Cavalier Winter 2006 - Bishop DuBourg

The Magazine for Bishop DuBourg High School • Winter 2007
TheCavalier
The 2006 Legacy Family of
Bishop DuBourg High Scho0l

A Letter from the Principal
BISHOP DUBOURG HIGH SCHOOL
Office of the Principal
5850 Eichelberger
St. Louis, MO 63109
www.bishopdubourg.org
Greetings from Bishop DuBourg,
With the end of one semester and the beginning of a new year, the students, faculty, and staff continue the
56th year of this wonderful school that has been home to over 20,000 alumni. Bishop DuBourg High School
offers a unique atmosphere for students in the area. Today, as it has been since its existence, Bishop DuBourg
is a place for families, and just as it has been historically, we, today, get brothers and sisters of current students
and alumni.
With nearly one-third of our student population being the children of a Bishop DuBourg alumni it is not hard
to understand why the concept of family is at the core of our existence. Students are challenged aggressively
in their academics here at the school, and are educated in a manner that prepares them for college. With
the addition of new faculty, we are now able to offer out students more advanced college credit hours than
ever. Bishop DuBourg High School now offers over 40 more hours of advanced college credit courses that are
accepted by most colleges and universities. We are very proud of our relationship with St. Louis University
and the University of Missouri-St. Louis in this college credit program, and we believe it offers our families
an affordable jump start on college.
The friendships that are forged at Bishop DuBourg High School are ones that often last a lifetime. The
“Bishop DuBourg Family” is rooted in these very friendships. Our students today are very much like the students
that have been attending Bishop DuBourg High School for 56 years; they are respectful, hardworking,
faith-filled young men and women who aspire to be the most successful that they can be. Success is sometimes
not measured by students’ G.P.A or class rank, but rather in the growth and maturity that comes to
them during their time at Bishop DuBourg High School.
As a member of the “Bishop DuBourg Family,” I like to ask each of you to keep the students in your thoughts
and prayers throught this new year. Pray that they face challenges head on with passion and love in Christ
and that the remainder of this school year is most successful.
In Service to Christ,
Ms. Bridget Timoney

BISHOP DUBOURG HIGH SCHOOL
Leadership Team
MR. KIRK BOSCHERT
President
FR. MIKE LYDON
Vice President for Faith Formation
MS. BRIDGET TIMONEY
Principal
DR. GERALD GRUSZKA
Associate Principal
MR. KEVIN REGAN
Athletic Director
MR. JIM WELBY ’94
Director of Advancement
MR. MIKE BERKS
Director of Technology
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On the Cover:
The 2006 Legacy Family of Bishop DuBourg High School.
Table of Contents
Message from Steve Frank ’66
Page 2
From the President
Page 3
Schackmann Family
Remembers Bishop DuBourg
Page 4
Distinguished Alumni Award
Page 5
A Legacy to Celebate
Page 6
The Award Goes to…
Page 7
Spotlight on Students
Page 8
Spotlight on Faculty
Page 9
Faith Formation
Page 10
Family Night at the Ball Park
Page 14
Cavalier Athletics
Page 15
Spotlight on Alumni
Page 16
Hall of Fame
Page 18
Alumni News
Pages 19-23
Cavalier Nation
Pages 24-25
Annual Report 2005-06
Page 26-32
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Board of Directors
Mr. Steve Frank (’66)
Chairman
Mr. Tom Bottini (’60)
Chairman, Finance Committee
Mr. Rick Danzeisen
Curriculum Committee
Mr. Mike DiRaimondo (’75)
Finance Committee
Mr. Mike Holmes
Strategic Planning & Governance
Committee
Mr. Bob Jackson (’67)
Alumni Committee
Mr. Kevin Kloepple (’79)
Chairman, Technology Committee
Ms. Rita Krodinger (’65)
Alumni Committee
Mr. Tony Langhammer (’69)
Facilities Committee
Mr. Paul Luzecky (’88)
Chairman, Facilities Committee
Honorable Thomas Mummert
Chairman, Strategic Planning &
Governance Committee
Mr. Denny Reagan (’70)
Chairman, School Advancement
Sr. Barbara Schlatter
Curriculum Committee
Mr. Rich Tedoni (’68)
Finance Committee
Mr. Jim VonDerHaar (’87)
Chairman, Alumni Committee
Mr. Mark Wiley (’75)
Strategic Planning & Governance
Committee
Ms. Stephanie Welling (’66)
Strategic Planning & Governance
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Message from Steve Frank ’66
Chairman of the Board of Directors
Greetings to all alumni, parents, and friends of
Bishop DuBourg High School … the new school year
has started and it is always a pleasure to share information
about activities at DB with members of our DB
Family. As members of this wonderful family, we ask
for your continuing support of the High School and the
young men and women who walk its halls today.
Our school was opened by the Archdiocese in 1950
as a Catholic high school primarily serving south St.
Louis city and county students valuing a Catholic education.
Inspired by Christ, Bishop DuBourg High School develops leaders in faith
and service through a Catholic, co-educational community of excellence. Our mission
remains strong and our commitment steadfast.
The Board of Directors works in an advisory capacity with the President and the
Administration to position Bishop DuBourg to continue to provide this vital service
to our St. Louis community. Our primary focus and role has been to assist in the
areas of strategic planning, financial management, facilities management and planning,
fund raising, and technology. This year we are adding a new committee for
academics to examine long-term goals and objectives on school curriculum, technology,
and best practices in teaching.
Our Board members are appointed to serve on one or more of the several
Committees structured around these subject areas that best match their respective
talents, skills and experience. We invite members of our DB Family who have skills
or experience in any of these areas that are interested in volunteering their services
to contact Mr. Boschert. We would also appreciate your recommendations of other
members of our DB Family with these qualifications whom you believe might be
interested in serving.
We encourage you to come by and visit your school to catch the enthusiasm of
the Faculty and Student Body and see the many improvements to our school’s facilities.
We guarantee you that the memories will come flooding back!
As a member of the DB Family we thank you for your continuing support of the
mission, and for continuing to embrace and sharing the great tradition and history
of the DB Family. We invite you to come home again soon.
Sincerely,
Steven N. Frank ‘66
Chairman, Board of Directors

From the President
Have you ever been on a long trip away from your
family? The trip home is filled with anticipation,
excitement about returning to your family, relief at once
again being in the comfortable confines of your home,
and a finality of being where you belong. You can imagine
that after nearly twenty-five years in the military and
twenty-seven years away from our hometown, St. Louis,
the Boschert family has experienced many such family
separations, and we have. But, just like the weary traveler
who returned home from his/her long trip, there was great
anticipation and relief when the journey was over and we
returned to our loved ones and the comfortable confines
of St. Louis. For Mary Ann and I, it took sixteen moves
(yes, sixteen) to return to the place where we grew up and
where our families remained.
Along the way, each move triggered a whole host of
thoughts and questions. What will the schools be like? Will
our Greg and Becky fit into their new schools? Will I like my
job? Will the family be happy with the
new home? And one of the most
important questions, will we be
accepted by the community? In
some respects, my move to
Bishop DuBourg High School
Every day, I meet someone new
who is welcoming and enthusiastic
about the great things happening
at Bishop DuBourg.
triggered many of the same emotions and apprehensions.
However, the entire Bishop DuBourg FAMILY has made this
move one of the most positive experiences in my life. Every
day, I meet someone new who is welcoming and enthusiastic
about the great things happening at Bishop DuBourg.
People show up at my door to introduce themselves or to
show me something they have done for Bishop DuBourg.
This process has impressed me and has gone a long way to
assuage any concerns I might have had about moving to
this storied school. The people of Bishop DuBourg have
accepted and welcomed my wife and me as family members
of this legendary institution. For that, we are relieved
and grateful.
For those of you who are new to Bishop DuBourg, I sincerely
hope you have the same positive experience Mary
Ann and I have had. There are few places we have lived and
visited where we have been made to feel so welcomed. For
those of you who are returning to our family, I encourage
you to find a new “family member” and help to make
their move to Bishop DuBourg a memorable one. This
is the tradition Bishop DuBourg is known for, and you
are an integral part in carrying on that tradition.
Once again, thank you to everyone who has welcomed
us to the Bishop DuBourg family. This is
truly a place where we belong.
Sincerely,
Kirk Boschert,
President
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Schackmann Family Remembers Bishop DuBourg
The Schackmann daughters present Principal, Bridget Timoney, with a check
for $500,000. Pictured l to r: Karen (Schackmann) Van Rite ’74, Bridget
Timoney, Mary (Schackmann) Swan ’71, Margaret (Schackmann) Adams and
Paula (Schackmann) Standley ’76.
Adam and Teresa Schackmann
were just like many parents who
sent their children to Bishop DuBourg
High School. They made sacrifices for
their four daughters, Mary
(Schackmann) Swan ’71, Karen
(Schackmann) Van Rite ’74, Paula
(Schackmann) Standley ’76, and
Margaret (Schackmann) Adams, to
attend a Catholic high school. The
girls walked to school everyday, and
participated in co-curricula’s such as
theatre, while still maintaining family
and household responsibilities.
As they grew older and their children
began families of their own,
they remembered the value that
Bishop DuBourg High School had in
the lives of their daughters. As a
result, they began an endowed scholarship
in the late 1980’s. Committed
to wanting to make a difference in
the lives of Bishop DuBourg students,
Adam & Theresa, managed
the endowment very
frugally and grew the endowment
over time. Fifteen plus
years after its inception, and
following the loss of Adam
After the Mass of
Thanksgiving, the
Schackmann daughters
gather in the lobby to
remember their family.
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and Theresa, the endowment had
grown to over $500,000.
The endowment was given to the
Archdiocese with a very specific
request that the funds benefit their
daughters’ schools. Complying with
the Schackmann wishes, the
Archbishop has allocated the endowment
funds to Bishop DuBourg High
School. The money generated
through the Adam and Theresa
Schackmann Endowment benefits
students with a financial need, as
qualified through an on-line financial
aid application. “It was always my
father’s wish that the money they contributed
go to Bishop DuBourg High
School. He had a real appreciation
and gratitude for Catholic education,”
said Mary Swan ’71. Mary added,
“Our parents came from very modest
means, and were very frugal. They
were only able to make this gift
because they saved their money, and
my father invested it very wisely.”
While it may have been Adam’s
wish that enabled the Schackmanns to
make this gift, it was certainly their
heart that led them back to Bishop
DuBourg High School. “This most
generous gift is the largest single gift to
Bishop DuBourg High School in its
history from an individual. The story
of the Schackmann family is a great
one, because it talks about people who
didn’t have tremendous wealth, yet let
their gratitude make a difference,” said
Jim Welby ’94, Director of Advancement.
“Their family will forever be
remembered by the current students.
This gift will truly make a difference in
the lives of our students.”
The Shackmann’s were remembered
and honored at an all school
mass of Thanksgiving on Friday,
February 10, 2006. At that mass, the
four Schackmann daughters presented
Bishop DuBourg High School
with a check for $500,000. The
endowment continues to grow today
to just over $550,000, and benefits students
in need.

Distinguished Alumnus Award
The Distinguished Alumnus Award presented annually at Commencement recognizes
the personal, professional, and civic accomplishments of a Bishop DuBourg
alumnus who has demonstrated a commitment to faith, family and service. The
Distinguished Alumnus Award is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon an
alumni, and is a reflection of his many other accomplishments.
Steven N. Frank (’66)
serves as the Executive Vice-
President of Plancorp, a
wealth management company
located in Chesterfield,
MO. Steve has served in this
role since 1998.
Steve is a graduate of the
Bishop DuBourg High
School class of 1966 where
he was a leader both as a student and
an athlete. He attended St. Louis
University on a soccer scholarship.
While at St. Louis University, he was
named All American in soccer, starred
on two NCAA Championship Teams,
and is a member of the University’s
Sports Hall of Fame. Steve graduated
with his Bachelor’s of Science in
Commerce in 1970, and then
attended St. Louis University School
of Law. Graduating
from law school in
1973, Steve began his
professional career.
Steve was a partner
with the nationally
acclaimed law firm of
Peper, Martin, Jensen,
Maichel, & Hetlage
from 1988 until 1992. In
1992, he joined McDonnell Douglas
Corporation where he served as a
Vice-President, Secretary, and
Associate General Counsel. After serving
as a lead attorney in the merger
with The Boeing Company, Steve left
Boeing in December of 1997 to work
in private business. Steve has worked
in wealth management since January
of 1998.
Currently, Steve serves as a mem-
Area Clergy Gather at DB in Thanks
On Tuesday, March 28, 2006 Bishop DuBourg High
School hosted its Second Annual Clergy Appreciation
Luncheon. Diocesan priests from area parishes were
invited to attend a luncheon with fellow priests to celebrate
a moment of thanksgiving with each other. The luncheon
was created as an opportunity for Bishop DuBourg High
School to say thank you to the area clergy who have and
continue to develop a great Christian value system in the
young men and women of the area today, many of whom
attend Bishop DuBourg.
Nearly forty priests joined administrators and school
leadership in the afternoon lunch which included a welcoming
address by Vice-President Fr. Mike Lydon. The
afternoon serves as an opportunity for the family of priests
to gather and enjoy a couple of hours of fellowship away
from meetings, agendas, and parish duties. The luncheon
has been well received over the past two years, and will
ber of the Investment Committee of
Plancorp, Inc.; President and Director
of S.N. Frank & Associates, LLC;
Director of Jefferson County
Bancshares, Inc.; member of the
Dean’s Council at the St. Louis
University School of Law, Vice-
Chairman of Zea Vision, LLC; and
Chairman of the Bishop DuBourg
High School Board of Directors.
Steve has been active in the soccer
world throughout his life. In addition
to his soccer accomplishments at St.
Louis University, Steve is also a member
of the St. Louis Soccer Hall of
Fame. Steve played professionally
with the St. Louis Stars of the North
American Soccer League and for the
US World Cup Soccer Team having
played and defended against Pele.
Steve and his wife Mary, have
three children: Emily, an attorney in
Chicago, Kevin, who works for a
Congressional committee in
Washington D.C., and Steven, a staff
member at the U.S. House of
Representatives.
again be held next spring.
This luncheon also allows students of Bishop DuBourg
High School to reconnect with the priests from their parish
in a different setting. The connections create a great
atmosphere that adds to the bonding of students at DB
back to their parishes.
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A Legacy to Celebrate
Keeping it All in the Family
Bishop DuBourg High School has
long had a very unique atmosphere
about it. Since opening its doors
in 1950 on the grounds of Jefferson
Barracks, and later opening up the
campus on Hampton and Eichelberger
in 1954, there has always been
very much a “family” atmosphere. The
Bishop DuBourg family is one with
20,000+ members that are in some
form or another still largely connected
to each other. This was no more evident
than at Commencement on
Tuesday, May 23, 2006.
During the Commencement excercises
held at the St. Louis Cathedral,
Legacy Families were honored. A
legacy family is a family in which a
graduating senior is the son or daughter
or grandson or granddaughter of a
Bishop DuBourg Alumnus. These
families are honored individually during
the mass and ceremony. They are
called to the sanctuary to receive special
recognition by a crowd of nearly
1,200. This year over 31% of the graduating
class were legacies.
This recent tradition of recognizing
alumni who have sent their children
to Bishop DuBourg High School at
Commencement began last year
where over 33% of the graduating
class were legacies. Each graduating
senior and his or her parent receive an
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Sara Brickey, Mary (Dierkes) ’73 Brickey, and Jim Brickey
receive the Legacy Award in the sanctuary of the Cathedral.
award and have a photo in the sanctuary
of the New Cathedral to keep as a
memory for a lifetime.
Dick ’69 and Debbie ’73 Wehner
were one of the legacy parents recognized
at graduation with their daughter,
Emma ’06. Dick commented, “It
was really one of the neatest experiences
I’ve had with my daughter.
Walking up to the sanctuary at the
Cathedral filled me with great pride and
a great sense of accomplishment for
what Emma had done.” Wehner added,
“People always want something better
for their children than what they had.
This is the case at Bishop DuBourg
High School. It is better than when I
Steve Bodine,
Rosanna (Pica) ’81
Bodine and
Salvatore Mazzola
III enjoying the
Legacy Reception.
“I’m proud of my Emma, and
I’m even more proud that she
graduated from where her
mother and I did.”
DICK WEHNER ’69
went there. There are great people
there who care and love and develop
our children. I’m proud of my Emma,
and I’m even more proud that she
graduated from where her mother and
I did.”
Legacy families were presented
their awards by long time members of
the administration Tom Jokerst and
Gerry Gruszka. Last year Floyd
Hacker presented the awards, but was
vacationing during Commencement
this year. From Jefferson Barracks to
the current campus, Bishop DuBourg
High School has created a large family
that stays connected in so many ways
over the years. It is especially cherished
when those families come
home with their children to attend
Bishop DuBourg.

The Award Goes to…
The Critics and Awards Program
(Cappies) is for high school theatre
students and students interested
in writing. Started six years ago in
Washington, D.C., it now has groups
in fifteen metropolitan areas in the
U.S. This is the second year for the
program in the St. Louis region and
Bishop DuBourg’s first year.
Each school may enter two plays a
year for review by the Cappies Critics.
Teams consist of six students from a
school. Fifteen to twenty students,
managed by two adult mentors,
attend and review a show. The local
newspaper, Post Dispatch, publishes
one student review for each show.
This year in St. Louis, thirty six shows
at seventeen schools were attended
and reviewed by student critics.
Critics discuss and evaluate the
show in multiple performance and
technical categories. At the end of the
season all the critics gather to vote.
The top five in each category are
nominees and attend a Cappies Gala.
There they are all introduced and perform
an opening and closing musical
number, similar to the Academy
Awards or Tony Awards. All nominees
and schools receive certificates, and
medals, and trophies are awarded to
the winners announced at the Gala.
The Gala this year was held at the
Touhill Performing Arts Center at
UMSL on Sunday, May 7th. Dress was
formal with a reception afterwards to
make the evening special for all.
Bishop DuBourg entered two plays
in the program this year — The Last
Night of Ballyhoo and Much Ado
About Nothing — and both were nominated
for “Best Play of the Year.” The
Guild also was nominated in three
tech categories — lighting, makeup,
and props — and five acting categories,
two lead roles, two featured
roles, two comic roles, one cameo
role, one group in ensemble acting.
Congratulations Cappies Winners:
• Marcy Wiegert, Comic Actress in a
Play: Much Ado About Nothing
• Lauren Hoeing, Cameo Actress:
Much Ado About Nothing
• Justin Leibrecht, Lead Actor in a
Play: Much Ado About Nothing
• Maggie Conroy, Featured Actress in
a Play: Much Ado About Nothing
• Bishop DuBourg High School, Best
Play: Much Ado About Nothing,
Winners l-r: Marcy Wiegert, Lauren Hoeing, Justin Leibrecht, and Maggie Conroy
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students
SPOTLIGHT ON…
ANA HIBBELER
“My family has and is always
there for me.”
Ana Hibbeler will be a
junior this year at Bishop
DuBourg High School. She is
excited to continue her educational
career and spiritual
life at DB. “Bishop DuBourg
High School is a great place
to make friends, get an education
and grow spiritually. I
know there are new challenges
and achievements
waiting for me. I am looking forward to taking different
classes, like Astronomy and making new friends.”
When Ana is not in the classroom, she is very active in
athletics. She plays Basketball, Soccer and Softball. One of
Ana’s favorite memories of DB is competing in the Soccer
State Championship her freshman year. “It was very exciting.
It was a great feeling to compete at that level as a freshman.
I will never forget that moment.”
Ana’s family is no stranger to the Bishop DuBourg community.
Her mom, Barb (Krus) graduated in 1982. She
played softball during her years at DB and was recently
inducted into the Hall of Fame. Ana’s brother, Paul, just
graduated in 2006. Her brother, Luke, is a sophomore and
she has three brothers in grade school, Peter, Quenten and
Max, who are waiting in the wings to enter Bishop
DuBourg High School. “My family has and is always there
for me. My parents attend as many of our games as possible.
They are our greatest fans,” Ana stated. “It is nice to
have my brothers at school. Some may say that they
wouldn’t like that, but it is nice. There is a bond with
friends, teachers and stories that happen throughout the
day. In a way, it is a comfort to have my mom as an alumnus
and my brothers as fellow students of DB.”
Ana’s favorite teacher is Mrs. Marie (McDevitt) Neville.
“She works us hard, but keeps the class interesting with different
projects.” After graduation in 2008, Ana plans on
playing softball in college and studying medicine to
become a doctor.
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KURT ERLANGER
“...our active student body helps
carry on the tradition of the school.”
This fall, Kurt Erlanger will
be entering a very important
chapter in his educational
and spiritual life; his senior
year at Bishop DuBourg High
School. There are many emotions
that Kurt will encounter
this school year. He is looking
forward to his senior year;
the Kairos Retreat, Senior
Service Project, classes, playing
sports, prom, graduation and making memories with
friends. “I am very excited about my senior service project.
I am eager to live our school motto, Faith in Christ…Service
to Others as a class. It is wonderful to give back to the community,”
Kurt expressed.
“There is a place for everyone at DB. We have a very active
student body which helps carry on the tradition of the
school,” Kurt stated. Before his senior year started, Kurt participated
in football, track, was a student ambassador and a
tutor. This year, Kurt again plans to continue playing football,
running track, being a Student Ambassador and a tutor. Kurt
was also elected Treasurer of the National Honor Society.
Kurt enjoys classes pertaining to practical economics,
technology and team sports. After graduation, Kurt plans on
going away to college to study sports medicine, engineering
or computer science. “I am excited about the next step in
my life, but I will miss DB. The many friends, teachers,
coaches and staff members are like my second family,” Kurt
stated. Family is very important to Kurt. His older brother,
Bryan, graduated from DB in 2005 and his younger brother
Marc will be in the class of 2011. Kurt’s fondest memory of
Bishop DuBourg was when the Varsity Football Team won
the Conference Championship in 2004. Kurt and his brother
Bryan shared that Conference Championship as teammates.
“It was amazing to have that moment with my older
brother. Not many people can say they were on a championship
team with their older brother.”

SPOTLIGHT ON…
MARIE NEVILLE
“DB is a family. People support
each other…”
Marie (McDevitt) Neville
is beginning her 30th year at
Bishop DuBourg High
School. Many things have
changed over the years, but
one important item has
stayed the same: family. “DB
is a family. People support
each other during personal
times whether it is a teacher,
student, or staff member. We
love and support one another through the good and difficult
times.”
Seeing many students over her thirty years, Marie
expressed how wonderful they are to each other. “They are
the best kids in the world. They are interested in learning,
they have a sense of humor, they empathize with students
and with events occurring around the world and they truly
want to make a difference in the world. They are down to
earth and they see the importance of family. They understand
that their parents want them to receive the best education
and they are proud of where they go to school.”
Marie has three children, Katie, David and Beth. Katie
graduated from DB in 2003. She is a National Merit
Commended and is in her senior year at Truman
University studying Anthropology and Education. David
graduated from DB in 2005. He is a National Merit Scholar
and is in his sophomore year at the University of Tulsa
studying Petroleum Engineering. Beth is in her sophomore
year at DB. “Katie, David and Beth have been a part of
something so important to me and is now important to
them. They are each different, but have the same fun with
friends. I feel lucky that I see my kids in ways others don’t
have a chance. I see their successes as a parent and as a faculty
member thriving in the classroom.”
“Bishop DuBourg has great students, challenging academics,
and many opportunities for students to find a
place to belong. DB also prepares students to thrive in a
coed community in college and in life.”
faculty
STEVE BETTLACH
“The DB family is helpful, charitable
and wonderful.”
Steve Bettlach is beginning
his 14th year at Bishop
DuBourg High School. One
can always see “Mr. B.” in the
hallways between classes
shaking hands and saying
hello to students and fellow
faculty and staff. “I love to
see the kids in the hall. It
makes my day.”
Mr. B is well known by
younger alumni. “It is wonderful to see the response of our
alumni in returning for Homecoming, Career Day and the
Gala Dinner Auction. Seeing so many DB family members
on campus says something about the school and the people.”
The class of 1995 celebrated their ten year reunion last
fall and left something behind. “I went into my classroom
after the reunion weekend and there were messages all over
my board from members of the class of 1995. That was
really neat. I was touched.”
Mr. B and his wife, Marty, have three children, Steve,
Julie and Brian ’97. “It was great having Brian attend DB. I
saw him make friends and he still has those same friends. It
is nice to see Brian and those friends grow and reach milestones
in their lives. Over the summer, I attended one of
Brian’s friend’s wedding. It was ’good stuff’.” Mr. B and his
wife also have four grandchildren.
“Because Bishop DuBourg High School is a smaller
school, we look to each other and recognize each other. We
take advantage of getting to know everyone and we care
about each other,” Mr. B commented. “We are very accepting
of all types of people and their talents. The DB Family is
helpful, charitable and wonderful.”
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This school year Bishop DuBourg
High School has a new leader for
Faith Formation. Faith Formation is
vital in the growth of an individual’s
spirituality. It is helping to bring faith
and Christ in the faculty and students
through prayer, retreats, the Eucharist
and any faith perspective event. There
are many issues one faces everyday
that pulls us to decide right from
wrong. During that pull, one shouldn’t
forget our moral teachings and our
faith. “My goal is to give students a
critical faculty to discern good from
evil. To give the students a key moral
sense,” Fr. Mike Lydon, Vice President
for Faith Formation stated.
Fr. Lydon works with Campus
Ministry with prayer days, retreats
and liturgies. Some other responsibilities
of the Vice President for Faith
Formation are; keep an active prayer
list of the sick, dying and special
needs, visit the sick in home or hospi-
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Faith Formation
Fr. Mike Lydon, Vice President for Faith Formation
In the latest of upgrades around campus,
Bishop DuBourg launched a new
website. The website was designed to
be user friendly for parents, alumni,
prospective families, students, faculty,
and staff. It even allows a quick peek at
the halls of Bishop DuBourg High
School during a normal day.
Expanding the previous website, new features include a
daily updated news ticker of important immediate details,
a schedule of upcoming athletic events, a more in-depth
overview of the school’s history, expanded information on
the school’s Catholic Identity and Co-Curricula’s, and the
opportunity to make a charitable gift to the school.
DB grads will find the “Alumni” section to be a helpful
tool in keeping up with the news of fellow classmates as
well as the entire Bishop DuBourg community. Alumni
tals, assist with the evaluation of
Religion Teachers and Curriculum,
serve as a resource for the administration,
faculty and staff in matters of
catholic doctrine, build relationships
with neighboring pastors and
parishes that send children to Bishop
DuBourg High School and weekly
masses for the students, parents and
faculty and staff.
Bishop DuBourg High School has a
strong faith identity with our motto
“Faith in Christ…Service to Others.” It
is now time to grow that faith and
identity everywhere in the community.
“The ultimate goal for Bishop
DuBourg High School is to see the faculty
on fire with the mission, prayer in
the classroom, seeing the importance
of Christ in every academic setting
and in everyday life and the students
would feel touched by Jesus spiritually
and emotionally in a positive
experience while attending DB,” Fr.
Lydon expressed.
Fr. Lydon is excited to be back at
Bishop DuBourg High School in this
role. He was a Religion Teacher at
Bishop DuBourg from 1987-1995. He
recently was the Pastor at St. Pius V
Parish from 1995-2006.
At the Opening School Mass, August 29, a new chalice,
donated to Bishop DuBourg High School, was blessed at and
used for the Liturgy. Barb Finan, wife of former coach and
teacher, Tom Finan (1956-65, coach and teacher; 1990s,
coach), gave the chalice to Bishop DuBourg in memory of her
late husband. Engraved on the bottom of the chalice is their marriage
date, Sept. 8, 1956. Barb previously donated funds to renovate our fourth
floor chapel in memory of Tom Finan as well. Thank you to Barb and the
Finan family for remembering Tom through these precious gifts which
enhance our worship at Bishop DuBourg High School.
Bishop DuBourg Launches New Website
can check for updated class
reunion information, as well as
read up on where their classmates
are in the “Class Notes” page.
Parents accessing the site will
find information regarding the
Parents’ Organization, volunteer
opportunities, upcoming events, &
more. Links to the online grade book and the homework
hotline are easily accessible for all current families. In addition,
prospective students and families are welcomed and
guided through the admissions process, while getting some
input from current students.
As DB continues to be on the move, stay current with all
that is happening through our website at
bishopdubourg.org.

Interior Renovations
Completed
Since the summer of 2003, Bishop DuBourg High School
has been involved in an on-going interior renovation project
each summer. In the summer of 2003 construction on
the new Athletic Stadium and Theatre renovations began
with much attention following the Capital Campaign lead
by then Principal Tom Jokerst. As the facelift to the Athletic
Complex was going on, the entire interior began its own
facelift.
Beginning in the summer of 2003, and in the subsequent
summers, the interior of the building was being completely
painted, hallways were retiled, blackboards were replaced
with white boards, classrooms were carpeted, and the entire
school received new full length lockers for the students. In
addition to the physical upgrades, the campus received
major upgrades in technology; including taking the entire
campus wireless. In total, the interior renovations and
repairs came in just over $1 million.
This past summer, the last of the scheduled interior renovations
to some classrooms and a stretch of hallway was
completed. While future summers will always lend themselves
to major renovations and projects, it is nice to finally
finish the last of the classrooms and hallways. “Anyone
who has been back to visit notes how the old campus looks
like a brand new campus; and of course there is always the
same expression, ’why didn’t this happen when I was here’”
said Angela Calloni ’98, Director of Alumni Relations.
If you’re in the neighborhood please stop by and check
out how the new campus looks and feels.
Parents’ Association Giving
a Fresh Look to Front
Landscaping
The Parents’ Association has recently invested much time,
energy, and resources towards the front landscaping of the
campus. Mike Daues ’77 has led the project over the past
year to include new shrubs along the sidewalks, a new concrete
walkway on the front circle, and a new brick and stone
sign for the front of the building. In addition to all of this,
in collaboration with a grant from the Archdiocese and the
Parents’ Association, additional lighting is being added to
the front walk way and the front of the building.
… new shrubs along the sidewalks … new concrete
walkway on the front circle … new brick and stone
sign for the front of the building … additional lighting
is being added to the front walk way and the
front of the building.
Mike, married to Denise (Korte) ’78 and father of Dave
’06, has been working closely with Tony Langhammer ’69,
married to Kim and father of Tony ’06; Mike Shallom, married
to Mary (Taylor) ’74 and father of John ’06 and Joe ’07;
and Terry Noble, married to Lisa and father of Tom ’06 on
the front landscaping project. The “Wednesday Night
Crew” has been active in updating various parts of the
campus over the past three years.
The Parents’ Association has been very active in school
events and projects. The group meets monthly and for the
past three years has been very active in manning the concessions
stand for the outdoor games, raising funds for
school projects, leading the Gala Dinner Auction, and helping
to foster great communications between parents and
the school. The total cost on the project when finished will
likely reach near $50,000. Funds for the project have been
raised through the Parents’ Association, an Archdiocesan
Grant, in-kind donations from parents and alumni, and a
lot of sweat equity.
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FORE!
Bishop DuBourg High School
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15th Annual Golf Tournament
Sunday, May 6, 2007
Quail Creek Golf Course
4 PERSON BEST BALL SCRAMBLE
Sponsorship Opportunities
Cavalier Legacy Sponsor $5,000
Includes Tournament Naming Rights,
course and program recognition, and two
foursomes
$4,000 tax deductible
Class Sponsor $1,500
Includes course and program recognition,
dinner sponsor recognition, and one
foursome
$1,100 tax deductible
Corporate Sponsor $750
Includes a hole sign, program recognition,
dinner sponsor recognition, and one
foursome
$250 tax deductible
Golf Tournament Registration
Hole Sponsor $100
Includes a hole sign and
program recognition
$100 tax deductible
Name Graduation Year
Sponsoring Company
Address
City/State/Zip
Phone
Email
Attendance Prizes
Includes program recognition
Fair market value tax-deductible
Sponsor a Golfer or Foursome $125
per golfer or $500 per foursome
Includes program recognition
$125 per golfer or $500 per
foursome tax deductible
11:30 am
Practice Range
Opens
Noon
Registration, Lunch,
Putting Contest
1:00 pm
Shot Gun Start
6:00 pm
Dinner & Awards
Make your reservation early,
the past two years have
SOLD OUT!
Please check the appropriate line(s)
_____ Cavalier Legacy Sponsor $5,000
_____ Class of _______ Sponsor $1,500
_____ Corporate Sponsor $750
_____ Foursome of Golfers $500
_____ Individual Golfer $125
_____ Hole Sponsor $100
_____ Attendance Prize Donations
_____ I cannot attend, but please accept my donation of
$_______________.
Total Amount Enclosed $____________________.
Please return to: Bishop DuBourg High School,
Attn: Golf Tournament
5850 Eichelberger, St. Louis, MO 63109
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The 21st Annual Cavalcade Gala Dinner Auction
Golf Tournament … Another Successful Year
The Bishop DuBourg Golf
Tournament has been a staple for
alumni, parents, and friends of
Bishop DuBourg High School for the
past fourteen years. The 14th Annual
Golf Tournament was a great success
generating nearly $20,000 for the
Athletic Programs at the school.
The tournament was enhanced
again this year to include additional
food and drinks on the course. Mary
(Schutte) ’77 and her husband Mike
Leeper generously donated Dairy
Queen Dilly Bars on the course. Other
great treats included Candy Bars,
Margaritas, and Grilled Hot Dogs.
More than the extras, the tournament
proved to provide great golf on a beautiful
May Sunday afternoon. The
Gala Reaches
New Heights
Bishop DuBourg’s Annual
Gala Dinner Auction, “I’ll be
Home for Christmas,” is the
school’s largest special event. The 21st annual Gala was
held on November 18, 2006 and was the most successful
auction in school history. The Gala broke $100,000
in revenues for the first time since the auction was separated
from the raffle. More than the revenues, attendance
was up over 33% from the previous two galas.
The Gala included a Preview Night, held the Friday
evening before. Guests and volunteers were treated to
cocktails and hors d’oeuvres as they perused the auction
items and previewed their purchases. The Preview
Night was added in the fall of 2005.
Gala festivities began with mass in the Bishop
DuBourg Chapel. After mass guests moved into main
Saracino Family; John ’75, Bart ’76,
Linda ’76, Mike ’78, and Chris provided
lunch and dinner compliments of their
fine family of Bartolino’s Restaurant.
The Golf Tournament benefits the
Bishop DuBourg High School Athletic
Department. The student athletes
from school donned their jerseys and
hit the course to work the Golf
Tournament to show their appreciation
for everyone’s generosity. The
event was attended by alumni, parents,
teachers, coaches, and friends.
A very special thanks goes to the
Honorary Chairman: Mr. Phil Pisani
’58. Other alumni and key contributors
to the success of the tournament
by serving on the Golf Tournament
Committee include: Matt Blaskiewicz
lobby and the gym to begin bidding on the silent auction.
Guests were entertained by the Bishop DuBourg
Jazz Band & Chamber Singers. A terrific dinner was
served by student volunteers, while wine was passed by
parent volunteers. At the conclusion of dinner, the live
auction began.
Live auction items included a baseball & jersey
autographed by David Eckstein; tickets to March
Madness; a 50” Plasma; a week-long stay at a condo in
Park City, Utah; a Yorkshire terrier puppy, and the
night’s highest selling item: a Chocolate Lab puppy.
The Gala was chaired by Joann (Kitson) McClure ’85
and Mary Connelly, mother of a current sophomore.
Both ladies are also the parent of alumni. The Gala
committee consisted of over twenty-five parents,
numerous alums, and friends of the school. Mark your
calendar and plan on attending next year’s Gala Dinner
Auction the Saturday before Thanksgiving, November
17, 2007. For continued information check out the
website at www.bishopdubourg.org.
The … Tournament was a
great success generating nearly
$20,000 for the Athletic
Programs at the school.
’94, Paul Blaskiewicz ’99, Tim
Chapman ’95, Jim Flavin ’58, Jamie
Frisella ’91, Mary Ann (Beutel)
Girshner ’62, Jim Gleason ’87, Denny
Reagan ’70, Kevin Regan (Athletic
Director), Jim VonDerHaar ’87 and
Brian Walsh ’95.
We are anxiously anticipating the
15th Annual Golf Tournament, which
will be held this spring. Please check
our website www.bishopdubourg.org
for more information.
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Tailgate Begins at 5 pm at Bishop DuBourg
Enjoy complimentary soda, chips, and hotdogs.
Game begins at 7:10 pm
Tickets are $13 per person
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April 26-29: Guild Production, “Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat”
April 27: Bishop DuBourg Family Night at the Ball Park
(See below)
May 6: Golf Tournament (See page 12)
Take Me Out to the Ball Game!
Bishop DuBourg Family
Night at the Ball Park
Friday, April 27, 2007
Bishop DuBourg Family Night
at the Ball Park
Friday, April 27, 2007
Please mail this ticket request to:
Bishop DuBourg High School
Attn: Jim Welby
5850 Eichelberger
St. Louis, MO 63109
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Come cheer on the World Series Champs in their first
home game against the Chicago Cubs. You won’t want to
miss this one!
Limited number of tickets available. Tickets are sold on a first
come, first served basis. For more information contact Jim Welby ’94
at jwelby@bishopdubourg.org
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2006 Proves Fruitful for Cavalier Athletics
Lady Cavaliers Soccer
Only one year removed from a 2nd
place finish in the State
Championship for the Lady Cavaliers
Soccer program, this past spring
proved to be fruitful again for Bishop
DuBourg athletes and teams. The
Lady Cavs captured their second
straight district title with a 9-0 route of
Bayless followed by a 3-2 double overtime
win over a very talented Affton
team. Sophomore Ana Hibbler scored
two goals while senior captain, Katie
Donnelly added the third. The ladies
advanced to the quarter finals of the
state playoffs before being knocked
off 1-0 by Rosati-Kain. Freshman
Goal Keeper Beth Neville showed
great maturity in the Lady Cavaliers
District Championship run. Coach
Kent Hediger felt the ladies showed
great determination. “Having to
replace a lot of key senior leadership
from the state team a year ago, I
thought we really progressed quickly,
and the results reflect a lot of hard
work from the team.”
Track & Field
Track hurdler Melissa Weber made
her second consecutive appearance
in the state championship track meet
held in Jefferson City. Melissa is a 110
High Hurdler and a 300 Intermediate
Hurdler. Weber is also a very accomplished
cross-country runner.
Melissa entered her Junior season
with high expectations and goals. She
had hoped to place in the state meet,
but came up short. It will remain her
goal this off season as she will prepare
for her third consecutive run to the
state championship track meet.
Coach Steve Radomski also sent to
the state track meet his fine men’s relay
team. Seniors Jomonique Simmons,
Reggie Nelson, and Nick Stemmler
joined freshmen Tayswen Sando and
Luke Hibbeler (alternate) to compete
in the State Championship track meet
in both the 4x100 and 4x200 relays.
The team had much momentum
heading into the final weekend of the
track year after having won both
events in the All Catholic Track Meet.
Nelson suffered an injury during the
4x100, and alternate Luke Hibbeler
was called on to fill in the 4x200, the
team’s best event. Unfortunately the
relay team fell short of placing in either
event, and will need to add two additional
speedsters if it hopes to make
another run next season.
Dan Abernathy
Junior Dan Abernathy was rewarded
for his outstanding efforts on the
baseball diamond by being named
Second Team All State for Class 3.
Abernathy was awarded the honor as
a utility player. The All State selection
came on the heels of a First Team All
District and First Team All Conference
Selection. Abernathy was a pitcher
and an outfielder for the Cavaliers,
and played in his third season on the
varsity squad as a junior. Abernathy
had to undergo Tommy John surgery
this summer, and will likely not pitch
in his senior season for the Cavaliers.
Coach Joe Groaning ’83 thinks
Abernathy is an asset anywhere on
the field. “Dan is really good pitcher,
but even if he can’t pitch next season,
his bat and his hustle are enough to
still make him one of the best players
in the area.”
Cross Country
Finishing first in the AAA Conference,
the boys’ Cross Country Team had an
exciting season. In addition to placing
first at the Border States Invitational
meet at Southern Illinois University at
Edwardsville, junior Josh Wallace was
the varsity Conference Champion and
sophomore Jimmy Koester was the
junior varsity champ. Juniors Jake
Garanzini, Jordan Wheeler, Jeff
Morrow, and Wallace all qualified for
the State Championship meet.
Wallace placed 38th, Garanzini at
73rd, and Wheeler at 111th.
Unfortunately, Morrow was unable to
compete due to a death in his family.
Coach Steve Radomski was very
pleased with the determination and
hard work of the team, stating, “We
were very proud of the accomplishments
of both our varsity and JV
teams this season.”
Athletic Director Kevin Regan was
pleased with the success of the 2006
athletic teams and is equally excited
about what lies ahead in 2007. “The
number of student athletes out this
past year leads me to believe that we
will be very competitive in all sports
this year. Bishop DuBourg High
School has a long reputation for excellence
in athletics, and this year should
be no different.”
HIP HIP HOORAY!!
The Bishop DuBourg High School
Cheerleaders participated in the
Ancient Order of Hibernians St.
Patrick’s Day Parade in Dogtown on
March 17, 2006. It was a great day to
show the Cavalier school spirit to
thousands at the parade. In between
walking and throwing beads to the
crowd, the cheerleaders performed
many of their cheers. A few weeks
after the parade, Mrs. Mary (Mense)
Aubuchon ’75 was notified that the
Bishop DuBourg Cheerleaders
received the Grand Marshal Award for
their performance during the parade.
An award ceremony was held at the
Brentwood Legion Hall to present the
cheerleaders with this honor.
Cheerleaders Tricia Ederle, Susie Hark
and Jessica Hollis, accepted the
award.
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alumni
JEANNIE (FLYNN) LEAVITT ’85
SPOTLIGHT ON…
“It was really nice having my
sister with me at school.”
Jeannie (Flynn) Leavitt graduated
from Bishop DuBourg High
School in 1985. She remembered
some of her favorite teachers from
her days at DB. “Fr. Suit for Religion,
Mr. Murray for Government, Mr.
Jobst for English and Mrs. Elliott for
Calculus were some of my memorable
teachers.” Jeannie and her
younger sister, Mary Jo (Flynn) Thierry ’86 went to school
together. “It was really nice having my sister with me at
school. We would discuss certain teachers and homework
assignments. I liked how we shared experiences. I was
preparing myself for Engineering, where Mary Jo was
preparing herself for Sports. Even though we were going into
different subject areas, we appreciated our Catholic education
and how Bishop DuBourg prepared us for college.”
After graduating from DB, Jeannie earned her Bachelor
of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering from
University of Texas-Austin. She then went to Stanford to
earn her Master of Science degree in Aeronautics and
Astronautics. After graduating from Stanford, Jeannie went
into the Air Force. She went to F-15E Striking Goal training
in Arizona and received her flight time in North Carolina,
Idaho and Las Vegas. While in Las Vegas, Jeannie attended
USAF Fighter Weapons School at Nellis AFB, equivalent to
a Top Gun. In 1998, she would return to USAF Fighter
Weapons School to be an instructor for six months. She
also received her MBA from Auburn. Jeannie is the first
female fighter pilot in the Air Force.
Jeannie has been deployed to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait,
Turkey and South Korea. Her deployments were usually 3 to
4 months. In 2003 Jeannie married her husband Craig
Leavitt. While stationed Seoul South Korea, Jeannie and
her husband, welcomed the birth of their first child, a
daughter, Shannon Teresa.
Jeannie is currently a Lt. Col in the United States Air
Force and is stationed at Shaw Air Force Base in South
Carolina. Shannon, Craig and Jeannie will welcome a new
addition to their family in October, a baby boy.
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RICH RIESENBECK ’62
“We established long term
family ties.”
Rich Riesenbeck graduated from
Bishop DuBourg High School in
1962. While attending DB, Rich was
involved in soccer and his parish,
Epiphany. Coach Finan and Fr.
Morris were some of Rich’s memorable
teachers. “Coach Finan was a
very nice person.” Rich’s brother
and two sisters also attended DB.
Bill graduated in 1967, the late Denise Riesenbeck graduated
in 1972 and Debbie (Riesenbeck) Hanak graduated in
1968. “It was great having my siblings and I attend the same
school. We had a lot in common with teachers and friends.
We established long term family ties. Bishop DuBourg High
School provides a quality education. You meet a diverse
group of people that prepares you for life.”
After graduating from DB, Rich attend Southeast
Missouri State to earn his degree in Marketing
Management. He then went on to work for Anheuser Busch
for eighteen years. “During my eighteen years with AB, I
worked in many Marketing areas.” In 1981, Rich bought
McDowell Distributing and changed the name to Golden
Eagle Distributing, a distributor of Anheuser Busch. Over
the years, Rich has bought many distributing companies in
Hannibal, Kirksville and Iowa and merged them with
Golden Eagle. Rich oversees the distributing companies.
With his business leading him to Hannibal, MO, his
brother and sisters remained in St. Louis. Bill ’67 has been
a very successful business man in his own right, focusing in
on investments as a profession. Debbie ’68 had two sons
Scott and Tim that attended Bishop DuBourg High School
in the mid 90s. Rich’s family has always been very tight,
even more so during the long battle with cancer that Denise
’72 forged during the 90s.
Rich has three children, Karen,
Michael and Chrissy. All three are
accomplished in both family and business.
It’s especially neat for Rich to have
his daughter Chrissy overseeing the Iowa
location of Gold Eagle Distributing.

Summer Alumni Theatre
Bishop DuBourg High School’s
Summer Alumni Theatre production
of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats was
held in the Guild Theatre July 12th-
16th. Every production was sold out.
Joie M. DiMercurio ’80 directed,
staged and choreographed the production.
“When we undertook this
project several months ago, we knew
of the challenges ahead. This cast and
crew have been the closest tight knit
group of any I have directed. The crew
has dedicated themselves to the perfection
of tech work. I personally
thank each and every cast and crew
member that put up with my vision of
this show; the first Guild member to
be entrusted to direct. I humbly
bestow the honor and the honor was
all mine when asked to direct this cast
in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats,” Joie
M. DiMercurio ’80 commented.
Congratulations also to Jim Leibrecht
as producer and set decorator of Cats
and to the entire cast and crew.
The cast of Cats…
Denise Buck ’87
Jim Buck ’87
Stacey Buescher ’99
Molly Campbell ’02
David Chandler ’05
Maggie Conroy ’06
Chuck Crittenden ’06
Teri Diehl ’87
Melinda Driscoll ’00
Cliff Downey ’77
Adrienne Gleeson ’85
Kevin Haberberger ’95
Debi Katich ’93
Kelly Kothe ’82
Justin Leibrecht ’06
Sandy Leibrecht ’69
Aaron Moning ’05
Sandy Oppland ’80
Ellen Reichart ’85
Victoria Russell ’93
George Spelvin
Jeremy Stockmann ’94
Allison Wamser ’05
Marcy Wiegert ’06
Bishop DuBourg
Goes Hollywood
Bishop DuBourg is hitting the big
screen! In early October, a film crew
affiliated with Warner Brothers began
shooting the family film Alice on campus.
The movie is about an adolescent
girl named Alice who is trying to
deal with the perils of middle school.
The movie is based on the Alice book
series by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor and
broaches many topics, such as families,
friendships, and understanding.
Alice stars Alyson Stoner, who played
Sarah Baker in the recent “Cheaper by
the Dozen” movies, as well as Penny
Marshall, Luke Perry, and Ashley
Drane. Drane, the wife of World Series
MVP David Eckstein, had the Cardinal
Shortstop on campus for four days
after the championship run. Alice is
set to be released later in 2007.
Career Day
Each year, Career Day is held during
junior week. Alumni return to Bishop
DuBourg to speak to juniors about
their area of expertise. This past year,
nineteen alumni spoke to the class of
2007. The students listened and asked
questions. Many students commented
on how enjoyable it was to
hear stories about the alumni’s DB
experiences. “It was great to get a
glimpse into areas that interest me. I
am not sure what I want to be, but listening
to different areas gave me new
perspectives. Plus, it is neat to hear
stories from the alumni,” Bobby
Radomski ’07 commented.
“… it is neat to hear
stories from alumni.”
Thank you to our
alumni speakers…
Ms. Janice Book ’88 – Accounting
Mr. Tony Caputa ’75 – Carpentry
Captain Steve Davila ’83 –
EMT/Paramedic/Firefighting
Mr. Mike Meyer ’70 – Engineering
Mr. Steve Frank ’66 – Financial
Planning/Attorney
Mr. Matt Ema ’83 – Hair Dressing
Ms. Kathleen Nelson ’77 – Sports
Journalism
Mr. John Intagliato ’83 – Marketing/
Advertising/Graphic Design
Mr. Denny Reagan ’70 – Performance
Arts
Mr. Tom Hunt ’72 – Pharmacy
Bobby Radomski ’07
Mr. Bill Jennings ’73 – Physical Therapy/
Sports Medicine
Dr. Jenna Putzel ’95 – Medicine
Ms. Kori Johnson ’00 – Nursing
Sgt. Tim Reagan ’74 – Law Enforcement
Mr. Jim Gleason ’87 – Entrepreneur/
Business Owner
Mr. Bob Jackson ’67 – Auto Mechanic
Mr. Dick Wehner ’69 – Education
Mr. Paul Lucecky ’88 – Architecture
Mr. Tom Kavanaugh ’96 – Writer
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Hall of Fame Honors Football, Volleyball,
and Tennis Alumni, and Coaches
The 2006 Hall of Fame.
The 2006 Hall of Fame Ceremony held on Saturday,
April 29, 2006 was a moment to honor and remember
so many tremendous athletes and coaches. The
evening was a great reuniting of past teammates and
coaches.
Mr. Floyd Hacker, longtime coach, teacher, and
principal served as the evening’s keynote speaker. Mr.
Hacker walked the audience down memory lane with
stories from the days at the Barracks to old coaches
and players. Each inductee that attended offered
words of gratitude, and pride in being selected by the
Selection Committee for the Bishop DuBourg High
School Hall of Fame.
★
Keynote speaker, the
great Floyd Hacker.
2006 Hall of Fame
Pete Bruggeman ’63 – Football
Dan Smith ’66 – Football
Bob Crowley ’67 – Football
Sam Finocchio ’67 – Football
Mike Van Hoogstraat ’67 – Football
George Kanne ’68 – Football
Rich Tedoni ’68 – Football
Norm Kloepper ’69 – Football
Rick Story ’71 – Football
Mike Hartmann ’74 – Football
Mark Hacker ’75 – Coach
Bill Kunz ’78 – Football
Tony Visintine ’82 – Football
Toni Fragale ’83 – Volleyball
Keith Hargis ’83 – Tennis
Brian Simmons ’85 – Football
Shelly (Dennie) Carroll ’90 – Volleyball
Donald Harris ’90 – Football
Joyce (Book) Ortwerth ’91 – Volleyball
Steve Drexeler ’94 – Football
Marco Moore ’94 – Football
Reggie Sykes ’94 – Football
Tom Finan – Coach
Fran Willett – Coach
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MILESTONES
CHECK THE DATE FOR
YOUR CLASS REUNION
Class of 1957
Planning 2007 Reunion for
November 10, 2007 at Bishop
DuBourg. Seeking classmates. Call
John Cochran at (314)832-3172, Nancy
Taylor Sinnett at (314)352-1225, or
Fran Dunne Emerson at (314)351-
7489 for more information or to help.
Class of 1962
Commemorating 45 years of
memories! The class of 1962 will be
celebrating their reunion on
Saturday, September 29, 2007. Please
contact Mary Ann Girshner for more
information and if you would like to
help with the reunion at magirshner@yahoo.com.
Alums Enjoy Homecoming Festivities
This past fall, alumni and their families were back on
campus to participate in the Bishop DuBourg Alumni
Homecoming Weekend. The weekend kicked off with
the Family Festival and Homecoming Football game on
Friday, September 29th as the Cavaliers took on Park
Hills Central High School. Many DB families enjoyed
the barbecue and mini-carnival that included games
and prizes, and had their pictures taken with our very
own Cavalier mascot, TLGE. Alumni then gathered in
the dining hall for the Alumni Social Hour during the
Class of 1967
Celebrating 40 years on Saturday,
May 5, 2007! The reunion will begin
with mass in the DB Chapel (adjacent
to the High School – entrance through
the DuBourg House) at 5:00pm followed
by Happy Hour at 6:00pm and
Dinner at 6:30pm. Price is $30 per
person and includes dinner, wine,
beer, soda, music, and memories. If
you have questions, please contact
Rick Grellner at (636)797-5699, Jan
Dohr Keenoy at (314)729-1060, or Cal
Fritz at ckfritz2002@yahoo.com.
Class of 1987
We are planning our 20 year
reunion for the fall of 2007. For more
information please contact Denise
Buck at (314)481-8705.
Class of 1991
Jamie Frisella is organizing, for
more information contact Jamie at
jgfrisella@aol.com.
game and after. The event reunited old friends, reconnected
classmates, and all shared many laughs and old
stories. On Saturday, September 30th, alums returned
to campus for the Alumni Soccer Game and Barbecue.
An estimated 40 DB grads from the classes of 1967-2006
participated in the game and even more were in the
stands, cheering them on. With the huge success of this
year’s festivities, next year is sure to be a hit! Mark your
calendars for October 12-14, 2007.
Check the Bishop DuBourg website
for more information at
www.bishopdubourg.org or
contact Angie Calloni ’98,
the Director of Alumni at
314-783-4412.
Time to Start
Planning Your Reunion
The Classes of
1953, 1958, 1963, 1968,
1972, 1973, 1977, 1978,
1982, 1983, 1988, 1992,
1993, 1997, 1998,
2002, & 2003
need to start planning
your reunion now.
If you are interested in helping
organize your class reunion, let us
help you out. Contact Angela Calloni
’98 at acalloni@bishopdubourg.org or
by phone at (314)783-4412.
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CLASS NOTES
Class of 1963
John Taylor is a Program/Advocacy
Officer for Catholic Relief Services in
Chicago. He is a father of two and a recent
grandfather of Gabriel Langston Pulliam,
born November 7, 2004. Congratulations,
John!
Class of 1964
Roberta (Willie) McDonald Busch would
like to wish a Happy 60 th Birthday to all of
her classmates. Stay healthy and happy!
God bless you all!
Class of 1966
Joe Scalise Jr. is a Chief Deputy Juvenile
Officer. He manages the Special Services
Department for the Family Court,
Juvenile Division, and City of St. Louis. Joe
also is a member of the Missouri
Restorative Justice Coalition, the liaison
for the Family Court with the
Collaborative Social Work Project, and on
the Advisory Committee for the Children
and Families Curriculum at Washington
University. Joe also conducts a grief group
for his parish, St. John’s of Imperial,
Missouri. He received an award from the
US Attorney’s Office in 2001 for
Distinguished Service.
Class of 1967
Congratulations to Carol (Hoerr) Kochon
on graduating Summa Cum Laude from
Vincennes University! She is also soon to
be a grandmother!
After 35 years of teaching, Randy Guber
has retired. He taught at Holy Family (7
years), Central High School (6 years),
Beaumont High School (15 years),
Gateway Tech (7) years. Guber taught
special education for 28 years in the St.
Louis Public Schools and coached Varsity
girls basketball and boys Varsity Soccer.
He enjoys visiting lighthouses and still
spreads the “Light of Christ” to others
Class of 1970
Congratulations to Phil Beerman, husband
of Carol (Garavaglia) Beerman ’70
who was inducted into the St. Louis
Soccer Hall of Fame on September 21,
2006. He was inducted for his long career
as a soccer player, which includes his
20 The Cavalier
years at Bishop DuBourg. He has also
been coaching and officiating for many
years. He is presently Assistant Principal
of Affton High School and just recently
gave up the position of Athletic Director
for the school.
Class of 1971
Janet (Perez) Eckles was featured in the
March 1, 2006, issue of The New York
Times. Jan is a national inspirational
speaker, writer and author. Her articles
have been published in regional and
national magazines. She’s also published
in five books, in addition to her own
inspirational book, “Trials of Today,
Treasures for Tomorrow: Overcoming
Adversities in Life.” It’s her story illustrating
triumph and success over adversity.
Its pages include her experiences at
DuBourg and in the South St. Louis
neighborhood. She’d be delighted to hear
from her fellow alumni:
jeckles@cfl.rr.com
Class of 1972
Ken Page was the recipient of the 2006
Kevin Kline Award for Outstanding
Supporting Actor in a Musical. Page was
recognized for his portrayal of King Herod
in The MUNY’s production of Jesus Christ
Superstar. Page can also currently be
found on the big screen in the movie
Dreamgirls, playing the part of Max
Washington.
Class of 1973
Mary Ann (Conroy) Knight is the Chief
Operation Officer of Community Hospital
in Tampa, Florida. While living in St.
Louis, Mary Ann held titles such as Vice
President of
Patient Services
at St. Joseph
Hospital in
Kirkwood and
Vice President of
Operations at
Missouri Baptist
Medical Center
and St. John’s
Hospital in
Springfield, Ill.
Congratulations to Bruce Marren on
directing a documentary, “At Large with
Mickey McTague.” The documentary
appeared in the 6 th Annual Filmmakers
Showcase film festival at the Tivoli
Theatre in July.
Class of 1978
Joy (Hoedel) Elder just returned from a
mission trip to Zambia. She has founded
the African Vision of Hope, feeds, educates
and houses 153 orphans whose parents
have died of AIDS. She helps to grow
her ministry to over 400 children. For
more information, please email Joy at
jelder@bohradionetwork.com
Congratulations to Fr. Frank D’Amico on
celebrating 20 years as a priest on January
3, 2007!
Class of 1981
Mary (Aubuchon) Osmer has been living
in San Antonio, TX for the past 4 years
with her husband, William “Ozzy” Osmer,
III and their daughter, Juliet. Mary is the
Director of Patient Care for Outreach
Health Services.
Class of 1982
John Clancy received the Obie Award for
Sustained Excellence in Direction. The
Obie Award is the Off-Broadway equivalent
of the Tony. John and his wife have
been involved in the “fringe theatre”
movement in New York City, England,
Scotland and Australia for 15 years. He is
the founder of the New York City Fringe
Theatre Festival. Congratulations, John!
Mary (Kennedy) Hirt and her husband,
Mike, have been married for 20 years.
They have three children, James, David
and Michelle. Mary and Mike are active in
a small faith community and as Parish
Advocates for Parishioners with
Disabilities at St. Joseph Parish in
Cottleville.
Class of 1983
Congratulations
to Louise (Caola)
Cheli on being
awarded the 2006
St. Luke’s Healthy
Woman of the
Year!
Dave Mack attended & graduated from
Mizzou in 1988. He is now the vice-president
of Sales at Automation Service,
which is an international process-controls
company that is headquartered in St.
Louis. In 2003, Dave married Cindy
Preszler. Dave and Cindy reside in West
County.
Class of 1984
Craig Fisher has been married sixteen
years to Pamela and has to children,
Amanda Kemper, 21 and Erik Fisher, 13.
Craig and his family live in San Antonio,
Texas. Currently, Craig is a General
Manager for a Texas Restaurant chain,
Whataburger.
Class of 1985
Constance (Ruzicka) Flynn and her husband,
Michael Flynn, Jr. have two children,
Michael and Samantha. They reside
in Arnold.

Congratulations to Barb (Vilimek)
Hacker and Kevin Hacker ’73 on their July
30, 2005 marriage! Barb is an English
teacher at Rosati-Kain High School and
Kevin is principal at St. Mary’s High
School.
Class of 1986
Congratulations to Darron Hunt and Lisa
(Love) Hunt to the birth of their first
child, Ryan Joseph Hunt, on November 6,
2005. Darron and Lisa have been
together for 19 years.
Class of 1987
Congratulations to Derek Maschek on
opening two businesses; Blue Boat
Designs in Downtown St. Louis and Space
Interiors in Maplewood!
Congratulations to Cathrynn (Meyer)
Navarro on her June 2 nd wedding to
Gregory Navarro. The two were married
at St. Anthony of Padua Church where
Cathrynn’s parents were also married,
and Gregory’s mother went to school.
Congrats!
Class of 1990
Angela (Frost) Pinex finished her Master’s
degree at SLU in 2003 in Finance and Real
Estate Development. She currently works
for the City of St. Louis at the Community
Development Administration. Angela
married her husband on October of 2005
and welcomed a new baby to their family
in August. Congratulations Angela!
Class of 1994
Steve Drexler is the head coach of the
girls’ varsity Volleyball team at Beckman
High School in Dyersville, Iowa. Steve and
his wife, Jenni, have two boys, Exodus and
Titus. They welcomed their third baby
into their family this past July.
Where Are You Now?
Nicole (Kestler) Ryan married Dan Ryan
in April of 2002. They have three children,
Jack Anthony age 5, Francis Joseph age 2
and Claire Margaret age 1.
Congratulations to Jennifer (Dodson)
Roberts and her husband, Dennis, on the
birth of their first child, Grace McKamely
Roberts, on October 14, 2005!
Class of 1996
Congratulations to Mary (Bruegger)
Young on her marriage to Roger Young.
They have two children, Sylvia and
Benjamin!
Congratulations to Matt and Robin
(Mittrucker) Kakta on their marriage on
September 3, 2005. Matt and Robin welcomed
a daughter, Madison Renee Kakta,
on July 13 th , 2006!
Congratulations to Katie Uxa on her
acceptance to Bastyr University’s
Graduate Program in Nutrition and
Counseling!
Class of 1997
Congratulations to Gerard Giammanco
and Cara Bettlach on their marriage in
May of 2005! Gerry’s brother, Bobb (2000)
was the best man; Gerry’s sister, Karen
(2002) and Connie Lifka (1997) were
bridesmaids. Congratulations to the cavalier
couple.
Congratulations to Julie Hanebrink on
graduating from Christian Brothers
College in Memphis. She graduated from
LSU in May with a Master Degree in
Forensic Anthropology. This summer
she will be working in Uganda on a
Malaria prevention program.
Congratulations to Dave Lashbrook on
his engagement to Lindy Buholzer! A
January 2007 wedding is planned.
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Congratulations to Jennifer (Dodson)
Roberts on her marriage to Dennis in
June of 2000. Jennifer and Dennis welcomed
their first child, Grace McKamely
Roberts on October 14, 2005!
Class of 1998
Congratulations to Margaret (Miklovic)
Lyons and her husband, Brian, on the
birth of their daughter, Lilian, on May 1,
2006! Brian won the 2006 St. Louis St.
Patrick’s Day 5 mile run. Both Margaret
and Brian finished second in the 2005 St.
Louis St. Patrick’s Day 5 mile run.
Class of 1999
Congratulations to Ed Phillips on his
marriage to Christina Davis in July! Greg
Tappella (’99), Jason Reis (’99), Adam
Butz(’99), Cathy Phillips (’01), Melissa
Zwilling (’99), and Shannon Ponce (’99),
were all members of the wedding party.
Class of 2000
Congratulations to Angela Fischer on her
marriage to Joe Bentrup in August of
2005! They welcomed their son, Lucas
James, on January 23, 2006!
Congratulations to Laura Nostrand on
her engagement to Bobb Giammanco!
They are planning a June 2007 wedding.
Nicholas Schwenk returned from Iraq
and is now a Sergeant Drill Instructor on
Riffle Range at Camp Pendleton.
Class of 2001
Congratulations to Rachel Osborne on
her marriage to Jesse Baker on August 12,
2006! Rachel is working as a fifth grade
teacher at Fort Bowman Academy in
Cahokia, IL. She graduated in May 2005
from SIUE-Edwardsville.
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Elizabeth (Reinken) Sitzes married
Buddy on December 23, 2005. Her maid
of honor was Kathleen Reinken’04. They
will be living in Germany for the next year
with her husband on a military base.
Class of 2002
Congratulations to Jacob Miklovic on his
graduation from St. Louis Missouri
University at Rolla. He graduated Summa
Cum Laude in the Aerospace Engineering
Program. Jacob was also a member of several
honor societies; Tau Beta Pi-National
Engineering Honor Society, Sigma
Gamma Tau-National Aerospace
Engineering Honor Society and Phi
Kappa Phi-The Honor Society for the best
and brightest from all academic disciplines.
Jacob also received many honor
scholarships; Missouri Bright Flight
Scholar, Tilles Foundation Scholar,
Goghill Foundation Scholar and a
Gorman Foundation Scholar.
Kim Geodeker graduated from Webster
University in May of 2006 with a B.A. in
Public Relations. She is now working at
Weber Shandwick Worldwide doing P.R.
for companies such as Coca-Cola and
Energizer. Congratulations, Kim!
Congratulations to Christina Santangelo
for recently winning the title of 2006 Miss
Missouri American Co-Ed Queen!
Christina has gone on to the National
pageant in November in Orlando, Florida
where she competed against girls ages 18-
23 from across the country.
Class of 2004
Congratulations to Diana Neubert on her
graduation from Midwest Institute in
March of 2005. She is working as a Vet
Assistant at Banfield Pet Hospital.
Anton Hanebrink graduated from
Washington University with his MBA
from Wharton. Currently, Anton is working
for Hewlitt Packard in San Francisco
He is planning to be married to Iris Choi
this winter.
Congratulations to Steve Smith on
achieving Academic All-American status
for Soccer at Meramac Community
College!
Christina Webb went to the Air Force
Academy Prep School in ’05, then went to
the Air Force Academy and is now in her
second year there. She is currently premed,
a Bio Chem Major and Chinese
minor and will be doing AIDS bio
research in South Africa. She will be
doing language immersion in China this
coming summer. She is stationed in
Colorado Springs, Colorado. Her position
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within The Academy is in group standardization
and evaluation.
Class of 2005
Congratulations to Bryan Erlanger on his
induction into the Quincy University
Chapter of Phi Eta Sigma. This is a national
honor society for college freshmen.
Bryan earned above a 3.5 grade point
average in a challenging set of courses his
first semester.
Kate Ogden appeared on the cover of St.
Louis Bride and Groom in the spring. She
is pursuing a modeling career in New
York. Congratulations, Kate!
Kyle Regan is making quite an impression
on the Webster University soccer team. In
a recent game against Maryville
University, Kyle scored two of the team’s
three goals that helped the team secure
their second win of the season. Way to go,
Kyle!
Class of 2006
Good luck to Alex Klapp ‘05 and Angie
Rich ’05 who are new additions to the
Meramec Magic Women’s Soccer team!
Magic Coach Jeff Karl has high hopes for
the two.
Congratulations to faculty member,
Sherry Zink, on the birth of her granddaughter
on April 16, 2005! Gabriela Rose
weighed in at 6 lbs 6oz! Congratulations
to grandma and parents, Brent and Emily
Spicuzza!
Congratulations to faculty member, Rick
Czuppon and his wife, Becky, on the birth
of their daughter on June 5, 2006! Addison
Elizabeth weighed in at 9lbs 1oz.! We
would also like to congratulate Mr.
Czuppon on his coaching of the
Brentwood High School Girl’s Volleyball
Team! The Eagles have a strong 16-2-2
overall record and are 5-0-0 in South
Central Athletic Association play. Way to
go, Coach!
Don Burrus, long time teacher and coach,
was mentioned along with his son, Brian
and granddaughter, Katrina, in the April
7, 2006 issue of the National Catholic
Reporter. The article detailed the transformation
of individual players into a
team with fun, and leadership as a key
aspect of winning.
Congratulations to former faculty member,
Bob Kuban, on his autobiography,
“Bob Kuban: My Side of the Bandstand.”
FUTURE
CAVALIERS
Lauren Seppi
Daughter to Katie
(Adams) ’95 &
Mike Seppi
Addison Czuppon
Daughter to
teacher Rick &
Becky Czuppon
Joey Feigenblatt
Grandson to Mary
Ann and Kirk
Boschert, President
Brayden Koester
Son to
Kyle Regan ’05 &
Allie Koester ’06
Alexander Webb
Grandson to
Ken ’60 &
Marge Webb
Lillian Marie
Lyons’ Daughter to
Margaret
(Miklovic) ’98 and
Brian Lyons.
Olivia Blaskiewicz,
Daughter to Matt
& Holly
Blaskiewicz (both
class of ’94)

Wallace Albritton, father to Dan
Albritton, father-in-law to Sharon
Albritton, grandfather to Shane, ’06,
Ellen, ’08 and Seamus ’10 Albritton,
passed away on May 21, 2006.
John Beyer, ’57, brother to Dan Beyer
’58, passed away on April 27, 2006.
Helen Burke, mother to Julie Ogden,
mother-in-law to Stephen Ogden
grandmother to Kate ’05 and Geoff ’07
Ogden, passed away on May 18, 2006.
Mary Anne (Smith) Dawson, ’66, wife to
Jim, passed away on December 28,
2005.
Mark Deves ’80, son to Donald and Rita
Deves, brother to Larry Deves ’72, Tom
Deves, Mary (Deves) Eggleston ’75, Tim
Daves ’77, John Deves ’82, Teresa
(Deves) Kern’85, brother-in-law to
Shawn Kern ’82, passed away on March
19, 2006.
Ellen Driscoll, mother to Larry Driscoll,
teacher and Campus Minister at Bishop
DuBourg High School, passed away on
June 10, 2006.
Dennis Eckhard, husband to Gerrie
(Hendron) Eckhard ’69, father to Eileen
’96, passed away on July 2, 2006.
Helen Gelhot, mother to Kathy Guerra,
Guidance Counselor at Bishop
DuBourg High School, grandmother to
Jessica Guerra ’09, passed away on June
1, 2006.
Joan Hajek, ’66, mother to Karen
Francis ’87, granddaughter to Kayla
Cedeck and sister to Jerry Jacobsmeyer
’59, Don Jacobsmeyer ’62 and Mary Lou
Hake ’71, passed away on October 3,
2005 after a long battle with lung cancer.
Richard Jasper, father to Linda Ederle,
father-in-law to John Ederle and grandfather
to Tricia Ederle ’07, passed away
on May 4, 2006.
Dan Kohne, ’69, husband to Joanne
(Cuba) Kohne ’71, father to Kristen
Kohne ’03, brother-in-law to Barbara
(Cuba) Hatton ’66 and Carolyn (Cuba)
Bruce ’82, passed away on April 14,
2006 of a massive heart attack.
Steve Komrska ’83, father to Nick and
Kimmy, passed away on November 21,
2005 after a courageous battle with
brain cancer. He is also survived by his
parents, his sister, Lisa Younger and
brother, Brian ’84.
Catherine (Jett) Kummer, mother to
Kay (Kummer) Siegel ’66, Susan
Kummer (former art teacher at Bishop
zIn
Memory
May their souls rest in peace eternal with God.
DuBourg), James Kummer ’70, Laura
(Kummer) Grellner ’72, Linda (Kummer)
Chandler, 72, grandmother to Tim
Kummer, Mike Kummer ’98, Jacob Siegel,
Emily Siegel, Lindsay Chandler ’05, Matt
Chandler ’03, Davey Chandler ’05, Charlie
Grellner and Sarah Grellner, passed away
on April 8, 2006
Agnes (Rathouz) Lifka, father to Richard
Lifka, long time maintenance worker and
grandmother to Connie Lifka ’97 and
Elizabeth Lifka ’96, passed away on July 8,
2006.
Helen (Prokipchuk) Mallmann, mother to
Robert and Paul Mallmann, mother-in-law
to Jacki and Liz, grandmother to Bobby ’07,
Paul ’07, Kelley ’08 and Sarah ’09, passed
away on July 16, 2006.
Margaret Maher, grandmother to Mary
Maher, former Director of Communications
at Bishop DuBourg High School,
passed away on July 24, 2006.
Margaret (Coll) McDevitt, mother to Marie
(McDevitt) Neville, teacher at Bishop
DuBourg High School, grandmother to
Katie ’03, David’05 and Elizabeth ’09,
passed away on June 28, 2006.
William F. Miller, ’54, husband to
Rosemarie (Bosse) Miller, father to
Anthony Miller, Timothy Miller, Andrew
Miller, Jill Miller, Richard Miller, brother to
Charles Miller ’58, Roger Miller, Judy
(Miller) Kreider ’62, and Evelyn Gaddis ’66,
passed away on February 16, 2006.
Steve Nunn, ’90, husband to Carrie Nunn,
son to Dulaney and JoAnn Nunn, Jr., father
to Emily, Heather and Nicholas Nunn,
brother to Ellen Buxton, Karen Nunn and
Lauren Nunn and uncle to Brittany Buxton
’07, passed away on April 16, 2006.
Josephine (Cassani) Oldani, mother to
Michael Oldani, ’71, and Mark Oldani ’74,
grandmother to Angela ’97, passed away
on January 13, 2006.
Joseph Sotolar ’57, husband to Joan
Sotolar ’58, father to Joseph Sotolar III,
Dennis Sotolar, Tamara (Sotolar)
Krassinger, Mark Sotolar, Kim (Sotolar)
Landgraf and Renee Sotolar, passed away
on May 7, 2006.
Edward Stender, father to Nancy (Stender)
Danzeisen ’70, father-in-law to Rick
Danzeisen, grandmother to Lauren
Danzeisen, passed away on January 20,
2006.
Henrietta “Joyce” Stokes ’80, sister to
Phyllis Lovett ’69, Wanda Stokes ’70,
Christine Stokes ’73, William Stokes ’78,
passed away on March 29, 2006.
David Gau ’60, husband of Dorie
(Gray) Dau, father of Denise Patton,
Danette Weems, David Gau, and
Douglas Gau, brother of Bob Gau ’57,
Elmer Gau ’58, Margie Seiter, Charlie
Gau ’64, Joan Carro, and Bill Gau
passed away on Septermber 23, 2006.
Robert Klobe, Sr. passed away on
September 14th , 2006. Robert was
married to Eleanor (Corbett) Klobe and
was the father of Marianne McVey,
Robert Klobe Jr. ’81, Gregory Klobe ’86,
and Michael Klobe ’90.
Joseph P. Urzi, father of Rosa Urzi ’03,
and Fred Urzi ’04, and husband of
Diane (Straeter) Urzi, passed away on
August 31, 2006.
Lawrence “Larry” Frank Brinker ’62
died on August 1, 2006. Larry was married
to Susan Brinker, and they had six
children.
Michael C. Favazza, father of Michael
Favazza, Perry Favazza, and the late
Norma A. Glasener, and husband of
Beverly Favazza, died August 22, 2006
at the age of 80.
Michael D. Bathe, uncle of Jim Welby,
Director of Advancement at Bishop
DuBourg High School, passed away
December 4, 2006.
Janelle (Bock) Darmody ’86, wife to
John Darmody, daughter to John and
Bernice Bock sister to Jeanne (Bock)
Leicht ’82, Greg Bock ’77, Steve Bock
’78. Jim Bock ’80, and Robert Bock ’83,
passed away on August 20, 2006.
Gary DiProspere ’60, husband of Betty
(Winkler) passed away on July 19, 2006.
Alex Bilyeu ’05 passed away suddenly
on November 5, 2006.
Michael F. Zundel died on November
18, 2006. Michael was married to
Nancy (Kniesche) Zundel and was the
father of Bryan ’04, Patrick, and
Christopher Zundel.
Timothy F. Ferell, husband of Meg
Ferell and father of Erin Jones, Tim, jr.
and Kelly Ferell ’07 passed away on
November 9, 2006.
Claudia L. Frick, III, daughter of Joseph
H. III and Claudia (Smith), mother of
Tyler David and Mason Wade Frick, sister
of Avonlea Frick ’10, died suddenly
on December 17, 2006.
Susan (Fahey) Mazanec ’87, wife to
Dwight ’84, mother to Nicole,
Kathleen, Rebecca, Caroline and Emily,
daughter to Bob and Lorriane’63
(Boyle) Fahey, sister to Julie’83 (Fahey)
Kemp, and Betsy (Fahey) Pilla ’84,
passed away on August 21, 2006 after a
long battle with cancer.
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Cavalier Nation
Bishop DuBourg High School has 17,900 active alumni across the United States.
Look how many live in each state. It’s a Great Day to be a Cavalier across the nation!
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NUMBER OF
STATE ALUMNI
Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Arizona . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
California . . . . . . . . . . . . 221
Colorado. . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
Connecticut . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Delaware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
District of Columbia. . . . . 5
Florida. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 218
Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Hawaii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Idaho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 507
Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Kansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
Kentucky. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Maine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Maryland . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Massachusetts . . . . . . . . . 25
Michigan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Mississippi . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Missouri . . . . . . . . . . 15,291
Montana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Nevada . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
New Hampshire . . . . . . . . 2
New Jersey . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
New Mexico . . . . . . . . . . . 17
New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
North Carolina . . . . . . . . 35
North Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Oklahoma. . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . 30
Rhode Island . . . . . . . . . . . 1
South Carolina . . . . . . . . 20
South Dakota . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252
Utah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Vermont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Washington . . . . . . . . . . . 51
West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Wyoming. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
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BISHOP DUBOURG HIGH SCHOOL
Annual Giving
Annual Report 2005-2006
July 1, 2005 – June 30, 2006
Annual Giving
Cavalier Legacy Society
(Gifts of $10,000 or more)
Norbert & Elaine Butz
Jerald & Judith ’78 Kent
Lawrence Loftus
Marcella Mueth
Philip ’58 & Gloria Pisani
Gary ’73 & Lorena Story
Cavalier Leadership Society
(Gifts Between $5,000 - $9,999)
John & Jennifer Gagan
Beulah Riedel
John Scott
Larry ’62 & Bonnie Walker
COM-SAL, Inc. John Stenger ’60
President’s Circle
(Gifts Between $2,000 - $4,999)
Joseph Boeger ’77
Don & Elaine Burrus
Class of 1955
Mark ’67 & Mary Connelly
William & Christina Cuppett
Claire DePalma
Richard ’66 & Catherine Eimer
Tom ’57 & Fran ’57 Emerson
Steven ’66 & Mary Frank
Robert ’62 & Shawn Fuchs
Walter & Mary Gerau
Anthony & Dorothy ’57 Hausladen
Larry ’66 & Barbara Lock
Cheryl Lovell ’74
Maggie Welby Foundation
Dan & Sharon Marshak
Frank Murphy ’68
Shirley Norris
Evelyn Ottenad
Joseph & Peggy ’73 Purk
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque School
Gary & Glenda Underwood
James ’66 Whiteley & Karen Foss
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Bishop DuBourg Circle
(Gifts Between $1,000 - $1,999)
Bill & Judy ’82 Benevento
Janice Book ’88
Harry Book
Mike ’64 & Joyce ’64 Bytnar
Robert & Sharon ’59 Carpenter
Michael & Joan ’64 Carpenter
Nicholas ’61 & Sharon Dalba
Niel & Ellen ’76 De Vasto
Samuel Digirolamo
Mark ’80 & Maureen ’82 Donnelly
Arthur ’62 & Erma Falkler
Thomas ’63 & Mitch Fleming
Food Service Consultants
Ronald & Joan Gagnepain
Louis Garr
Donald & Ellen Graves
Don ’56 & Rosemary Gunther
Michael Hartmann ’74
Terry & Kathryn Hartz
Thomas ’76 & Diane ’75 Healey
Ronald ’68 & Joyce Hoffman
Robert ’67 & Linda Jackson
Robert & Sandra ’69 Johnson
Raymond ’62 & Diane ’62 Jokerst
Thomas ’64 & Sally Jost
Jim & Barbara ’69 Kick
Thomas & Laurie Koetting
Rev. Michael Lydon
Robert ’80 & Jacki ’82 Mallmann
Michael ’62 & Kathryn McNamara
John & Linda Meurer
Jim Mueller
Dennis Payton ’55
Richard ’55 & Marilyn ’55 Piatchek
Professional Business Men’s Club
Richard ’76 & Joan Provaznik
George ’76 & Roxanne Putney
Christopher ’81 & Judy Raineri
Stephen ’68 & Marilyn Shady
James ’58 & Beverly Shekelton
Richard Tedoni ’68
The Federation of Italian Organizations of
St. Louis Metro
The Parish of Cure of Ars
Richard & Gail ’67 Tognarelli
Stephen ’66 & Mary ’66 Vierling
James ’94 & Jamie Welby
Kelly & Cathy White
Kurt ’78 & Jeannie Will
Cavalier Club
(Gifts Between $500- $999)
9th District Business Association
Tom & Diane ’67 Abernathy
Steve & Nance ’73 Acheson
Steve & Susan Aldrich
Sonny & Deborah Aumer
John ’58 & Mary ’58 Behrmann
Gerald & Rita Bernds
Biggie’s Restaurant
Marla Brewer
Daniel Brown
Kenneth ’62 & Loretta Bruckner
James ’87 & Denise ’87 Buck
Richard ’76 & Donna Buck
Stephen ’76 & Angela ’77 Butz
Victor ’68 & Jolian Callier
Class of 1995 Reunion
James ’62 & Eileen ’63 Dale
Gregory & Susan Danker
John Delargy & Ellen Sheahan
Michael ’75 & Lynn DiRaimondo
Daniel & Lisa ’79 Donahue
Christopher Egan
Thomas & Celeste ’80 Engel
Epiphany of Our Lord School
William & Gail Fann
Sam ’67 & Barbara Finocchio
Michael Fischer ’77
Jamie Frisella ’91
Elizabeth Goetz ’83
Martha Goetz ’57
Kevin Hacker ’73
Hager Companies
Roy & Ann Hatchard
Dijana Hiros
John & Susan ’78 Hussey

John ’62 & Joyce Jokerst
Daniel ’65 & Jane Keuss
Rita Krodinger ’65
Mike & Diane ’69 Kuhlmann
Sylvester & Rose Liss
Steve & Mary Mann
Jeffrey & Catherine ’79 McDougall
James ’60 & Peggy McEvoy
Frank & Patricia McTigue
Arthur Mees
Kevin ’74 & Karen Murphy
Stephen & Marie Neville
Cynthia Neville
Tim Ott ’78
Michael Ottoline ’67
Robyn Pohrer
Mark Preiss
Tyler ’73 & Mary ’75 Raines
Dennis ’70 & Michelle Reagan
Robert & Theresa Reilly
James & Cynthia Rich
Charles Rogge
Charles & Mary ’76 Rollins
James ’57 & Marilyn Sinnett
Ralph & Sylvia ’64 Sloan
St. Gabriel the Archangel
Elden Esq. & Denyse ’59 Sternberg
Dennis J. Jr. & Sarina ’75 Strack
Tom Bess Automotive
Anthony & Theresa ’71 Turek
James ’87 & Kim Von Der Haar
Richard Warren
Jacob & Linda ’75 Wenger
Wholesale Siding Depot, Inc.
Jack ’62 & Jerri Wiley
Richard ’63 & Kathryn Winter
Richard ’64 & Judy ’64 Witzel
Cavalier Traditions Club
(Gifts Between $250- $499)
Bradford & Margaret Adams
Marty Alves
Robert ’73 & Jan Arbutti
Phil ’70 & Beth Berra
Paul ’99 & Amy ’99 Blaskiewicz
Jack & Karen ’96 Bridges
Bill ’65 & Rita ’65 Brinkmann
Rev. Charles Burgoon
Sean Butler
Benjamin & Deborah Calloni
Thomas ’57 & Karen Carriker
Paul & Jane Christman
John & Evelyn ’68 Corich
Allan Corson
Molly Deachan ’92
Clement & Ruth Donnelly
Mark Elliott
Michael & Alyssa ’88 Feller
Larry ’58 & Kathryn Giesing
Green Park Automotive, Bob Jackson ’67
Gerald & Mary ’57 Grigone
Eugene Haessig
Jack & Teresa ’74 Huether
Joseph ’68 & Linda Kaiser
Theresa Koetting
George & Sharon Kranz
David Lammlein ’63
Judith Loehr ’63
Stephen & Joan Maher
Steven ’71 & Nancy Malyszko
Edward & Beverly ’65 McCabe
Stephen McCarthy
James & Jo ’85 McClure
Daniel ’78 & Tina ’83 McGrath
Michael ’70 & Mary ’70 Meyer
Neal Alster & Patricia ’67 Meyer-Alster
James ’62 & Donna Mikesch
Charles ’64 & Jo ’65 Misko
Richard & Rosemarie Nelson
Garry & Patricia ’83 Orf
Kevin & Debbie ’78 Regan
Lauren Roberds ’68
Marianne Roberts ’77
Matt & Nancy ’96 Robinson
John & Jeanne Ruzicka
Steve & Karen ’75 Stoker
Robert Their ’68
Hoyt & Doris ’57 Wallace
Robert Walsh ’72
George ’68 & Sharon Walther
Wayne ’62 & Ruth ’62 Wilms
Robert ’66 & Joyce ’65 Winkler
Cavalier Spirit Club
(Gifts Between $100- $249)
Larry & Barbara ’71 Adams
Affton Athletic Association
James ’65 & Joan Ahearn
Catherine Ahillen ’66
Keith & Dawn Argast
Mark & Mary ’75 Aubuchon
Ronald ’67 & Jeanne Aubuchon
Stefani Aubuchon
Dennis & Patricia ’72 Augustyniak
Timothy ’74 & Michaela Bannister
Lynn & Carolyn ’69 Barnett
Edward ’61 & Sharon Barr
Michael Barrett ’61
Robert & Kathryn ’76 Becker
Thomas Bene
James & Susan ’73 Bennett
Loretta Berger
James ’75 & Margaret Bernhard
Steve & Marty Bettlach
Doug & Brenda Bevill
Gary ’58 & Sandra ’58 Biskup
Matt ’94 & Holly ’94 Blaskiewicz
Patricia Blust ’70
Tony & Mary ’70 Bommarito
Thomas ’60 & Cynthia Bottini
Annual Giving
Ronald ’78 & Barbara ’78 Boyer
Ronald ’88 & Teresa ’89 Bozikis
Michael Brannan
Wayne & Kathleen ’63 Brasser
James & Mary Bright
Scott & Alma Bright
Patrick ’64 & Barbara Brooks
Peter ’63 & Joan Bruggeman
Jack & Carol ’58 Buck
David & Barbara ’68 Bufka
Leroy ’56 & Marlene ’56 Burkemper
Michael ’79 & Kim Butz
Ralph ’69 & Dawn Callier
Donald ’58 & Mary Candido
Cornelius Cantwell ’68
Michael & Michelle ’90 Carroll
Catholic Supply of St. Louis
Kenneth Chaplin ’66
Joseph & Margaret Charleville
Jerome ’56 & Shirley Chartrand
Stephen & Michelle Cheli
Church of Our Lady
Joseph & Mary ’56 Civello
James & Ann ’71 Cole
Nicolas Colicchio
Linda Collins
John & Vita ’58 Collins
Colors of Spring, Tom Brady
Thomas ’87 & Eve Cooney
Daniel & Mary ’69 Cordes
Michael & Deborah ’68 Corrigan
Michael ’86 & Lynn Creamer
Stephen ’82 & Maryann Creamer
John Culbertson
Walter & Janice ’66 Czarnecki
Lois K. Daily
James D’Amico
Mary D’Amico ’72
Michael ’77 & Denise ’78 Daues
Steven & Jean Davis
Mary Jane Deiters
Henry Dempsey
Michael ’82 & Jean Dickson
Sue Donnelly ’75
Rev. Daniel Dorsey ’69
Patrick ’66 & Carol ’67 Dorsey
Robert & Donna Drexler
Eric Duffey ’79
John & Margaret Dunsford
Mary Dupske
Patrick & Christine ’68 Durbin
Timothy ’66 Eberhardt & Kathleen Hull
Charles ’68 & Pat Eckhard
John & Linda Ederle
John ’71 & Ginger Eichhorn
Janet Eichhorn ’79
Bernard & Patricia Elking
Howard & Diane Erlanger
Richard & Susan Erschen
David ’73 & Ann Eschmann
Sam & Venida Fanara
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THE MISSION
Annual Giving
Robert & Roberta ’76 Farley
Mariano & Elaine Favazza
Paul Fellin ’73
Mary Fels ’84
Meg Ferrell
Neil & Kim ’74 Fiala
Dan & Marsha ’63 Fischer
Michael ’79 & Theresa Fischer
Steven Fischer ’78
Terry & Beverly Fitzsimmons
Thomas & Ruth Flanagan
James ’58 & Karen Flavin
Roger ’56 & Norma Fogelbach
Thomas & Ann Frawley
David ’68 & Karen ’70 Fronick
Daniel & Donna ’63 Fuhrman
Thomas Gaffney ’74
Gene & Ann Gahn
Robert ’60 & Edwina ’61 Galbierz
James & Cynthia Garrone
Robert ’61 & Linda Gates
Robert Gau ’57
Gina Gentilini ’78
Robert & Janith ’56 Giegling
Mike ’76 & Victoria Gill
James & Mary Ann ’62 Girshner
Larry Glennon
Michael ’55 & Mary ’59 Goodwin
Teresa Gottman
Thomas ’71 & Joan Gregory
Joseph & Celeste ’76 Grimoldi
Joseph Groaning ’83
Brett Groennert
Marvin ’59 & Carolyn Grosche
Kathy Grunz ’66
Kathleen Guerra ’69
James & Janet ’57 Gummels
Matthew ’95 & Ann ’95 Guntli
Thomas ’72 & Pamela ’73 Guntli
Margaret Haber ’82
Gerry ’75 & Mary Haberberger
Robert ’66 & Jean ’66 Haberberger
William ’68 & Rosemarie Haberberger
Edward Haessig
Richard Haferkamp ’78
Charles & Shirley ’58 Hansen
Ervin & Dorothy Hartmann
Kevin ’77 & Ellen Hayes
D. Hediger
Shelly Henson
Ed & Marie ’85 Higgins
Daryl Hilbert
Jim ’56 & Marcia Hilsabeck
Barry & Suzanne Hirth
Frederick & Carol Hodes
William ’60 & Carole Hogan
Edward ’57 & Joan Hogan
John ’70 & Kathy Hohman
Donald & Jo ’66 Holdener
Jeffrey Homan
Robert Horridge
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Ray ’64 & Mary Hummert
Tom ’73 & Toni Hunt
Robert ’55 & Patricia Hupfeld
Leo & Joann ’58 Hylla
Michael ’67 & Nancy Intagliata
Nicholas Jackson ’97
Steven & Sharon Jamison
Norbert Jansen ’61
Lou & Mickey Jobst
Jerome & Carol ’66 Johnson
Tom & Linda Jokerst
Harold ’63 & Judith Jost
Robert ’63 & Carol Jung
Junior Cavalier Football
Francis Kaiser ’67
Lawrence ’58 & Martha Kastner
John Kehoe ’70
Kathleen Kelley ’80
Shawn Kelly
Ann Kelly
Michael ’76 & Janet Kelly
Thomas Kemlage ’79
Chris ’83 & Mary Kincaid
Carol King
Martin & Lynne Kirner
Charles & Virginia Klasek
Christopher & Christine Sharp- Klaus
Mary Koetting
Jos Kohler
James ’85 & Susan Kopp
Russell ’85 & Nikki Korte
Michael & Linda Kratz
Robert & Christine ’77 Kremer
Katherine Krieger
Ken & Diane ’83 Krieger
Julius ’67 & Rita Krisanic
Russell & Martha Kroeger
Raymond ’62 & Nancy ’66 Kruep
David Kuenzle ’75
Lawrence Kuntz ’69
Diana LaFata ’81
Nicholas & Joan ’58 Langevin
Phillip & Laura ’80 Langhorst
Rada Latimer ’96
Greg & Dorothy Laumann
Mike & Mary ’77 Leeper
James & Sandra ’69 Leibrecht
Lifetouch Senior Portraits
Linek Plumbing Company
Robert ’59 & Ruth Ann Lipic
Robert & Elizabeth ’62 Lockwood
Charles ’54 & Eula Loos
Michael & Pamela ’73 Lowe
Joseph ’68 & Martha Ludewig
Thomas & Jeanne Magnan
Mary Maher
Janis Mangelsdorf ’71
John ’85 & Kathleen Mattingly
Michael ’57 & Judith McDermott
Mary McFarlane ’71
Joanne McKean-Runge
Thomas & Jane ’63 McNassar
Michael & Sandra ’62 Meagher
Francis & Sue Meara
Kay Meehan ’76
Mel’s International Towing
Tom & Meg ’83 Menke
Paul ’75 & Diana Menner
Marilyn Merlo ’68
Jay Meyer ’64
Rich Meyer ’59
Raymond ’60 & Kathy Migneco
Mary Miklasz
Rosemarie Miller
Robert ’61 & Mary Ann Miramonti
Mission & Ministry Inc.
Daniel & Marie ’69 Moder
Elvira Moll
Thomas ’60 & Martha Monahan
Thomas Moore
Eugene Jr. & Cynthia ’76 Morgenthaler
Morgenthaler’s Drapery Cleaners
Steve ’77 & Sue Mosbacher
Gary ’78 & Peggy Muenster
Leo & Eileen Muir
Thomas & Linda Mummert
Gerard & Judy ’75 Murphy
James Murphy ’79
Gary Myerscough ’64
Robert Nenninger ’63
Terry & Lisa Noble
Jeanne Noll ’64
Dulaney Nunn
John ’64 & Betty O’Brien
Emmett & Carol ’56 O’Brien
Donald ’58 & Patricia Occhi
Edward & Christina O’Guin
Rick & Janice ’70 Olsen
Robert ’72 & Janet Oppelt
Craig & Joyce ’91 Ortwerth
Harold & Donna ’68 Osborne
John & Barbara ’59 O’Shaughnessy
Our Lady of Sorrows School
Ray ’58 & Ann Pahl
Richard ’64 & Cindy Palank
Mike ’95 & Cindy Parisi
Joseph & Joni Patti
Richard ’63 & Donna Pelikan
Tony & Anna Pham
Thomas Pisarkiewicz ’95
Donald ’79 & Patricia ’79 Plumley
Ken Pohlig ’59
Christopher & Terry Pohrer
James ’58 & Rosetta Powers
Richard & Francis ’71 Powers
Prosser’s Moving and Storage Co.
Christine Provaznik ’73
Paul Provaznik ’78
Stephen & Eileen Radomski
Jose & Judith ’69 Ramirez
Richard ’57 & Karen Range
Michael & Patricia Crimmins Reda

Margaret Reinbold
Charles & Marilyn ’55 Ries
William ’67 & Kimberly Riesenbeck
Roger ’71 & Kathleen Rimkus
Steve & Patricia ’68 Ringkamp
Richard ’56 & Shirley Roedder
Jeremy ’93 & Stephanie Roeder
Charles ’85 & Amy Roessler
Patrick Rothery
Royale Orleans
Stephen ’64 & Donna Rubie
Joan Ruggeri ’75
John Rumphorst ’58
Jim & Leslie Ruzicka
Peggy Saunders
Robert & Lynda Savio
Gerard Schallom ’80
Paul ’69 & Debra Schiavo
Andy & Pat ’64 Schleifstein
James ’65 & Colleen Schlittler
Ralph & Mary ’57 Schmidt
Jim Schmitz
Ed ’76 & Joanne Schneider
Stephen ’64 & Patricia Schoenbeck
Raymond ’71 & Colleen ’71
Curran- Schulte
Roy & Marlene Schulze
Dennis & Doreen Schutte
William ’73 & Linda Scroggin
Antone & Karen Sebastiao
Robert & Mary Seitz
Mike ’94 & Katie ’95 Seppi
John ’57 & Kathleen Serafin
Janice Shores
Kay Simokaitis ’70
Eber & Lynnda Simpson
Marvin Sindel ’68
Michael ’81 & Michelle Sinnett
Suzanne Smart ’86
Steven Smith
Stephen ’62 & Martha Smith
Mary Smith ’73
Jim ’75 Sondermann
Southside Optimists Club
Robert ’63 & Geraldine Specker
Arthur & Mary ’69 Spellmeyer
Dale & Patricia ’89 Spence
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
St. Louis Honda
St. Matthias the Apostle School
Paul ’54 & Carol Staelens
Christian & Mary ’60 Stein
Jack & Carolyn Stelzer
Mark ’72 & Janet Stemmler
Richard & Rosemary Stockmann
Dolores Stollhans
Mary Stretch ’69
Dan ’64 & Mary Stutte
Mark Sucher ’72
Rev. Robert Suit
Robert ’61 & Martha Sundermeyer
Suntrup
Philip & Josephine ’58 Sweeney
Shirley Tabaka
Eugene ’68 & Susie Tacchi
Jim ’59 & Diane Tegethoff
Edward ’69 & Marilyn Tenholder
Vincent Tissi ’67
Mark Tissi ’76
Phillip ’60 & Addie Tomber
Paul ’73 Tornetto
Patricia Treacy ’55
James Valli ’61
Jeff Von Oehsen ’75
Michael & Kathleen Walker
Brian ’95 & Gina Walsh
Donald & Patrice Walther
William & Mary Wamser
Marguerite Weathers ’78
David & Kathleen ’71 Weber
Larry & Christine ’78 Weber
Tom Wedbush ’59
Joseph ’90 & Catherine Welby
Robert & Joann Welby
Welby & Ridings, LLC
William & Elizabeth Wells
William & Lucia Welsch
Walter ’64 & Anita Werner
Ken & MaryJo Williams
Frances Wilner
Michael ’69 & Cheryl Winkelmann
W. ’59 & Barbara Witte
Richard & Jean Wolf
Earl ’61 & Catherine Zesch
Robert ’63 & Carol ’63 Ziegler
Sherry Zink
David ’94 & Amee Zoeller
Carol Zychinski
DB Associates
(Gifts Between $50- $99)
Jamie & Andrea ’91 Allman
Jack Ameis ’66
Sr. Marilyn Ancer
Loretta Bader ’55
Jacqueline Bangert ’58
Bob & Marilyn ’62 Barnicle
Thomas Basler ’60
John ’73 & Vickie ’76 Becvar
Jeffrey & Tamera ’79 Belfiore
Lawrence & Mary ’57 Bellon
Laymon & Dorothy ’56 Berndsen
Joseph ’73 & Mary Berry
William ’62 & Charlene ’63 Blumm
George ’59 & Virginia Bockwinkel
Robert Bohrer ’60
Lisa Bonsignore ’84
Richard ’79 & Sharon Borgard
Daniel ’68 & Christine ’68 Borgard
Gary & Mary ’65 Brake
Michael & Mary Brake
Annual Giving
Shane & Dawn ’88 Brendle
Jeff & Joan ’75 Brocco
Charles ’65 & Jo Anne Brown
Nathan & Donna ’61 Burrow
Don & Tina Buttig
Sandra Callier ’67
Angela Calloni ’98
Tom & Joyce ’63 Campbell
Daniel & Lou ’58 Card
Miguel Carretero
Robert ’58 & Eleanor Carriker
Robert & Rose Mary Chill
William & Dorothy Chladny
Ernest & Margaret ’61 Christanell
Michael & Catherine ’68 Ciaramitaro
Joe ’61 & Judy Claes
Kevin ’71 & Chris Coerver
Steven & Lisa Conway
Christopher & Karen Corley
Bill & Alice Creamer
C. ’60 & Janice Curran
Robert & Lori Dalba
James & Jeanne ’74 Dale
Thomas ’62 & Diane ’64 Daly
Samuel & Audrey Davis
Kenneth Davis
Delta Dental of Missouri
David ’65 & Winifred Docter
James & Barbara Doherty
Frank ’60 & Marilyn ’62 Dohr
Carol Dorr ’56
Rev. Mitch Doyen
Joseph ’59 & Sylvia Dunne
Carl Ehrlich ’58
Robert & Lydia ’76 Elliott
Chuck & Sandy Emig
Robert Erb ’59
Bryan Erlanger ’05
Terrence ’63 & Roberta ’65 Evans
Robert & Lorraine ’63 Fahey
Rex & Judith ’58 Finnegan
Aloys ’57 & Patricia Fischer
Flora Fitschen
Robert ’60 & Shirley Fletcher
Thomas & Nickole Forget
Eugene Foshage ’62
John & Barbara Fowler
Larry J. & Karen ’87 Francis
James Rung & Leonette ’70 Freeman-Rung
Richard ’67 & Patricia Galanos
Donald ’62 & Jane ’63 Galbierz
Sam ’68 & Anne Garanzini
Eleanor Georgiou ’59
Bernar & Georgette ’78 Gerwel
Ralph Glaza
Janice ’68 Godefroid
Tim ’75 & Carol Goedeker
Edward Granich ’68
Joyce Gray ’69
Karen Greaves ’74
Donald ’61 & Catherine ’60 Greene
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Annual Giving
Michael & Sarah ’73 Griffin
Jane Grote ’70
Dan & Nancy Guilfoy
Jeffrey & Mary ’68 Haasis
Paul ’81 & Kay Halfmann
Michael & Sandra ’64 Halperin
Eugene & Tammy Handley
Ken & Eileen ’79 Hark
Gene & Madonna ’64 Hart
James Hatfield
June Helbling
Alfred ’60 & Marilyn Hellwig
Kerry & Connie ’75 Hesse
Fred Hof ’59
Ronald & Paula Hoffmann
Timothy ’85 & Jeanie Huelsman
Gary ’71 & Jane Hummert
Ladonna Immken ’68
Larry & Kathryn Inabnit
Maureen Inserra
Robert & Ramona Jacknewitz
Mark & Jean ’70 Jackson
Alan & Mary ’57 Jaggie
John W. Tabash, DDS
George Kanne ’68
Frank ’58 & Gloria Kekeisen
Francis Kemlage
Elizabeth Kessler ’60
Kevin King
John ’64 & Barbara King
Lawrence Kloud ’62
Robert & Georgia ’85 Knobbe
Ray & Karen ’72 Kraus
Judy Kreider ’62
David & Marlene Kren
David ’59 & Martha Kroupa
Marybeth Krull
Paul ’79 & Cheryl ’84 Krull
Richard ’71 & Barbara ’72 Kummer
Thomas & Cheryl Kunkel
Jennifer Kunza ’78
Nicholas ’64 & Carolyn Lamia
Barbara Larson ’55
Sam ’63 & Melba Latragna
Bryan Launius ’06
Jack & Beverly ’67 Lavell
Emily Lemonds ’95
Rev. Msgr. Richard Lubeley
Donald & Jacqueline ’78 Luczak
Martin ’68 & Denise Maddox
Steve & Alison ’95 Manasco
Donald & Frances ’62 Manuel
Charles & Denise ’72 Marnati
Robert Marrero & Eva Gonzalez
Jim & Terry Marxkors
Dan & Faye Matusiak
Patricia Mazanec
Anthony & Patricia ’77 Mazzuca
Larry ’72 & Donna McEvoy
William & Margaret ’70 McNamee
Gary & Mary Merritt
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Rosanne Mersinger ’73
John Miller
Gerald & Mary ’69 Miller
Robert & Terese ’79 Mitchusson
Steven ’79 & Denise Molen
Mary Monrotus ’77
Raymond & Mary ’70 Moore
Margaret Moore ’74
Ronald ’68 & Jeannie Morice
Sebastian ’60 & M. Susan Murabito
Tom ’88 & Katie Murphy
Gene & Barbara Murphy
Fred ’69 & Joan Nazzoli
Jeff & Katie ’90 Niemeyer
Gerald & Phyllis Nolan
James Odonizzi
Sam & Jan ’59 Orlando
Thomas & Cathleen O’Shea
John ’77 & Julie Pahic
Jerry & JoAnn Palumbo
Thomas & Rosemary Peroutka
Donald & Concetta Peterson
William ’82 & Cynthia Peth
Sr. Rose Pfannebecker
Stewart & Charlene Piper
Phil & Lois ’64 Poepsel
Robert ’55 & Mary ’55 Poetz
Douglas Polley ’96
Peggy Poniewaz ’66
Kelly Potter ’08
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