Special PRESIDENT'S REPORT Issue - Fontbonne University

CONTENTS 

Big Ambition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 

Alum climbs corporate ladder with MBA in tow 

Finding Hope in a Hug . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Mom and daughter duo tackle school & careers 

A Legacy of Caring and Generosity. . 6 

Social worker’s contributions live on 

Giving a Voice to Those in Need. . . . 8 

Poignant look at efforts to help those with ALS 

Solving the Puzzle of Business . . . . 10 

Student pumps up entrepreneurial dreams 

Pay It Forward . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 

Donors & scholarship recipient value meeting 

Making History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 

Lacrosse debuts at Fontbonne & in Missouri 

Founders Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 

Community members illustrate CSJ values 

Views from Leadership . . . . . . . . . . 18 

Fontbonne president & board chair share thoughts 

Annual Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

A glimpse of the fi scal year’s achievements 

Statement of Activities . . . . . . . . . . 22 

Financial overview shows positive trends 

Honor Roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 

Annual look at donors sets a giving example 

CREDITS 

Tableaux is published by the 

Offi ce of Communications and Marketing, Fontbonne University 

Editor: Mark E. Johnson 

Staff Writer: Kylie Shafferkoetter 

Graphic Design: Helen Seitz 

Photography: James Visser, pages 4-5, 9, 12-14, 18, 20-21, 23 

Jim Wolfe, page 10 

David Ulmer, pages 16-17, back cover inset 

Cover Image: © Paul Anderson - Images.com 

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Fontbonne University, Communications and Marketing Department 

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phone: (314) 889-1467 

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Special 

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 

Issue 

CALLING KEVIN BACON 

Thoughts on experiments, games and the connections between us all 

Many of you have probably heard about the concept “six 

degrees of separation.” It’s the idea that, if a person is only 

one step away from each of the people he or she knows 

and two steps away from the people they know, we are all 

potentially connected in roughly six steps. 

It’s not been proven empirically, but the concept did rise 

from a 1967 study called the “small world experiment” 

conducted by famed social psychologist Stanley Milgram 

(perhaps better known for his study on obedience and 

authority where subjects were encouraged to apply electric 

shocks to other “participants” who were, in fact, actors 

going along with the experiment). The “shock experiment” 

yielded some weighty social observations at the time. In 

light-hearted contrast, “six degrees” has spawned a game 

based on the premise that prolifi c actor Kevin Bacon can 

be connected to every actor in Hollywood. 

At its essence, of course, this discourse is about human 

connectedness. And at Fontbonne, we don’t need an 

experiment to conclude that there is, more times than not, 

just one degree of separation. The tight knit human fabric 

formed by — and because of — the Fontbonne community 

is in full evidence in this issue of Tableaux. 

Be heartened by Dr. Gale Rice’s efforts to help ALS 

patients. Be motivated by Carolyn and David Zwart 

and the student directly benefi ting from their endowed 

scholarship. Be amazed by the astounding donation left 

to Fontbonne by a social worker who was always there 

for others. Be inspired by the mother and daughter who 

both went back to school so they could teach children 

with special needs. And, in this special Honor Roll of 

Donors issue, be part of our recognition for those who so 

generously display a vital and sustaining support of our 

mission. 

Finding the human connection in these stories — and 

in our daily lives — illustrates that these degrees of 

separation really aren’t so vast. Maybe we are all somehow 

intertwined on a planetary odyssey — one big cosmic 

convoy. If we can evoke this ripple-effect social network, 

perhaps we can take a more productive, open view of 

our differences while focusing on a common good: life’s 

journey. Who knows how the kind word or helping hand 

we offer someone today might impact what that person 

does tomorrow. 

It is, after all, a small world. 

Mark E. Johnson 

Editor

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big 

AMBITION by Kylie Shafferkoetter 

James White’s ambition and talents have helped him 

succeed at some of the largest and well-known businesses 

in the world. 

The 1996 Fontbonne MBA graduate served as a territory 

manager for the Coca-Cola Company’s Minute Maid Orange 

Juice Division before climbing the ranks at Ralston Purina 

Company to vice president of customer development. He 

then worked at The Gillette Company as senior vice 

president of business development and is currently the 

senior vice president of consumer brands for Safeway 

Stores, Inc., in Pleasanton, Calif. 

“I see this new position as a great move and a capstone 

to all of the things I’ve done up to this point,” says White, 

a St. Louis native. “It’s wonderful to have the opportunity 

to create businesses and brands that work for consumers.” 

The latest brainstorm he and his team have brought forward 

is “O,” a line of more than 150 organic items, including 

beverages, snacks and produce for Safeway, one of the 

largest food and drug retailers in the country. It launched a 

year ago and is proving profi table, according to White. 

White, 46, oversees marketing, innovation, new product 

development and proprietary and exclusive brands for the 

company, which has more than 1,775 stores along the West 

Coast and reaches into Alaska, Canada and the Chicago 

area. There are more than 3,000 employees at the Pleasanton 

offi ce near San Francisco, and 200,000 employees 

nationwide. 

A self-described shy and studious kid, White was fi rst 

exposed to the business world through a pre-college 

program for African-American students while attending 

Northwest High School in St. Louis. “That was a very good 

program that helped me identify my passion for business,” 

says White, who went on to earn a degree in marketing 

M B A H E L P S A L U M S O A R 

from the University of Missouri-Columbia. 

Working for some of the biggest fi rms in business didn’t 

happen by accident. “I was ambitious and sought to play a 

sizable leadership role in a major fi rm,” White explains. “I 

intentionally picked companies with great brands.” 

Although he was progressing steadily in his career, White 

wanted to refi ne all that he’d learned working in business. 

“I wanted to put myself in a mode to continue moving and 

learning. Fontbonne’s MBA program was the perfect fi t,” 

White says. “It was a nice catalyst for renewing my overall 

passion about continuous education.” 

White’s graduate degree fi lled in the gaps in experience 

and education. “I’m a lifelong learner and the academic 

structure at Fontbonne provides the perfect environment. 

And fl exibility was key.” 

White isn’t all business and books — he has a strong 

“...the academic structure at Fontbonne provides the perfect environment ... fl exibility was key.” 

sense of corporate citizenship as well. He has served on 

several boards of directors at any given time, including 

Mathews-Dickey Boys and Girls Club, NEW (Network of 

Executive Women), The Organic Center, Girls, Inc., and 

United Way. He was also president of the National Junior 

Tennis League in St. Louis. 

“It’s important to give time to worthwhile organizations 

that can help better the lives of people and help them fi nd 

their own passions to pursue,” says White, who has two 

daughters — Krista, 14, and Jasmine, seven — with his 

wife of 19 years, Lisa. White’s parents, Rose and James, 

still reside in St. Louis. 

As his star continues to rise — he was recently recognized 

by Brand Packaging Magazine as a 2006 brand innovator 

and by PLBuyer Magazine as one of the top retail 

executives — it’s nice to see that White carries a little 

touch of Fontbonne along with him.

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fi nding hope in a 

HUGby 

Kylie Shafferkoetter 

At a time when everything from cars to soft drinks 

seem to be getting bigger and bigger, two teachers 

choose to celebrate the small stuff. 

Glenda Hoth and Mindy Larouere — 

a mother and daughter duo who are 

teachers in the Special School District 

of St. Louis County — say the sweet 

smiles and huge hugs from their 

students are largely what led them to 

earn K-12 certifi cation from Fontbonne 

University’s Career Builders program. 

“Every day is rewarding because my 

kids are able to do something they 

couldn’t do the day before,” Larouere, 

33, says about her class at Larimore 

Elementary in Hazelwood, Mo., 

where she works with special needs 

students in third through fi fth grade. 

Originally, Larouere planned to 

become a nurse while working as a 

teacher’s aid at Litzinger School in the 

Special School District, but found she 

missed her students too much. 

“I realized pretty quickly that 

working in a hospital wasn’t for me. I 

wanted to go back to where little kids 

were excited to see me,” Larouere 

says. “I chose Fontbonne’s Career 

Builders program because I could 

work, go to school and student teach 

all at the same time.” 

The Career Builders program offers 

teacher certifi cation for K-12 “crosscategorical” 

special education, a 

discipline addressing a broad spectrum 

of special needs. The program is 

designed specifi cally for adults working 

in the fi eld of special education as 

teacher assistants, paraprofessionals 

or in other support roles. It’s the only 

local program that is open to both 

undergraduate and graduate students. 

According to Kathleen Schwarting, 

director of the Career Builders Program, 

these graduates fi ll the many vacancies 

left by retiring teachers, as well as help 

the Special School District meet the 

needs of a rising number of special 

needs students. “Another plus of the 

program is that it helps in teacher 

retention,” Schwarting says. “Since the 

teachers are already working in special 

education classrooms, there are no 

surprises for them upon graduation. 

This program is full of people who 

care about kids and believe they can 

make a difference in the lives of 

children with special needs.” 

Helping people is nothing new for 

the 53-year-old Hoth. She and her 

husband, Tom, have been foster parents 

to some 25 children and have adopted 

two children — this, in addition to their 

“It was like going to school with my best friend,” 

says Mindy Larouere (left) of her mother, Glenda Hoth. 

two biological children. 

“One of my children has special 

needs, and I think that certainly got 

me interested in teaching in the Special 

School District,” says Hoth, who is now 

a teacher’s assistant at Hazelwood East 

High School working with students 

with mental retardation. 

For Larouere, who is married and 

has a six-year-old daughter, growing 

up with foster brothers and sisters 

opened her eyes to children who 

need extra help. 

“I have always enjoyed working with 

the special needs population. I saw 

how important it was for my brother 

to have teachers who understood 

him,” she says. “My family will do 

whatever it takes to help a child.” 

When Larouere decided to enroll at 

Fontbonne, she asked her mother to 

join the program with her. “I said ‘OK, 

if you do it, I’ll do it’ and we did,” says 

Hoth, who was a homemaker before 

becoming a teacher’s assistant for 

Christian Pre-School in north St. Louis 

County. “Once I got into it, I had a 

knack for it,” she says of working with 

special needs students. The mother and 

daughter team started school in January 

2004 — Larouere graduated in May 

and Hoth in December 2006. 

Both women enjoyed having each 

other for support. “It was fun — I loved 

it,” Hoth says. “We had one another 

to lean on.” Her daughter agrees, 

saying “It was the best. It was like 

going to school with my best friend.” 

The program takes an average of 

two to three years to complete, and 

students know their entire course 

schedule before they even begin. “I 

liked the set schedule. It really made 

it easy to follow and to manage the 

rest of my life,” Hoth says. “And 

the faculty was so supportive and 

awesome. I’m thrilled that I did 

something I always wanted to do but 

thought I couldn’t.” 

In fact, the family is so impressed 

with Fontbonne that Hoth’s husband 

is now in the OPTIONS MBA program, 

and Hoth plans to pursue her 

certifi cation in reading here. 

“Maybe they’ll name a wing after us,” 

jokes Larouere. For now, the best 

reward for both Larouere and Hoth is 

the opportunity to help children reach 

their potential — and maybe get a nice 

hug in the process. 

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Rosemary Leahey, 1949, Fontbonne yearbook photo 

A Legacy of Caring - and Generosity 

osemary Leahey was a tireless social worker, a 

devout Catholic, a loyal friend and a valued member of 

her community. She also left her mark at Fontbonne 

University — and continues to do so. Upon her death in 

March 2005, the 78-year-old left her alma mater nearly 

$500,000. 

“She outdid herself,” says Kay Wagner, 

Leahey’s good friend and colleague of more 

than 35 years. “It shows how much Fontbonne 

meant to her. She always spoke fondly of the 

university — it was the ultimate luxury in her 

life.” 

According to Wagner, Leahey grew up in 

north St. Louis City. Her father died when she 

was only 12, and her mother supported 

Leahey and her siblings by working nights at 

the St. Louis State Mental Hospital. “Rose 

didn’t have a lot growing up,” Wagner recalls. 

But Leahey overcame the adversity of her 

childhood, and friends remember her positive 

disposition. “She was always optimistic and 

generous with her time and patience,” Wagner says. “I 

always thought of her as a saintly person — never negative.” 

Leahey graduated from Fontbonne in 1949 with a degree 

in economics. She started a lifelong career in social work 

at the Catholic Charities Department of Children in St. 

Louis. There she helped children through their adoptions, 

foster homes, residential or institutional care, education 

and health care. She later joined Catholic Family Services, 

where she counseled mothers and their children living at 

St. Martha’s Hall, a St. Louis emergency shelter for victims 

of domestic violence. 

“Rosemary was one of a long line of outstanding Catholic 

women who devoted their lives to the profession of social 

“She was one of 

those beautiful 

people who asked 

for and took 

little from life, 

but gave much.” 

work and used their professional gifts in the service of the 

church and community,” said Jack Lally, Leahey’s former 

supervisor, during her eulogy. “She was one of those 

beautiful people who asked for and took little from life, 

but gave much.” 

Doris Harrington first met Leahey while 

both were students at Fontbonne. “She had 

a true love for helping people,” says 

Harrington, a 1948 graduate. “There never 

was a case (at her job) so sorry she wouldn’t 

take it. Rose always said, ‘It’ll be interesting 

to see how it all turns out.’ She was so 

loveable and upbeat.” 

Wagner agrees. “Rose was very intelligent 

and had good insight. She could always get 

through to the tough clients — people with 

serious dysfunction — when others couldn’t,” 

she says. “She liked to rescue people.” 

Leahey also enjoyed rescuing houses — 

she tried her hand at rehabbing a home in 

Lafayette Square. She dreamed of being a 

painter and opera singer, loved to travel, garden, swim at 

the YMCA, bicycle, eat at nice restaurants, visit friends, 

enjoy ice cream and listen to classical music. “There was 

always music in the background when I called,” Wagner 

says. 

Leahey is remembered as a passionate person committed 

to improving the lives of families in the St. Louis area — 

through her career, her friendships and her charity. 

“We are certainly honored by, and grateful for, Rosemary’s 

gift,” says Jeff Brown, Fontbonne’s gift planning officer. “She 

was a social worker who lived her life to help others. Her 

legacy now continues at Fontbonne where her generosity 

will serve the university for years to come.” 

Editor’s Note: If you are inspired by Rosemary Leahey’s generosity and vision, and would like to learn more about giving 

opportunities at Fontbonne University, call 314-719-3688 or e-mail development@fontbonne.edu. 

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Andrew Zanowski believes 

running a business is like 

tackling a puzzle. 

“It’s ever-changing, rarely 

predictable and you can never 

completely solve it,” says the 

24-year-old Fontbonne University 

business major. Zanowski opened 

his own business in March 2006 — 

a franchise of Max Muscle Sports 

Nutrition — in Maryland Heights, 

and he already has plans to open 

three more stores. The sports 

supplement and nutrition franchise 

has more than 100 stores across 

the country. 

“I was bitten by the bug and wanted 

to make something happen,” Zanowski 

says. “This has challenged me like 

nothing else. It’s hard to bite your nails 

and be dependent on people coming 

into the store. Even though some days 

are better than others, it’s exciting. I 

absolutely love it.” 

Standing in his store amid fat burners, 

vitamins and protein powders, Zanowski 

describes himself as a “late starter” since 

he didn’t enter college immediately after 

high school. “I just wasn’t sure what I 

wanted to do right away,” he says. But 

Zanowski is certainly making up for 

any lost time. And one of his Fontbonne 

professors sees a lot of potential in the 

young entrepreneur. 

Rick Voytas, assistant professor 

of business, taught Zanowski in a 

managerial fi nance class and currently 

sits on an informal “board” established 

as a resource for the new business 

owner. “Andrew is exceptional because 

he has two of the rarest professional 

qualities: a sharp intellect with a work 

ethic to match,” Voytas says. “He is 

extremely thorough in everything he 

does, and he is always thinking.” 

Currently, Zanowski is enrolled 

in the co-op program at Fontbonne, 

which allows him to earn college 

“This is a way to be in business 

of BUSINESS 

by Kylie Shafferkoetter 

credit while he runs his business. “I 

know his experience will help him 

apply classroom lessons to the reality 

of the business world. When he learns 

about the theories of management, 

accounting, fi nance and marketing in 

the business school, he will be able to 

take that knowledge into the shop and 

make it work,” Voytas says. 

Max Muscle was a natural fi t for 

Zanowski, a former personal trainer. 

“I knew I wanted to own a business 

so I looked for a franchise that fi t my 

lifestyle,” he explains. “This is a way to 

be in business and help people reach 

and surpass their goals.” 

After ringing up a repeat customer — 

a 30-something-year-old man who spent 

about $400 on supplements that day — 

Zanowski says, “It’s all about building 

trust. If I help someone get in shape, 

they’ll tell other people and word-ofmouth 

will help business.” 

Zanowski plans to get certifi ed in 

nutrition, an effort he thinks will further 

serve his customers. Once certifi ed, he 

plans to customize supplement and 

nutritional regimens to maximize his 

customers’ potential. 

In fact, Zanowski says his not-sosecret 

dream is to be a motivational 

speaker — and with his enthusiasm and 

and help people reach and surpass their goals.” 

commitment to what he does, it’s not 

hard to imagine. “I think that would be 

the ultimate way to help people better 

their lives,” he says. Until that dream 

is realized, Zanowski plans to learn all 

he can about his business as well as 

explore other investment opportunities. 

He is quick to point out he couldn’t 

do all of this alone. “A successful person 

knows when to ask for help,” says 

Zanowski, who wrote his own business 

plan, markets his company and is solely 

responsible for personnel decisions — 

he currently has three employees. 

“My dad (a silent partner in the venture) 

set up meetings with various business 

people. I was able to pick their brains 

and learn how business works from 

many different perspectives. It was very 

educational and very interesting,” he 

says. “And the support of my parents has 

been essential.” 

When not at his store, Zanowski 

likes to weight lift, read — he has two 

bookcases full of books on business 

as well as spirituality — and spend 

time with his friends and family. As for 

the puzzle that is the business world, 

Zanowski will continue to dream of 

ways to solve it. 

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“I am very grateful for my years at Fontbonne, 

and I wanted to give someone else that same chance.” 

– Carolyn Zwart ’60 

Pay it Forward 

scholarships mean all the difference 

by Kylie Shafferkoetter 

For Brittany Kulp, being in a room of second graders is like a welcome shot of 

adrenaline. “Grade school is a very active environment and the children are so fun and 

excited over the littlest things,” says Kulp, a Fontbonne senior majoring in elementary 

education. “I love that I can get them enthusiastic about learning.” 

Kulp, who plays on Fontbonne’s volleyball team, hopes 

to eventually teach and coach. “I am at ease teaching — it 

puts a smile on my face,” says the 21-year-old who chose 

Fontbonne because of its small class sizes, academic 

reputation and to play basketball and volleyball. “I liked 

that it’s in a big city but still close to home — I’m a very 

family-oriented person,” says the Granite City, Ill., native. 

“My education has been excellent. I feel very prepared to 

move into my career.” 

Carolyn (Carroll) and David Zwart are an important part 

of Kulp’s college experience. Kulp is the third recipient of 

the Carroll-Zwart Endowed Scholarship for education 

majors — assistance that goes toward her tuition and 

makes a Fontbonne education possible. “This scholarship 

is very important. If I didn’t have it, I couldn’t go to 

school,” she says. 

The Zwarts are more than happy to help through the 

endowed scholarship. “Without a scholarship I would not 

have been able to attend Fontbonne and my whole life 

would’ve turned out differently,” says Carolyn Zwart, a 1960 

graduate. “I am very grateful for my years at Fontbonne, 

and I wanted to give someone else that same chance.” 

And Kulp is appreciative of the generosity. “There is such 

a benefi t to having the extra money. This donation has 

helped me so much,” she says. 

Kulp and the Zwarts met for the fi rst time at the annual 

Fontbonne University Scholarship Luncheon in October 

2006. “Brittany is exceptional,” says David Zwart, an 

attorney with Moser & Marsalak, P.C., in downtown St. 

Louis. “The lunch was an opportunity to see that our money 

is going to help an actual human being. I’m curious to see 

what a difference the recipients will make in our world 

and their world as well.” 

For the benefactors, education equals opportunity. “We’ve 

always believed education makes a difference in life,” 

David Zwart says. “The more education one has, the more 

self-suffi cient they can be. And no matter what happens, 

no one can take it away from you.” 

Kulp plans to keep in touch with the Zwarts — especially 

to let them know how student teaching goes. “I really liked 

meeting them,” Kulp says. “It’s important to me to know 

exactly who the money is coming from and be able to 

personally thank them.” 

The Zwarts hope their example will inspire the students 

they help to give back when it’s their turn. “We hope that 

if they see that people care now, they’ll consider returning 

the favor to others however they can,” Carolyn Zwart 

explains. Thus continuing an inspiring cycle of caring at 

Fontbonne University. 

Editor’s Note: If you’d like to learn more about supporting Fontbonne’s scholarship program, call the development offi ce 

at 314-889-1469 or e-mail development@fontbonne.edu. 

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14 

MAKING HISTORY 

Squinting into the bright October sun, 19-year-old goalie Austen Doster wasn’t thinking 

about how he and his Fontbonne University lacrosse teammates were making history. 

His only concern was the Wittenberg University attackers 

barreling down the fi eld toward him. Suddenly, one of the 

opposing midfi elders, carefully cradling the ball in his stick, 

came streaking in for a shot. With cat-like quickness, Doster 

corralled the ball in the netting of his own stick and fi red 

it out to Tim Rocklage, a midfi elder from Minnesota. The 

Fontbonne Griffi ns went on to win that game 11-7 as part of 

the ATG Super Turf Fall Face-Off, held just outside of St. Louis 

in Fenton, Mo., marking the fi rst lacrosse game in Fontbonne 

sporting history. 

by Mark. E. Johnson 

That tourney last fall — an off-season tune-up for the men’s 

and women’s teams — was the beginning of a historical 

journey that took another big step forward this year when 

Fontbonne fi elded the only NCAA-sanctioned varsity 

lacrosse teams in Missouri. Up to now, lacrosse has been a 

club sport in the state’s colleges and universities. In fact, just 

to fi nd sanctioned Division III competition, the Fontbonne 

teams are racking up the miles traveling to Ohio, Virginia, 

New York, Texas, Pennsylvania and Kansas. Home contests, 

mostly against local club teams, are played in the newly 

From left, Austen Doster, Chelsea Sickmann, 

Emilia Lubrano, Jake Connerly 

renovated Centenne Stadium at Clayton’s Gay Field. 

“Lacrosse is bringing a lot of energy to the 

athletic program and to the university,” says Nick 

Silva, men’s lacrosse coach and admissions counselor. 

“We’ve added a lot of diversity to the campus with 

students coming from across the country to attend 

school here and play lacrosse.” 

One of those students is Doster, a sports management 

major from El Cajon, Calif. “I think this is exciting 

because we’re (the lacrosse team) new to the region and 

it puts our school in the spotlight,” he says. “It’s going to 

attract a lot of attention.” 

For the uninitiated, lacrosse can best be described 

as a blend of sports. It involves a fair amount of contact, it 

requires amazing speed and endurance like soccer, and it 

relies on defensive and offensive schemes akin to basketball. 

Men’s teams fi eld 10 players —women’s teams 12 — and 

there are goals at each end of the fi eld. Using a stick with 

netting attached to the end of it, called the “crosse,” players 

advance a hard rubber ball trying to score goals. 

So, will this sport — which is traditionally associated with 

the East Coast, but has also seen exploding popularity on the 

West Coast — capture the interest of Midwesterners? Chelsea 

Sickmann believes so, and she should know. 

“It’s such a competitive sport that once people come out to 

watch a game, they’ll be addicted. It’s really got something for 

everybody,” says the 19-year-old Sickmann, an all-American 

from St. Louis who’s a captain on the women’s team. 

And while Sickmann is a local product, many players, 

particularly on the men’s team, are from out of town. In fact, 

19 of the 37 men on the team are from other states, including 

Texas, California, Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota. The 

strength of the university, the newness of the program and 

persistent recruiting were prime factors in building the teams. 

“Networking, establishing relationships and constantly 

following up with players and coaches was key,” says Silva, a 

former all-conference lacrosse player with NCAA Division 1 

Manhattan College in New York City. “I believe there’s an 

entire country of kids who want to go away to college at a 

school where they’ll feel at home and where they can get in on 

the ground fl oor of a really exciting athletic program.” 

Defenseman Jake Connerly, a freshman biology major from 

Rowlett, Texas, is another believer that the program will take 

off locally. “The speed of this sport will surprise a lot of people, 

and it’s not as scripted as football. We’re always thinking on our 

feet.” 

Connerly was attracted to Fontbonne for its academic 

reputation and small class sizes. He says it makes a “great 

environment for learning.” He also thinks the local area has a 

lot to offer, but that it’s “too cold.” 

Selling the St. Louis weather wasn’t a big issue for women’s 

coach and assistant athletic director Erin Odegard, who says 

local recruiting was a priority — and a challenge. 

“For years, any local students interested in lacrosse have 

been forced to look at the coasts if they wanted to play in 

the NCAA,” says Odegard, a New Jersey native who played 

lacrosse at Castleton State College in Vermont and who has 

coached lacrosse in that state and Massachusetts, as well as 

in England. “Now, I’m happy to say, Fontbonne is building 

a solid reputation in the lacrosse world and it can only get 

better. I think lacrosse is just a great example of Fontbonne 

being willing to lead by example — it’s the university being 

responsive to the needs and interests of today’s college 

student, whether it’s in new academic programs, student 

activities or athletics.” 

Being out front, breaking ground, charting a course 

— however it’s described, the signifi cance of the lacrosse 

program’s inaugural season is not entirely lost on the 

players. 

“When I pictured myself being part of a fi rst-year 

team, I realized the potential involved,” says 19-year-old 

Houston, Texas, native Emilia Lubrano, also a captain on 

the team. The business major says she knows that what 

the team does now will begin to establish the lacrosse 

program’s foundation for years to come. 

And, she proudly points out that the team’s motto for 

the season is, in fact, “Making History.” 

Upcoming home games: 

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Honoring 

THOSE WHO MAKE a DIFFERENCE 

Fontbonne University annually honors fi ve special people for their distinguished service to the greater community. 

The Founders Awards recognize the recipients’ place in a history that dates back to the founding of the Sisters of 

St. Joseph on October 15, 1650. We value our awardees’ commitment to quality, respect, diversity, community, 

justice, faith and Catholic presence. Tableaux is proud to highlight the 2006 Founders Award honorees. 

CHARLES BRENNAN 

Distinguished Service to 

Life-Long Learning and Enrichment 

Charlie Brennan’s involvement in the St. Louis community 

has been ongoing and signifi cant. In his professional calling as 

a KMOX-AM radio host, Brennan has interviewed celebrities, 

religious leaders, entertainers, authors, sports fi gures and 

politicians. He has been voted St. Louis’ favorite talk show 

host four times in the readers’ polls of The Riverfront Times. 

Brennan was also named one of America’s top 25 “most 

infl uential radio talk show hosts” in USA Today and was 

named in Talkers Magazine’s Top 100 talk show hosts nine 

times. He came to KMOX in 1988, after being on the air in 

Boston radio for six years. 

Brennan developed the Fontbonne University/KMOX Book 

Club, where authors — both local and national — come to 

speak to their readers. Through the book club and Brennan’s 

excellent work, Fontbonne University’s presence as an 

institution of academic strength, open communication and 

intellectual exploration has been enhanced. 

AGNES WILCOX 

Distinguished Service 

Promoting Individual and Social Change 

In 1989, Agnes Wilcox turned an idea into reality when she 

founded Prison Performing Arts (PPA). This not-for-profi t program 

is dedicated to enriching the lives of adults and youth in the 

Missouri criminal and juvenile justice systems. 

Wilcox has been recognized by the National Endowment for 

Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities and has 

received numerous other awards 

for excellence in the theater fi eld. 

For more than 10 years, Wilcox served as artistic director of 

The New Theatre in St. Louis, where she produced and directed 

new and contemporary American plays. Her current work with 

PPA is an outgrowth of the prison outreach program of The New 

Theatre. 

PPA is nationally known as a leader in the fi eld of prison arts, 

promoting learning through the arts, channeling creative energies 

in constructive ways and using the experience to provide an 

environment for self-discipline, commitment and teamwork. 

VICTORIA BAYOT SHARP ’63 

Distinguished Service 

to Disadvantaged Women 

In 12 years volunteering with the St. 

Vincent de Paul Society, Victoria Sharp 

visited women in their homes and found 

many were isolated, raising children 

alone — often without a car, a job or 

a high school diploma. Many of the 

women were angry, depressed and often 

the victims of abuse. 

Women in Charge, founded in 1992 by 

Sharp and her husband, Jack, offers an 

interfaith mind, body, spirit program to 

help each woman attain her full potential 

and become an active, self-supporting 

member of society. The program serves 

approximately 70 women and 75 

children each year and employs teachers, 

counselors and parents-as-teachers 

instructors. The Women in Charge site is 

used for literacy learning, GED (General 

Education Development) tutoring and 

parenting classes. 

Participants represent a wide spectrum 

of educational backgrounds, but all seek 

life improvement. Women in Charge 

collaborates with other agencies such as 

food banks, outreach centers, and other 

literacy and GED sites. In its 14-year 

history, the program has ministered to 

more than 800 women and children. 

Sharp and the staff believe that women 

cannot move forward in their lives until 

their spirit is healed. 

MARVIN TALLEY ’93 

Distinguished Service Against Gun Violence 

For the past decade, there has been a 

surge of violence at a few rival St.Louis 

high schools, particularly during sporting 

events. After witnessing this violence fi rsthand, 

Marvin Talley was determined to do 

something about it. 

A 1993 Fontbonne alumnus, Talley has 

spent his career as an educator working 

with youth and young adults. Since 1996, 

he has worked at Riverview Gardens High 

School as chair of the art department, 

assistant athletic director, educator and 

head basketball coach. 

In 2005, Talley launched Coaches 

Against Gun Violence, becoming the fi rst 

coach in the St. Louis area to promote the 

Washington, D.C.-based program. The goal 

of Coaches Against Gun Violence is to 

educate parents and students about the 

senseless violence attributed to guns. 

In addition to his contributions as an 

educator, Talley continues his Fontbonne 

connection by supporting recruitment 

efforts. Through his passion and 

commitment, Talley achieves his goal of 

making a difference. He exemplifi es the 

Fontbonne mission, which seeks to educate 

students “to think critically, to act ethically 

and to assume responsibility as citizens 

and leaders.” 

FRANCIS REGIS FEISE, CSJ ’60 

Distinguished Service to Youth at Risk 

From her high school days at Rosati- 

Kain, when she volunteered to work at St. 

Ann’s Orphan Home, to the present, Sister 

Francis Regis Feise, CSJ, ’60 has never 

been far from her “boys.” 

Her fi rst assignment as a Sister of St. 

Joseph was at St. Joseph’s Home for Boys 

on Grand Avenue in St. Louis. While 

caring for the St. Joseph’s boys, Sister 

Francis fi nished her college education at 

Fontbonne. She moved to Chicago to teach 

at St. Joseph’s Home for the Friendless, 

home-schooling the young boys and 

supervising the dormitories of the older 

boys. While in Chicago, Sister Francis 

completed a master’s degree at Loyola 

University. She also served at the Boys 

Home in Washington, Ga., the Village of 

St. Joseph in Atlanta, Ga., and Boys Hope 

in New Orleans, La. 

As the “house parent,” she offered her 

values, her faith and love for God. She 

was a mother, mentor and advocate for 

her “boys,” many of who are successful 

fathers and business leaders today. 

Sister Francis was, for hundreds of teen 

boys, a faithful presence inspiring them 

to become “individuals who will bring an 

ethical and responsible presence to the 

world.” 

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We are a society that very much lives in the 

present. Or perhaps more aptly, with technological 

advances, ever-changing economic and social 

conditions, and all the daily demands on our time, 

we are a society that lives for the future. And that 

kind of thinking certainly has its place. 

But, it can be equally important and benefi cial 

to catch our breath — to refl ect — and this annual 

President’s Report gives us the opportunity to do 

just that. 

The fi scal year from July 1, 2005, to June 30, 

2006, was what I term an important “foundational 

year.” Much of the progress we are currently 

experiencing is a direct result of the planning 

and hard work during that time period, and it has 

provided the foundation for our future. 

The major renovations to the Dunham Student 

Activity Center and fi tness center, the exciting plans for online degree programs, our steady 

growth in enrollment, the continued enhancement of our academic environment were all 

due to the daily dedication of our faculty and staff, as well as the important and steady 

leadership of our board of trustees and council of regents. In addition, we are, as always, 

most appreciative of our founders and sponsors, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet. Our 

students also benefi ted from the moral and monetary support of our alumni and friends of 

Fontbonne who share our commitment to educate leaders for a world in need. 

As I look back on some of the accomplishments detailed on the following pages, I am 

proud of our enhanced academic environment, one where both faith and reason play vital 

and compelling roles in the educational experience. I am also proud of our students, who 

graduate from Fontbonne with not only the skills to earn a living — but also the values to 

live a life. And, I thank all of you for your continued support of our mission. 

Please join me in celebrating our past and, perhaps more importantly, looking at the 

exciting horizon ahead. 

Sincerely, 

Dennis C. Golden 

a message 

from the president 

One can debate what makes a university great. 

Is it the quality of students? Is it the success of 

graduates? Is it the faculty? I believe it is all of those 

things … and more. 

As I refl ect on this past fi scal year, I do so with 

the perspective of someone who has a wideranging 

view. In my position as board chair, I 

have the opportunity to review and observe all 

facets of Fontbonne’s growth and development. 

I realize that our successes are, indeed, a result 

of the connections between faculty, staff, alumni, 

sponsors, donors and leadership. What we do for 

students is most defi nitely a collective effort. 

As Dr. Golden so accurately described, these 

last few months have been a whirlwind of activity. 

We’ve added or enhanced academic programs and 

laid the groundwork for more growth this coming 

year. We’ve transformed many aspects of the campus infrastructure and have approved 

plans for continued renovations. And, in fall 2005 — the time frame this President’s Report 

covers — we also made a signifi cant stride in U.S.News & World Report’s “America’s Best 

Colleges” survey by moving up to tier one in the “universities-master’s” category. I’m proud 

to say we maintained that position in the fall 2006 survey as well! 

I encourage you to take note of the accomplishments outlined in the following pages 

and to consider the many contributions of those listed in our “Honor Roll of Donors.” 

Fontbonne University’s past, present and future accomplishments require all of us to stay 

focused on, and committed to, the mission. 

For your continued support, I say thank you. 

Sincerely, 

a message 

from the board chair 

Daniel J. Ferry Jr. 

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the year in offers the following glimpse of achievements, endeavors and notables that occurred at Fontbonne during the 2005-2006 fiscal year: 

HIGHLIGHTSTableaux 

Fontbonne achieves developmental accreditation 

for the dietetics program and participates in a site 

visit by the Commission on Accreditation for 

Dietetics Education (CADE). 

Fontbonne appoints Dr. Donald Burgo as the first 

holder of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet 

endowed chair in Catholic Thought. 

Administrators with Fontbonne’s OPTIONS 

program enter into formal educational 

partnership agreements with Anheuser Busch 

and the Boeing Corporation. 

The OPTIONS program begins offering on-site 

programs for employees of SSM Health Care of 

St. Louis and at the Missouri Athletic Club 

downtown location. OPTIONS classes were also 

initiated at St. Joseph’s Institute for the Deaf in 

Chesterfield, Mo. 

Fontbonne and St. Joseph’s Academy sponsor a 

Heritage Tour to France and Italy to explore the 

first steps of the Sisters of St. Joseph. 

Academic convocation includes an evening 

program, which allows OPTIONS students to 

participate. 

Dr. Rebecca Foushée, department of behavioral 

sciences, receives the Joan Goostree Stevens 

Excellence in Teaching award. Avril Moore, 

senior lecturer for education/special education, 

is named the first recipient of Excellence in 

Teaching Award for part-time instructors. 

A new interdisciplinary minor in American 

Culture Studies is approved. 

The Parsons Blewitt Foundation awards $95,000 

to fund a program to train speech-language 

pathologists in an urban educational setting. 

Sharon Jackson, director of human services, 

serves as ambassador for the United States 

Department of Health and Human Services, 

National Health Service Corp. 

David Thomasson, professor and chair of biology, 

conducts research with two senior pre-med 

students in studying the effects of white blood 

cells on the control of breast cancer. 

Janine Duncan, assistant professor of human 

environmental sciences, serves as incoming 

chair-elect of the education and technology 

division of American Association of Family and 

Consumer Sciences. 

Fashion merchandising students attend the 

Fashion Group International Career Day in 

Kansas City, Mo. Senior Lizzie Wilson wins first 

place in the Merchandising Store Concept Board 

competition. 

The library completes the information commons 

area, adding 12 desks and 18 new computers for 

a total of 42 workstations. The library also doubles 

the circulation of its collection in one year. 

The business administration department 

begins the process of accreditation through the 

Association of Collegiate Business Schools and 

Programs (ACBSP). 

The theatre department produces nine 

performances, including “King Lear” 

and “Proof,” and sponsors more 

than 15 lectures and workshops. 

The Fontbonne Art Gallery 

holds eight featured art 

exhibits. 

Dr. Beth Newton, professor and chair of 

mathematics and computer science, is named 

Missouri Botanical Garden research associate 

and Teacher of the Year by the Math Educators 

of Greater St. Louis. 

The Master of Science in Computer Education is 

targeted as the first online degree program to be 

offered by Fontbonne University. A committee, 

headed by Dr. Mary Abkemeier, professor of 

mathematics and computer science, and Jerry 

Bladdick, associate vice president for adult 

and continuing education, and involving many 

departments, begins preparation for a Higher 

Learning Commission visit. 

Forty alumni events were held, including 

spiritual events, wine tasting parties and a family 

day at the Magic House. 

More than 300 alumni and guests enjoy Cajun 

food, jazz music and Mardi Gras beads during 

Reunion Weekend with a “Music on the 

Mississippi” theme. 

The Fontbonne University/KMOX Book Club 

welcomes notable authors such as education 

advocate Jonathan Kozol, Pulitzer Prize winning 

historian Doris Kearns Goodwin and Bill 

Sammon, a senior White House correspondent. 

Fontbonne University moves up a tier in the 

19th annual U.S.News & World Report’s 

“America’s Best College” survey. 

The university is listed in Tier 1 

“Universities-Master’s” institutions. 

Dr. William Rothwell is named vice president 

for institutional advancement. 

Dr. Jason Sommer, professor of English and poet- 

in-residence, is named a finalist in the 2005 

William R. Nelson Awards for Literary Excellence. 

Fontbonne’s 18th annual golf tournament, 

sponsored by The Powers Group, raises $65,000 

for the university’s Speech, Language and 

Hearing Clinic. 

Washington University students, staff and faculty 

join Fontbonne for Mass while the Washington 

University chapel undergoes renovations. 

The education department sponsors the first-ever 

summer literacy institute for regional educators. 

Kathleen Barnes is named major gifts officer. 

Following a time-honored tradition during 

orientation week, Fontbonne freshman 

volunteer for clean-up duties in various 

St. Louis neighborhoods. 

The campus celebrates diversity week to further 

create an atmosphere of learning, appreciation 

and inclusiveness. 

A summer theater camp for children with 

communication disorders is a success and ends 

up being featured on the pages of the St. Louis 

Post-Dispatch. 

A new three-year strategic plan highlights 

academics and student life as main focus to 

drive dozens of key initiatives and improvements. 

The Dunham Student Activity Center begins a 

$1.35 million renovation. Completed in fall 2006, 

the newly renovated Caf’ area includes a fireplace, 

second-story patio, café and game room. 

The new granite and limestone Fontbonne 

University signs are complete at the corner of 

Wydown and Big Bend and at the entrance near 

Southwest Hall. They stand 6’7” tall and 12’6” 

long and are a beautiful new addition to campus. 

Construction begins on a new multi-purpose 

athletic facility at Clayton’s Gay Field, where 

Fontbonne holds home soccer games. Lacrosse is 

also now played there. 

The fine arts department holds numerous annual 

art and pottery sales, as well as thesis shows. 

The biological and physical sciences department 

receives approval to offer a secondary certification 

in biology as well as a minor in biology. 

Librarian Sharon McCaslin is elected to the 

executive board of the Missouri Library 

Network Corporation. 

The Business Program Speaker Series featured 

Lou Fusz Jr., president and CEO of Lou Fusz 

Automotive Network. 

Fontbonne begins renovation of its fitness center 

on the first floor of the Dunham Student Activity 

Center. The center includes all new workout 

machines, free weights and weight racks. 

New sports teams, including men’s and 

women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s bowling 

and men’s club volleyball, are approved and 

added to the athletics line up. 

Psychology alumnae travel with Dr. Rebecca 

Foushée to the Midwestern Psychological 

Association’s 78 th Annual Meeting in Chicago, 

Ill., to present the results of their senior thesis 

projects. 

Plans to renovate the West Building (formerly 

the Science Building) are approved. In addition 

to a new elevator and wheelchair accessible 

bathrooms, seven new classrooms, an 

administration suite, student library, conference 

room and lounge will be added. The greenhouse 

will be moved from the ground floor to the 

second floor and will be 50 percent larger. 

Janet S. Crites of the human environmental 

sciences department retires after 33 years of 

teaching and 13 years of leadership service to 

Fontbonne. 

Dr. Janie von Wolfseck of the communication 

disorders and deaf education department 

retires after 24 years of service to Fontbonne 

University. 

Sponsored by campus ministry and Fontbonne 

in Service and Humility (FISH), students leave 

for service trips to Chicago, Ill.; La Ceiba, 

Honduras; and Salem, West Virginia. The goal of 

the trips is spiritual and personal growth through 

an experience of community, simplicity, humility 

and living the life of the poor. 

Family and consumer sciences majors complete 

more than 450 hours of service learning in 19 

not-for-profit organizations in the St. Louis area. 

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SNAPSHOT 

STATEMENT of ACTIVITIES 

for fi scal year 2006: July 1, 2005 - June 30, 2006 

– Net assets increased $4.0 million. 

– Tuition and fees (net of institutional discounts) increased $1.6 million (6.2%). 

– Total operating expenses increased $2.7 million (9.7%). 

– Student head count enrollment increased from 2,827 to 2,924 (3%). 

– OPTIONS new student enrollment increased from 524 to 669 (27%). 

– Admission applications increased from 899 to 999 (11%). 

REVENUE 2004-2005 2005-2006 

tuition and fees $ 31,647,602 $ 33,434,110 

less institutional financial aid 5,572,993 5,751,528 

net tuition and fees $ 26,074,609 $ 27,682,582 82.1% 

gifts and grants 1,210,127 3,177,555 9.4% 

auxiliary expenses 2,211,241 2,395,227 7.1% 

endowment and investments 219,525 410,390 1.2% 

other sources 125,774 64,311 0.2% 

TOTAL REVENUE $ 29,841,276 $ 33,730,065 100% 

EXPENSES 2004-2005 2005-2006 

instruction & academic support $ 15,166,855 $ 16,641,568 57.9% 

student services 3,362,793 3,807,500 13.2% 

institutional support 5,189,087 5,647,991 19.6% 

auxiliary enterprises 1,946,447 2,233,630 7.8% 

other scholarships & fellowships 496,824 428,420 1.5% 

TOTAL EXPENSES $ 26,162,006 $ 28,759,109 100% 

for your generosity and dedication to Fontbonne 

University. What follows is a listing of all donors who made gifts to the 

university during the 2005-2006 fi scal year (July 1, 2005 - June 30, 2006). 

Great care was taken when preparing the Honor Roll of Donors. 

Contact the development offi ce, (314) 889-4505, if there are corrections to be made. 

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lyon society 

Benefactor $10,000+ 

Nicholas Baloff 

Mr. and Mrs. Van-Lear Black III 

Daniel and Eleanor 

Halloran ’63 Ferry 

Leo and Nancy Haas 

William and Tracey 

Causey ’97 Marshall 

lyon society 

Patron $5,000 - $9,999 

Dr. Dennis C. and Monica A. Golden 

Joseph and Joan Lipic 

Joe Noelker 

John* and Audrey 

Naumann ’43 Steinfeld 

lyon society 

Associate $2,500 - $4,999 

Anonymous 

Nancy Blattner 

Julian and Eileen Carr 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. 

Caspari (DeDe Dallas ’66) 

Christopher and Anne Chivetta 

Louis and Marilyn 

Montileone ’61 Dell’Orco 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Dierker 

Kathy Eardley 

Bonnie Eckelkamp 

Mr. and Mrs. William 

Erman (Rosemary Fitzburgh ’57) 

Dorothy Fleck ’69 

George S. Graff 

tower society 

$500 - $999 

Tom and Cathy Ahillen 

Rev. Mr. and Mrs. David 

Amelotti (Elizabeth Ann Miller ’77) 

Rosemarie Archangel ’52 

Kathleen Kenny Arenz ’69 

Paula Montie Bakula ’66 

Judith L. Benevento ’86 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Binz 

(Marietta Saunders ’53) 

Rodney Boyd 

Robert Carver 

Daniel Cronin 

Kathleen C. Dailey ’72 

Betty Huber Drozeski ’62 

Tom Ferreri 

Patrick and Joyce Finneran, Jr. 

Donald and Rebecca Fischer 

James and Barbara 

Priesmeyer ’70 Forst 

William Freeman, Ed.D. 

Mr. and Mrs. John Fumagalli 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Gedera 

(Karen DeGurie) ’65 

Margaret Gray, Ph.D. 

Edward J. Grill 

Mary Lee “Britt” Gund ’63 

Daniel and Catherine Human 

Sharon Jackson ’96 

Mary Jakel 

Stephen and Mary T. 

Richard K. and Jane 

Brandau ’47 Mersman, Jr. 

Edward and Colette 

Crowley ’65 O’Brien 

Claire Roach ’59 

Ruth and Francis Stroble 

Kenneth and Mary Jo 

Drager ’70 Voertman 

John and Beverly Wagner 

Jim and Mary Bruno ’68 Werle 

Edward and Lynne Higgins 

Darryl T. and Villajean M. ’94 Jones 

Joseph and Sandra Gurnsey ’71 Lehrer 

John and Mimi Londoff, Jr. 

Joseph McGlynn, Jr. 

Jeremiah and Kathryn Lee 

Eames ’81 Nixon 

Gerald and Suzanne Noonan 

Joan Steffen O’Reilly ’51 

Pierce and Susan Powers, Jr. 

Bill and Sandi Rothwell 

Carl and Merlyn Price ’58 Schack 

John* and Trudy B. Valentine 

Drs. Robert and Joyce 

Devine ’51 Woolsey 

Hutchison ’71 Kappel 

Ruth Hostler Kerr ’64 

Julia Marlowe Kilduff ’95 

Mary Lou Meyer Lenkman ’64 

Phyllis Schmidt Lorek ’58 

Kevin and Donna McCarthy ’79 

Michael and Eleanor Miller 

Mrs. Julia (Roerkohl) Okenfuss ’60 

Mary Louise Langdon Preis ’63 

Elizabeth Ryan Reilly ’55 

Joseph Rogers 

Kathy Martini Saier ’69 

Joan Bielicke Schmidt ’55 

Adolphine Brungardt Shaw ’64 

Kathleen Sloan ’38 

Claire Hess Smith ’54 

Lawrence Smith 

Jane Snyder 

Dan and Mel 

Stratmann ’52 Steinmann 

Almut Stephan-Marino ’02 

Dennis and Debbie Vazzi 

Theodore Wenzlick ’99 

Carol Gund Wolken ’72 

John A. Yarmuth 

lyon society 

Member $1,000 - $2,499 

Bill and Mary Abkemeier 

Mary Sue Albanese 

Mary Carol Anth, CSJ ’57 

Richard and Violet Anth 

Barbara Atteln ’67 

Carroll Cunningham Baechle ’60 

John and Marilee Barry 

Jerry M. Bladdick 

Charles E. Bouchard, OP 

Carol Brouillette, CSJ ’57 

Jeanne Leritz Callahan ’51 

Matteo and Kathleen Atchity ’66 Coco 

James F. and Janice 

Drury Breher ’63 Cordes 

Mr. and Mrs. George B. Desloge 

Michael Drone 

Thomas Eagleton 

Rosalie Millman Efken ’56 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Etter 

Mary Ferguson ’65 

Phil and Kathy Fina 

Dr. Roberta ’65 and Mr. James Flynn 

Douglas Fox, D.D.S 

James and Kathleen Nestor ’75 Frey 

William Friedman, Ph.D. 

Nancy Boos ’76 and Michael R. 

Georgen 

David and Mary Ellen Gill 

Margaret Gilleo 

Richard Greenberg and Claire Schenk 

August Griesedieck 

Mark Guilvezan 

Thomas and Kathleen 

Toohey ’65 Gunn 

Tom and Marilyn Hellwig 

arcade society 

$250 - $499 

Gerald Abrams 

Craig Baggett 

Anne Welch Bauman ’64 

Anonymous 

Pat Koeln Beech ’64 

Patricia McCarthy Bimschleger ’53 

James Brennan 

Jean R. Brown, CPPS ’61 

Jeffrey Brown 

Rosemary Casey Bruno ’45 

Bradley Bruns 

Robert Butler 

Anthony J. Caleca ’92 

Lorraine Camper ’48 

James and Karen Clark ’98 Castellano 

Jim Cooper 

Patrice Cummings ’89 

Judith Seibert De Vries ’58 

Leo and Connie 

Boschert Diekman ’72 

Ann Moore Duer ’55 

Janine Duncan, Ph.D. 

Laura Hines Dunsmoor ’73 

Susan Schinner Durfee ’73 

Nancy English 

Ann M. Feld ’77 

Bill Foster ’88 

Barbara Jahoda Freehill ’60 

Rosemary Ryan Frohock ’47 

Nancy M. Garvey ’79 

Mrs. Jerome Holden 

(Rosejoan Kisling ’45) 

Bill and Barbara 

Gutting ’61 Hollenbeck 

Margaret Hyatt ’47 

Margaret Jakel 

Joann Augsburger Jana ’74 

Nancy Nabbefeld Jersa ’61 

Gary and Carolyn 

Kuciejczyk ’64 Johnson 

Dr. and Mrs. Al Knight 

(Nanette Falk ’71) 

Kraig and Sandy Kreikemeier 

Craig and Charlene Kuhl 

Donald T. Kukla 

Linda Kurz ’61 

Anita Buie Lamont ’69 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Desmond Lee 

Lee and June McKinney 

Connie Fiedler McManus ’52 

Dr. and Mrs. John J. McNamara 

(Norrine Gibbons ’46) 

Leontone Meyer ’35 

Rosemary Jaclyn Meyer ’44 

Carol Shaughnessy Miller ’57 

Francis and Jacqueline Post ’58 Miller 


James Muskopf, Ph.D. 

James and Rosemary 

Erman Noonan ’45 

Lucile O’Gorman 

Kyllene McClintock Oder ’68 

Anita (Apprill) ’62 and 

William Ohlhausen 

Gail Hornsby Gauthier ’63 

Carol Giblin ’57 

Joan Gossin ’54 

Florence Haas 

Alice E. Harper ’70 

John Harries 

Angeline Marino Heumann ’58 

Carla Tinoco Hickman ’90 

Joseph and Linda Hines ’72 Kaiser 

Maura Downey Klingen ’55 

Lisa Hanson Kolemainen ’78 

Tammy Krebel 

Susan Puetz Lenihan ’75 

Ronald A. Lewis II ’03 

Andrea Lewis ’04 

Jeffrey and Margaret Lofgren 

Steve Lohr ’03 

Jeff and Sandra Vlach ’88 Lorber 

Tres Lyons Malecek ’52 

Joan Maschmann ’55 

Larry Mayor 

William Mayor 

Rose McNamee ’46 

Sandra Kathryn Morgan ’70 

Don Morrison 

Dela M. Ng (Doerr) ’69 

Rita Miller Pape ’52 

Mary Dee Montie Reitz ’64 

James Reynolds 

Susan Fehlber Sanders ’68 

Keith ’94 and Michelle 

White ’94 Quigley 

Daphne C. Ramirez ’37 

Helen Badaracco Ravarino ’42 

Mike Riley 

Mike and Pattie Ristau 

Peggy and Jerry Ritter 

Colleen Schoendienst 

Anthony and Carol Sestric 

Joseph and Rosemary Shaughnessy 

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Shaw 

Mr. and Mrs. William Shearburn 

Ronald Shelley 

Donald Shifter 

Paula V. Smith 

Hon. Donald and Mary Ann 

Kuhlman ’53 Stohr 

Myra Foulke Styffe ’87 

Mary ’66 and Tom Sutkus 

Greg Taylor 

Lawrence and Patricia 

Reddan ’58 Van Rhein 

Bill and Toni Walker 

Timothy and Jane Fowler ’96 Walsh 

Thomas P. Walter 

Marilyn Eschmann Warrell ’57 

Ann Buermann Wass, Ph.D. ’73 

Rev. Joseph A. Weber, Jr. 

Randi and Jim Wilson 

Gary and Denese Zack 

Marie Sansone Zucchero ’42 

David and Carolyn Carroll ’60 Zwart 

Barbara Quick Schaefer ’50 

Virginia Hendrick Scherer ’66 

Elizabeth Vernile Scherz ’64 

Gene and Kathleen Schwarting 

Mary Anne Siebert ’52 

Patricia Trapp Strassburger ’52 

Ruth Lamwersiek Svoboda ’48 

Catherine and Robert ’87 Talasek 

Anna Mary Teaff ’69 

Anne Latta Toohey ’63 

Mr. and Mrs. David G. Tucek 

John and Lucy George ’55 Tucker 

Carol Kuehn Voss ’69 

Alan Wahl 

Ken and Jane Coffey ’58 Washburn 

Caroline Wenberg ’06 

Judith Willard ’81 

Nancy Wunderlich 

Marion Wyers ’55 

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 

Younghouse (Helen Kleir ’40) 

Dorothy Westhoff Zeitinger ’52 

Mrs. Rosemary Coleman Zone ’63 

Gifts/Grants made July 1, 2005 - June 30, 2006 * deceased 23 

carondelet society 

$100 - $249 

Annette Nahmensen Albright ’47 

Madeline Alcamo ’54 

Ruth Alpers 

Kathleen Brady Andria ’62 

Anonymous 

Anonymous 

Donald Assalone 

Virginia Schindler Audrain ’43 

Jody Barksdale 

Honorable and Mrs. Joseph J. Barr 

William Barrows ’98 

Joy Locke Bauers ’39 

Ralph and Barbara 

Belovich ’64 Beckerman 

Mrs. Marjorie Belknap ’43 

Sandra Bellon ’69 

Madeline Benoit 

Carolyn Caudle Berra ’76 

Mary L. Black ’69 

Margaret McNamee Blevins ’69 

Patricia Hayes Bodet ’51 

Mary Lochirco Boehm ’58 

Anthony and Rosemary Booth 

David and Gerry Boschert 

Mary Ellen Boggiano Bourneuf ’45 

James Bright 

Jeanne Gantner Bruns ’55 

Gary Builder 

Mary Carolyn Reinhardt 

Burkemper ’55 

Joseph and Lynda Castellano 

Julie Ann Peuquet Charlson ’68 

Mary Bockskopf Chubb ’65 

Maureen Burke Clarke ’53 

Ms. Susan M. Colburn ’78 

Peter Coogan 

Lynne Cooper ’73 

Dan Cordia 

Bill and Cathy Corr 

Mary Puts Ensenberger Costigan ’52 

Linda Cronin 

Joyce Culpepper ’63 

Theresa Kochanski Davidson ’62 

Noreen Lynch Dempsey ’58 

Mary Lennemann Deppe ’50 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Dockweiler 

Pat Dolan 

J. Carol Brigham Dorr ’60 

Karen Kresyman Dorsey ’70 

Gerald and Lorraine 

Feldhaus Dreifke ’51 

Huguette Roy Duff ’99 

Molly Duffy ’99 

Charles DuFour 

Meneve Dunham 

Suzanne Strecker Eagan ’60 

Sue Kaiser Ebanues ’57 

Angela Eckstein ’52 

Scott Edwards 

Jane Kostedt Ellerbrake ’43 

Marian K. Mueller Enright ’40 

Susan Williams Ferguson ’77 

Genevieve Bianchi Fick ’54 

Cheryl Finn 

Patricia Fitzpatrick ’71 

David and Sharon Fournie 

Sandra J. Fowler ’63 

Mary Patricia Fowler ’61 

Alice C. Fredericks ’41 

Erin Frederking ’97 

Barbara and William Froke 

Carl ’96 and Rita Jean 

Solovitz ’65 Fust 

Joan Theis Gagnepain ’63 

Eileen Garcia ’49 

Tamara Gebhardt ’86 

Margaret Schmitt Gehring ’63 

Joyce George ’66 

Mary Jon Hentrich Girard ’68 

Betty Baerveldt Glickert ’51 

Marc Gnade 

Lara Goldkamp ’06 

Sarah Wei Gong-Ye ’86 

Carolyn Narmont Gordon ’64 

Carol Karst Graham ’59 

Eileen Hoffman Grass ’74 

Kathryn Graves 

Kathleen Gray ’97 

Elizabeth Houlehin Grayhack ’48 

Kinsey Bass Green 

Janna Greenwood 

Robert and Mary Gronemeyer 

Hon. Arthur H. and JoAnn 

(Petty ’58) Gross 

Gerald Gruszka 

Nancy L. Gurnsey ’74 

Mary Streit Gutzler ’49 

Mary G. Hacking ’68 

Dawn M. Hale ’97 

Bruce W. Halliday 

Lori White Harrison ’88 

Janice Koles Hartmann ’71 

Dorothy Lynch Hellweg ’54 

Andrea M. Mueller Henske ’68 

Jacqueline M. Hermann ’71 

Katherine T. Hernan ’43 

Charles Hickey 

Veronica Grob Hicks ’68 

Carmen Villaobos Hodge ’61 

Virginia Eastin Hoeper ’91 

Mary Ann Vatterott Holden ’59 

Jo Ann Jacobson Holdener ’70 

Mary Jeanne Reedy Holmes ’49 

Karen E. Gokenbach Hong ’81 

Cheryl Houston 

Mary Higgins Hummert ’68 

Arthur Hunborg 

Roger Hunt ’00 

Janet Dierks Hutz ’71 

Jan Jenkins Jennings ’70 

Joyce Johnson 

Elaine C. Otsuka Kamada ’61 

Pamela Sloofman Kanter ’73 

Linda Kaufman Kasparek ’97 

M. Joan Walsh Keiper ’67 

Mary Ellen Zwisler Kelly ’54 

Steven King ’03 

Larry and Maureen King 

Mary Jane Helm King ’39 

Becky Kirkpatrick ’80 

Mary Lou Miller Kleine ’57 

Helen Klenklen ’88 

Helen Holmberg Knop ’48 

Marjorie M. Koehr ’58 

Lois C. Werth Koesterer ’58 

Marylee Curotto Lang ’53 

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Laudel 

Mary Marsh Leber ’55 

Jacqueline Taylor Lederer ’55 

William and Virginia Leightner 

Barbara Grush Lind ’63 

Jane Hadank Link ’68 

Linda J. Little ’96 

Kathleen Madras Lochner ’54 

Elizabeth Mulherin Logan ’48 

Jean M. Lopez 

Marilyn J. Loschen ’69 

Kate Daly Lottes ’59 

Hilda Bantle Lowell ’61 

Walter and Cheryl Lucas 

Mitchell Lundy 

Margaret Burns Maier ’47 

Mary Ann Keiper Mallon ’68 

Jane Berger Maloney ’53 

Nancy McCormick Marley ’70 

Claude and Kay Martin ’55 

Anne Martin 

Sharon McCaslin, Ph.D. 

Tracey McCoy ’05 

Jaimette McCulley 

Mrs. Frances A. McDaniel ’71 

Rebecca McDermott ’83 

Patricia Schmittgens McDonald ’71 

Cheri McLaughlin 

Barbara Langendorf McManus ’64 

Kathy Keller Merdian ’64 

Elizabeth Messmer ’61 

Barbara Meyer 

Mary Schulte Milam ’68 

Marie Boedges Minneman ’47 

Theresa Mitchell 

Kathleen Michel Moloney ’69 

Mrs. Joy A. Moore ’68 

James and Jeanne Dulle ’81 Moore 

Donna Morley ’58 

Virginia Moxley 

Raymond Mueller ’92 

Richard Mulchek ’99 

Howard and Vicky Murphy 

Evelyn Murrill ’50 

Rosalind Weesner Nadeau ’67 

Irene Peil Naughton ’52 

Rogene Nelsen 

Katherine Holt Newell ’68 

Lucy Griesedieck Nile ’80 and 

David Nile 

Vida Noel 

Mary Noel-Burch 

Thomas Nolan ’00 

The Honorable 

Margaret M. Nolan ’52 

Wendy Northup ’63 

Alison Grill O’Brien ’73 

John O’Brien ’97 

Dr. Patricia A. O’Connell ’63 

Martha Holloran O’Grady ’64 

Mary Meyer Ott ’42 

Mary Ellen Stovall Owens ’76 

Mike Pagan 

Ruthanne Ahlemeyer Palmer ’70 

Cathlene Collins Paruch ’97 

Margaret Pautler ’54 

Bonnye Brimmer Perry ’63 

Mary Waldorf Peterson ’54 

Ruth Politte ’61 

Patricia Finnegan Potts ’67 

Francis Taylor Powers ’76 

Jacquelyn Greener Puetz ’51 

Rosemary Mantia Quigley ’67 

Kathleen A. Quinlan ’60 

Mary Kenny Quintin ’68 

Claudia Schiavone Raab ’69 

Susan Scherger Rabbitt ’65 

Glenn Record 

Dennis Regenscheid 

Barbara Reilly ’76 

Gale Rice 

Judge Eve M. Riley ’95 

Jane Boeckmann Riley ’70 

Bernadette Buckman Robison ’55 

Pat Bubela Roehr ’71 

Harold Rood ’97 

Barbara Ann Rubinelli ’61 

Warren Rugaber 

Camille Tighe Samson ’73 

Elizabeth Pape Saum ’52 

Carole Sullivan Scaring ’61 

Dolph Schallenberg 

Richard Schaumburg ’06 

Mary Luetkemeyer Schellman ’71 

Yvonne DeMange Schenk ’65 

Carol Gutting Schlattman ’57 

Anne Hebberger Schmidt ’45 

Rita Marie Schmitz, CSJ ’66 

Carol McInroy Schwab ’71 

Thomas and Kathleen Schweich 

Linda Shapiro ’73 

Lana Marshall Shepek ’85 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Shepperd 

Nancy Gund Simon ’65 

Patricia Marsh Sinner ’63 

Lea Ann Brown Skogsberg ’81 

John and Patricia Slattery 

Glen Slay 

Erika Bantle Smith ’68 

Frederick W. Snyder, Jr. 

Theodora H. Spalding ’48 

Beverly Spudich ’05 

Catherine Quatmann Stoverink ’73 

Audrea Strelo ’05 

Kathleen Schneider Struckel ’65 

Christine K. Stuckenschneider ’92 

Michael ’97 and 

Jane Brouk ’78 Sullivan 

Ruth Bussmann Sullivan ’49 

Jill Davis Taylor ’87 

Gaylee Taylor 

Barbara Haas Teng ’89 

Karen Jungewaelter Thaman ’64 

Jane Theissen 

Bernadine N. Thien ’49 

Marydelle Nesslein Thomaides ’53 

Edith Peete Thomas ’60 

JoLane Oberle Thomas ’65 

Nancy Murphy Thro ’55 

Jane Hillner Tielke ’55 

Mark Todorovich 

Rudolph and Ann Walsh ’77 Torrini 

Libby Snyders Travers ’74 

Laurence Unger ’91 

Marianne Van Drisse ’51 

Mary Ellen Schaefer 

Vander Linden ’64 

Janet Venter-Barkley 

Patricia Degnan Voss ’55 

Flo Walsh ’69 

Mary Lee Walter ’68 

Claire Saenger Weiler ’59 

Cheryl Bartlett White ’68 

Martin* and Barbara Krausel ’60 Wick 

Jim and Doris Prag ’61 Wilson 

Jacqueline Nowak Wink ’54 

Mark Winland 

Jon J. Wioskowski ’98 

Astrid Wolf ’48 

Mary Joan Woods ’68 

Michelle Ungerank Yeoman ’93 

Roland Young 

Wauneen Wilkins Younge ’54 

Karen Zaenker ’84 

graduating 

class gift fund: 

December 2005 and May 2006 

Fontbonne University commends 

the following graduates for serving 

as pioneers in a new tradition — 

the Graduating Class Gift Fund. In 

a spirit of philanthropic support for 

Fontbonne University’s future, each 

has made a four-year pledge of at 

least $25 per year. We thank these 

graduates and welcome them as 

partners in our efforts to continue 

the tradition of quality, private 

education at Fontbonne. 

Lori Anderson ’06 

Shannon Ball ’06 

Dephene Barton ’06 

Suzanne L. Bennett ’05 

Janice Brown ’05 

Sarah J. Butts ’06 

Cynthia Clay ’06 

Mrs. Patricia K. Creek ’06 

Brenda Creswell ’05 

Rita Davis-Glass ’06 

Melissa R. Ecker ’06 

Maria Eftink ’06 

Nicole R. Giesler ’06 

Gwendolyn Gilliland-Green ’05 

Lara Goldkamp ’06 

Kerri G. Harris ’91 MM ’05 

Melissa Heintz ’05 

L. Patrice Johnson ’05 

Erica A. Jones ’06 

Tricia Kozlowski ’06 

Ryan C. Kramer ’06 

Rosemary Lakin ’05 

Kamille Litton ’06 

Gerri Mazdra ’06 

Maranda McCain ’06 

Erin McCulloch ’06 

Emma M. Monroe ’06 

Nicholas C. Morris ’06 

Kathleen Morrow ’00 MS ’06 

Mrs. Mary Oberle ’06 

Madina Olson-Yantis ’05 

Kendra L. Perkins ’06 

Valerie Peters ’06 

Beverly A. Powell ’05 

Margaret F. Price ’05 

Angela Ribaudo ’05 

Jennifer Rogles ’05 

Juile A. Rogles ’05 

Ms. Mary T. Rott ’06 

Richard Schaumburg ’06 

Jerlene Sleydin ’05 

Patricia Tripp ’06 

Mark Uthe ’05 

Leslie Venegoni ’05 

Ashley Warfield ’06 

Addie L. Watson ’05 

Amanda Weiterman ’06 

Diane E. White ’06 

Gifts/Grants made July 1, 2005 - June 30, 2006 * deceased 25

26 

corporations, foundations & organizations 

$5,000+ 

Anheuser-Busch Foundation 

Anonymous 

The Boeing Company 

Cingular Wireless 

William T. Kemper Foundation 

McBride Family Fund of the Fidelity 

Charitable Gift Fund based 

on the recommendation of 

Mrs. Eugene F. McBride 

$100+ 

Advertising Savants, Inc. 

AmeriServe, Inc. 

Anheuser-Busch Cos., Inc. 

Ann’s Bra and Lingerie Shop, Inc. 

Arcobasso Foods, Inc. 

AT&T Foundation 

AT&T Yellow Pages, Inc. 

Bank of America 

Belden, Inc. 

Benjamin Moore & Company 

Boeing Gift Matching Program 

BSI Constructors, Inc. 

Byron Cade, Inc. 

C.A.P.S., Inc. 

Camdenton S. A. L., Inc. 

Cardinal Vending, Inc. 

Castle Contracting, LLC 

Caterpillar Foundation 

Cavallo Bus Lines, Inc. 

Centaur Building Services Inc. 

Coleman - Heady 

Commerce Bank 

Corrigan Company 

Countryside Carpets and Interiors, Inc. 

Creative Management Services, LLC 

Cripps First-Aid & Medical Supply 

Deloitte & Touche LLP 

George and Mary Rose Desloge 

Family Fund of the Greater 

St. Louis Community Foundation 

based on the recommendation of 


The Design Loft 

Employees Community Fund 

of Boeing Mesa 

Employees Community Fund 

of Boeing St. Louis 

Enterprise Bank & Trust 

The William and Rosemary Erman 

Family Fund of the Greater 

Cincinnati Foundation 

ExxonMobil Foundation 

Farmers & Merchants Bank 

Favazza’s Restaurant 

First Bank 

The Flag Loft 

Flooring Interiors, Inc. 

Follett Higher Education Group 

Frost Electric Supply Corporation 

The Gateway Grizzlies 

Gian-Tony’s On The Hill 

GroupOne Health Source, L.L.C. 

Hastings & Chivetta Architects, Inc. 

Heart of the Ozarks Athletics 

Henning’s Golf 

IBM Corporation Matching Grants 

Program 

International Union of Operating 

Engineers 

J. A. Glynn 

J. Bucks Restaurant 

Missouri Colleges Fund, Inc. 

National Science Foundation 

NCAA Strategic Alliance 

Matching Grant 

Edward J. and Colette M. O’Brien 

Charitable Gift Fund based on 

the recommendation of Dr. and 

Mrs. Edward J. O’Brien, Jr. 

Jackson Brothers Companies 

Joe’s Auto Mart 

John Heger Realtors 

Johnny Londoff Chevrolet, Inc. 

Johnson Controls Foundation 

Kay-Bee Electric Co. 

Kennelwood Village 

Lawrence E. Smith & Associates Inc. 

Liberty Mutual 

Joseph and Joan Lipic Foundation 

Lohr Distributing Co., Inc. 

Lou Fusz Automotive Network, Inc. 

Madison Warehouse Corporation 

Mavrik Jewelry 

Mense’s Landing, Ltd. 

Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. 

Midwest Bankcentre 

Missouri Arts Council 

Missouri Campus Compact 

Missouri Physicians Services Corp. 

Monsanto Fund 

Morgenthaler’s Cleaners, Inc. 

Mulligan Printing 

National Body Donor Program 

National City Bank 

National City Bank of the Midwest 

Northern Trust Bank, FSB 

Norwood Hills Country Club 

Office Depot 

The Pasta House Company 

Pfizer, Inc. 

Pharmacia Retiree Matching Gifts 

Pillsbury Marketing 

Plumbers Supply Co. 

Port Salon & Day Spa 

Purviance & Company Marketing 

Communications 

R R K and B, Inc. 

Ravetta Photography, Inc. 

RazorFocus 

The Regional Arts Commission 

Regions Bank Trust & Investment 

Group 

Registered Dietitian Associates, Inc. 

Peggy and Jerry Ritter Family Fund 

of the Fidelity Charitable Gift 

Fund based on the recommendation 

of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Ritter 

RubinBrown LLP 

S. M. Wilson 

Sara Lee Foundation 

Schiller’s Camera & Video 

Schlafly Beer 

The Sestric Law Firm 

The Shepherd Foundation 

Showcase Custom Automotive, Inc. 

Slater Enterprises, Inc. 

Sportsman’s Park 

St. John’s Bank & Trust Co. 

St. Louis Italian Invitational 

St. Louis Suit Co. 

Parsons Blewett Memorial Fund 

Pepsi-Cola Company 

PowersGroup, Inc. 

Rotary Club of St. Louis 

Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, 

St. Louis Province 

State of Missouri 

U.S. Bank 

Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc. 

Telcordia Technologies 

Thomas Brothers Automotive 

The Toberson Group 

Town & Country Bank 

The Trane Company 

Trio Plumbing Company, Inc. 

Trivers Associates Architects 

True Resco, LLC 

U.S. Bancorp Foundation 

Union Pacific Corporation 

The Urban League of 

Metropolitan St. Louis 

Trudy B. and John D. Valentine 

Fund of the Greater St. Louis 

Community Foundation based 

on the recommendation of 

Ms. Trudy Busch Valentine 

Verizon Foundation 

Wagner’s Store 

Walgreen Corporation 

Watlow Electric Manufacturing 

Company 

Whittaker Builders, Inc. 

Wideman Well Drilling, Inc. 

tribute gifts In honor of ... 

In Honor of Jim Castellano 

St. Louis Italian Invitational 

In Honor of Janet S. Crites 

Endowed Scholarship 

Catherine A. Aalfs ’93 

Rev. Mr. and Mrs. David Amelotti 

(Elizabeth Ann Miller ’77) 


Helene Barton 

Missy Bax 

Jennifer Billings ’96 

Mary K. Brown 

Robert Butler 

Rosemary Connell, CSJ ’43 

Lynne Cooper ’73 

Elizabeth Cowie 

Beth Delano 

Janine Duncan, Ph.D. 

Meneve Dunham 

Barbara and William Froke 

Gordon Garner 

Kinsey Bass Green 

Dixie Greer 


Cheryl Houston 

Joyce Johnson 

Irene C. Kalmer 

Susan King ’00 

Margaret Koenig 

Denise Strehlow LaBardi 

Shannon Rosenhauer 

memorial gifts In memory of ... 

Mary Britt 

Mary Louise Langdon Preis ’63 

Mr. and Mrs. Leo V. Devine 



Jean Fetner 

Anthony and Rosemary Booth 

Marcia Codling 

Mary Ann Garvin 

Marguerite Likes 

Anne Martin 

Rudolph and Ann Walsh ’77 Torrini 

Edith McKinney 

William Rothwell, Ph.D. 

Mark and Susan Vincent 

Gregg and Rita Wehmeier 

Deirdre Noonan ’83 


Stella T. Reiss 

Linda Cogliuso Banden ’72 

Kathleen McDonald Coleman ’73 

Judy Rudolph Johnson ’72 

Joyce Berger Saffa ’72 

Ann A. Buehler Willis 

Bill Saum 

Elizabeth Pape Saum ’52 

Peggy Lampmen Siegel ’53 

Eileen Martens Kuehl ’53 

Michele L. Shepperd 

Deborah A. Aylsworth 

Mr. and Mrs. Eliot C. Casey 

Joan Costello 


Mr. and Mrs. 

Raymond C. Dockweiler 

Richard Durley 

Barbara Funke 

Langenstein ’96 

Theresa Magee ’76 



Victoria Crusius McCarty ’05 

Jaimette McCulley 

Connie Fiedler McManus ’52 

Judith Pace Merritt ’84 

Margaret Moore ’78 

Monsanto Fund 

Virginia Moxley 

Rogene Nelsen 



Laura Parker ’95 

Marcia Pfeiffer 

Registered Dietitian Associates, Inc. 

Robert Rosenfield, R.D., L.D. ’92 

Rita Marie Schmitz, CSJ ’66 

Denise M. Scott ’81 

Anthony and Carol Sestric 

Scott Krummenacher and 

Amie Shea ’03 

Lana Marshall Shepek ’85 

Frances Shipley 

St. Louis District Dairy Council 




Barbara Haas Teng ’89 

Sally Goodman 

Judy L. Klecker 

Keith Krebeck 

Reverend Helen Ludbrook 

Joseph Marchbein 

Patricia J. Mueller 

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Myers 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Park 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Pugh 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Shepperd 

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shores 

Linda Stark 

Teri Steinberg 

Carol Thomas 

George Tucker 

Jean Wagner 

Cheryl L. Weber 

John F. Steinfeld 


Sr. Stephanie Stueber, CSJ ’36 

Susan Williams Ferguson ’77 

McBride Family Fund of the 

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund 

based on the recommendation 

of Mrs. Eugene F. McBride 

James and Barbara 

Priesmeyer ’70 Forst 

Rosalind Weesner Nadeau ’67 


Mrs. Charles A. Pons 



Patricia Marsh Sinner ’63 


Almut Stephan-Marino ’02 

Nancy Stigers Valenta ’60 

Marcia Walsh ’65 

Joan Clasquin Weber ’58 

Pamela Dewitt Tesson ’81 

Gladys G. Vaughn 

Janet Venter-Barkley 

Jean Wasko 

Margaret Steinicke Wheeler ’73 

Dorothea Hauser Yadon ’91 

In Honor of Catherine Dulle 

Mary Dulle Douglass ’68 

In Honor of Bruce Halliday 

William Friedman, Ph.D. 

In Honor of Ed Higgins 

Joseph and Sandra 

Gurnsey ’71 Lehrer 

In Honor of Joe and Helen McGlynn 

James Reynolds 

Living Tribute for Theresa Mitchell 


In Honor of Peggy Ritter 



In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Sonderman 

(Marlene Hoppe ’55) 

Gerry Eyerman ’55 

Living Tribute for Audrey Steinfeld 


Living Tribute for Tasha Weitl 


legacy society 

Diane Medic Abernathy ’71 



Anonymous 

Anonymous 


Madonna Mueller Atwood ’75 

Arlene Toeben Bakula ’59 

Cheryl Berman Beaver ’78 

Dolores Kinsella Box ’49 

Capt. Pauline Bozdech-Veater ’71 

Mary Jeanne Gertken Brady ’65* 

Sarah Morris Brickel ’66 

Jeffrey Brown 

Elise Byrne ’39 

Igino and Kathleen Caira 

Joyce Culpepper ’63 

Linda Kemper Daniels ’69 

Leo and Betty Huber ’62 Drozeski 

Meneve Dunham 


Mr. and Mrs. William Erman 

(Rosemary Fitzburgh ’57) 

Catherine Esser ’37 


Maurine Reiser Gerwig ’50 

Doris Gibbons ’54 

James and Lillian Scott ’78 Gnotta 

volunteers 

Barbara A. Altman ’65 

Joseph T. Ambrose MBA ’90 

Elizabeth “Betty” Miller Amelotti ’77 

Christina Anderson ’03 

Lori D. Ashmore ’04 

Theresa M. Aten ’75 

Lottie Baker ’98 MM ’04 

Angela “Angie” Barrale Barrow ’02 

John Barry 

Marilee Barry 

Dephene Barton ’06 

Elizabeth “Beth” Beck ’02 

Jennifer Geisler Becker ’02 

Amie Walker Bemke ’99 MS ’05 

Mary Donnelly Black ’69 

Terry Blastenbrei 

Barbara H. Bledsoe ’96 

Helaine McCaffrey Boland ’66 

Kerry Dyer Borawski ’96 

Michael “Mike” A. Borawski ’95 

Mary Ellen Boggiano Bourneuf ’45 

Anastasia “Stacey” Zeilder 

Bray ’00 MA ’03 

Alberta L. Breckinridge MBA ’00 

Christopher “Kit” Breshears 

Kristen E. Brokaw ’98 

Rosemary Bell Brunson ’02 

Linda Buhr 

Cindy Bushue MM ’98 


Karen Clark Castellano ’98 

Jennifer K. Cole MBA ’03 

Alex Cornwell 

Barb Costa 

Angela “Angie” Crowe ’04 

Rachel Curtis ’04 

Marilyn Montileone Dell’Orco ’61 


Catherine “Cathy” Gallas Deutsch ’73 

Constance “Connie” Boschert 

Diekman ’72 

John L. Diel ’95 


James and Lee Hynek ’63 Gunn 


Jane Hassett, CSJ 

Cecilia Hederman ’43 


Veronica Grob Hicks ’68 


Mary Jackson ’91 

Dorothea Wells James ’42 


William Sanders III and 

Karen Keefer-Sanders, M.D. ’82 

Virginia Kelahan ’36 

Mary Lou Miller Kleine ’57 


Deborah Bergfeld Levy ’81 

Vincent S. Lipe ’79 

Jeff and Sandra Vlach ’88 Lorber 


Ann Bischof Mathis ’41 

Victoria McGee-Harris 







Marilyn Schmidt Diel ’65 

Nathan F. Diel ’95 MBA ’97 

Joe Dierker 

Sue Dierker 

Carol Dillon 

Leslie Doyle 

Mary “Kathy” Shelvy Driscoll ’64 

Julie Daniel Edwards ’93 

Lydia Powers Elliott ’80 

Patricia Etter 

Joan Buxton Falk ’65 

Dorris Patton Finnegan ’98 MBA ’03 

Alicia J. Fletcher 

Catherine “Cat” Forder ’02 

Margaret “Maggie” Gunn Fowler ’64 

Elizabeth “Beth” Frey ’02 MS ’03 

Andrea Gabrisch ’06 

Karen DeGuire Gedera ’65 

Wilma Barton Gentry ’03 

Chris Gill 

Wanda Gillespie ’05 


Monica Golden 

Stacie N. Gorden MM ’04 

Bill C. Gossett ’05 

Christy Graney ’95 

April Green 

Deanna Grither ’05 

Kathy Gronski MM ’05 

Valerie Schremp Hahn ’97 

Christopher “Chris” D. Hamlett 

Lisa M. Hanfelder 

Jane “Mitch” Mitchellette 

Hanneken ’52 

Barbara Fox Hantsbarger ’80 

Stacy Harmon ’06 

Zach Harper 

Elizabeth Kozelka Harris ’75 

Colleen M. Harter 

Jane Kehoe Hassett, CSJ 

Katie Hatscher 

Sarah J. Heger ’04 

James and Jeanne 

Dulle ’81 Moore 

Kathryn Lee Eames Nixon ’81 


Martha Holloran O’Grady ’64 


Pierce and Susan Powers, Jr. 

Julie Percy Quinn ’63 

Martha Re ’58 



Suzanne Brussman Shaw ’55 

Mary O’Keefe Simpson ’85 

Mary McCubbin Sinclair ’82 


Roger Spiller 

Shirley Jahoda Stanley ’64 

Audrey Naumann Steinfeld ’43 

Mary C. Steuterman, M.D. ’73 


Bernadine N. Thien ’49 




Priscilla Waring 

Theodore Wenzlick ’99 

William ’83 and 

Margaret ’80 Wester 

Leann Ore Heumphreus ’85 

Dawn K. Hieger ’00 

Rochelle Hill ’78 

Brian Hoener ’99 

Arthur “Art” Hunborg 

Jennifer “Jenn” M. Jakubowski ’00 

Barbara Veidt Jenkins ’60 

Jan Jenkins Jennings ’70 

Carolyn Kuciejczyk Johnson ’64 

Jan Johnson 

Elmer Jones ’93 

Jennifer L. Jorel ’00 MA ’03 

Bette Boos Kasper ’85 

Mary P. Kennedy ’00 

Lynn A. Kirn ’95 


Jalena K. Leong-Martinez ’01 

Andrea Lewis ’04 

Ronald “Ron” A. Lewis II MM ’03 

Katie Mallette 

Anita Manion ’05 

Barbara Etling Manisco ’75 

Dinah Thompson Marchand MBA ’95 

Erica Marquart ’05 

Suzanne “Sue” Stuckenschneider 

McAtee ’85 

Patrick McCarthy ’95 

Kathy McClain-Thomas ’02 MBA ’05 

Rebecca “Becky” 

McDermott ’83 MS ’88 

Colene E. McEntee ’04 

Kathleen “Kathy” McCoy McGinnis ’65 

Leontone “Lee” Meyer ’35 

Jennifer Millikan ’96 

Margaret “Maggie” Mitchell ’70 

Michelle Mitchell MM ’05 

Marla D. Moore ’00 MM ’02 

April L. Morrison ’97 MM ’05 

Kathleen “Katie” Deimeke 

Morrow ’00 MS ’06 

Sandra “Sandy” Mulitsch ’00 MM ’05 

Steven P. Nelle MM ’04 

reunion class scholarship donors 

Reunion 2005 

Genevieve Wolf Albers ’45* 

Anonymous 

Anonymous 


Dr. Christine (Nauert) Bahr ’80 

Ida Robertine Berresheim, CSJ ’60 

Mary Margaret Birch ’40 

Rafaela Amantea Blum ’65 

Linda Bock ’70 

Jane Ogden Brazier ’80 

Eileen Wilms Buermann ’60 

Ruth Butler, CSJ ’55 

Diane Calcaterra ’65 

Linda Carter ’70 

Helen Cataldi Catanzaro ’50 

Mary Bockskopf Chubb ’65 

Freda Covington ’95 

Libby Dust Craig ’00 

Margaret Vander-Vennett Dale ’60 

James Darr ’95 

Elaine Stewart Daus ’60 


Nathan ’95 and Eileen 

Madden ’97 Diel 


J. Carol Brigham Dorr ’60 

Karen Kresyman Dorsey ’70 

Ann Moore Duer ’55 

Margaret “Peggy” Murphy Nestor ’50 

Cynthia Allen Neu ’85 

Lucy Griesedieck Nile ’80 

Rosemary Kennedy Erman Noonan ’45 

Alison Grill O’Brien ’73 

Sally Church O’Connell ’60 

Marianne Pelletier O’Malley ’65 

Julia Roerkohl Okenfuss ’60 

James “Jim” Ott ’97 MS ’99 

Antoinette “Toni” Fabbio Pagano ’78 

Blanca Parciak MBA ’00 

Cheryl A. Patrick ’95 MBA ’99 

Christina “Christy” Callanan Pogue ’99 

Denise S. Pott MM ’00 

Louise Bayot Prindable ’59 

Rosemary Mantia Quigley ’67 

Nathaniel J. Rabbitt ’90 

Ann Rapko ’98 

Ruth Margaret Raupp, CSJ ’43 

Kymberly Rayford ’06 

Jan Stelloh Reilly ’66 

Andrea B. Roberts ’04 

Catherine B. Rodgers ’02 MBA ’05 

Paula Rosmanitz ’01 

Mary T. Rott ’06 

Joan Sanders ’45 

Renee Sargent-Witte ’90 

Barbara Schmidt Schlueter ’70 


Marianne Percy Schmidt ’60 

Rita M. Schmitz, CSJ ’66 

Christopher “Chris” Scholl ’00 

Virginia “Ginny” Hartlieb 

Schrappen ’65 

Felicia A. Scott ’94 MBA ’99 

William H. Scott ’04 

Jean Rozier Sellberg ’73 

Kathryn “Katie” Adams 

Seppi ’99, MS ’05 

Marti Spilker Shedron ’98 

Don Shifter 

Patricia “Trish” Marsh Sinner ’63 

Gerry Eyerman ’55 

Joan Buxton Falk ’65 


Bonnie Schroeder Fiebiger ’00 

Virginia Flowers, CPPS ’00 

Dr. Roberta Flynn ’65 

Virginia M. Franke ’50 

Barbara Jahoda Freehill ’60 

Ellen Marie Gavin, CSJ ’54* 

Mrs. Michael B. Gedera 

(Karen DeGurie) ’65 

Sara Sansone Glickert ’50 

Theresa Rietman Gretler ’75 

Kathleen Toohey ’65 Gunn 

Lucille Meyer Hahn ’65 

Doris Nesslein Hanlon ’55 


Angela Harris ’65 

Alice Tolkacz Hellrung ’45 

Marise Eaton Hoffmann ’60 



Mary Nickson Holloran ’75 

Barbara Veidt Jenkins ’60 

Julia Marlowe Kilduff ’95 

Becky Kirkpatrick ’80 

Maura Downey Klingen ’55 

Melissa K. Komora ’90 

Angela “Angie” Smith MBA ’04 

Beth A. Smith MBA ’03 

Bryan J. Smith ’04 

Anne Meyer Sprague ’75 

Carol Conway Spehr ’63 

Judith “Judy” Gelmi Stagoski ’63 

James “Jim” G. 

Steinkoetter ’00 MBA ’05 

Joanne Steinkoetter 

Mary Stewart 

Dorothy Stokes 

William “Bill” L. Stokes ’97 

Renita M. Strickland MM ’04 

Mary Ernat Sutkus ’66 

Mildred Taylor-Myers ’93 

Marie A. Teepe ’00 


Michelle Tinker ’06 

Michelle L. Torigan ’95 

Kathleen “Kathi” Trent ’04 

Michelle Tressel ’80 

Patricia Tripp ’06 

Carlos L. Turner ’04 

Natasha Revoal Turner ’80 

Pat Degnan Voss ’55 

Darlene Diel Wagner ’94 

Jane Fowler Walsh ’96 

Judy Lexa Walther ’60 

Rachelle C. Wasserman MM ’00 

Sarah E. Watson ’06 

Margaret Smith Wegman ’75 

Stephanie Kuszaj Welling ’70 

Theodore “Ted” Wenzlick MBA ’99 

Rosemary Stapenhorst Westcott ’50 

Marlene Block Westrom ’60 

Sue Guhman Wilkes ’60 

Lisa D. Williams ’90 

Carol Puetz Wilmes ’93 

Loretta Giblin Wittenberg ’60 

Keith A. Wood ’90 


Linda Nienhaus Yonce ’72 

Carolyn Carroll Zwart ’60 

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reunion class scholarship donors (continued) 

Reunion 2005 

Mary Ryan Kruger ’70 

Mary Marsh Leber ’55 

Jacqueline Taylor Lederer ’55 

Susan Puetz Lenihan ’75 

Chat Wyatt Leonard ’75 

Nancy Butler Lindley ’70 

Barbara Scheiter Luecke ’65 

Claude and Kay Martin ’55 

Joan Maschmann ’55 

Patricia Dunn McAllister ’65 

Colene McEntee ’04 

Kathleen McCoy McGinnis ’65 


Ann Maher Michalski ’60 

alumni 

Class of 1933 

Dorothy Gruber Nonnenkamp 

Class of 1935 

Leontone Meyer 

Class of 1936 

Louise Munsch Dopking 

Class of 1937 

Daphne C. Ramirez 

Class of 1938 

Mary E. Haider Flynn 

Kathleen Sloan 

Class of 1939 

Joy Locke Bauers 

Mary Jane Helm King 

Class of 1940 

Mary Margaret Birch 

Marian K. Mueller Enright 

Rose Marie Brueggemann 

Geoghegan 

Class of 1941 

Alice C. Fredericks 

Rose Tlapek Perkinson 

Margaret Miller Sievers 

Class of 1942 

Mary Meyer Ott 

Helen Badaracco Ravarino 

Marie Sansone Zucchero 

Class of 1943 

Virginia Schindler Audrain 

Agnes Marie Baer, CSJ 

Mrs. Marjorie Belknap 

Rosemary Connell, CSJ 

Jane Kostedt Ellerbrake 

Katherine T. Hernan 

Mary Guelker Kalinowski 

Gayle Bardgett McDonough 

Mary Boll Meyer 

Ruth Margaret Raupp, CSJ 

Mary Costello Shanks 

Audrey Naumann Steinfeld 

Sister Anne Agnes von Steiger, CSJ* 

Class of 1944 

Mrs. Henrietta S. Barry 

Edwina W. Bussmann 

Rosemary Jaclyn Meyer 

Dorothy Rinderer 

Rita Michalka ’75 

Margaret Mitchell ’70 

Colette Crowley O’Brien ’65 

Sally O’Connell ’60 

Teresa Reid O’Connor ’50 

Kathleen Fahy O’Neil ’55 


Mary Waldorf Peterson ’54 

Marjorie Quin, CSJ ’60 

Nat Rabbitt ’90 

Meredith Smith Ragsdale ’65 

Elizabeth Ryan Reilly ’55 

Jenine Comp Renaud ’04 

Marilyn Cass Renick ’61 ’70 

Class of 1945 

Genevieve Wolf Albers* 

Mary Ellen Boggiano Bourneuf 

Rosemary Casey Bruno 

Liz Gilbert 


(Rosejoan Kisling) 

Cecilia Monks 

Rosemary Erman Noonan 

Joan M. Sanders 

Anne Hebberger Schmidt 

Alice Jo Wotawa 

Class of 1946 

Marie Charles Buford, CSJ 

Margarite Sabadell Karpowicz 

Shirley Smith Kern 

Kathryn Temm Kevane 

Margaret Deck Komives 

Mrs. John J. McNamara 

(Norrine Gibbons) 

Rose McNamee 

Monica Liston Roach 

Class of 1947 

Annette Nahmensen Albright 

Virginia Egger Curran 

Rosemary Ryan Frohock 

Anne Dreifke Gootee 

Regina Hughes, CSJ 

Margaret Hyatt 

Joan Klutho 

Margaret Burns Maier 

Mary Margaret Carroll Maxwell 

Jane Brandau Mersman 

Marie Boedges Minneman 

Nancy Schatzman Sackbauer 

Rose Dofing Winter* 

Class of 1948 

Marjorie Scandiff Anderson 

Lorraine Camper 

Elizabeth Houlehin Grayhack 

Doris McWilliams Harrington 

Patricia McKay Huckstep 

Rose Storm Johnson 

Helen Holmberg Knop 

Patricia Ferry Laubacher 

Elizabeth Mulherin Logan 

Eleanor S. Long 

Theodora H. Spalding 

Janet Spillane 

Ruth Lamwersiek Svoboda 

Margaret M. White 

Astrid Wolf 

Jane Boeckmann Riley ’70 

Bernadette Buckman Robison ’55 

Salle Carl Scharf ’75 

Carol A. Schenk ’65 

Yvonne DeMange Schenk ’65 

Anne Hebberger Schmidt ’45 


Marianne Percy Schmidt ’60 

Virginia Golden Schnarr ’60 

Marilyn Schneider, CPPS ’70 

Marlene Hoppe Sondermann ’55 

Maura Berndsen St. Jacques ’90 



Class of 1949 

Mary Naxera Backer 

Louise Benz Bieg 

Dorothy Mitchellette Booth 

Dolores Kinsella Box 

Mary E. Clark 

Eileen Garcia 

Mary Streit Gutzler 

Mary Schumacher Haynes 

Rosemary Burke Hoffman 

Mary Jeanne Reedy Holmes 

Lorraine Rechtien Kehoe 

Harriet Koutsoumpas, CSJ 

Rosemary Leahey* 

Marie Stasi Mentrup 

Margaret T. Miller 

Mary Ellen Smith 

Ruth Bussmann Sullivan 

Bernadine N. Thien 

Eleanor Freesmeier Wall* 

Class of 1950 

Anonymous 

Helen Cataldi Catanzaro 

Mary Lennemann Deppe 

Mary Joy Molumby Digman 

Virginia M. Franke 

Maurine Reiser Gerwig 

Sara Sansone Glickert 

Evelyn Murrill 

Teresa Reid O’Connor 

Elizabeth C. Rogers 

Barbara Quick Schaefer 

Mary O’Brien Schrader 

Rosemary Westcott 

Class of 1951 

Rosemary Toebben Blase 

Patricia Hayes Bodet 

Jeanne Leritz Callahan 

Margaret Camper, CSJ 

Lorraine Feldhaus Dreifke 

Betty Eifert Feld 

Betty Baerveldt Glickert 

Marilyn Miller 

Joan Steffen O’Reilly 

Jacquelyn Greener Puetz 

Frances Foster Schweppe 

Ellen Zimmerman Snyders 

Denise Spelbrink 

Jeanette Titz 

Dr. Joyce Devine Woolsey 


Jane Hillner Tielke ’55 

Sylvia Hartenbach Tierney ’60 

Timothy Ann Timmer, CPPS ’70 

Michelle Tressel ’80 

Lucy George ’55 Tucker 

Margaret Eugene Tucker, CSJ ’55 

Jan Buxton Unterreiner ’65 

Carmeline Strano Utz ’65 

M. Jessica Peeler Ventimiglia ’65 

Suzanne Waller ’00 

Antoinette Quatmann Walters ’65 

Judith Ann Lexa Walther ’60 

Jeanette Altepeter ’70 Wamser 

Class of 1952 

Rosemarie Archangel 

Shirley W. Wilson Bub 

Mary Puts Ensenberger Costigan 

Mary Ann Russell Cox 

Tesse Hartigan Donnelly 

Angela Eckstein 

Ruth Raupp Erker 

Jean Anderson Holmes 

Patricia A. Lorenz, CSJ 

Tres Lyons Malecek 

Clare Burke McGinty 

Connie Fiedler McManus 

Josephine Castiglione Milligan 

Irene Peil Naughton 

The Honorable Margaret M. Nolan 

Joan Mitchellette Ogden 

Rita Miller Pape 

Catherine Young Petz 

Elizabeth Pape Saum 

Marion Stein Servos 

Mary Anne Siebert 

Mel Stratmann Steinmann 

Patricia Trapp Strassburger 

Ruth O’Neill Stroble 

Catherine Miceli Tranquilli 

Dorothy Westhoff Zeitinger 

Class of 1953 

Carolyn Hosbach Berutti 

Patricia McCarthy Bimschleger 

Mrs. Donald E. Binz 

(Marietta Saunders) 

Jeanne H. Boyle 

Mary Lou Horn Brose 

Maureen Burke Clarke 

Louan Marienau Dolan 

Eileen Martens Kuehl 

Marylee Curotto Lang 

Jane Berger Maloney 

Lois K. Missel 

Rosemary Pitlyk 

Mary Ann Kuhlman Stohr 

Marydelle Nesslein Thomaides 

Geraldine Peil Wuest 

Class of 1954 

Madeline Alcamo 

Genevieve Bianchi Fick 

Ellen Marie Gavin, CSJ* 

Joan Gossin 

Mary Buhr Greene 

Dorothy Lynch Hellweg 

Mary Ellen Zwisler Kelly 

Kathleen Madras Lochner 

Sharon Webb ’05 

Marlene Block Westrom ’60 

Barbara Wetzel ’65 

Barbara Krausel ’60 Wick 

Marie Altmeyer Wiese ’70 

Sue Guhman Wilkes ’60 

Anne L. Williams ’65 

Doris Prag ’61 Wilson 

Phillis Goedert Wilson ’65 

Alice Jo Wotawa ’45 


Kathleen Ray Zundel ’75 

Carolyn Carroll ’60 Zwart 

Susan “Suzie” Metzger Maloney 

Margaret Pautler 

Mary Waldorf Peterson 

Claire Hess Smith 

Jacqueline Nowak Wink 

Wauneen Wilkins Younge 

Class of 1955 

Jeanne Gantner Bruns 

Mary Carolyn Reinhardt Burkemper 

Ruth Butler, CSJ 

Ann Moore Duer 

Gerry Eyerman 

Eileen Gennari 

Doris Nesslein Hanlon 

Maura Downey Klingen 

Mary Marsh Leber 

Jacqueline Taylor Lederer 

Claude and Kay Martin 

Joan Maschmann 

Martha Priest Meystedt 

Kathleen Fahy O’Neil 

Elizabeth Ryan Reilly 

Bernadette Buckman Robison 

Joan Bielicke Schmidt 

Florence Meagher Schreiner 

Marlene Hoppe Sondermann 

Nancy Murphy Thro 

Jane Hillner Tielke 

Lucy George Tucker 

Margaret Eugene Tucker, CSJ 

Joy Ann Venverloh 

Patricia Degnan Voss 

Marion Wyers 

Class of 1956 

Charlene Burkart Aguinaldo 

Ann Chamblin, CSJ 

Rosalie Millman Efken 

Patricia Goebel 

Jo Ann Smith Henry 

Marietta Lewandowski 

Juanita Phegley Lodato 

Mary Toenjes Seright 

Nadine A. Sommers 

Clare Dent Underwood 

Gloria Whitfield 

Joan F. Yario 

Class of 1957 

Mary Carol Anth, CSJ 

Carol Brouillette, CSJ 

Nina Kassing Bryans 

Leo Ann Bub, CSJ 

Sue Kaiser Ebanues 

alumni (continued) 

Mary Ann Brahm Ferrara 

Carol Giblin 

Mary Lou Miller Kleine 

Mary Deck Meystrik 

Carol Shaughnessy Miller 

Jean Vianney Mindak, CSJ 

Mary Ann Mulligan, CSJ 

Rosemary Myers Pfeifer 

Carol Gutting Schlattman 

Marilyn Eschmann Warrell 

Patricia A. Bailey Wrob 

Janet Gerken Zell 

Class of 1958 

Mary Lochirco Boehm 

Judith Seibert De Vries 

Noreen Lynch Dempsey 

JoAnn (Petty) Gross 

Ann Anderson Hawes 

Angeline Marino Heumann 

Roberta Houlihan, CSJ 

Marjorie M. Koehr 

Lois C. Werth Koesterer 

Phyllis Schmidt Lorek 

Jacqueline Post Miller 

Donna Morley 

Roberta Elliott Nolan 

Susan Peller 

Justine Freeman Power 

Barbara Mudd Ritchey 

Merlyn Price Schack 

Mary Shryock, CSJ 

Patricia Reddan Van Rhein 

Mary Beth Maloney Wargel 

Jane Coffey Washburn 

Joan Clasquin Weber 

Rita Lee White 

Class of 1959 

Margaret Abbott Bagwell 

Caroline Murray Botwin 

Jeanine Cowell Decker 

Rose Girard Eccardt 

Gina S. Ernst 

Carol Karst Graham 

Cathleen Kennedy Guehring 

Mary Ann Vatterott Holden 

Virginia Wegener Keutzer 

Marilyn Mikes Leonard 

Jean Grolton Leonhardt 

Kate Daly Lottes 

Louise Bayot Prindable 

Claire Roach 

Afra Leavitt Walker 

Claire Saenger Weiler 

Class of 1960 

Carroll Cunningham Baechle 

Ida Robertine Berresheim, CSJ 

Eileen Wilms Buermann 

Margaret Vander-Vennett Dale 

J. Carol Brigham Dorr 

Suzanne Strecker Eagan 

Barbara Jahoda Freehill 

Barbara Veidt Jenkins 

Mary A. McKenna 

Ann Maher Michalski 

Sally O’Connell 

Mrs. Julia (Roerkohl) Okenfuss 

Marjorie Quin, CSJ 

Kathleen A. Quinlan 

Marianne Percy Schmidt 

Virginia Golden Schnarr 

Mary Manuela Souto, CSJ 

Julia Missey Switzer 

Edith Peete Thomas 

Nancy Stigers Valenta 

Judith Ann Lexa Walther 

Marlene Block Westrom 

Barbara Krausel Wick 

Carolyn Carroll Zwart 

Class of 1961 

Mary Lee Abkemeier 

Jean R. Brown, CPPS 

Mary Weber Bulger 

Camille Collini, CSJ 

Marilyn Montileone Dell’Orco 

Mary Patricia Fowler 

Maureen Norwich Gaertner 

Joan Wavering Grindon 

Kay Hartweger 

Carmen Villaobos Hodge 

Barbara Gutting Hollenbeck 

Nancy Nabbefeld Jersa 

Elaine C. Otsuka Kamada 

Linda Kurz 

Joan Lampton, CSJ 

Janis Luehder LeChien 

Hilda Bantle Lowell 

Linda Marie Lully, CSJ 

Juanita Conrad Lynch 

Christine Massman, CSJ 

Elizabeth Messmer 

Margie Gerlach Moranville 

Ruth Politte 

Barbara Ann Rubinelli 

Carole Sullivan Scaring 

Patricia Stack Seiler 

Carol Tighe Sheldon 

Ms. Donna Rae Smith 

George Antoinette 

Vander Loop, CSJ 

Doris Prag Wilson 

Class of 1962 

Kathleen Brady Andria 

Mary Matejka Behrmann 

Mary Villa Bersche 

Theresa Kochanski Davidson 

Betty Huber Drozeski 

Joan Filla, CSJ 

Dolores J. Gonzales 

Judy Reddan Keran 

Roxanne Weyerich Kroeger 

Sue Levin 

Anita (Apprill) Ohlhausen 

Carolyn Osiek, RSCJ 

Kathleen Ann Schoen 

Class of 1963 

Jeannine Arasim Bastean 

Elnor Engelhard Betzold 

Janice D. Cordes 

Joyce Culpepper 

Sandra J. Fowler 

Joan Theis Gagnepain 

Gail Hornsby Gauthier 

Margaret Schmitt Gehring 

Maureen Kelly George 

Charlene Grieshaber, CPPS 

Mary Lee “Britt” Gund 

Janet Berninger Henderson 

Glorianna Porter L’Ecuyer 

Barbara Grush Lind 

Margaret Lyons 

Barbara Daly Marquez 

Mary A. McMahon 

Doris Masek Meyer 

Diana Johnson Mulick 

Mary Ann Noonan 

Wendy Northup 

Dr. Patricia A. O’Connell 

Bonnye Brimmer Perry 

Mary Coughlin Pinney 

Mary Louise Langdon Preis 

Julie Percy Quinn 

Mary Eileen Deck Rabbitt 

Ruth Boland Sawatzki* 

Victoria Bayot Sharp 

Patricia Marsh Sinner 

Judith Gelmi Stagoski 

Carol Weber Szweda 

Anne Latta Toohey 

Judith Toohill, Esq. 

Mrs. Rosemary Coleman Zone 

Class of 1964 

Geraldine Boehler Angoli 

Anne Welch Bauman 

Barbara Belovich Beckerman 

Pat Koeln Beech 

Julianne Lamm Blow 

Kathleen M. McIntyre Bolduan 

Patricia Brown 

Barbara Smith Burger 

Mary A. Canty 

Mary E. Dick 

Frances Farraher 

Juliana Marie Feld, CSJ 

Carolyn Narmont Gordon 

Margaret Winkelmann Harder 

Joan Kristof Hoffmann 

Carolyn Kuciejczyk Johnson 

Mary Rose Enderlin LaMear 

Mary Lou Meyer Lenkman 

Barbara Langendorf McManus 

Kathy Keller Merdian 

Martha Holloran O’Grady 

Diane Pott 

Joan A. Reiter 

Mary Dee Montie Reitz 

Elizabeth Vernile Scherz 

Elizabeth Hurst Shafer 

Adolphine Brungardt Shaw 

Roseanne Siebert, CSJ 

Joann Buehler Stanton 

Karen Jungewaelter Thaman 

Mary Ellen Schaefer Vander Linden 

Mary Olyniec Westhoff 

Class of 1965 

Noel Hackmann Barrett 

Rafaela Amantea Blum 

Diane Calcaterra 

Mary Bockskopf Chubb 

Marilyn Schmidt Diel 

Mary Ferguson 

Dr. Roberta Flynn 

Rita Jean Solovitz Fust 

Mrs. Michael B. Gedera 

(Karen DeGurie) 

Rosemary Haeckel 

Connie Hageman 

Lucille Meyer Hahn 

Barbara Scheiter Luecke 

Margaret Eschbacher Lyons 

Kathleen McCoy McGinnis 

Colette Crowley O’Brien 

Susan Scherger Rabbitt 

Meredith Smith Ragsdale 

Carol A. Schenk 

Yvonne DeMange Schenk 

Nancy Gund Simon 

Kathleen Schneider Struckel 

JoLane Oberle Thomas 

Jan Buxton Unterreiner 

Carmeline Strano Utz 

M. Jessica Peeler Ventimiglia 

Marcia Walsh 

Antoinette Quatmann Walters 

Barbara Wetzel 

Anne L. Williams 

Phillis Goedert Wilson 

Class of 1966 

Paula Montie Bakula 

Nancy Broach 

Mrs. Thomas F. 

Caspari (DeDe Dallas) 

Kathleen Atchity Coco 

Iris Bliss Denk 

Joyce George 

Florence Keena Juergens 

Julia Kenny Klotz 

Sally Anderson Lukasiewicz 

Patricia A. Moyers 

Carol Poniewaz Neptune 

Elizabeth Ney, CSJ 

Penny Holecek Rocco 

Jacolyn Pieper Rolf 

Mary Eileen Romney 

Virginia Hendrick Scherer 

Rita Marie Schmitz, CSJ 

Mary Sutkus 

Kay Lamear Walsh 

Class of 1967 

Barbara Atteln 

Joan Lamear Duggan 

Margaret Guzzardo, CSJ 

Mary Kistner Henroid 

Jeanne Cummings Herzberg 

Sandra Gottschalk Hirstein 

Mary Mugan Keane 

M. Joan Walsh Keiper 

Rosalind Weesner Nadeau 

Mary D. Oades-Souther 

Karen A. Obrecht 

Mary Hutton Perkins 

Patricia Finnegan Potts 

Leah Schneider Preston 

Rosemary Mantia Quigley 

Lorraine Brueggemann Schinsky 

Dotty Steele 

Carolyn Jaromack Wagner 

Class of 1968 

Susan Kelley Bick 

Paula Black 

Rose Mary Brueggen, CSJ 

Julie Ann Peuquet Charlson 

Joyce M. Day 

Mary Dulle Douglass 

Beverly Daniel English 

Mary Jon Hentrich Girard 

Mary G. Hacking 

Andrea M. Mueller Henske 

Veronica Grob Hicks 

Mary Higgins Hummert 

Joyce Burton Jelinek 

Peggy Keilholz 

Mary Ann Burkart Kerr 

Kay Lewandowski 

Jane Hadank Link 

Mary Ann Keiper Mallon 

Norma Baechle Martine 

Mary Schulte Milam 

Mrs. Joy A. Moore 

Janice Matthews Nelke 

Jessie Randazzo Nelke 

Katherine Holt Newell 

Kyllene McClintock Oder 

Cathleen Majka Ott 

Nancy Koeln Picha 

Mary Kenny Quintin 

Susan Fehlber Sanders 

Erika Bantle Smith 

Nancy Bailey Sokol 

Kitty Neenan Steed 

Judith Bousson Teague 

Mary Lee Walter 

Mary Bruno Werle 

Cheryl Bartlett White 

Maureen Josar Wokurka 

Mary Joan Woods 

Class of 1969 

Kathleen Kenny Arenz 

Sandra Bellon 

Mary L. Black 

Margaret McNamee Blevins 

Susan Borgel, CPPS 

Gloria Sughero Chinavare 

Kathleen Cullen 

Linda Kemper Daniels 

Linda DeGuire 

Mary Barr Elliott 

Claudia M. Fechner Ennis 

Dorothy Fleck 

Ann Sansone Catanzaro Garavaglia 

Suzanne Seaman Halloran 

Mary Volansky Hendel 

Linda Mary Laury Husson 

Carol Callier Jakobovits 

Joan Kaucher, CSJ 

Kathleen Ryan Keegan 

Donna Girard Kehres 

Madelynn Janson Kennebeck 

Maureen A. Kennedy 

Rosalynn Kessler 

Juanita Morton Kunzler 

Anita Buie Lamont 

Marilyn J. Loschen 

Frances Maher, CSJ 

Beverly Bledsoe McCabe 

Yvonne Fernau Mess 

Kathleen Michel Moloney 

Judy (Brischetto) Murnan 

Dela M. Ng (Doerr) 

Claudia Schiavone Raab 

Kathy Martini Saier 

Jacqueline Schallom Stevison 

Linda Straub, CSJ 

Anna Mary Teaff 

Diana L. Knapp Townsend 

Carol Kuehn Voss 

Flo Walsh 

Patti Picco Washburn 

Aurelia Brennan Weil 

Class of 1970 

Linda Bock 

Linda Carter 

Karen Kresyman Dorsey 

Barbara Priesmeyer Forst 

Mary Kay Hadican, CSJ 

Alice E. Harper 

Francine L. Hobein 

Jo Ann Jacobson Holdener 

Jan Jenkins Jennings 

Laura Behrens Keim 

Nancy Butler Lindley 

Nancy McCormick Marley 

Camille Falk Martens 


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Margaret Mitchell 

Judith Cyran Mold 

Sandra Kathryn Morgan 

Ruthanne Ahlemeyer Palmer 

Jane Boeckmann Riley 

Leandra Schaller, OSF 

Barbara Schmidt Schlueter 

Marilyn Schneider, CPPS 

Susan J. Silliman 

Mary C. Smith 

Roseanne Gorman Smythe 

Timothy Ann Timmer, CPPS* 

Mary Jo Drager Voertman 

Jeanette Altepeter Wamser 

Stephanie Welling 

Marie Altmeyer Wiese 

Class of 1971 

Diane Medic Abernathy 

Mary Barrett 

Joyce Carnaghi Clyne 

Joan Evans Ertz 

Patricia Fitzpatrick 

Susan Combest Grelle 

Janice Koles Hartmann 

Mary Hennessy 

Barbara Hummel 

Janet Dierks Hutz 

Colleen Judge 

Mary T. Hutchison Kappel 

Mrs. Al Knight (Nanette Falk) 

Melissa A. Kotson 

Patricia Murray Lawler 

Sandra Gurnsey Lehrer 

Patricia Schmittgens McDonald 

Margaret Suhre Meyer 

Elaine Jacquin Notis 

Linda Stewart Patterson 

Maria Stella Przada 

Pat Bubela Roehr 

Mary Luetkemeyer Schellman 

Mary Lee Schroeder 

Rosanne O’Donnell Schulte 

Carol McInroy Schwab 

Margaret Shea Smetana 

Sally Keefer Smith 

Suzanne Lloyd Stephens 

Mary E. Sullivan 

Kathleen M. Thomas 

Mrs. Donna Weiher 

Marie Violetta Winschel 

Mary Ujhelyi Wolf 

Class of 1972 

Patricia Cutchens Ahrens 

Carla Stewart Barrole-Rowell 

Susan Peter Clancy 

Kathleen C. Dailey 

Connie Boschert Diekman 

Mary Doyle* 

Mary Ann Condon Haasis 

Helen Poetz Hawksley 

Linda Hines Kaiser 

Jacqueline Brisch McCullough 

Kathy Aboussie Miceli 

Margaret Porcelli 

Patricia Sullivan Powers 

Karen Floyd Saveage 

Patricia Morreale Valenti 

Ann A. Buehler Willis 

Carol Gund Wolken 

Class of 1973 

Vicki McInroy Briggs 

Jeanne Tomlinson Conlin 

Lynne Cooper 

Laura Hines Dunsmoor 

Susan Schinner Durfee 

Ann Manganello Faitz 

Petrina Randazzo Foristal 

Jacqueline Engel Frisbee 

Dolores Henderson 

Pamela Sloofman Kanter 

Carey D. Keller 

Patricia Moore 

Alison Grill O’Brien 

Miss Geraldine Pitti 

Janice Antonacci Puricelli 

Camille Tighe Samson 

Colleen Schoendienst 

Jean Marie Rozier Sellberg 

Linda Shapiro 

Joan L. Weber Shine 

Catherine Quatmann Stoverink 

Janet Walkowiak Striegl 

Judith Goltschman Sturm 

Ann Buermann Wass Ph.D. 

Margaret Steinicke Wheeler 

Mary Kay (Duncan) Wolfe 

Class of 1974 

Patricia Bubash 

Alexia Dorochoff Goodreau 

Eileen Hoffman Grass 

Nancy L. Gurnsey 

Janet S. Hoelscher 

Rhonda K. Overton Hurt 

Joann Augsburger Jana 

Angela Serra Laurence 

Denise Vogt Sauser 

Margaret Schutz Toonen 

Libby Snyders Travers 

Susan Carmody Zerjav 

Class of 1975 

Darienne Baum Brueggen 

Sara Seaman Gianino 

Theresa Rietman Gretler 

Elizabeth Kozelka Harris 

Mary Nickson Holloran 

Susan Puetz Lenihan 

Chat Wyatt Leonard 

Eileen Koebel Meyer 

Rita Michalka 

Salle Carl Scharf 

Dianne Petersen Strutynski 

Patrice A. Robertson Walther 

Class of 1976 

Mary Kay Boehm Castello 

Nancy Boos Georgen 

Elizabeth Scheppler Glaser 

Susan Nagle Hausmann 

Linda Proffer Heisler 

Sharon Holland Houston 

Judith Guignon Kusnierkiewicz 

Marilyn Kern Lupo 

Theresa Magee 

Mary Ellen Stovall Owens 

Francis Taylor Powers 

Barbara Reilly 

Class of 1977 

Mrs. David Amelotti 

(Elizabeth Ann Miller) 

Mary Barnum 

Mary Kay Wilkerson Campbell 

Janey Cross Dailey 

Ann M. Feld 

Susan Williams Ferguson 

Janet Gravagna 

Marianne Petru 

Delores Hauck Roth 

Leslie Skeen 

Patricia C. Tessler 

Elizabeth Ivers Vance 

Class of 1978 

Beth Marie Phillips Ampleman 

Ms. Susan M. Colburn 

Debbi Heffern 

Reba Jordan Holt 

Lisa Hanson Kolemainen 

Marilyn Meyer Mahler 

Diana G. Meyer 

Margaret Moore 

Jane Brouk Sullivan 

Bernell Spreitler Wiegard 

Class of 1979 

Sally M. Bruder 

Julia Dolan Bussey 

Nancy M. Garvey 

Mary A. Jerabek 

Donna McCarthy 

Nancy Puetz Ruzicka 

Stephanie Weber Salas 

Jan Juhlin Simon 

Class of 1980 

Dr. Christine (Nauert) Bahr 

Jane Ogden Brazier 

Bryna Franklin 

Christy Jaeger 

Ernestine Jones-Gordon 

Becky Kirkpatrick 

Marybeth G. Krull 

Lucy Griesedieck Nile 

Pamela S. Taylor 

Michelle Tressel 

Class of 1981 

Donna Shrewsbury Fearon 

Karen E. Gokenbach Hong 

Janice Martin 

Bridget Dolan McCormick 

Victoria McMullen 

Jeanne Dulle Moore 

Emily Macinski Murphy 

Kathryn Lee Eames Nixon 

Denise M. Scott 

Lea Ann Brown Skogsberg 

Pamela Dewitt Tesson 

Judith Willard 

Class of 1982 

Constance Thoma Cowley 

Elizabeth Atkinson Cuquet 

Katherine McCue Engelhardt 

Anne C. Gliddon 

Nancy M. Selsor 

Class of 1983 

Rick Blase 

Karen Crannell Bradshaw 

Cheryl Biver Brunsmann 

Sara Phelps Fox 

Suzanne Gorman 

Rebecca McDermott 

Judith Altemueller Obermark 

Class of 1984 

Alane M. Antoine 

Dwight D. Farmer 

Margaret Fitzpatrick 

Stephanie D. Howe 

Judith Pace Merritt 

Karen Pearson Newmann 

Elizabeth Walsh 

Kathleen Hogan Wendland 

Karen Zaenker 

Class of 1985 

Nicki Bauer 

Amy L. Becker 

Mary Marx 

Suzanne Stuckenschneider McAtee 

Lana Marshall Shepek 

Class of 1986 

Donna Wich Ahrens 

Judith L. Benevento 

Paula M. Berner 

Christine Braun 

Tamara Gebhardt 

Sarah Wei Gong-Ye 

Edward J. Grill 

Joan Puetz Hannegan 

Janet Murray Reifsteck 

Kathleen Schaefer 

Class of 1987 

Theresa M. Blaskiewicz 

Cathy Stansberry Brandhorst 

Lisa Melsheimer Breeden 

Rosanne Landholt Donato 

Myra Foulke Styffe 

Jill Davis Taylor 

Class of 1988 

Rebecca Fassler Anthony 

Britt Booker 

Theresa Lambrich Dapron 

Bill Foster 

Darryl Franklin 

Lori White Harrison 

Helen Klenklen 

Sandra Vlach Lorber 

Lynne Menke 

William Pappas 

Janine R. Russell 

Nina Luisa Silva Gardner 

Mary Henning Spaulding 

Kimberly Swassing 

Class of 1989 

Andrew Beckerman 

Lisa Moritz Beckerman 

Karen Minshall Byington 

Daniel Contreras 

Julie Currivan 

Andrea E. Erger 

Theresa Guempel 

Lori Hanneken 

Theresa Jakubs Hendricks 

Janice Keys 

Ruth Kopp 

Roger Lawrence 

Bernice Marquart 

Ruth Ann Norton, CPS/CAP 

Barbara Haas Teng 

Class of 1990 

Denise I. Alford 

Joseph T. Ambrose 

Franco J. Gassiraro 

Kathleen J. Heimann 

Carla Tinoco Hickman 

Lisa Bocquillon Hollenbeck 

Melissa K. Komora 

Nat Rabbitt 

Susan F. Rubino 

Renee Sargent-Witte 

Robert Scott 

Maura Berndsen St. Jacques 

Victor Wang 

Vera Wuertz 

Class of 1991 

Sandy Clayton 

Michelle Engelhardt 

Virginia Eastin Hoeper 

Tracy Macke 

Maureen M. Missimore, MBA 

Patricia S. Papke 

Pat A. Rebman 

Tamaki A. Stratman 

Laurence Unger 

Dorothea Hauser Yadon 

Class of 1992 

Dona Fietsam Barber 

Anthony J. Caleca 

Phyllis Crafton 

Mary Drastal 

Terry J. Foushee 

Allison Light Krieger 

James McBroom 

Deborah J. Mulligan 

Randall Riley 

Robert Rosenfield, R.D., L.D. 

Christine Scott 

Christine K. Stuckenschneider 

Class of 1993 

Catherine A. Aalfs 

Martha Biesk 

Gary Dierks 

Julie Daniel Edwards 

Carmen Y. Wooten 

Michelle Ungerank Yeoman 

Class of 1994 

Donald W. Bowles 

Amy S. Collins 

Hungduan Guo 

Ruth Taylor Hogan 

Margaret E. McNally 

Keith Quigley 

Michelle White Quigley 

Jason S. Schicker 

Maureen Davis Thenhaus 

Lisa Patton Vorst 

Class of 1995 

Peggy A. Adderley 

Sherri Winget Andrews 

Thomas A. Broeckling 

Sylvia J. Bronner 

Norma D. Brown 

Cynthia A. Burkhead 

James Darr 

Nathan Diel 

Toni Garrett 

Peggy Kaiser 

Julia Marlowe Kilduff 

Laura Parker* 

Margaret Beckfeld Reaka 

Judge Eve M. Riley 

Christine Smith Scherer 

Paul J. Shaver 

Kelly M. Sledge-Martin 


Class of 1996 

Jennifer Billings 

Gwyndolyn Turner Fouche’ 

Sharon Jackson 

Joyce Kettenhofen 

Jill (Muldoon) Kirks 

Jo Ann Bommarito Klees 

Shannon Rosenhauer Langenstein 

Matthew Lanzone 

Linda J. Little 

John J. Longnecker 

Gregory Menke 

Brian P. Miller 

April Morrison 

Susan M. Niebling 

Cheryl Clark Schramke 

Anne L. Sunderland 

Patricia S. Whitehair 

Class of 1997 

James Boeger, Jr. 

Anthony Cuneo 

Martin W. Depenthal 

Eileen Madden Diel 

Richard Dierker 

Kristine M. Feeherty 

Erin Frederking 

Denise D. Gibbs 

Michael D. Glader 

Kathleen Gray 

Dawn M. Hale 

Scott S. Kaminski 

Linda Kaufman Kasparek 

Holly E. Kea-House 

Kurt Klapp 

Tracey Causey Marshall 

Christine Habermehl Matrisotto 

Nikola M. Moyich 

John O’Brien 

Cathlene Collins Paruch 

Harold Rood 

Michael Sullivan 

Sarah H. Walsh 

Emily Lombardo Weaver 

Class of 1998 

William Barrows 

Robert Bertels 

David W. Bollman 

Kristen Brokaw 

Paul J. Carter 

Karen Clark Castellano 

Mike D. Chandler 

Lisa J. Hannon 

Christina Kenawell Knott 

Kathleen L. Krueger-Bockhold 

Justin R. Lopinot 

Dorothy Nauman 

Ronald M. Scott 

Marti Spilker Shedron 

Carolyn F. Skidmore 

Jon J. Wioskowski 

Class of 1999 

Amie Walker Bemke 

Mary Bookstaver, OP 

Kimberly Seil-Dierker 

Huguette Roy Duff 

Molly Duffy 

Timothy Kertz 

Elizabeth Bickel Kertz 

Brian D. Liddell 

Karen Meis Meyer 

Richard Mulchek 

Christina Callanan Pogue 

Robin Rongey 

Kathryn M. Seppi 

Patricia Berendzen Siegel 

Lynn Anne Tedoni 

Thomas G. Wade 

Theodore Wenzlick 

Elizabeth Werle 

Class of 2000 

Jack Arvin 

Libby Dust Craig 

Virginia Flowers, CPPS 

Megan Golonka 

Roger Hunt 

Dennis M. Johnson 

Jennifer L. Jorel 

Mary Kennedy 

Victoria A. Keune 

Oliver J. King 

Susan King 

Kathleen Morrow 

Sandra Mulitsch 

Thomas Nolan 

Deborah A. Obermark 

Teresa Startup 

Jane Tayon 

Suzanne Waller 

Class of 2001 

Andrew Chinnici 

Asim Chohan 

Donald Creswell 

Shirley D. Dees-Gray 

Sara Deimeke 

Amy N. Dismuke 

Susie Edelman 

Mike Goriszewski 

Dolores I. Guittar 

Thomas B. Hayes 

Michael W. Hoffmann 

Carolyn Holder 

Jalena Leong-Martinez 

Carole A. Martin 

Michelle M. McGuire 

Pamela M. Meier 

Darshan G. Patel 

Kristian T. Reese 

Mary A. Retkowski 

Linda Tucker 

Robert W. Welker 

Class of 2002 

Agnes Agbo 

Martha Brown 

Rosemary Brunson 

Brian T. Callanan 

Patrick K. Carleton 

Danielle D. Dillon 

Elizabeth E. Frey 

Nancy Friederich 

Kathleen Healy Gray 

Mark S. Kienol 

Kristine Collins Lancaster 

Ron Medley 

Daniel R. Parsons 

Douglas J. Parsons 

Karen M. Paruch 

Elizabeth A. Spellmeyer 

Almut Stephen-Marino 

Holly M. Stocker 

Class of 2003 

Christina Anderson 

Mary Beier 

Lisa D. Douglas-Gray 

Del Hawkins 

Steven King 

Ronald A. Lewis II 

Amie Shea 

Demetra M. Speropoulos 

J. Bollinger Voss 

Class of 2004 

Ann Coffey 

Margaret Conroy Oge 

Karen E. Dickherber 

Katy A. Forand 

Erica J. Friederich 

Jody Hicks 

Lauryn Humphrey 

Mary LaTragna 

Colene McEntee 

cumulative societies 

Benefactors are recognized for their cumulative gifts/grants to the university, as well as gifts/grants received during the fiscal year July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2006. 

fontbonne society 

$1,000,000+ 

The Fontbonne Society is named for Mother St. John Fontbonne, who refounded the Sisters of St. Joseph in 

1808 after the French Revolution. At the invitation of Bishop Rosati, she sent the first six Sisters of St. Joseph 

to the United States in 1836. 

Anonymous 

bishop rosati society 

$500,000 - $999,999 

The Bishop Rosati Society is named for the Bishop of the Diocese of St. Louis, who asked the Sisters of 

St. Joseph to come to St. Louis in the 19th century to teach the deaf. 

Anheuser-Busch Foundation 

Bonnie Eckelkamp 

Federal Government (HRSA) 

Claire Roach ’59 Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, 

St. Louis Province 

Mabee Foundation, Inc. 

Missouri Colleges Fund, Inc. 

Monsanto Fund 



medaille society 

$100,000 - $499,999 

Jennifer L. Melchert 

Jenine Comp Renaud 

Brent Rich 

Sarah R. Stock 

Michelle L. Wiedl 

Class of 2005 

Suzanne L. Bennett 

Jill Bernard 

Elizabeth L. Browning 

Jami Cale 

William S. Dahlberg 

Kimberly DeWitt-Lamkey 

Bill Curtis Gossett 

Yunjae Hwang 

Judy A. Kibler 

Rosemary Lakin 

John P. McCabe 

Victoria Crusius McCarty 

Tracey McCoy 

Andrew Mraz 

Madina Olson-Yantis 

Janese Palmer 

Peggy Poniewaz 

Tiffany Elizabeth Rehg 

Deanna Schmidt 

Jerlene Sleydin 

Beverly Spudich 

Audrea Strelo 

Gwendolyn Tyson 

Rebecca J. VanZandt 

Leslie A. Venegoni 

Maria N. Weber 

Class of 2006 

Peter W. Cartier 

Andrea M. Gabrisch 

Lara Goldkamp 

Nicholas C. Morris 

Richard Schaumburg 

Jenny C. Steinbruegge 

The Medaille Society is named for Jean Pierre Medaille, S.J., who 

founded the Sisters of St. Joseph in 1650. 


AT&T 

Mr. and Mrs. Van-Lear Black III 

Joanne Brooks 

Emerson 

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation 

Daniel and Eleanor Halloran ’63 Ferry 

Edward C. Garvey Memorial 

Foundation 

Dr. Dennis C. and Monica A. Golden 


William Randolph Hearst Foundation 

William T. Kemper Foundation 

Eli Lilly and Company Foundation 

Victoria McGee-Harris 


National Science Foundation 

NCAA Strategic Alliance 

Matching Grant 

Pepsi-Cola Company 

Mary O’Keefe Simpson ’85 

Solutia Fund 

Frank and Ruth O’Neill ’52 Stroble 

Norman J. Stupp Foundation - 

Commerce Bank Trustee 

The Teagle Foundation, Inc. 

U. S. Department of Energy 

Union Electric Company 



Marie Sansone Zucchero ’42 


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cumulative societies (continued) 

rossiter society 

$50,000 - $99,999 

The Rossiter Society is named for Mother Mary Agnes Rossiter, CSJ, 

Superior General of the Sisters of St. Joseph when Fontbonne University 

was chartered in 1917. 

Anheuser-Busch Cos., Inc. 

Anonymous 

Anonymous 

Archdiocese of St. Louis 

Boeing Gift Matching Program 

Gerald and Loretta Cassidy 


Dana Brown Charitable Trust 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Dierker 

Durr Family Trust - 

Katherine Flynt Durr ’39 

E. Reuben & Gladys Flora Grant 

Charitable Trust 

Thomas and Kathleen 

Toohey ’65 Gunn 

Leo and Nancy Haas 

Whitney and Anna Harris 

Hewlett-Packard 

Rosemary Leahey ’49* 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Desmond Lee 

Vincent S. Lipe ’79 

John Allan Love 

Charitable Foundation 

lepuy society 

$25,000 - $49,999 

The LePuy Society is named for LePuy, France, the founding city of the 

Sisters of St. Joseph in 1650. 

Boatmen’s Bancshares 

George Warren Brown Foundation 

Clarkson Group Foundation 

Commerce Bank of St. Louis 

Louis and Marilyn 

Montileone ’61 Dell’Orco 

Meneve Dunham 

Bernard and Marilyn Edison 

Harry Edison Foundation 


Dorothy Fleck ’69 

Fontbonne University Athletics 

General Dynamics Corporation 

Peter and Clare Genovese 

Richard Greenberg and Claire Schenk 

Charlotte Bussmann Gund ’39 

Daniel and Catherine Human 

IBM Corporation Matching 

Grants Program 

Darryl T. and Villajean M. ’94 Jones 

Mary Ranken Jordan and Ettie A. 

Jordan Charitable Foundation 


Laclede Gas Charitable Trust 

Joseph and Joan Lipic 

Joseph McGlynn, Jr. 



Mrs. Eugene McBride 

(Marie Jostes ’37)* 


Mercantile Trust Company 

Mulac & Engel Charitable and 

Religious Trust 

Jeremiah and Kathryn Lee 

Eames ’81 Nixon 

Edward and Colette 


Pierce and Susan Powers 

Anthony F. Sansone, Sr. Family 


Edward B. Stevens 


U.S. Bank 

USDA CREES Higher 

Education Programs 

Adelaide G. Welge Trust 

Jim and Mary Bruno ’68 Werle 

Meltzer Family Foundation 

Emma Lu Middleton* 


Millstone Foundation 

Missouri Arts Council 

Monsanto E. Funding 

Morrison’s Hospitality Group 


Joan Steffen O’Reilly ’51 

Orscheln Industries Foundation 

Mrs. Robert Osterholt 

(Henrietta Binder ’45) 


Price Waterhouse Foundation 

Kerri Roscoe 


Carl and Merlyn Price ’58 Schack 

Marilyn Schnuck 

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Shaw 

James and Carol Conway ’63 Spehr 

Joanne Arnold Strathearn ’71 

James and Anne Sullivan 

Trudy B. Valentine 

Bill and Toni Walker 

Webb Foundation 

David and Carolyn Carroll ’60 Zwart 

o’hara society 

$10,000 - $24,999 

The O’Hara Society is named for Mother M. Irene O’Hara, CSJ, first President of Fontbonne University, 1923 - 1929. 

Diane Medic Abernathy ’71 

Bill and Mary Abkemeier 

Alumax Foils, Inc. 

AmerenUE 

Amoco Foundation, Inc. 

Anonymous 

Mary Carol Anth, CSJ ’57 

Richard and Violet Anth 

Tobias P. Anth* 


Barbara Atteln ’67 



Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bolinske 

(Anne Kramolowsky ’47) 

Brown Shoe, Inc. Charitable Trust 

C.A.P.S., Inc. 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Caspari 

(DeDe Dallas ’66) 

Chartwells Corp. 

Coca-Cola Company 

Matteo and Kathleen Atchity ’66 Coco 

Bill and Cathy Corr 


Mary Doyle ’72* 

The Caleb C. and Julia W. Dula 

Educational and Charitable 

Foundation 

Thomas and Joan Koziatek ’80 Egan 

Emerson Charitable Trust 

Mr. and Mrs. William Erman 

(Rosemary Fitzburgh ’57) 

Ernst and Young Foundation 

Catherine Esser ’37 

Farmers Insurance Group Scholarship 


Patrick and Joyce Finneran 

Fisher Controls International 


Fontbonne University 

Alumni Association 

James and Kathleen Nestor ’75 Frey 

Ellen Ansorge Friesen Schmidt ’79 

Clifford Willard Gaylord Foundation 

Nancy Boos ’76 and 

Michael R. Georgen 

August Griesedieck 


Jane Hassett, CSJ 




Bill and Barbara 

Gutting ’61 Hollenbeck 


Institute For Professional Development 

Joann Augsburger Jana ’74 

William Sanders III and Karen 

Keefer-Sanders, M.D. ’82 

Dr. and Mrs. Al Knight 

(Nanette Falk ’71) 

Kraig and Sandy Kreikemeier 

Randall ’89 and Donna ’89 Kruep 



John and Mimi Londoff 

Maritz Inc. 

Lucille McDonald ’31 



Mary Jane Mersman ’41 



Carol Shaughnessy Miller ’57 

Missouri Campus Compact 

Joe Noelker 

fontbonne university board of trustees 

(2005 - 2006) 

Marie Damien Adams, CSJ 

Charles E. Bouchard, OP 

Rodney J. Boyd 

Bonnie J. Eckelkamp 

Daniel J. Ferry, Jr. 

James E. Frey 

John D. Fumagalli 

Leo G. Haas 

Darryl T. Jones 

Karen M. Kennelly, CSJ 

Kraig G. Kreikemeier 

Joseph G. Lipic, Sr. 

John Londoff, Jr. 

Shawn Madigan, CSJ 

Joseph B. McGlynn, Jr. 

Rose McLarney, CSJ 

Michael E. Miller 

Elizabeth Ney, CSJ 

Mary Catherine O’Gorman, CSJ 

Audrey Olson, CSJ 

fontbonne university council of regents 

(2005 - 2006) 

John L. Bowman, Sr. 

James Buford 

Anthony J. Caleca 

Gerald Cassidy 

James G. Castellano 

Michael A. Drone 

Ellen A. Friesen 

Nancy M. Garvey 

Nancy Georgen 

Thomas M. Gunn 

Edward D. Higgins 

Sandra Lehrer 

Tracey Marshall 

Doug McCoy 

Timothy J. McGowan 

Joseph M. Noelker 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Noonan 

(Gabrielle Chadeayne ’80) 



Petrolite Corporation 

Robert and Rosemary Noser ’61 Pickle 

Mary and Robert Plane 

Procter & Gamble 

Pulitzer Publishing Co. Foundation 

Helen Badaracco Ravarino ’42 

Martha Re ’58 

The Regional Arts Commission 

Mike and Pattie Ristau 

Peggy and Jerry Ritter 

RubinBrown LLP 

Marvel Sanguinet* 

Jim and Kathryn Sansone 

Red and Mary 

O’Reilly* ’45 Schoendienst 

Joseph and Rosemary Shaughnessy 

Ronald Shelley 


State of Missouri 


John and Lucy George ’55 Tucker 

Union Pacific Corporation 

Gregory and Susan Vatterott 

The Vatterott Foundation 

J. A. Wachter Builders, Inc. 

Jerry and Jeanette 

Altepeter ’70 Wamser 

Rev. Joseph A. Weber, Jr. 

Ralph and Patricia Webster 

Whitaker Foundation 

Barbara Krausel ’60 Wick 

Orrin Wightman III 



Elizabeth Peplow, CSJ 

Helen Ryan, CSJ 

Anthony F. Sansone, Jr. 

Ronald P. Shelley 


Linda Straub, CSJ 

Ruth Stroble 

James M. Sullivan 

Marquita T. Wiley 

Richard Greenberg 

Ruth Margaret Raupp, CSJ 

Judge Eve M. Riley 

Peggy Ritter 

Carol Spehr 

Timothy T. Walsh 

Gifts/Grants made July 1, 2005 - June 30, 2006 * deceased 

cumulative societies (continued) 

vachon society 

$5,000 - $9,999 

The Vachon Society is named for Sister Suzanne Marie Vachon, CSJ, President of Fontbonne University from 

1954 - 1957. 

Advertising Savants, Inc. 



American Diabetes Association 

Anonymous 


John and Marilee Barry 

Peggy Benoist 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Binz 

(Marietta Saunders ’53) 

Jerry M. Bladdick 

Nancy Blattner 

Rodney Boyd 

Mary Jeanne Gertken Brady ’65* 

BSI Constructors, Inc. 

Robert Butler 

Julian and Eileen Carr 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Chivetta 

Christopher and Anne Chivetta 

William S. Comfort, CLU 

Lilyan Crowley 

Kathleen C. Dailey ’72 


A. G. Edwards 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Etter 

Phil and Kathy Fina 

First Bank 

Jack Fleming 

Gail Hornsby Gauthier ’63 

General American 

Charitable Foundation 

J. A. Glynn 

Allen & Josephine Green Foundation 

James and Lee Hynek ’63 Gunn 

Helen Guyol ’41 

William and Mary Grace Guyol 


Edward and Lynne Higgins 

Sophia Hochenedel 

Carmen Villaobos Hodge ’61 

Elizabeth Burton Holmes ’66 

Catherine Knaapen Hurd ’39* 

Jenzabar 

Gary and Carolyn 

Kuciejczyk ’64 Johnson 

Stephen and Mary T. 

Hutchison ’71 Kappel 



Joan Lescinski, CSJ 

Lucy Lopata 


Mari De Villa Retirement Center 

Monsanto Funding 

James and Jeanne Dulle ’81 Moore 

J. Harrison and Lillian Morson 

Nestle Purina PetCare 

The Honorable 

Margaret M. Nolan ’52 

Anna Suetsugu Nomura ’54 



North Port Associates 

James and Susan Peller ’58 

Joe Pepe 

Rose Perotti ’52 

Peter and Evelyn Puleo 


Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reintjes 

(Carolyn Lewis ’55) 

Rockwell International Corp. 

Roman 

Rotary Club of St. Louis 

Kathy Martini Saier ’69 

Shannon O’Tool & Supply Co. 

John and Barbara Sheehan 

Slay Transportation Co. 

Solutia, Inc. 

Roger Spiller 

St. Louis Home Economist 

Hon. Donald and Mary Ann 

Kuhlman ’53 Stohr 

Jean Stoner 

Suburban Journals of 

Greater St. Louis 

U.S. Bancorp Foundation 

Lawrence and Patricia 

Reddan ’58 Van Rhein 

John and Joan Bayot ’66 Vatterott 

Charles F. Vatterott & Co. 

William and Sue Harter ’60 Wachter 

John and Beverly Wagner 

Timothy and Jane Fowler ’96 Walsh 

Eleanor Waltuch 

Claire Saenger Weiler ’59 

Judith Willard ’81 

Gary and Denese Zack 

Michaela M. Zahner, CSJ ’63 

fontbonne university 18 th annual golf tournament 

sponsors 

Anheuser-Busch Companies 

Bank of America Student Lending 


Cingular Wireless 

Commerce Bank 

First Bank 

Flooring Interiors, Inc. 

Gian-Tony’s Restaurant on the Hill 

Glazers Midwest 

Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale, P.C. 

Grey Eagle Distributors 

Hastings & Chivetta Architects, Inc. 

J.A. Glynn & Co. 

Joe and Sue Dierker 

John and Audrey Steinfeld 

Kevin Gunn 

KMOX 


Lou Fusz 

McMahan Lincoln-Mercury, 

Tom Moore - Lease Manager 

Mulligan Printing Co. 

Nestlé Purina 

Pepsi-Cola of St. Louis 

Powers Group Inc. 

RubinBrown 

S.M. Wilson 

Smith Barney 

sponsors (continued) 

The Stroble Family 

Trivers Associates Architects 

US Bank 

Thomas P. Walter, Senior Vice 

President – Stifel, Nicolaus & 

Company, Inc. 

committee 

Kit Breshears 

Karen Castellano ’98 

Joe Dierker 

Sue Dierker 

Mike Drone 

Nick Espiritu 

Dr. Douglas Fox 

Leo Haas 

Van-Lear Black 

Joe Lipic 

Johnny Londoff, Jr. 

Joe McGlynn 

Lee McKinney 

Mike Miller 

Keith Quigley ’94, ’01 

Dr. Bill Rothwell 

Don Shifter 

Bill Walker 

Tom Walter 

volunteers 

Betty Miller Amelotti ’77 

John Barry 

Marilee Barry 

Kristen Brokaw ’98 


Karen Clark Castellano ’98 

Marilyn Montileone Dell’Orco ’61 

Katie Deimeke ’00 


Joe Dierker 

Sue Dierker 

Carol Dillon 

Julie Daniel Edwards ’93 

Patricia Etter 

Dorris Patton Finnegan ’98, MBA ’03 


Jane “Mitch” Mitchellette Hanneken ’52 

Jane Kehoe Hassett, CSJ 

Brian Hoener ’99 

Carolyn Johnson 

Jan Johnson 

Jalena Leong-Martinez ’01 

Sue Stuckenschneider McAtee ’85 

Collette Crowley O’Brien ’65 

Rita Schmitz, CSJ 

Don Shifter 

Marti Spilker Shedron ’98 

Carol Conway Spehr ’63 

Darlene Diel Wagner ’94 

Linda Nienhaus Yonce ’72 

gifts in kind 

A-Ned-A Flower Florist 

Elizabeth Ann Miller Amelotti ’77 

Alex Waldbart Florist 

Autco 


Barrett Station Golf Practice Center 

Biggies Restaurant Restaurant & Bar 

Blueberry Hill 

Marc Bulger 

Jean R. Brown 

The Bug Store 

Build-A-Bear Workshop 

Byron Cade, Inc. 

Candicci’s 

Cannoli’s Restaurant 

Casino Queen 


Catholic Supply of St Louis, Inc. 

Chris’ Pancakes and Dining 

Chuy Arzola’s Tex-Mex Restaurant 

City Museum 

CJ Muggs 

Clockmaster, Inc. 

Clothes Tree Boutique 

Commerce Bank 

Michelle K. Connell 

Catherine A. Connor-Talasek 

The Corner George Inn 

Crazy Bowls and Wraps 

Daisy Clover 

Dierdorf and Hart’s Steakhouse 

Michael A. Drone 

Eagle Springs Goft Course 

Thomas F. Eagleton 

Jim Edmunds 

Fairmount Park, Inc. 

Favazza’s Restaurant 

Randy Felkey Florals 

Walter Finke 

First Bank 

Fitz’s American Grill & Bottling Works 


Fontbonne University Vice Presidents 

Frame Solutions 

Friends of Fontbonne University 

John and Sara Fumagalli 

Garden Heights Nursery, Inc. 

Gateway Arch Riverfront 

The Gateway Grizzlies 

Gian-Tony’s On The Hill 

The Gingham Goose 

The Glass Workbench 

Glazers Midwest 

Goedeker’s 

Dr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Golden 

Golf Discount 

Golf Galaxy 

Golf Headquarters 

Richard E. Greenberg 

Guido’s Pizzeria & Tapas 

Tom Hardin 

John Harries 

Tom and Marilyn Hellwig 

Henning’s Golf 

Hodak’s Restaurant 

The Initial Design 

Inner Balance Therapeutic Message 

J. Bucks Restaurant 

Jakes’ Steaks 

Johnny Mac’s Sporting Goods, Inc. 

Kennelwood Village 

KMOX Radio 

The Kerry Cottage, Ltd. 

L & L Pizza, Inc. 

Ladue Florist, Inc. 

Lady Bugs 

Lelu Metalcraft 


Joseph G. Lipic, Sr. 

John H. Londoff 

Johnny Londoff Chevrolet, Inc. 

LoRusso’s Cucina 

Madinger Wines 

Marcianos’-Yellowstone Cafe 

Mavrik Jewelry 

Suzanne McAtee 

Joseph B. McGlynn 

Melanie’s 

Mary J. Mersman 

Chris Miller 

Michael E. Miller 

Missouri Botanical Garden 

Missouri Historical Society 

Monograms for You 

Morgenthaler’s Cleaners, Inc. 

James Muskopf 

Nordmann Photography 

Norwood Hills Country Club 

Dr. Edward & Collette 


Office Depot 

Oilily 

P’Sghetti’s Inc 

The Pageant Nightclub 

Panera Bread Company 

The Pasta House Company 

Pillsbury Marketing 

Poor Man’s Art Gallery 

Port Salon & Day Spa 

Albert Pujols 

Qdoba Mexican Grill 

Raging Rivers Water Park 

Ravetta Photography, Inc. 

River City Rascals Baseball 

Scott Rolen 

Schiller’s Camera & Video 

Schlafly Beer 

Red Schoendienst 

Donald & Patricia Stack ’61 Seiler 

Donald Shifter 

Six Flags St. Louis 

Sportsman’s Park 

St. John’s Bank & Trust Co. 

St. Louis Cardinals 

St. Louis Rams 

St. Louis Suit Co. 

Stages St. Louis 

Syberg’s 

Robert L. Talasek 

T & P Incentives, Inc. 

Talbot’s Mens 

Target Stores 

Ted Drewes Frozen Custard 

Telle Tire and Auto Service, Inc. 

Thistle & Clover 

Tower Tee Golf Complex 

Trainwreck Saloon 

Stanley Wald 

Walgreen Corporation 

William H. Walker 

Webster Groves Bookshop 

Mark Wells 

The White Rabbit 

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