NEWS - St. Mary's High School

larionFostering interests in the rewards of education.St. Mary’s High Schoolon the Frank J. Bommarito CampusSt. Louis, MissouriWinter 2011Student and AlumniMagazinePhoto by Jerry Naunheim Jr.

ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOLon the Frank J. Bommarito CampusSt. Louis, MissouriRev. Mitchell S. Doyen Kevin Hacker Jane GoffPresident Principal Associate PrincipalEditors: Contributing Photographers: Layout/Design:Advancement Team Steve Wadley, Jerry Naunheim Jr. Chris Shoemaker, RBO PrintLogistixThe Clarion is published two times a year for the Alumni, family and friends of St. Mary’s High School. Your input and articlesare always welcome; however, there is a space and time limitation for each publication. We may keep your article for a futureissue. We reserve the right to edit articles.ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL 4701 S. Grand Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63111 • 314.481.8400www.stmaryshs.comLETTERS TO THE EDITOR: advancementoffice@stmaryshs.com • 314.481.8400 ext. 115

Table of ContentsLEADERSHIPLetters from the Leaders. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-8Board of Directors.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6NEWSSpotlight on Alumni.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10, 11New Bar in High School Education.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Renaissance Day .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Scholarship Recipients.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13New Staff.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Science Teacher Honored.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Brother José.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Math and Science Honor Societies.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Dragons Giving Back.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17, 20-22Career Exploration Program .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Kilper’s Clubs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Nathaniel’s Journey.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23COVER STORYBishop Rice Comes Home.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19SPORTSSoccer Wrap-Up.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Football.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Cross Country Wrap-Up .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Wrestling.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Sports Camp .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Joe Garagiola Inducted. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27ADVANCEMENTAuction .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Call to Action. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-30Date to Remember.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Contributors/Donors.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-35Clarion Winter 2011 • 3

LEADERSHIPA Message from the Chairman of the Board of DirectorsWhat a wonderful first semester down on South Grand. The soccer Dragons wonthe Missouri State Soccer Championship in November. The Dragon’s fire is stillblazing! Great job and congrats to our champs and Coach Robben.Father Ed Rice, one of our beloved Dragons, has been chosen by Pope BenedictXVI to be elevated to Auxiliary Bishop in the Archdiocese of St. Louis. We are soproud of Father Ed and honored by his relationship with St. Mary’s.When one of our Dragons succeeds, we, the “Collective Dragon” share in hissuccess. The bond that we share is far greater than just being school mates.We are Dragons! We are Brothers! Now, it is our obligation to insure that thisbrotherhood, our legacy, is carried on. We need to step up, even though times arehard, and come to the aid of our Alma Mater. Look at our new sports complex.It is magnificent. Look at our expanded campus and the wonderful things ouryoung Dragons are accomplishing. All these good things require your support. OurCapital Campaign is the vehicle which will keep our dreams and legacy alive.So far, we have between 300 and 400 Dragons who have contributed greatly toour mission. This number needs to be increased significantly. We need your treasure, your time, your talent.Rekindle the fire in your hearts and help Restore the Roar on the South Side!SPASMS (Special People at St. Mary’s): 2010 Missouri State Soccer Champions, Jeff Robben, Frank Bommarito,Joe Divis, Father Ed Rice.Lynn Barnett HonoredSt. Mary’s could not be prouder of Mr. Lynn Barnett. Lynn is a respected attorney in the Workers’ CompensationDivision of the Missouri Bar. He owns his own practice in Downtown St. Louis. On October 20th, 2010, Lynnwas honored by theBar Association ofMetropolitan St. Louisand Kids’ Care. Hewas honored with theWorkers’ CompensationDistinguished LawyerAward. This award wascreated to recognizeattorneys in the field ofworkers’ compensation;this honor stands as areminder of the rolesworkers’ compensationplays in legal life.The award, titledNexus, symbolizes therelationship betweenprofessionalism and lawpractice, depicting the traits that characterize professionalism: honesty, integrity, competence, zeal, selflessnessand leadership.We are grateful to Lynn for his presence, his faithfulness and his passion for the mission of St. Mary’s HighSchool.Clarion Winter 2011 • 5

S t. Mary’s LeadersBoard of DirectorsMr. Lynn Barnett ‘66, ChairMr. Tom Rolf ‘56, Vice-ChairFrank Causino ‘75Jeff Christanell ‘89Greg Divis Jr. ‘84Frank Flesch ‘71Pat Garland ‘67Daniel Kloeppel ‘66Matt Lanzone ‘92Dennis MoellerFr. Dave Paul, S.MBro. William O’Leary ‘48Barb ReiningerJoe Rosenbaum ‘89Tina SchulteJohn Simon ‘79Fr. Oscar Vasquez, S.M.St. Mary’s High SchoolBoard of Directors“The meaningful involvement of people in your mission and vision for the future”Mr. Lynn Barnett ‘66, ChairMr. Tom Rolf ‘56, Vice-ChairAdvancementFacilitiesFinanceSchool LifeTechnologySpiritualityMembership:Greg Divis, Jr. ‘84Barb ReiningerDan Kloeppel ‘66Matt Lanzone ‘92Fr. Bob Samson(ad hoc)Cathy Drury(ad hoc)John McArthur ‘66(ad hoc)Membership:John Simon ‘79Tony Simon ‘84(ad hoc)Robert Giegling ‘53(ad hoc)Rick Tajkowski(ad hoc)Membership:Dennis MoellerJeff Christanell ‘89Frank Flesch ‘71Joe Rosenbaum ‘89Chris Barron(ad hoc)Membership:Tina SchultePat Garland ‘67Bob Lilly(ad hoc)Clint Agee ’11(ad hoc)Stephen Schott ’12(ad hoc)Membership:Frank Causino ‘75Barb Hummel(ad hoc)Membership:Bro. Bill O’Leary, S.M.Fr. Dave Paul, S.M.Fr. Oscar Vasquez, S.M.Fr. Bill Vatterott(ad hoc)Jane Knobbe(ad hoc)Laura Clark(ad hoc)Cory Schmitz ‘92(ad hoc)6 • Clarion Winter 2011

S t. Mary’s Leadersserved between 1991-1995 as a faculty member and cross-country coach at St. Mary’s. While servingat St. Mary’s, Monsignor began a tradition that still exists today at our school. He is the founder of theSenior Lock-in. The lock-in was designed to keep our graduates safe by providing them a place to recreateand enjoy one another’s company in a variety of activities. The lock-in today is sponsored by the parentsof our graduating seniors.Over the years our community has experienced great joys and in some cases great sadness. Every timethat we have experienced a sadness or crisis we have been blessed by the pastoral support that Bishopelect Rice has given to us. All of us are thankful for all that he has done for our community, and we areextremely proud that a “St. Mary’s Dragon” is going to be serving as Auxiliary Bishop.I will end this letter by expressing to all of you grateful thanks for your prayers and support. As acommunity we are grateful for those who have moved our mission forward. We are greatly pleased withthe accomplishments of our students in the classroom and on the playing field. We are proud not only ofour work in Catholic Education but of the accomplishments of our many alumni.It is my hope that all of you experienced a Blessed Christmas and that you are enjoying a healthy andhappy 2011.Kevin Hacker8 • Clarion Winter 2011

LEADERSHIPA Message from the Associate PrincipalDear Parents, Alums and Friends,On October 26th, the entire staff at St. Mary’s High School gathered to hearthe report developed by the North Central Association for Accreditation(NCA) Quality Assurance Review Team. This report was written by the teamfollowing a two day review of every aspect of our school – not exclusively, butincluding facilities, programs, improvements, staffing, resources, curriculum,instruction, school climate and culture.I have always believed in the work we are doing at St. Mary’s High School.• Pushing every young man to reach his highest potential as a faith-filledcitizen ready to play an important role in an ever-changing world.• Continually seeking opportunities for students to shape all aspect of their being through athletics,clubs, academically challenging programs and leadership roles.• Supporting quality teachers dedicated to delivering instruction that is relevant and challenging andwho understand the importance of continuous improvement.• Wrapping each person in the Marianist philosophy and traditions that ground our beliefs andfocus our efforts on the gospel of Jesus Christ, the reason we exist.Here is the amazing part…the team saw all of this – in every aspect of the school, we are doing the workschools were meant to do…transforming lives!The work we do here at St. Mary’s High School is sacred. Thank you, parents, alums and friends whomake all of it possible.Jane GoffClarion Winter 2011 • 9

NEWS“You Never Know Jesus is All You Need,Until He is All You Got.”By David HannibalRole models are people looked up upon with admiration for the way they live and what they have accomplished.People of society try and imitate their role models because they want their lives to be led in the same direction.Role models are most often well respected people who have achieved the goals they had set for themselves. Theycan be admired for their skills, moral lives, success or kindness they show others. Mr. Wayne DeVeydt, for many,is admired for all of these qualities. This is a man who was brought up in a humble home down the street fromSt. Mary’s High School and is now C.F.O. at one of the largest health carecompanies in the United States. He is living the American dream and it is alldue to the hard work he had put forth.On October 12, 2010, Mr. DeVeydt, a graduate of St. Mary’s High School,returned to St. Mary’s to be a keynote speaker at the Renaissance AwardsCeremony. He shared some of his stories growing up and how he becameinvolved in accounting. He talked of the failures of his life and how heresponded to them, which is what made him who he is today. A commonmessage that he repeated in his speech was “You never know Jesus is all youneed, until he is all you got.” Even after all of his success and power, he is stillhumble enough to thank and credit God for all of the blessings and talents hehas been given. It is inspiring to know that a man who came from such modestupbringings can achieve so much and still refer to God as the most importantbeing in his life.During his speech he preached of hard work, God and family. He was a man who was devoted to becomingsuccessful in the professional aspect of his life; consequently, that affected his family and his role as the head ofhis household. This realization then changed the priorities of his life. He now puts God and his family aboveeverything. This dedication to work, God and family is inspiring and is a model to live by for all St. Mary’sstudents and graduates. His speech and how he delivered it was so captivating, the students could not help but beinfluenced. He has a power in his words that forces people to listen.After the ceremony a group of St. Mary’s students were fortunate enough to talk to Mr. DeVeydt and ask him afew questions. His words were just as fascinating with a small group of students as it was in his speech in frontof hundreds of people. He credited much of his success to his Catholic education and God. Surprisingly, whenhe was a student he did not enjoy school. However, he believed the key to his success was that he just showedup every day and things eventually became better. As a student, he did not have an interest in accounting until ateacher at St. Mary’s, Mrs. Taylor, had to spark his interest for him. This shows us the smallest occurrence canmake a huge difference in our lives, and God is always speaking to us. She told him not to waste his gift and,thereafter, he pursued his career in accounting. In addition, he gave the students financial advice and professedthe importance of God. He spoke of the current economy and his disagreements with our current president,Barack Obama. He was extremely interesting and authoritative when he spoke.Mr. Wayne DeVeydt is the ideal model for a St. Mary’s student. He has persevered with an ethic of hard workand moral values throughout his life. He reads the Bible and speaks to God every day. His job, as time consumingand significant as it is, is still only second to his family and God. He is running one of the largest companies inthe country and is still humble enough to come back and talk to students at the high school he had once attended.He is a man of integrity and proves that if you show up and do your best, anything can be accomplished.Clarion Winter 2011 • 11

S t. Mary’s NewsSpread the Word!St. Mary’s Sets New Barin High School EducationSt. Mary's Sets a New Barin High School EducationUnprecedented 4 Commendationsduring Accreditation ProcessOn October 26th and 27th, 2010, St. Mary’s High Schoolreceived an unprecedented four commendations duringtheir Accreditation Process. Congratulations to the faculty,staff and students for making St. Mary’s the greatest inHigh School Education.What is a Commendation?Commendations highlight remarkable actions not typicallyobserved or expected in a school. They reflect noteworthypractices that have yielded clear results in studentachievement or organizational effectiveness.Renaissance DayRenaissance Day celebrates student achievement. On October12 th , 125 St. Mary’s students were honored for their academicachievements during our Renaissance Awards. Mr. WayneDeVeydt, ‘88 was the guest speaker at the student assembly. Mr.DeVeydt is an alumni of St. Mary’s who shared his special storywith the honored students.Students who had a 3.6 GPA or above for the second semesterof the 2009-2010 school year received Green Honors. Studentswith a 3.30-3.59 GPA or who raised their GPA by .25 from theirprevious semester earned Silver Honors. In addition to these exceptional honors, individual students receivedspecial scholarships. Congratulations to the following students!• Kevin Polette was awarded the Nathan Hummel Memorial Scholarship.• Anthony Cataldo was awarded the Jeff, Jason and Fred Westermayer Memorial Scholarship.• Colin McDonough and Sam Licata were awarded the Zach Finely Memorial Scholarship.• Phat Chau was awarded the Rev. Mr. Ed Auer Tuition Scholarship.• Nicholas Kiser was awarded the Christian and Michael Oelze Tuition Scholarship.• Ryan Lilly was awarded the Parent Association Tuition Scholarship.• Zach Pudlowski was awarded the Bro. John Haug Tuition Scholarship.• Nick Acinelli and Amadeo Gravagna were awarded the Bob Ebert L.I.F.E. Memorial Scholarship.12 • Clarion Winter 2011EXTRAORDINARY RECOGNITION IN:QUALITY EDUCATION“A professional culture…has resulted in the development andimplementation of numerous innovative programs…”LEADERSHIP“Strengths of individuals are maximized, and desires to lead arerecognized, valued and honored.”MISSION, VISION AND CORE VALUES“…these foundational components are literally everywhere in the schoolvisually and verbally…and, most importantly, exemplified in the actions ofadults and students in the daily life of the school.”PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR TEACHING ANDLEARNING“…evident commitment to continuous improvement, persistence inimplementing new methods and approaches…to meet students’ever-evolving needs and interests.”

NEWSScholarship Recipient Junior Colin McDonoughreceives Scholarship Honoring Officer StanzeSt. Mary’s High School junior Colin McDonough received a scholarship through the St. Louis Police Departmenton Wednesday, September 8 th , 2010 in honor of Officer Robert Stanze. Officer Stanze was shot in the line ofduty 10 years ago. His friends keep his memory alive through an annual golf tournament for police officers andtheir families. In the last few years, these friends began awarding a scholarship to the children of police officerswho attend private schools in the city. Colin’s dad was one of Officer Stanze’s fellow officers serving in the sameunit at the time of his death. Congratulations to Colin!Junior Amadeo Gravagna selected forStudent of Achievement ScholarshipSt. Mary’s junior Amadeo Gravagna has been selected as a KMOX/Southeast MissouriState University Student of Achievement. The KMOX Student of AchievementAward recognizes 30 students throughout the St. Louis metropolitan area who havedemonstrated outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, the arts, communityservice and leadership. St. Mary’s High School plays a very important role by offeringthe opportunities for students to be challenged by top level courses, choices inathletics, music and the arts.Michelle Klimpel, Dean of Language, describes Amadeo as a “hard working dedicatedstudent who has a self-motivated drive to succeed, a natural leader who shares histalent with the school community and a kind and generous young man of highestcharacter.”Amadeo will receive recognition on KMOX Radio and in the local Suburban Journal and will also receive a$3,000 scholarship to attend Southeast Missouri State University. This scholarship is renewable for 4 consecutiveacademic years with a 3.5 cumulative GPA and a completion of 30 credit hours. Amadeo’s school year will alsoconclude with a special luncheon in May to honor the achievements of these selected students.The KMOX Student of Achievement program began 18 years ago when legendary KMOX broadcaster, JackBuck, decided he wanted to allow the 50,000 watts of KMOX Radio to be the station to emphasize the positivethings our young adults are accomplishing. This program has become the most reputable and premier of itskind. Congratulations to Amadeo!Clarion Winter 2011 • 13

S t. Mary’s NewsWho’s New at St. Mary’s?We are more than halfway through the school yearand the new members of our staff have settled innicely. This year St. Mary’s welcomed four newmembers; Melissa Griffin, Kathleen Kelly, JohnLawler and Ruth Pera.Ms. Griffin is a native of southernTennessee where she earned herMaster’s degree in Education. Sheis excited about teaching art at thesecondary level and says“St. Mary’s has become herSt. Louis family.”Mrs. Kelly was added to theOffice of Advancement as theDirector of Marketing andCommunity Relations. Herbackground is in ElementaryEducation but comes to us fromthe banking world where sheworked in marketing and websitedevelopment. She loves St. Mary’sand has been “overwhelmedby St. Mary’s caring and warmenvironment.”Mr. Lawler joined the faculty toteach Biology and Physics. Heworked in outdoor educationwhile he earned his Master’sdegree in Biology at UMSL. Mr.Lawler is enjoying the “highenergy levels and confidence” ofthe St. Mary’s men.Mrs. Pera joined St. Mary’s in themiddle of last year. This year weare happy to have her back to runCampus Ministry. Her experiencewith Marianist Education is vast,starting back at the University ofDayton where she earned her B.S.in Mathematics and German. Mrs.Pera is excited to work atSt. Mary’s where the “family spiritis evident in every aspect of the school’s life.”Welcome to the team and congratulationson becoming Dragons!Spotlight on St. Mary’s FacultyScience Teacher Kris Ranciglio HonoredOn Friday, November 19th, 2010, science teacher Kris Ranciglio was honored at the11th Annual Shining Star Awards at the James S. McDonnell Planetarium. These awardsrecognize individual educators, who touch lives in very special ways and often go unnoticedor unrecognized. In addition to this honor, Mrs. Ranciglio ran the San Francisco Marathonon Sunday, October 17th and raised over $6,000 for the Leukemia and LymphomaSociety. Congratulations to Mrs. Ranciglio!Why Mrs. Ranciglio received the Shining Star Award:By Jane Goff, Associate PrincipalKris has served as a dedicated and gifted teacher for 14 years. A teacher of chemistry and physics, she isdetermined to meet the needs of all her students whether they struggle academically or take her classes forcollege credit. Her lessons are interesting, well planned and offer a multitude of hands-on opportunities. Kris’students praise her for her steadfast approach to helping them learn, her patience when teaching a difficultconcept and her sincere desire to see all her students succeed. Kris’ life at St. Mary’s does not end with theschool day. She sponsors the St. Mary’s National Honor Society and monitors the St. Mary’s Bocce Ball Club. Asa member of the Mission Integration Team and facilitator of the Science professional learning team, Kris is notonly a “Shining Star” for her students, but for the entire St. Mary’s community.14 • Clarion Winter 2011

S t. Mary’s NewsSt. Mary’s Becomes Member of Mathand Science Honor SocietiesSt. Mary’s has become a member of the Mu Alpha Beta Math Honor Society and the Beta Chi Pi Science HonorSociety. The purpose of Mu Alpha Theta is to stimulate interest in mathematics by providing public recognitionof superior mathematical scholarship and by promoting various mathematical activities that foster theenjoyment of mathematics. Beta Chi Pi is an honor organization for high school students who excel in scienceand who participate in science related activities at their high school.2010-2011 Mu Alpha Theta Members: 2010-2011 Beta Chi Pi Members:Anthony AdamsClinton AgeeKyle BryanSam ClancyJustin GieglingMichael HensiekMatt HuelsingJosh KamperRyan LillyKhue NguyenCaleb ReiningerWilliam RuzickaGreg SharpKyle ShawClinton AgeeSamuel ClancyJustin GieglingMichael HensiekMatt HuelsingRyan LillyKhue NguyenCaleb ReiningerWill RuzickaKyle ShawChristopher TrueDragons Pay it Forward...St. Mary’s Supports Troops andReceives American Flag as Thank YouSt. Mary’s High School received a U.S. Flag that was flown overBaghdad, Iraq on December 11th, 2010, in an Iraqi Air Force Mi-17(#YI-04004) in honor of St Mary’s dedication and support of ourdeployed airmen. This mission was flown by U.S. Air Force and IraqiAir Force personnel during a combined U.S. and Iraqi combat trainingmission.This flag was presented by Marcus J. Jackson IV, Captain, USAF 721stAir Expeditionary Advisor Squadron to St. Mary’s as a thank you forthe holiday packages sent by each homeroom to a deployed airmen ofthe 721st Squadron at Camp Taji, Iraq. Part-time English teacher, Mrs.Teresa Jackson, whose husband is currently deployed in Iraq, along with STUCO, organized the project. Eachhomeroom adopted a soldier and collected stocking stuffers to send to him or her. The St. Mary’s Wee Dragonsalso participated by creating holiday artwork for the packages. The packages were sent on December 3rd.Thank you to our Troops and to St. Mary’s students and staff for supporting them!16 • Clarion Winter 2011

NEWSSt. Mary’s Raises Money for an El Salvador FamilyBy Sal EsparzaOn Wednesday, September 30th, the junior and senior classes at St. Mary’s attended a presentation about thecomplications and lifestyle issues happening in El Salvador. The presentation was given by Tim Morris, whois currently living in El Salvador interacting with the community in an attempt to make it abetter environment. Tim is an acquaintance of Scott Winklemann, a teacher at St. Mary’s. Heis working with the Marianist Lay Missioners to offer support for the women and children ofEl Salvador.Mr. Morris explained that El Salvador has a social standard that is affected by Machoism,which causes men to believe they are superior to all women and view them as property. Thiscauses society to be very tough for women and many are mistreated and abused while noconsequences are applicable for the men because it is not viewed as something wrong. Thanks to people likeTim Morris and the Marianist Lay Missioners, El Salvador is slowly and steadily becoming a better place.In response to this presentation, St. Mary’s raised 500 dollars to send to El Salvador. This amount of money isenough to take care of the needs of 1 family in the village for a whole month.Juniors Chris Akers and Sam Novy Volunteerat Angel Baked CookiesOn October 23rd, St. Mary’s juniors Chris Akers and Sam Novy worked withAngel Baked Cookies, an organization run by North Grand NeighborhoodServices, which also runs Solomon’s Project. Sam and Chris, along with teacher,Kathy Winston and Campus Minister, Ruth Pera helped label bags, scoop andbake cookies, and box an exceptionally large cookie order for Angel Baked.Thank you to Sam and Chris for their service.Angel Baked Cookies provides employment to North St. Louis teenagers. Theteenagers begin each day with prayer and then spen the rest of the afternoon filling cookie orders. The programstarted 3 years ago. The teens have developed all of their own cookie recipes and do most of the marketing andall of the baking for the program. Angel Baked Cookies are sold in Schnucks and are now available in Wash U’scafeteria.Freshmen Collect ShoesPosters all over the school, announcements made on the PA and talking it up in the homeroom is what led tothe success of the Freshmen/ Big Brother Shoe Drive for Mers Goodwill. In November, Big Brothers and ournew Dragons collected shoes for the needy. It started as a trickle with just a few pairs of shoes but byThanksgiving break, the boys had collected a lobby full of shoes. The shoes will fit all types offeet including babies, athletes, future dragons, moms, dads and grandparents. The boys workedhard to win the coveted prize of a pizza party.Although there can be only one winner for pizza, the boys realize that givingback was the bigger prize. Through this experience they were taught that it is anhonor to serve others in need. Even though some of our Dragons’ families struggle,the boys donated freely and with open hearts. They enjoyed the competition amonghomerooms and working with their Big Brothers.Clarion Winter 2011 • 17

Cover S toryBishop Rice comes Home to St. Mary’sBy Ruth Pera-Campus MinistryOn December 8, St. Mary’s Alum Bishop Ed Rice,’78, came to St. Mary’s to celebrate Mass withthe school community in honor of the Feast of theImmaculate Conception. With his visit coming justa week after Pope Benedict XVI announced thatBishop Rice would be the next Auxiliary Bishop ofSt. Louis, ourentire communitywas overjoyedthat he was ableto keep a visitto our school onhis schedule andwelcomed BishopRice – alumnus,former teacherand championfor CatholicEducation – homewith open arms.As it is at allMarianist schools,the Feast of thePhoto by Jerry Naunheim Jr.ImmaculateConception was celebrated in a special way here atSt. Mary’s – and not just because Bishop Rice washere with us. The Immaculate Conception celebratesthe fact that Mary was born without original sin,leaving her completely pure and innocent – a womanperfectly created by God to carry His only Son intothe world. We celebrate that this woman, perfectlycreated, said “Yes” at the Annunciation and wemarvel at the joy with which she accepted theenormous mission God asked of her. But while Marysaid “yes” despite many unknowns about what itwould really mean to be the mother of God, it wasa considered “yes.” She didn’t rush into her answerimmediately. She had some questions for the angelfirst about how exactly it was that this was going tohappen to her. And then she gave her wholehearted,joyful “yes” that we all admire so much.In addition to celebrating Mass with our schoolcommunity on this special feast of Mary, BishopRice devoted his whole day to visiting with studentsat St. Mary’s and discussing the importance ofMary’s considered “yes” to the vocation God calledher to. He visited various classes throughout theday, shared lunch with a small group of juniorsand seniors and socialized after school with thejunior and senior LIFE and Kairos leaders. BishopRice spoke with students of all grades about whatit means to be a religious brother or priest and,beyond that, what vocational discernment is allabout. Bishop Rice encouraged the young men ofSt. Mary’s to stay engaged in their faith and to beopen to seeking God’s answers to life’s big questions.He challenged them to work for a culture of activefaithfulness for the student body at St. Mary’s and,through prayer and the support of their teachers andone another, to listen for God’s voice in their lives.On January 13th, I had the privilege of attendingBishop Rice’s Episcopal Ordination at the CathedralBasilica of St. Louis with Fr. Doyen, Jane Goff andsix St. Mary’s students. There was such a largecrowd we could not find seats and were unableto see much of the Ordination Mass. But beingpresent in the Basilica with so many other St. LouisCatholics and seeing the huge number of priests,deacons, vowed religious and lay people who tookseveral hours out of the middle of their Thursday18 • Clarion Winter 2011

COVER STORYand active in deepening his faith and to listen forGod’s voice in his life. Bishop Rice, during his visiton December 8th, shared a lot of wisdom with ouryoung men about the process of discernment, butit’s not wisdom he gained just from serving as theArchdiocesan Director of Vocations in recent years,it is wisdom he has because he lives it daily.afternoon to come to the Cathedral in support ofthis man’s ordination to the role of “shepherd” wasa moving experience. Both Archbishop Carlson inhis homily and Bishop Rice in his address to thecongregation at the end of Mass spoke of the role ofa Bishop as a shepherd of the diocese’s Catholics –someone who strives to serve as a teacher and guidefor the people; someone who tries to communicatein a meaningful way the beauty and fullness oflife revealed in the teachings of the Church. BothBishops also spoke of their great desire to serve asa shepherd who would carry his sheep in their timeof need, as Jesus, the Good Shepherd, promised todo. Bishop Rice asked for the prayers of St. LouisCatholics that hemight learn thegrace and humilityto be that kind ofleader – a leaderwho could carry hisflock when needed.His address wastouching; whattruly caught myear was that in it Iheard a man whois striving, just ashard as the studentsat St. Mary’s, toalways remain openThe St. Mary’s family is proud of theaccomplishments of Bishop Rice and watched himtake his new position as Auxiliary Bishop of St.Louis with great joy. We will continue to pray forhim in his new role and strive, with Bishop Rice,our students and many others to build a culture ofactive faithfulness, in mission with Mary, where allDragons can listen for God’s voice in their lives.Clarion Winter 2011 • 19

S t. Mary’s NewsSolomon’s ProjectFor the last four years, St. Mary’s students, faculty and parents have volunteered with North GrandNeighborhood Services, building and rehabbing homes in North St. Louis. Solomon’s Project is a grass rooteffort, started by Father Gary Meier, pastor of Sts. Teresa and Bridget’s Parish, to bring low income housingto North St. Louis. The St. Mary’s family participates throughout the school year to help make the dream ofhomeownership a possibility for several families.In the course of those four years, students have had the opportunity to participate in several jobs includingframing, drywalling, painting, tuckpointing, demolition and landscaping. Students from the Center for AppliedSciences have also worked with Solomon’s Project installing electrical outlets, switches and fixtures.St. Mary’s participates in Solomon’s Project one Saturday a month. The opportunity to work with Solomon’sProject is open to any student, parent or alumni. If you would like to volunteer or would like more information,please feel free to contact Joseph Miller (millerj@stmaryshs.com).St. Mary’s High School Walks for AutismOn October 9 th , 2010, the St. Mary’s varsity football team walked forAutism. This year they walked for four-year old Spencer, nephew of JohnWhitehead, 2007 alumni and former St. Mary’s football player.On September 10 th , Spencer was a guest at the team’s home game vs. JFK.He met the team and helped warm them up. Coaching may be in this littleguy’s future;the teampulled out a27-6 win. Inaddition tothe game, a50/50 rafflebrought indonationsfor AutismSpeaks.20 • Clarion Winter 2011

NEWSPinwheels for PeaceOn September 21, 2010, St. Mary’s High School took part in an International art and literacy project,Pinwheels for Peace, by “planting” pinwheelswith messages of peace on the Frank J.Bommarito Campus.Pinwheels for Peace is an art installationproject started in 2005 by two art teachersas a way for students to express their feelingsabout what’s going on in the world and in theirlives. In the first year, groups in over 1,325locations throughout the world were spinningapproximately 500,000 pinwheels on September21 st . This year, there were over 2.3 millionpinwheels in over 3,000 locations, including theUnited States, Europe, Asia, Australia, Canada,the Middle East, Africa and South America.Locally, Melissa Griffin, St. Mary’s High Schoolart teacher, coordinated the Pinwheels for Peaceproject.St. Mary’s High School created pinwheels, pinwheels of all shapes and sizes. As part of the creation process, thestudents wrote their thoughts about war and peace, tolerance and living in harmony with others on one side. Onthe other side, they designed artwork to visually express their feelings. The students assembled these pinwheelson International Day of Peace as a public statement and art exhibit/installation.NASA...Can a Shoebox Glider Fly?That was the question NASA posed to the freshmen as the students were challenged to design and construct aglider using a shoebox. In preparation for this day, the students learned the four forces of flight and the BernoulliPrinciple in their conceptual physics class with Mr. John Lawler. In their Algebra I class with Ms. Jean Kilper,they learned how to compute aspect ratios and glide slope ratios and to use EXCEL for charting and graphingdata. On November 2, 2010, the students worked in teams, to make a shoebox glider that would go the longestdistance and not fall apart. Each team of students had a drawing for their proposed glider and brought in theirconstruction materials. Within two hours they made their planes, tested how well they flew and went back to thedrawing board to make changes and fly them again. The final competition began, with each team getting 3 trialflights. The longest flight of the competition was 26 feet, and the glider was designed by Nick Zottarelle, LukeHamilton, Isreal Campos and Patrick Coghill. The team of Kevin Le, Rufus Crawford, Lorenzo Garcia, AlecShicker and Alex Hines had the best overall average of all three flights with an average distance of 24 feet. Thefollowing week, students presented their power point presentations to NASA.Clarion Winter 2011 • 21

S t. Mary’s NewsThe United States celebrates Hispanic HeritageMonth starting on Sept. 15. This is the anniversaryof independence of several Latin American countriesand lasts through Oct. 15, soon after ColumbusDay, which acknowledgesChristopher Columbus’role in the discovery ofthe Americas in the 15thcentury. This was thepoint at which the Spanishlanguage started integratinginto much of the culture.Recently at St. Mary’sHigh School, the Spanishclasses celebrated HispanicHeritage. Some currentevents were highlighted,including exciting updatesof the rescue of the Chileanminers. Furthermore, teacher Scott Winkelmannand Bro. José Matos, a Marianist novice in CampusMinistry, organized the upper level Spanish classesinto a week of cultural integration. The Spanish4 class researched several topics and createdpresentations and activities for Spanish 3.Senior Nathan Vize presented on the Independenceof the Americas, highlighting key figures and datesof independence for many of the 34 Latin Americancountries. It is worth noting that Mexico just hadHispanic Heritage MonthBy Mr. Winkelmanntheir bicentennial celebration on September 16, 2010.Junior Jesus Montes presented on the importanceof soccer in the Hispanic countries, which at timesleads to fanaticism and sadevents like the soccer warof 1969. Soccer is a sportplayed by people of allages and socio- economicbackgrounds, which provesto unite all people.Sal Esparza presented onthe history and influenceof music and dance in theHispanic culture. Finally,senior Michael Shostrandspoke on the different foodsand ingredients commonlyfound in Spain and LatinAmerica.This presentation was topped off by the generosityof local restaurant, “Lily’s,” which is owned andoperated by the Esparza family. “Lily’s” servesauthentic Mexican cuisine and is located on SouthKinghighway.Hispanic Heritage Month is important not only tothe Hispanic but to everyone who celebrates multiculturalismin the U.S. and in St. Louis. St. Mary’sHigh School believes that appreciation of thisdiversity is key to all our students’ futures.Career Exploration Program/College Fair (CEP)On April 13, 2011 from 8:00am to 11:00am St. Mary’s will be hosting a Career Exploration Program (CEP)and College Fair for current sophomores, juniors and seniors. CEP gives students insight to the working world.Professionals from many fields will be presenting to the students and be available for questions. A College Fairwill also be available on April 13 th to expose students to a variety of post secondary institutions, includingUniversities, Technical Colleges, Military etc. St. Mary’s is currently looking for parents or alumni interestedin serving as a guest presenter for a particular career. This is a wonderful opportunity for alumni, parents andstudents to work together in the area of career exploration. Any alumni or parent interested in presenting pleasecontact Joe Divis in the advancement office 314-481-8400 ext 112. General questions concerning Career Daymay be directed to Larreta Divis in the guidance department 314-481-8400 ext 113. There is also an onlineform available at www.stmaryshs.com/career-exploration-program.aspx for interested participants.22 • Clarion Winter 2011

Kilper’s ClubsThe Math and Science Club and the Paintball Club teamed up to go toWacky Warriors Paintball site in Wentzville on Friday, December 10.Mr. Lawler joined in the activity with the 12 students, while Ms. Kilperchose to just observe. The group split into two teams and battled it outfor 3 hours. Heroic stories were told afterward and tales of superiormarksmanship were heard throughout the evening. Mr. Lawler, one ofthe main targets for the night, did fairly well, just taking one shot onhis face mask and a few on his legs. Plans are being made for a springrematch.On Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010, Math and Science Club members NikitaKarre and his father, Sam Aguayo, Jordan Champion and Ms Kilper,went to Creve Coeur Lake for a bike hike. The wind was at their back, the sun shined overhead and the pathwas paved below us. It was a great day to be outside discovering new places! The group pedaled 14 miles goingaround 2 of the lakes, through the woods to a park restaurant, up the hill to thetrail alongside Hwy 364 and then across the Missouri River Bridge to the KatyTrail. A windy lakeside picnic was enjoyed by all.NEWSThe Equestrian Club, Caleb Reininger, KhueNguyen, Nikita Karre and Ms Kilper went for aHalloween horseback ride on October 31, 2010,at the ranch of Mr. Marty Poetz, a former St.Mary’s graduate. The students caught their horsesin the pasture and brought them to the barn tosaddle and bridle them for the ride. After warmingup in the practice ring and learning some riding techniques from Mr. Poetz, theyall went for a beautiful fall ride in the woods and pastures nearby. The boys thenhelped Mr. Poetz unload some logs and branches from his trailer. Many thanks toMr. Poetz for donating his time to us.Nathaniel’s JourneyWhat a first semester for our youngest Dragons! The freshmen transition program, Nathaniel’s Journey, is biggerand better than ever. Although the beginning of a new year in a new school can be terrifying, our gentlemen feltquite at home from the first day. Their dads, the Big Brothers and our alums all participated in the St. Mary’sAmazing Race. They went from the Chapel to Divis Field to get acquainted with the campus. In September, theBig Brothers surprised our lads with Ted Drewes, and they went to the Repertory Theatre. For some of the boys,this is the first time they had ever seen a live performance.By October the boys were feeling like they have been Dragons all of their lives. They participated in Ropes andRituals, a program that has team building activities,Marianist activities and includes the rich history ofour school. In November the shoes were collectedfor the poor and our freshmen got to experience astate soccer championship. Many remarked that theyfelt the Dragon brotherhood at the game. Decemberwas another trip to the Rep and the experience ofsemester finals. In the next months the Dragonswill be at the Symphony, Science Center, HistoryMuseum, Cathedral and other attractions around St.Louis. One freshman summed up his first semester byexclaiming, “It is good to be a Dragon!”Clarion Winter 2011 • 23

S t. Mary’s SportsThe 2010 St. Mary’s soccer team finishedtheir season with the Missouri Class 2 StateChampionship. It is St. Mary’s 6 th State title insoccer, the last coming in 2001, which was the 3 rdstraight Championship in 3years. The other titles camein 1995 and 1970. It wasthe Dragon’s 18 th trip to theFinal Four. The final seasonrecord was 20-6-3. TheDragons were the AAA Co-Champs, as well.Awards were plentiful forthe Dragons as many playersearned honors for theirinspired play throughoutthe season. Zach Pudlowski,Mitch Gangloff, PhilGangloff, Andrew Branca,and Jacob Wieser wereFirst Team All Conferenceselections. Michael Hensiekwas the AAA ConferencePlayer of the Year. Matt Eike, Gus Giegling, and JonConnelly were Honorable Mention. Jon Connellywas All State Honorable Mention. Zach Pudlowskiand Mitch Gangloff were 2 nd Team All State. JacobWieser was 1 st Team All State and the Defender ofthe Year. Michael Hensiek was 1 st Team All Stateand the State’s Player of the Year. Michael Hensiekand Jacob Wieser were named 2 nd Team All Metroand Zach Pudlowski was a 3 rd Team selection.The players hard work and dedication to achievingthis goal was one of many factors that went intowinning this Championship. The tough scheduleplayed a big role as well.The Dragons only played3 teams with sub .500records. The boys rattled off12 wins to finish the season,6 in the final run to thetitle. They outscored theiropponents 16-5, poundingCape Notre Dame at homein the Quarter-finals, 5-1.The other factor that wasintegral in achieving thisfeat, was the support they24 • Clarion Winter 2011State Champs Soccer Season Wrap-Upreceived from their families, fellow students andalums. After gutting out a clutch, come-from-behindwin on the road at Trinity, 2-1, in the Sectionalgame and earning a home game for the Quarters, theDragons were welcomedhome with one of themost impressive crowdsever seen at a homesoccer game. They didn’tdisappoint. Scoring 3 goalsin the first 15 minutes,they went on to win 5-1and secure their 18 th tripto the Final Four. Thesupport followed them tothe Soccer Park, where thegreen and white was outin full force. The Semifinalwin over Clayton onFriday, 2-0, set up the titlematch with Smithville onSaturday. Fittingly, theDragons won 3-1, with a2 goal, 1 assist effort fromPlayer of the Year Michael Hensiek. Zach Pudlowskihad 2 assists, and Jon Connelly tallied the othergoal.This Championshipcould not havebeen won withoutincredible supportfrom the families,friends and alumniwho proudly cheeredthem on to victory.It was with them,and for them, thatthey prevailed in the

SPORTSFootball Wrap-UpThe varsity football team finished the season with a 4-6 record. TheDragons had a shot at the playoffs, but they fell short in the final gameagainst the district champs of Gateway Tech. Team highlights from theseason came in victories over the #2 team in St. Louis in Miller CareerAcademy and a mid-season win over rival Bishop DuBourg. The Dragonshave now kept the shoes housed at 4701 South Grand since 1997. Postseasonall-conference honors were awarded to LB Sean Dunn, LB ColinCashner and QB Will Ruzicka. QB Will Ruzicka’s 6 TD performance tiesa St. Mary’s single game record with RB Marquis Williams (‘93) and LBSean Dunn’s career solo tackles have put him into the top 5 all-time in thatcatagory.St. Mary’s High School Wins –The Shoes Stay HomeSt. Mary’s High School plays Bishop DuBourg annually in varsity football in the battle for the shoes. This year’sgame took place on September 24 th . This rivalry is one of the most famous and long lasting in the St. Louis area.The Shoes Game dates back nearly 60 years and although the game may be famous, most people don’t know howthe tradition was started. In the early 1950’s, and well before even then, the city of St. Louis had neighborhoodsthat were greatly influenced by their ethnic background because ofthe many emigrants that settled there. South St. Louis had Dogtownwhere many of the Irish settled, the Hill is where the Italians settled andDutchtown, home to many of the students of St. Mary’s and DuBourg,is where the Germans settled. The area was so influenced by Germansthat one of the local Catholic schools St. Boniface taught English as thesecond language. So how did this town full of German emigrants becomemistakenly known as Dutchtown? The German word for its peopleis Deutsch, and after the word was Americanized the town becameDutchtown.In the early 50’s Fr. Reiley, who was the Athletic Director of DuBourgHigh School, traveled to Europe and visited the Netherlands. He broughtback with him a pair of wooden Dutch shoes. One was painted greenfor St. Mary’s and the other was painted red for DuBourg. Every yearthe winning team keeps both shoes for the year. For 13 years St. Mary’sHigh School has won, and the shoes have been on display in theirentrance to the gymnasium.This year was no exception, making it 14 years straight and it was St.Mary’s football from the first whistle. After junior Alan Lee’s 33 yardrun on the first play of the game, the Dragons dominated both sides ofthe ball. The 20-0 halftime score was stifled only by the self-imposedpenalties which led to two touchdowns being called back. Five othertouchdowns were scored by sophomore Kevin Hennessy, junior Alan Leeand seniors Nick Sahuri and Will Ruzicka, who passed for one and ran for another two.On the other side of the ball, the Dragons shut down the potent Cavalier ground game with aggressive play fromboth the defensive linemen and linebackers. The DuBourg air attack was stifled as well. With two sacks, twointerceptions and less than 100 yards, it was a dominant defensive performance. Coach Parent would like tothank the enormous crowd who provided support and excitement that Friday night. In addition, we are all proudthat Will Ruzicka was named the Journal Player of the Week. Please join us next year when the Shoe Game willbe played at St. Mary’s.Clarion Winter 2011 • 25

S t. Mary’s SportsCross Country Wrap-UpThe cross country team finished off their season with 3 individual State qualifications. Junior Andrew Merrimanplaced 3rd in the District with a time of 16:57. At the State meet in Jefferson City on November 6th, Merrimanran the course with a time of 17:31 and finished 35th out of 175 runners. This is the 3rd fastest time that CoachBob Bante has ever seen from a St. Mary’s runner. Senior Justin Hornekerplaced 8th in the District with a time of 18:24. Due to injury, Horneker wasunable to participate in the State meet. Senior Nathan Vize finished the Districtrace with a time of 18:59.Other highlights from the season include a 12th place finish from Merrimanat the Lutheran South Invitational on September 3rd, leading the team to a6th place team finish. Merriman placed 18th out of 190 runners at the CrossCountry Festival in Forest Park on September 11th and 20th out of 175runners at the Hancock Invitational on September 24th. Both Horneker andMerriman medaled in the Border Wars meet on October 8th. And, at theAAA Conference meet, Merriman placed 3rd with a time of 16:41, earninghimself an All-Conference title. At the conference meet, Horneker placed11th with a time of 17:56 and Vize placed 15th, both earning medals.This year’s team awardees include Andrew Merriman (Most ValuableRunner), Justin Horneker (Dragon Award), freshman Greg Albers(Newcomer Award), senior Anthony Adams (Green & White Award) andNathan Vize (Golden Shoe Award).With a notch already in their belt, the St. Mary’s Wrestling Team is in the middle oftheir second season. The program began in the winter of 2009 and practices are heldWrestling in the newly constructed wrestling room in the Center of Applied Science building.The team’s numbers have been about 20 strong, most of them being freshmen andsophomores. With a young team and eager coaching staff, the program has plenty to build on.This new sport is a great addition to St. Mary’s and offers an opportunity for students who don’t want to playbasketball. It is a sport that challenges our men on both an individual level and a team level, thus instilling a typeof discipline and self-confidence that cannot be found in the more traditional sports.The Dragons are fighting to establish themselves within the St. Louis wrestling community and have hadvictories against Chaminade, Maplewood, Normandy and U-City. Individual wrestlers have also earned medalsin various tournaments. At the JV Priory Tournament, we had 1 st place finishes by freshmen Chris Olwig andSean McConnell, as well as sophomores Dalton Scharbert, Tim Grosch, Brandon Politto and Charlie Coghill.Sophomore Peter Weingart started off his season with a 1 st place finish at Affton’s Varsity Invitational andcontinues with an undefeated record.Please come out to root on our Dragons and check out the new sport of wrestling!Sports CampsSt. Mary’s offers a variety of youth camps for elementary school children whowould like to improve their skills in sports. These camps offer instruction givenby St. Mary’s High School coaches in fundamentals and techniques in fourmajor sports: Football, Soccer, Basketball and Baseball. For those kids who would like an opportunity to getaway for a full day of fun, St. Mary’s also offers an All-Sports Camp. This camp is a chance for kids to play fivesports all week, football, baseball, soccer, basketball and volleyball.Please go to the www.stmaryshs.com under “Athletics” and “Summer Camps and Training” for details or youcan call the high school at 314-481-8400.26 • Clarion Winter 2011Summer Camp Dates: Basketball 6/6-6/10 • Baseball 6/13-6/1 • Soccer 7/11-7/15Football 7/18-7/22 • All-Sports 6/20-6/24

SPORTSSpotlight on Alumni Joe Garagiola ‘43Alumni Joe Garagiola ‘43 inducteedinto the St. Louis Hall of FameJoe Garagiola was inducted into the St. Louis Hall of Fame this year. We are proud he is a 1943 graduate ofSt. Mary’s High School.Joe Garagiola signed with his hometown St. Louis Cardinals at age 16 and made his Major League debut atage 20 in 1946. A left-handed hitting catcher, he was 6-for-19 in five World Series games in 1946 as a rookie,including going 4-for-5 with 3 RBI in Game 4 against the Red Sox. Garagiola went on to bat .257 with 42 homeruns and 255 RBI in 676 games during a nine-year career with the Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubsand New York Giants.Garagiola turned to broadcasting following his retirementas a player, calling Cardinals broadcasts on KMOX Radiowith Harry Caray and Jack Buck from 1955-62. In 1961,he began a 30-year association with NBC and teamed withBob Wolff and George Kell on national baseball broadcastsfor the network during the 1960s.Garagiola called New York Yankees games with RedBarber from 1965-67 and alternated play-by-play dutieswith Curt Gowdy on NBC from 1974-76. He teamed withanalyst Tony Kubek on NBC from 1976-82 before shiftingto color analyst duties when Vin Scully joined the networkin 1983. Garagiola and Scully were NBC’s No. 1 baseballbroadcast team from 1983-88, calling the Saturday“Game of the Week,” three All-Star Games, three National League Championship Series and three World Series.Garagiola later had a brief stint as a color analyst for the California Angels.Besides calling baseball broadcasts, Garagiola was a panelist on NBC’s “Today” show from 1967-73 and againfrom 1990-92. He occasionally guest-hosted “The Tonight Show” starring Johnny Carson and hosted numerouspopular game shows in the late 1960s and 1970s, including “He Said, She Said,” “Joe Garagiola’s MemoryGame,” “Sale of the Century,” “To Tell the Truth” and “Strike It Rich.” Garagiola also hosted the “BaseballWorld of Joe Garagiola” and the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. For his numerous contributions tobaseball broadcasting, Garagiola was enshrined in Cooperstown as the Ford C. Frick Award recipient in 1991.The Arizona Diamondbacks renamed the broadcast wing of the press box at Chase Field in Garagiola’s honor onSept. 20, 2009. The broadcasting section of the press box now includes a 50-foot photo timeline of Garagiola’scareer and the home broadcast booth is called the “Joe Garagiola Broadcast Booth.”Garagiola has always been extremely active in the community and was honored as the 1998 recipient of theChildren’s MVP Award presented by the Jim Eisenreich Foundation. He works tirelessly for the BaseballAssistance Team, and is very visible at Major League spring training camps, educating players on the evilsof chewing tobacco. Garagiola was honored in 2001 by the Arizona Chamber of Commerce for his work inthe community, which includes his efforts on behalf of the St. Peter’s Indian Mission in the Gila River IndianCommunity. Nicknamed “Awesome Fox” by the staff of St. Peter’s, the baseball field at St. Peter’s School isnamed “Awesome Fox Field” in his honor. Congratulations Joe!First Baseball Home GameMark Your CalendarsSt. Mary’s First Pitch on Divis Field • April 5 th , 2011St. Mary’s vs. St. Dominic • Game Time: 4:30 pmMore Information to FollowClarion Winter 2011 • 27

S t. Mary’s AdvancementAuctionOn November 13, 2010, St. Mary’s High School held its annual Legacy GalaDinner Auction. The event set records in profits and class. Over 350 guestswere in attendance and their generosity led us to an unprecedented $150,000profit, toppling the previous mark of $148,000 set in November 2008.Judging by the many favorable comments, the overall event proved to be oneclassy evening. The Oral Auction raised over $38,350, the Silent Auctionraised $9,000 and the Overhead Auction brought in over $10,500.Of special note this year was the Fund-A-Need portion of the night. Fund-A-Need targets a particular need of the school upon which donations willhave an immediate impact. Donations are 100% tax deductible and alsoqualify for matching gift programs. This year the Fund-A-Need targetedthe main focus of the mission of St. Mary’s High School, the studentsthemselves. Every dollar pledged during the Fund-A-Need will godirectly toward a St. Mary’s student’s education. Fr. Mitch introducedthis segment and brought the student volunteers to the front of theroom as examples of the young, Marianist men this institution strivesto develop. As in years past, the generosity was catching and almostepidemic as guest after guest raised their bid cards to donate. It wasreally a spiritual experience. The pilot year of the Fund-A-Need, theprevious record holding 2008 Auction, raised $43,500 for technologyimprovements around the school. The 2010 Fund-A-Need smashed thisaccomplishment bringing in $68,000 – a true testament to the thrivingmission of St. Mary’s High School.The evening was anchored by our Legacy honorees: Mr. Len Knobbe,Class of 1944 and Mr. Lynn Barnett, Class of 1966. Each of these graduates was celebrated for their giftsof time and treasure to St. Mary’s High School as they have contributed so much toward making a positivedifference in the lives of our young men. A huge thank you goes out to this year’s Auction Chair, Ms. MarilynBush, for stepping up to take on this great responsibility.The success of this year’s event would not have been possible without the many volunteers who worked tirelesslygetting everything ready before the special night. Key committee chairs were Kathleen Kelly (Acquisitions),John Schott & Jerry Specker (Catalog), Linda Specker (Silent Auction), Ruth Pera (Volunteer Coordinator),Allison Smith (Setup), Rich & Beth Ampleman (Raffles), Amy Behnen & Cindy Moser (Welcoming), Jim & JulieTietjens (Bar), Mary Akers (Overhead), Jerry Specker (Reservations), Kathleen Kelly & Joe Divis (Oral Auction),Carol O’Shea (Volunteer Dinner), Bob Lilly & Paul Wieser (Parking),Ann & Joe Hensiek (Dinner Serving) and Barb Biele & Lisa Magee(Decorating).However, alongwith thesecommittee chairs St.Mary’s would liketo thank all of thosewho worked behindthe scenes to makethe evening such asuccess.28 • Clarion Winter 2011

ADVANCEMENTDragons for LifeThe Advancement Team is committed to helpingyou stay connected to St. Mary’s. This year we madeit a priority to increase avenues in which you receivecommunication. From elementary students dreamingof becoming a Dragon, to the first graduates ofSouthside Catholic, we are all one family. Check-outsome of the enhancements we have made to helpmake you a Dragon for Life.Website RedesignHave you seen the new website? Check out www.stmaryshs.com. This newly designed websitemakes it easier to view the school calendar andsports events. A favorite feature is the News andAnnouncements section on the home page. Thissection keeps you up-to-date on all the latest newsbulletins. The new Media Center houses all theitems St. Mary’s has bragging rights to. Bookmarkthis new website as one of your favorites!NewslettersIf St. Mary’s has your email address on file, youhave seen one of our latest monthly E-Newsletters.The Future Dragons E-Newsletter is available tothose students and parents waiting to become aDragon. The Dragons E-Newsletter is emailed to allcurrent students and parents with up-to-date articlesand calendar events and the Alumni E-Newsletteris e-mailed to all alumni highlighting individuals,events and pictures. If you would like to receive anyof these publications, see the website and sign-up onthe homepage; St. Mary’s is Going Green.PrepcastsThere is nothing like a good competitive sportingevent to rally up your inner Dragon. With your busyschedule, we know it may be hard to attend theseevents and to cheer on your Dragons. St. Mary’s isnow broadcasting some of our biggest games liveat www.prepcasts.com. Replays are available afterthe game as well. Be sure to check the website forfeatured games. Go Dragons!St. Mary’s Has Gone GreenSt. Mary’s High School is taking steps topreserve the environment by cutting down on theamount of paper generated by the school. Help St.Mary’s “go green” by utilizing e-mail and thewebsite to view communications and publications.If you would like to receive St. Mary’s publications(i.e. Clarion, Newsletters, Invitations) by e-mail oraccess them via the website, please complete theonline form at www.stmaryshs.com.Become a Member Annual Membership of the St. Mary’s High School Alumni Association is $25.00.This membership provides free admission to home sporting events and access to St. Mary’s Alumni Events.Meetings of the Alumni Association are held in the cafeteria every third Thursday of August, October,December, February and April at 7:30 p.m.Complete the application below and return to St. Mary’s to join the St. Mary’s High School Alumni Association!Be a part of St. Mary’s!MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONName _________________________________________________________________________________ Graduation Year__________Home Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________________City _ ___________________________________________________________________ State _____________ Zip _ __________________Phone __________________________________________________ Business Phone _______________________________________Occupation _____________________________________________ E-Mail Address ________________________________________Annual Membership Dues: $25Make Check Payable To:St. Mary’s Alumni Association4701 S. Grand Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63111314-481-8400e-mail: advancementoffice@stmaryshs.comClarion Winter 2011 • 29

S t. Mary’s AdvancementDragon Call to ActionAttention all St. Mary’s Alumni! We need your help. We are collecting information on our website for ourCareer Exploration Program (CEP). We are asking all alumni to go to http://www.stmaryshs.com/careerexploration-program.aspxand fill out the online form. We need 100% participation, even if you are not ableto take part in the Career Exploration Day. It will only take a few minutes of your time.Thank you for your help!ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORSTony Davis ’91 Mike Lowe ’73 Mark Rolf ‘93 John Schmitt ‘70President Vice President Treasurer SecretaryCALLING FOR 500 MEMBERS!In April of 2010, the St. Mary’s Alumni Association Board had a vision to increase the alumni membership to500. At this time, the membership number was hovering around 350 members. This has been the number ofmembers we have seen for the past 10 years. At the first meeting of the year, it was a goal of the Association’sBoard to see if this membership number could rise to 500 or more in the next two years. With over 8,000 livingdragon alums, 500 members is a realistic goal. As of January 1, 2011 we are very proud to say the membershipis around 460 members. We are just 40 shy of our goal! If you are reading this article and are not a member ofthe Alumni Association, we hope that you will find it in the spirit of St. Mary’s High School to join and helpus reach our goal of 500 members. $25 a year is all that it will cost you. The price of a pizza gets you a yearlymembership. Since the Alumni Association’s inception, well over $300,000 has been given back to St. Mary’sHigh School in the form of scholarships, technology, sports and maintenance equipment, infrastructure, etc. Sothe $25 annual fee goes a long way! If you are not a member, what are you waiting for?30 • Clarion Winter 2011ALUMNI ASSOCIATION INTRODUCES “LEGACY” SCHOLARSHIP FUNDThe St. Mary’s High School Alumni Association recently voted to establish a “Legacy” Scholarship fund for thosealumni that have made a commitment to continue the “Legacy” and send their sons or grandsons to St. Mary’s.These partial scholarships will be awarded to those children or grandchildren of active Alumni Associationmembers that best emulate the Vision, Mission and Core Values of St. Mary’s High School. All eligible studentswill be nominated by the St. Mary’s High School administration/faculty and then voted on by the executiveboard of the Alumni Association. One or more students from each class will receive a “Legacy” Scholarship tobe used for tuition at St. Mary’s. This scholarship is non-recurring year to year and all eligible students mustbe nominated each year in order to be considered for the award. We are in the process of identifying those St.Mary’s alums who are members of the Alumni Association, and have sons or grandsons currently enrolled atSt. Mary’s. If you are an alumnus and have a son or grandson enrolled but are not a member of the AlumniAssociation there is still time. We are planning on having our nominations completed by the end of February.Please join and become a member!

ADVANCEMENTMark the CalendarTrivia NightSt. Mary’s High School Trivia NightSaturday February 12th, 2011at the St. Mary’s High School GymnasiumDoors Open at 6:00 p.m. • Trivia begins at 7:00 p.m.Cost is $20 per person. Limit of 8 per team/table.Cash and Attendance Prizes awarded and a 50/50 Raffle.Beer, soda and snacks provided!Feel free to bring any other food items that you desire.For Reservations Contact:St. Mary’s High School Advancement OfficeJerome Specker, Director of Constituent Relations314.481.8400 x 118 • e-mail speckerj@stmaryshs.comMake checks payable to: St. Mary’s High SchoolMail to: St. Mary’s High School • Trivia Night4701 S. Grand Blvd. • St. Louis, MO 631118 th Annual Buddy Bass TournamentSaturday, May 21, 2011Red Oak Resort at Lake of the Ozarks$110/boatCall Jerry Specker at 314-481-8400or email speckerj@stmaryshs.com for more details.Clarion Winter 2011 • 31

S t. Mary’s AdvancementHonor/MemorialContributors List2009-10Gifts received In Memory ofPassing of Joan BehnenMr. and Mrs. David L. HeinrichGifts received In Memory ofPassing of Matthew BorageMr. and Mrs. Kenneth BarketMr. and Mrs. Glen BorageMr. and Mrs. Leigh BorageMr. and Mrs. Ramond E. BrinkerMs. Katherine M. BrnhacMr. and Mrs. Bart BrnjacMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. CusumanoMr. and Mrs. Anto DeijmovicMr. and Mrs. Scott EngelMr. and Mrs. Joseph FischMr. and Mrs. Steve GonzalezMr. and Mrs. Edwin GossGraingerMr. and Mrs. Robert HanneganMr. and Mrs. James HartmannMr. and Mrs. John HoltzmanMs. Charlyn KeaneMr. and Mrs. Alan LambMs. Sandra PhinneyMs. Cathy PrimmMr. James L. SchmitzMr. and Mrs. Glennon SedlakMr. and Mrs. Michael SemanisinMr. Edward J. SmithMr. and Mrs. Steve SpoljaricMr. and Mrs. Mike SutterSwanson Masonry Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David E. TarterMs. Lucille E. UdinaMr. and Mrs. Costel ZamfirGifts received In Memory ofPassing of William P. BruenningMr. T. Ed Albright IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert L. BannisterMr. Clay BastianMs. Mary L. BoyceMr. Donald J. Cheswick TrusteeMr. and Mrs. Charles W. DenzelMr. and Mrs. Patrick M. DonelanMrs. Rita B. DroegeMr. and Mrs. James A. Gunn Jr.Mr. Horst K. HeilesMr. and Mrs. Harold H. HillMr. and Mrs. Robert B. HoemekeMs. Deanna M. KrekelerMercedes Benz Club of AmericaMr. and Mrs. Joseph MuethMr. John J. NooneyMs. Cheryl B. O’NealMs. Julia W. Rapp TrusteeMr. and Mrs. Theodore J. RodisJaqueline S. Schapp FamilyMr. and Mrs. John F. SchultzMr. and Mrs. Arthur A. SeiseMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. ShaughnessyMr. and Mrs. Vincent E. ShawMs. Dorothy L. Sweeney-Milligan,Deborah K. Bannes, TommyMcLainMr. Robert T. VoorheesMr. and Mrs. Frank J. VulloMr. and Mrs. Walter L. WittenburgGifts received In Memory ofConnie DavisMr. and Mrs. Gerald EverdingGifts received In Memory ofMary FleschWellpoint FoundationGifts received In Memory of32 • Clarion Winter 2011Passing of Donald R. PromnitzMr. and Mrs. Kirk H. FisherMr. Edward HeidbrierMr. Fred D. OberhausMr. George SchulerMr. and Mrs. William A. SeymourMs. Helen C. WernerGifts received In Memory ofPassing of Richard I. RenzMr. and Mrs. Gerald EverdingMr. and Mrs. David L. HeinrichMrs. Helen HoytGifts received In Memory ofPassing of Willima C. SchwarzeMr. and Mrs. Dennis C. BankerMr. and Mrs. Edward M.GoldenherschGifts received In Memory ofPassing of Tom SteisMs. Elizabeth AmendMr. and Mrs. P A. BenoistMr. Thomas F. BergfeldMr. Charles R. BockskopfMr. and Mrs. Herman BonoMr. and Mrs. Michael BonoMr. and Mrs. Andrew BorowMr. and Mrs. James CooperMr. Calvin CurrinderMr. and Mrs. Gerald EverdingMr. Anthony FischerMr. and Mrs. David L. HeinrichMr. and Mrs. Richard O. HoffmanMs. Judith KirtianMs. Denise Levitch RNMs. Patricia LynchMr. and Mrs. Leonard A. MantychMs. Ginny MuellerMr. and Mrs. Lynn F. OsterMr. and Mrs. Kevin PalloMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. RolfMr. Matthew ScherrerMrs. Sharon SteisMr. Robert C. Thumser Jr.Mr. Frank J. Williams Jr.Ms. Vicki H. WinterGifts received In Memory ofPassing of John W SullivanMr. and Mrs. William AlexanderMr. and Mrs. James M. HealeyMrs. Patricia HoranMs. Katherine KeimLaclede Gas Charitable TrustMs. Crystal WardGifts received In Memory ofPassing of Edward J. TabashMs. Marie AdairMr. and Mrs. John A. BachmannMs. Martha BaldwinMr. and Mrs. Donald BlattnerMr. and Mrs. Paul BowenMr. Don G. BrinkmanMr. and Mrs. David E. DaleMr. and Mrs. Stephen P. DitchMr. and Mrs. Thomas DohertyMs. Kathleen EssmaMr. and Mrs. Eric FischerRenate FuhrmannMr. and Mrs. Paul E. GibsonMr. and Mrs. John GoltschmanMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. HackerMr. and Mrs. Robert P. HaddadMr. and Mrs. Eugene A. HannekeMr. and Mrs. Michael J. HeckMr. and Mrs. William R. MaherMr. and Mrs. Dennis MaritzMr. and Mrs. William B. MarstallMastercard InternationalMr. and Mrs. Jack McDowellMs. Mary K. OjileMr. and Mrs. Ervin PesekMr. and Mrs. Edward V. PetersMs. Mary R. RyanMr. and Mrs. Thomas SchnelMr. and Mrs. Scott K. SchunzelMs. Carol A. ShimizuMr. and Mrs. Frank SohmDr. John W. Tabash DDSMr. and Mrs. Stephen G. WalshGifts received In Memory ofPassing of John WobbeMs. Geri BaumMr. and Mrs. Robert BergaminiMr. Thomas F. BergfeldMs. Sandra BerryMr. and Mrs. Brian BoernMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. BrennanMr. and Mrs. John BurnworthMr. and Mrs. Ronald W. DempseyMr. and Mrs. Gerald EverdingMr. Mark J. FernandezMr. and Mrs. Neil S. FialaMs. Mary K. FranksMr. Steve GarasciaMs. Karen HallstenMr. and Mrs. Glen A. HamanMr. and Mrs. Larry HarmonMr. and Mrs. Roy Hatchard Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John HogenmillerMs. Mary M. JoyeMr. Richard H. KirchhoffMr. and Mrs. William B. MarstallMr. and Mrs. Richard MillerMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. MooreMs. Doris O’KeefeMr. and Mrs. Kevin O’KeefeMr. and Mrs. James PantaziMr. Eric PashiaMr. and Mrs. Michael J.Peroutka, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. ReinboldMr. and Mrs. Richard B. RenzMr. and Mrs. Joseph RikartMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. RolfMr. James V. RotermundMr. Daniel P. ScheidMr. and Mrs. Greg SchmittgensMr. and Mrs. Michael SeperLaurence ToenjesMrs. Joan UlrichMr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Wessels Jr.Mr. Frank J. Williams Jr.Mr. David J. WobbeMr. and Mrs. James E. WobbeThe Campaign for St. Mary’s HighSchoolGiving Levels (Counting Pledges) asof 12-31-2010VISIONARY (Inspirational)($750,000.00 +)Mr. Frank J. BommaritoLEADERSHIP (Legacy)($500,000.00 + )Archdiocese Of Saint LouiCity Of Saint LouisMr. and Mrs. Roy L. MortonLEADERSHIP (Loyality)($250,000.00 +)The Divis FamilyMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. SchueckJames C. Conrads FamilyFoundationSTRATEGIC (Provider)($100,000.00 +)Mr. Dennis P. LongThe John & Joan Vatterott FamilyFoundationSTMARYS (Benefactor)($50,000.00 +)Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. KreskoMr. Lester MillerMr. and Mrs. Richard G. RossUs Bancorp FoundationMr. and Mrs. John A. VillaMr. and Mrs. Richard V. WagnerSTMARYS (Supporter)($25,000.00 +)AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Lynn D. BarnettMr. and Mrs. Lawrence LegrandMr. Michael M. MitchellMr. John K. PruellageMr. and Mrs. Scott M. PuettmannMr. and Mrs. Timothy G. SansoneMr. and Mrs. John SimonMr. and Mrs. Gregory J. WieseWilliam T. Kemper FoundationCOMMUNITY (Advocate)($15,000.00 + )JS Logistics, Inc.Laclede Home AssociationMr. and Mrs. Michael E. ZychinskiCOMMUNITY (Friend)($10,000.00 +)Mr. and Mrs. John DoyenMr. and Mrs. Frank J. FleschFood Service Consultants, Inc.Incarnate Word FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph JedlickaMr. and Mrs. James B. KellyMr. and Mrs. Leonard A. KnobbeLiberty ImprovementsMr. John S. McArthurMr. and Mrs. Joseph ParisiMr. and Mrs. Mark RudloffMr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Wessels Jr.COMMUNITY (Associate)($7,500.00 +)Mr. and Mrs. William J. SchickerCOMMUNITY (Supporter)($5,000.00 +)Mr. and Mrs. Timothy AndrewMr. and Mrs. Francis M. CausinoMr. and Mrs. Martin L. DugganMr. and Mrs. Robert J. EckMr. Christopher G. FernandezMr. and Mrs. Patrick GarlandMrs. Jane GoffMr. and Mrs. Jay GouldMr. and Mrs. David E. GudermuthMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. HackerMr. Francis X. HealeyMr. and Mrs. Ralph T. HoffmannImo’s PizzaReverend Brad ModdeMrs. and Mr. Kristine RanciglioMr. Anthony F. Sansone Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. SeebeckMr. Frederick J. SikorskiMr. Louis F. WilhelmCOMMUNITY (Sustainer)($1,000.00 +)Mr. and Mrs. Tom AndrewAnonymousAnthony Sansone,Sr & Mary AnneSansone Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Dan BeckMr. James A. BockskopfMrs. Barb BohnMr. and Mrs. Don E. BrockhausThe Bruening FamilyMr. and Mrs. Eugene BruntsMr. and Mrs. Kenn BuechterMr. Jeffrey ChristanellClass of 2010 Senior ParentCommitteeMr. and Mrs. Glennon F. CurranMr. and Mrs. William R.DiepenbrockMr. and Mrs. James DowdMs. Mary Lee DoyenMr. and Mrs. Harold W. DuchekMr. Lee EcksteinMr. and Mrs. Steven E. FarrellReverend Gary FaustMr. David V. FoxGaragiola Family FoundationMr. Guy GaravagliaMr. and Mrs. William A. GodefroidMr. Mark G. HackerMr. Paul V. HaegeleMr. Eugene A. HaessigMr. William J. HardebeckMr. and Mrs. David L. HeinrichMr. Lawrence J. HeldMr. and Mrs. Robert B. HoemekeMr. Karl A. HoffmannMr. Frank HoratMr. Edwin W. HornMr. Albert G. HorstdanielMr. Daniel R. KetchersideMr. and Mrs. KlimpelMr. and Mrs. Tom KlipschMr. and Mrs. Brian KoenenMr. and Mrs. Louis J. KrugerMr. and Mrs. Claude E. Lyles IIIMrs. and Mr. Jo Ann MattsonMr. and Mrs. Larry MattsonMr. and Mrs. Robert N. MausMr. and Mrs. John D. McGillickMr. H.C. MilfordMr. and Mrs. Joe MillerMr. and Mrs. Robert T. MoranMr. William J. O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. Samuel D. OrlandoMr. George J. Powell IIIMr. Kevin G. ProotMr. Anthony Puricelli, Sr.Mrs. Barb ReiningerMr. and Mrs. Clarence J. RekerRev. Msgr. Edward M. RiceMr. and Mrs. Stephen K. RickMr. and Mrs. Robert E. RobbenMr. Rudolph RoesleinMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. RolfMr. Joseph A. RosenbaumMr. and Mrs. David J. SartoriMr. Glenn J. SartoriMr. and Mrs. Donald SchlapprizziMr. and Mrs. Andrew V. SciaroniMr. and Mrs. James F. SeidlerMr. Jack J. SheredanoMr. Nicholas A. SimokaitisMr. and Mrs. Charles C. SmithMr. and Mrs. Frank SohmMr. and Mrs. Kurt J. SpeckhalsMr. and Mrs. Frank K. SpinnerMr. Robert J. SteinMr. and Mrs. Edward J. SwainMr. and Mrs. Leo M. SzymanskiMr. and Mrs. Martin C. TemplinVanguard Charitable EndowmentProgramMr. Robert J. WestrichMr. John P. WetzelMr. Richard J. WieseMr. and Mrs. Donald R. WindMr. and Mrs. Kurt C. WulffMr. William L. ZielinskiMr. and Mrs. Louis J. ZorichINVESTED ($0.00 + )Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. AhillenMr. and Mrs. Jay AlbinMr. Michael A. AltMr. and Mrs. Robert F. AmesburyMr. and Mrs. Barry BainterMr. and Mrs. Edward J. BarryMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. BecvarMr. George BequetteMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. BeranMr. Vernon E. BoyerMr. and Mrs. Steve M. BrendleMr. and Mrs. Jeff BrinkerMr. and Mrs. Don BroekelmannMr. and Mrs. George D. Burgard

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