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INCARNATE WORD HIGH SCHOOL

2014-2015 ANNUAL REPORT

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I W M O R E T H A N A S I S T E R H O O DSERVICE - INTEGRITY - ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE - COMMUNITY OF FAITH - STEWARDSHIP - COMPASSION

Our SponsorIncarnate Word High School was founded and is sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio. The mystery of the Incarnation is the foundation of their lives and the heart of their ministries. Dedicated to making real and tangible the saving and healing love of Jesus, the Incarnate Word, they serve God’s people around the world in education, health care, and pastoral and social services. In each ministry, they use their energy, expertise, and resources to respond to the needs of those they serve, promoting human dignity, peace and justice.

The Sisters’ ministries in the United States include:

EDUCATION University of the Incarnate Word Founded in 1881 as a center of higher education for women, the university is now one of the leading private Catholic universities in Texas. Committed to educational excellence in a context of faith, it serves both women and men. Incarnate Word High School One of the oldest all-girls’ Catholic college preparatory high schools in San Antonio, the school prepares young women to become confident and strong citizens of the global community. St. Anthony Catholic High School Founded in San Antonio in 1903 as a junior seminary, the school became one of the Sisters’ ministries in 1995 and now serves as a co-educational high school. Incarnate Word Academy Located in St. Louis, Missouri, the high school was founded in 1932 and continues to provide young women with a college preparatory education.

HEALTHCAREThe Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, partner with the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, Houston, to sponsor CHRISTUS Health System, an international Catholic, faith-based, not-for-profit health system comprised of almost 350 services and facilities, including more than 60 hospitals and long-term care facilities, 175 clinics and outpatient centers, and dozens of other health services in Chile, Mexico, Colombia and the United States.

PASTORAL AND SOCIAL SERVICESSince the Congregation’s foundation in 1869, the Sisters have been pioneers, responding to a “call to serve.” This service is grounded in the promotion of human dignity, spirituality and social justice.

Visitation House Ministries Founded in 1986 in San Antonio, this ministry provides transitional housing and educational programs for homeless single mothers and their children. It has extended into the broader community with La Casita Learning Center, empowering women through education. Incarnate Word Foundation Created in St. Louis in 1997, this foundation serves people who are poor and marginalized, especially women, children, and seniors.

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S H A M R O C K S F O R L I F ESERVICE - INTEGRITY - ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE - COMMUNITY OF FAITH - STEWARDSHIP - COMPASSION

The Village at Incarnate Word The mission of The Village is to extend the healing ministry of Jesus Christ through a continuum of care and services for senior living. It provides several levels of care including independent living, assisted living, memory care, extended nursing care and in-home services.

El Puente - Hispanic Ministry Located in Mid-Missouri, El Puente creates a bridge between cultures to serve Hispanic immigrants with church and community resources. It allows immigrants to integrate into the local community while retaining their cultural values. Headwaters at Incarnate Word Preserving and restoring the rich natural, cultural, historic, spiritual, and educational values of the headwaters of the San Antonio River, the Headwaters represents the Sisters’ continued commitment to stewardship of the environment.The Sisters also serve in various ministries in Chile, Colombia, Ireland, Mexico, Peru and Zambia. To learn more about the ministries of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word visit: amormeus.org.

Core Values

Academic ExcellenceCommunity of Faith

CompassionIntegrityService

Stewardship

Table of Contents

Our Sponsor .................................1

Service .........................................3

Leadership ....................................4

Athletics 2015 ..............................5

Athletic Results 2014 - 2015 ........6

2015 Women of Honor ................7

Our Graduates .............................9

College Acceptance .....................9

Community of Faith ...................10

Alumnae Association ..................11

Honor Roll Alumnae by Class .....12

Honor Roll of Donors ................16

Compassion ................................22

Financials 2014-2015 Operating Budget ................23

Thank you to Frank Maniscalco, Delma Cisneros, Johnathan Godsey and Hope for the Future for their

photo contributions.



ServiceService is an integral element of the Incarnate Word High School experience. Students have a graduation requirement of one hundred service hours, a minimum of 25 hours each year they are enrolled as a student. In the spirit of Christian service and social justice students are encouraged to identify the needs in the community and commit the greater percentage of service hours to those needs. These are some service highlights from 2014 - 2015:

Q Br. Frank Snider, SJC, mathematics teacher, and Tina Hernandez ‘15 were selected as the 2015 honorees of the CCVI Spirit Award. Br. Frank is a Senior class sponsor, a dedicated and compassionate instructor, who spends many hours before school, after school and on weekends helping his students as well as serving as the “Biggest Fan” for all our Shamrock Athletes. Tina Hernandez is a member of the Emerald Dolls Dance Team, helps plan school Masses and retreats as a Peer Minister and is an active member of St. Pius X Catholic Church.

Q For the past 14 years, the IWHS Sophomore have given their time and talent volunteering at the Davidson Respite House three Saturday’s a year and on Service Day. This year the Class of ’17 presented Davidson Respite House with a $500 donation earned through their traditional cookie dough fundraiser.

Q The National Honor Society volunteered at Kinetic Kids - sports and recreation for all (dis)abilities, UIW’s Light the Way, Street 2 Feet - Haven for Hope 5k, Dream Factory - blankets for hospital patients, St. Peter’s Prince of the Apostles Halloween Festival and at the San Antonio Academy Fall Festival.

Q As a branch of the national organization, the IWHS chapter of Pax Christi USA, Catholic Christian-based organization concerned with social justice issues and putting faith into action. This is done via volunteering for community service projects such as the Animal Shelter and The Village of incarnate Word, and by hosting an annual blanket & winter clothing drive.

Q IWHS participated in “SHARE in Africa: Empowering Girls through Education” as the Lenten Project for 2015. Together our students, faculty and staff donated the funds needed to sponsor 25 young woman with a one year scholarship to one of the best boarding schools in the region; Hekima Girls’ Secondary School.



Board of Trustees Dr. Louis J. Agnese, Jr.

President University of the Incarnate Word

Lorena Contreras ‘90 Vice President Frost Bank

Douglas B. Endsley Vice-President of Business and Finance University of the Incarnate Word

Sister Maria Flores, CCVI Congregational Appointment

Sister Eleanor Geever, CCVI Congregational Appointment

Gary Henry President Schlitterbahn Water Parks and Resorts

Sister Rosita Hyland, CCVI Congregational Appointment

Jack Lewis CEO Mission Restaurant and Supply

Charles D. Lutz, III President Intercontinental Wealth Advisors, LLC

Sister Teresa Maya, CCVI Congregational Appointment

Dan Ochoa Dean, Preparatory Programs University of the Incarnate Word

Carlos Rodriguez Owner ROCO Food Management, LLC

Jennifer Salazar Principal Incarnate Word High School

Dr. Denise Staudt Associate Provost and Dean Dreeben School of Education University of the Incarnate Word

Dan Ochoa Dean, Preparatory Programs University of the Incarnate Word

IWHS Administrative Team Jennifer Salazar

Principal Kaye Robinson

Vice-Principal of Student Academics Dr. Langston Williams, Jr.

Vice-Principal for Student Affairs Cybele Bolado ‘86

Director of Alumnae Relations Audra D. Cardona

Director of Campus Ministry Stephanie Denning

Director of Development April Fricke

Director of Athletics Sister Christine Stavinoha, CCVI

Mission Effectiveness Elizabeth Valerio

Residence Life Coordinator Carli Valverde

Director of Enrollment Debbie Zielins

Registrar

Guidance Office April Garza

Guidance Counselor Yvette Solis ‘95

Guidance CounselorParent Teacher OrganizationExecutive Officers Linda Villarreal ’84

President Maria Resendiz

Vice-President Caroline Du

Recording Secretary Ana Cobian Rodriguez

Treasurer Deborah Quinones

Faculty RepresentativePTO Committee Chairs Ken Palacios &

Anastasia McKenna Athletic Committee Rep.

Bill Pfeiffer Campus Beautification

Janelle Adams ‘89 Communications

Oswaldo Camarena Carlos Rodriguez

Father/Daughter Banquet Andrea Gonzalez ‘88 Annette Reyes

Mother/Daughter Luncheon Angela Garcia

Shamrock Network Lorena Contreras ’90 Lisa Lopez

Social Committee Melissa Barrett

Spirit Shoppe Loretta Medina Maria Resendiz Mary Sullivan ‘85

Student Spirit Activities Patsy Anderson ’84 Yvonne Grothues ’86 Jean Hebert

Teacher Appreciation Delia Thomas

Volunteer Coordinator Roberta Palmer

Word Day

LeadershipThe 2015-2016 Leadership Team at Incarnate Word High School



Athletics 2015The focus of Incarnate Word’s athletic programs is to improve player’s performance by emphasizing skill development, tactical training, and improved fitness. Athletes make up 55% of our student body of which they participate in one to three sports per school year. As IWHS selects its talent from both sport-specific and multi-sport athletes, all three phases of training, as well as our core values, are inherent to the ongoing success of the program and to the mind, body and spirit of our athletes.

Class of 2015 Letters of Intent

Incarnate Word High School’s athletic program is proud to

announce that four seniors signed letters of intent to play their

respective sports at the university level. Allyson Bancroft signed with

Stephen F. Austin State University to play softball, Katie Peth signed with

Trinity University to play soccer, Theresa Reyna signed with Texas State University to play volleyball

and Alexandria Torres signed to play volleyball at Schreiner University.



Basketball District Awards All-District 1st Team Analisa Hebert Sophia Ramos Alexia Torres Jenna Villarreal

All-District 2nd Team Amy Cuellar Audrianna Martinez Analisa Narro

All-District Honorable Mention Analisa Arguello Isabel Contreras Isabelle Kiefaber Brook Orme

State Awards Academic All-State Analisa Hebert Analisa Narro Jenna Villarreal

All-State 1st Team Sophia Ramos Alexia Torres

All-State 2nd Team Jenna Villarreal

All-State Honorable Mention Analisa Hebert

Cross Country State Awards Academic All-State Ashton Gerardi Caroline Grothues Katherine Peth

State Qualifiers Paola Bazan Ashton Gerardi Caroline Grothues Alex Henderson Julliana Mayorga Summer Mckenna Katherine Peth Skylar Pulver Margo Worley

Golf 4th Place Overall State Awards Academic All-State Autumn Silva

State Qualifiers Ava Barrientos Emily Palacios Lauren Palmer Viviana Puente Kelly Salinas

Autumn Silva Sahara Washington

State Results 3rd place Golf Team

2nd place Sahara Washington

Soccer District Awards All-District 1st Team Anne Marie Boeckmann Allison De La O Sophia Mora Caitlin McLoughlin Katherine Peth Erika Palacios Estella Torrez Briana Zunker

All-District 2nd Team Maggie Anderson Monica Chavarria Veronica Garcia Alex Henderson Braelyn Spears

All-District Honorable Mention Michelle Castillo Teresa Medellin Allison Migura Nicollette Rodriguez Sally Sullivan Amy Tondre

State Awards Academic All-State Maggie Anderson Allison De La O Caitlin McLoughlin Katherine Peth Braelyn Spears

All-State 1st Team Anne Marie Boeckmann Katherine Peth Sophia Mora

All-State 2nd Team Caitlin McLoughlin Erika Palacios

All-State Honorable Mention Allison De La O Estella Torrez Briana Zunker

Softball Final Four District Awards All-District 1st Team Bethanie Hernandez Haleigh Garza

Jenna Villarreal Caitlin Cortez

All-District 2nd Team Gianna Brown Claudia Montelongo

All-District Honorable Mention Jocelyn Garcia Chloe Pineda Evita Escobedo Ashley Acosta

State Awards Academic All-State Bethanie Hernandez Haleigh Garza

All-State 1st Team Bethanie Hernandez Caitlin Cortez

All-State 2nd Team Jenna Villarreal

All-State Honorable Mention Haleigh Garza

All-State Tournament Team Chloe Pineda Caitlin Cortez

Swimming State Awards Academic All-State Kwin Kellar Natalia Legarreta Elyssa Nunez

State Qualifiers Cierra Arguijo Erin Cantara Gaby Du Kwin Kellar Natalia Legarreta Sevilla Muniz Elyssa Nunez Skylar Pulver Nickole Sandoval

Tennis State Awards Academic All-State Alejandra Aranda Anne Marie Hamon Joan Kennedy Noelle Lowry Ashley Suarez Brittany Wagner

State Qualifiers Summer McKenna Noelle Lowry

Track and Field State Awards State Qualifiers Kendall Behrens Analisa Hebert Elizabeth Klein Summer McKenna

State Results 2nd place 4X200 Relay Kendall Behrens Analisa Hebert Elizabeth Klein Summer McKenna 4th place 4X100 Relay Kendal Behrens Analisa Hebert Elizabeth Klein Summer McKenna

Volleyball District Awards All-District 1st Team Alyssa Narendorf Theresa Reyna Anissa Tamez Aexandria Torres

All-District 2nd Team Ana Hurtado Shea Lopez Alexandria McPherson Sofia Resendiz

All-District Honorable Mention Alyssa Narendorf Anissa Tamez

State Awards Academic All-State Lauren Guerra Ana Hurtado Alyssa Narendorf Sofia Resendiz Theresa Reyna

All-State 1st Team Theresa Reyna

All-State 2nd Team Alexandria Torres

All-State Honorable Mention Alyssa Narendorf Anissa Tamez

Athletic Results 2014 - 2015



2015 Women of Honor National Merit® Scholars

The National Merit Scholarship® program is an academic competition for recognition and scholarships. Students enter the National Merit® program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®)

Incarnate Word High School students who have been recognized for these academic achievements include:

National Merit® Finalists3 of 15,000 highest

PSAT® scorers in the U.S.

Madelyn Coles Our Lady of

Perpetual Help

Tarika Srinivasan Calvert

Educational Services

Marianne Thrailkill St. Anthony

Catholic School

National Commended Scholars2 of 34,000 highest

PSAT® Scorers in the U.S.

Emily LaFrance St. Pius X

Catholic School

Joyce Palmer St. George

Episcopal School

National Hispanic Scholars8 of nearly 5,000 highest

PSAT® scorers amount Hispanic/Latino students in the U.S.

Cierra Arguijo St. Matthew

Catholic School

Eileen Brinkman Mount Sacred Heart School

Alexandra Garza St. Matthew

Catholic School

Ana Hurtado St. Anthony

Catholic School

Isabelle Kiefaber St. Pius X

Catholic School

Rachel Muller St. Matthew

Catholic School

Autumn Silva Providence

Catholic School

Marianne Thrailkill St. Anthony

Catholic School

AP® Scholar AwardsThe College Board AP® Program recognizes high school students who have demonstrated outstanding college-level achievement through AP® courses and exams with the AP® Scholar Awards.

National AP® Scholar

Students in the U.S. who receive an average score of at least 4 on all AP® exams taken and receive scores of 4 or higher on eight or more of these exams.

Tarika Srinivasan Calvert Educational

Services



AP® Scholars with DistinctionScoring an average of at least a 3.5 on all AP® exams taken and receive scores of three or higher on five or more of these exams.

Cierra Arguijo St. Matthew Catholic

School

Eileen Brinkman Mount Sacred Heart

School

Julia Cantu St. Matthew Catholic

School

Madelyn Coles Our Lady of Perpetual

Help

Alexandra Garza St. Matthew Catholic

School

Allison Holzman Holy Spirit Catholic

School

Veronica Jarzabek Holy Spirit Catholic

School

Rachel Muller St. Matthew Catholic

School

Joyce Palmer St. George Episcopal

School

Tarika Srinivasan Calvert Educational

Services

Marianne Thrailkill St. Anthony Catholic

School

Allison Zahirniak Holy Spirit Catholic

School

AP® Scholars with Honor

Students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP® exams taken and receive scores of 3 or higher on 4 or more of these exams.

Celeste Acevedo St. Anthony Catholic

School

Emily LaFrance St. Pius X Catholic

School

Ixchel Lopez Eisenhower Middle

School

Sabrina Sanchez St. Matthew Catholic

School



College Acceptance

Four Year Texas Colleges: Public (41) (2) Stephen F. Austin University (4) Texas A&M University College Station (5) Texas A&M University Corpus Christi (1) Texas A&M University Kingsville (4) Texas State University (3) Texas Tech University (2) University of North Texas (2) University of Texas Arlington (4) University of Texas Austin (14) University of Texas San Antonio

Four Year Texas Colleges: Private (31) (2) Baylor University (2) Our Lady of the Lake University (1) Schreiner University (2) Southern Methodist University (1) St. Edward’s University (6) St. Mary’s University SA (1) Texas Christian University (1) Texas Lutheran University (2) Trinity University (2) University of Dallas (11) University of the Incarnate Word

Two Year Texas Colleges (10) (4) Blinn College (3) Northwest Vista College (3) San Antonio College

Four Year Out of State Colleges (21) (1) Boston University (1) Colorado School of Mines (1) Cornell University (1) Drexel University (1) Franciscan University of Steubenville (1) Georgetown University (1) Hampton University (1) Lincoln Memorial University (1) Loyola University New Orleans (1) Mercyhurst University (1) The Ohio State University (1) Parsons The New School For Design (1) Rochester Institute of Technology (1) Saint Louis University (1) Smith College (1) University of Arizona (1) University of British Columbia (1) University of Miami (1) University of Nevada Las Vegas (1) University of Oregon (1) Wellesley College

Total scholarships offered to the class of 2015 = $13,444,132

Attending a Four-Year College/University 90% Attending a Two-Year College/University 10%

Attending an Out of State College/University 20%

Graduation Rate 96% / 100% with summer graduates

Class of 2015

Top 10 Percent

Graduation 2015

Valedictorian Madelyn Coles

Salutatorian Allison Holzman

Archbishop’s

Medallion Award

Gabrielle Tijerina

Class Size 103 Members in National Honor Society 41%

Dual Credit Hours Earned 235 Service Hours Performed Senior Year 3,765

Average SAT score 1,610 National Average 1,490 Average ACT score 23.3 National Average 21.0

Our Graduates



Incarnate Word High School provides students a variety of opportunities to grow in their faith while remaining true to the mission and the values established by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. These opportunities foster growth that continually guide young women on their spiritual journey.

Q Our campus ministry program offers many opportunities for community involvement. We offer liturgies, class retreats, music ministry, adoration, community rosary, spiritual formation and service. Students are invited to join music ministry, become peer ministers, and participate in all campus ministry events throughout the year. It is our hope that the spiritual formation our students receive at IWHS will have a lasting impact on the way they live out their faith for years to come.

Q IWHS celebrated Dia de los Muertos remembering the faithful departed by displaying cherished photos, personal items, marigold flowers, sugar skulls, and candles in honor of their loved ones on an alter located in Madeleine Hall.

Q As a part of Pope Francis’ call for “Interfaith dialogue,” Pax Christi USA has had guest speakers following the paths of faith/thought of Methodist Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Mormonism, and Atheism, as well as occasional presentations by Sr. Martha Ann Kirk, CCVI.

Community of Faith



Cybele Bolado ’86 Director of Alumnae Relations

Mary Guerrero ’87 President

Judy Arispe Cervera ’70 Vice President

Brenda “Bren” Hutzler Taylor ’83 Secretary

Amy Nieto ’85 Treasurer

Anna-Laura Rodriguez Petri ’87 Historian

Missy Rodriguez Bustamante ’81

Desirée Escobar Castillo ’91

Brandy Durand ’93

Eydie Flores ’87

Yvonne Ybarra Grothues ’86

Barbara Pape Paparella ’55

Margaret Goetz Peth ’77

Debbie Trejo Rodriguez ’74

Maria “Jeanie” Sanchez Gonzales ’87

Yvette Morin Shipley ’77

Silvia Lozano Smith ’95

Q The Annual Silver Tea was hosted on May 3, 2015 by the IWHS Alumnae Association at the University of the Incarnate Word McCombs Center Rosenberg Sky Room. The attending Seniors, their families, faculty and alumnae enjoyed the Senior slideshow with an afternoon tea catered by La Madeleine.

Q Established in 1994, the MCCA honors families or individuals with longstanding connections to Incarnate Word High School who have continued to fulfill its mission of service to the community. The Mother Columkille Colbert Award (MCCA) was presented to Mary Julia Guerrero ’87.

Q The Alumnae Association also recognized thirteen alumnae scholarship recipients who collectively received awards totaling $21,000.

Q The winning ticket for the “Name Your Prize Raffle” honored Cynthia Smith ’83 as the winner of $5,000 in gift card prizes. The “Name Your Prize Raffle” concludes at the Silver Tea bringing the limited entry raffle to a close after raising more than $10,000 for scholarships. The Alumnae Association hosted many events throughout the year to encourage school spirit and alumnae giving. Events included the Annual Dance, Athletic Green Outs and Silver Tea.

Alumnae Association Advisory Board

Alumnae Association



Alumae Giving Thank you to our donors who together gave of their time, talents and treasures over the past year.

= indicates deceased

Class of 1932 $1-$99 Vera Seng Lancaster

Class of 1941 $100-$499 Constance Pollock Murnane =

Class of 1943 $1-$99 Sr. Elia Josephine Rosas, CCVI

Class of 1944 $1-$99 Frances Riser Heard

Class of 1945 $1-$99 Marian H. Kelley

Class of 1946 $100-$499 $1-$99 Shirley D. Martin Pat R. Sammis

Class of 1947 $1-$99 Joan D. Jacob =

Class of 1948 $100-$499 Dolores M. Mitchell $1-$99 Mary Small Nichols

Class of 1949 $100-$499 Patricia Kuntz Vance $1-$99 Barbara Rick Glenn

Class of 1950 $1-$99 Dora Due Logue Joyce E. Wright Nikolai Gloria A. Ritter

Class of 1951 $100-$499 Patsy Pape Libby Virginia Rodriguez $1-$99 Margaret Mueller Wolf

Class of 1952 $100-$499 Edna Louise Pawelek Peggy Bolner Penshorn

Class of 1953 $1,000-$4,999 Celine McAllen Cozad Jane Anderson McAuliffe $100-$499 Mary Heck Aschenbrener Vivian Wood Donahoe Elizabeth Hazuda O’Connor Carolyn Dunlap Putnam $1-$99 Sr. Margaret Nugent, CCVI Yvonne J. Santos

Class of 1954 $1,000-$4,999 Patricia Edwards Liberto $100-$499 Kay W. Jones $1-$99 Alvinnell DuMenil

Class of 1955 $1,000-$4,999 Margaret M. Maisel $100-$499 Ann Voelcker Abel Meredith E. Braden Helen Newell-Thompson

Barbara Pape Paparella $1-$99 Dolores Canales Dutson Carolyn Albrecht Farmer Carol Crozier Keller

Class of 1956 $100-$499 Lois J. Criscione Margo Whitt Olson Margaret Kinley Parham JoAnn Hemstreet Vaughan $1-$99 Nanette Braunstein Buckley Sr. Bette Ann Bluhm, CCVI Zola S. Ingram Elizabeth Ozuna Madla

Class of 1957 $100-$499 Barbara Kiolbassa Britton $1-$99 Sylvia J. Laskowski Sylvia Marie Tillotson

Class of 1958 $500-$999 Mary Louise De La Garza $100-$499 Toni Kunz Goldsmith Marilynn Cavender Smith $1-$99 Mary Margaret Barna Rose Marie Bennett Nancy J. Blakemore Emily Jane Puig Kenna

Class of 1959 $100-$499 Carol Ann Anderson Louise Berensten Ford Jeanne Ann Koplan Martha Edwards Pape $1-$99 Judith E. Blevins Angalee Deforest Shirley M. Forster Ruth Jean McBratney

Janice E. Mears Sr. Eilish Ryan, CCVI Carolina Ramos

Class of 1960 $1,000-$4,999 Kathleen McKenzie Owen $100-$499 Yvonne Czar Catherine B. Gilbert Diana G. Gonzalez Sharron Graves C’Leste Killian-Huck Marguerite McCormick $1-$99 Bridget Ann McDougall Rita Siegrist Pilgrim Diane Barron Weynand

Class of 1961 $100-$499 Susan Ann Sitterle Kathy Kuntz Gruber Bernadette E. O’Connor $1-$99 Sharon Ann Chandler Dolores Dennehy LaSonia Marie Dixon Catherine A. Porter Claudia C. Shroyer Marilyn F. Wienecke

Honor Roll Alumnae by Class



Class of 1962 $1,000-$4,999 Nancy Wood Moorman $100-$499 Kathleen M. Burch Patsy L. Egen Leta Kay Menton Claudia Richartz

$1-$99 Nelia Barrera Paulette R. Brient Rosemary Denson Julee French Mary Haile Regina G. Hammers Carol Ann Jeannin Sally A. Kilby Patricia Frances Klar Marie Coe Lacey

Class of 1963 $100-$499 Sylvia Ann Hulshof Sandra K. Kiolbassa Jo Ann Scrivano $1-$99 Margaret J. Garza Sandra Migl Linda Carol Redford Melba A. Toscano Janet E. Zimmermann

Class of 1964 $500-$999 IWHS Class of 1964 Harriette Rice Maverick $100-$499 Mary Ann Mancini Horton Janice L. Schwab $1-$99 Carol Christians-Rice Mary Louise Goetz Cecilia Jimenez Hidalgo Patricia Kelley Ann Angel Parsons Linda Mary Brown Raya Sharon Green Rohde Judy A. Schell Mary Meyer Vehorn

Class of 1965 $500-$999 Jeanne Talley $100-$499 Ann Goetz Willie Lois Butler Grant Mary Sharon Gregory Sharon A. Linnartz Patricia Tschoepe Maguire $1-$99 Kathleen Kosub O’Connor Laura Ann Trevino Murray

Class of 1966 $100-$499 Peggy Fielder $1-$99 Patricia Fitzgibbons Regina Catherine Klemcke Dorothy C. Schulze

Class of 1967 $100-$499 Arlene Aldridge Patricia Finn Braddock Virginia Haegelin Kerr Nancy Jo McCullough $1-$99 Susan T. Brotherman Sandra J. Desbrow Moorilee Ford Edwards Becky Faust

Class of 1968 $100-$499 Gerald Butler Harkless Edna T. Martin $1-$99 Theresa A. Anderson Frances Tessa Bartels

Mary Ann Duduit Rita M. Bragg

Class of 1969 $1,000-$4,999 Anne Marie Eccell $100-$499 Jo Ann Andera Pamela L. Medellin-Bernick $1-$99 Ruth A. Berg Rosemary Maguire Kelley

Class of 1970 $100-$499 Sara Dysart Lisa J. Hutson Amanda J. Krejci Virginia Sue Noll Alexis Villareal $1-$99 Judy Arispe Cervera Carol Mossien Cynthia L. Wood

Class of 1971 $500-$999 Yvonne K. Puig $100-$499 Sharon Hardenstine Susan Houston-Wolf Deborah A. Wennermark $1-$99 Diann Arispe Sylvia Ann Kutschenreuter

Class of 1972 $1-$99 Joan Elizabeth Moody



Class of 1973 $500-$999 Cecilia Bridget Elizondo-Herrera $100-$499 Rita Fox Duggan Maryanne C. Herzig $1-$99 Mary Swientek Nocker Garnett Wietbrock

Class of 1974 $100-$499 Ida Ibarra Sharon Marie Perez Mimi Quintanilla Sylvia Antoinette Reyna Debora T. Rodriguez Patty Sharrock Taylor $1-$99 Tracy L. Colborn

Class of 1975 $500-$999 Theresa R. Spalding-Hoffman $100-$499 Cynthia L. Muniz $1-$99 Cynthia Gudowski-Luna

Class of 1976 $1,000-$4,999 Carol C. Vogel $100-$499 Sylvia M. Delgado-Moser

$1-$99 Adriana Perez Rivera Elsa White

Class of 1977 $1,000-$4,999 Yvette Morin Shipley $500-$999 Leslie S. Staudt $100-$499 Donna Savary Clemens Teresa Barrios Ogden Margaret Goetz Peth $1-$99 Elizabeth Bowen Hernandez Sandra Mendoza

Class of 1978 $100-$499 Laura G. Ochoa Christine L. Spencer $1-$99 Christine Corser

Class of 1979 $1,000-$4,999 Catherine Ann Civiletto $100-$499 Patricia Mae Olivares Dianne B. Valtierra Patti Wenk $1-$99 Melissa A. Martin Sandra McNease

Class of 1980 $1,000-$4,999 Alicia Pais Raizen $100-$499 Laura V. Elizondo Julie Kellmann Betsy Lynn Salcedo $1-$99 Annette Glavan Deborah Torres Rose

Class of 1981 $1-$99 Melissa Bustamante Arlene B. Chalkley Monica D. Martin Sonya Neal Alison Petr

Class of 1982 $100-$499 Karen Evaleen Lashbrook $1-$99 Yvonne J. Algueseva Belinda Alexandra Celis Robin Du Menil Hartman Mary Joy Pawelek

Class of 1983 $1,000-$4,999 Ana Cecilia Guajardo-Lorenzo $100-$499 Maureen Cone Andrews Cynthia M. Smith Shirley Ann Snoga $1-$99 Margaret Ann Bartlett Kathleen Coghlan Dawson Lisa Marie Rhode Brenda Hutzler Taylor Cathy Zirkle

Class of 1984 $500-$999 Katherine Korbell Brown Linda Green Villarreal $100-$499 IWHS Class of 1984 Barbara A. Bentley

Lisa D. McBurnett D’Lynne Stephenson Morin $1-$99 Annette R. Cook Priscilla Torres Driskill Denise Reyes George Lisa Ann Solano Guerra Melissa DeLeon Zamora Nancy F. Zapata

Class of 1985 $500-$999 Lisa Costello Amelia G. Nieto $100-$499 Carol Rodriguez $1-$99 Cecilia Young Bruce Delilah D. Trevino

Class of 1986 $1,000-$4,999 Yvonne M. Grothues $100-$499 Cybele L. Bolado Deanna Rizzo Collier Elizabeth De La Pena Michelle Victoria Medellin $1-$99 Cathy A. Brown Michelle Rocha

Class of 1987 $100-$499 Frances Kuntz Coffey Diana V. Duenas Edith A. Flores



Mary Guerrero Munoz Jeanie Sanchez Gonzalez Leah Gail Tschoepe-White $1-$99 Laura Guerra Dubois Patricia Jimenez Anna Laura Petri Veronica Marie Renteria Rebecca Woods

Class of 1988 $500-$999 Jennifer K. Srack $100-$499 Jo Ann Diaz Jordan $1-$99 Diana F. Cavazos Sandra M. Navarro Teresa Lynn Rodriguez Laura Marquez

Class of 1989 $100-$499 Teresa Cisneros Burton $1-$99 Sharon Flores-Longoria Cynthia Louise Narendorf Pam Stephens

Class of 1990 $1-$99 Julie A. Grace

Class of 1991 $100-$499 Laurie Ann Mayhugh $1-$99 Desirée Escobar Castillo

Class of 1992 $100-$499 Martha Francesca Boles $1-$99 Graciela Amaro-Hanna Patricia Marie Verde

Class of 1993 $1-$99 Brandy L. Durand Claire Andreana Huerta

Class of 1994 $100-$499 Jaime Vaness Merideth $1-$99 Melinda Cullen Anel I. Flores Nicole Suzanne Jackson Genevie Espinoza Mason Laura Elisa Veronica Ruiz

Class of 1995 $1,000-$4,999 Silvia Lozano Smith $100-$499 Diana Carrasco Lydia Ann Doubleday Vanessa Casanova Martinelli Laura O. Gonzales Wilshire $1-$99 Melanie Ann Castillo Kerian M. Fisher Dina Marie Zamarripa-Ramirez

Class of 1996 $100-$499 Janet Kathleen Glynn Sonia Marie Pedilla $1-$99 Emmeline Banawa Tamez Rebecca Lynn Jones

Class of 1997 $1-$99 Caroline Sekula Ellis

Class of 1998 $1-$99 Nichole Vandeputte Stiles

Class of 1999 $1-$99 Ann Claire Fletcher April D. Flores Dana Anne Marquez Katie Ogden

Class of 2000 $1-$99 Carolyn Birge Joelle Ana Danford Misti M. White

Class of 2001 $500-$999 Renee Alexandra Da Silva $100-$499 Laura Chance Siebeneck

Class of 2003 $100-$499 Rosa L. Hernandez $1-$99 Magdalen Angelique Acebo Ashley R. Phillips

Class of 2004 $100-$499 Rebecca Marie Sibley $1-$99 Marcella Ann Blanco Alexandra Forney

Class of 2005 $1-$99 Lauren Elizabeth Harkins Sarah Kristin Weynand

Class of 2006 $500-$999 Sara Alonzo Fujimoto $100-$499 Sara Ann Schretenthaler $1-$99 Celeste Marie Gonzales Anjelica Allegra Moncada Felicia R. Travieso

Class of 2007 $100-$499 Ashley N. Villarreal $1-$99 Patricia Perez Wolf

Class of 2008 $100-$499 Courtney Alexsandra Grabill $1-$99 Elizabeth Ann Baker Marsha A. Davila Kristan A. Ruiz

Class of 2012 $1-$99 Sarah N. Baker



Donors$1,000-$4,999Richard J. Bauer Eddy Virginia Cisneros Catherine Ann Civiletto ‘79 Celine McAllen Cozad ‘53 Dennis Uniform Mfg. Co.

Charles Ebrom Anne Marie Eccell ‘69 Kara Flores Ana Cecilia Guajardo-Lorenzo ‘83 Julia I. Hamon Scott and Eugenia Hebert Roger J. Labat Leadman Trade Frank & Patricia Liberto ‘54 Liberto Management Co., Inc. Margaret M. Maisel ‘55 Jane Anderson McAuliffe ‘53 Nancy Wood Moorman ‘62 Kathleen McKenzie Owen ‘60 Chris D. Purcell Alicia Pais Raizen ‘80 Roman Ruiz Shipley Do-Nuts Larry & Yvette Shipley ‘77 Silvia Lozano Smith ‘95 Carol C. Vogel ‘76 Whataburger, Inc.

Worldwide Oilfield Machine, Inc. $500-$999Katherine Korbell Brown ‘84 Lisa Costello ‘85 Renee Alexandra Da Silva ‘01 Mary Louise De La Garza ‘58 Sara Alonzo Fujimoto ‘06 Charles P. Gomez Cecilia B. Elizondo Herrera ‘73 IWHS Class of ‘19’64 ‘64 Kiolbassa Provision Co. Chelsea Lou Luersen Harriette Rice Maverick ‘64 Frank A. Medina Ross M. Mery Deborah S. Miller B. J. Nelsen Edna Louise Pawelek ‘52 Yvonne K. Puig ‘71 Jorge Resendiz Seymour’s Garage & Parts Theresa R. Spalding-Hoffman ‘75 Jennifer K. Srack ‘88 Leslie S. Staudt ‘77 Jacob Stern Jeanne Talley ‘65 Fred & Linda Villarreal ‘84 Terry & Anne Warren $100-$499Ann Voelcker Abel ‘55 Arlene Myra Rash Aldridge ‘67 Jo Ann Andera ‘69 Carol Ann Anderson ‘59 Maureen Cone Andrews ‘83 Mary Heck Aschenbrener ‘53 Anthony D. Bancroft Badgeman Promotional Products Barrett Jaguar Aaron M. Beck Barbara A. Bentley ‘84 Blossom Storage, LTD Cybele L. Bolado ‘86 Martha Francesca Boles ‘92 Patricia Finn Braddock ‘67 Meredith E. Braden ‘55 Barbara Kiolbassa Britton ‘57 Kathleen M. Burch ‘62 Teresa Cisneros Burton ‘89 Alex J. Camacho Stuart Campbell Diana Carrasco ‘95 Demetrius Christian Alice G. Cipriani Donna Savary Clemens ‘77

Ed F. Coles Deanna Rizzo Collier ‘86 Lois J. Criscione ‘56 Yvonne Czar ‘60 Elizabeth De La Pena ‘86 Sylvia M. Delgado-Moser ‘76 Vivian Wood Donahoe ‘53 Lydia Ann Doubleday ‘95 Diana V. Duenas ‘87 Rita Fox Duggan ‘73 Sara E. Dysart ‘70 Patsy L. Egen ‘62 Laura V. Elizondo ‘80 Mary Louise Farek Denise R. Favella-Garcia Peggy Fielder ‘66 Edith A. Flores ‘87 Louise Berensten Ford ‘59 Silvia Lorena Gallegos Jorge A. Garza Catherine B. Gilbert ‘60

Janet Kathleen Glynn ‘96 Ann Goetz ‘65 Toni Kunz Goldsmith ‘58 Angelina R. Gonzalez Diana G. Gonzalez ‘60 Jeanie Sanchez Gonzalez ‘87 Joe Gonzalez William J. Gonzalez Courtney Alexsandra Grabill ‘08 Sharron Graves ‘60 Mary Sharon Gregory ‘65 Yvonne M. Grothues ‘86 Kathy Kuntz Gruber ‘61 Celinda I. Guerra Sharon Hardenstine ‘71 Gerald Butler Harkless ‘68 Rosa L. Hernandez ‘03 Maria Hilda Herrera Maryanne C. Herzig ‘73 Mary Ann Mancini Horton ‘64

Susan Houston-Wolf ‘71 Sylvia Ann Hulshof ‘63 Lisa J. Hutson ‘70 Ida Ibarra ‘74 IWHS Class of ‘19’84 ‘84 Kay W. Jones ‘54 Jo Ann Diaz Jordan ‘88 Mary W. Keeton Patricia Kelley ‘64 Julie Kellmann ‘80 Mary Clare Kemper-Gonzalez Virginia Haegelin Kerr ‘67 C’Leste Killian-Huck ‘60 Sandra K. Kiolbassa ‘63 Jeanne Ann Koplan ‘59 Amanda J. Krejci ‘70 Karen Evaleen Lashbrook ‘82 Patsy Pape Libby ‘51 Sharon A. Linnartz ‘65 M. Edward Lopez Melisa Macias Patricia Tschoepe Maguire ‘65 Roco Food Management, LLC Louis J. Marin Edna T. Martin ‘68 Vanessa Casanova Martinelli ‘95 Genevie Espinoza Mason ‘94 Laurie Ann Mayhugh ‘91 Lisa D. McBurnett ‘84 Margaret Hess McChesney Marguerite McCormick ‘60 Nancy Jo McCullough ‘67 Brian G. McLoughlin Michelle Victoria Medellin ‘86 Pamela L. Medellin-Bernick ‘69 Leta Kay Menton ‘62 Jaime Vaness Merideth ‘94 Dolores M. Mitchell ‘48 D’Lynne Stephenson Morin ‘84 Mary Guerrero Munoz ‘87 Cynthia L. Muniz ‘75 Constance Pollock Murnane ‘41 =

Honor Roll of Donors



Helen Newell-Thompson ‘55 Amelia G. Nieto ‘85 Virginia Sue Noll ‘70 Laura G. Ochoa ‘78 Bernadette E. O’Connor ‘61 Elizabeth Hazuda O’Connor ‘53 Teresa Barrios Ogden ‘77 Patricia Mae Olivares ‘79 Margo Whitt Olson ‘56 John & Roberta Palmer Barbara Pape Paparella ‘55 Martha Edwards Pape ‘59 Margaret Kinley Parham ‘56 Sonia Marie Pedilla ‘96

Peggy Bolner Penshorn ‘52 Sharon Marie Perez ‘74 Margaret Goetz Peth ‘77 Mary Gietzen Pritchard Priests of the Sacred Heart Carolyn Dunlap Putnam ‘53 Deborah Ann Quinones Mimi Quintanilla ‘74 Rolando Ramos

Sylvia Antoinette Reyna ‘74 Claudia Richartz ‘62 Carol Ann Rodriguez ‘85 Debora T. Rodriguez ‘74 Virginia Rodriguez ‘51 Betsy Lynn Salcedo ‘80 Susan Sanders Gordon M. Scales Cynthia R. Schloss School Shoes Unlimited Sara Ann Schretenthaler ‘06 Janice L. Schwab ‘64 Jo Ann Scrivano ‘63 Rebecca Marie Sibley ‘04 Laura Chance Siebeneck ‘01 Susan Ann Sitterle ‘61 Cynthia M. Smith ‘83 Marilynn Cavender Smith ‘58 Br. Frank J. Snider, SJCShirley Ann Snoga ‘83 Christine L. Spencer ‘78 St. Paul Catholic School Sharon Stanford Debbie Sultemeier Bernard T. Swift Patty Sharrock Taylor ‘74 Leah Gail Tschoepe-White ‘87 Dianne B. Valtierra ‘79 Leticia Van de Putte Patricia Kuntz Vance ‘49 JoAnn Hemstreet Vaughan ‘56 Alexis Villareal ‘70 Ashley N. Villarreal ‘07 Patti Wenk ‘79 Deborah A. Wennermark ‘71 Langston B. Williams Laura O. Gonzales Wilshire ‘95 Patricia Lucinda Wolf ‘07 Annette Marie Zahirniak $1-$99Magdalen Angelique Acebo ‘03 Alamo Helicopter Tours,

San Antonio Yvonne J. Algueseva ‘82 Rob Alsbury

Theresa A. Anderson ‘68 Diann Arispe ‘71 Roger Aruijo Elizabeth Ann Baker ‘08 Jefferson W. Baker Rosa Baker Sarah N. Baker ‘12 Mary Margaret Barna ‘58 Marie P. Barr Frances E. Barrera Nelia Barrera ‘62 Frances Tessa Bartels ‘68 Margaret Ann Bartlett ‘83 Noriko Baxter Rose Marie Bennett ‘58 Ruth A. Berg ‘69 Carolyn Birge ‘00 Nancy J. Blakemore ‘58

Marcella Ann Blanco ‘04 Judith E. Blevins ‘59 Sr. Bette Ann Bluhm, CCVI ‘56 Ben Richard Boyd Rita M. Bragg ‘68 Keven Bridges Paulette R. Brient ‘62 Susan T. Brotherman ‘67 Cathy A. Brown ‘86 Diane S. Brown

Jerry Brown Cecilia Young Bruce ‘85 Nanette Braunstein Buckley ‘56 Norma C. Burke Melissa Bustamante ‘81 LaShaundra Caesar Vivian Canales Albert Canchola Bessie Tollerson Caraway Jesse Cardona Kellie M. Carlson Sharon Fike Carlton Melissa Robles Carreon Desirée Escobar Castillo ‘91 Melanie Ann Castillo ‘95 Diana F. Cavazos ‘88 Belinda Alexandra Celis ‘82 Judy Arispe Cervera ‘70 Arlene B. Chalkley ‘81 Sharon Ann Chandler ‘61 Delma I. Cisneros Frances Kuntz Coffey ‘87 Tracy L. Colborn ‘74 Toni Collins Annette R. Cook ‘84 Christine Corser ‘78 Graciela V. Cortez Yanira Vegerano Cruz



Melinda Cullen ‘94 Joelle Ana Danford ‘00 Gerald E. Daniels Marsha A. Davila ‘08 Kathleen Coghlan Dawson ‘83 Angalee Deforest ‘59 Laverne Dehnel Lillian N. DeLuna Dolores Dennehy ‘61 Stephanie Lynne Denning Rosemary Denson ‘62 Sandra J. Desbrow ‘67

LaSonia Marie Dixon ‘61 Priscilla Torres Driskill ‘84 Paul R. Dubay Laura M. Guerra Dubois ‘87 Mary Ann Duduit ‘68 Alvinnell DuMenil ‘54 Brandy L. Durand ‘93 Dolores Canales Dutson ‘55 Moorilee Ford Edwards ‘67 Jesse Elizondo

Caroline Sekula Ellis ‘97 Carolyn Albrecht Farmer ‘55 Becky Faust ‘67 Kerian M. Fisher ‘95 Patricia Fitzgibbons ‘66 Ann Claire Fletcher ‘99 Anel I. Flores ‘94 April D. Flores ‘99 Alexandra Forney ‘04 Shirley M. Forster ‘59 Julee French ‘62 April Michelle Fricke Lana Fricke Jeffrey S. Froboese Gloria J. Fuentes-Medrano William P. Galindo Lorena A. Gallegos Teresa C. Gamez Noah Garcia Roger Garcia April Anne Garza Margaret J. Garza ‘63 Denise Reyes George ‘84 Annette Glavan ‘80 Barbara Rick Glenn ‘49 Mary Louise Goetz ‘64 Celeste Marie Gonzales ‘06 JoAnn Ploch Gonzales Patricia A. Gonzalez Julie A. Grace ‘90 Willie Lois Butler Grant ‘65 Edna Marie Green Ann Patricia Greene Priscilla A. Grota Cynthia Gudowski-Luna ‘75 Lisa Ann Solano Guerra ‘84 Alma Y. Gutierrez Mary Haile ‘62 Regina G. Hammers ‘62 Graciela Amaro-Hanna ‘92 Lauren Elizabeth Harkins ‘05 Robin DuMenil Hartman ‘82 Frances Riser Heard ‘44

Dennis M. Hendrix Elizabeth Bowen Hernandez ‘77 Cecilia Jimenez Hidalgo ‘64 Jesus Hinojosa Claire Andreana Huerta ‘93 Gustavo Hurtado Zola S. Ingram ‘56 Yvonne Melissa Inzinna Nicole Suzanne Jackson ‘94 Joan D. Jacob ‘47 YNancy J. Jacobsmeyer Carol Ann Jeannin ‘62 Patricia Jimenez ‘87 Rebecca Lynn Jones ‘96 Christopher J. Kahanek Ernest E. Karam Carol Crozier Keller ‘55 Marian H. Kelley ‘45 Rosemary Maguire Kelley ‘69 Miriam G. Kellogg Emily Jane Puig Kenna ‘58 Katelyn Sara Kershner

Sally A. Kilby ‘62 Stephanie K. Klaneckey Patricia Frances Klar ‘62 Regina Catherine Klemcke ‘66 Sylvia Ann Kutschenreuter ‘71 Marie Coe Lacey ‘62

Kimberly LaFrance Vera Seng Lancaster ‘32 Beth A. Landis Sylvia J. Laskowski ‘57 Curtis Lewis Diana Lisenbee Dora Due Logue ‘50 Sharon Flores- Longoria ‘89 Sr. Ramona Lopez, CCVI Elizabeth Ozuna Madla ‘56 Ignacio Mallett Dana Anne Marquez ‘99 Laura Marquez ‘88 Blanca Marquez-Sanchez Melissa A. Martin ‘79 Monica D. Martin ‘81 Shirley D. Martin ‘46 Diana S. Martinez Kateri O. Martinez Melissa Martinez Ruth Jean McBratney ‘59 Rose Ann McDonald Bridget Ann McDougall ‘60 Anastasia McKenna Sandra McNease ‘79 Janice E. Mears ‘59 Frank Medina Sandra Mendoza ‘77



Sandra Migl ‘63 Eden Miller Lenice A. Minar Anjelica Allegra Moncada ‘06 Joan Elizabeth Moody ‘72 Margaret A. Mortis Carol Mossien ‘70 Laura Ann Trevino Murray ‘65 Cynthia Louise Narendorf ‘89 Sandra M. Navarro ‘88 Sonya Neal ‘81 Raleigh W. Nelson Barbara Nicholas ‘62 Mary Small Nichols ‘48 Joyce E. Wright Nikolai ‘50

Mary Swientek Nocker ‘73 Jeff North Sr. Margaret Nugent, CCVI ‘53 Kathleen Kosub O’Connor ‘65 Katie Ogden ‘99 Anne E. Ohlrich Kenneth Olguin Fernando Ortiz Daniel Paez Ann Angel Parsons ‘64 Mary Joy Pawelek ‘82 Yolanda H. Perez Alison Petr ‘81 Anna Laura Petri ‘87

Bill & Denise Pfeiffer Georgia Lynn Piez Rita Siegrist Pilgrim ‘60 Sandra Pina Catherine A. Porter ‘61 Beatrice Quintanilla- Abercrombie Laura K. Quiroz Carolina Ramos ‘59 Yolanda M. Ramos Linda Mary Brown Raya ‘64 Linda Carol Redford ‘63 Veronica Marie Renteria ‘87 Lisa Marie Rhode ‘83 Carol Christians- Rice ‘64 Gloria A. Ritter ‘50 Adriana Perez Rivera ‘76 Roy B. Rivera Michelle Rocha ‘86 Clara Maria Rodriguez David Rodriguez Teresa Lynn Rodriguez ‘88 Sharon Green Rohde ‘64 Sr. Elia Josephine Rosas, CCVI ‘43 Deborah Torres Rose ‘80 Eric Del Rose Kristan A. Ruiz ‘08 Laura Elisa Veronica Ruiz ‘94 Sr. Eilish Ryan, CCVI ‘59

Yvette L. Sadler Jaime Salazar Merry Salinas ‘91 Pat R. Sammis ‘46 Yvonne J. Santos ‘53 Judy A. Schell ‘64 Dorothy C. Schulze ‘66 Perry G. Sheets Claudia C. Shroyer ‘61

Natalia Skovorodina Heather Ann Slater Charles Nils Smith David A. Smith Adrian L. Sotelo Pam Stephens ‘89 Nichole Vandeputte Stiles ‘98 Matt Strange Nancy Strilka Emmeline B. Tamez ‘96 Brenda Hutzler Taylor ‘83 Stacy A. Thibodeaux Sylvia Marie Tillotson ‘57 Melinda P. Tokmehdash Melba A. Toscano ‘63 Felicia R. Travieso ‘06 Delilah D. Trevino ‘85 Rudy Trevino

Anthony W. Uminski Theresa Urbanovsky Eduardo R. Vega Mary Susan Meyer Vehorn ‘64 Patricia Marie Verde ‘92 Allen Moreno Villarreal Carolyn E. Walker Debbie Walton Sahara Estrella Washington Michael Joseph Weil Diane Barron Weynand ‘60 Sarah Kristin Weynand ‘05 Elsa White ‘76 Misti M. White ‘00 Marilyn F. Wienecke ‘61 Garnett Wietbrock ‘73 Renee Coale Willis Margaret Ann Mueller Wolf ‘51 Verneanne E. Wong Cynthia L. Wood ‘70 Rebecca Woods ‘87 Dina Marie Zamarripa-Ramirez ‘95 Melissa DeLeon Zamora ‘84

Nancy F. Zapata ‘84 Debra Ann Zielins Janet E. Zimmermann ‘63 Cathy Zirkle ‘83 Gregory M. Zlotnick



In HonorJudy Bel

Martha Francesca BolesMary Frances Zamora

Diana F. Cavazos ‘88Mary Ann Duduit

Timothy DuduitSandra Grabill

Courtney A. Grabill ‘08R. Emmett Cater

Lisa J. Hutson ‘70April Fricke

Linda Green Villarreal ‘84The Stavinoha family

Sr. Christine Stavinoha Sr. Chris Stavinoha &

Sr. Ramona Lopez Margaret McChesney

Kellye Fernandez ‘15 Mary Keeton

The Ambassadors of Song Roger Labat

Cristina Hebert ‘08 Scott Hebert

Nichole Van De Putte ‘98 Vanessa Van De Putte ‘99 Leticia Van De Putte

Brianna Campbell ‘12 Stuart Campbell

Celeste A. Martinez ‘11 Ricardo Martinez

The Class of 1984 Denise Reyes George ‘84

Ann Claire Kellogg Fletcher ‘99 Mimi Kellogg

In MemoryCoach Delo Dyer, Sr. Irene and

Sr. Joan Kathy K. Gruber ‘65

Loretto Fryar Marie Coe Lacey ‘62

Loretta Jacobsmeyer ‘39 Barbara Jean Paparella ‘55

Susan Calvey ‘03 Ashley R. Phillips ‘03

Ninfa Ozuna’79 Dina M. Zamarripa-Ramirez ‘95

Loretta Jacobsmeyer ‘39 Nancy Jacobsmeyer

Kenneth Pritchard Mary Pritchard

Chip Willis Renee Willis

In-Kind DonorsAcademyAIGBadgeman Promational ProductsBahama BucksBarrett Motor CarsBig State ProduceCamp Bow Wow San AntonioCanyon Springs Golf ClubKellie M. CarlsonCaruso’s Golf CenterCavender’s Boot CityCooper’s Meat MarketCorner Bakery CaféDr. Todd DelaneyDominion Country ClubDon RobertosDoninion Country ClubFiesta SpicesFinck Cigar CompanyFire Wok Asian CaféJohnathan GodseyYvonne M. GrothuesHilton Palacio Del RioIbettink, LLCKiolbassa Provision Co.La Madeleine French BakeryLas PalapasLonghorn CaféEd LopezLos BarriosFrank ManiscalcoFrank & Loretta MedinaMyron’s Steakhouse & GrilleNatural Bridge CavernsAmelia G. NietoOrange LeafPatron TequilaPei WeiPerry’s Steakhouse & GrilleQuarry Golf ClubRicos ProductsROCO Food Management, LLCRuth’s Chris SteakhouseSan Antonio Gun ClubSillivan AdvertisingSilverhorn Golf ClubSkin Rejuvenation CliniqueSparklesSteve MaddenThe Lindeman FamilyThe Royal CanvasWag More Dog StoreWhataburger

Foundations/Trusts/Grants/ Matching Gifts

Archdiocese of San AntonioChevronCongregation of the Sisters of the

Incarnate WordFidelity Charitable Gift FundFIRST in Texas FoundationGrande Communications, Inc.IBM International FoundationJPMorgan Chase FoundationPEPSICO FoundationRenaissance Charitable Foundation,

Inc.San Antonio Area FoundationScanlan FoundationSilicon Valley Community

FoundationSilver Eagle Distributors Charitable

FoundationSisters of Charity of the Incarnate

WordStrake FoundationThe John G. & Marie Stella

Kenedy Memorial FoundationThe Kuntz FoundationThe RWM FoundationThe Schwab Fund for Charitable

GivingValero Energy Foundation

In MemoriamElaine Scharlack Davis

Class of 1951 December 8, 2015

Doris Simmang Dyer Class of 1938

January 27, 2016

Kellie Byrd Fleming Class of 1955

December 28, 2015

Jana Ana Herrera Galo Class of 1986

February 2, 2015

Carole Byrd Gardner Class of 1953

December 12, 2015

Kathleen Aleman Gomez Class of 1986

February 9, 2015

Anna Trevino Guerra Class of 1972

August 29, 2015

Harriett Fey Ham Class of 1959

November 21, 2015

Charlie Ann Anderwald Hanzelka

Class of 1957 January 24, 2015

Yvonne Hernandez Class of 1971

December 25, 2015

Helene Stanley Hornisher Class of 1954

January 11, 2015

Bebe Canales Inkley Class of 1953

August 8, 2015

Mary Cathryn (Cathy) Gray Jackson

Class of 1965 November 14, 2015

Joan Dupuis Jacob Class of 1947

October 29, 2015

Genevieve Friesenhahn Kollodziej

Class of 1950 April 14, 2015

Patricia Heck O’Brien Class of 1953

December 25, 2015

Barbara Klar Pfeiffer Class of 1951 April 22, 2015

Mary Emma Hernandez Solis Class of 1949

October 20, 2015

Alice Gerodetti Streckfus Class of 1948 May 18, 2015

Gertrude Mecke Triggs Class of 1940

December 22, 2014

Mary Turk Class of 1981

November 2, 2015

Patricia Padulo Villarreal Class of 1965

December 25, 2014

Mabel Specia Wolfe Class of 1937

November 14, 2015

Honor Roll of Special Gifts



Noriko BaxterLara BenavidesCybele BoladoRichard BoydDiane BrownLaShaundra CaesarVivian CanalesJesse CardonaSharon CarltonDelma CisnerosToni CollinsYanira CruzSylvia Cuellar-RascoeStephanie DenningLydia DoubledayPaul DuBay

Sr. Jane FarekApril FrickeGloria Fuentes-MedranoLorena GallegosApril GarzaJoAnn GonzalesAnn GreeneMaria Hilda HerreraYvonne InzinnaMimi KelloggKatelyn KershnerDr. Beth Landis Diana LisenbeeSr. Ramona LopezBlanca Marquez-SanchezKateri Martinez

Peggy McChesneyMargaret MortisB.J. NelsenDr. Lynn PiezMary PritchardDebbie QuinonesGordon ScalesCynthia SchlossNatalia SkovorodinaHeather SlaterBr. Frank Snider, SJCSr. Christine StavinohaNancy StrilkaTony UminiskiEddie VegaAlexis Villareal

Michael WeilDr. Langston WilliamsRenee WillisAnnette ZahirniakDina Marie Zamarripa-RamirezDebra Zielins

Faculty, Staff and AdministrationIncarnate Word High School is grateful to the employee support and participation in the Employee Campaign during the 2014-2015 school year.



CompassionCompassion, kindness and grace are prevalent at Incarnate Word High School through the actions of clubs, activities and daily student life. Listed below are some examples of the IWHS community modeling the core value of compassion:

Q Coach April Fricke successfully completed a 250 mile cycling adventure, following the same route taken by the first three Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word in 1869. The ride, from Freeport, TX to San Antonio, known as the “Sisters’ Trail”, continues to raise donations for the Friends of Christus Santa Rosa Foundation Mobile Mammography Program.

Q The IWHS community participated in many fundraising, awareness and community building activities including the Robotics Club - blood drives, Pax Christi USA’s – blanket and winter clothing drive and the STUCO food drive for San Antonio Catholic Charities.

Q Student Council presented a check for $5,000, the proceeds from the Back to School Dance, to Dr. Lisa Uribe-Kozlovsky ’82 Executive Director, Women’s Global in memory of co- founder Sr. Dorothy Ettling, CCVI. WGC is a ministry of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word.

Q Advent Project: Juniors and Seniors, collected food for the San Antonio Food Bank. Freshmen and Sophomores, collected toiletries and necessities for Visitation House (a sponsored ministry of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word addressing the needs and concerns of economically poor woman and children). Campus Ministry made a donation to RAICES (Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services) from their annual poinsettia fundraiser.

Q The World Geography classes participated as guests of the Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio, where they participated in group discussions and attended a presentation by Holocaust survivor, Rose Williams.

Q Through the Kindness Campaign, created and inspired by former Guidance Counselor, Sharon Carlton, the IWHS community was invited to submit names of students or staff members who exhibited kindness. Each submission was displayed on a colorful, paper heart and hung in the main hallway. In addition, the IWHS community created and delivered 50 valentine cards and notes to the patients at the Children’s Hospital of San Antonio and at Santa Rosa Hospital and to the veterans at the Fisher House.

Is your name missing from this report?It could be because…

· You made your gift after our fiscal year ended on May 31, 2015. (Gifts received after May 31 will be included in our next Annual Report.)

· You asked that your gift be kept anonymous.

· We made a mistake and we are very sorry for the omission.



Financials 2014-2015 Operating BudgetOperating Budget: $5,633,000

Instruction 39%

Institutional Support 18%

Sudent Services 13%

Plant Operations 11%

Student Aid 8%

Auxiliary Enterprise 5%

Academic Support 3%

Fundraising 2%

Transfers 1%

Tuition and Fees 88%

Auxiliary Enterprises Sales & Services 7%

Other Sources 4%

Contributions & Investment Income 1%

Expenses:

Income:

These reflect unaudited financial statements based on 509 students.


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