ADVISORY BOARD

Our Advisory Board of Education functions as counsel for Fr. Mike Lydon
and Dr. Bridget Timoney. They advise the Administration on matters of
Catholic identity, vision, fundraising, capital campaign, enrollment and
other policy matters.

THANK YOU TO OUR TEAMS

Leadership Team ADVISORY BOARD OF

EDUCATION
FAITH FORMATION TEAM
Christine (Nauert) Bahr 76
Gerald Bernds Mike Bahr
FR. MICHAEL LYDON Janice Book 88 Paddy Callahan
Mike Bytnar 64 Larry Driscoll
President
Michael DiRaimondo 75 Jennifer (Ballowe) Duncan 88
Tom Hunt 73 Sandy (Meyer) Leibrecht 69
DR. BRIDGET TIMONEY Kevin Kloepple 79 Fr. Michael Lydon
Principal Fr. Michael Lydon Donna Puetz
Dennis Reagan 70 Msgr. Mike Turek
MR. RYAN SYKORA 00 Bridget Timoney Becky Warren 13
Athletic Director
FINANCE TEAM DONOR DEVELOPMENT TEAM
MR. KEVIN REGAN Janice Book 88 Adrienne (Ricketts) Atzemis 92
Dean of Students Michael DiRaimondo 75 Gerald Bernds
Fr. Michael Lydon Angela Calloni 98
MR. BRIAN SIMMONS 85 Joan Provaznik Brad DePreist 74
Assistant Dean of Students Tom Hunt 73
FACILITIES TEAM Tom Jokerst
Mike Bytnar 64 Kevin Kloepple 79
Timothy Dorsey 71 Fr. Michael Lydon
MS. DANIELLE PIPITONE
Terry Hartz Joyce Mard
Director of Marketing Dennis Reagan 70
Doug Haynie 76
Editor Jacque Rocchio
Anthony Langhammer 69
Graphic Design Daniel Wienstroer
Fr. Michael Lydon
Photography Thomas Richter Ruth (Witte) Wilms 62

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 Congratulat
ishop DuBourg High School proudly recognizes our graduating class of 2015!
B These students have accomplished many great things. These graduates have a
bright future and will proudly represent the DB community as they embark on the next
chapter of their lives. This talented group of young men and women joins an alumni
base of over 20,000 strong. Congratulations and thank you for your contributions of
time, talent and treasure to the DB community over the past four years.

Jasmine H. Aguilar Dania Jessica Benitez Madeline Anne Broekelmann

COLLEGE ATTENDING
Meramec Community College,
University of Indiana
AREA OF STUDY
Pediatrics
Chelsey Rene Barton Brittany Elizabeth Benns
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Missouri State University
AREA OF STUDY
Physical Therapy
Alison Anne Batty
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Meramec Community College,
Western Kentucky University
AREA OF STUDY
Child Psychology
COLLEGE ATTENDING AWARDS
Meramec Community College, Summa cum laude honors;
University Missouri, St. Louis member of the Academy of
AREA OF STUDY Advanced Studies; member of the
Criminology National Honor Society; member
of the National Art Honor Society;
Student Council Leadership
Award; Yearbook award
COLLEGE ATTENDING
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Missouri S&T
Fontbonne University
AREA OF STUDY
SCHOLARSHIPS
Chemistry
Catholic High School Recognition
Award, Deans Competitive
William J. Bick Jr. Scholarship, Freshman Residence
COLLEGE ATTENDING Hall Award, Missouri Fastpitch
Meramec Community College, Coaches Association - Academic
Missouri S&T All-State Award, The Urban League
AREA OF STUDY of Metropolitan St. Louis, Inc.
Computer Science AREA OF STUDY
Speech Pathology

FAITH IN CHRIST...SERVICE TO OTHERS

tions 2015
class of
Meca Brown-Sanders Shannon Marie Cahill
AWARDS AWARDS
English Dept. Writing Award Cum laude honors; member
COLLEGE ATTENDING of the National Honor Society;
Blackburn College Legacy Award; Campus Ministry
Award
SCHOLARSHIPS
Blackburn Award, COLLEGE ATTENDING
Out of State Scholarship Missouri State University
AREA OF STUDY AREA OF STUDY
Journalism Nursing
Olivia Ann Brym Kayla S. Caradonna
AWARDS AWARDS
Cum laude honors; Legacy Award
Vice President of the National COLLEGE ATTENDING
Honor Society University of Central Missouri
COLLEGE ATTENDING AREA OF STUDY
Fontbonne University Nursing
SCHOLARSHIPS
Catholic High School Recognition Tyler R. Carmack
Award, Fontbonne Freshman AWARDS
Award, Founders Scholarship Eagle Scout Award
AREA OF STUDY COLLEGE ATTENDING
Speech Pathology Xavier University
SCHOLARSHIPS
Emma L. Butcher Jesuit Deans Award,
ENTERING THE WORKFORCE Muskie Award
Plans to become a writer AREA OF STUDY
Psychology
Emma N. Butler
AWARDS Emma A. Casanova
Presidential Award for AWARDS
Educational Excellence; member Presidential Award for
of the Academy of Advanced Educational Excellence; summa
Studies; Legacy Award cum laude honors; member of
COLLEGE ATTENDING the National Honor Society;
Southern Illinois University Spanish Dept. Award
Edwardsville COLLEGE ATTENDING
AREA OF STUDY Saint Louis University
Nursing SCHOLARSHIPS
Deans Scholarship
AREA OF STUDY
Undecided
Devin Alexander Cox
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Southeast Missouri State University
AREA OF STUDY
Undecided
Anthony Xavier Domijan
AWARDS
Cum laude honors; member
of the National Honor Society;
Eagle Scout Award and
11 Palms Awards
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Meramec Community College,
Missouri S&T
AREA OF STUDY
Mechanical engineering
Samuel Joseph Duncan
AWARDS
Legacy Award
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Missouri State University
AREA OF STUDY
Undecided
Madison Rose Dwyer
AWARDS
Legacy Award
COLLEGE ATTENDING
University of Missouri, Columbia
AREA OF STUDY
Law
Elizabeth H. Economon
AWARDS
Magna cum laude honors;
Historian of the National Honor
Society; DBC Live Leadership Award
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Missouri State University
AREA OF STUDY
Communications
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 Alec R. Edgecombe Zoe E. Fletcher Stafford D. Green
COLLEGE ATTENDING AWARDS
Meramec Community College, 4-year Perfect Attendance Award
St. Louis College of Pharmacy COLLEGE ATTENDING
AREA OF STUDY Meramec Community College,
Pharmacy University of Missouri St Louis
AREA OF STUDY
Michael R. Ehnes Special Education or Criminal Law
COLLEGE ATTENDING
University of Missouri, Columbia Caroline Christine Frank COLLEGE ATTENDING
AREA OF STUDY AWARDS Missouri Baptist University
Computer Science Summa cum laude honors Will play football and run track
COLLEGE ATTENDING AREA OF STUDY
Richard W. Faulkner Meramec Community College Personal Training
AWARDS AREA OF STUDY
Member of the Academy of Mass Media and Social Science R. Wolfgang Gremmelsbacher
Advanced Studies AWARDS
COLLEGE ATTENDING Abigail R. Franke Legacy Award
Webster University AWARDS COLLEGE ATTENDING
SCHOLARSHIPS Legacy Award Forest Park Community College
Academic Scholarship COLLEGE ATTENDING AREA OF STUDY
AREA OF STUDY University of Missouri, St Louis Business
Video Production AREA OF STUDY
Literature and Art Anthony M. Gutierrez
Sean T. Fitzgerald COLLEGE ATTENDING
AWARDS Mary Rose Gibbons Southeast Missouri State University
Presidential Award for AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS
Educational Excellence; summa Member of the National Educational Program Merit
cum laude honors; member of the Honor Society Award; Residence Life Leadership
National Honor Society; Legacy Award; University Scholarship
Award COLLEGE ATTENDING
University of Missouri, St Louis AREA OF STUDY
COLLEGE ATTENDING Social Work
Southern Illinois University AREA OF STUDY
Edwardsville Plant Science and Animal
Behavior Liam E. Hartigan
AREA OF STUDY
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Engineering
Missouri S&T
AREA OF STUDY
Computer Engineering
FAITH IN CHRIST...SERVICE TO OTHERS
Jacob Thomas Hastey Samuel Jacob Herman Kayser Christin M. Krentz
COLLEGE ATTENDING AWARDS
Meramec Community College, Cum laude honors; member of
Maryville University the National Honor Society
AREA OF STUDY COLLEGE ATTENDING
Undecided University of Missouri St Louis
SCHOLARSHIPS
Keith C. Haynie UMSL Award
AWARDS AREA OF STUDY
Legacy Award Teaching children with
COLLEGE ATTENDING multiple disabilities
Forest Park Community College
AREA OF STUDY AWARDS Caitlyn Janay Lee
Culinary or Personal Training Bishop DuBourg Award; magna AWARDS
cum laude honors; member of Legacy Award;
Montgomery Drake the National Honor Society; John Philip Sousa Award
Physical Education Dept. Award;
Henry-Holmes Religion Dept. Award; Eagle
COLLEGE ATTENDING
AWARDS Maryville University
Scout Award
Legacy Award SCHOLARSHIPS
COLLEGE ATTENDING
COLLEGE ATTENDING Maryville Award;
University of Missouri St Louis
Meramec Community College, Multicultural Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIPS
Webster University AREA OF STUDY
Advanced Credit ProgramUMSL
AREA OF STUDY Music Therapy
Bound Scholarship; St. Louis
Teaching Creative Writing Firefighters, Paramedics, EMTs
& Dispatchers Auxiliary Local Daisha L. Lee
Ethan M. Hobbs 73 Father Jerry Jakle Honorary COLLEGE ATTENDING
AWARDS Scholarship Tennessee State University
Summa cum laude honors; AREA OF STUDY AREA OF STUDY
member of the Academy of Accounting Nursing
Advanced Studies; member of the
National Honor Society; Music Brendyn D. Kinman Nicholas Santen LeGrand
Dept Award AWARDS
COLLEGE ATTENDING
COLLEGE ATTENDING Meramec Community College Magna cum laude honors;
Southeast Missouri State University member of the National Honor
AREA OF STUDY
SCHOLARSHIPS Undecided Society; Legacy Award; Business
Residence Life Leadership Award; Dept Award; Optimist Club
University Scholarship; University Award; Eagle Scout Award
William K. Klug
Scholarship COLLEGE ATTENDING
COLLEGE ATTENDING
AREA OF STUDY Saint Louis University
University of South Florida
Marine Biology SCHOLARSHIPS
AREA OF STUDY
SLU Ignatian Tuition Scholarship;
Acoustics and Radiology
Emily C. Jasper Engineering
Tuition Assistance Award
AWARDS AREA OF STUDY
Member of the National Art Business
Nicholas Andrew Kosta
Honor Society
COLLEGE ATTENDING
COLLEGE ATTENDING Hannah M. Lemmon
Meramec Community College,
Meramec Community College, Southern Illinois University COLLEGE ATTENDING
Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville Paul Mitchell
Edwardsville Cosmetology School
AREA OF STUDY
AREA OF STUDY Undecided AREA OF STUDY
Nursing Cosmetology

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 Jessica L. Lohman
AWARDS
Salutatorian for the class of
2015; Bishop DuBourg Award;
summa cum laude honors;
member of the Academy of
Advanced Studies; member of
the National Honor Society;
French Dept Award; Science Dept
Award
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville
SCHOLARSHIPS
Cougar Pride Scholarship
AREA OF STUDY
Nursing and French
James Douglas Mason
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Meramec Community College
AREA OF STUDY
Undecided
Mary J. Mazzuca
AWARDS
Legacy Award; Family &
Consumer Science Dept Award
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Meramec Community College,
Saint Louis University
AREA OF STUDY
X-ray technology
FAITH IN CHRIST...SERVICE TO OTHERS
Ryan L. McCafferty Anna Marie Miller
AWARDS AWARDS
Presidential Award for Cum laude honors; Legacy Award
Educational Excellence; magna COLLEGE ATTENDING
cum laude honors; member of Southeast Missouri State University
the National Honor Society;
Legacy Award SCHOLARSHIPS
Residence Life Leadership Award
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Saint Louis University AREA OF STUDY
Speech Pathology
SCHOLARSHIPS
Deans Scholarship;
Jacob W. Moore
Enhanced Merit Scholarship;
Tuition Assistance Award COLLEGE ATTENDING
Ranken Technical School
AREA OF STUDY
Health Sciences AREA OF STUDY
Mechanics
Steven D. McClenahan
Elizabeth M. Mori
AWARDS
Legacy Award COLLEGE ATTENDING
Meramec Community College,
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Washington University, St. Louis
Southeast Missouri State University
AREA OF STUDY
SCHOLARSHIPS
Engineering
Residence Life Leadership Award
AREA OF STUDY Patrick Mufid Moylan
Business
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Missouri State University
Jerece Darielle McCloud
AREA OF STUDY
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Mass Communications
University of Central Missouri
AREA OF STUDY Thomas M. Nave
Political Science
COLLEGE ATTENDING
University of Minnesota
Johnelle A. Macean McGee Twin Cities
COLLEGE ATTENDING
AREA OF STUDY
Maryville University
Architecture
SCHOLARSHIPS
Maryville Award Sarah Elizabeth Newman
AREA OF STUDY COLLEGE ATTENDING
Forensic Science Southeast Missouri State University
SCHOLARSHIPS
Taylor Ray McKay Residence Life Leadership Award
COLLEGE ATTENDING
AREA OF STUDY
Meramec Community College,
Undecided
University of Missouri, St Louis
AREA OF STUDY
Psychology
Rosina V. Meyer
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Meramec Community College
AREA OF STUDY
Undecided
Craig S. Niethe Abigail L. Pastorello Brendan Michael Rakers
AWARDS AWARDS COLLEGE ATTENDING
Presidential Award for Educational President of the National Art Meramec Community College
Excellence; member of the Honor Society; Legacy Award AREA OF STUDY
Academy of Advanced Studies; COLLEGE ATTENDING Wildlife Conservation
member of the National Honor Meramec Community College,
Society; Legacy Award; Eagle Rockhurst University Samuel Robert Reed
Scout Award
AREA OF STUDY COLLEGE ATTENDING
COLLEGE ATTENDING Art and Psychology Therapy Southeast Missouri State University
Fontbonne University
Will run Track AREA OF STUDY
Nathaniel F. Pence Business
SCHOLARSHIPS
Catholic High School Recognition
Award; Deans Competitive Javier Rohrer
Scholarship; IAABO/IAFO AWARDS
Academic Scholarship; Arsenal Presidential Award for Educational
Credit Union; Advantage Point Excellence; summa cum laude
Teen Club Scholarship honors; member of the Academy
AREA OF STUDY of Advanced Studies; member
Psychology of the National Honor Society;
Technology Award
Kaitlyn M. Novotny COLLEGE ATTENDING
AWARDS Saint Louis University
AWARDS
Legacy Award Cum laude honors; secretary of the SCHOLARSHIPS
National Honor Society; Vice Presidents Scholarship
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Louis Armstrong Award Bright Flight
University of Central Missouri
COLLEGE ATTENDING AREA OF STUDY
AREA OF STUDY
The Conservatory at University Biology
Radiologic Technology
of Missouri Kansas City
SCHOLARSHIPS Nina Raquel Rudin
Scarlett A. OShaughnessy
Merit Based Scholarship AWARDS
AWARDS
AREA OF STUDY Cum laude honors; member of
Legacy Award; Optimist Club Award
Jazz Performance the Academy of Advanced Studies;
COLLEGE ATTENDING member of the National
Meramec Community College, Honor Society
University of Missouri St Louis
Jacob A. Petersen
COLLEGE ATTENDING COLLEGE ATTENDING
AREA OF STUDY Lindenwood University-Belleville
Meramec Community College
Social Work and Theatre Swimming
University of Missouri, Columbia
AREA OF STUDY SCHOLARSHIPS
Alexis Marie Oakes Academic Award;
Theatre
AWARDS Work and Learn Award
Summa cum laude honors; AREA OF STUDY
member of the National
Michaela M. Popham
Biology
Honor Society AWARDS
Art Dept Award
COLLEGE ATTENDING Jodi Elizabeth Russo
Saint Louis University COLLEGE ATTENDING
Academy of Art University AWARDS
SCHOLARSHIPS Cum laude honors; member of the
Billiken Catholic Award; AREA OF STUDY National Honor Society; Legacy
Jesuit Community Scholarship Graphic Design Award; Campus Ministry Award
AREA OF STUDY COLLEGE ATTENDING
Business Joshua Michael Portell Missouri State University
COLLEGE ATTENDING
AREA OF STUDY
Daysha D. Parks Meramec Community College,
Psychology
Southeast Missouri State University
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Harris Stowe State University AREA OF STUDY
Undecided
AREA OF STUDY
Nursing
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 Erin Margaret Schisler Lauren H. Thierry Erica F. Tockstein
AWARDS AWARDS
Archbishop May Service Award; Magna cum laude honors; member of the
Presidential Award for Educational National Honor Society; Legacy Award
Excellence; summa cum laude honors; COLLEGE ATTENDING
member of the Academy of Advanced Fontbonne University
Studies; President of the National Honor
Society; Pro Life Club Award SCHOLARSHIPS
Catholic High School Recognition Award;
COLLEGE ATTENDING Founders Scholarship;
Truman State University Freshman Residence Hall Award
SCHOLARSHIPS AREA OF STUDY
Combined Ability Scholarship; Social Work and Theology
Presidents Leadership Scholarship
AREA OF STUDY Daniel J. Tracy III
Nursing and Pre-Med
COLLEGE ATTENDING
AWARDS Meramec Community College,
Sherrod Smith Valedictorian for the class of 2015; University of Missouri St Louis
COLLEGE ATTENDING Presidential Award for Educational
Excellence; summa cum laude honors; AREA OF STUDY
Army National Guard, Teaching History
Kansas State University member of the Academy of Advanced
Studies; Treasurer of the National Honor
AREA OF STUDY Society; Legacy Award; English Dept Amy N. Tran
Landscape Architecture Award; Math Dept Award; Scholar Athlete AWARDS
Award; Pro Life Club Award Cum laude honors; member of
Savannah C. Sparrow COLLEGE ATTENDING the National Honor Society;
COLLEGE ATTENDING Truman State University COLLEGE ATTENDING
Lewis and Clark Community College Missouri State University
SCHOLARSHIPS
Will play Soccer
Combined Ability Scholarship; AREA OF STUDY
AREA OF STUDY Presidents Honorary Scholarship; Physical Therapy and Business
Undecided Presidents Leadership Scholarship
AREA OF STUDY Jessica Ann Trankle
David T. Stombaugh Criminal Justice and Psychology COLLEGE ATTENDING
AWARDS Meramec Community College
Presidential Award for Educational Caylin M. Thompson AREA OF STUDY
Excellence; cum laude honors
AWARDS Undecided
COLLEGE ATTENDING Legacy Award
Meramec Community College,
COLLEGE ATTENDING Kathleen C. Trueman
University of Missouri, St Louis
Fontbonne University AWARDS
AREA OF STUDY
AREA OF STUDY Cum laude honors; member of
Nursing
Film-making and Videography the National Honor Society;

Anna Maria Strzembosz COLLEGE ATTENDING

Cathy K. Thu Truman State University
COLLEGE ATTENDING Will play Soccer
ENTERING THE WORKFORCE
Rockhurst University
Traveling to China to teach English SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS Athletic Award - Womens Soccer;
AREA OF STUDY
Community Scholarship; Combined Ability Scholarship;
Plans to attend Culinary School
Loyola Scholarship Presidents Leadership Scholarship
AREA OF STUDY AREA OF STUDY
Psychology Special Education

THE 2015 SENIOR CLASS WAS AWARDED OVER $3MILLION IN SCHOLARSHIPS!

Vincent P. Tucci Vincent John Wienhoff Jordan T. Wolk
AWARDS AWARDS
4-year Perfect Attendance Award Theatre Dept. Award
COLLEGE ATTENDING COLLEGE ATTENDING
Meramec Community College, Southeast Missouri State University
Missouri S&T SCHOLARSHIPS
AREA OF STUDY Residence Life Leadership Award
Engineering AREA OF STUDY
Fashion Design
Evan J. Turek
COLLEGE ATTENDING Erin Regina Williams
Meramec Community College, AWARDS AWARDS
Webster University Summa cum laude honors; member of the Summa cum laude honors; member
AREA OF STUDY National Honor Society; Legacy Award of the National Honor Society; Liturgical
Liberal Arts Music Award; National Choral Award
COLLEGE ATTENDING
Meramec Community College COLLEGE ATTENDING
Sara E. Ule AREA OF STUDY
Lindenwood University
COLLEGE ATTENDING Undecided SCHOLARSHIPS
Fontbonne University Academic Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIPS Sarah Nicole Winterbauer AREA OF STUDY
Catholic High School Recognition Award; COLLEGE ATTENDING Musical Theatre
Fontbonne Freshman Award; Meramec Community College,
Founders Scholarship University of Missouri St Louis Tiffany Anne Marie Wright
AREA OF STUDY AREA OF STUDY COLLEGE ATTENDING
Nursing Child Development Meramec Community College,
University of Missouri St Louis
Jenna M. Vitale Benjamin Stewart Wirth AREA OF STUDY
COLLEGE ATTENDING COLLEGE ATTENDING Criminology FBI
Harris Stowe State University Saint Louis University
Will play Soccer
SCHOLARSHIPS
Mallory T. Wroblewski
AREA OF STUDY Ignation Scholarship AWARDS
Criminal Justice Physical Education Dept Award
AREA OF STUDY
Undecided COLLEGE ATTENDING
Tony Duy Vo Forest Park Community College
COLLEGE ATTENDING Neal P. Wiseman AREA OF STUDY
Ranken Technical School Culinary
COLLEGE ATTENDING
AREA OF STUDY Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Mechanical Engineering
AREA OF STUDY
Medicine
Maurion J. Warren
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 Bishop DuBourg High School my freshman year at the University of Missouri at Rolla. The
G oing into DB, I was
extremely shy and
definitely scared about going
Dean of the Math department would not let me try to test
out of the first semester of Calculus he did not believe any
into such a large school. high school class could possibly suffice, even though I told
Although I loved playing softball him it was for college credit. As it turned out, I had him as my
and soccer, my fears kept me Calculus teacher and I completely aced his class with my first
from trying out my freshman test score more than 35 points above the average score.
year. However, my sister and I Starting college on such strong footing gave me a boost
decided to join the tennis team of confidence and I went on to earn scholarships to the
where we were both extremely University of Texas for my undergraduate degree and Stanford
competitive and made a strong University for my graduate degree. The strong academic
doubles pairing the few times foundation I received at Bishop DuBourg opened the door to
we were paired together. This many opportunities. Jeannie (Flynn) Leavitt 85
was a great experience and this
along with some encouragement
from others helped me gain the W hen I entered Bishop DuBourg, I was very shy and
insecure and I really wasnt brave enough to get
involved with much. However, I did join band and made some
confidence to try out for the
soccer and softball teams my great friends there.
Mary Jo (Flynn) sophomore year. I didnt get involved in much else but as time went on I felt
86, Lauren 15 and On the field with my teammates is where I truly found my very at home at Bishop DuBourg.
Raymond Thierry I would have to admit I didnt actually accomplish much
unique voice. As part of the soccer and softball teams, I
found that vastly different types of people could pull together except graduating. I was much more interested in making
and accomplish a tremendous amount if they are all pulling weekend plans with my friends than actually studying.
toward a common goal. Despite my lackluster GPA I learned all the study skills I
I was lucky enough to have Coach Tom Jokerst as my coach needed to succeed in college and grad school and for that Im
for both sports. He taught me invaluable lessons in leadership grateful to my teachers. I am now a librarian, a career that I
through his actions. He could get the best out of everyone in love and I know some of my success is because of the people
a positive way. I remember he would remain calm and always skills I learned while having fun in high school.
keep a sense of humor in extremely tense situations. He was What most influenced my time at Bishop DuBourg is the
consistent and fair, all traits I utilize in my current leadership values with which I try to live my life. Im thankful for the
role within a family business. Catholic teaching that has led me to try and make good
I still remember his speeches at our end of year banquets. choices and pray about my decisions. I learned about service
In each and every one he encouraged all of us to consider to others and am now involved in my church community and
coaching, that we could mentor and help the next generation I volunteer, which has enriched my life.
of girls. I took that to heart years later, coaching my daughter I am happy to be able to send my three children to Catholic
Lauren in both soccer and softball throughout grade school. It schools also and I hope it also has a positive impact on their
was one of the more challenging yet rewarding things I did. life, like it did mine. Loretta (Flynn) Schnurbusch 80
I am most proud of how DB shaped me as a person, teaching
me strong Christian values and helping me gain confidence
both in the classroom and on the field. W hether you came to Bishop DuBourg knowing no one,
like I did, or knowing many, you were forced to leave
your comfort zone once you were in high school. I am sure
Mary Jo (Flynn) Thierry 86
you were as nervous as I was the first few days of school, but
because of the great environment at DB, we all made some
M y experiences at Bishop
DuBourg were strongly
influenced by the fact that my sister
true friends here. Many of the friends we made in high school
will stay with us for the rest of our lives, no matter where our
Mary Jo was a year behind me in future paths take us.
school. During my freshman year, I was Because we could not have gotten through high school
not very involved in extra-curricular without adults as well, I would like to express my appreciation
activities partially because I was for all of the teachers, coaches, and parents who have helped
shy and partially because I was very to get us here today. I am sure that all of you can thank one
involved in riding horses as part of a adult, or maybe more, who helped your journey through
Girl Scout Mounted Troop. During high school. I would love to thank my teacher Mr. Guilfoy for
my sophomore year, Mary Jo helping me figure out my career path. Without him, I would
was a freshman and together we never have realized my passion for criminal justice. So thank
joined the tennis team. We are both fiercely you, Mr. Guilfoy. This is just one example of our teachers who
competitive and we were a formidable doubles pairing when go above and beyond to help us achieve success beyond our
15 our coach put us togetherwhich was not very often. years here at DB.
Thierry n)
Lauren ie (Flyn The competition between the two of us extended to Four years ago, I would not have had the courage to
a n n
and Je academics as well. We were both in the Honors Enrichment speak in front of such a large group if it were not for the
85
Leavitt encouragement and support of our faculty and staff. Speaking
Program and excelled academically.
During my senior year at DuBourg, I took Calculus for as an athlete, the coaches here have pushed me, along with
college credit. Ms. Elliotts Calculus class prepared me well for many other athletes, outside of our comfort zones, to be
my college engineering degrees. One funny story came from stronger and more confident individuals, and to find our voices.
Lauren Thierry 15 (excerpt from her Valedictorian speech)
FAITH IN CHRIST...SERVICE TO OTHERS
...its all in the Family!
I ve been told Im pretty lucky. Certainly not at picking
lottery numbers or playing the Over/Under game at our
parish picnic, but I would have to agree. How many people get
to go back and teach at the high school they attended while
their own children were attending the same school? Little did
I know as a freshman in 1984 the major role DB would play in
the development of my education,
as well as my personal and spiritual
life all of which directly relate to
the parent, teacher, and person I
am today. While the building hasnt
changed much, its inspiring to see
how the academic opportunities
and attitudes of both teachers and
students have changed - for the
better. I am DB made, DB proud.
Bishop DuBourg has had a
profound effect on my life. To begin
with, after graduation in 1988, I
attended UMSL. My husband Joe
82, had just returned to St. Louis
from serving four years in the
Air Force and was beginning his
education at UMSL about the same
time. We met in UMSLs cafeteria, Joseph 82, Samuel 15 and Jennifer (Ballowe) Duncan 88
and as the formalities of polite conversation progressed,
the quintessential St. Louis question emerged: whered you
go to high school? To our surprise, we both had answered
Bishop DuBourg, growing up within miles of each other.
Quickly the awkwardness of a first meeting changed to an easy
conversation that flowed through old teachers, classes, and
such. I guess it could be said that DB brought us together; we
married a year and a half later in August 1991.
Our family quickly expanded with the addition of our
children: Mary Beth, Tommy, and Samuel. Catholic education
was always important to us, so our children progressed through always have Bishop DuBourg as a piece of their past. As a
Queen of All Saints grade school, at a rapid pace I might add.
Before we knew it we were looking at high schools. Determined in which they would be accepted for the individuals they were,
to let our children pick the high school of their choice,
understanding they would be the ones attending every day for
the next four years, shadow visits began. Neither of our older
children chose DB, saying it didnt feel right or none of my
friends are going there. Although Joe and I enjoyed our time
at DB, we werent sure it was the right place for our children.
We hadnt heard much about it since our time there, so we
asSumed it was the same. In the end, Marybeth and Tommy
chose other schools. Everything seemed to be working out, but
a change was in store that none of us expected.
In a strange twist of events, I was hired to teach at DB in
the Summer of 2009. I hadnt been back to the building in
ages and returning was a surreal experience. Thousands of
memories and emotions raced through my mind as I walked
under the big red canopy to the front doors. Thoughts of
demerits, my first kiss, jug, old friends and past teachers filled
my head. After spending a few hours in the building, I was
completely refreshed to discover that along with mullets, the
cafeteria conveyer belt, the track system and the Factory
(as it was called in the 70s and 80s) were also things of the
past. Life in the halls of DB was very different now. It wasnt
the overcrowded, dull tan of the past. Red lockers, shiny floors,
and smiling faces surrounded me. The class structure was
different, too. The track system, an antiquated system of
placing students into levels dependent on a generalized test
SNOITCELFER REFLECTIONS
score with little thought of a students interests or talents, was
now replaced with classes dictated by a students academic
strengths, weaknesses and interests. Individualized learning
plans help students and parents make the most of educational
goals in preparation for whatever life brings after graduation.
I also noticed the improved student/teacher ratio; teachers
knew most students by name, even if not in
their class. The overall attitude had changed.
I didnt see many cliques; most students
floated from this group to that organization
to their favorite sports teams for a seamless
fit. Everywhere I looked I saw happy, polite
students proud to don their DB garb. What
a change!
I was so impressed as a teacher, that as
a parent I encouraged our son Tommy 11,
a sophomore at an all-boys high school at
the time, to give DB a try. If he didnt like it,
he could transfer out at the end of the year.
By May, after participating in both varsity
soccer and tennis, he was convinced DB was
the place for him. He graduated in 2011
with many friends and headed to Webster
University. His success enticed our youngest
son, Sam 15, to pick DB as his first choice
high school. So, not only have I had the privilege of teaching
fantastic groups of teens year after year, but Ive been able to
share in my sons high school experience. How awesome!
The past 6 years have been a gift and blessing watching
our boys sports teams, attending the auction each November,
volunteering at Back to School nights. Our boys were
surrounded by good friends with similar morals as theyve
grown. This past spring as our youngest graduated from DB,
Joe and I experienced mixed feelings happiness, pride,
melancholy, joy but mostly thankfulness that our sons would
parent, this is what we wanted for our children: a high school
while being encouraged to grow and learn and become a part
of something bigger, the DB family. While economics and urban
sprawl may have contributed to the improved dynamics
of DB, I give much credit to the visionaries
administrators, faculty, staff, current and past
students and their families- who saw what could
be. The old nickname The Factory doesnt apply
in the least The Family is more apropos.
Bishop DuBourg is truly a special place. From the
welcoming atmosphere to the innovative Academy
of Advanced Studies to the individualized learning
plans, every student and family is invited to become
part of the DB family. The old African adage It
takes a village to raise a child speaks the truth. We
couldnt be happier the village of Bishop DuBourg
High School helped raise our boys. It makes me happy
every day to know people care about DB to invest in
its future, facilitate changes, and adapt to focus on
the needs of its students, families, teachers and staff. If Jennifer
11 and
someone asked me 20 years ago if I was proud of being Tommy Duncan 88
e)
a Bishop DuBourg alumnae, I shrugged my shoulders and (Ballow
half-heartedly nodded. When someone asks me now, I smile
and confidently state Yes, I love Bishop DuBourg. We are DB
made, DB proud.
Reflection written by Jennifer
(Ballowe) Duncan 88
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 A warm congratulations to Steven McClenahan 15, who completed his Initiation
Sacraments in the Church! Steven became fully Catholic by receiving his first Holy
Faith Communion on Sunday, May 17, during our Baccalaureate Mass and the Sacrament of
Confirmation the following Sunday, May 24, at the Cathedral Basilica. We are very proud
of Steven and his commitment to his faith!
Stevens journey of faith and his desire to be fully initiated
in the Sacraments began when he made his Kairos Retreat in
February. He approached Campus Ministers, Sandy Leibrecht
and Larry Driscoll, during the retreat and spoke of his desire
to truly become Catholic. He said that he was baptized as
a child but wanted to learn more about Catholicism. Steven stayed after
school for about 6 weeks and studied the Catholic faith. He was always well
prepared for each session and asked many great questions about
the Sacraments, church rituals and responsibilities
of being a Catholic. He became very engaged at
Sunday Masses and was ready to receive his Sacraments.
The entire Bishop DuBourg community is so happy for Steven
and proud of his efforts and inspiring commitment in furthering
his faith life as a Catholic!
(L to R) Pictured with Campus Ministers Larry Driscoll and Sandy (Meyer)
Leibrecht 69, Grandfather, Michael Ecker, and Father, Steve, and friend/
DB classmate, Stafford Green 15.

ort The Annual Catholic Appeal presented a $125,000 check at our Awards Mass on
Supp May 5, 2015. This check is part of the ACAs annual commitment to Archdiocesan
Catholic secondary education. Bishop DuBourg is one of ten Archdiocesan high
schools that receives this support. Bishop Rice presided and preached the Mass
during which he reminded students, staff and faculty about the commitment of the
Archdiocese to Bishop DuBourg and the other Catholic high schools in St. Louis.
This money supports tuition assistance, faith activities
and academic enrichment programs. In turn, the
Bishop DuBourg community donated $500 to the ACA.
We are truly grateful for the Archdioceses continued
commitment to the Annual Catholic Appeal and to
schools like DB.

Servic
e Seniors Madeline Broekelmann, Anthony Domijan, Wolfgang
Gremmelsbacher, Liam Hartigan, Jacob Hasty, Sam Kayser, Jessica
Lohman and Lauren Thierry traveled to Tupelo, MS for their Senior
Service Project this year. They partnered with Habitat for Humanity
(HFH) of Northeast Mississippi, to build a house of 1,100 square
feet in Guntown, MS. Working with their foreman, Wes Partin,
the students and adult volunteers built the walls, installed the
windows and doors, interior framing and built the roof.
They witnessed real progress in building the house, learned
valuable new skills, met and worked with the family who would become
the new owners of the home and met several Board members of HFH.
The students and volunteers stayed at First Adult volunteers helping with
United Methodist Church in Tupelo. the project included Herman
and Ruth Kayser, Mary Jo

Faith in Christ...
Thierry, Tonia Lohman and
Fr. Mike Lydon.

Service to Others
WELCOME TO THE FAMILY! Introducing new DB staff
JIM CAMPBELL joined DB in June taking over as the full-time Registrar and continuing
as Tuition Collection Manager. Jim served as an 11-year member of the US Army Reserves
while also pursuing his BS degree from Truman State University. While working in the A Fond Farewell
corporate world, Jim returned to school and earned his MBA from Lindenwood University.
Jim is married to wife, Sue, with three children, Emily, Jacob and Rachel. Best wishes in your retirement! We will miss you!

COLLEEN LEAHY joins DB as a new Math teacher. She was born and raised in St. Louis and JAN SHORES has worked at Bishop
attended Ladue High School. Colleen earned her BS in Mathematics from UMSL, graduating DuBourg since 2000. She taught in the
with honors. Later, she returned to UMSL to earn her teaching certificate for secondary Math Department and was renowned as
education in mathematics. She has also been tutoring 6th12th grade students for over 7 years. an excellent Math teacher. Many graduates
remember Ms. Shores as a demanding
ERIN LUTH joins DB as a new English teacher. She graduated from Ursuline Academy in and fair teacher who expected the very
2009 where she swam and acted in plays and musicals. Erin has a BA in English and a BA in best of them. She mostly taught honors
Political Science from University of Missouri - Columbia. At Mizzou, she was a member of level courses including Advanced College
Phi Mu Sorority and Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity. She went on to receive her Masters Credit Calculus through SLU. She also
in Teaching English from Webster University. assisted in keeping score for volleyball
games and was a proud aunt and fan of
LEAH OBENHAUS joins DB as a new FACS teacher. She graduated from Parkway West in Tyler Oehmen 09, who played on the boys
2009 where she swam and played water polo. She graduated from Missouri State in 2013, volleyball team. Jan showed her Cavalier
where she was a member of Alpha Chi Omega, with a Bachelors in Family and Consumer spirit through her passion for Math,
Sciences Education. Leah recently taught FACS at Greenfield High School in Greenfield, MO. discipline for students, and enthusiasm
She will also be an assistant coach for girls swimming and track. for volleyball. Thank you, Jan!

MATT OPPELT 05 joined DB in June to take over as the Director of Admissions. He had
previous admissions experience at his alma mater, William Penn University, where he MARTHA SIMPSON has worked at
earned his Bachelors and Masters degrees in Physical Education. At DB, Matt played soccer Bishop DuBourg since 1980. She was a
and baseball and was very involved in student activities. His father Bob 72 and brother Class Coordinator for several classes
Chris 00 are also alumni. We are excited to have an alumnus continue to head this position! during the 1980s and 1990s. She taught
in the business department and was
JOE PASTOR came to DB in June from Premier Charter School to take over as the new renowned as an excellent accounting
Director of Music. He holds a Masters of Art in Teaching from Webster University and a teacher. Several graduates have attributed
Bachelor of Music Performance from SIUE. Before teaching, Joe was a professional drummer Marthas class with their decisions to
for over 15 years. He has taught classes and ensembles at Jefferson College, St. Louis major in and/or consider Accounting
Catholic Academy and DeSmet Jesuit HS, while serving as Music Director for School of Rock. as their professions. After retiring from
teaching, she became the Registrar in 2003,
DANIELLE PIPITONE came to DB in February from Central Institute for the Deaf to take organizing grade records and transcripts,
over as the Director of Marketing. She earned her Bachelors in Advertising in 2011 from among many other duties. We will miss
Fontbonne University where she also played soccer. She holds a certification in Electronic her presence, her quiet passion for Bishop
Art and Publishing from UMSL and is earning one in Digital Photography at STLCC. She does DuBourg and her exacting attention to
freelance photography in her spare time and will also coach JV girls soccer beginning in the detail. She is a true Cavalier!
2016 season. Danielle is an alumna of St. Martin of Tours grade school and Affton High School.
LICH HO and YEN NGUYEN, members
DEACON GERRY QUINN joins DB as a new Religion teacher with over twenty years of of our janitorial staff, retired in June. Yen,
teaching experience in addition to service at the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Hes been married who worked at Bishop DuBourg for 19
to wife and new DB employee, JoAnn, for forty years and has been a permanent deacon for years and Lich for 9 years, were both very
thirty-four. He holds degrees from the University of Missouri, Washington University and the dependable with a strong work ethic. Lich,
Catholic University of America. He will be co-teaching sophomore religion with JoAnn. a former South Vietnamese military officer,
was imprisoned for many years in Vietnam
JOANN QUINN joins DB as a Spanish and Religion teacher with a wealth of experience and came to the United States under the
from Catholic schools, mostly within the Archdiocese of St. Louis, as well as Ursuline special refugee program that allowed
Academy, St. Elizabeth Academy and Barat Academy. Hailing originally from South City, officers to emigrate to the USA. Yen, a
JoAnn is happy to join the DB community. She graduated from Our Lady of Sorrows, Notre former math teacher in Vietnam, was the
Dame High School, and Notre Dame College. She will be co-teaching sophomore religion wife of an officer and was also permitted
with her husband, Gerry, and is looking forward to that unique teaching experience! to emigrate here. We are very grateful for
their devoted and conscientious service
BRIAN SIMMONS 85 joins DB as the new Head Football Coach and Assistant Dean of to Bishop DuBourg. We will also miss the
Students. He played football and ran track at Missouri Valley College, where he earned his occasional egg rolls that Yen cooked for
BS in Business Administration. He has an MBA from Fontbonne University and his Masters various occasions at DB.
in Athletic Administration from William Woods College. He comes to DB from Lutheran
North High School. Brian is committed to developing student-athletes and preparing them
for their futures. We are thrilled to welcome back an alumnus to take on this position!
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 InLoving
In LovingMemory
Memory
Deacon Dave Bolderson
On April 27, 2015, DB lost a legendary
man. Daves Catholic faith was instilled
through his family and the schools he
attended. He earned double degrees
in sociology and religious studies from
Benedictine College, which led him to
his career, his ministry and his calling. He
taught for many years in Catholic High
Schools, including Mercy High School
(his alma mater) and Aquinas High School
before he came to DB. Daves teaching
career sparked his mission to accept the
challenge to see the good in everyone.
He knew that deep within each person,
there was God, sometimes needing to be
discovered. He truly believed that all were
made in Gods image and were therefore
worthy of his love.
He embodied Jesus words to love one
another. Along with teaching, he was also
a respected coach who taught student-
athletes to work hard and to strive for the
best. He taught them to learn from their
losses and grow, and how to be a better
person on and off the field. He became
a permanent Deacon to continue sharing
Gods word and love with those around
him. He completely dedicated his life to
his work through God. Even through his
own suffering, he put everyone else first.
He was a blessing to Bishop DuBourg and
we cherished having him in our lives.
Well done, good and faithful servant.
Well done.
contributions from Sally Bolderson
Dave is survived by his wife, Sally and their children,
Angela, Joanne and JD.
FAITH IN CHRIST...SERVICE TO OTHERS
Mr. Ron Giedinghagen
Bishop DuBourg High School bade farewell
this past year to Ron Giedinghagen, who
lost his battle with cancer on November
12, 2014. Mr. Giedinghagen taught
German and English and his students
fondly remember him, not only for eating
chalk (before it became too synthetic), but
for the wonderful stories with which he
enhanced his lessons.
Even though he had been retired
from Bishop DuBourg, former students
invariably greeted him with enthusiasm
and gratitude whenever theyd meet
him in a store and he remembered each
one even where they sat in his classes!
His colleagues called him a Renaissance
Man, and he truly was a gifted and
gentle person. Auf Wiedersehen, Mr.
Giedinghagen, and may you rest in Gods
love.
written by Betty Hoeing
Ron is survived by his children, Michael 87 and
Alexis Hobbs 90.
If youd like to include a memorial
listing of a DB alum or community
member in the next issue of the
Cavalier, please send information to:
Angela Calloni 98
Director of Alumni Relations
acalloni@bishopdubourg.org
May their souls and the souls
of all the faithful departed,
through the mercy of God, rest
in peace. Amen.
Mr. Doug Haynie 76
Staff member, alumnus and friend, Doug
Haynie passed away suddenly on June
26, 2015. Dougs life was one built on a
strong foundation of his love for God, love
for his wife Dawn and son Keith 15, love
for his parents and siblings and his love
to serve others. He truly sought to live
the mission and motto of Bishop DuBourg
High School, Faith in Christ...Service to
Others.
Doug brought a servants heart to
everything he did. He had many gifts and
talents that he shared with others. He
especially used those gifts and talents at
his parish, Our Lady of Sorrows. It was
there that Doug was inspired to become
a faithful leader in the St. Vincent de
Paul Society. His dedication was seen by
everyone who saw him daily at his alma
mater, Bishop DuBourg High School. His
days as an employee often required long
hours and countless tasks, but Doug met
them with a smile on his face and a joyful
spirit. He was so filled with love for others
and truly was a faithful follower of Jesus
Christ.
His wife Dawn spoke so lovingly of
her husband and was reminded of the
scripture passage from 2 Timothy 4:7
I have fought the good fight; I have
finished the race; I have kept the faith
a tremendous legacy that Doug leaves
to all of us. As we commend Doug to His
Lord we say, Well done good and faithful
servant. Rest in peace and in the arms of
God.
contributions from Dawn Haynie and Sandy Leibrecht
Doug is survived by his wife, Dawn and son, Keith 15.
Mr. Daniel Bayer passed away on August
1, 2015. Survived by his children, Andrew
07, John 10 and Ellen 12.
Mrs. Barbara (Hoch) Boliek 72 passed
away peacefully on June 2, 2015. She is
survived by her husband, James, children
Richard Hegger Jr., Lori Grover, Robert
Hegger and step-daughter Jamie Armes.
Mr. Harry Book passed away on
December 30, 2014. Husband of the
late Joan M. Book. He is survived by his
children James, Janice 88 and Joyce
Ortwerth 91.
Mr. Norbert Butz, Sr.
Marine Corps veteran, Norb passed away
on May 20, 2015. Beloved husband of
Elaine Butz and father to 11 children,
of whom 7 are alumni; Stephen 76,
Kathleen, Michael 79, John, Tony 84,
Norbert 85 - DBs 2014 Distinguished
Alumni, Timothy 86, James, Anna and
the late Thomas 82 and Theresa 88
for whom the Theresa Butz Spirit Award
is named. Norb was a dedicated and
generous supporter of Bishop DuBourg
as well as many other philanthropic
efforts in the area.
Mr. Michael Chumley 62 passed away
on August 13, 2014. He is survived by
his wife, Mary Ann (Schuette) 63 and
children Michael, Brian, Daniel, Joshua
and Jennifer Hansen.
Mr. Timothy M. Coyle 75 passed away
on December 17, 2014 after a battle
with cancer. He is survived by his wife,
Joni and children Alexis Recknagle, Jacob
and Michael.
Mrs. Margaret Dockery (Marty) passed
away on May 31, 2015. She is survived by
her husband, Vern 76.
Mr. John Dunsford passed away on April
14, 2014. Husband of the late Margaret
Dunsford. Survived by his children, Clare,
Mark, Cathy Birdnow 80, Dr. Maggi
Coplin 81, Ann Dunsford-Conway 83
and Gerard.
Mr. Robert L. Gerard passed away on
February 18, 2015. Survived by wife,
Marcella and their children, Michael 71,
Kevin 73, Mary Ellen Trachsel 76, Patrick
77 (Deborah 77), Eileen Hark 79 and
Anne Levy 81.
Mr. Leslie Hauser passed away on August
10, 2014. He is survived by his children,
Laszlo, Geza, Ivan, Vivian and Steve 93.
Mr. Donald Jacobsmeyer passed away on
June 15, 2014. Preceded in death by son,
Mark. Survived by his wife, Rita 62 and
children Christopher and Carrie.
Mr. George W. Knapstein 54 passed away
on July 29, 2015. Survived by wife Mary
Ann and children, Cheryl Smith, Cindy
Henneberger, Cathy Glavin, Kurt
and Kristopher.
Ms. Rochelle Lawrence 81 passed away
on August 9, 2014. She is survived by her
husband, Kevin Mueller.
Ms. Barbara D. Macchi 71 passed away
on February 7, 2015. Daughter of John
and the late Dolores Macchi. Sister of
Michael 75.
Mr. Charles Miller 58 passed away on
February 2, 2015. He was a decorated
Fire Chief and Code Administrator for
the City of Clayton for many years and
was laid to rest with full Navy and Fire
Chief honors. He is survived by his wife,
Joan and children Christy Pellerin, Ed 89
and Dan 91.
Mr. Timothy Morrow 98 passed away
on February 21, 2015. Son of James
61 and Carol. Brother of Patty, Nancy
Montgomery 88, Thomas 89, Mary
McLaughlin, Elizabeth Hernandez and the
late James and Donald. Keep your head
up and your heart strong.
Mr. Nels Moss Jr. 61 passed away on
February 9, 2015 after a battle with heart
disease. He worked as a prosecutor in the
St. Louis Circuit Attorneys office for over
20 years. He is survived by his children
Bridget, Amy Reed, Trey and James.
Mrs. Kathryn (Rogatschnig) Nold 69
passed away on June 17, 2014. Survived
by husband, Mark and children, Elizabeth
Johnson 94, Theresa Coleman 96, Kevin,
Rachel Puelo 01 and Margaret 11.
Mrs. Mary OHanlon a former faculty
member, passed away on December 3,
2014. Preceded in death by her husband
James. She is survived by children,
Kathleen Williams, Joseph, James and
Daniel.
Mrs. Diane Paur 62 passed away on
August 20, 2014. Survived by husband,
Stan and children, Julie Corwin, Andrew
and Daniel.
Ms. Lynda Prebil 78 passed away in
March after a battle with brain cancer.
She is survived by her parents, Jackie and
Bob and sisters Patti Gray 76, Sharon
Purcell 80 and Betsy Snyder 81.
Mr. Alec Prendergast 06 passed away
on April 27, 2015. Son of John Jock and
Mary Lou Prendergast. Brother of Jim,
Leslie Hurd 90, Bridget Dolbaeare, Eddie
and Meghan.
Msgr. David A. Raterman passed away on
November 10, 2014. He was a friend of
DB and a brother in religious life.
Mr. William T. Salsman 78 passed away on
January 12, 2015. Survived by wife, Sally 78
and children, Kelly and Gina Laury.
Mrs. Mary Lou Schicker passed away on
June 2, 2015. Survived by her husband,
Bill and children Jan Davis 77, Joe 78,
Bari Neff 79, Julie Kincaid 80, Lisa
Brotherton 82, John 83 Michelle Todt 86
and Tricia Thiel 88.
Mr. Jeffrey Schlette II passed away on March
28, 2015 after a battle with an aggressive
brain tumor. Survived by his parents, Jeff Sr.
82 and Patricia (Mazenec) 83.
Mr. Tom Semchee Jr. 73 passed away on
November 16, 2014. Brother of Mary Abeln,
Pat Seeber 62 and Shirley Wohlwend 67.
Mr. Robert L. Singer 68 passed away on
November 17, 2014. Survived by children,
Kate and Roberta. Son of Richard and the
late Helen. Brother of Patricia Brown,
Richard and Sandra Simpson 65.
Mr. Clarence J. Smith III 80 (Butch) passed
away on July 16, 2015 after a battle with
cancer. Preceded in death by siblings, Alan
and Lucille. Survived by husband, Michael
Farson and eight siblings.
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 September 2526, 2015

friday, september 25, 2015

alumni homecoming & family festival | 5pm
Local food trucks, DJ music, games, photo booth, face-painting,
bounce-houses, prizes, entertainment and more!

homecoming football game the shoe game | 7pm

Bishop DuBourg Cavaliers vs. St. Marys Dragons
The annual rivalry! Who will take home the shoes this year?
$5 admission (kids are free!)

fundraiser for world pediatric Project | all day

Bishop DuBourg and St. Marys are teaming together for the greater
good by adopting two children in need! World Pediatric Project
works to heal critically ill children and build better healthcare capacity
around the world. All proceeds from collections and t-shirt sales go
directly to the adopted patients. Learn more at www.worldpediatricproject.com.

alumni social hour | after football

Alumni 21+ are invited to join us for a social hour at Mathews
Kitchen, next door to DB. Catch up with old friends, classmates
and teachers over an ice-cold drink and delicious food!
Hors doeuvres will be provided. Cash bar will be open.
saturday, september 26, 2015
alumni soccer game | 1pm
Bishop DuBourg alumni vs. St. Marys alumni!
Does the rivalry live on after graduation? Find out at 1pm!
$20 fee | includes a t-shirt
Please register to acalloni@bishopdubourg.org

alumni bbq | 1pm

All are welcome! Cheer on your fellow Cavaliers while
enjoying delicious hamburgers, hot dogs, drinks and more!

alumni football game | 3pm

Come show your stuff in the alumni flag-football game!
Coed All alumni welcome!
$20 fee | includes a t-shirt
Please register to acalloni@bishopdubourg.org

homecoming dance | 811pm

The annual tradition continues!
DB students will enjoy their dance in the Caf!
*Open to current DB students only

For more information or to register for

alumni games, please contact:

Angela Calloni 98
Director of Alumni Relations
and Special Events
314.783.4412
acalloni@bishopdubourg.org

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 ns
2015 Class Reuni o
Class of 1954
A reunion is planned for Tuesday, October
6 from 12-3pm at Genesis Banquet
Center 2651 Telegraph Rd. If you have any
questions please contact Bud Berger at
314.845.7811 or budberger@gmail.com.
Class of 1955
Mark your calendars for September 19,
2015! We will be meeting at Pietros
Restaurant at 6pm. Please send your
updated information and questions to
Barbara Bradburn Larson at
barlar1@att.net. More information will be
coming! We hope to see you all there!
Class of 1963
We are currently planning a 70th birthday
party reunion for the fall of 2015. Stay tuned
for more details.
Class of 1970
Celebrating 45 years! Contact the
Advancement Office if you are interested
in planning your reunion.
Class of 1975
Our 40th Reunion will be held at DB on
Saturday, October 17, 2015. Invitation will
be coming! For more information you can
contact Linda Grillo at grilloklein@yahoo.
com, 314.679.0052 or Kevin Yanker at
kyanks@charter.net, 314.591.5582.
Class of 1980
Celebrating 35 years, contact the
Advancement Office if you are interested
in planning your reunion.
Class of 1985
We are currently in the planning stages
of our reunion. It will be held at DB
on Saturday, October 3rd. For more
information please contact Rose Fogarty
at rose_fogarty@ssmhc.com.
Class of 1990
We are currently in the planning stages of
our reunion! Stay tuned for more details!
FAITH IN CHRIST...SERVICE TO OTHERS
Class of 1995
Celebrating 20 years! Mark your calendars
for the weekend of September 11-12,
2015! More details to follow. For more
information or to join the committee
please contact Katie (Adams) Seppi at
seppikatie@att.net or Kristen (Mueller)
Ratermann at kristen@ratermann.us.
Class of 2000
We are currently planning our 15
year reunion for the fall of 2015!
Stay tuned for more details or contact
Julie (McCausland) Richey at
jmcrichey@forestparkforever.org.
Class of 2005
Its been 10 years! We will be celebrating
the week of October 10th! More details
are to follow. For questions or to join the
committee contact Kaycee (Sykora) Amato
at kamato04@gmail.com.
Class of 2010
We are currently planning our 5 year
reunion! Stay tuned for more details!
201617 Reunions
Class of 1966
We are currently planning our 50th reunion
and working on finding lost classmates.
If you are interested in joining the
committee or for more information, please
contact Steve Frank at steve@plancorp.com.
Class of 1967
A committee is being formed now and we
are beginning work on our 50th reunion!
Stay tuned for more details! For more
information please contact Jan Keenoy
at janicekeenoy@gmail.com.
s s Notes
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Michael P. Rother 70 retired from
Prairie State Generating Company after
a combined 40+ years of extensive
contracting experience and is now doing
private consulting work. He is a Master
of Martial Arts and has been inducted
into the United States Martial Arts Hall of
Fame 10 times; most recently in 2014 for
Excellence in Teaching Leadership.
Coleen Burrus 83 was named the Director
of Corporate and Foundation Relations
at Princeton University. Coleen has over
25 years of professional higher education
experience, including time at Northwestern
University and the University of Chicago.
Amanda Riley 98 works for the Indiana
University School of Medicine. In 2014, she
was honored with the Laboratory Animal
Technologist of the Year Award for the State
of Indiana.
Justin Leibrecht 06 coordinated an event
for Variety, the Childrens Charity, and was
featured in the Ladue News publication in
March.
Reunion Info:
Angela Calloni 98
Director of Alumni Relations
acalloni@bishopdubourg.org
314.783.4412
Class Notes:
Do you have exciting news to share with
the DB community in the next issue of
The Cavalier? Fill out the form online or
send your updates to:
Danielle Pipitone
Director of Marketing
dpipitone@bishopdubourg.org
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spouse for the remainder of your lives? Interest rates on CDs and
other fixed income investments have declined over recent year! Individuals are in
search of ways to maintain cash flow, seek the security of guaranteed payments and save on taxes.

Charitable gift annuities are offered in four different types:

1. Single-life Annuity an annuity payment to only one person for his or her lifetime.
2. Spousal Joint-Life Annuity an annuity payment to married couples (upon death of the first annuitant,
the remaining spouse is paid the full annuity payment during his or her lifetime).
3. Two-Life Annuity an annuity payment to one person that transfers to the second person
upon the death of the first person.
4. Deferred Gift Annuity an annuity payment that can be deferred to a future date.
(Date must be at least one year after the original contribution).

With a charitable gift annuity, you can choose to receive your payments quarterly, semi-annually or annually.
To find out more about charitable gift annuities or other charitable ways to benefit Bishop DuBourg High School,
please contact Fr. Mike Lydon, President, at 314.783.4430 or visit the Archdiocesan website
www.archstl.org/stewardship/page/gift-annuities for more information.

Please consider leaving a bequest to Bishop DuBourg in your Estate Planning documents.
You may do so by leaving a gift from your estate to DB, make DB your life insurance beneficiary or,
as described on this page, make DB the recipient of your charitable gift annuity upon your passing from this life.

*To plan a gift or to have your gift acknowledged, please fill out the form on the last page of this magazine and return to DB.

attention all db alumni AND PARENTS!

WE ARE FORMING AN OFFICIAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION IN 2016!

Are you a die-hard Cavalier who enjoyed your high school experience?
Do you want to get more involved at your alma mater?
Does your love for Cavalier Athletics run deep?
Do you have outside connections or great ideas that could benefit DB?
Do you want more opportunities to connect with other DB alumni?
If any of these apply to you, join today!

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Angela Calloni 98 Ryan Sykora 00
Director of Alumni Relations Athletic Director
acalloni@bishopdubourg.org rsykora@bishopdubourg.org
314.783.4412 314.783.4464

HOW TO JOIN
Fill out the interest forms on the last page of this magazine and return to DB or
contact the DB staff representatives above for more information.

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bishop dubourg high school
Annual Report of Gratitude
very year, Bishop DuBourg High School graciously accepts gifts of all sizes from our alumni, current
E parents, parents of alumni and friends. These gifts assist in positive changes in the lives of our current
Cavaliers. The impact of these gifts is all-encompassing, from day-to-day classroom materials to utility
payments, and providing scholarships and financial aid. We have taken care to ensure the accuracy of this
report. If your name was omitted or improperly noted, please accept our apologies. If you notice such an error,
please notify Data Coordinator, Joyce Mard, at jmard@bishopdubourg.org or 314.783.4456 to correct our
records. The following donors made contributions during the 2015 fiscal year (July 1, 2014June 30, 2015).
Cavalier Legacy Society
GIFTS $15,000+
Thomas & Kathy Doerr
Judith (Messmer) 78 & Jerald Kent
Philip 58 & Gloria Pisani
Cavalier Leadership Society
GIFTS BETWEEN $12,50014,999
Angela (DePalma) 77 & Steve Butz 76
Floyd Hacker Society
GIFTS BETWEEN $10,00012,499
Joyce (Dohr) 64 & Mike Bytnar 64
Robert Fuchs 62 & Shawn Sweeney
Lawrence Loftus
Michael Matteuzzi
Most Reverend Edward M. Rice
Presidents Circle
GIFTS BETWEEN $5,0009,999
Anonymous
Joseph Doerhoff
Steve 66 & Mary Frank
Tom 73 & Toni Hunt
Joseph 68 & Linda Kaiser
Glenn 80 & Liz Kramer
Celeste (Santen) 83 & Rob LeGrand
Fr. Mike Lydon
Tim & Diane Madden
Drew & Christine McDermott
Jim 60 & Peggy McEvoy
Frank Murphy 68
Richard 76 & Joan Provaznik
Margaret Timoney
Bishop DuBourg Circle
GIFTS BETWEEN $2,5004,999
Janice Book 88
Dan & Maureen Borkowski
Denise (Zimmer) 87 & Jim Buck 87
Michael 79 & Kim Butz
Elaine & Norbert Butz
Ann Donnelly 78
Joseph Groaning 83
Philip J. Faulstich 70
ANNUAL REPORT OF GRATITUDE FY15
July 1, 2014 June 30, 2015
Paul Fellin 73 Marianne (Zerillo) 69 & Gary Hutti
Susan (Totterer) Lombardo Kramer 72 Timothy & Andrea Jones
Mary Mann Jennifer Joyce 80 & Kevin Corcoran
Cynthia (Post) 76 & Eugene Morgenthaler Greg 61 & Gloria Junge
Marilyn (Miller) 68 & Stephen Shady 68 David Kuenzle 75
The Class of 1974 Mary (Schutte) 77 & Michael Leeper
John & Kate Lorson
Most Precious Blood Sisters Circle Cheryl (Norris) Lovell 74
GIFTS BETWEEN $1,0002,499
Christine (Maltagliati) 84 &
Rev. Robert Argent James Luzecky 80
Christine (Nauert) 76 & Michael Bahr Kevin & Susan Lydon
Diane 73 & Joseph Barron 72 Stephen 71 & Nancy Malyszko
Judy (Baechle) 82 & William Benevento Michael & Catherine McLeod
Robert & Marianne Bergamini
Steve & Marty Bettlach
Bill & Karol Bick
Paula & Hiram J. Blois III
Henry 54 & Patricia Blumenkemper
Kirk & Mary Ann Boschert
Kenneth 62 & Loretta Bruckner
Don & Elaine Burrus
Robert Calkins
Angela Calloni 98
Robert 80 & Dina Cassidy
Mary (Weisbrod) 69 & Daniel Cordes
Gary Myerscough 64
Nicholas 61 & Sharon Dalba
Shirley Norris
Joseph Deasy
Jan (Hoeflinger) 59 & Sam Orlando
Ellen (Greco) 76 & Niel DeVasto
Dennis Payton 59
George 60 & Mary Ann DeWeese
Jeff & Donna Reitz
Michael 75 & Lynn DiRaimondo
Gary & Jacque Rocchio
Louis & Rosemary Doerr
Paul & Jo Nell Russo
Ruth Donnelly
William Schicker
Rev. Daniel Dorsey 69
Dale & Patti Schmidt
Richard & Sue Erschen
Joseph & Rosemary Shaughnessy
Ambassador Sam Fox & Marilyn Fox
James 58 & Beverly Shekelton
Louis & Carol Garr
Kelly (Preiss) 81 & Rich Simonds
Robert & Marcella Gerard
Robert & Donna Slenker
Margaret (Gerau) 82 & Tim Haber
Denyse (Rick) 59 & Elden Sternberg
Eugene Haessig
Sarina (Fanara) 75 & Dennis Strack Jr.
Donald 60 & Patricia Hagen
Janice (Radman) 68 & Richard Tedoni 68
Diane 75 & Thomas Healey 76
Edward 69 & Marilyn Tenholder
William & Mary Frances Hebron
Bridget Timoney
Edward 57 & Joan Hogan
Larry 62 & Bonnie Walker
Susan (Kremer) 78 & John Hussey
Doris (Halbert) 57 & Hoyt Wallace
denotes deceased
MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD SISTERS CIRCLE CONTD... James 70 & Pamela Pinter Sam & Venida Fanara
Jeff 83 & Amy Ward Alice Provaznik Rich & Wilma Faulkner
Walter 64 & Anita Werner Mike & Donna Puetz Michael 79 & Theresa Fischer
Dan Wienstroer Kathy (Dombek) 65 & Richard Raterman 65 Michael Fischer 77
Ruth (Witte) 62 & Wayne Wilms 62 Debbie (Brusatti) 78 & Kevin Regan Laura & Jeff Fister
Richard L. Winter 63 Dennis 70 & Michelle Reagan Thomas 80 & Ellen Geders
Margaret Reinbold John & Jackie Gibbons
Cavalier Club William 67 & Kimberly Riesenbeck Mark & Sue Giljum
GIFTS BETWEEN $500999 Nancy (Corich) 96 & Matt Robinson Tag & Ann Goodwin
Anonymous (2) Robert & Mary Rodriguez Hadley & Nancy Greer
Michael Arri John 83 & Stacy Schicker Thomas 71 & Joan Gregory
Michael Berks Janice Shores Wayne 58 & Eleanor Grosskettler
Steve & Laurie Bettlach Robert 63 & Geraldine Specker Terry & Kate Hartz
Joe Blois Jack & Carolyn Stelzer Mary (Keough) 65 & William Heidbreder
Thomas Boettigheimer Steve 90 & Allison Stenger David & Lois Herries
Harry Book James Tegethoff 59 Thomas & Linda Hiette
Rita (Ciffairy) 65 & Bill Brinkmann 65 Paula Timoney William 60 & Carole Hogan
Raymond Busiek 66 Mary (Sinak) 66 & Stephen Vierling 66 John 70 & Kathy Hohman
Victor 68 & Jolian Callier Deacon Jim Volansky & Judy Volansky Louis & Michele Jobst
Ben & Debbie Calloni Diane (Wagstaff) 62 & Raymond Jokerst 62
Joan (Hoffmann) 64 & Michael Carpenter Herman & Ruth Kayser
Kathleen (Doyle) Conley 67 Chris & Paula Kiley
Rick & Becky Czuppon Theresa Koetting
James 62 & Susan Dale Casper 68 & Gayle Kovarik
Scott DePriest 78 David 58 & Janet Kraus
Dan Donahue Julius 67 & Rita Krisanic
Doris (Burgdorf) Drewry 65 & Edwin 60 & Judith Lang
Baker Cunningham Sandra (Meyer) 69 & James Leibrecht
Jennifer (Ballowe) 88 & Joseph Duncan 82 Jeffrey 80 & Susan Leiendecker
Sal & Carol Easterley Thomas Makarewicz &
Robert 60 & Barbara Flynn Cavalier Traditions Club Suzanne Renard-Makarewicz
Edward Follis 79 GIFTS BETWEEN $250499 Judy & Raymond Maserang Jr., 62
Peggy (Hatfield) 58 & William Goeddel Jo Ann Mattler
Anonymous (2)
Joseph 84 & Amy Koontz-Goedeker Beverly (Bledsoe) 65 & Edward McCabe Jr.
Paul Adam
Steve & Celeste Hobbs Troy & Jeri McCormick
Karolyn (Ryan) 82 & Christopher Alexander
Teresa (Fitzsimmons) 74 & Jack Huether Terrence & Marian Mehan
Kaycee (Sykora) 05 & Erik Amato
Sandra (Hanneken) 69 & Robert Johnson James 62 & Donna Mikesch
Adrienne (Ricketts) 92 & Paul Atzemis
Tom & Linda Jokerst Robert 61 & Mary Ann Miramonti
Charles & Geneva Barnowski
Todd & Joni Jordan Clarence 60 & Joan Moehl
Phil 70 & Beth Berra
Nicholas 95 & Kelly Kassebaum Thomas 60 & Martha Monahan
James Book
Bryan Kirchoff Marion 70 & Ruth Ann Monteleone
Amy Borkowski
Christine (Ruemker) 79 & Donald Klinger Linda & Thomas C. Mummert III
Kathleen (Flavin) 80 & Dan Boulicault
James 60 & Constance Konersman Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy
John 64 & Betty OBrien
James & Mary Lou Krueger Donald D. Occhi 58
Carol (Winkler) 58 & Jack Buck
Nancy (Gyorog) 66 & Raymond Kruep 62 Patricia (Schiller) 83 & Garry Orf
Jody & Tina Carmack
Marybeth Krull Joyce (Book) 91 & Craig Ortwerth
Kenneth W. Chaplin Jr 66
Kenneth 54 & Marjorie Landolt John 72 & Diane Palumbo
Ann (Shoemaker) 71 & James Cole
James Lift Donna & Richard R. Pelikan Jr., 63
Evelyn (Loubek) Corich 68
Patrice (Stretch) 70 & James Lindsay 70 Dan 86 & Michelle Provaznik
Brian 93 & Kathleen Corson
Linda (Maschek) 68 & Armand Loehr Steve & Eileen Radomski
Stephen 82 & Maryann Creamer
Rev. Msgr. Richard Lubeley Rev. David A. Ratermann
John & Mickey Dearing
Mark 76 & Kathleen Luzecky Barbara (Williams) 59 & Richard Redohl 59
Brad 74 & Maureen DePriest
Phil & Janet Mannhard Rosemary (Bellistri) 62 & Gerald Rhomberg
Theresa A. Diehl 87
John Marco 94 Linda (Haberberger) 76 & Bart Saracino 76
Marilyn (Silies) 62 & Frank Dohr 60
Patricia (Greco) 77 & Anthony Mazzuca Jim 82 & Denise Schnable
Stan Domijan III & Mindy Domijan
Mark 89 & Lisa Mitchell Stephen 64 & Patricia Schoenbeck
Christine (Gaughran) 68 & Patrick Durbin
Paul & Mary Mori Beverly (Boschert) 61 &
Dineen (Kehm) 57 & Ray Ebert
John W. Mueller 64 Thomas Schoenbeck 61
Charles 68 & Patricia Eckhard
Marcella Mueth Joseph 76 & Lisa Schuermann
John 71 & Ginger Eichhorn
Judith (Eichhorn) 75 & Gerard Murphy Jane Simmerman 62
Stanley 65 & Patricia Erb

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Paul & Allison Smith
Mike & Jan Spathelf
Daniel 64 & Mary Stutte
Genie (Unger) 74 & John Swanston 70
Mark & Polly Sykora
The Class of 1967
Sam & Darlene Vitale
Robert Walsh 72
Mike & Kim Ward
Stephanie (Kuszaj) 66 & Michael Welling
Kurt 78 & Jeannie Will
Stewart & Sandy Wirth
Thomas 65 & Mary Lou Zlatic
Cavalier Spirit Club
GIFTS BETWEEN $100249
Anonymous (4)
Barbara (Braun) 71 & Larry Adams
James 65 & Joan Ahearn
Diane Amsler
Barbara (Piccione) 75 & Joseph Aubuchon 74
Ronald 67 & Jeanne Aubuchon
Ryan M. Bahr 12
Jacqueline Bangert 58
David 78 & Sharon Baranowski
Carolyn (Hanneken) 69 & Lynn Barnett
Marlene Barni 65 & Daniel Ax
Brad Bartnett 84
Michael Barton
Thomas Basler 60
Kathleen (Provaznik) Bauman 65
Kathryn (Rund) 76 & Robert Becker
Jane (Murabito) 76 & David Beckerle 75
David Behnen 94
Margaret (Raia) 64 & William Bell
Patricia Belmont
Susan (Wildhaber) 73 & James Bennett
Kathleen (Mebruer) 78 & Joseph Benson
Carrie (Roth) 01& Brian Bettlach 97
Amy (Damazyn) 99 & Paul Blaskiewicz 99
Patricia Blust 70
Mary (Ventimiglia) 70 & Tony Bommarito
Richard 72 & Mary Bottini
Thomas 60 & Cynthia Bottini
Patricia (Hartmann) 77 & Michael Bowman
Thomas 78 & Sharon Brady
Mark & Kathy Brandt
Reverend Don Brinkman
DeAnne (Martin) 62 & Gordon Brown
ANNUAL REPORT OF GRATITUDE FY15
Clifford Browne 62
Edward Brueggemann 60
Rev. Charles Burgoon
Marlene (Horrell) 56 & Leroy Burkemper 56
Bill & Joan Burnes
Jerry 70 & Deborah Callahan
Ralph 69 & Dawn Callier
Marvin 60 & Mary Candido
Donald 58 & Mary Candido
Michael Cannon 88
Jeanne (Vaporean) 76 & John Cantalin
Joseph 76 & Jackie Carretero
Thomas 57 & Karen Carriker
Joann (Motlik) 71 & Bart Castelli Sr.
Marilyn (Stoll) 62 & Joseph Chambers
Timothy Chapman 95
Margaret Charleville
Stephen & Michelle Cheli
Paul & Jane Christman
Joe 61 & Judy Claes
Rev. Richard V. Coerver 68
Kevin 71 & Christine Coerver
Mark & Michelle Stanze-Colombini 90
Louise (Hessi) 73 & Patrick Conroy
Michael 86 & Lynn Creamer
William Creamer
John & Margaret Cribbin
Mary (Paule) 66 & Michael Czerwinski 65
Brian Dailey
Nancy (Stender) 70 & Richard Danzeisen
Denise (Korte) 78 & Michael Daues 77
James Deiters
David 60 & Brownie Demmer
Michael 82 & Jean Dickson
Marcella (Bujewski) 58 &
William Diepenbrock
David 65 & Winifred Docter
Daniel 66 & Gloria Dodge
Eric Doerr 14
Trevor Donahue 09
Carol (Weisenhorn) 67 & Patrick Dorsey 66
Jim & Jane Dowd
Eric Duffey 79
Janet Eichhorn 79
Richard 66 & Catherine Eimer
Pat (Mooney) 72 & Gerard Eisele 70
Richard 68 & Debbie Etling
Linda (Baranowski) 80 & Michael Faddis
Thomas 82 & Trish Fanara
Mariano & Elaine Favazza
Kathleen (Vegessi) 64 & Donald Fellin
John 81 & Jennifer Ferguson
Dan Fernandez
Barbara Finan
Earl & Dianne Finney
Marsha (Pequignot) 63 & Dan Fischer
Steven Fischer 78
Dan Flynn
Christopher Foerstel 02
Helen (Wieclaw) 57 & Ron Fogarty 57
Rev. Msgr. Charles Forst
Eugene Foshage 62
Brian Franceschi 95
Karen (Hajek) 87 & Larry Francis
John & Mary Lou Frank
Mary (Stegmann) 66 & Tom Freudenthal
Lawrence Furey
Kim Furrer
Ron & Joan Gagnepain
Gene & Ann Gahn
Edwina (Anthony) 61 & Robert Galbierz 60
Roswita (Wagner) Gale 69
Georgette (Jacobson) 78 & Bernard Gerwel
Rev. Robert Gettinger
Janith (Pletanek) 56 & Robert Gieling
Pat (McGrath) 57 & Paul Giljum 57
Larry Glennon
Martha (Boyanchek) Goetz 57
Mary Jo (Ancel) 59 & Michael Goodwin 55
Peggy (Schmid) 73 & Bryon Gorton
Edward C. Granich 68
Michael 70 & Monica Gremmelsbacher
Cathy (Kunza) 70 & Paul Griner
Marvin 59 & Carolyn Grosche
James Gualdoni 62
Ann (Dooling) 95 & Matthew Guntli 95
Valerie (Ricketts) 01 & Justin Guntli 01
Jean (Schmidt) 66 & Robert Haberberger 66
Kevin 73 & Barb Hacker
Edward Haessig
Warren 55 & Ruth Haislar
Shirley (Kingsfield) 58 & Charles Hansen
Ronald 56 & Jacqueline Harris
Madonna (Hefele) 64 & Gene Hart
Steven 93 & Kimberly Hauser
Monica (Schutte) 82 & Jeff Hawkins 82
Kevin 77 & Ellen Hayes
Dawn & Doug Haynie
Kathryn Williams-Heese & Jim Heese
Susan (Gerber) 80 & Brian Heigel
Paul 64 & Mary Jane Heilich
June Helbling
Alfred 60 & Marilyn Hellwig
Richard R. Hely 63
Carlos 62 & Martha Hidalgo
Jimmy 56 & Marcia Hilsabeck
Carol Krings-Hodes & Frederick Hodes
Ronald W. Hoffmann
JoAnn (Jacobson) 66 & Donald Holdener
denotes deceased
CAVALIER SPIRIT CLUB CONTINUED... Don & Concetta Peterson
Ray 64 & Mary Lee Hummert William 82 & Cynthia Peth
John J. Hundhausen 65 Thomas 58 & Victoria Phelan
Theodore Hunt 04 Thomas Pisarkiewicz 95
Joseph 75 & Katherine Huss James 58 & Rosetta Powers
Ladonna Immken 68 Paul Provaznik 78
Michael Intagliata 67 Jeanette Provaznik 67
Rita (Albert) Jacobsmeyer 62 Martha (Mense) 83 & Joseph Provaznik 83
Angelique (Roques) 80 & John Jandro Peggy (Foshage) 73 & Joseph Purk
Eileen (Taylor) 68 & Lee Janey David Rabe
Carol (Nolen) 66 & Jerome Johnson Patricia (Lang) 76 & Timothy Rafferty 75
Thomas 65 & Ellie Jones Robert & Theresa Reilly
Thomas 64 & Sally Jost John 67 & Sharon Renick
Rev. Msgr. Robert P. Jovanovic Thomas 77 & Anna Rice
Judith (Riney) 78 & Gary Julius Michael Rogers 76
Carol (Schuermann) 63 & Robert Jung 63 Lupe & Guadalupe Rohrer
Frank J. Kekeisen 58 Melissa (Hoffmann) 92 & Ken Rosenhoffer
Tom & Diane Keppler Stephen 68 & Anne Rother
John 64 & Barbara King Elizabeth Rumphorst 61
Dan & Mary King Michelle (Guntli) 81 & Joseph Rusch
Mary Ann (Hangyal) 67 & Thomas King Peter 61 & Sebastiana Russo
Anne (Foster) 79 & Kevin Kloepple 79 Danny & Margaret Sartore
Tom & Laurie Koetting Meg (Baudendistel) 83 & Tom Menke Glenn Schaeffer 63
Laura (Wehner) 02 & Paul Kopac Bernadette (Perotta) 84 & Michael Mense 78 Gerard Schallom 80
Russell & Betty Korte Mariah Mense Greg Scheetz 75
Carleen (Tatlock) 70 & Gary Kramer Marion Menze 55 Jacquelyn Schibig 59
Marian (Borders) 81 & Jeffrey Kramper Jacqueline (Kern) 65 & Edward Merz 65 Colleen (Walsh) 68 & James Schlittler 65
Judy (Miller) Kreider 62 Mary (Glynn) 70 & Michael Meyer 70 Thomas Schnable 03
David & Marlene Kren Kevin & Peggy Meyer Charles 60 & Joan Schroeder
Dennis & Kathy Krueger Jay Meyer 64 Roy & Marlene Schulze
Jessica (Langhammer) 01 & Marty Kuenzle Sharon (Hansman) 63 & Michael Dennis & Doreen Schutte
Diane (Schmidt) 69 & Michael Kuhlmann Mihanovich 62 Annamarie (Gambaro) Schwab 58
Karen (Hoffmann) 64 & David Kussin 64 Peggy (Guntli) 74 & John Milford Mike & Rhonda Schwartz
Diana LaFata 81 Vernon Moehlenbrock 76 Gregory 73 & Diane Schweizer
Thomas Lagermann 68 Sharon Moran Daniel 70 & Lorraine Sekarski
William Lamers 60 Steve 77 & Sue Mosbacher Virginia Senkosky
Judy & Orville Lampe Jr. 62 John & Rita Moylan Katie (Adams) 95 & Michael Seppi 94
Laura (Santen) 80 & Phillip Langhorst Michael Mueller 00 Mark Shaffer 00
John 58 & Teresa Lavin Chris Mueller 75 Michael & Rhonda Siemer
Jacqueline (Sucher) 62 & Michael Leonard 62 Gene & Barbara Murphy Marvin Sindel 68
Robert 59 & Ruth Ann Lipic Margaret (Dorsey) 70 & William McNamee Matthew Skibinski
Maria (Guzman) 88 & Ronald Llewellyn John 62 & Judith Nassif Jim Sondermann 75
Elizabeth (Foley) 62 & Robert Lockwood William OConnell 69 Thomas 63 & Amy Speck
Michelle Loehr Fred Nelson 67 Mary Lou (Schnellmann) 69 &
Charles 54 & Eula Loos Kurt & Joann Nelson Arthur Spellmeyer
Pamela (Davis) 73 & Michael Lowe Robert F. Nenninger 63 Patricia (Ruma) 89 & Dale Spence
Joseph 68 & Martha Ludewig Richard 64 & Julianne Niemann Katie Stein
Timothy Lurkins 00 Katie (Freshman) 90 & Jeff Niemeyer Michael 73 & Becky Sternitzky
Jacquelyn (Moore) 82 & Robert Margaret 82 & Michael Noll Mary (Huber) 79 & Terry Strahan
Mallmann 80 Jean (Byrne) Noll 64 Joshua Stremlau 00
Onelia Marconi Frances Novotny 59 Nicholas Stremlau 97
Bob & Joyce Mard Maureen ONeill 92 Fr. Robert Suit
Laura McDonald Nick 65 & Kathy Ohlman Monica Sullivan
Daniel 75 & Amy McDonnell Janice (Voegele) 70 & Rick Olsen Robert 61 & Martha Sundermeyer
Kevin & Kevin McDonnell Kim (Meyer) 97 & Dan Onder Darril 63 & Sue Swaller
Catherine (Denzel) 79 & Jeffrey McDougall Richard Palank 64 Lisa (Breakfield) 79 & Kirk Syberg
Sandra (McGuire) Meagher 66 Zach & Michon Pals Michael Sykora
Francis & Sue Meara Jerry & Joann Palumbo Eugene 68 & Susie Tacchi
Kevin Mebruer 82 Mike 95 & Cindy Parisi William & Carrol Tauser
Kay (Yehlen) Meehan 76 Damon Passanise 95 Maureen (OBrien) 66 & Ron Thielemier

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Linda (Teepe) Thoenen 66
Patricia (Barrale) Thomas 61
Nicholas Till 60
Kevin & Jean Timoney
Karen (Corich) 99 & Patrick Timpe 94
Mark Tissi 76
Phillip 60 & Addie Tomber
Steve 67 & Mary Toth
Patricia Treacy 55
Stephen & Amy Truitt
William & Lynn Van Oyen
Stephen 62 & Linda Venker
Gina (Edgar) 96 & Brian Walsh 95
Donald & Patrice Walther
Peg Weathers 78
Susan (Krull) Weber 72
Tom 59 & JoAnn Wedbush
Mary Weidler 88 & William Honeycutt 94
Christine (Cuccia) 73 & Jerry Welsch
Col. William 61 & Lucia Welsch
Marcia (Graczak) 58 & James
Werkmeister 55
Joe & Donna Westermayer
Charles 76 & Jean Whelehon
Ron Wienstroer
Lauren (Tornatore) 69 & Joseph Wilder 69
Mark 75 & Janelle Wiley
Bill Wiley
John & Jody Wilkerson
James 61 & Veeder Willey
Jane Wilson
William Winschief 62
Patricia (Guntli) 68 & Philip Winter
Benjamin Witowski 61
Brother William J. Woeger FSC 63
Jean (Dillon) 70 & Richard Wolf 69
Mary (McGuire) Woods 70
Jacque (Stelzer) 83 & John Wright
Kurt & Missy Wulff
Ike Yancey
Earl 61 & Catherine Zesch
Robert Zoller
DB Associates
GIFTS BETWEEN $5099
Anonymous (4)
Mary (OConnor) Acton 75
Michael 78 & Darlene Amoroso
ANNUAL REPORT OF GRATITUDE FY15
James 61 & Cristina Aulbach
Loretta (Kunkel) Bader 55
Carroll (Cunningham) 56 & August Baechle
Jerry 68 & Patricia Barney
Marilyn (Mueller) Barnicle 62
Mary (Matejka) 58 & John Behrmann 58
Elizabeth Bentrup 78
Dorothy (Frank) Boschert-Berndsen 56
Joseph & Amy Berra
Susan (Patterson) Bianchi 73
Joseph Birsinger
George 59 & Virginia Bockwinkel
Patricia (Dyer) 61 & Francis Brady Jr.
Thomas 69 & Dana Brennan
Anne (Degunia) 88 & Robert Buganski
Joseph 67 & Ellen Callier
Sandra Callier 67
Lynn & Joseph Candrl Jr., 62
Robert Carriker 58 & Eleanor Carriker
Michael Cebulski 10
Diane (Sisk) 64 & Thomas Daly 62
Molly Deachan 92
Donald & Kathy Deachan
Leonard A. DeBello 62
Mary (Boyne) Debus 56
Carol (Colombo) 58 & Martin Deters Sr., 58
Donald & Rita Deves
John 60 & Mary Ellen Dierker
Kathleen (Westermann) 60 & Timothy Dolan
Rosanne (Landholt) 83 & Phil Donato Jr.
Kevin Donnelly 10
Thomas 83 & Julie Donnelly
Randall Dreiling 77
Robert & Donna Drexler
Judith (Schaaf) 62 & Doug Dunphy
Robert Erb 59
Msgr. Norbert Ernst
Benjamin Erschen 00
June Fels
Kim (Bording) 74 & Neil Fiala
Aloys 57 & Patricia (Kelley) Fischer
Sheila & Frank Fleming Jr.
Harrison & Julie Fletcher
Mary Frank
Donna (Halloran) 63 & Daniel Fuhrman
Mary Catherine (Mueth) 72 & Russ Garbo 72
Walter & Mary Gerau
Jacob Giljum 10
Mary Ann (Beutel) Girshner 62
Elizabeth Goetz 83
Joyce (VonRohr) Gray 69
Catherine (Brandhorst) 60 &
Donald Greene 61
Mark Hacker 75
Gary Hall 66
Sandra (Meyer) 64 & Michael Halperin
Judith (Stecher) 63 & Paul Heaton
Joseph Hejnal 57
Constance (Klos) 75 & Kerry Hesse
John & Dorothy Hettel
Diana (Romeo) 67 & Glenn Holler
Penelope (Weinrich) 63 & John Hoyt Jr.
Jerome 59 & Kathryn Jacobsmeyer
Kathleen (Martignon) Jolly 59
Nancy Judge
Matthew Kasate 10
Lawrence 58 & Martha Kastner
Reverend William G. Kempf
Suzanne (Steck) 78 & Bryan King 75
John Kitson 78
Robert Klein 62
Phillip Klevorn
Kim (Moore) 94 & Matthew Kossmann
Phil & Mary Lou Kosta
Judy (Blankmann) 56 & James Kremer
Ryan Krus 10
Michael Kumpf
Lawrence Kuntz 69
Barbara (Bradburn) Larson 55
Linda (Colombo) 66 & Stephen Leaver
Janice (Funk) 62 & Jon Lindell
Judith Loehr 63
Ashleigh (Manning) 95 & Ronald Macke 95
Martin 68 & Denise Maddox
Tom & Pam Manning
Salvatore Mantia 67
Gaspare Manzo 78 & Nadine Manzo
Lois (Holman) 63 & Richard Martin
JoAnn (Kitson) 85 & James McClure
Matthew McCormick 10
Matt McKeever
Charles Merriott
Rosanne Mersinger 73
Rich J. Meyer 59
Kathy (Keary) 60 & Raymond Migneco 60
Tim 84 & Suzanne Miramonti
Patrick 62 & Mary Monahan
Steven Murphy 71
Thomas & Cathleen OShea
Patricia (Riganti) 81 & Michael Oldani 81
Jerrilee (Widmann) 75 & Ronald Oldani 67
Sharon (Nicholson) 61 & Joseph Orf Jr.
Laura (Stenger) 60 & Antonio Paunan
Vivian (Pusateri) 62 & Angelo Pezzani
Patricia (Daub) 68 & Edmund Pieper 65
Lois (Guelker) 64 & Phil Poepsel
Carol Ponciroli 74
Nancy (Tayloe) 75 & Allan Poole
Robert Puricelli 61
denotes deceased
DB ASSOCIATES CONTINUED... Joyce (Hubble) 65 & Robert Winkler 66 Michael 99 & Kendal Dauphin
Neil 58 & Susan Quirk Antonina (Giardina) Witte 57 Samuel & Audrey Davis
David 69 & Susan Rademeyer Ronald 58 & Elizabeth Zinzer Jean Deasy
Sandra (Junghans) 71 & Thomas Raia 70 Joseph DeGregorio 65
Red & White Club Marilyn Difani
M. Theresa 60 & Nile Ramsbottom GIFTS UP TO $49
Rick Randazzo 79 Ronald 58 & Verna Dodge
Amy Rauscher 90 Larry Driscoll
Kathleen (Nachtweih) 65 & Kenneth Reiss Mary Ann (McFarland) 56 & Louis Dryden
Patricia 75 & Timothy Rekart Denise Ellis 88
Jeanne (Ruck) Reynolds 66 Janet (Dodge) 62 & Edward Ermert
Margaret (Hoeflinger) Ritchie 57 David 73 & Ann Eschmann
Teresa (Schallom) 78 & John Roeckle 78 Lorraine (Boyle) 63 & Robert Fahey
Kathy (Thrower) 74 & Gary Rolfes 74 Carin Fedchak 82
Mary (Tatlock) 75 & David Rosen Jeanne (Meyrose) 58 & Alan Ferner
Leonette (Holman) Freeman-Rung 70 Sam 67 & Barbara Finocchio
Richard 61 & Penny Ryan Robert Flesch 66
Anonymous (7) Kathleen Flood
Elizabeth (Vernile) 60 & Carl Scherz
Faye Amrhein Joseph Fredericks 70
Paul 69 & Debra Schiavo
Amy (Kohnen) 91 & Johann Arnason Michael 84 & Lori Gage
Sister Barbara Schlatter, CPPS
John & Margaret Asbury Marilyn (Pildner) 66 & Pete Gierer
Elaine Schlueter 66
Mary (Mense) 75 & Mark Aubuchon Sarah (Shoemaker) 73 & Michael Griffin
George Schmidt
Patricia (Hessi) 72 & Dennis Augustyniak Joan (Cannon) 64 & Robert Griffin
Janice (Anton) 70 & James Schmitz
Jim Aulbach 61 Marian (Callier) 58 & Thomas Griggs
Colleen (Curran) 71 & Raymond Schulte 71
Emilie (Ruemker) 85 & Rick Baker Carole (Leyland) 62 & Jim Grimm
Carol Schutz 63
Michael Barnes 64 Cyndi Gutierrez
Jim & Joan Scott
Kimberly (Liddy) Barry 78 Celeste (Martignon) 61 & Ron Halbach
Patricia (Semchee) 62 & Robert Seeber
Vickie (Holtmann) 76 & John Becvar 73 Kathy (Steigerwald) 68 &
Michael 62 & Michelle Shannon
Rose (Sebastian) 58 & Ernest Benecke 59 Thomas Hanewinkel
Kristina Siebert 90
Elaine Benz 70 Christine 78 & Bruce Hannigan
Kevin & Nancy Sigillito
Ray 55 & Patricia Berger Nancy & Martin Haselhorst Jr., 63
Janet (Morhaus) Smith 62
Gerald & Rita Bernds Jeffrey Hatchard 97
Eileen (Kremer) 58 & Donald Smith
Melanie Bernds 04 Joan (Nahlik) Hayes 67
Mark 72 & Janet Stemmler
Margaret Bernhard Timothy 68 & Christine Hessel
Catherine Stenger
Joseph 73 & Mary Berry Ronald Hof 63 & Sharon Hof
Sarah Stout
Eileen (Owens) Bertani 60 Karen (Hussman) 70 & Scott Hoffmann
Tony & Gloria Szczuka
Charlene (Furer) 63 & William Blumm 62 Mary & George Horneker Jr
John 72 & Lisette Sztukowski
Judy (Duggan) 66 & William Boedeker Robert & Kathleen Houska
The Class of 1973
Barbara Bottini 59 August 61 & Clare Imholtz
Vincent Tissi 67
Nick & Ina Mae Braun Jacqueline (Kossmann) Ingalls 58
Kathleen OToole
Arthur 61 & Anna Braun Jean (Weisenhorn) 70 & Mark Jackson
Kathleen (Pohlig) 62 & John Trage
Mary (Dierkes) 73 & James Brickey Carol (Callier) 65 & Ray Jakobovits
Thomas & Linda Valleroy
Henry & Carol Brym Arthur 63 & Elizabeth Jecklin
Julie (Kettelkamp) Venable 82
John Bujewski 61 Suzette Johnson
Frank 70 & Mary Vilimek
Deborah (Strathmann) 68 & Dennis Burchard Gary Jones 88
Diana (Gustafson) 67 & Richard Voelker
Donna (Stipanovich) 61 & Nathan Burrow Victoria (Signorino) Blaida-Keller 75
August Von Oehsen 64
James & Carol Camilleri Ann Kelly
Mary (Christman) 60 & Thomas Wallace
Jeanette (Callier) 63 & Randall Carbone Joe 75 & Terry KennyDonna (Lato) 68 &
Justin Ward 10
Marilyn (Placht) 75 & Michael Carson George Kerckhoff 62
Carol (Gustafson) 69 & Dave Waters
Robert & Rose Mary Chill Barbara (Carnaghi) 74 & John Kersting
Deborah (Bentmann) 73 &
Margaret (Wild) 61 & Ernest Christanell
Richard Wehner 69
Juan 97 & Kathleen Christlieb
Dennis & Janet Weil
Linda (Hundhausen) 62 & Kenneth Ciosek
Kelly & Cathy White
Thomas Cissi
John 61 & Mary Jo Wich
Edward 63 & Linda Cizek
Christopher & Barb Wienhoff
John 60 & Mary Coleman
Keith 64 & Nancy Wilhelm
Elizabeth Collins 88
James 60 & Jane Will
Kathleen (Jones) Creed 67
Dennis 70 & Coleen Dailey Wilson
Dale & Sherry Crittenden
Theresa (Giardina) 60 & John Winecoff 59
Margaret (Schall) 72 & Russell Cule
Ralph & Carol Winkler
Anita (Ottolini) 72 & James Cusanelli 64
Joseph & Carol Winkler

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 RED & WHITE CLUB CONTINUED... Eric Rocchio 11 THE GUILD PLAYERS THEATRE SCHOLARSHIP
Rodney & Dolores Kettelkamp Kathleen (Kautz) 65 & Daniel Roche Cheryl (Norris) Lovell 74
Warren & Kathy Kincaid Jacqueline (Schuermann) 60 & Shirley Norris
Dan & Nancy Kinney Norris Roessler
THE TERESA BUTZ TEAM SPIRIT AWARD IN
Mary (Miller) Klein 61 Bev Rombach MEMORY OF TERESA BUTZ 88
Kimberly Klick Michael 83 & Amy Ruggeri
David Sauer Angela (DePalma) 77 & Steve Butz 76
Mary & Brian Knobbe
Marilyn (Arb) 64 & Neal Schaeffer THE THOMAS LOMBARDO MEMORIAL
Gina (Mattler) 90 & Timothy Koch
Vincent & Nancy Schilling SCHOLARSHIP
Irene (Cook) 65 & Donald Koester 65
Audrey Kohnen Mike & Pat Schmiz Susan (Totterer) Lombardo Kramer 72
Maureen Krueger Roy & Terri Schneider
Janet (Boedges) 69 & Chris Schottel 68 Endowments
Charles Kullmann
Elizabeth (Taylor) 70 & Robert Kuntz 68 Barbara (Meyrose) 64 & Jerry Schroy THE CATHY BRICKEY MEMORIAL
Kathleen (Maas) 70 & William Kunz Rev. Jack Schuler SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Christopher LaBarge 85 Carolyn (Steimel) 59 & Edward Schulte Margaret Charleville
Lisa (Turner) 90 & Robert Lanemann Mary (Giardina) 73 & James Schurk 73 Judith (Riney) 78 & Gary Julius
Amy (Deachan) 90 & John Lange Bob 54 & Marlene Seger
THE CLASS OF 1962 ENDOWMENT FUND
Cheryl 73 & J. Carey Laporte Arthur Seise
Ron 65 & Barb Sherman Marilyn (Mueller) Barnicle 62
Greg & Dottie Laumann
Mary (Hannon) 60 & Christian Stein DeAnne (Martin) 62 & Gordon Brown
Margaret (Greco) 80 & Paul Lawrence
Jacqueline (Schallom) 65 & Gerald Stevison Clifford Browne 62
Patricia (Heyn) 75 & Mark Loehnig
Cynthia Stollhans 73 Kenneth 62 & Loretta Bruckner
Marilyn (Kern) 72 & Michael Lupo
Charles & Joan Sum Lynn Candrl & Joseph Candrl Jr., 62
John 82 & Bridget Luzecky
Glenn 65 & Kathleen Tomlin Marilyn (Stoll) 62 & Joseph Chambers
John 68 & Lisa Marciano
Linda (Giegling) Travers 76 Linda (Hundhausen) 62 & Kenneth Ciosek
James & Mary Martin
Diane Vandersteen 82 James 62 & Susan Dale
Nancy (Rice) 79 & Michael McCafferty 77
Mary (Kreft) 67 & Gary Vejvoda 67 Diane (Sisk) 64 & Thomas Daly 62
Curtis 68 & Martha Meinhardt
Christine (Hickel) 78 & Larry Weber Leonard A. DeBello 62
Paul 75 & Diana Menner
Ken Weindel Marilyn (Silies) 62 & Frank Dohr 60
Marilyn (Dostal) 68 & Robert Merlo
Bob & Joann Welby Judith (Schaaf) 62 & Doug Dunphy
Angela (Haislar) 87 & Robert Meyer 87
Kristin (Buck) Welch 06 Janet (Dodge) 62 & Edward Ermert
Paula (Sellmeyer) 72 & Kort Meyer 72
Imelda (Dittmaier) Wentz 54 Eugene J. Foshage 62
Karen 95 & Jeffrey Meyer
Will & Kim Werner Robert Fuchs 62 & Shawn Sweeney
Joan (Eichhorn) 77 & Patrick Miller
Richard 56 & Rita Wiesehan Mary Ann Girshner 62
Mary (Mueller) 85 & James Miller 84
Patricia (Hoeltzle) Williams 58 Carole (Leyland) 62 & James Grimm
Mary (Dimarco) Moore 70
Joyce (Helfrich) 70 & William Wilton James H. Gualdoni 62
Deborah (Cooney) 77 & Frank Mullen
Keith 82 & Theresa Winkelman Carlos 62 & Martha Hidalgo
Kevin 74 & Karen Murphy
Fr. Thomas Wyrsch Rita (Albert) Jacobsmeyer 62
Bridget Murphy 83
Walter Yesberg 58 Diane (Wagstaff) 62 & Raymond Jokerst 62
Fred 69 & Joan Nazzoli
Jean (Slavik) 69 & Robert Yowell Donna (Lato) 68 & George Kerckhoff 62
Steve & Marie Neville
Charles & Kathy Zoeller Robert A. Klein 62
Barry & Laurie Newman
Jacqueline (Sucher) 62 &
Patricia (Schwer) 62 & Charles Nicks Bishop DuBourg Awards & Michael Leonard 62
Thad & Helen Niemira
Duane & Debbie Oehmen
Scholarships Janice (Funk) 62 & Jon Lindell
Elizabeth (Foley) 62 & Robert Lockwood
Betty (Pellegrini) 61 & James Organ 60
Judy Maserang & Raymond Maserang Jr., 62
Sarah (Vilimek) 97 & Jared Parker
Sharon (Hansman) 63 &
Vernon 65 & Arlene Pesek
Michael Mihanovich 62
William 62 & Nancy Peterkort
James 62 & Donna Mikesch
Susan Petruso
Patrick 62 & Mary Monahan
Sister Rose Edwin Pfannebecker
John 62 & Judith Nassif
Patrick Pollihan 91
Patricia (Schwer) 62 & Charles Nicks
Margaret Poniewaz 66
William 62 & Nancy Peterkort
Sister Carolyn Pozarich, CPPS 64
Vivian (Pusateri) 62 & Angelo Pezzani
David 77 & Victoria Provaznik
Rosemary (Bellistri) 62 & Gerald Rhomberg
Anthony Puricelli 81
HEART OF DB AWARD Michael 62 & Michelle Shannon
Robert & Louis Radomski
Alumni of DB Jane Simmerman 62
Frank 79 & Kathleen Ramaesiri
Janet (Morhaus) Smith 62
David Rasure 56 DON & ELAINE BURRUS SCHOLARSHIP
Kathleen (Pohlig) 62 & John Trage
Kay & Ronald Reiter Sr., 61 Laura Fister Stephen 62 & Linda Venker
Lauren Roberds 68

ANNUAL REPORT OF GRATITUDE FY15 denotes deceased

THE CLASS OF 1962 ENDOWMENT FUND CONTD... St. Martin of Tours Parish ExxonMobil
Larry 62 & Bonnie Walker St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church Granite Foundation
William Winschief 62 Target Take Charge of Education Program HTE Technologies
The Backstoppers Inc. IBM Corporation
THE DB GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Maggie Welby Foundation Land OLakes, Inc.
Timothy E. Stewart The Urban League Of Metropolitan St. Louis Macys/Bloomingdales
THE FLOYD HACKER MEMORIAL Today and Tomorrow Education Foundation Merck Company
SCHOLARSHIP FUND Vidzu Microsoft
Gene & Ann Gahn Monsanto
Honors & Memorials Quest Diagnostics
THE SISTERS OF MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD
SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN HONOR OF THE 70TH BIRTHDAY OF Raytheon
JEANNE (CUMMINGS) HERZBERG 63 The Benevity Community Impact Fund
Jim 60 & Peggy McEvoy
Arthur & Elizabeth Seise The Lay Family Foundation
THE TIMOTHY MURPHY MEMORIAL The Prudential Foundation
SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN MEMORY OF RAY BAYENS, FORMER DB
TEACHER, COACH & ATHLETIC DIRECTOR The UPS Foundation
William Daniel & Mary King United States Steel Foundation Inc.
Bob & Joyce Mard Peggy (Schmid) 73 & Bryon Gorton US Bancorp Foundation
Kevin & Katie McDonnell The Class of 1973 Wells Fargo Foundation
Frank Murphy 68 IN MEMORY OF DEACON DAVE BOLDERSON
Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy Reunion Class Gifts
Edward Haessig
Marilyn (Miller) 68 & Stephen Shady 68 Sandra (Meyer) 69 & James Leibrecht The Class of 1967
Fr. Mike Lydon The Class of 1973
Foundations & Organizations The Class of 1974
Bob & Joyce Mard
Karen (Meis) 95 & Jeffrey Meyer Veterans Memorial Project
Gary & Jacque Rocchio
Margaret (Raia) 64 & William Bell
Melissa (Hoffmann) 92 & Ken Rosenhoffer
Mary (Paule) 66 & Michael Czerwinski 65
Mike & Rhonda Schwartz
Michael 84 & Lori Gage
IN MEMORY OF NORBERT BUTZ SR. Jacqueline (Kern) 65 & Edward Merz 65
Tom & Linda Jokerst Vernon 65 & Arlene Pesek
IN MEMORY OF LARRY FRIEDMAN 73 Ronald 58 & Elizabeth Zinzer
Michael 73 & Becky Sternitzky 2014 Gala Dinner Auction
IN MEMORY OF ROBERT GERARD
Access Academies/Friends of the Academies Mrs. Marilyn Difani
Annual Catholic Appeal Carol (Schuermann) 63 & Robert Jung 63
Archdiocese of St. Louis
IN MEMORY OF ROGER LAUX
Augustinian Academy Alumni Association
Catholic Education Office of The Barbara Finan
Archdiocese of St. Louis IN MEMORY OF VIRGIL PUETZ
Dan Devereaux Memorial Trust, Inc. Jackie Puetz
De La Salle Middle School at St. Matthews Mike & Donna Puetz
East Side Heart & Home Family Center
IN MEMORY OF TOM SEMCHEE JR. 73
Edward & Thea Lawton Foundation
Father Bobs Outreach Vickie (Holtmann) 76 & John Becvar 73 Abigails Gift Boutique
Food Service Consultants, Inc. Rich 73 & Patricia Kamadulsk Marilyn Adams
Kopytek Thomas 73 & Patricia Long Advocare
Marian Middle School Gregory 73 & Diane Schweizer Janel Sykora
Mathews Kitchen, LLC Teresa Zimmerman American Czech Education Center
Misericordia Society IN MEMORY OF GARY STORY 73 Joni (Schmidt) Arb 62 & Richard Arb 60
Olympic Sporting Goods Arch Coal
Peggy (Schmid) 73 & Bryon Gorton
Optimist Club of Clayton Auction Horizon
Russells Cafe Matching Gifts Avon
Southside Optimists Club of St. Louis Anheuser Busch Foundation Gina Baldwin
St. Dominic Savio Parish AT&T Bartolinos Osteria
St. Francis of Assissi Council Bank of America Bart 76 & Linda (Haberberger) 76
Knights of Columbus Boeing Saracino
St. Gabriel the Archangel Bunge Corporation Michael Berks
Parent Faculty Association Crane Foundation Inc. Best Transportation
St. Louis Archdiocesan Teachers Association Emerson Emma Biermann 17
St. Louis Hills Neighborhood Association Biggies Restaurant and Bar

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 2014 GALA DINNER AUCTION CONTINUED... Origami Owl
The Block Amy Frederich
Dan & Maureen Borkowski Friend of Bishop DuBourg High School
Branson Belle Showboat Robert Fuchs 62 & Shawn Sweeney
Bransons IMAX Entertainment Complex The Future Antiques
BraVo Bra Boutique Gateway Arch Riverboat
Michael & Janice Broekelman John and Jackie Gibbons
Irma Brym The Gifted Gardner
Buffalo Wild Wings Gioias Deli
Mike 64 & Joyce (Dohr) 64 Bytnar Goedekers Superstore
Callahans Tuxedo Rental Gooey Louie
Ben & Debbie Calloni GovConnection
Grand Music Country Hall
The Green Goose
Greer Family
Guidos Pizzeria
Gus Pretzels
Hampton Animal Hospital
Megan (Wilkerson) 06 & Beau Harrington
Michael & Valarie Hayes
Margaret Hesse
William 83 & Elizabeth Hessi
The Hill
Casa Loma Ballroom Hit List
Catering by the Christy Hodaks
Kelly (Preiss) 81 & Rich Simonds Holiday Inn Country Club Plaza
Catholic Supply of St. Louis Hotel Ignacio
Dan 64 & Mary Stutte Marianne (Zerillo) 69 & Gary Hutti
Chestnut Mountain Resort Initial Outfitters
COCA It Works Global
Ann (Shoemaker) 71 & James Cole J. Hennecke Photography
Commerce Bank Jewel-Rie
Louise (Hessi) 73& Pat Conroy John D. McGurks Irish Pub
Creative Memories / Yarly Scanning Judys Jewels and More
Sandy Wirth Karate Life Studios
Crescent Farms Stephanie Kaszuba
Mike Roberts 74 Keetons Double Play
Dairy Queen Christine (Ruemker) 79 & Don Klinger
Mary (Schutte) 77 & Mike Leeper Laura (Wehner) 02 & Paul Kopac
Donald & Georgine Davis Marybeth Krull
DB Athletic Department Lands End
DB Robotics Team Amie (Owens) 98 & Dave Lawhorn
Scott DePriest 78 Lazy River Grill
Dippel Plumbing & Heating John 68 & Lisa Marciano
Discovery Toys Jeff 80 & Sue Leiendecker
Dobbs Tire & Auto Center Lindenwood Drug
Stan & Mindy Domijan Tom 73 & Toni Hunt
Doug Gabriel #1 Hits Tribute The Lodge at Grants Trail
Dragonfly Fitness and Training Lofts Studio
Du Bowl Lanes The Mack
Epiphany Bowling Lanes Magic House
Extra Virgin on Olive Ovation Mary Kay Cosmetics
Fitzgerald Family Massage Envy
Kathleen (Vegessi) 64 & Donald Fellin Master Mind Vodka
Jeff & Laurie Fister Mathews Kitchen
Dan & Cathy Flynn Patrick 79 & Kathy McCafferty
Foleys Bar and Grill Thirty-One Gifts
Food Service Consultants & Sally Merchant
Specialized Caterering Metro Media Security
Mike Kumpf Mary (Mueller) 85 & James Miller
ANNUAL REPORT OF GRATITUDE FY15
Missouri Botanical Garden
Mitchell James Salon
Moms Deli
Charlie 62 & Carol Vago
Morgenthaler Drapery Cleaners
Cindy (Post) 76 & Eugene Morgenthaler
John Mueller 64
The Muny
Dennis 70 & Michelle Reagan
National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows
Neighborhood Tours by Joe DeGregorio 65
Ryan 07 & Adrienne Newcomer
Olympic Sporting Goods
Organo Gold Coffee / Marys Cafe
Pampered Chef
Sheri Pena
Jerald & Jeanette Pence
House of Phideau
Pinots Palette
Pint Size Bakery & Coffee
PlanCorp
Steve 66 & Mary Frank
Preston Art Glass Studio
Pro-Image Sports
Paul & Jo Nell Russo
Prossers Moving & Storage
Frank Murphy 68
Alice Provaznik
Richard 76 & Joan Provaznik
PRP Wine International, Inc.
Quincy University
RealtyNET
Mary McBride
Record Exchange
Debbie (Brusatti) 78 & Kevin Regan
Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
RIO Syrup
Phil 60 & Addie Tomber
Mike Roberts 74
Rolling Ridge Nursery
Mary (Tatlock) Rosen 75, Jessica (Rosen)
Gearon 01 & Michael Rosen 04
Russells on Macklind
Paul & Jo Nell Russo
The Saint Louis Chamber Chorus
Sandys Tailor & Alterations
Schaefers Auto Care
Schillers
Schlafly Bottleworks
Jim 82 & Denise Schnable
denotes deceased

2014 GALA DINNER AUCTION CONTINUED...
Oopsy Daisy
Elfi Schuck
Sheldon Concert hall
Silver Dollar City
Rex 62 & Jeanne Sinquefield
Six Flags Over Mid-America
Skyview Service, Inc.
Slyman Brothers Appliances
Southside True Value Hardware
Southwest Pediatrics
St. Louis Blues
St. Louis Carriage & Trolley Company
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
St. Louis Hills Automotive Service
St. Louis Rams
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Katie Stein
Holly Stoehner
Studio Visage
Ted Drewes Frozen Custard
Bridget Timoney
Touchstone Crystal by Swarovski
Tower Tee Par-3 Golf Complex
The Up-Cycled Project
Nicki Klos
Uttermost Company
Vincents Jewelers
Virginia Beach Resort Hotel &
Conference Center
Tanner Vitale
Wacky Warriors
Tom 75 & Kimberley Wall
Walt Disney World Co.
Walter Knoll Florist
Waterway Gas & Wash
Barbara Weinhoff
Westrich Photography
White Castle System
John & Jody Wilkerson
Kate Wilkerson 02
Sandy Wirth
Woodard Cleaning & Restoration
Jacquelyn (Stelzer) 83 & John Wright
Yoga 6
Yucandu Art Studio
denotes deceased
Fund-A-Need Melissa (Hoffmann) 92 & Ken Rosenhoffer
Paul & Jo Nell Russo
Archdiocese of St. Louis
Jim 82 & Denise Schnable
Christine (Nauert) 76 & Michael Bahr
Kelly (Preiss) 81 & Richard Simonds
Kathleen (Provaznik) Bauman 65
Dennis 75 & Dorothy Simpson
Patricia Belmont
Mike & Jan Spathelf
Robert & Marianne Bergamini
Jack & Carolyn Stelzer
Michael Berks
Genie (Unger) 74 & John Swanston 70
Steve & Laurie Bettlach
Bridget Timoney
Bill & Karol Bick
Paula Timoney
Janice Book 88
Karen (Corich) 99 & Patrick Timpe 94
Dan & Maureen Borkowski
Jeff 83 & Amy Ward
Kirk & Mary Ann Boschert
Stewart & Sandy Wirth
Rita (Ciffairy) 65 & Bill Brinkmann 65
Thomas 65 & Mary Lou Zlatic
Kenneth 62 & Loretta Bruckner
Denise (Zimmer) 87 & James Buck 87 23rd Annual Golf Tournament
Michael 79 & Kim Butz TOURNAMENT SPONSORS
Joyce (Dohr) 64 & Mike Bytnar 64
Ben & Debbie Calloni
Robert 80 & Dina Cassidy
Louise (Hessi) 73 & Patrick Conroy
Evelyn (Loubek) Corich 68
Kathleen (Jones) Creed 67
Brian Dailey
John & Mickey Dearing
Brad 74 & Maureen DePriest
Ellen (Greco) 76 & Niel DeVasto
Theresa Diehl 87
Michael 75 & Lynn DiRaimondo Catering by the Christy
Marilyn (Silies) 62 & Frank Dohr 60 Kelly (Preiss) 81 & Rich Simonds
Ann Donnelly 78 Catholic Education Office
Jennifer (Ballowe) 88 & Joseph Duncan 82 Dr. Kurt Nelson
Richard 66 & Catherine Eimer Crescent Farms Golf Club
Harrison & Julie Fletcher Michael Roberts 74
Food Service Consultants, Inc. Food Service & Specialized Catering
Steve 66 & Mary Frank Mike Kumpf
Joseph 84 & Amy Koontz-Goedeker G.R. Robinson Seed & Service Co.
Hadley & Nancy Greer Glen 80 & Elizabeth Kraemer
Eugene Haessig PlanCorp
Terry & Kate Hartz Steve 66 & Mary Frank
Steve & Celeste Hobbs St. Louis Archdiocesan Teachers Association
Theodore Hunt 04 ON-COURSE SPONORS
Tom 73 & Toni Hunt Dairy Queen
Marianne (Zerillo) 69 & Gary Hutti Mary (Schutte) 77 & Mike Leeper
Todd & Joni Jordan Dave Sinclair Buick GMC
Jennifer Joyce 80 & Kevin Corcoran Chris Foerstel 02
David & Marlene Kren Rebecca & Michael Feigenblatt
Marybeth Krull Mike 70 & Mary (Glynn) Meyer 70 & Family
John & Kate Lorson MOW Lawn Care
Christine (Maltagliati) 84 & James Luzecky 80 Jim 94 & Jamie Welby
Kevin & Susan Lydon Pro-Image Sports
Fr. Mike Lydon Paul & JoNell Russo
Mary Mann
GOLF DONATIONS
Patricia (Greco) 77 & Anthony Mazzuca
John W. Mueller 64 Bartolinos Osteria
Alice Provaznik Bart 76 & Linda (Haberberger) 76 Saracino
Martha (Mense) 83 & Joseph Provaznik 83 Kirk & Mary Ann Boschert
Richard 76 & Joan Provaznik Mike 64 & Joyce (Dohr) 64 Bytnar
Jeffrey & Donna Reitz Catholic Supply
Gary & Jacque Rocchio Dan 64 & Mary Stutte
Forest Park Golf Course
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 GOLF DONATIONS CONTINUED... Tonia Lohman Mary L. Frank
Gardenview Care Centers Joyce Mard Ann (Dooling) 95 & Matthew Guntli 95
Rich Winter 63 Christine McDermott Cyndi Gutierrez
Will Honeycutt 94 & Mary Weidler 88 Peggy Meyer Christine (Klepper) 78 & Bruce Hannigan
Johnny Macs Sporting Goods Jennifer Mitchell Gary Jones 88
Jostens Mickey & Nancy Montero Kimberly Klick
Nick 97 & Kelly Kassebaum & Family Rita Moylan Sandra (Meyer) 69 & James Leibrecht
Kopytek Jamie & Steve Pope Linda (Maschek) 68 & Armand Loehr
Just Landscape Lighting, LLC Jan Reed Michelle Loehr
Lindenwood Drug Laura Rettig Fr. Mike Lydon
Tom 73 & Toni Hunt Stephanie Roeder Thomas Makarewicz &
Kevin & Susan Lydon Jo Nell Russo Suzanne Renard-Makarewicz
Fr. Mike Lydon Kelly (Preiss) 81 & Rich Simonds Tom & Pam Manning
Clarence 60 & Joan Moehl Donna Slenker Beverly (Bledsoe) 65 & Edward McCabe Jr.
Frank Murphy 68 & Family Katie Stein Karen (Meis) 95 & Jeffrey Meyer
Chris Nava Mary Jo (Flynn) Thierry 86 Mary (Glynn) 70 & Michael Meyer 70
N-K Scratch Pads Julie Toennies Kurt & Joann Nelson
Pepsi Kevin & Caro Williams Jan (Hoeflinger) 59 & Sam Orlando
Simpson Security Robyn Robinson-Willis Susan Petruso
Dennis 75 & Dorothy Simpson Sandy Wirth Amy Rauscher 90
Chris Stein & Family Bev Rombach
Wednesday Night Crew Paul & Jo Nell Russo
US Bank
Wholesale Siding Kirk Boschert Jim & Joan Scott
Julius 67 & Rita Krisanic Mike Bytnar 64 Kevin & Nancy Sigillito
Dan Wienstroer Michael Daues 77 Michelle Stanze-Colombini 90 &
Doug Haynie 76 Mark Colombini
Parent Ambassadors Chris Kirchner Sarina (Fanara) 75 & Dennis Strack Jr.
Mary Blessing Anthony Langhammer 69 Karen (Corich) 99 & Patrick Timpe 94
Janice & Michael Broekelmann Thomas Meisemann Peg Weathers 78
Denise (Zimmer) Buck 87 Terry Noble Dan Wienstroer
Marsy Canino Frank Villamek 70 Ron Wienstroer
Theresa (Budrovich) DeBarry 84 Jean (Dillon) 70 & Richard Wolf 69
Give STL Day
Mary Dierkes
Amy DuVall Adrienne (Ricketts) 92 & Paul Atzemis
Francie Gosser James 61 & Cristina Aulbach
Hadley & Nancy Greer Robert & Marianne Bergamini
Sarah Hart Melanie Bernds 04
Cathy Heimberger James 75 & Margaret Bernhard
Margaret (Ward) 79 & Glenn Huelsing 78 Denise (Zimmer) 87 & James Buck 87
Patty Johnson Thomas Cissi
Todd & Joni Jordan Elizabeth (Seise) Collins 88
Ruth Kayser Denise (Korte) 78 & Michael Daues 77
Laura King Michael 99 & Kendal Dauphin
Randy King Brad 74 & Maureen DePriest
Celeste (Santen) LeGrand 83 Ann M. Donnelly 78
Susan Leiendecker Denise Ellis 88
Michelle Loehr Kim (Bording) 74 & Neil Fiala
denotes deceased

201415 top GIVING PARTICIPATION 201415 top annual giving by class

by class
12%

class of 1976 class of 1962

$26,000 $14,194
7%
7%

7%
7%
7%

class of 1978 class of 1983

$21,460 $12,261
$16,353 TOTAL GIVEN
$19,645 TOTAL GIVEN

$20,669 TOTAL GIVEN

6%
$14,194 TOTAL GIVEN
6%

6%

6%
$4,832 TOTAL GIVEN
$1,635 TOTAL GIVEN

$8,429 TOTAL GIVEN

$8,861 TOTAL GIVEN
$675 TOTAL GIVEN

class of 1968 class of 1973

$725 TOTAL GIVEN

$20,669 $12,029
class of 1958 class of 1960
$19,645 $8,861
class of 1964 class of 1970
1954 1955 1956 1958 1960 1962 1964 1965 1968 1970 $16,353 $8,429

ANNUAL REPORT OF GRATITUDE FY15

 save the dates Sunday, november 8, 2015
Open House

Friday, september 25, 2015 wednesday, november 11, 2015

Cav for a Day Veterans Day Prayer Service
and Wall Dedication
september 2526, 2015
Homecoming Weekend saturday, november 14, 2015
Trivia Night
friday, october 2, 2015
Early-out Soccer and saturday, november 21, 2015
Volleyball games Gala Dinner Auction

october 2224, 2015 thursday, december 10, 2015

Guild Theatre Fall Play Christmas Concert

one-to-one tablet initiative

A well-developed technology program to complement the curriculum is essential in developing an enhanced

college preparatory experience for our students. Starting with the 2015-2016 school year, DB is introducing
a school-wide One-to-One Tablet Initiative. Each Bishop DuBourg student will be equipped with a Windows
tablet that offers students the ability to utilize the tablet as a laptop or touch
screen device. When considering our technology choices for one-to-one, we
selected a tablet which is more affordable for our families and also compatible
with the Microsoft technology that is already used in most homes.

The purpose of this One-to-One Tablet Initiative is to provide our students the
opportunity to integrate technology into all aspects of the educational experience.
Our goal is to fully engage the students in the learning process and extend their
classroom experiences beyond pages of books and walls of the school building.
Utilizing these tablets on a regular basis will allow students to understand the valuable role of technology
in their high school education and in their future educational endeavors.

You can find a Q & A about our new One-to-One Initiative on our website
under Academics > Technology. Hopefully, it will answer all of your
questions concerning our new tablets. If you have any additional questions
or concerns, please call the main office at 314.832.3030.

THE CAVALIER | FALL 2015 | 33

 56%
392 STUDENTS REQUIRED SERVICE HOURS
PER SCHOOL YEAR
44% catholic students

23% minorities
83% 20 FRESHMEN
BISHOP DUBOURG
25
GRADE SCHOOLS
H I G H S C H O O L
STUDENT BODY By the numbers
84 SOPHOMORES
14:1 based on 2014-15 data

student:teacher RATIO
35 JUNIORS
40 3750
36%
ZIP CODES

students receiving
SENIORS
financial aid

2014- 4 9 2 3 2 20 40
2015

A T H L E T I C S
ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ELITE 8 CONFERENCE CONFERENCE 1ST TEAM 2ND tEAM &
ALL-STATE ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION
BY THE ALL-STATE APPEARANCES PLAYERS OF NEWCOMERS
ATHLETES ATHLETES ALL-CONFERENCE
NUMBERS TEAMS THE YEAR OF THE YEAR ATHLETES

credits required
30.4 to graduate
TOTAL FACULTY & staff

STUDENT:STAFF RATIO
48
advanced college credit
47
db ALUMNI ON STAFF
hours available 10:1

10
students taking advanced
36% college credit courses
30+ athletic
teams

students inducted
73 into the academy of 20+
co-curricular
clubs and
organizations

advanced studies
Information based on 201415 data
 If you would like to submit information for any of these items, please fill out any/all of the forms below and return
to Bishop DuBourg High School | 5850 Eichelberger | St. Louis, MO 63109. These forms can also be found on our website,
if youd prefer to submit them electronically. Thank you!

(See reverse side for the additional forms. If youre submitting multiple forms, please do not cut the sheet.
Please return the whole sheet back to Bishop DuBourg. Thank you!)

VETERAN WALL SUBMISSION and ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SIGN-UP - Contact Angela Calloni | acalloni@bishopdubourg.org | 314.783.4412
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SIGN-UP and HALL OF FAME NOMINATION - Contact Ryan Sykora | rsykora@bishopdubourg.org | 314.783.4464
PLANNED GIVING - Contact Fr. Mike Lydon | mlydon@bishopdubourg.org | 314.783.4430

VETERANS MEMORIAL PROJECT NAME SUBMISSION

Name (as youd like it to appear on wall) ___________________________________________________________________________

DB Grad Year ____________________________________ Branch of Service rArmy rNavy rAir Force rMarines r Coast Guard

Period of Service ______________________________________________________________________________________________

Was the veteran killed or wounded in combat? rNo rYes: rKilled rWounded Date deceased _______________________

Is the veteran deceased? rNo rYes: Date _____________________________ During Active Duty? rYes rNo

Contact information for the veteran or family member on behalf of the veteran:

Name _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Phone ________________________________________ Email _________________________________________________________

Address _______________________________________ City ________________________________ State ________ Zip__________

How did you acquire this information (if not the veteran or family)? ____________________________________________________

If you would like to make a donation towards the Veterans Wall, please contact Fr. Mike Lydon or fill out the form on our website!

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION INTEREST FORM

DB is forming an official Athletic Association. If you are interested in more information or want to get involved, please fill out this
form and return to DB, Attn: Ryan Sykora, Athletic Director.

Name ______________________________________________________________________DB Grad Year ______________________

Address ______________________________________ City _________________________________ State ________ ZIP __________

Phone ___________________________________________ Email ______________________________________________________

Would you read a periodic e-newsletter? rNo rYes Would you attend occasional meetings? rNo rYes

Please see reverse side for the additional forms.

PLANNED GIVING

We are grateful for all the members of the Bishop DuBourg family who have remembered DB through their Estate Planning. Wed like to
acknowledge and thank those who have made the ultimate gift to Bishop DuBourg.

r I/We have already remembered Bishop DuBourg High School in our estate Planning.
r I/We would like more information regarding including Bishop DuBourg High School in our Estate Planning.

r Planned Giving (leaving a gift from your estate to DB)

r Life Insurance Beneficiaries (making DB your beneficiary)
r Charitable Gift Annuities (a fixed income for life with tax benefits)

Name___________________________________________________________________________ DB Grad Year_________________

Address_____________________________________ City___________________________________ State________ Zip__________

Phone______________________________________ Email____________________________________________________________

Please return to Bishop DuBourg High School, Attn: Fr. Mike Lydon.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION INTEREST FORM:

Name _______________________________________________________________________DB Grad Year _____________________

Phone _______________________________________________ Email __________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________ City ______________________________ State ____________ ZIP __________

Would you attend occasional meetings? r Yes r No

Would you volunteer or participate at DB events? r Yes r No

Would you read a periodic alumni e-newsletter? r Yes r No

Please return to Bishop DuBourg High School, Attn: Angela Calloni

HALL OF FAME NOMINATION FORM

The Bishop DuBourg Hall of Fame is currently accepting nominations for alumni who excelled in Athletics as well as any coaches,
living or deceased, who are deserving of this honor. Nominees should be alumni who have graduated from 19542006. All nominees
must be a graduate from the school for at least ten years before they can be considered.

Nominee _______________________________________________________________________ DB Grad Year __________________

Sport/s of Achievement ________________________________________________________________________________________

Notes of Achievement _________________________________________________________________________________________

Nominator _____________________________________________________________________ DB Grad Year __________________

Please return to Bishop DuBourg High School Attn: Hall of Fame Selection Committee