I’ve met a lot of families whose babies my father delivered. I get the sense he was very good at this work. I recall him talking on the phone to his patients. He really cared about them, and he was there for them. He also taught at the University of Minnesota, and passing on knowledge was very important to him.”

It is worth remembering that a great deal of the knowledge that Dr. Joseph Hamel passed on was gained at his alma mater.

1969 – John Lee ’51

1995 – Ronald Smith ’51

1970 – William Fallon ’15

1996 – James Whalen ’42

1971 – Patrick Towle ’25

1997 – Felix Bettendorf ’41

1972 – Alfred Gruenther ’16

1998 – Charles Denny ’48

1973 – L. Fallon Kelly ’26

1999 – Christopher Cox ’70

1974 – Emmet Murphy ’18

2000 – Timothy Kelly ’52

1975 – Frank Mullaney ’39

2001 – Brian Short ’68

1976 – Clarence Rowe ’34

2002 – Lawrence McGough ’47

1977 – Thomas Carlin ’39

2003 – Thomas Krebsbach ’41

1978 – Herbert Mischke ’45

2004 – Gerald Brown ’58

1979 – Alan Ruvelson ’32

2005 – Michael O’Connell ’59

1980 – Richard Murphy ’42

2006 – Thomas Schreier, Sr. (Honorary Alumnus)

1981 – Joseph O’Neill ’49 1982 – J. Peter Ritten ’51 1983 – J. Jerome Plunkett ’42 1984 – Lawrence O’Shaughnessy ’39 1985 – Gerald Donovan ’48 1986 – Robert Courteau ’41 1987 – John Hoffner ’53 1988 – Michael Wright ’56 1989 – Paul Vincent ’44 1990 – Thomas Gainor ’51 1991 – Robert Hamel ’41 1992 – William Foussard ’72

Dr. Hamel and his family, pictured at Whitefish Lake.

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1993 – Walter Kurtz (Honorary Alumnus)

2007 – William Gabler ’63 2008 – Roger Swenson ’51 2009 – William Fallon ’49 2010 – Justin McCarthy ’41 2011 – Thomas Lee ’55 2012 – John “Buzz” Myser ’52 2013 – James S. Garberg ’41 2014 – William Culbertson (Honorary Alumnus) 2015 – Terrence J. “T.J.” Ryan ’78 2016 – T. Michael McNulty, S.J. ’58 2017 – Wayne Thalhuber, M.D. ’56 2018 – Thomas Clements ’73

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Admiral John Crowley Named Interim Headmaster

BY DAVID JACOBSON

John Crowley ’71 is serving as interim headmaster at Saint Thomas Academy, following the resignation of Matthew Mohs ’91. Crowley retired from the U.S. Coast Guard in 2008 with the rank of Rear Admiral. He served 35 years, including a stint as the service’s Judge Advocate General and an assignment to help establish the Department of Homeland Security after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, advising on national maritime security strategy.

Crowley will call upon such leadership experience to navigate the Academy’s transition to a new permanent headmaster by the start of the 2020-2021 school year. “I spent a third of my career at sea, the majority of that time leading young people,” he said. “That may be the experience most relevant to leading a school community.”

“OUR BOYS LIVE IN A DIFFERENT WORLD AND FACE DIFFERENT CHALLENGES THAN WHAT WE’VE KNOWN IN THE PAST. I WANT TO MAKE SURE WE ARE HELPING FACULTY KEEP UP WITH TECHNOLOGY AND SOME OF THOSE CHALLENGES.” While keeping faculty and students excited about the current state of the Academy, Crowley said he will not stand pat and plans to lay the groundwork for future enhancements. “The mission of developing boys into men of character is the focus of everything we do on every day of the week. A lot of that has to do with academics, and we are undergoing a review and accreditation process with the Independent Schools Association of the Central States.”

Crowley also looks to enhance professional development opportunities for faculty. “Our boys live in a different world and face different challenges than what we’ve known in the past,” he said. “I want to make sure we are helping faculty keep up with technology and some of those challenges.”

Another area commanding Crowley’s attention is maximizing the strength of the Saint Thomas Academy community. “There are lots of teams and collaborative groups that need to matrix together,” he said. “We need to make sure that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. My goal is to have a really solid roadmap for the next permanent headmaster.”

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PICTURED FROM L-R, BACK ROW: Kerry Edwards, David Chambers, Jeff Smith ’97, Kim Friede, Holly Balfour, Col. Neil Hetherington.

FRONT ROW: Amy Murphy, Deborah Edwards, Sharon Goblisch, Anne McQuillan and Roger Friede. Not pictured: Erin Delaney, Jack Lawder ’16 and team volunteer Sonja Jaworkski.

2019 RAGNAR MINNESOTA

Saint Thomas Academy Road Scholars

BY AMY MURPHY

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hat does it take to gather a group of highly motivated Saint Thomas Academy alumni, staff, faculty and parents?

You simply have to offer a 205-mile, 33-hour, relay race from St. Paul to Duluth. A team of 12 came together for the inaugural STA RAGNAR Relay. Collectively, these runners have completed 50+ marathons, yet this was the first time they ran as a team. They named themselves the “Road Scholars.”

RAGNAR is the largest relay series in the nation. During its 15-year history, it has spread across the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Australia. The name Ragnar comes from a king and hero of early 9th century Scandinavia. This king was a conqueror, a leader, and fearless. The qualities of King Ragnar hold true for the make-up of today’s RAGNAR Relay runners.

It takes grit to run a RAGNAR. Each team member runs 3 legs over the course of 2 days. It takes a strong athlete to meet the physical demands, fatigue and sleep deprivation involved in this event. Yet, when a team completes a RAGNAR, they are often ready to sign up for the following year’s race!

Team members typically travel in large vans. These vans are often decorated with colorful lights, team members’ names, hash marks indicating the number of other teams passed along the way and fun slogans. There is a competition for cadets.com

the most creatively decorated van. With competitive running often comes competitive decorating!

COL Neil Hetherington brought the idea forward for a STA relay team in Spring 2019. This idea proved to be an engaging prospect. Much interest was spread across the STA community.

The relay team was first introduced to faculty and staff. Over the course of the summer, 4 moms and a talented alumnus runner joined in.

The STA team was split into 2 vans; each van had 6 runners.

Van 1 kicked off the race at the Capitol at 7:00 AM August 15 with Master Chief Roger Friede. Each team member from Van 1 ran a leg. The team then switched to Van 2 in Stillwater.

COL Hetherington kicked off the next team of 6 runners through sunny and 90-degree weather. The vans proceeded to leapfrog from Saint Paul to Duluth, all the while having a continuous runner in place the full 36 legs. The distance of each leg varied from 2.70 miles to 10.70 miles. Each leg was rated easy, moderate, hard and very hard.

Discussions are already underway for RAGNAR 2020. COL Hetherington is anticipating 2 STA teams. We would love to see an all-alumni team. Are you ready for the RAGNAR challenge?

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A New Look!

The field and track at Gerry Brown Stadium was under construction this past summer. The football field was replaced with Field Turf™ and the track was resurfaced in Cadet blue. These improvements were needed for the safety of our student athletes and community partners.

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Academy News STAFF UPDATES WELCOME TO NEW TEACHING STAFF STAFF NOTES

English Teacher David O’Connell and his wife Kate welcomed Vivienne O’Connell this past summer. Vivienne weighed 8 lbs 3 oz.

Theology teacher Justin Matelski and his wife Theresa (Visitation Theology teacher) welcomed Evangeline Rose Matelski at 8 lbs 15 oz. — 21.5 inches long.

Evangeline joins big brother Gus and big sister Anna.

Kim Anderson — French

Justin Hager — English

Kay Hanson — Spanish

Claire Prescott — English

Mary Rowe — Social Studies

Elena Schmidt — Mathematics

Melissa Judy — Media Specialist

James Lundberg — College Counseling

Steve Rosga — Strength & Conditioning

Brian Kallman

Trent Eigner

Dr. Alexis Howe — Spanish

OTHER NEW STAFF

Jacob Ingalls — Counseling

COACHING UPDATES

Math teacher David Chambers and his wife Carena welcomed Isabelle Elizabeth into the world at 6 lbs and 6 oz. She joins her big brother Issac!

Brian Kallman was hired as the head soccer coach this past summer. Kallman is a former professional soccer player from Woodbury and also coaches with Salvo soccer club. This past spring, Trent Eigner was hired as the head hockey coach. Eigner was recently the varsity coach at Lakeville North and is from Rosemount.

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Staffing Notables This past summer, Dan O’Brien accepted the position of Interim Athletics and Activities Director. Since being hired as both Head of the Football Program and Director of Community Partnerships and Outreach in April 2018, Dan has had an immeasurably positive impact on both Cadet athletics and the broader Saint Thomas Academy community. He led Cadet Football to the State Championship title game in his first year as Head Coach, forged relationships with business and community partners on behalf of the Academy and established several successful and profitable community-building events. Dan will remain both Head Football Coach and continue to support critical Advancement and Admissions activities.

Dan O’Brien

Upcoming Admissions Events At Saint Thomas Academy you'll find a caring community rich with tradition and friendships to last a lifetime. From the start, we have successfully inspired young men to excel both personally and professionally by teaching them to aspire and persevere in the pursuit of self-discovery. Please share the below events with those who may be a good fit for the Academy.

ADMISSIONS SHOWCASES These events offer an opportunity to meet our faculty and staff, tour the campus and interact with coaches and moderators at the Activity Fair. Current parents and students will be on hand to answer questions and welcome guests to the Saint Thomas Academy community. Please let us know you are coming at cadets.com/showcase n Monday, October 28 | 6:00–8:00 PM n Sunday, January 12 | 1:00–3:00 PM

ACE VISIT: AUTHENTIC CADET EXPERIENCE Scheduling an Authentic Cadet Experience (ACE) shadow visit is the best opportunity for your son to experience a day in the life of a Cadet. He will be paired with a Saint Thomas Academy student that shares similar interests.

ACE visits offer prospective students an understanding for the typical school day, class content, and our community environment. (An all-you-can-eat lunch is included!)

Select your visit at cadets.com/ace

TUESDAY TOURS Led by the Admissions Office and Parent Ambassador Team, these campus tours provide prospective families with an exploration of our exceptional 88-acre campus and its preeminent learning facilities, such as our Innovation Center and advanced learning tools. Tours include classroom visits, meeting with faculty and conclude with taking in Formation, a unique daily gathering for the students. Tuesday Tours are typically 90 minutes and cover much of our amazing experience.

Select your Tuesday Tour at cadets.com/tuesday

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Academy News

NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

US ARMY DRILL TEAM PERFORMS

Senior Hayden Ousley has been named a semifinalist in the 65th annual National Merit Scholarship Program, which represents less than one percent of the nation’s high school graduating seniors.

The “Soloist” U.S. Army Drill Team performed during Grandparents’ Day in early October.

The U.S. Army Drill Team “soloist” performance involves four of the Drill Team’s senior Soldiers and either the Platoon Leader or the Platoon Sergeant.

The smaller performances are usually between five and seven minutes. Through its daring and complex performances, the U.S. Army Drill Team acts as “good-will ambassadors” for the Army, supporting community relations and recruiting efforts on behalf of the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) and the U.S. Army.

Four cadets received Letters of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Program. They placed among the top 50,000 scores of more than 1.5 million students. Commended senior cadets include: Blake Prall, Stephen Betts, Charles Torinus and Yong Jae Lee

2019 MYSER FAMILY FOUNDATION TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS

High School Skills Challenge High school football players from six schools across the state were invited to showcase their talents at the High School Skills Challenge hosted by the Minnesota Vikings. In the preliminary round, Bloomington Kennedy and Saint Thomas Academy totaled the most points in events that included the 40-yard dash, QB distance throw, relay race and a QB/receiver accuracy challenge. Both teams moved on to the final round at the August 18 Vikings vs.

Seahawks pre-season game. Seniors Joe Deyak, Ben Reppenhagen and Stephen Betts were able to bring home a victory and a check for $2,500 for the Cadet football program!

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Retired English teacher Mr. Tom Weber and science teacher Mr. Mark Westlake were recently named the 2019 Myser Family Foundation Teaching Excellence Award recipients. This award was created by Mr. John Myser ’52 to acknowledge the achievements of current and former faculty members who are identified as excellent role models and as having a life-long positive influence on the lives of alumni. The fall award is voted on by alumni celebrating a reunion.

Tom Weber

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VISTA Marching Band Participates in UW-Madison Band Day 60 students from Saint Thomas Academy and Visitation School who participate in the VISTA Marching Band performed for a full house at Camp Randall Stadium for the University of Wisconsin’s High School Band Day. All told, 40 high school bands from Minnesota and Wisconsin, totaling 2,000 students, participated in the invitation-only annual event. A high school band is only invited if one of its alumni are in the UW Marching Band. Visitation alumnae Katie Bina ’16 has been a member of the UW Marching Band for the past three years. VISTA Marching Band Director John Bina is also a UW-Madison alumnus.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR! VISTA FALL PRODUCTION This fall, VISTA Productions will present William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Show Information: November 8, 9, 15, 16 7:30 p.m.

November 10 and 17 2:00 p.m.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students and seniors.

Contact Wendy ShortHays at wshorthays@ vischool.org for ticket reservations or to purchase at the door.

Theology teacher Kevin Zenner and three of his former students, Michael Rudisill ’16, Nick Lunsford ’16, Will Dietz ’16 at the Army/Morgan State football game at Michie Stadium at West Point, N.Y. These 2016 grads met up at halftime and are “firsties” (seniors) at the United States Military Academy and will graduate in May 2020. Kevin Zenner was there for his 40th Class Reunion (Class of 1979). Army won the game, 52-21. cadets.com

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Saint Thomas Academy Freshman Takes 3rd in International Music Competition

Joe Sabre ’22 at Northwestern University's Midwest Academic Talent Search Tuition Scholarship and Outstanding Achievement award.

Joe took the ACT as a freshman and placed in the top 5% for the highest level of distinction as a top scorer. Joe received a 35 in both math and English on the official ACT as a freshman.

John Michael Berdusco ’23 and his father traveled to Russia this summer for an international competition where Berdusco took third place in piano with orchestra in a field with competitors from all over the world.

DAUGELA PRESENTS POSTER AT CONFERENCE

A total of 72 contestants competed in different instrument categories. They ranged in age from 11 to 29 and came from several countries including Brazil, Honduras, Japan, China, Germany, Spain and Russia. About 10 competitors, including Berdusco, came from the United States.

Jurgis Daugela ’20 presented his poster entitled “Nanoscale Mechanical Characterization of DLC Coated MEMS Devices” at the 30th International Conference on Diamond and Carbon Materials held In Seville, Spain, September 8–12. He also received an invitation to submit a full length paper to the Journal of Diamond Materials.

Joe won the top distinction award previously on the SAT as part of the Johns Hopkins CTY Talent Search Program.

HOMECOMING In lieu of homecoming flowers, this group of senior boys and their dates made donations and wore cancer awareness ribbons on Saturday night. The group collected and donated $425 to Mike Wright’s Memorial Fund.

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Cadets Attend Scout Camp in New Mexico This summer Conor Cooper ’21, Carson Cooper ’23, Cooper Clinton ’23, Liam Harvey ’23, and Adam Roszkowski ’23 went out on a backpacking hike in the mountains of New Mexico at Philmont Scout Ranch.

The exploration was led by Colonel Curt S. Cooper and STA Dad Robert Harvey.

Philmont Scout Ranch is the Boy Scouts of America’s largest National High Adventure Base. It covers 140,177 acres of rugged mountain wilderness in the Sangre de Cristo range of the Rocky Mountains in northeastern New Mexico.

More than 1 million Scouts, Venturers, and Advisors have experienced the adventure of Philmont since its first camping season in 1939. In addition to providing an unforgettable adventure in backpacking across miles of rugged, rocky trails, Philmont Scout Ranch offers programs that feature the best of the Old West — horseback riding, burrow packing, gold panning, chuckwagon dinners, and interpretive history — with exciting challenges for today such as rock climbing, mountain biking, and sport shooting.

GRANDPARENT'S DAY Over 1,200 grandparents celebrated mass, shared fellowship time with their grandsons and watched the Pass & Review on October 2.

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Academy News

Veterans’ Day Program The Saint Thomas Academy Veterans Day assembly will highlight WWII and honor those who served on Monday, November 11 at 9 AM. This free event will honor two Academy alumni who served in WWII with the Fleming Alumni Veterans Award, General Alfred M. Gruenther ’16 and Major General Patrick J. Ryan ’19. Keynote speaker Gen. Joseph Votel, U.S. Army (ret.), a four-star general who most recently served as commander of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), will share an inspirational message for Academy cadets and honored guests.

RSVP for this free event in Sjoberg Flynn Arena at cadets.com/vetsday.

Gen. Joseph Votel, U.S. Army

ANNUAL TASTE OF STA The annual Taste of STA event took place on October 3 and welcomed over 500 people to sip and sample from vendors with connections to the Academy. View more pictures and vendor listings at cadets.com/taste.

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Academy News FALL SPORTS UPDATE CROSS COUNTRY The team has several young, hard working boys who are hungry to be the next great STA CC team. The varsity team consists of Padon Kinzley ’22, Teddy Lawder ’21, Jack Sexton ’21, Evan Santrizos ’20, Adam Husaby ’23, Kevin Murphy ’21, Jack Bartlett ’20, and Harvey Holmstadt ’23.

Injury and illness has hampered a full team appearance but the full team was able to compete at the Osseo Invite. Varsity placed 3rd of 12 teams and JV placed 7th of 14 teams with some top JV runners sick and injured.

Individual awards went to Padon Kinzley who placed 6th and Teddy Lawder who placed 7th.

The team took first place in the Varsity and Junior Varsity Conference Cross Country meet on October 15. Padon Kinzley ’22 finished in second place and Teddy Lawder ’21 finished in third place. Kinzley, Lawder, Jack Sexton ’21 and Evan Santrizos ’20 were named All-Conference.

Adam Husaby ’23 was named All-Conference Honorable Mention. Finally, Harvey Holmstadt ’23 finished in first place in the junior varsity race.

At the time of press, the team was preparing to participate in the State Section Meet FOOTBALL Varsity football is 7-0 going into MEA weekend. The team is ranked #7 overall in the metro area and #2 in Class A. This year’s senior class is a combined 19-1 over the past two seasons. The team has secured a first-round bye and will have its first playoff game at home on October 26.

This year’s sophomore team has worked hard and gotten better every week.

They have improved to 5-3 on the season including going 3-1 against 6A schools (defeating Shakopee, Prior Lake, and Minnetonka).

The Freshman football team has had an amazing season this year. With a strong turnout of 54 players to start the season (one got pulled up to Varsity and another to the sophomore team) we came away with some big wins.

A couple tough games against Mahtomedi (7-0) and Hastings (20-8) we then earned a come from behind win over Park Cottage Grove 29-22 where our defense stopped Park at the 1-yard line as time expired! The team finished a perfect 8-0.

SOCCER The Cadet soccer team is under the leadership of first year coach Brian Kallman. They have played a challenging schedule and currently have a record of 5-8-3. Coach Kallman says, “ the varsity team is learning a new system and are peaking at the right time of the year.”

Games against some top 10 teams will prepare the Cadets for a run to a section championship. The Cadets are led by captains Wyatt Isaak ’20, Will Guttery ’21 and Aidan McGill ’21. This year’s team has five seniors including Zach Holper, Wyatt Isaac, Abe Yosef, Sean Nelson, and Garrett Rivers. The lower level teams are doing very well and the future of Cadet Soccer remains bright.

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Academy News

MEET THE FACULTY Karen Flanagan STARTED AT SAINT THOMAS ACADEMY | 2000 SUBJECTS/CO-CURRICULARS/CLUBS | Spanish Teacher, Ministry of Morale Coordinator FIRST TEACHING JOB | Right here at STA! HOBBIES | Traveling, spending time with family and friends.

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I ENJOY WORKING WITH THE AMAZINGLY TALENTED AND UNIQUE FACULTY AND STAFF.

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A FAVORITE TEACHING MOMENT | Anytime a student is struggling and suddenly that light bulb lights up because they understand!

BRUSH WITH FAME | None FAVORITE EXPERIENCE | The birth of my two children.

WHY I TEACH AT SAINT THOMAS ACADEMY | I enjoy working with the amazingly talented and unique faculty and staff. And, of course, teaching the fine young men of STA. FAVORITE MUSIC | Country FAVORITE VACATION SPOT | Florida Keys FAMILY | Husband Mike, and children Maria and Connor

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Paul McKeehan YEAR STARTED AT SAINT THOMAS ACADEMY | 2016 SUBJECTS/CO-CURRICULARS/CLUBS | Middle School Football Coach and Baseball Coach, JV – Tennis Coach (Starting spring of 2020) FIRST "TECH" JOB | I worked as a Help Desk Support Specialist for a Trade Show company in Burnsville.

HOBBIES | Hiking, boating, Taekwondo, snowboarding, woodworking, any competitive game (card games, board games, video games, sports, etc.)

A FAVORITE MOMENT AT SAINT THOMAS ACADEMY | My favorite moment at STA (so far) was coaching 6th grade baseball and watching them go undefeated and win the CAA championship.

BRUSH WITH FAME | I once competed against the 2016 Olympic Bronze medalist in Taekwondo.

Yes, I lost.

FAVORITE EXPERIENCE | Spending several months in Italy while in the military. It’s a beautiful country with a rich history. I can’t wait to go back.

WHY I WORK AT SAINT THOMAS ACADEMY | When I first started at Saint Thomas Academy, I was a little leery. It is the first school that I’ve worked in and it’s a very different dynamic when compared to corporate America. STA has something special here and it gets into your blood keeps you coming back.

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STA HAS SOMETHING SPECIAL HERE AND IT GETS INTO YOUR BLOOD KEEPS YOU COMING BACK.

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FAVORITE MUSIC | I really enjoy country music. I’m a big fan of Garth Brooks. There is something about his music that speaks to me.

FAVORITE VACATION SPOT | On the water, in my boat, with my cell phone turned off.

FAMILY | Tami — My wife of 11 years. Brielle — 7 year old daughter. Calden — 2 ½ year old son.

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A Day in the Life

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4 3 1 6 th grade Science Boys just completed their 3-D puzzle cube engineering project. The puzzle cubes are being donated to the Ronald McDonald house in Minneapolis for use by the families staying at the facility. As part of our Notre Dame Trustey Fellowship students are challenged to use "STEM as a force for good" in their community. We know that having a sick child and/or siblings can be a very difficult time for families and our hope is to provide a little fun and distraction for these families.

2 S eniors Honors Theology class.

3 V isitation 7th graders visiting the Innovation Center to build boxes for whiteboard marker recycling.

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at Saint Thomas Academy

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7 8 4 S tudents brought in personal

6 R eview practice in preparation

artifacts and shared them with the other students in order for students to learn about each other's history.

for Grandparents Day.

7 S tudents in the Innovation

Center working on 3D design.

5 Students in a drawing class, sketching

8 M r. Monosmith working

their classmate

with his First LEGO League students.

9 M r. Meisch’s 8th grade Science Class.

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2018-2019 Financial Highlights Operating Summary (unaudited) July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019

INCOME

n S tudent Tuition, Net — 73% n A nnual Giving Income — 9% n A uxiliary Programs — 8% ther — 3% nO n E ndowment Earnings

Student Tuition, Net Annual Giving Income Auxiliary Programs Other Endowment Earnings Transfer

$10,361,212 1,305,168 1,085,176 370,753 1,050,000

TOTAL INCOME

$14,172,310

n G eneral Instruction — 47% n S tudent Activities and Athletics — 8% n G eneral and Administrative — 24% n P lant and Maintenance — 13% n A uxiliary Programs — 2% ther Expenses — 3% nO n D ebt Reductions and Interest — 3%

EXPENSES

Transfer — 7%

General Instruction Student Activities and Athletics General and Administrative Plant and Maintenance Auxiliary Programs Other Expenses Debt Reduction and Interest

$6,684,228 1,047,919 3,453,110 1,792,789 316,960 396,837 480,467

TOTAL EXPENSES

$14,172,310

2018-19 SAINT THOMAS ACADEMY BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHIEF OFFICER The Most Reverend Bernard Hebda CHAIRMAN Mr. Daniel Kubes ’87 PAST CHAIRMEN Mr. Kelly Rowe ’79 VICE PRESIDENT The Most Reverend Andrew Cozzens SECRETARY Rear Admiral John Crowley ’71

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TRUSTEES Dr. Bernard Carpenter (Faculty Representative) Mr. Michael Ciresi ’64 Mrs. Sharon D'Agostino Mr. Patrick Eilers ’85 Dr. Mary Garry Dr. Mary Henderson Mr. Gregory Hosch ’89 Mrs. Kim Hunnewell Mr. Richard Johnson ’85 Mr. James Kolar ’80 Mr. Thomas Lee ’85

Mr. Timothy Murnane ’77 Dr. John Newcome ’79 Mr. Daniel Queenan ’89 Mr. John Schreier ’82 Mr. Thomas Votel ’75 Father Nate Wills, C.S.C. ’95 HONORARY LIFETIME MEMBER: Mr. Michael Wright ’56

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Annual Report 2018-2019

Honoring Our Donors The 2018-19 Annual Report honors and recognizes hundreds of individuals and organizations who provided financial support to Saint Thomas Academy for the previous fiscal year (July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019). We are grateful to each and every one of you for your expression of support and confidence in the Academy and its tradition of educational excellence.

While compiling these lists, we made every effort to avoid errors.

If your name was listed incorrectly or inadvertently omitted, please call the Advancement Office at 651-683-1594.

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2018-19 Annual Report

Your Investment, Our Students, Amazing Results

BY DAVID HOTTINGER ’85 DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

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hank you for supporting Saint Thomas Academy. Our annual report highlights the commitment to Saint Thomas Academy that so many members of our community share.

Our donors directly impact our school and students in so many important ways and we are, as always, humbled and grateful for your thoughtful gifts. Your investment is evident daily at Saint Thomas Academy — from the number of students who gain access to an education at this institution, to the cutting-edge educational spaces, and the outstanding athletic and cocurricular programs — your generosity is witnessed and utilized every single day. Our donors transform young lives and build our vision of excellence in all that is Saint Thomas Academy.

David Hottinger ’85

I am pleased to report some extraordinary outcomes that deserve recognition and should be highlighted. They are the result of your answer and support of our call to action.

Thanks to your generosity, some of our select athletic facilities have received muchneeded face lifts. Within Gerry Brown Stadium the turf was replaced, and the track was resurfaced. Yes, the track is Cadet Blue! (See page 12)

Increase in overall giving dollars to Saint Thomas Academy of 3.76%

Increase in total donors to Saint Thomas Academy of 19.84%

Increase in young alumni donors (Class of 20032017) of 50% and total dollars by this group of 11%

Our Varsity Baseball Stadium, home of our State Champions, has field turf being installed as well as enhancements to our backstop, entrance, dugout, bullpens, batting cages and lighting options.

Athletics is not the only place your generosity has been felt, though. Our focus and efforts toward growth of our endowment and scholarship resources was also positively impacted. The strong support of existing endowed funds and the establishment of new ones meant that we were able to provide tuition assistance to 50% of our students and give out more than $3.1 million in financial aid. These numbers are proof that collectively we can achieve aspirational goals that benefit our great school and the cadets who call it home.

Thank you for investing in Saint Thomas Academy, our mission, our four pillars and our core values. Most importantly, thank you for investing in our students, helping to develop them into men of character. They are the leaders of tomorrow.

“Our donors transform young lives and build our vision of excellence in all that is Saint Thomas Academy.”

See you soon and go cadets!

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2018-19 Annual Report

Alumni Honor Roll of Donors This list is sorted by class, then alphabetized and includes all gifts to Saint Thomas Academy, including the Aquinas Annual Fund, the capital campaign, corporate matching gifts, gifts to special projects, memorials and gifts in honor, gifts-in-kind, sponsorships, Auction purchases and advertising.

CLASS OF 1940 Lloyd Flynn

CLASS OF 1941 James Garberg Joseph Rheinberger †

CLASS OF 1943 Raymond † and Mary Scallen Richard and Bridget Shiely

CLASS OF 1945 Mark and Barbara Berens Edmund and Jean † Krowka Donald and Jurate Moritz

CLASS OF 1946 Gerald and Maureen Conroy Edward and Marie Conway William and Peg Dornbach William and Clare Eldredge Roger and Marianne Foussard

CLASS OF 1947 John LaFond Larry McGough John and Kathleen Peifer Robert and Doris Ruvelson

CLASS OF 1948 Charles Denny, Jr. † Ralph Hermes † Msgr. Richard J. Mahowald, STD Jerome and Arline Malerich Tom Spaniol John and Dorothy Towey

CLASS OF 1949 James and Janet Dunn William † and Jean Fallon George and Sharon Glotzbach Bud and Carol Hayden Russell † and Julia Jensen Joseph O’Neill, Jr.

CLASS OF 1950 Bob Dahl Thomas and Ann Hosted James and Rosemary Mackey † Deceased cadets.com

Robert and Jean Schiefelbein Rev. Robert J. Sipe David and Beverly Waters Thomas Wright †

CLASS OF 1951 James Aukofer Thomas and Genine Beigle William and Donna Burrs Peter and Gloria Castner James and Barbara Corcoran Steve Dolan Thomas and Janan Gainor Frank and Joan Klein Peter and Patricia Koch Martin McGuire Michael J. and Catherine Mullin G. Richard and Peggy Palen James and Phyllis Poelking J. Peter and Mary Ritten Walter and Mary Jo Roberts Michael and Charlene Sheahan Ronald and Mary Smith William and Jeannette Strub Roger † and Margaret Swenson William and Phyllis Welch James Wilson

CLASS OF 1952 Robert and Jean Albrecht Joseph Bilski Terrance and Mary Carroll Col (Ret) Joseph Cleary and Janine Cleary Phil Dugan Michael Fitzgerald † and Marisa de la Vega Daniel and Carol Forby Robert † and Eleanor Langran Raymond and Joan Marsollek James and Franchelle Mullin Thomas Mulrooney John and Mary Stewart

CLASS OF 1953 Tom Bennett Paul and Lynne Billings Gerald and Sandra Bilski Joseph R. and Alberta Carroll Clement and Molly Commers Edward and Eileen Gordon

Thomas Kenefick John and Helen Kilty John and Janet Knip Richard and Ardelle McKenna James and Mary Minogue Dennis and Carol Monahan Mike O’Connor Oliver and Lana Ossanna Don Pates William Stenger Gerald Thomas Greg and Lelia Wilson

CLASS OF 1954 Raymond and Marlene Allard John and Mary Chapman John Dewes and Kathleen Herschel David and Mary Ekstrand John and Patricia Gaertner Edward and Paulette Hanton Leo and Alicia Kelly William and Kathy Kozlak Stanley and Carol Manske Daniel and Janet McDermott Peter and Susan Morgan Robert Nath James and Carol Soderberg George and Katharine Stewart Theodore and Ruth Treat

CLASS OF 1955 Brian and Mary Lou Campion Richard and Marcia Carthaus John Egan Robert and Marilee Elliott Terry Flynn Rev. Thomas P. Hunstiger Max William and Helen Jacobs Thomas and Mary Gerry Lee John Lenzi † Dennis and Kaye Leo Thomas and Alice Maher James Steigauf James and Judy Thomas Terrence and Isabel Troy

CLASS OF 1956 William † and Ruth Brombach Roger Burg Thomas and Mary Lou Engel

Patrick and Joan † Farley Larry and Marilyn Kelly Thomas Lynch, PhD John and Margaret Murray Terence and Mary Kay O’Loughlin Rev. David G. Russell Col Richard and LauraMary Ryan Wayne and Dorothy Thalhuber William Thibault Harry Walsh Thomas and Mary Anne Warren Frederick and Susan Webber

CLASS OF 1957 William and Susan Davern Terrence and Maureen Desmond Thomas and Patsy Emmer Roger and Elizabeth Freeberg Richard and Kathy Hanousek Jack and Lana Hurley Andre and Mary Kenyon Thomas and Judy Koppy James and Judy Madigan Rev. Timothy F. Nolan Patrick and Colette O’Neill John and Cheryl O’Shaughnessy Lawrence and Mary Ellen Praml Robert and Mary Quirk Eugene and Patricia Radecki Joseph and Patricia Reymann Wayne Zetzman

CLASS OF 1958 Gerald Brown and Ingrid Peterson Carl Conney George and Louise Coupe Gary and Anne Delaney Daniel and Kathy Eldredge David and Lael Fruen Michael Gerster Col (Ret) Jerome and Diane Janicke James Johnson and Kita McVay John and Joyce Kirscher Anthony and Alma Knopp Brian and Judith Leo Thomas and Suzanne McCarter Thomas and Cyndee McMahon Father T. Michael McNulty Donald and Susan O’Brien Continued SABER Fall / Annual Report 2019 | 29

2018-19 Annual Report Alumni Donors continued Cap Pearson Joel and Bonnie Phillippi Christopher and Beverly Robert James Ronay Frank and Janelle Schlick James and Faye Schrader Joseph and Nancy Schwarz Thomas and Mary Steele John and Patricia Tracy Dennis and Lynn Vaillant Robert and Rita Winkler

CLASS OF 1959 LTC (Ret) Eric and Mrs. Linda Aberg John and Margaret Baker John and Patricia Commers Dennis and Bonnie Finn Ronald and Martha Gagnon Dennis O’Neil Jones James and Jan Kunz Robert and Sandra Miller John and Kathy Jo Morgan James and Janet Murray Terrence and Barbara Nagle Michael O’Connell and Susan Hayes Stuart and Margery Pihlstrom Raymond and Joyce Schwartz Benjamin Storey John and Mary Lee Sturner John and Michele Tauer Lawrence and Patti Timmons Lyle † and Judy Weiss

CLASS OF 1960 Richard Allen and Nancy Shelton-Allen Rev. Michael M. Arms Joel and Gail Bachul Thomas Brix Christopher Claude Patrick and Mary Copps Patrick and Kitty Delaney Thomas and Linda Dieveney Don and Cathy Donahue Michael and Peggy Donovan Thomas and Hannah Dzik R. Michael and Gretchen Holt Joseph and Linda Jesmer Leigh and Judy Johnson Joseph Lauer Bert † and Carolyn McKasy Roger Meyer S. James Nelson, Jr. John and Mary O’Rourke John and Roswitha Ossanna John and Tona Rozum

Richard and Mary Schweizer Robert Theis Robert and John van Keuren Terrence and Susan Wolkerstorfer

CLASS OF 1961 Winston and Barbara Adams John and Gladys Anderson Dennis and Christine Brady James and Mary Brick John and Linda Campbell Patrick and Jeanne Coonan Richard and Trudy Cragg John and Nancy Downey Francis and Julianne Hermann Edward and Mary LeClair William and Claudette Lucas Joseph and Virginia Martin Patrick and Vicki McCauley Richard Miller Terrence Murphy James and Sandy Rutzick Raymond and Diane Spack Courtney and Pamela Storey Edward and Kate Thompson Michael and Barbara Woolsey

CLASS OF 1962 Bill Bednarczyk James and Suzanne Burton Terence and Marilyn Davern Joseph and Dorothy Dupont Michael and Mary Ives Frank Kiesner Robert and Judith Kleinman David and Terese McCall Joseph and Georgia Nardi Paul and Robin Neuman John and Kitty O’Keefe Mark O’Malley Blake and Jeannine Renslow Michael Salscheider and Jacqueline Hick Joseph and Marcia Wolkerstorfer

CLASS OF 1963 John and Susan Berken Richard and Lynn Bisanz Michael and Nancy Byrne George and Linda Carroll William and Barbara Gabler John and Rebecca Grant Robert Green Thomas and Catherine Healy Michael and Lenore Jensen Roger and Christine Jolicoeur Terrence and Peg Kelly Eric and Stephanie Lloyd

Peter Matlon and Joyce Cacho Gary and Nancy Melony John and DeNae O’Connell Lawrence and Susan Poppler Charles and Susan Ready

CLASS OF 1964 Donald Bachmeier Michael and Heidi Barcelow Paul and Georgia Barrow Peter and Sally Beagan Robert and Anna Bordenave David Carroll Michael and Ann Ciresi Michael and Linda Daly Michael and Merry DeCourcy Father Douglas A. Ebert John Erickson Mark Gearin Mark and Lucy † Gehan Thomas and Paula Greelis Timothy and Kathy Hilger Gregory and Nancy Hoffmann Thomas and Patty Linstroth William and Joyce Marshall Michael and Kathleen Martin George Murphy Michael Musty, MD Jack and Stephanie Ptacek Timothy and Mary Scanlan Gary and Kathie Sirek Joseph Tracy Kenneth and Barbara Weldon

CLASS OF 1965 Michael Cronk George Frey Ernest and Priscilla Grace William Heine Terrence Hermes Herbert and Susan Lethert Charles Peluso, Jr. Michael and Janet Robertson

CLASS OF 1966 John Blum Stephen Bucher Michael Campbell Joseph and Eileen Capecchi Francis and Kathryn Dieveney Brian Fitzpatrick LTC Francis and Carol Hester Michael and Deborah Johnson Ronald and Diane Kretsch Michael and Peggy McKasy Timothy McLaughlin Michael and Jill Mottl

Henry and Anne Pabst Patrick and Barbara Tracy Gary and Kessa Wells

CLASS OF 1967 William and Sandy Baumgaertner John and Virginia Bisanz Timothy and Marsha Galligan Thomas and Collette Garrity William Huss and Mieko Umino Pat and Jonelle Johnson Patrick and Mary Kelly Robert McDonald Charles and Mary Michel Charlie Mishek Thomas Mullaney Michael Peluso William and Terry Stein Gregory and Mary Beth Vashro

CLASS OF 1968 Joseph and Mary Altstatt Gary and Barbara Armstrong James and Peggy Baumgaertner Thomas Beckley Charles and Elizabeth Brown Frank and JoAnn Conney Mark and Kathy Conrad John and Deb Doyle Timothy and Susan Flynn William and Susan Glendenning Stephen and Edith Golden Edward and Luann Hames Michael and Jean Hoffmann Albert Kelly and Marjorie Stevens Kelly James and Nancy Kelly Vincent and Anita Lauer John and Laurie McGroarty Robert and Barb McLean John and Emily McLean Michael and Paula Merth Michael Mullarky Walter and Alicia Niemiec Timothy and Susan O’Connell Neil and Brenda O’Leary Gary and Martha Olson John and Barbara Parranto Kevin Pates Joseph and Kim Scanlan Paul and Karis Schwankl LtCol (Ret) Stephen and Eiko Seidl Brian and Kathleen Short Stanley and Kathleen Sitzmann Thomas Stack

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2018-19 Annual Report Alumni Donors continued CLASS OF 1969 David and Yasmine Aamodt Robert and Kathryn Doyle Mark and Joan Frey John and Kathleen Gangl Donald and Elaine Huber Thomas and Monica Krebsbach Peter and Rhonda McCall Richard and Mary Michel Mark and Joan Mishek Joseph and Deborah O’Shaughnessy John and Joan Peters Thomas and Ann Reid William and Kristi Sullivan

CLASS OF 1970 Richard and Joyce Bartusch Jeffrey and Mary Beissel Christopher and Rebecca Cox Donald and Debra Ditter Timothy and Debra Figge Thomas and Kimberly Johnson Phillip and Janel Krezowski Peter Lund and Deborah Klein James Mulally James and Mimi O’Connell David Ridley and Elvia Moreta Michael Rooney David and Debbie Seep Christopher and Susan Sitzmann

CLASS OF 1971 Thomas and Linda Annesley William and Sarah Armstrong Michael and Jeanne Bisanz Thomas and Susan Bisanz James Burns Kevin and Bonita Byrne RADM John E. Crowley, Jr., USCG, Ret and Ellen Crowley Richard and Mary Beth Ebert John and Angela Fitzgerald James and Virginia Giefer Gregory and Cynthia Hames Michael and Laurie Hankee Michael and Anne Johnson Charles and Carole Kelly Luke and Stacey Komarek Michael and Laurie Kozlak John Mosiniak Kevin Murphy and Colleen FitzPatrick Mark and Polly Norman Mark and Karen Rauenhorst Padraic and Barbara Rowe Kevin and Sarah Short † Deceased cadets.com

Corky and Kim † Silver Michael and Ann Stodolka Timothy and Beth Sullivan James and Susan Welna Paul and Betsy † Wild Thomas Wilhelmy

CLASS OF 1972 Philip and Kristine Boyle Everett Carlton David Cowley and Cindy Jackson John and Nancy Culligan William Foussard Robert and Michele Kleason William and Pat Kleinman Chad and Mary Lemmons Thomas and Christine Maun Gregory Novak Cesar Alejandro Ramirez Gregory and Patricia Roedler Rory and Carol Rowe Edwin and Jenni Ryan Steven and Mary Schnell Philip and Deb Soucheray James and Sandy Warner

CLASS OF 1973 Patrick and Ellen Boyle MAJ Gerard and Anne Broker Terrance and Ann Bussen Paul Bussmann Thomas and Juliana Clements David Crumley Peter and Kim Donovan Daniel and Jennine Dooley William Dubbs Peter Gillen James and Nancy Joyce Nicholas and Kathy Klein Thomas and Anne Kozlak CDR Daniel and Sandra Lambert Christopher Lee and Kathleen Stockhaus-Lee John and Georgia Maguire Patrick Mahoney Kenneth and Lynne Malloy Thomas and Michele Marrinan Michael and Mary McGroarty James and Barbara Murlowski Matthew and Stephanie Norman Gregory and Peg Palen Timothy and Lucy Plunkett Timothy and Melissa Ridley John and Bridget Rooney Joseph Van Kirk

CLASS OF 1974 Paul and Patty Anderson Timothy and Mary Carroll Andrew and Kristen Cragg Thomas and Denise Farley Terence Friedrichs Gregory and Margaret Gust Thomas Heimel William and Virginia Hickey Michael J Keane and Maria Keane Thomas and Mary Kelly Thomas and Jane Maguire Mark and Kay Mazzitello Dennis and Kathryn McGuire Tom Nardini Joseph and Felicia O’Neill Donald and Mallory Riegger Christopher and Catherine Schneeman Orest and Judy Tataryn Kevin and Kerri Theisen William and Debra Wardwell Jeffrey and Linda Warner Richard and Debra Wicka

CLASS OF 1975 Michael and Becky Boyle Daniel and Chinfei Finley John and Cheryl Funk Mark and Beth Hamel James and Marianne Hayes Michael and Cara Jennings

Michael and Kathleen Joyce Michael and Deb Kueppers William and June Pence Paul and Susan Plunkett Mark and Kathleen Reiling John and Lynn Sabre Kenneth and Mary Schaefer David and Karen Schlaefer Thomas and Barbara Votel John and Cecilia Welsh Kevin Ziemer and Marleen Ziemer

CLASS OF 1976 Stephen and Linda Abbott Thomas Berg James and Laura Boland John and Colleen Doyle Carl and Heidi Horsch Cole and Teri Kelly Michael and Lauri Lee Timothy O’Connell John and Nancy Orme Michael Plunkett, MD Col Dennis and Claudia Wier Stephen and Catherine Wilson

CLASS OF 1977 Lawrence Anderson Stephen and Susan Dahl Brian Fenelon Mark and Anne Fourre James and Lisa Hermes Continued SABER Fall / Annual Report 2019 | 31

2018-19 Annual Report Alumni Donors continued Timothy and Margaret Hernandez Christopher and Karina Hipp Michael and Cynthia Krebsbach Michael McBride William and Susan Miley Mark and Linda Mischke Timothy and Kathleen Murnane Thomas Nelson Joseph Nunez and Catherine Bendel Michael and Mary Sabre Chris and Melanie Schmidt Jerome Slawik and Monika Strom

CLASS OF 1978 Robert and Linda Barrett Mark and Amy Boland Thomas and Susan DePauw Timothy and Gay Dubbs Tom and Carol Fourre Thomas and Donna Gallivan Steven and Nancy Hanousek Lawrence and Cynthia Holtz David and Mary Johnson Christopher and Tamara Juettner Thomas Klas Joel and Jane Kozlak Peter and Kym Kronschnabel Thomas and Jeanette Leighton Timothy and Donna Milner James and Wendy Mullaney Brian and Joanne Mullen John Murray Louis and Carolyn Ritten Timothy and Catherine Scallen Martin and Janet Schneider Stephen and Amy Senger David and Sarah Sullivan

CLASS OF 1979 Rick and Sharon Battis Anthony Berg William and Elizabeth Brombach Edward Driscoll and Michelle Villaume-Driscoll Gregory Farley Sean and Mary Galvin Mark Glodek John Heine Kevin and Jane Mahoney Thomas McLaughlin Thomas Moudry Michael and Julie Myser John and Margaret Newcome David and Erin Norris Jay and Jodi Palda Patrick and Kelly Pothen Jeff and Mary Rathmanner

Kelly and Jean Rowe Danny Seaberg George and Sue Turner Thomas and Joan Wollan

CLASS OF 1980 Richard and Beth Anderson Michael and Denise Finley Tod and Madeline Fyten Brian and Mary Beth Hallman Patrick and Barb Hallman John and Katherine Haugh Dale Jones James and Michele Kolar James and Joanne Lund Todd and Tiffany Madden David McMahon Thomas and Catherine Mich John Nichols John and Molly O’Neill Joseph and Jeanne Polaczyk Joseph and Michelle Rascher Timothy and Wendy Salem Thomas and Sandra Schreier Terence and Ann Teynor

CLASS OF 1981 Paul and Jennifer Berg Patrick and Rebecca Black Paul and Melissa Boland Stephen and Mary Kate Engel Timothy and Jennifer Farley Kenneth Goulet and Rose Koltes Christopher and Catherine Hughes Sean Kennedy and Suzanne Sheridan Michael and Catherine Lee Kevin and Kate McMahon Gregory and Carla Monahan Michael and Beth O’Neill Michael Pappenfus Stephen and Barbara Plunkett Andrew and Susan Ritten Mark Schmidt Robert and Tammy Thomas James and Joan Welters Christopher Worms Michael and Teri Youngdahl

CLASS OF 1982 Joseph and Nancy Berg Blake and Katie Brandt John and Leslie Cadle Paul and Mary Donovan Michael and Bobbie Dorle Michael and Mary Pat Ferraro Robert Goossens

Timothy Guldan Steven and Elisabeth Joyce Thomas and Mabel Jurewicz Bill Lynch Jeffrey and Erica Marzolf Timothy McQuillan Matthew and Sara Michel Paul and Laurie Nitti John and Ellen Schreier Bill and Lauralee Schwebel Mark and Kimberly Sheahan David and Sue Steveken David Walczak Erick and Beth Westerback Mike Wright †

CLASS OF 1983 John and Cheryl Boemer Gerry and Lisa Cadle John and Cathy Canto Luke and Carolyn Friendshuh Stephen and Laura Haugh Richard and Julie Herrick David Jansen Joe and Michele Jansen William and Kristin Johnson Matthew and Joni Karl James and Abigail Katzmarek Frederick Lambrecht David and Yvette Mullen Daniel Mulrooney Richard and Michele Nozel Steven and Toni Marie O’Daniel Philip and Rachel Reim David and Elizabeth Wiser

CLASS OF 1984 Chris and Bethany Ames Philip and Linda Arzt David Berquist Scott and Eileen Burton Thomas and Marnie Bute David and Mary Ciresi Paul and Colleen Corrigan Christopher and Nancy Dorle David Eilers Jack and Molly Emmer Martin and Margaret Fallon Michael and Julie Farley Patrick and Melissa Finn Nicholas and Jill Flood Richard and Marci Franzen Randall and Amy Gaworski Kevin and Angela Gilligan Anthony and Cathy Grundhauser Todd and Mary Guerrero Edward Haik Steven and Karen Hegedus Michael and Sue Huberty David Johnson Mark and Melanie Johnstone Christopher and Christina Joyce Patrick and Nancy Juarez Stephen Koch John and Susan Kolb Gerald and Elisabeth Krimbill Christopher Kummer John and Dianne Lachenmayer Paul and Gloria Lamanna William and Robyn Lethert † Deceased

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CLASS OF 1986

Continued

Top 10 Donor Classes

Daniel and Stephanie Beaudette Classes (total amount of dollars given) Paul and Kristen Commers Gerald and Elizabeth Cunniff 120 Brett and Christine Duffy Steven and Susan Finn Michael Kennedy David and Ann Langer Christopher and Julia Lindner Mark McKasy 90 Patrick Miller Robert and Linda Moeller Matthew and Susan Mulcahy Mario and Heather Nardi Casey and Paula O’Keefe Eric and Karla Rapp 60 Louis Schaefer David and Angela Sunberg Michael and Kathy Tambornino Gregory and Lisa Walsh Robert and Carolyn Wollan

0

$91,577

$97,595

$110,291

$110,659

$141,635

$165,979

Brian and Cathryn Bohaty Frank and Jennifer Brixius Mark Connor Brian and Jill Dobie Joshua and Beth Doroff Timothy and Kristin Dyrhaug

30

$169,785

CLASS OF 1987

$246,059

$355,470

CLASS OF 1985 Bill and Paula Anderson William and Pamela Anderson Eric and Joan Bakken Arthur and Sharon Baumeister Anthony and Mary Bonfe Christian Brackey David and Catherine Culligan Paul and Anne Culligan Scott and Luanne Davies CAPT David J. Dietz William and Holly Dornbach Patrick and Jana Eilers Michael and Colleen Flaherty John and Jennell Francis Stephen and Ann Gaertner James and Elizabeth Georgantones James and Jennifer Gilbertson Erik Goettl Thomas and Lisa Gray Robert Hafiz, Jr. Jonathan and Shawn Hart

Sean Casserly Robert and Tiara Commers Steven and Angela Commers John Culbertson Greg and Courtney Culligan Mark and Shannon Dahl Timothy Emmer Timothy and Deborah Fallon Scott and Chelsea Favreau Timothy and Ann Flynn Gregory Friedmann Daniel Furlong and Ann Pollard Anthony and Beth Gaertner Steven and Kathleen Geis Christopher and Deborah Gleize Kenneth and Amy Heimbach Steven and Susan Jacklitch Brendan and Jane Kelly John and Maaja Kern David and Roxanne Klepperich Timothy and Jodi Krey Robert Lannan and Maura Anne Kelly Christopher and Sue Michel

David Hottinger and Jason and Stacey Fabio Mary Kaul-Hottinger Brian and Kara Farley Richard Johnson and Richard and Shannon Hanousek Mary Kalish-Johnson James and Anne Kane John Kenney Michael and Amy Kolar Michael and Amy Kneeland William Kozlak Brian and Shelley Kueppers Daniel and Kelly Kubes Thomas and Bridget Lee Kevin and Sue Lovegreen James and Cindy Lennon Jarrod and Kathleen Lynch Vernon and Jennifer Lovegreen Christopher and Michelle Nichols James and Erica MacDonald Michael and Heidi Norman Robert McCarter Philip Ritten David Meisinger James and Anne Seidel Peter and Kathryn Mork Thomas and Carol Thuente Mark Pilate William and Kelley Warner Nicholas Piszczek Robert and Colette Warner John Quigley Andrew and Katherine Wilhoit Martin and Jo Rathmanner Norbert and Deborah Winter David and Kerry Reiling Anthony and Sarah Zirnhelt William Reilly CLASS OF 1988 Eric and Deborah Schwartz Brian and Jill Smith William and Karin Armstrong William and Krista Szlaius James and Trassel Brady Steven and Sandy Thalhuber Michael Casserly and William and Jessica Valentine Sonya Jaworski Douglas and Meredith Vanasek 150 David and Gina Wolfe

$1,351,105

Brian and Krisite Lindell Christopher and Deborah Madvig Steven and Karn Malevich Jeffrey and Jill Marthaler Mike and Susan Maxwell David and Anna Marie McNeely John Moore Patrick and Maureen O’Brien Richard and Mary Jo O’Dea Rex and Tina Olchefske Kevin O’Neill and Catherine Villaume O’Neill Eric Palmer Marc Pasquariello-Williams Edward and Leila Pidcock Jeffery and Lisanne Racine John and Donna Ramstead Jerry and Kelly Reymann David and Christine Schwebel Patrick and Karen Shrake Thomas and Theresa Smith John and Lisa Steveken William and Katie Stewart Jeffrey and Nicole Sunberg Mark and Sue Tambornino Christopher and Kimberly Thomey David and Michelle Thompson John and Nora Thuente Thomas and Valerie Tracy Gordon and Joanne Trousdale William Walsh Thomas and Carol Winkel

CLASS OF CLASS OF CLASS OF CLASS OF CLASS OF CLASS OF CLASS OF CLASS OF CLASS OF CLASS OF

1985 1970 1989 1951

1977 1975 1980 1958 1967 1982

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2018-19 Annual Report Alumni Donors continued LCDR David and Cassandra Norton Christopher and Kirstie Nygaard Louis and Alisa Paster Matthew and Jennifer Plunkett Andy and Francie Reding Todd and Renee Roach Martin and Jennifer Schreier Chris and Jane Simmons Brian and Shannon Smith John Torinus Trinidad Uribe Chris and Kelly Wilhoit

CLASS OF 1989 Matthew and Stacy Brzica Nicholas and Heather Donohue Ted and Laura Farrell Charles Gardner Jason and Gina Gray Gregory Hosch Kevin and Kristen Kelly Thomas Klein Joe and Jeanne Nardi John and Charlene Ptacek Daniel and Katherine Queenan William and Renee Rascher Erick and Elizabeth Reim Jonathan and Jill Riley Christian and Lysa Sirek Tony and Julie Steel

CLASS OF 1990

CLASS OF 1992

Clayton and Michelle Benish Michael and Shelagh Bushlack Brian and Stacey Convery Pascal and Jennifer Dalseth Matthew Dudley John and Emily Gainor Christopher and Jennifer George Peter and Anna Kern Josh and Susan Killian Matthew and Meghan Mohs Ryan and Jennifer Murray Charles and Amy Weier Paul and Tonya Wilhoit

James Hamel and Nicole Grundman Arthur and Stephanie Hays Matthew and Molly Hewitt Robert and Kendall Jesmer Matthew and Mary Kaczmarek John and Lindsay Pihaly Jacob and Nicholette Schlaeger Paul Spreitzer Michael and Katy Tanghe Scott and Christy Ulbrich

CLASS OF 1991 Peter and Vanessa Bonfe Max and Sally Brummel Matthew and Anny Collins Daniel and Anne Eldredge Matthew Erb Patrick and Julie Fitzgerald Michael Hottinger and Karen Wallace Jason and Michelle Star Matt and Laurie Walsh Joseph and Julie Zirnhelt

CLASS OF 1993 Thomas and Dana Groh Thomas and Erin Gustafson Timothy and Laura Gustafson Roman and Sarah Hernandez Sean and Leslie Lannan Richard and Sara Michel Anthony Mullen and Jocelyn Bozivich Patrick and Molly O’Keefe

CLASS OF 1994 Chad and Kristen Abbott Charles and Kelly Bonfe Paul and Pamela Costa Joseph Fitzgerald John and Kadi Groppoli Scott and Elizabeth Hewitt Nicholas and Abbie Johnson Andrew and Maria Lund Ryan and Elizabeth Malone Patrick and Cecilia Petschel Nicholas and Anita Wills Keith and Cassandra Wright

CLASS OF 1995 Geoffrey and Bridget DeMartino Patrick and Anne Donohue Michael and Diane Hankee Bob and Rachele Lehr Thomas and Christie Malchow Christopher and Brooke Stadtherr Rev. Nathan D. Wills, CSC

CLASS OF 1996 Conor Barrett Rory and Nicole Duggan Judd and Molly Fenlon Chad and Angel Gamradt William and Karen Hartzel Thomas Ignatowicz Stephen and Breanna Kubes David Langevin Neil and Kison Miller

Stephen and Angela Norton Patrick and Kathryn O’Shaughnessy Ryan and Dawn Smith Eric and Melissa Sonnenberg

CLASS OF 1997 Bradford and Sara Bruggemann Sean and April Hoerdt Thaddeus and Annette LerewZimanski Todd and Bridget Spicer Stephen and Demet Tanghe Mark Woell and Naomi Loges

CLASS OF 1998 Ryan Baird Andre and Shannon Belland Christopher and Nicole Bly Robert Butterbrodt Maj Sean Fellows and Kathleen Fellows Robert and Katie Fenlon Michael and Karen Flanagan Patrick and Suzanne Gilbert Ryan and Tituba Hertel Gabriel and Elisabeth Johnson Damon and Elizabeth Laliberte Martin Ludden James and Katie Miley James Moeller Kyle Moen Edmund and Rebecca Nightingale Benjamin and Brittany Pearson Brian and Anne Ragatz Michael and Emily Reif Adam and Brittany Stryker Frank and Lourdes Villaume Christopher White Benjamin and April Young John and Sarah Young

CLASS OF 1999 Peter Berens Nicholas and Tara Closmore Jonathan Dolphin Bobby and Alison Ebert Kyle and Stephanie Kellner Lane Larson James and Sarah MapelLentz Calvin-Allen Mickel Miller James and Natalie Mulrooney Michael Purdy and Jennifer Purdy Ryan and Molly Rutzick Thomas and Katie Sullivan

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CLASS OF 2006

John and Betsy Bisanz Joshua and Rebecca Hanen Charles and Kate Huberty Justin and Betsy Joyce LT Shawn R. Murphy Timothy O’Shaughnessy and Laura Graham Kevin and Mary Ryan Capt Raymond J. Welsh III

Benjamin Bible Paul Conney Thomas Everett Thomas Hickey Nicholas Johnson Edward Paterson Patrick Persons Johnathan Schlaefer Nathaniel Tackaberry Thomas Werner

CLASS OF 2001 Christopher Abbott Jeffrey and Leslie Bazal Matthew and Megan Eakins Michael and Maripat Giefer Joseph Hoovestol Matthew and Molly Michel Patrick and Danielle Schneeman Brian Smith Casey Tuck Michael Ward

CLASS OF 2002 Eric Bruggemann and Kerry Cooley Bruggemann John and Nicole Carey James Davern Andrew Jorgensen Andrew Lee Nicholas and Mary McCarthy Kerry and Avery O’Neill Daniel Schneeman Maj Philip Swintek and Anna Swintek

CLASS OF 2004 Michael and Kate Bisanz Joseph Blanchard Peter Edwards Max Filter Karl Johnson Daniel Michel Michael Patterson 1 LT Nicholas Thome and Robyn Thome Abraham Woldeslassie

CLASS OF 2005 Kyle Barker John Buethe Nicholas DePrey Bryan Finn Christian Pilhofer Eric Reitan Nicholas VanDam

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CLASS OF 2007 Evans and Carolyn Connelly, CFA Paul Milner Kevin Mulligan William Nye Stephen Reese

CLASS OF 2008 Kevin Frederick Nicholas Gustafson Maximilian Hamilton Kyle Hansen Matthew Hoyland Anthony Mergens Justin and Mirella Miller Matthew Milner Erick Peterson Aaron Scherer Alexander Schneider CPT Nathan M. Schwartzbauer Fritz Waldvogel Matthew Wicker

Luke Hvidhyld Alex Jurich Cotter Kelly John Kurth Leo Leighton Conor McFadden Patrick Meisch Conor Moakley Colin Pampuch William Patt John Reagan William Rock Kyle Rohde Michael Ryan William Schaefer Carter Schlank Alec Thie Thomas Walsh Mark Wicker David Zimmermann

CLASS OF 2010 Elliot Badar Luke Cashman Patrick Connelly Mr. Michael T. DePauw Daniel Freund John Garry Ruben Hidalgo Gonzalez

CLASS OF 2012 Nicholas Bonfe Patrick Clancy Andrew Commers Patrick Deasey Peter Farley John Gould

CLASS OF 2011 Justin Adducci Lewis Casper Alex Curran Noveen Delaram Patrick Dubbs Dillon Farley

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Top Number of Donors Per Class Class of

1984

64

CLASS OF 2009 Matthew Baer John Bellomo Joseph Brooks Paul Carlson Thomas Caturia Thomas Cerrito Cory Conway Andrew Dorle Brennan Earley Drew Korte Elliott Mitchem Michael Ratelle Jacob Szymanski

John Gerhan Luke Halloran Anthony Hayes Michael Hermann Matthew Johnson Jordan Kruger Brian Madison Lucas and Samantha Marks Daniel Martine Ryan McManus Alexander Meysman David Miller William Paterson Adam Peterson Benjamin Rascher Joseph Reamer Charles Steveken Charles Thomey

Class of

2013

Class of

49

1985

46

Class of

1971

28 Class of

Class of

2015

Class of

2010

27

38

Class of

34 1968 33

26

1960

Class of

Class of

1973

27 27 1958

Class of

1988

1964

Class of

Class of

1987

25 25

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2018-19 Annual Report Alumni Donors continued Kevin Gust Sean Hickey Simon Lemaire Corey LeMay Luke Mallinger Kenneth Mannuzza William Mork Connor Mulhere Charles Mullen Richard Nunez Timothy Rascher John Russ William Sosniecki Stephen Thie Douglas Vanasek Jr.

CLASS OF 2013 Michael Adams Danny Baer Brian Bonfe Connor Bonk Robert Buckley Thomas Conley John Cossairt Thomas D’Agostino Zach Desmond Nathaniel Donovan Houston Droel Joseph Engeswick Jacob Geiser John Hanten Thomas Kahle Seamus Kelly

Benjamin Kern Kyle Kortebein Michael Kulhanek John Lamb Brian MacGregor Joseph Maher Mack Marrin Patrick McFadden Joseph McGraw Trevor McHugh Daniel McManus Kevin Moakley Mitchell Newburg Alexander Noel Sam O’Brien Harrison Patt John Patton Kevin Riehm Matthew Schatz Alexander Schleif Alec Schwartz Connor Sedlack John Stang Alexander Stevson Nicholas Waldvogel Michael Wenger Patrick Wenger Jacob Wieland Benjamin Williams Samuel Williams Thomas Woodward Kevin Zimmermann Keegan Zimprich

Top Percentage of Class Participation

1984

45%

1985

33%

2013

32%

1968

28%

1958

27%

1973

24%

1964

24%

1988

23%

1960

22%

1971

21%

2010

21%

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CLASS OF 2016

Bennett Brackey John Brady John Bruno Sean Conley Jeremy Conners Michael Conners Patrick Cramer Robert D’Agostino Logan Hauser Aaron Hove Christopher Huberty Charles Johnson Peter Mark Ian Nichols Michael Smilanich Vincent Ternes Robert Thompson Carter Vanasek Dominick Vierling Tipton Woodard

William Borwege McCarthy Brown Timothy D’Agostino Davis Delaram Boston Droel Joseph Harvey Joseph Henderson Joseph Koegel Nicholas Lunsford Matthew Newell Hunter Nielsen Brendan Quinlan Michael Rudisill Jason Smallidge Andrew Tri Thomas Weiss Noel Weyandt Joseph Wheeler Patrick Woodburn Vincent Wren

CLASS OF 2015

CLASS OF 2017

Ryan Barnes Chris Becker Kevin Clancy Ryan Conley John Dolan Connor Duffy Liam Earley Jay Engeswick Joseph Fewer Charles Hallett Michael Jacobson Christopher Kettler Connor Knapp John Lee Andrew Mayleben Matthew Michalski Brian Miller Jacob Mischke Sean Moakley Nicholas Morreale Nicholas Motzel Charles O’Leary Jake Pursley Victor Reim Joseph Riehm Aaron Schwietz Jack Sorenson Logan Stucker Joshua Tarum Ryan Thie Nicholas Walsh Branick Weix Stephen Westerback Jacob Wright

Louis Baillon Connor Boland Eric Byerly Tate Chalmers Edward Driscoll IV Thomas Fenelon Patrick Garry Jack Gephart Jacob Gerend John Houge Alexander Hoverson Joseph Hughes Marko Jurkovich Matthew Kettler Daniel Lee Jacob Marvin William Mayleben David O’Neill Edwin Perry James Reding Matthew Waterloo Nicholas Weir Jack Weix Tyler Wright

CLASS OF 2018 Alexander Farley Chase Foley Samuel Goaley Seamus Harvey Grant Heselton Coleman Johnson Anders Kilen Riley Miller John Rowe Alexander Tsobanakis

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Student Honor Roll of Donors CLASS OF 2019 Juan Almeida Jerrod Amadick William Anderson Michael Barry Broderick Benish Charles Berg Logan Berg Peter Bina Murphy Brackey George Budzius Samuel Bute Johnathan Choi Robert Christy Logan Cloutier Duke Coborn, Jr. John Copeland Peter Corniea Sean Creamer Samuel Cunniff Lance Decapia John Deignan Jay Dichter Morgan Donohue Patrick Doran Lucas Englin Derek Erickson Charles Fafinski John Feist Lorenzo Figueroa Andrew Finn Tala Fondungallah Patrick Gaertner Gavin Gagnier John George Michael Goblisch Joseph Goulet Callan Happe Donald Hau Hans Heck Gavin Hemauer Carter Henry Max Henseler Luke Herzog Maxwell Heuermann Peter Holmes Lleyton Hornig Jack Horst Jefferson Howard Vincent Hubbell Nicholas Johnson Michael Kenney Jordan Klein Alexander Kuntz Casey Larson † Deceased cadets.com

Timothy Lawder Jack Libbesmeier Julian Logan Dillon Lovegreen Mason Lowell Benjamin Mansur Jackson Marquardt Bo Marvin Jacob Mathews Henry May Elliott McDonough Brendan McFadden Maxwell McFarland Connor McGrath Joseph McMahon Daniel Miller Lucas Montpetit Parker Morse Joseph Motzel Thomas Nardi Charlie Nguyen Richard Nozel Elliot Nutting Thomas Odegard Jack Ogle Ryan O'Neill Wyatt Packer Joseph Pedrolie Klever Puma Neil Pursley Hayes Reding Kaleb Rutgers Patrick Ryan Jason Samec Lucas Sampair Joseph Sarakaitis William Schimek Philip Skeps Jack Smith James Stanley Jonathon Steveken Jack Stolpman Benjamin Stucker Tobias Sullivan Joe Sullivan Alexander Sunberg Nicolo Taylor Anthony Ternes John Thompson Thomas Thurlow Will Vansteenburg Nicholas Vega Patrick Walsh Ethan White Luke Williams

Thomas Winges Colby Wong Nicholas Wright Anthony Wright Nathan Zawoyski

CLASS OF 2020 Alexander Adams Ryan Auran John Bachul Liam Baird John Bartlett McClain Beaudette Nicholas Bettenburg Stephen Betts Sullivan Bluhm Andrew Boemer Matthew Boland Joseph Bushlack Maxwell Carver Jurgis Daugela Joseph Deyak Raleigh Droel Jose Escobar-Rodriguez Jacob Farley Judd Fenlon Sean Flynn John Folkman Noah Friesen Max Fulton Jacob Goldade John Griffin Matthew Gross

Gerald Hanggi Michael Hankee III Bennett Hansen Daniel Harvey John Herzog Zachary Holper Maxim Ilinykh Wyatt Isaak Augustine Johnson Charles Jones Thomas Juarez Trajan Kaeppe Andrew Kasella Jack Kelly Bjorn Kilen Charles Killian John King Devin Klein Riley Kobilka Kevin Krey Maxwell Kueppers Yong Jae Lee Murphy Lynch Mitchell MacDonald Jose Melendez Miles Nissly Charles Nix Joseph Nodehi Connor O'Brien Patrick O'Brien Riley O'Brien Patrick O'Keefe Thomas O'Neill

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2018-19 Annual Report Student Donors continued Hayden Ousley Nicholas Owens Blake Prall Benjamin Reppenhagen Andres Ridley Aditya Sabin Naod Samson Evan Santrizos Joshua Schurrer Gabriel Sirek Jackson Smith William Soderling William Stewart Joseph Stoddart Charles Stuart Mason Thorpe Charles Torinus Nicholas Tucci Anthony Werner Pawel Williams Cason Willman Michael Wright Caleb Zwiefel

CLASS OF 2021 Joseph Amadick Nolan Andres Wil Applebaum Nico Baca Mikey Bagley Oliver Balfour Manuel Federico Bastida-Rickmyer Nicolas Bates Oscar Berg Caleb Bonahoom Maxwell Bordelon Joseph Brennan Tanner Brouwer Alexander Bursey Samuel Casey Elijah Chaffee Alexander Chiovera Hwaejin Chung Ryan Creamer Joseph Dahl Thomas Deverell Jacob Draxler Michael Driscoll Lucas Dvorak Noah Easterson Daniel Eldredge Michael Fafinski Theodore Farrell Joseph Farrington Yenika Fondungallah John Gaylord Brian Goblisch

Daniel Grady Logan Griffiths John Grismer Jackson Hallum Alexander Hanson Thomas Hedman Oliver Hess Ethan Hiew Steven Holmquist William Hoppe Nicholas Horst Dylan Houle Oscar Hrabe Andrew Jacklitch Eric Johnson Oliver Juaire William Juncker Ethan Kalafatich Zachary Klemz Paul Knapp Simon Kotok William Kozlak Ronan Lauber Thomas Lawder Matthew LeMay Owen Martineau James McDonald Noah McDonough Daniel McFadden Aidan McGill Jorgen Mehus Amanual Mesfin Joseph Michel Joseph Middleton Patrick Minkel Alexander Mohs Thomas Moser Kevin Murphy Peter O'Brien Timothy O'Brien Rory O'Meara Christopher Peters Henry Reding Timothy Revnew Jonathan Rossow Seth Rutgers John Schwab John Sexton Jack Simerson Caleb Smit Jamie Smith Thomas Sobaski Garrison Solliday Daniel Staelgraeve Charles Steel Christian Swanson Ben Taxdahl Tristin Thilmany

Ty Vansteenburg Joseph Vascellaro Colin Walsh Andrew Walsh Cy Walsh Jared Wright Joseph Zak Jacob Zenner

CLASS OF 2022 Thomas Adams Tucker Bakko Nicholas Bartlett Andre Bedros William Benson Leo Bluhm Brooks Bond William Brandtjen Theodore Budd Maxwell Bulach Luke Candon Matthew Card Jackson Carver Keegan Cashill Finn Chalmers Carson Convery Cooper Corbo Brennan Crow Charles Crutchfield Robert Cunningham Michael DelVacchio Jack Dzubnar Ryan Elliott Maximillian Feist Brennan Fitzgerald Jack Fyten Scott Gage Mattias Gebresilassie Andrew Gergen Tyler Grahme George Griffin Michael Gross Jacob Gurin Edward Hanson Seth Hoenk Nicholas Iffert Benjamin Jakubowicz Nathan Johnson Maximus Juarez Manish Kanneganti Henry Killian Padon Kinzley Samuel Knapp Joseph Kolar Chase Konezny Matthew Korf Harrison Lardy

Vincent Larson Nicolas Leon Dillon Lynch Jack MapelLentz Luke Mayer Rekhi McKinley Andrew Miner Seth Moore Preston Morse Henry Murray Andrew Nelson Matthew Nelson Richard Obeakemhe Finn O'Brien Grady O'Neill Lucas Peterman Tate Peterson Samuel Petschel Alexander Remick Eli Rome Joshua Rushing Ian Rutgers Aidan Ryan Joseph Sabre Zach Santrizos Matthew Schoephoerster Gabriel Schreier Andrew Schrier Cole Skillingstad Jack Strobel Edward Stuart Samuel Trammell Charles Treacy Jeevan Venkatesan Cooper Voita Thomas Wagner James Walsh Jacob Weinzettel Andrew Wilhoit Austin Williams Samuel Wischmeier Matthew Zander Colton Zwiefel

CLASS OF 2023 Luke Anderson Cyrus Anderson John Berdusco Anthony Bickford James Brennan Sean Burns Ethan Casey Jack Chamberlain Liam Connor Carson Cooper Collin Dalseth Charles Davis

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Will DelDotto Huy Do Gavin Engelbert Noah Erickson Andrew Fahning John Farrell Ryan Farrington Timothy Frazier Blake Fritz Nolan Gainor Eric Groh Samuel Heintz Tate Hinkemeyer Joshua Holper Ethan Horton Samuel Hosch Adam Husaby Gustavo Juarez-Sweeney Jack Juncker Austin Kalmes Lucas Kickhofel Patrik Kilen Michael Kirchner Bradley Klemz Bennett Kotok Anthony Lalta Ryan Lawrence Andrew Leach Evan Lloyd Thomas Lund Frank Matschina Joseph Matschina Benjamin McKinley Alexander Miller

Michael Miller Pierce Moberg Kameron Morales Hung Nguyen Daniel Nix John O'Keefe James Ollom-Klein Gavin Olson Lincoln Pollard Wilson Pulkrabek Adam Roszkowski Noah Schultz Jude Shupe Maxwell Simek Alexander Simmons Thomas Simmons Carter Stahl Alexander Stanley Nicolas Stefan George Steveken Jack Taxdahl Michael Thompson Charles Weix Jordan Wold Charles Youtt Eric Zauha

CLASS OF 2024 Marcus Ugo Adarve Max Anderson Andrew Azman Henry Batzler Benjamin M. Cardwell

Hunter Carver Rowan Cashill Andrew Casserly Mateo Cortes Weiss Carlo Doroff John Dzubnar Jaxen Ellingson Jaydon Ellis Padraig Emerson Daven Figueroa Owen Gergen Edwin Gray Charles Hanousek Thomas Holmquist Riley Jacklitch Alexander Jansen Christian Janssen Matias Johannson Kishan Kanneganti Patrick Koegel Joseph Kovarik Tristan Leidig Jack Lewin Maxwell Mapellentz Ty Martin Benjamin Meisterling Gabriel Meisterling Charles Meyer Chihuu Nguyen Chase Nickelson Sean O'Brien Charles Owens Cody Packer

Louis Pelletier Daniel Podolyan Jeremiah Rushing Maximus Schantzen Owen Schlehuber Philipos Solomon Tate Sonnenberg Nikoli Vargas Charles Vierzba Declan Wilson Andrew Zak

CLASS OF 2025 Charles Anderson John Batzler Theodore Benz William Bonfe John Collins Avaugn Dorvil Liam J. Edel Kian Farooq Aaron Groh Britton Jarpe Ian Lloyd Benjamin Macedo Thomas McCarr Jack Peterman Charles Schubert Marcus Simmons John Simmons Donovan Sinicropi Aidan Smith Harrison Weber

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Honor Roll of Donors This list includes all gifts to Saint Thomas Academy, including the Aquinas Annual Fund, the capital campaign, corporate matching gifts, gifts to special projects, memorials and gifts in honor, gifts-in-kind, sponsorships, Auction purchases and advertising.

Lawrence and Caryl Abdo Patricia Ada Sonny Ada Charles and Judith Adams Kurt and Donna Adams Ranier and Maria Cecilia Adarve Annette Adelmann Andrea Adornato Dragos and Neysa Alecu Gary and Jean Ales Bridget Allan-Ales Kenneth and Teresa Allessi Alizia Alvarez Linda Amaikwu-Rushing Margaret Amundson Kathleen Anderson Gregg and Jill Anderson Peter and Beth Anderson Craig Anderson and Yvonne Hundshamer Kenneth and Kathleen Anderson Chad and Jodi Anderson Bryan and Susan Anderson Lowell and Madeleine Anderson Christine Anderson Sandra Anderson Dominic Andrea John and Barbara Andres John and Diane Andres LTC (Ret) Philip Andrews and Dona Andrews Richard and Jane Andrews Scott and Susan Applebaum Lance and Jaime Arnett Lindsey Arzt Michael Aschenbrener Mary Atkinson Paul and Melissa Auran Mark and Christine Ayotte Raymond and Carmel Ayotte Mark and Patricia Azman Marco and Ronna Baca Bruce and Lucinda Backberg Timothy and Lauri Badar Lester and Wendy Bagley Paul and Jean Baillon Carter and Holly Balfour Nick Ballida Randall Ban and Sally Gilchrist John and Ann Barnes Dorothy Barnes-Griswold Stephen and Maureen Barry Lawrence and Geraldine Bartek

Daniel and Mary Bartlett Jim and Heather Basten Manuel Bastida Ortiz and Marie Rickmyer Scott and Linda Bates Patrick and Bridget Batzler Tom and Monica Bayer Mary Bear Dukes Jeanne Beaudette Lisa Becker James and Geri Belland Malachi Belmares Paul and Marilyn Benedict Andrew and Sarah Benish Kevin and Elizabeth Bennek Marilyn Benoit Adam and Mollie Benson George † and Karen Benz Theodore and Elizabeth Benz Derek and Elizabeth Benz John Berdusco Richard and Rita Berens Norb Berg Todd and Dana Berg Mary Bergh Deb Berglund John and Marjorie Bettenburg Jeffrey and Annie Betts Marlys Bicek Anthony Bickford and Nicolle Vazquez John and Dawn Bina Kathryn Bingham Jeffrey and Mary Pat Black Brett and Kim Blaeser Christine Blissenbach Timothy Bloes and Carol Kollos Donald and Laureen Bluhm Ryan and Clare Bluhm Robert Blumberg Arne and Melody Boberg Margie Bodas Richard and Anna Bohaty Amy Bohaty Donald and Jane Bohnett Alice Boland Michelle Bonahoom Charles and Marni Bond Leeann Booher Christopher and Marie Boon Sheila Boos Brett and Laura Bordelon Jack and Linda Borgestad

Brenda Borwege Kenley Boyum Gavin Brackey Henry and Debra Braddock Mark and Julie Bradley Mark Brandenburg and Sheila Conlin Fritz and Cheryl Bredenbeck Thomas and Susan Breen Thomas and Barbara Brennan Thomas and Dawn Brennan Jerome and Jayce Bridgeford Philip and Pam Broat DeAnne Brooks Jason and Amy Brouwer Jim and Rita Brown Christopher and Susan Brown LeRoy Brown † Sally Brown Judy Brown Shawn and Sheletta Brundidge Andrew Brundidge Eldon and Sharon Brustuen Stephen and Sheila Brzica Larry Buberl Theodore and Jennifer Budd Chris and Angela Budzius Antonio Bugni Marco Bugni Van Bui Eberhard and Erne Bulach Marc and Carol † Burgett William and Heather Burns Heather Burns Sharon Burrell David and Barbara Bursey Patrick and Mary Callahan Dan and Tamara Callstrom William and Kathleen Campion Christopher and Stephanie Candon Terrance † and Jacqueline Capistrant Gary and Christine Caple Scott and Julie Card Barbara Carlson Mark and Angela Carlson Sheri and Erik Carlson Genevieve Carlson and Dwayne Matzke Richard and Jan Carlson Erik Carlson Merle Carter

James and Kelly Carver Joe and Gerry Casale Carl and Kim Casale Greg and Barbara Casey Matthew and Kristina Casey Donald and Kelley Casey P.W. Casey Michael and Laura Cashill Gerald and Norma Cashill Robert Cashman and Paulette Lewis Robert and Dina Castle Philip and Marie Cattanach Charles and Mary Caturia Barbara Chadwick Orison and Cassandra Chaffee James Chafoulias Michael Chalmers Beth Chalmers Jeff and Karen Chamberlain Beth Chapman Michael and Maryanna Charley Raymond and Jeanne Chaussee Jack and Faye Chesnut Joseph and DeAnna Chiovera Dr. Robert D. Christensen MD Ray Christy Mary Ciecka Thomas and Kari Cierzan James and Amy Clancy Patricia Clements Berendt Mary Clinton Joseph and Mary Cloutier Cheryl Commers Patrick and Patti Conlin Steve Conlon Kathleen Connolly Mark Copeland and Kathleen Goldammer-Copeland Todd Corbo and Robin Hicks Corbo Deborah Cornell Jon and Jennifer Corniea Maureen Cosgriff Anthony and Mary Costa Janice M. Cotton Most Reverend Andrew H. Cozzens Bill and Colleen Creamer Robert Crisp Patrick and Molly Cronin Duane and Kathleen Crosland Hugh and Melissa Cullen † Deceased

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2018-19 Annual Report Honor Roll of Donors continued Richard Cunningham Charles and Kathryn Cunningham Robert and Genevieve Dahl David and Debra Dalbec James Daly Donald and Sally Darling Kevin and Barb Davis Ian and Megan Davis Valerie Dawson † Michael and Ann Deasey Herman and Maureen Debose Raymond and Mary Deeb Kevin and Carla Deinema Hugh Deinema Tony and Jennifer DelDotto Michael and Angela DelVacchio James and Vicki Desmond Jay and Lisa Deverell Gregory and Lisa Deyak Jeff and Cathy Dichter Alice Dickinson Cordell and Erika Dietz James and Mary Dietz Maude Dineen James and Janet Dingel Samantha Doar Stephen and Nichole Dobbs Jeff and Jill Dobesh Brian and Colleen Dobie Rev. Gordon M. Doffing John † and Mary Kay Dolan Michael and Beth Domler Morgan and Celine Donohue Rita Doody Patrick and Katie Doran Kevin and Dianne Dorle Randy and Paula Doroff Leonel Dorvil and Tanya Belanger Robert and Ann Drake Steve and Heather Draxler Deanna Dudley Mark Duggan William and Martha Dumler Thomas Dvorak Paul and Jennifer Dzubnar Eric and Cynthia Easterson Peter Eckerline Brian and Marsha Edel Mary Edel-Joyce John Edgerton and Heidi Gesell Deborah and Kerry Edwards Fred and Mary Ehrich Gary and Barbara Eilefson Dennis and Bridgid † Eiynck Wayne and Katherine Eldevik Chad Ellingson and Lanee Purdy-Ellingson Paul and Stephanie Elliott Steven and Megan Emerson

John and Roberta Enderby Thomas and Margaret Endres Robert and Laura Eng Jerry and Joann Engelbert Todd and Heather Engelbert James and Cathleen Englin Nancy Engstrom Sabin Ephrem and Priya Albert Patricia Erb Jeff and Carrie Erickson Casey Erickson Michael and Kim Esch Marco Escobar-Rodriguez Thomas and Lori Esselman Philip Face Judith and Charles Fahl Eric and Melissa Fahning Rahimi Family Omar Farooq and Dizia Begum Bret and Jill Farrington Daniel and Amy Farsht Jeff and Doreen Feist Roberta Felker Litton Field Jerome and Chevorlie Figueroa William and JoAnn Filler Norma Finnegan Stanley and Suzanne Fiorito William and Patricia Fitzgerald Joseph and Stephanie Fitzgerald Nancy Fitzgerald Zalewski Colleen M. FitzPatrick Judith Flahavan Daniel and Mary Flanagan Karen Flanagan Jerry and Dolores Flanagan

Mike and Barbara Flanagan Patrick and Teresa Flanagan Amy E. Flanagan Kathleen Flanagan Steven Flanagan Steve and Leslie Flashing Richard Fleischhacker Mary Lou Fleischhacker Lysa Flynn William and Janet Flynn Patricia Foley Brian and Ann Folkman Yvonne M. Foster Dennis Franciskovich Joseph and Cathy Frazier Janet Freund Michael and Julita Friesen Jerry and Sharon Fritz Jason and Jennifer Fritz Douglas Fulton and Cynthia Baune Fulton Scott and Allison Gage William Gardner Simon Garneau and Francine Tremblay Dave and Janet Garrett Daniel and Mary Garry Gregory and Aimee Gatti Douglas and Rene Gavic Thomas and Sara Gavin Joseph and Shannon Gaylord Mehreteab Gebresilassie and Misgana Tesfai Thomas and Gina Gergen John and Nanette Geroux III Lewis and Meg Gerten

Robert and Virginia Gerten Douglas and Lisa Gervais SFC (Ret.) Wayne Gifford Antonio Girault Escandon Ann and Fred Girres Father Nels Gjengdahl Stuart and Jill Glaser Douglas and Vanessa Glass Douglas and Catherine Goaley Shirlee Goaley Robert and Barbara Goblisch Mark and Sharon Goblisch Lanaya and Michael Goeden Steven and Kristine Goldade Bill and Colette Goldammer Thomas and Kathleen Goswitz John Grable Jean Grady Myriam Grady Jeff and Michelle Grambo Thomas and Susan Grande Shirley Grant Nancy Graser Daniel and Lisa Gray Ruben and Jean Gray Beverly Gray Daniel and Linda Greeley Mark Greenlee and Tammy McNamara Greenlee James and Barb Grieman Steve and Kimberly Griffiths Kyle and Christine Grismer Kathleen Groh David and Terry Groppoli Continued

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2018-19 Annual Report Honor Roll of Donors continued Shawn and Kim Gross Melissa and Derek Guenther Michael and Teresa Gurin Norma Gutierrez and Jim Shanesy John and Amy Guttery Mary Guyer Jon Hachfeld Michelle Haglund Thomas and Michelle Halek Audrey Hallum Ann Hames Elizabeth Hamill John Hamre Jerry and Sharyn Hanggi Gerald and Sonja Hanggi Jim Hannigan Jeffrey and Shannon Hansen Kyle and Michelle Hansen Todd and Elizabeth Hanson Edward and Tiffany Hanson Elizabeth Hanson Janice Hanson Lyle and Cheryl Hanzal Michael and Shannon Happe Dana and M. Katherine Harms John and Debbie Harper Robert and Jacqueline Harvey Janice Hathaway-Ott Don and Valerie Hau Patricia Haugh Charles Hauser Cherie Haydock Patricia Healy Most Reverend Bernard A. Hebda Geoffrey and Wanda Heck Eric and Leah Hedman Celeste and James Heidelberger Stephanie and Noah Heidorn Frank and Rita Heintz Jonathan and Bridget Heintz John and Vinie Heller John and Mary Henderson Kevin and Rosie Henderson Joseph and Jamie Henry Kevin and Mary Henseler Michael and Maria Hermann Sarah Herschbach Jerome and Toni Hertel Boyd and Lisa Hesdorffer Donavon and Teresa Hess Col (Ret) Cornelius Hetherington, USA Troy and Kristin Heuermann Anne Hickey Everett † Chuck and Betsy Hickok Fen Hiew and Mei-Tine-Chong Hiew DeAnne Hilgers Richard and Judy Hillstrom

David and Kelly Hinkemeyer Pat Hinz Jay and Kris Hoenk Franz and Jeannie Hofmeister Randal and Rae Hoglund Aaron and Nicole Hoiland Reid and Katy Holmes Kurt and Kris Holmes Kathy Holmstadt John and Linda Holper Thomas and Beverly Holthus Beverly Hoppe Dave and Barb Hornig Jeff and Olivia Hornig Bradley and Kathleen Horst Thomas and Erica Horton Mark Houge and Anne Colombo Robert and Elizabeth Houle Barbara Houle Ann and John Houran-Debien Doug and Kerry Hoverson John and Colleen Howard Jon and Barb Hrabe CDR Joseph Hubbell and Mrs. Heidi Hubbell Gary and Marian Huber Richard Huberty Olivian and Alfonso Hudson Ann Hueller Dianne Huettl Edward and Dianne Hughes Marita Hurley † Scott and Rose Husaby Eleanor Hynan Blane and Renee Iffert Peter and Beth Jackson Dean and Julie Jakubowicz David and Kaye Jankowski Nestor and Laurie Jaramillo Thomas Jaremko Mathew Jaworski Lorraine Jennings John and Margarita Johannson Teresa A. John Harlan † and Mary Johnson Steven and Jean Johnson Gerald Johnson and Linda Lovegreen Greg and Mary Johnson Gregory and Kathie Johnson Thomas and Catherine Johnson David and Barbara Johnson Marc and Leslie Johnson Neel and Pegge Johnson Kent and Shirley Johnson Will Johnson Bailey Johnson John and Mary Jones Charles Jones and Therese Marso

Tony Juarez Carlo and Tanya Juarez-Sweeney Elaine Jurkovich James M. Jurkovich and Stephanie Molliconi Robert and Elaine Kadow Joshua and Leah Kaeppe Brian and Jamie Kalafatich Ronald Kaliebe Jeff and Kari Kalmes Walter and Barbara Kaluza Angela Kamau Robert Kane Michael and Joan Kane Sreenivasa and Abhaya Kanneganti Mark and Sheryl Kasella Eleanor Kasella AnneMarie Kaul and Tim Fischer Richard and Nancy Keller Jessica Keller Edward and Amy Kelly Thomas Kelly Mark Kelly Margaret Kelsch Jack and Anne Kennefick Robert Keppel Gary and Shirley Kerkow Becky Kerkow and Gene Krupa David and Susan Kerkow Jerry Kern Timothy and Nancy Kettler Erin Kickhofel James and Sandra Kilberg

Kip and Debra Kilen Patrick and Heather Kill Devoy Kimball Christopher and Elizabeth King James and Michelle King Louis and Beverly King Eric and Bethany Kinsella Kip and Shelly Kinzer Anthony and Charlotte Kinzley Chad and Mary Kirchner Maureen Kispert Thomas and Margaret Klein Bernard and Mary Klein James Klein and Krista Ollom-Klein Kevin and Kerri Klemz Robert and Judith Klepperich Mark Klos Paul and Alison Knapp James and Janet Knoblach Giles Kobilka Brian Kobilka John and Tania Koegel Thomas and Carol Kolodzinski Greg and Susan Konezny Mark and Jeanine Korf Larry and Susan Kotok Joe and Retta Kotok Marshall and Caroline Kottke Dan and Gina Kovarik Dean and Stacey Krats Sandra and Norbert Krebsbach Carl and Cindy Krieger Jan Kroells † Deceased

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2018-19 Annual Report Honor Roll of Donors continued Kelly and Laurie Kropp David and Becky Krueger Michael and Ellen Kuenster Pam and Rick Kunkel Paul and Gina Kuntz James and Judy Kuntz Thomas and Karen Laird Vishnu Lalta and Juliana Torres Steven and Rose Lambros Gerald and Rita Landherr Jan Langlais Christopher and Vicki Larson David Larson Kelly Larson-Lardy Kurt and Theresa Lauber Richard and Katy Lauber Joseph and Teresa Lawder Todd and Jennifer Lawrence Deb Lawrence Mike and Jenna Lebler John and Laura Lee Andy and Debbie Lee Richard and Cathy Lee Edmund and Clare Lee Beatrice Leenay Edward and Julie Lehr Laurie Leidig John and Karen Leiferman Karen LeMay Douglas and Beth Lennick Bill and Kate Lentsch John and Ursula Lentz Rebecca Lentz Jorge Leon and Alexandra Polo James LeRoy Allen and Katherine Lesnau Craig LeVesseur John and Heather Lewin Herbert and Ann Lewis Jeffrey and Jennifer Libbesmeier Tom and Amy Liberkowski David and Mary Libra Roger † and Shirley Lingofelt Don and Jan Link Robert and Ruth Link Tim Link Gerald and Rose Linnihan Caroline Little Bryan and Brittany Lloyd Bob and Susan Lloyd Joel Loecken Georgia Loewe Bob and Carole Lohmar Lawrence Loomis Linda Lovegreen Sally Lovegreen Lynda Lubratt Gregory and Katherine Luebke Gary and Alexandria Luloff

Richard Lundell Brandon and Lisa Lutterman Doralu Lynch Judith Mac Erica MacDonald Cecelia MacDonald Franz and Ann Macedo John and Lynne Maczko Steven Magoon Dona and Gene Maki Mary Malchow Mary Jo Malchow James and Corinne Malecha Penny and Penny Malecha Don and Margaret Malinowski Dennis Malloy John and Sue Margot Sam Marks Julie Marks Thomas Marks Rick and Susan Martin Roger and Mary Lou Martin J. E. Martin Robert and Claire Marzullo James and Geneva Matherly James and Carrie Mathews Frank and Joseph Matschina Daniel and Rebecca Matschina Craig and Char Mattice Joe Mauer Kurt Maxwell Monte Mayer Clayton and Florence Mayer Daniel and Elizabeth Mayleben M. Catherine Mayleben Lois and Lawrence Mazanec Elizabeth McCambridge Thomas and Sheila McCarr William and Susan McCarthy Stephen and Andrea McCue Ann McDonald Michael and Mary Kate McFadden Walter McFarland and Kathryn Ter Horst Jason and Ann McGrath Daniel McGraw Michael and Charlene McHugh Timothy McKasy Michael and Jane McKim Benjamin and Linh McKinley Robbie McKinley Kent and Joan McLaughlin Philip and Peggy McLaughlin Ms. Kathleen M. McLaughlin and Mr. Daryl Skobba Mark and Sheila McNeill Jeffrey McNevin Anne McQuillan

Rhett and Shayna McSweeney Michelle and Brad Mechtel Ryan and Jenny Mehus Michael and Dionne Meisterling Steven and Hailee Meisterling Janet Meisterling Patrick and Diane Meitz Bradley Melby Jose and Santina Melendez Jeff and Lori Mertens Roger and Sally Mertens Richard and Cathy Messina Shawn and Molly Meyer Rolf and Karen Middleton Paul and Tricia Middleton Mark and Linda Mikolajczak Stephen and Mara Miletich Mary Jane Miley Gary and Jane Miller John and Marilyn Miller Stephen and Meredith Miller Monte and Marilyn Miller Joe and Sara Miller Daniel and Lisa Miller Michael and Beth Miller James and Susan Miller Ben Miller Janet Minea Andrew Miner Patrick and Gertrude Mingo James and Sophally Minkel Tamas and Nancy Mir Merlin and Kristen Misialek Joan Mitchem Per and Sandra Moberg

Steven and Mary Moen Therese Momsen William and Tina Monosmith Sally Monroe Jeffrey Montpetit and Karen Pilney Montpetit Virginia Morris Brad and Kristy Morse Les and Elaine Moser Troy and Melissa Moser Thomas and Tara Motzel Jerome and Mary Moynagh Joshua and Macey Mulheron Terrence and Sherri Mullery Jerome and Carol Mulvihill Janelle Murlowski George and Fran Murnane John and Hebe Murphy Shawn and Amy Murphy Michael Murphy Molly Murphy Johansen Constance Murray Ronald Brent and Colleen Nagel Kathleen Nardi Karl Narveson and Rebecca Benz James and Katherine Neher Donald † and Cathy Nelson Jane and Bruce Nelson Gary and Pam Nelson Nicholas and Kristin Nelson Robert and Sioban Nelson Richard and Imelda Nelson Ozzie and Shannon Nelson Joseph and Elizabeth Neuberger Continued

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2018-19 Annual Report Honor Roll of Donors continued Geraldine Neumann Stephen and Debra Newell Mark and Colleen Newsome Connor Newsome Janell Newton Vu and Teresa Nguyen Long and Thy-Dung Nguyen Tommy and Kimdung Nguyen Jason and Jessica Nickelson David and Diane Nielsen Jonathan and Kirsten Nissly Brenda and Pat Nistler Edward and Patricia Nix Khashayar and Farrah Nodehi Elizabeth Nordstrom Elizabeth Norqual Amy Nugent Bonnie Nunes Gary and Mary Nussbaum Daniel and Chris O’Brien Tim and Tanya O’Brien Vincent and Ann O’Brien Michael and Elizabeth O’Brien Richard and Joanne O’Brien Dorothy O’Brien Lisa O’Brien Joseph and Teresa O’Connor Nora O’Connor Toni Marie O’Daniel Brent and Susie Odegard Matthew and Brenda Ogle Edward and Kathleen Ogrin John and Deborah O’Halloran Mary Jo O’Halloran Robert and Patricia O’Kane-Trombley Shannon O’Keefe and Janell Matz Liam O’Keefe William and Charlotte Olein Doug and Mary Jo Ollom Adam and Anne-Marie Olson Scott and Kris O’Malley Macklin O’Malley Shamus O’Meara and Erin Delaney Jackie Omundson Barry O’Neil Mary Orme James and Jodi Ousley Joel and Jolene Owens Thomas and Angelique Packer Gregory and Christine Page Gene and Julie Pagel Paul and Ann Palmer Tel and Barbara Pappajohn Dorothy Pappenfus Judy Parrish Kerry and Kathryn Patchett William and Annette Patient

Fr. Mark Pavlak Barbara Pearson Alan and Patricia Pederson Chris and Cheryl Pedrolie Charlane Pehoski Bruce and Lisa Peilen Robert and Lorraine Peller Daniel and Juli Pelletier Rebecca Pentel Bill Perkins and Kathy Kueppers Perkins COL Kenneth and Nancy Perry Jack and Margaret Perry John and Sara Peterman Michael and Nicole Peters Norman and Joyce Petersen Ronald and Diane Peterson John and Pam Peterson Mark Peterson and Melody Baron Joan Peterson Mark and Rachel Petronack Kenneth and Elizabeth Petschel Jay and Barbara Pfaender Rick and Sandra Phillips Anne Phillips Caryl Pierson Archie and Alicia Piscasio Gerald and Mary Pitzl James and Barbara Platten Nathanial Plowden John and Chris Podobinski Larry and Patricia Podolske Blake Polifka Dana Pollard Michael Pollmann Bruce Polsky and Paula Linnen Colleen and John Powers Gloria Pozzini Heather Prall Dennis and Kay Prchal Andrew and Adriana Pulkrabek Luis Puma Darren and Ann Pursley Carole Quade William and Carol Queenan Stephen and Teresa Radermacher William Ramsay Kenneth and Linde Raway James Reagan John and Jill Reamer Catherine Reardon Lori Rebers Francie and Andy Reding Darwin and Geri Reedy Florence Regan Deborah and James Reger William and Joanne Reiling Patricia Reisch David and Rebecca Remick

Paul and Molly Reppenhagen James and Patricia Reuter Thomas Revnew and Elizabeth Revnew-Wolf Steve and Kimberly Richter Philip Rickey Jim and Sharon Ridgeway Lucille Ridley John M. Ridley Stephen and Mary Riehm Marsha Ritt John and Andrea Rivers Charles and Kathy Robb Francisco Rodriguez Larry and Karol Roehrkasse Rodrigo Roel Escandon Robert and Joan Rohde Mr. Jeff Romatoski and Ms. Donnabelle Christenson Erick and Martha Rome Louise Rosemark Mark and Stacy Roszkowski Brian and Jennifer Roth Paul and Jackie † Rottjakob Thomas Roy Greg Rudisill and Janet Schaffer Richard and Barbara Rudolph Michael and Kathleen Ruhland Michael and Barbara Rummel Carol Rupp Joseph and Judith Rush Donald Rushin Roger and Jennifer Rutgers Craig and Mindy Rutman Alan Ruvelson Kevin and Margaret Ryan Patrick and Cathy Ryan Mary Catherine Ryan Denis Ryan Paula Ryan Sarann Ryan Slattery Thomas and Elizabeth Rykhus Corrine Saad Otilia Saldana James and Bridget Sampair Nancy Sampair Lia San Nicolas Robert Sanders Nicholas and Diana Santrizos Michael and Charlotte Sarafolean Joe and Molly Sarakaitis Gary and Patricia Sauer Barbara Savage Lara Scanlan Lisa Schaefer Ronald and Arlene Schaffer Jay and Kristin Schantzen Jerome and Kathryn Schiltgen Michael and Kristin Schimek

Thomas and Michelle Schlehuber Bernard Schleper and Lynn Schram Dave and Jan Schleusner Wayne and Sarah Schlicht Paul and Shannon Schmidt James and Kelly Schmitt Liselotte Schmitz Richard and Catherine Schmoker Robert Schoendaller David Schoeneck Lewis and Claire Schoenwetter Barbara Scholtz Lawrence and Marilyn Schreiner Timothy and Jill Schrier John and Debra Schroeder Eric and Mary Beth Schubert James and Jan Schueppert Alan and Katie Schultz Ness Schumacher Thomas and Laura Schurhamer Michael and Dawn Schurrer Gregory and Cindi Schwab Patrick and Patricia Schwietz William and Julie Schwietz Stephen and Sandra Seitz Robert and Yvonne Sellers Michael and Judith Sexton Owen Shane Robert Shannon John and Shelagh Sheeser Patrick and Susan Shields Daniel and Jean Shively Thomas Shuman Carl and Sara Shupe Patrick and Lorrie Sienko Bill and Ginger Simek Stuart and Jennifer Simek Carl and Marilyn Simmons Dean and Kristina Simmons Brad and Cori Simon Stefano and Marielle Sinicropi Michael and Darlene Sittlow Gregory and Sharon Skarda Carl and Elizabeth Skeps Michael and Wendy Skillingstad Patricia and Robert Skinner Robert and Megan Skweres Robert and Jacklyn Slater Ronald and Mary Smallidge Ron and Peggy Smith Patrick Smith Ryan and Courtney Smith Stephen and Trudy Smith David and Carol Smith Mary Smith Jean Smith Jacquelyn Smith Ronald and Mary Beth Snyder † Deceased

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2018-19 Annual Report Honor Roll of Donors continued David and Karla Sobaski Steve and Laura Soderling Carol Sokol Charles and Patricia Solliday David and Patricia Sonnenberg Mark Sorenson and Lucy Poole Carlos and Susan Sosa Matthew and Katherine Sosniecki Richard and Liz Spicer Jon Springer and Andrea Mowery David and Ann Staelgraeve Eric and Stephanie Stahl James and Jennifer Stanley James and Darlene Stanley Judd and Christine Stattine Gavin Stedillie John and Gail Steel Bruce and Nataly Stefan Stephen and Gretchen Steichen Ellen Ann Steveken Rick and Sharon Stevson George and Kathleen Stewart Peter and Laura Stoddart Brett Storrar Mark Strobel Maryelizabeth Strobel Scott and Tiffany Stuart Burke and Molly Stucker David and Sharon Suess Michael and Lori Sullivan Mark and Julie Sullivan William and Arleen Sullivan Connie Summers Scott Sunde Jessica and Christopher Sutherland Robert and Mary Sutherland Burt and Helen Swanson Charles and Melissa Swanson Dennis and Anne Swanson Scott and Janet Swedal Chuck and Mary Tambornino Jan and Mary Tanghe Tari Tanhoff Jon and Diane Taxdahl Chris and Sharon Taylor Julie Tell Stuart and Margaret Ter Horst Tom and Barbara Teresi Anne Ternes Jon and Lea Theobald Jeremy and Shauna Thilmany Terrance and Stephanie Jo Thome Robert and Jennifer Thompson Craig and Elizabeth Thompson Ann Thompson Larry Thurlow Barbara Tigan Craig and Jennifer Trammell

Don and Dolores Traxler Peter and Jill Treacy Imogene Treichel Kevin and Catherine Tri Denise Trudeau Annette Trudeau Jeanne Trudeau Paris Tsobanakis and M. Belen Urquiola Thomas and Megan Tucci David and Kathleen Tuck Char and Steven Turch Mary Rose Turner Craig Twombly Ronald and Kris Ulbrich William and Sally Umphress James and Suzy Urick Sherry Utgaard Meredith Vanasek Michael and Laurie Vannelli Dan and Brenda Vansteenburg William and Kristi Vargas Frank Vascellaro and Amelia Santaniello Anthony and Diane Vasquez Roberta Venaglia Robert and Mary Bess Venegoni Mary Vetscher Jeffrey and Jennifer Vierzba Michael and Anne Vinyon William Vistad

Amy Vitale Michelle Voita and John Tastad John Voita Richard † and Rita Vos Thomas and Kathryn Vukodinovich Joseph Wachtler Donald and Catherine Wagner Gerald and Gloria Wahl Al and Tami Wahlin Kim and Darin Wald Larry and Shirley Waldemar Cynthia Wallin Jane Wallrich Thomas and Christine Walsh Thomas and Mary Walsh Lois Walsten James and Lynn Wangen David Wankel and Martina Hernandez Dennis and Mary Clare Wareham Fredrick and Madeline Washburn Mark and Elizabeth Waterloo Martin and Jill Weber Frances Arzt Weier Linda and Thomas Weinzettel Thomas Weinzettel Daniel and Mary Weir James and Kathleen Weiss Ann Weiss

Lynn Weiss Harder and Andrew Harder John and Megan Weix James and Janet Wellner Brian and Kathleen Wenger Kurt and Mary Fran Werner Katherine Werner Bill and Susan Westbrook Antoinette Wetzel Joseph Weyandt and Bonnie Hancock Ginnie and Larry Weyerhaeuser Nicholas and Nancy Whaley Jodie Whaley Patrick Wheeler and Amy O’Connell Nathaniel Whipple Anthony and Shelley White Ronald White Xavier White Lilah Wiatr James Wicker Dave and Karin Wicker Brad Wicklund John and Karen Williams David and Kim Williams Regina Willman Roger Wilsey and Shari Taylor Wilsey Adam and Molly Wilson Continued

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2018-19 Annual Report Honor Roll of Donors continued Kathleen Wilson James and Laura Wingate Mark Wingerd Brad and Jacki Winges Jeanne Winiecki Paula Winston David and Traci Wischmeier Charles Wiser Thomas and Kathleen Wittliff Debra Wohlert Juarez Matthew and Sarah Wold Peter and Tamara Wold Michael Wolf and Margaret McCarney Bernadette Wolff LoAnn Wolff Steven and Barbara Wolter Leng and Gloria Wong Kelby and Donna Woodard Bernard Worth Honorable D. D. Wozniak † Joseph and Kellee Wren Joe and Heather Wright Susan Wright Lisa Wright Cheryl Wright Bruce Wynkoop Darren and Anupama Young Suzanne Young Kristin Young Mary Yungers Michael and Bridget Zak Curtis and Marti Zander Bert and Dorothy Zarnoth Michael Zauha and Helen Brosnahan Robert and Lynn Zauner Stephen and Sara Zawoyski Donald and Theresa Zenner Kevin and Sue Zenner Carla Zevnik-Seufzer and Kevin Seufzer David and Colleen Ziebarth Ronald and Mary Zimanski Dave Zimmel and Kathleen McCarthy John and Chris Zimmermann Gregory Zimprich George † and Sue Zirnhelt Sarah M. Zirnhelt Cal and Donna Zwiefel Curtis Zwiefel

Supported Endowment Gifts These endowment funds received gifts during the past fiscal year. All of the contributors are listed in the Honor Roll of Donors. Funds that did not receive contributions in fiscal year 2018-19, are available online at cadets.com/annualreport.

Ako Baye Stafford ’90 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Msgr. Patrick James Ryan ’19 Memorial Endowment Fund

Billings Family Faculty Enhancement Fund

Nardi Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Bisanz Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Nicholas J. Masciopinto ’03 Memorial Scholarship Fund

Christian Sirek ’89 Student Endowment Fund

Owen Masterson Endowed Academic Technology Fund

Christopher J. Hannigan ’85 Memorial Scholarship Fund

Pedro and Fe Ada Endowed Scholarship Fund

Class of ’36 Robert P. Felker Scholarship Fund

Reverend Austin T. Ward ’53 and Reverend William J. Ward ’50 Memorial Scholarship

Class of ’67 Endowment Fund Cragg Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Culligan Family Educational Fund Dennis R. ’34 & Timothy M. Scanlan ’64 Families/George E.Langeland Scholarship Fund Erickson Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Floyd R. and Kathleen A. Anderson Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Robert A. Donovan ’87 Memorial Scholarship Robert E. Byrne Endowed Academic Technology Fund Robert K. Wilhelmy Scholarship Fund Robert P. Foussard ’72 Memorial Rooney Family Student Assistance Scholarship Fund

Ruvelson Scholarship Fund Samuel V. Ciresi Student Scholarship Fund Schreier Family Faculty Development and Training Endowed Fund Sylvester G. Turbes Scholarship The Anne and Bill Hickey Family Scholarship The Pollmann Family Scholarship Fund Thomas O’Kane Gramith ’00 Strike Eagle Scholarship Timothy D. Marrinan ’63 & Thomas More Scholarship Award Tom Malchow ’95 Endowed Silver Scholarship Fund Vernon J. Lovegreen ’57 Memorial Scholarship Fund William M. McLaughlin ’98 Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund

Frank Schlick, Jr. ’85 Memorial Fund George Schnell Scholarship Fund Hanousek Family Endowed Faculty Development Fund; Thomas R. Byrne ’79 Endowed Scholarship Fund J. Jerome Plunkett ’42 Memorial Scholarship Joe Finnegan Memorial Scholarship Fund Kelly Hinz ’93 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund Lee Family Endowed Scholarship Fund LeRoy Brown and Dorothy Brown Scholarship Fund Lois Engel Endowed Scholarship Fund † Deceased

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3A Golf Sponsors 3A Performance AIS Blackline Swimming Blue Door Pub Peter Bonfe William Burns Family Tommy Chicago’s Pete Eckerline/Merrill Lynch Mike Farley Joe Jansen Bill Kenney/Dermatology Consultants Tom Lee Family Luke Marks Family McFadden Family Pat Meitz/Kodiak Furniture Jim Miley/Shay Companies Greg Monahan Tony Nicklow/Tony’s Diner Josh Killian Thor Raarup Sparkling Clean Saint Thomas Academy Alumni Association Rick Stevson STA Swim Dads Greg Walsh

Community Auction Sponsors Droel, PLLC Harris Companies Hoglund Bus Company Keller Fence Company Mendota Valley Amusement Minnesota Vikings North American Banking The Lee Family The Opus Group

Alumni Open Sponsors 21st Century Bank All Inc. At Home Apartments Beissel Window & Siding Bisanz Brothers LLC Bonfe’s Auto Bonfe Plumbing Bulach Custom Rock Colliers International Compaction Technologies Cool Air Mechanical Decko Dolan Printing Dougherty Mortgage LLC Ergodyne Fabyanske, Westra, Hart and Thomson Federal Publication Seminars Fortune Financial Friends of Robert Donovan Fully Promoted Gateway Bank George Carroll Grey Plant Mooty Harris Companies Industrial Screen Supply, Inc. Kelly & Lemmons P.A. Kolar Family Larson King MN Horse and Hunt Norton Realty Operation Scholar Park Construction R.F. Moeller Jeweler River Lake Clinic Robins Kaplan Rudy’s Redeye Grill Seven Hills Cleveland Sieben Carey Personal Injury Law The Plunkett Family The Tracy Family Trail Stop Tavern Turner Insurance Vantage Law Group, PLLC Voya Financial Waddell & Reed Walsh & Gaertner Personal Injury Lawyers Wiser Partners

Memorials and Gifts in Honor Hundreds of gifts were made in memory or in honor of the following STA community members. All of the contributors are listed in the Honor Roll of Donors.

In Memory of Dennis Abbott ’69 In Memory of Marilyn Berg In Honor of Jason Birr ’04 In Honor of Andrew Bravo ’17 In Memory of LeRoy Brown In Memory of Lawrence Carlson ’51 In Memory of Arthur L. Conrad In Memory of David E. Culligan In Memory of Robert A. Donovan ’87 In Memory of William Fallon ’49 In Memory of Lillian Finley In Memory of Ronald Flanagan In Memory of Philip Franklin ’48 In Memory of Peter Gavin ’49 In Honor of Thomas Hedman ’21 In Memory of Anne HickeyEverett In Memory of Russell Jenson Lt. Col USAF (Ret.) In Memory of James Keane In Memory of Holly Klein In Memory of Raymond Lemmons In Memory of Theresa C. Loecken In Memory of William Lynch ’48 In Honor of Erica MacDonald In Memory of Elaine Malchow In Memory of W. Timothy Malchow In Memory of Timothy Marrinan ’63

In Memory of Nicholas Masciopinto ’03 In Memory of Ann C. Mayer In Memory of Peter McGough ’54 In Memory of Bert McKasy ’60 In Memory of Jane O’Neill In Honor of Erick Patterson ’99 In Memory of Brian Plunkett ’10 In Memory of Raymond Quade In Memory of Paul Rodriguez In Memory of Kathleen Rooney In Memory of Raymond Scallen ’43 In Memory of James Schaefer ’73 In Honor of Frank Schlick ’58 In Memory of George Schnell In Memory of Florence Stafford In Memory of Mark Steveken ’81 In Memory of Gerald Sturdivant ’63 In Memory of Frank Sunberg In Memory of Georgianna Swanson In Memory of Roger Swenson ’51 In Memory of Sylvester G. Turbes In Memory of Thomas Wallrich In Memory of Joseph Werner In Memory of Jack Zahr

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Business, Organization and Foundation Donors 3M A. Johnson & Sons Florist Acapulco Restaurante Mexicano Ada’s Trust & Investment, Inc. Advanced Dermatology Care AEGON Transamerica Foundation Aero Service Group, Inc. Aetna Foundation Affinity Hardwood Floors, LLC Agra Culture Air Force Association Al Vento Restaurant Alabama Space Science Exhibit Commission AmazonSmile Foundation American Center for Philanthropy American Endowment Foundation Ameriprise Financial Gift Matching Program Andrea and Larry McGough Charitable Fund Andros MedSpa Architectural Sales of MN Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Avanade Bachman’s BAE Systems Baird Foundation, Inc. Baldwin Supply Company Barnes and Noble Bookseller Benda Photography Bespoke Hair Artisans Best Buy Blizzard Ski & Snowboard School Bloomington Convention and Visitors Bureau Blue Cross and Blue Shield of MN Blue Plate Restaurant Company BMW Of Minnetonka Boca Chica Breadsmith Breakaway Test Prep Breathe-Freedom from Nicotine Bremer Law, P.C. Brow Chic Brown-Campbell Company Buca di Beppo Buck Hill Ski Area Cafe Latte’ Calhoun Beach Framing Cambria Company LLC Cambridge Club Camp Foley Can Can Wonderland Cargill

Cassandra L. Zirbel, DDS, MS, LTD Catholic Community Foundation Cecil’s Centraire Heating and Air Conditioning Charles & Ellora Alliss Educational Foundation of St. Paul Charles M. Denny, Jr. and Carol E. Denny Fund Charles Schwab Cherokee Tavern Chevron Humankind Chris King Family Charitable Fund Chris Robert Family Donor Advised Fund Cole’s Salon College Expert College Nannies & Tutors Color Me Mine Commonwealth Properties Compaq Computer Corporation Computer Integration Technologies, Inc. Conlon Construction Co. Continental Diamond Convent of the Visitation Core Power Yoga Cosmopolitan Orthodontics Courtney J Storey, Pamela D. Neary Family Charitable Fund Craig-Hallum Capital Group LLC Crosstown LifeSpa Culver’s Dattco Sales & Service Davanni’s Pizza and Hot Hoagies DeGidio’s Restaurant and Bar Delta Air Lines Foundation Denden Youth Soccer Club Dietrich Gesk Photography Donald’s Uniform Donatelli Bros. Family Restaurant Droel PLLC Dunn Bros. Coffee Ecolab, Inc. Eden Prairie Lifetime Athletic Edina Country Club Eisenhuth Orthodontist Elite Repeat Erickson/Aamodt Orthodontics, P.A. Evolution Farley Financial Partners Charitable Foundation Farley Financial Partners, Inc. Fastenal Ferndale Realty Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Final Final Brewing Flaherty Family Foundation Fly Over America Frame Minnesota Frattallone’s Hardware Fredrikson & Byron, P.A. Freedom Financial Partners, LLC G. Richard and Peggy Palen Foundation General Mills Foundation Genworth Foundation George A. Turner Insurance Agency, Inc. George’s Shoe & Skate Repair, Inc. Gertens Greenhouse Get In Gear Gill Brothers Funeral Chapel Global Gift Fund Goodrich Foundation Gopher Property Services LLC Gopher Roofing & Remodeling Inc Gorman’s Restaurant Graco Foundation Grand Slam Sports & Entertainment Center Gray Family Trust Green Lotus Yoga & Healing Center Guthrie Theater Hayden Family Fund Herzog’s Floor Covering Inc. Highland Tailors Hilton Minneapolis/Bloomington History Theatre Hoglund Bus Company, Inc. Hom Furniture, Gabberts, and Dock 86 Honeywell International Huberty Family Fund Hybrid Banker, Inc. IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program IdentiSys InPursuit Intereum, Inc. Inverwood Golf Course Ispiri Design-Build J.C. Consulting Inc. Jake’s City Grille James and Jan Schueppert Familiy Fund Janet M. Langlais Trust Jensen’s Food & Cocktails JLL Community Connections

Joe and Georgia Nardi Family Fund Joe Finnegan Memorial Scholarship Joe Senser’s Joe’s Sporting Goods & Ski Shop John F Nichols Family Fund Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program Johnson-Erickson Fund Jon & Jill Riley Charitable Fund Juettner Family Charitable Fund Kahn Artist Keller Fence Inc Kenefick Ranch Kern Lawn Services Lake Vermilion Houseboats, Inc. Lakes Sotheby’s International Realty Land O’Lakes Foundation Larkin, Hoffman, Daly & Lindgren Learning RX Lifetime Life Spa — Lakeville Lions Tap Family Restaurant Luci Ancora Lucky’s 13 Pub Ludlow’s Island Getaway Lyons Manufacturing, Inc. Macy’s Inc. Mairs and Power, Inc. Malone & Associates Mark & Karen Rauenhorst Family Foundation Mark McKasy Insurance Agency, Inc. Martin Patrick 3 McHugh Insurance Agency Inc. McNeilus Steel Medtronic Foundation Meetingmax Planning Inc. Melly Mendota Heights Athletic Association Mendota Heights BP Amoco Mendota Heights Community Criminal Apprehension Fund Mendota Heights Police Department Mendota Physical Therapy Merck Foundation Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Merten Campion Family Fund Michael J. and Julie A. Farley Foundation Michael Murray Photography Michael V. & Ann C. Ciresi Foundation † Deceased

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2018-19 Annual Report Business, Organization and Foundation Donors continued Microsoft Corporation MidwayUSA Foundation Mike Best Guide Service Miller Orthodontics Minneapolis Oxigen Company Minnesota American Legion Foundation Minnesota Children’s Museum Minnesota Community Foundation Minnesota Governmental Relations Council Minnesota Historical Society Minnesota State Fair Minnesota Timberwolves Minnesota Twins Baseball Team Minnesota Vikings Football Club Minnesota Zoo Mixed Blood Theater Monroe Moxness Berg PA MorningStar Coffee Museum of Russian Art National Association of Boards of Pharmacy Nolan Family Foundation North American Banking Company North Oaks Country Club O’Keefe Matz Chiropractic Clinic Old National Bank ONX Opus Foundation Ouellette Foundation Oxendale’s Market Paintball Minnesota Palo Alto Networks Parlour Patina Patrick and Katie Smith Family Foundation Paul And Alison Knapp Family Fund Pihlstrom Family Fund PiperJaffray Plush Pumpkin PNC Foundation Pool & Yacht Club Porter Creek Hardwood Grill Prairie’s Edge Casino Resort Preferred, Inc. Preferred Speakers Publishing Concepts Punch Neapolitan Pizza Quality Forklift Rascher Plumbing and Heating Rebarfab, Inc. Red Cow Relevant Radio 1330 AM Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.

Renew Facial Plastic Surgery Renown Marketing Communications Richard and Debra Wicka Charitable Trust Robert & Dolores Buril Foundation Ruhland Strudel Haus Rutgers Outdoors Ryan Family Donor Advised Fund SAGE Dining Services, Inc. Saint Patrick’s Guild Saint Paul Tennis Club Saint Thomas Academy Saint Thomas Academy Class of 1979 Memorial Trust Salesforce Salon Ultimo Salut Sampair Financial Group, Inc. Sarah and David Sullivan Family Foundation Scanlan International, Inc. Schmoker Family Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Science Museum of Minnesota Scott and Tiffany Stuart Family Foundation Sephora USA, Inc. Sherwin Williams Skinner’s Pub & Eatery Slaggie Family Foundation Soapy Joe’s Southview Country Club Southview Design & Construction Springhill Suites by Marriott St. Paul JCC St. Paul Saints Professional Baseball STA Alumni Association STA Athletics and Activities Dept.

STA Fathers Club STA Mothers Club STA Swim Captains’ Dads STA Swimming & Diving Stacy Roszkowski DDS PLLC Steel Family Trust Sweatshop Health Club Sweet Martha’s Cookie Jar Tara Group, Inc. Tee It Up for the Troops Teresa’s Mexican Restaurant Texas Instruments Foundation The Andrew Lee Charitable Fund The Apple Matching Gifts Program The Brian and Kara Farley Charitable Fund The Cheesecake Factory

The Dru & Ann Drake Family Fund The Ferraro Family Charitable Fund The FOR Project The Goldammer Family Foundation Inc. The Jim and Lynn Wangen Giving Fund The Lannan Family Charitable Trust The Lemelson Foundation The Mark & Joan Frey Charitable Giving Fund The Mary Kate and Stephen Engel Family Fund The Minneapolis Foundation The Monson & Larson Group, Inc The Olive Grove The Park Tavern The Reiling Family Foundation The Riegger Charitable Fund The Robert E. and Margaret M. Keppel Family Foundation The Ruvelson Family Fund The Saint Paul Hotel The Skaja Group Corp The Steve & Char Turch Family The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust The Westin Edina Galleria Therapy of Champions TheToro Foundation Thomas & Linda Annesley Giving Fund Thomas Liquor Thomson Reuters

Three Rivers Park District Thrivent Financial Foundation TMB Properties Todds Lawn & Landscape, Inc. Trader Joe’s Trail Stop Tavern Training Haus Travelers Community Connections Twill Twin Cities in Motion Twin Cities Orthopedics, P.A. Twin City Plating U.S. Bancorp Foundation UBS Matching Gift Program Union 32 Crafthouse United Health Group United Sales, INC. United States District Court United Technologies Matching Gift & Volunteer Grant Programs United Way University of St. Thomas Urban Growler Brewing Company Urban Village Verizon Waldenland Jewelry and Gifts Walser Foundation Walsh & Gaertner, P.A. Wells Family Foundation, Inc. Wild Mountain Waterslide Woodbury Cafe Woodhouse Family Foundation Yellow Lantern, LLC Zerorez

† Deceased cadets.com

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2018-19 Annual Report

Heritage Society The Heritage Society recognizes those who have established future gifts to Saint Thomas Academy. Future gifts could include: • Charitable bequest or codicil by will or living trust • Life income gifts including a charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust • Designating the Academy a beneficiary of a life insurance policy or retirement plan.

For more information on the Heritage Society and ways to support the Academy through a future gift, please contact Michael Barcelow ’64 at (651) 683-1593 or visit our Web site at cadets.com/cadetlegacy.

Howard and Patty Abbott ’43 † Pedro Ada ’49 † Winston and Barbara Adams ’61 Margaret Allen † Richard Allen and Nancy Shelton-Allen ’60 Philip and Nancy Ayotte ’94 John and Elizabeth Baker ’33 † Patrick J. Barrett, MD † Thomas and Carole † Bastasz ’56 Carl † and Mary Catherine Baumgaertner ’42 Peter and Sally Beagan ’64 Bill Bednarczyk ’62 Norb and Marilyn † Berg Paul and Jennifer Berg ’81 John Brennon ’43 † Thomas Brix ’60 Gayle Brooks-Reynolds and Paul Windschitl Gerald Brown and Ingrid Peterson ’58 William Buethe and Sheila Cunningham Julian † and Emily Carlin ’53 Patricia Carlin † Robert Carlson † and Randy Temple James † and Linda Carthaus ’58 Steven and Catherine Chavez ’70 Samuel Ciresi † Paul and Barbara Clemens ’72 Rev. Nicholas A. Cody † Julie Cohen Clement and Molly Commers ’53 Evans and Ann † Connelly Paul and Sheila Cramer ’62 Frank and Valerie Dawson ’41 † Robert Devitt ’24 †

John Dewes and Kathleen Herschel ’54 Lee Doerr, Jr. ’72 † Don and Cathy Donahue ’60 Michael and Bobbie Dorle ’82 William and Ardy Dorsey ’49 Patrick Dougherty ’43 † Paul Dufaud ’21 † Paul F. Dwan † Thomas and Megan Eakins Stephen and Mary Kate Engel ’81 Mark and Sue Faulkner ’80 William and Laveda Faulkner Paul Felion ’50 Dennis and Bonnie Finn ’59 Terry and Kathleen † Flynn ’55 Thomas Flynn ’31 † Vincent Flynn ’84 † William Foussard ’72 John Franceschin ’45 † John and Jeanne Frankel ’43 † Anthony Fratto ’24 † David and Lael Fruen ’58 Col. and Mrs. Charles R. Fulbruge † John Gable ’47 William and Barbara Gabler ’63 Thomas and Janan Gainor ’51 William Gardner Mark Gearin ’64 J. Donald and Betty Giefer ’41 † Clara Glenn † George and Sharon Glotzbach ’49 Edward and Eileen Gordon ’53 Robert Green ’63 Frederick Gross ’33 † Lela Gross † John Hankee ’64

Names in bold signify new members to the Heritage Society.

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Joseph Hannasch † Robert and Mary Harvey ’50 William Ott ’51 † and Janice Hathaway-Ott Robert and Clyde Haugan † Thomas and Catherine Healy ’63 Celeste and James Heidelberger Ralph Hermes ’48 † Terrence Hermes ’65 Anne Hickey Everett † Andy † and Carol Hilger ’48 Pat Hinz Elaine Hood Hill Mrs. Carl W. Horsch, Sr. † William Huch ’38 † Rev. Thomas P. Hunstiger ’55 Jack and Lana Hurley ’57 Leslie Isaacson † James Johnson and Kita McVay ’58 Leigh and Judy Johnson ’60 Paul and Margaret Johnson † Frank Kearns † Msgr. George W. Keefe † Albert Kelly and Marjorie Stevens Kelly ’68 Jay † and Maureen Kelly ’48 John † and Catherine Kennebeck ’49 David Kennedy ’53 William Kennedy ’49 † Anthony Kieger ’70 Edward and Mary Ellen Kieger ’76 Edward J. Kieger, Sr. † Frank Kiesner ’62 William † and Mary Killalea ’45 John and Helen Kilty ’53 Elmer F. King † Harold and Madeleine Kinney †

Mathias Klein, Jr. ’46 and Audrey Klein-Scalbom † Walter † and Gene Koelbel ’43 Severin and Ruth Koop ’48 † Thomas and Monica Krebsbach ’69 Walter Kurtz † John † and Christina Lee ’77 Thomas and Mary Gerry Lee ’55 Robert Leonard ’43 † James Linsmayer ’27 † John Logan ’50 Christopher and Nancy † Longley ’79 J. Raymond Lynard ’24 † George † and Maryann MacDonald ’63 Patrick Mahoney ’73 Richard and Helen Mahoney ’47 Timothy † and Mary Jo Malchow ’59 Timothy † and Patti Marrinan ’63 Albert Martin ’26 † Tom Masterson Roger and Beth Maulik Thomas and Suzanne McCarter ’58 Justin and Inez Jensen McCarthy ’41 † Larry and Andrea † McGough ’47 Leo † and MaryKay McGough ’39 Thomas and Jean McGough ’52 Scott and Ann McGuire ’87 Bert † and Carolyn McKasy ’60 Patrick McNally ’45 † Donald and Diane McNearney † Louis Menk †

† Deceased cadets.com

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Lawrence H. Milliman, Jr. † Herbert and Betty Mischke ’45 † Mark and Linda Mischke ’77 James † and Marian Monnahan ’44 Keith and Jennifer Mueller ’80 James Mulally ’70 Daniel and Carol Mulheran ’67 Frank and Mary Mullaney ’39 † James and Franchelle Mullin ’52 Michael J. and Catherine Mullin ’51 Clarence Mulrooney † Emmet Murphy ’18 † John Murphy ’75 Paul Murphy ’14 † Martin and Helen Newell ’24 † Ann Newman † John Nichols ’80 William and Cindy Nichols ’77 Scott and Mary Beth Nintzel William J. Norman † Dermond Norton † Joseph Nuñez and Catherine Bendel ’77

Michael O’Connell and Susan Hayes ’59 Robert and Patricia O’Kane-Trombley John and Kitty O’Keefe ’62 Joseph and Nancy † O’Neill, Jr. ’49 Patrick and Colette O’Neill ’57 Michael and Tuny O’Rourke ’62 G. Richard and Peggy Palen ’51 Gregory and Peg Palen ’73 Arthur Palmer ’46 Thomas Pauly ’55 † Malcolm Pearson † Cyril Pesek ’20 † Robert and Terry Pleus ’53 Maj Gen (Ret) Robert A. Pollmann ’65 † Jack and Stephanie Ptacek ’64 James Riley, Jr. ’48 † J. Peter and Mary Ritten ’51 Walter and Mary Jo Roberts ’51 Emmet and Mary Fran Root ’51

Mitchell and Sandy Rosenholtz ’48 † John Ross ’41 † Daniel † and Josephine Rousseau ’42 Major General Msgr. Patrick J. Ryan † Raymond Ryan ’16 † James and Mary Schacker ’44 Frank and Janelle Schlick ’58 Clemens Schmit ’23 † Christopher and Catherine Schneeman ’74 Joseph and Nancy Schwarz ’58 Michael Seaberg ’85 James and Lucia Seidel ’50 William R. Selb † Cyril Sheehan ’25 † Cyril Sheehy ’37 † William Sherman ’36 † Marie O’Brien Slawik † Thomas Stenger ’45 † William Stenger ’53

William G. † and Anne Stocks Benjamin Storey ’59 William and Jeannette Strub ’51 John † and Margaret Sudor Michael and Marilyn Sullivan William and Kristi Sullivan ’69 Edward Towey ’36 † Vincent and Joanna Troy ’64 David Walczak ’82 Rev. Austin T. Ward † Nestor Weigand, Jr. ’56 Jerome and Mary Weigenant ’45 Jodie Whaley Rev. Leo White † Peter Wilhoit ’85 † Norbert and Deborah Winter ’87 Terrence and Susan Wolkerstorfer ’60 Honorable D. D. Wozniak † Michael and Judy Wright ’56 Wayne Zetzman ’57 George † and Sue Zirnhelt

† Deceased

Names in bold signify new members to the Heritage Society.

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ALUMNI NEWS

West St. Paul Native Leaves Marines to Serve the Poor in the Philippines REPRINTED WITH PERMISSION FROM THE CATHOLIC SPIRIT, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019

W

hen Jeremiah Kraker was in the Marine Corps, he liked being pushed to his limit, even through sleep deprivation, cold and living in the mud.

But two years ago while he was serving in Force Reconnaissance, a special operationscapable force, the West St. Paul native heard an equally radical call from God: to give his life in service to the poor.

Kraker, 24, responded by ending his fouryear military career last year and moving to the Philippines, where he ministers to youth, prostitutes and the poor.

“It doesn’t surprise me when Jeremiah Kraker does something,” said Gene Messing, a leader of Kraker’s high school youth group in the Community of Christ the Redeemer, a West St. Paul-based Catholic charismatic covenant community.

“He didn’t just join the military, he joined the Marines,” said Messing, who attends St. Charles Borromeo. “He didn’t just join the Marines, he went into special operations. He didn’t do one training, he did a lot of training.”

With his all-in determination, Kraker has intercepted passes for the St. Thomas Academy football team, led SWAT-like training for foreign military units and now prays and serves in Asia. After traveling the world and finding renewal in God, his next move might be the priesthood.

The second of four children, Kraker attended the parish and school of St. Michael in West St. Paul and graduated from St. Thomas Academy in Mendota Heights in 2013.

Though involved in the youth group, Kraker said he was apathetic about his faith in high school. But he was excited about joining the Marine Corps.

“I really just wanted to fight against evil,” he said. “I wanted to protect the world against those people who are trying to harm others.”

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skills by testing physical and mental stamina.

Through training, Kraker formed his will and ability to handle adversity.

Kraker and his team members trained other soldiers and military units in other countries to fight drug cartels and terrorism, but he never lost his desire to serve in a combat zone. As a result, he considered switching to the Army, but decided against that change.

Kraker was restless — a sign God was working in him, he now believes.

At the same time, friends in the military challenged him about his faith, motivating him to do research and decide what he believed.

But even as Kraker learned more about Catholicism, he was frustrated that his abilities weren’t enough to help friends he was working with who were struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts.

“I was very knowledgeable about my faith, but I had absolutely no relationship with Jesus,” he said. “I knew I should. I did stuff that was dangerous like jumping out of planes and I would pray once in a while. I went to Mass every Sunday.”

While serving in the Marine Corps in Japan, Kraker decided to volunteer during his 2017 Christmas break. His sister connected him with a religious community in Cebu City, Philippines. As he prayed and served street children through the Community of St. John, he encountered God and the poor.

“For me to really give myself to the Lord, (he) had to humble me,” Kraker said, including his struggles to help his friends. “I had to see how unbelievably weak and sinful I am for me to turn to God in my weakness and in my sense of hopelessness and brokenness.”

Kraker’s experience convinced him to finish his military service and move into a household of men with the Community of St. John in the Philippines in 2018. His training helped him adapt to the country’s heat and humidity.

“I want to serve God and I want to serve these people who have nothing because God blessed me in so many ways,” he said.

Jeremiah Kraker ’13

Kraker now helps with retreats and other programs in the Philippines as part of Pure Heart, a ministry rooted in the Corazon Puro program founded in New York City by the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal. The ministry forms youth and young adults in Church teaching on love and sexuality.

A former linebacker with a booming voice, he sometimes intimidates the much shorter youth, but they quickly warm up to him, Kraker said.

One night a week Kraker joins another religious community, Servants of the Plan of God of Lima, Peru, to minister to local prostitutes.

“God has placed in my heart a special place for these women,” he said. “If I can give them hope, if I can give them just a little joy for a day, for me that’s enough.”

As Kraker considers a priestly or religious vocation, he hopes to continue serving the poor.

Kraker loves the poor, Filipinos and what’s radical, said Father Andrew Brinkman, pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe in St. Paul, where Kraker attends Mass when he is in town, as he was in July, visiting family.

“He’s ready to do something bold,” said Father Brinkman, noting Kraker’s joy, gentleness and care for his family.

Kraker’s military career was bold but he’s not sure if it was God’s will. He does believe the Lord used his experiences to help him grow.

There may be more extreme assignments, but for now Kraker finds joy in faith and the poor.

God’s “love and mercy are so incomprehensible,” he said, “that through any personal or cultural struggle or sin, we can hope in the fact that Jesus has won already.” cadets.com

ALUMNI NEWS

Alumni Reunion Weekend 2019 A special thank you to all our Academy alumni that came home for Alumni Reunion Weekend 2019! The brotherhood never graduates, and it was our great pleasure to host all of our guests here on campus. From our full day of events celebrating the great class of 1969, to our annual hospitality room hosted by the Alumni Association, there was no shortage of fun!

CLASS OF

1969

The class of 1969 returned to campus in full force for their 50-year class reunion! The highlight of the week was having them back on campus for a full day on Thursday for formation, presentations by current school leaders, and tours of campus!

(P.S. Can you spy Gerry Brown ’58?)

Former Headmaster TOM MICH was on campus to welcome back the class of 1969 and celebrate our Senior Alumni Dinner.

2019 HALL OF FAME

On Friday of reunion weekend, we had our annual Athletic Hall of Fame Induction ceremony. This year’s ceremony saw the induction of five stellar additions.

Pictured from left to right Mikael Dahlstrom ’01, Jim Boland ’76, Peter Assad ’75, Greg Vannelli ’72, and Jim Baird ’74.

HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME The Cadet football team took care of business during the homecoming football game, and took down the Hastings Raiders 35-21!

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN HELPING PLAN OUR 2020 ACADEMY ALUMNI REUNION? Reach out to director of alumni relations Luke Marks ’11 at lmarks@cadets.com!

PHOTO CREDIT LIAM BRENNAN ’21 cadets.com

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Class Notes 1950s

As a pioneer in women’s tennis, the late ROBERT LANGRAN ’52 left an incredible legacy at Villanova University. Read about his impact through this recent article, “Villanova Athletics Mourns Passing of Dr. Robert Langran”.

1960s JOHN MCDOWELL ’60 was inducted into the Saint John’s University Hall of Honor. John was a standout football player for the Johnnies in the early 60’s.

1970s

TOM CROSS ’75 and JIM CROSS ’79 met up with their former football coach GERRY BROWN ’58.

1980s The amazing legacy of MIKE WRIGHT ’82 (deceased) was featured in the Star Tribune obituary. Mike had a profound impact on the fight against kidney cancer. “Michael Wright, food entrepreneur who backed kidney cancer research, dies at 55”.

Congratulations to TOM LEE ’85 on hitting a Hole-In-One at Town and Country! Tom made the perfect shot on August 3, 2019 on hole eighteen.

CAPT CHRISTOPHER REDDIN PHD NC USN (retired) ’86 recently launched the “Holiday” sloop after the boat had been out of the water for nearly 40 years. Chris recently accepted a position with a local Behavioral Health practice in Chicago and lives in Arlington Heights, IL with his wonderful wife Mary, and his amazing daughters Madeline age 14 and Deijah age 9. He enjoys spending time with his family, sailing, boat restoration and woodworking.

KEVIN LOVEGREEN ’87 recently finished his newest book, The Snake River Challenge. This is Kevin’s 11th book in the Lucky Luke’s Hunting Adventures series for kids.

honor bestowed by the United States Government to outstanding scientists and engineers who are beginning their independent research careers and who show exceptional promise for leadership in science and technology.

2010s SEAN MULLEN ’87 was recently promoted from Trainmaster to the position of Assistant Terminal Superintendent for the Canadian Pacific Railway in the St. Paul Terminal. He has been railroading for 27 years and has been a locomotive engineer almost everywhere in the United States.

1990s DANIEL KURTZ ’96 has been operating his custom woodworking business, ARK Custom Woodworking, out of St. Paul, MN since 2018.

JONATHAN HELWIG ’99 recently became a RN at the Mayo Clinic and is currently working on the neuroscience floor. Jonathan and his wife Katie also have three kids that keep them plenty busy.

Alumni Association Board Member KURT ALTRICHTER ’10 shot a hole in one at Town & Country this past summer. Kurt completed the shot on hole 2.

PEYTON RECHTZIGEL ’11 married Brittney Hagstrom on Friday, June 21, 2019 at The Little Log House Pioneer Village in Hastings, MN.

2000s JEFF SNYDER ’01 recently received the Presidential Early Career Award for Science by the United States government. The description for the award is as follows: The PECASE is the highest

ANDREW NGUYEN ’11 recently started Dental School at the University of Minnesota.

1950s

Members from the CLASS OF 1951 met for lunch at Town and Country.

Classmate Mike Mullin was back in town from Ft. Meyers, and classmate Emmet Root was in town from Omaha, Nebraska! Pictured from left to right STEVE DOLAN, DICK PALEN, JIM WILSON, RON SMITH, MIKE MULLEN, PETER RITTEN, EMMET ROOT, MIKE SHEAHAN, TOM GAINOR, and BILL STRUB. 54 | SABER Fall / Annual Report 2019

Members of the CLASS OF 1953 got together for their monthly luncheon at Bennett's Chop & Railhouse in St. Paul. New hockey coach Trent Eigner joined the group and was able to meet five former cadet hockey players. cadets.com

Class Notes

SEAN BYRNE ’12 is in his final year at the College of Pharmacy at the University of Minnesota. Sean will graduate in May 2020.

Following graduation from the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management with a major in Entrepreneurial management, MAXIM ABRAMOWICZ ’14 founded a private company, Maxim Professional Management.

JOE WEICHERT ’13 was recently named the head coach of the Maple Grove High School boys lacrosse team.

A AIDAN GAERTNER ’15 —son of BOB GAERTNER ’79 — was named one of the three captains of the football team at Colgate University for the 2019 season.

PATRICK REAGAN ’13 and CONOR MURPHY ’13 and their team at SSQTCH media were nominated for an Emmy. Produced, directed and edited by SSQTCH (under the supervision of State of Hockey and Public Works Agency), Dream. State. Season III was nominated for a Midwest Emmy for the Sport–Program Series.

MICHAEL BERG ’13 started at Mitchell Hamline School of Law. GUNNAR REGAN ’13 recently competed in the France Cross-fit Throwdown in Montigny le Bretonneux. Gunnar finished 35th out of the top 500 Cross-fit athletes from around the world.

MICHAEL PETERS ’15 graduated from Johns Hopkins University with Honors and Distinctions in Neuroscience in May, 2019. While a student at the university, Michael did research on brain tumors, and had his research, titled “New Life for Old Drugs”, published by Johns Hopkins magazine.

1980s

Coach GERRY BROWN ’58 met up with some former players at the Inaugural Cadet Smoker!

From left to right RICH HANOUSEK ’87, BRIAN FARLEY ’87, JARROD LYNCH ’87, PHIL RITTEN ’87, and NORB WINTER ’87. cadets.com

JOHN COLLERAN ’16 was profiled by the Saint John’s University Community Newsroom in the piece “Childhood cancer patient Colleran giving back to medicine”. The story outlines both John’s own battle with cancer, and his motivation to get involved in the medical field.

Ole Miss starting punter and former Cadet Football standout MAC BROWN ’16 was awarded a full scholarship by the Running Rebels football team. This proved a great move for the Rebels as Mac was recently added to the Ray Guy Award watch list, an award that goes to the nation’s top punter!

If that isn’t enough, Mac was also nominated to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team.

2000s CHRISTOPHER PARK ’02 and his wife Kia Heise have produced their first children’s book LITTLE SOCK (Sleeping Bear Press). It is currently available at local bookstores as well as through Amazon.com. Kia, a sociology professor and Chris, a professional illustrator wrote the book together and Chris created all of the illustrations. Chris has been creating art since his days as a student at Vis and STA. He is also a graduate of Ringling College of Art and Design ‘06.

JOSEPH WHEELER ’16 was featured by the Creighton University Admissions team in a post that read “For Joseph Wheeler, opportunity has abounded.

By the end of his junior year, he had three internships under his belt: an information systems internship with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska, a business outreach internship with the Heider College of Business, and a legal and compliance internship with Atomic Data in Minneapolis. This summer, he is working his fourth internship as an IT intern at 3M, also in Minneapolis.”

DePaul men’s soccer defender EDDIE PERRY ’17 has been selected to the U.S. Deaf Men’s National Team!

It has been a good spring and summer for AXEL RAARUP ’18.

This past spring Axel made the Dean’s list at Notre Dame with a 3.95 GPA, and this fall he suited up for his first game with the Fighting Irish football team.

2010s

NICK WALDVOGEL ’13 and SAM RUDISILL ’14 recently took the Hippocratic oath for the first time as they begin their medical school journey at Rush Medical College at Rush University in Chicago, IL. SABER Fall / Annual Report 2019 | 55

Class Notes

In Memoriam Please remember in your prayers these classmates and friends of the Academy who recently passed away or of whose death we were recently notified.

We have made every effort to present an accurate list.

George Mairs ’19 June 2019

Bill Dunn ’48 July 2019

Phil Markert ’54 August 2019

Mike Wright ’82 August 2019

Joe Hamel ’39 September 2019

Ralph Hermes ’48 July 2019

Thomas Savoie ’55 June 2019

Matt Ettl ’83 June 2019

Virgil Mylan ’40 June 2019

Bill Lynch ’48 May 2019

Maurice Neault ’58 March 2019

Bryan Seitz ’88 June 2019

Justin McCarthy ’41 September 2019

Don Stewart ’48 February 2010

Charles Altstatt ’60 July 2019

Daniel Estlick ’96 May 2019

Bill Battis ’42 March 2017

Russ Jensen ’49 September 2019

Patrick Buth ’60 August 2019

Jared Krier ’98 June 2019

Carl Baumgaertner ’42 August 2019

Jack Kloster ’49 September 2018

Sidney Butler ’62 June 2019

John McGuire ’42 January 2019

Thomas Wright ’50 June 2019

Scott S. McDonald ’63 April 2018

Ted Ruehl ’43 January 2018

Jack Abbott ’51 May 2019

Bill Norris ’63 August 2019

Robert Steiner ’43 August 2019

Roger Swenson ’51 May 2019

Jerry Sturdivant ’63 June 2019

Richard Westman ’43 September 2019

Ken Fischman ’52 May 2019

Richard Bassett ’66 May 2019

David Huch ’44 August 2019

Bob Langran ’52 August 2019

Mike Hayes ’69 March 2019

Dick Hamilton ’45 December 2010

Dave McGill ’52 September 2019

John Krezowski ’69 August 2019

Jerry Huch ’45 April 2018

Gordon Olson ’53 June 2019

Alan Swanstrom ’69 November 2018

Father Jerome Coller O.S.B. ’46 June 2019

Peter Athol Achkoff ’54 June 2009

Richard Tenner Murphy ’70 July 2019

Bud Graves ’47 May 2019

Richard Dillery ’54 July 1993

Lee Doerr ’72 August 2019

JOAN BROZAK FARLEY

Board of Trustees 1985-1990 August 2019 MOST REVERAND HARRY J. FLYNN, DD

Former Chairman of the Board Former Archbishop of Minnesota September 2019 ROBERT P. CARLSON

Former Faculty Member February 2019

Saint Thomas Academy has launched Cadet Community, a new online community and resource exclusive to the STA community. It’s now easier than ever to stay connected to Saint Thomas Academy.

JOIN THE COMMUNITY TODAY TO: n Elevate your career with mentorship opportunities and an alumni job board. n E xpand your Cadet network through an alumni directory and alumni groups. n A mplify your STA experience with school news and events. n S hare your journey on the network and group feeds. n G ive back to your Cadet community by mentoring and sharing job opportunities.

Create your account today at cadetcommunity.com.

Download the Graduway app to be a part of the Cadet Community from your mobile device. Available in the Apple App Store and Google Play.

If you have any questions, please reach out to jbarnes@cadets.com.

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Calendar of Events NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

JANUARY

1 All Saints Day Mass 6-7 Parent/Teacher Conferences 8 No School 8-10 VISTA Productions Fall Show 11 Veterans’ Day Program 12 Tuesday Tour with Admissions 13 STA Give Day 15 Father/Son Mass & Fellowship 15-17 VISTA Productions Fall Show 20 Mother/Son Mass & Fellowship 26 Thanksgiving Prayer Service 27 Cadet Promotions Ceremony &

3

VISTA Band Concert

1-5

No School; Christmas Break

4

Late Start

10

Father/Son Mass & Fellowship

6

Father/Son Mass & Fellowship

10-11

VISTA Variety Show

8

Mother/Son Mass & Brunch

12

Winter Admissions Showcase

10

Tuesday Tour with Admissions

15

Mother/Son Mass & Fellowship

13

VISTA Christmas Concert

17

No School

18

Mother/Son Mass & Fellowship

19

No School — MLK Day

Reception @ 2:15 p.m.

28-29 No School

17-20 Semester Exams

28 St. Thomas Aquinas Mass and Reception at 9 AM

23-31 No School; Christmas Break INTERESTED IN ATTENDING CHAPEL WITH YOUR SON? MASS M/W/F — 7:15 AM T/TH — 12:05 PM

CONFESSION M/W/F — 12:05 PM

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Congratulations to the 2019 Cadet Baseball Team for winning their first ever MSHSL State Championship! The third-seeded Cadets claimed the state championship with a 1-0 victory following a nearly three-hour delay to start the game because of afternoon rain. The wait didn't matter for either pitcher, as Saint Thomas Academy’s Duke Coburn pitched a six-hit shutout with nine strikeouts.