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The Mater Dei High School Magazine Volume 31, Number 1 • Winter 2015

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The Red & Gold is published three times a year by the Mater Dei High School Office of Institutional Advancement, to encourage understanding and support of the mission of Mater Dei High School. Through the Red & Gold, Mater Dei’s 10,000+ alumni, as well as the school’s many friends, continue to strengthen their relationships with each other and become better informed about the many ways Mater Dei strives for excellence through its spiritual, academic and extracurricular programs.

red & Gold staffEditor: Carol Nurrenbern

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Art Director: Alan Inkenbrandt ’[email protected]

Photography Contributors: Yearbook Student Staff

Straub Photography

Contributors: Timothy Dickel,

Andrew Roberson, Sarah Wagner ’88 Maggie Hurm ’09

Send alumni news and address changes to Maggie Hurm, Database Manager, [email protected].

Cover story: nativity scene built by mater Dei alum

Read about a unique Christmas scene built by the hands of

a Mater Dei alumnus. Cover photo by Straub Photography.

the mater Dei Friends & Alumni

AssociationOn the 30-year anniversary of the MDFAA, some of the

founding members share why it began and how it evolved.

mater Dei 65th Anniversary bAsh

The Mater Dei community celebrated 65 years of MD at the

BASH (Building a Scholastic Heritage)—an evening of

celebrating and remembering.

sr. Jane michele mcClure ’67

Sister has received the Spirit of Giving Award for her work with Habitat for Humanity of

Evansville.

Annual honor roll of Donors

The Mater Dei Annual Report, included in this issue, recognizes those who further Mater Dei’s mission through their gifts of

time, talent and treasure.

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Supermileage Team in TIME magazineThe Mater Dei Supermileage Team was highlighted in a Shell ad in the September 8–15, 2014 issue of TIME magazine. The Supermileage Team has had continued suc-cess in the Shell Eco-Marathon competition each year.

Ken and Diana Arbary established a scholarship in memory of the their daughter, Michelle Greenwell, who passed away from cancer at the age of 35. Michelle was the mother of Emily ’11, Laura ’13, and Rachael Greenwell, a sixth grader at St. Philip Catholic School.

The Michelle Diane Greenwell Schol-arship awards a graduating senior with a scholarship for college and provides tuition assistance to Mater Dei families. The Arbarys wanted to establish a memorial for their daughter and could not think of a better way than setting up a scholar-ship that would support young people

with their education. According to Ken, “We love the school. The educa-tion at Mater Dei is phenomenal.”

Ken and Diana continue to find ways to support Mater Dei through the scholarship they have established. They are the owners of Carpet Bar-gain Center, and Ken recently began making rugs with the interlocking MD logo. They are selling the rugs from their store at 323 Division Street in Evansville. The rugs are in three different sizes. The 18-inch by 28-inch rug sells for $50; the 32-inch by 24-inch sells for $75; and the large 3-foot by 4-foot is $100. Ken also makes name rugs—individual first or last names—

and area rugs. Sales from all of these rugs are directed to the Michelle Diane Greenwell Scholarship. They make great Christmas gifts!

Tomorrow’s Work ForceThe 2014 Tomorrow's Work Force, an event that

honors the 2014 Student Leadership Award recipients from Mater Dei and Memorial High Schools, took place this past September. The program featured keynote speaker, Lin Dunn, college and professional women's basketball coach.

The Tomorrow's Work Force program is a partner-ship between community leaders and businesses and the Evansville Catholic High Schools—Mater Dei and Reitz Memorial High Schools. The goal is to further the educational opportunities of the community’s high school students. The support of business and industry is critical to the continued success of our young people as they become future business and community leaders.

The Tomorrow's Work Force program assists in three main areas of support: technology, science and faculty development.

rugs benefit michelle Greenwell scholarship

From left to right, Rachael, Emily with her daughter, Kinley, and Laura display the rugs that benefit the scholarship set up in their mother’s name.

Students from Mater Dei who were chosen to receive the Lead-ership Award are pictured: Front row, left to right: Eva Traylor, Meredith Daunhauer, Katelyn Bueltel, Ellason Freeman, Tara Seibert, Monica Scofield, Mallory Anson, Kayla Shane. Back row: Evan McDonald, Emily Bradley, Jackie Gries, Mikail Parkinson, Megan Farny, Kyle Rexing, Trevor Dale. Mikail Parkinson was the recipient of the $1,000 Leadership Scholarship.

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mater Dei’s 65th Anniversary celebrationIn October, the Mater Dei community celebrated 65 years of Mater Dei High School at the BASH (Building a Scholastic Heritage), where alumni and friends came together for an evening of celebrating and remembering. Old yearbooks adorned the tables and the audience watched a video with pictures from the last 65 years.

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Anniversary Annual Fund offers opportunity to honor someone special

For 65 years Mater Dei High School has provided a faith based education for the youth in the Evansville area. Throughout the decades, many people have made that education possible—teachers, parents, church members and community members.

Each year, Mater Dei has projects and programs necessary for the success of the student body and up-keep of facilities which are not fully funded by annual tuition income. The generosity of our Annual Fund donors ensure the success of our students today.

Mater Dei is honored to have Fr. David Nunning serve as the Anniversary Annual Fund Chair for 2014–15. He serves with his siblings who are all Mater Dei graduates: Marge Basden ’51, Madelyn Eickhoff ’53, Bernard Nunning ’56, Walter Nunning ’58, and Gerald Nunning ’64. Fr. Dave attended Mater Dei for one year before entering the seminary at Fr. Dewig’s urging. His service as

a priest to the Diocese of Evansville has made an impact across Evans-ville, in particular as the Bishop’s liaison to the Evansville Catholic High Schools and Mater Dei High School Board of Trustees. He retired July 1, 2014.

As the 65th Anniversary celebra-tion continues through the 2014–15 school year, Mater Dei friends and alumni have the opportunity to contribute to Mater Dei by giving to the Anniversary Annual Fund in honor of someone connected to the high school.

“This year, our gift will be in honor of our parents, Oscar and Marie Nunning. Won’t you please consider a gift to the Annual Fund worthy of this Anniversary Year? This special Anniversary Annual Fund is your opportunity to give a gift to honor someone who is con-nected to Mater Dei High School,” encouraged Fr. Dave.

Please join Fr. Dave in making a difference each day through an annual gift to the Mater Dei Anniversary Annual Fund.

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and Marie Nunning. Won’t you

please consider a gift to the

Annual Fund worthy of this

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ed to Mater dei High School.” — Fr. David Nunning,

2014–15 Mater Dei Annual Fund Chair

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Enclosed is my/our gift of $______________to the Mater Dei Anniversary Annual Fund My company will match my gift.

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Please make this a recurring gift by debiting my card above for $____________ every MONTH QUARTER YEAR

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Mater Dei Alumni & Friends News submittals for the Red & Gold magazine can be sent to: [email protected] or 812-421-5727 ext. 404

The 2014-15 MD Annual Fund begins July 1, 2014 and ends June 30, 2015: All gifts received by June 30, 2015 will be included in the annual Honor Roll of Donors

Please contact me about the Ave Maria Society, Mater Dei High School’s planned giving and endowment society

For more information about giving to Mater Dei, call the Mater Dei High School Office of Institutional Advancement 812-421-5727 • www.materdeiwildcats.com • [email protected]• [email protected]

2014-15 Mater Dei Anniversary Annual Fund—PLEDGE CARD Payment Information

Classroom Equipment & Furniture: $30,000 Technology-Software: $15,000 Audio Visual Equipment for Media Center & Kempf Auditorium: $10,000 Maintenance Enhancements: $15,000 Tuition Assistance: $90,000

Professional Development: $15,000 Spiritual Enrichment Programs: $10,000 Youth First Support: $15,000 Capital Reserve: $25,000 TOTAL GOAL: $225,000

Giving Levels

Immaculate Assembly $10,000 + Msgr. Lautner League $5,000 - $9,999 Father Dewig Fellowship $2,500 - $4,999 Queen’s Court $1,000 - $2,499 Royal Gold Society $500 - $999 Loyal Red Circle $250 - $499 Century Club $100 - $249 Anniversary Partners $66 - $99 Patrons $11 - $65 Wildcat Class $1 - $10

The impact of your gifts continue to enhance the student experience at Mater Dei. Please support these valuable projects and programs in 2014-15:

Nearly twenty years ago, Jim Knapp ’68 was asked by his pas-tor at St. Wendel Catholic Church to use his woodworking talents to build a new crèche for the church, but it would

not be any ordinary nativity scene. What Jim eventually built was a contemporary crèche that reflected his deep faith and his fervent love for his parish, and it now serves as a beautiful way for Jim to live on in the hearts of those who knew him.

The traditional nativity set at St. Wendel had been repaired so many times by parishioner Malcolm Adler, who also set it up each year, that he thought the church needed a new one. In 1995, Fr. David Nunning, who was pastor of St. Wendel at the time, had a vision of a new nativity scene that would reveal a Biblical history.

According to Fr. Nunning, the original inspiration for the con-temporary crèche was an exhibition of nativity sets in the lobby of a local bank which recalled the image of the Weihnachtskrippen in Tirol, where each artist and craftsman would attempt to interpret the nativity into the medium of his or her culture and circum-stances. The interior of the church at St. Wendel, with its particu-lar style of woodwork and ornamentation, beckoned for a unique

and particular setting for the crèche. “All that was needed was a true craftsman and Christian who could translate the idea into reality. I could not find anyone who could put the idea on paper, so I was searching for someone who could take the concept directly to the medium—especially to wood. Later we would find others to work with the glass and painting,” states Fr. Nunning.

He was well aware of one parishioner’s amazing talents. “Jim Knapp could understand a concept and execute it in wood or metal or whatever medium was needed. He was not only an incomparable technician but ultimately a true artist. He built the setting over a period of two years in his carpenter shop at his home,” said Fr. Nunning.

Jim’s wife, Elvira, recalls Fr. Nunning and Jim during the early stages of designing the nativity scene. “Instead of having dessert after a meal in a restaurant, drawings were made on napkins. They were in their own world while discussing the various possibilities. With each new drawing the excitement kept building. It was a true labor of love for both of them.”

Jim used wood that was preserved from the old organ chamber of St. Wendel to build the cathedral-style background and the

A Christmas Crèche By Carol Nurrenbern


Jim’s family gathered around the nativity scene Christmas 2013 at St. Wendel Church. Far left: Jenny Vaughn ’93, Elvira Knapp, Greg, Rachelle ’97, Griffin and Makenna Schowe; Right back row: Sara ’96, Cole, and Jeff Sexton and Ross Vaughn; Front row: Evan and Ashlyn Sexton and Holden Hunt

Symbolism in the Nativity SceneBy Fr. David Nunning

The centerpiece of the nativity set is the octagon, a favorite object of the church for remem-bering the eighth day of creation when all things are made new in Jesus Christ. The octagon, which bears the ancient story of Jesus, Mary and Joseph, displays on each side pane, at the top, the Greek letters for the name of Jesus, ίηϚ, and at the bottom, a pictorial reminder of the tree of Jesse from which Jesus is born.

Each of the other tables pres-ents symbols of individuals or groups from the family of Jesse. Each pane bears the abbrevia-tion for Christ in Greek: χρ.

The stylized stable represents Bethlehem, the place of Jesus’ birth, and Mary, the beautiful vessel of God. Her name is repeated in the Latin form, Maria. The cross reminds us that her child is no ordinary child, but destined to be the Savior: the very name of Jesus means “God saves.”

Light quietly pervades the scene: from the inside all is transformed. The divine and human are interlaced, the simple elements of earthly existence and the golden hints of divine glory. One can almost walk in between the pieces of this setting: indeed, we walk in the presence of Jesus and His life, and the mystery of His incarnation surrounds us every day of our life.

geometric tables, matching the already existing design of the reredos, the original altar. The painting was done by Dan Elpers; the Jesse symbols were drawn by Rick Lamble ’88 and executed by Charles Koressel ’69.

Fr. Nunning chose the symbols that would be incorporated into the nativity scene, which were the traditional Jesse Tree symbols. The idea was to make a crib appropriate for the church and one that would serve as a Catechism, especially for children, where they could see the story of salvation unfold before them. “It would have a magical quality for children because they could walk ‘inside’ the crib, and the traditional elements of Christmas decoration would all be there—evergreens, lights, ornaments, and statues. Above the crib would hang a moving mobile of stars, tables that lit the figures from below, and a stable that could not be distinguished from a palace,” explains Fr. Nunning.

The crèche was first used for Christmas in 1997. The contemporary nativity scene was much different than the traditional Christmas crèche, but St. Wendel parishioners under-stood what it represented. “Most recognized it as a labor of love and appreciated the exqui-site craftsmanship that it embodied. They received it as an expression of Jim’s deep faith and an expression of deep respect for the community and its worship,” shares Fr. Nunning.

Elvira remembers that “most people were overwhelmed with the beauty of it. I do recall some people saying it was too fancy. It was such a change from the old rough-wood stable that had been in the church for many, many years. Eventually, I think it was accepted as a wonderful tribute to the Baby Jesus. Each year many people who grew up in the parish come back to spend Christmas with their families. I remember seeing many of these people having their pictures taken with their families in front of the nativity scene. Jim was a humble man, but I’m sure he had a deep sense of pride when he saw that.”

According to Elvira, when Fr. Ed Schnur became pastor of St. Wendel Jim recognized Fr. Schnur’s talents in decorating and welcomed him to use that talent at Christmas, which meant using a different crèche. Eventually, Fr. Nunning asked to use the nativity scene at St. Agnes where he was pastor. It was an opportunity for more people to expe-rience it, and the crèche was displayed at St. Agnes for several years. Last Christmas, Fr. Schnur brought it back to St. Wendel as a tribute to Jim who had passed away two months before. “It was a beautiful gesture on his part,” Elvira recalls.

Jim’s legacy lives on in the parish where he gave so much of himself. Elvira reflects, “When I sit at Mass in St. Wendel Church, I not only feel God’s presence, I know Jim is there with me. Partially because I see several pedestals he built for statues in the church, but mostly because he so loved St. Wendel and the parish family. We were both baptized there and married there. Our daughters were baptized and were married there. And now Jim is buried there.“ And a beautiful Christmas crèche keeps memories of Jim even closer.



band marches to state againCongratulations to the Mater Dei Marching Wildcats for their fifth consecutive appearance at State band competition, and their seventh state appearance over-all. The band’s show theme this year was “Way Out West” with western costumes and music.

Mater Dei was the only high school in Evansville to qualify for state this year with their small band of 39 musicians and 12 color guard members. The band was under the direction of new band director Dan Klipper.

Girls’ soccer state runners-upThe Mater Dei Girls’ Soccer team made their first ever state appearance this past November. The Lady Wildcats fell after a hard fought game to Fort Wayne Canter-bury 1-0 finishing their season as Class A State Runner Up. Congratulations on an outstanding season!

Sectional Evansville Day School, 4-0 North Posey, 1-0 Gibson Southern, 1-0

RegionalPike Central, 8-0

Semi-State Cascade, 7-1 Lawrenceburg, 1-0 (Penalty Kicks)

State Finals Fort Wayne Canterbury, 0-1

Football REGIONALS, CITY, SIAC, SECTIONAL CHAMPS,

CONTINUING IN POST-SEASON PLAY

Girls Soccer SECTIONAL, REGIONAL, SEMI-STATE CHAMPS,

STATE RUNNER UP

Girls Golf INDIvIDUAL REGIONALS qUALIFIERS:

NATALIE BLAIR & SOPHIE ROHLEDER

Girls Cross Country qUALIFIED AS A TEAM FOR SEMI-STATE

INDIvIDUAL SEMI-STATE qUALIFIERS: GRACE

MCDURMON, EvA TRAYLOR, LILY DUNCAN

Boys Cross Country INDIvIDUAL SEMI-STATE qUALIFIER:

EvAN MCDONALD

Marching Wildcats Band 5TH PLACE FINISH AT STATE

sports reCAp: FAll 2014


second annual Alumni basketball GameOver 25 former players and coaches participated in the second annual Mater Dei Boys Basketball Alumni Game that took place in October.

Among the former players who played in the game were Kelly Muensterman ’06 and Matt Kiefer ’02, two of the all-time leading scorers for Mater Dei, with 1,270 and 1,188 points respectively. Matt went on to play basketball at Purdue and professionally throughout Europe for five years.

The Red Team defeated the White Team 61–54 in a closely con-tested game. Brett Bueltel ’08 was named the game’s MvP. The highlight of the evening was at halftime when current Mater Dei basketball coach Kurt Wildeman and former coach Roger Sills presented Kurt Weinzapfel ’79 with a game ball as recogni-tion for his membership in the Mater Dei Boys’ Basketball 1,000 point club. He is one of five former Wildcat basketball players to reach this milestone.

The game was organized by Matt Halbig ’04, Mike Halbig ’97, Derek Paulin ’00, and Jake Tucker ’00. It was supported by 19 sponsors who provided generous donations, the Mater Dei Men’s Club, and hundreds of fans in the stands.

the Westside nut Club trophy stays at mDMater Dei defeated Reitz for the sec-ond consecutive year keeping the Westside Nut Club Trophy at Mater Dei. At the time we went to press, the football team was having a great season, 12–0, and going into regional competition. GO WILDCATS!

Maura Muensterman '14 was the winner of the 2014 Southern Indiana Athletic Conference’s Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year.

Maura received many acco-lades during her athletic career at Mater Dei that included all-state

honors two times. She was the all-time conference scoring leader in basketball and also holds the state record with 774 career assists.

Maura commented that this particular award "means a lot more because this is where I grew up. This is where I’m from. It’s always

been a part of me, especially Mater Dei.”

Maura is playing basketball at Indiana University after a three-sport high school career in which she was named all-SIAC four times in basketball and volleyball and three times in softball.

muensterman named outstanding Female Athlete of Year

Above: Brothers John Kiefer ’00 and Matt Kiefer ’02. Below: The Halbig brothers, Mike Halbig ’97, Joe Halbig ’01 and Matt Halbig ’04.

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By Carol NurrenbernThis year the MDFAA will celebrate their 30 year anniversary

since the group was organized in early 1985. Recently, some of the founding members came together to share why this organization began, how it evolved, and its impact on the school. The first officers of the MDFAA, George Helfrich ’69, president, Paul Mayer ’67, vice-president, Linda Rheinlander ’59, secretary, Mary Lue Russler ’58, public relations and Bob Rheinlander ’59, the attorney who assisted with the writing of the articles and by-laws and the incorporation of the MDFAA, shared their memories of 30 years ago.

In 1985, Linda was a member of the Catholic High School Board and Jerry Layman was the Mater Dei parent representa-tive on the board. They were given the responsibility by the school board to form an alumni association at Mater Dei.

Also happening at the same time was a serious concern by members of the Mater Dei community about deferred main-tenance with the school building and grounds. The parking lot was full of potholes and crumbled pavement, and other repairs to the school needed to be made. So the timing for organizing a group to help raise money for the needs of the school was right on target.

In March 1985, the first planning meeting took place in Linda’s living room to determine a slate of officers. George recalls, “I got up to use the restroom and was elected president while I was gone.“ An Executive Committee was formed and then a Board of Directors was appointed that was to include an alumnus from every class year. Planning meetings took place every week until the first MDFAA Board of Directors meeting July 18, 1985, and the first full membership meeting September 19, 1985. George remembers, “We called 50 people and asked them to be part of the MDFAA. No one turned us down.”

Once organized, the first task of the MDFAA was to send a mailing to all alumni inviting them to become active members of the new association. The initial members provided seed mon-ey to cover any cost incurred by the MDFAA such as mailing costs. The first mailing was early September 1985 to over 5,000 alumni. General membership was $10 per year. Gift level clubs included a Wildcat Founders Club—$25; Mater Dei Century Club—$100; Red Key Club—$500; and Gold Key Club—$1,000.

Less than a year later in June 1986, the association had raised nearly $25,000. The group designated $6,000 to the high school for the purchase of a computer and other needs indicated by the principal. At the urging of Executive Board member Steve Sanford ’59, another $6,000 was used to establish the Mater Dei Friends & Alumni Endowment, staying in compliance with the

original by-laws that stated 25% of unrestricted contributions in a fiscal year would support a MDFAA endowment.

During the first year, several events were sponsored by the MDFAA, the first being a Pre-Homecoming Dance. The first annual MDFAA Golf Scramble took place May 4, 1986, at Helfrich Golf Course and has been held every year since. The first Campus Clean-Up began August 1986 and continues today. Alumni helped with repairs in and around the school providing needed materials and labor, and George states, “we never received a bill from any of them.“

The first annual Family Day Celebration was May 18, 1986, that began with Mass in the gym and food and games outside. Over 300 parents, students, and alumni attended in spite of inclement weather. In a press release, Family Day chairman Jerry Layman said the day “will be an unique opportunity for new students and parents to become acquainted


Mater Dei Friends & Alumni:

The theme this year for Catholic schools in the Diocese of Evansville is “A Family of Families.” This phrase describes the Mater Dei High School community today, yesterday and tomorrow—

in large part because of the Mater Dei Friends & Alumni Association (MDFAA).

Above: The first officers and founding members of the MDFAA pictured left to right: George Helfrich, Paul Mayer, Linda Rhe-inlander and Mark Freeman in 1985. Below: Bob Rheinlander, Linda Rheinlander, Mary Lue Russler, George Helfrich and Paul Mayer got together at Mater Dei recently to share their memories of how the MDFAA began.


A Family that Keeps Giving

with Mater Dei. We want to call atten-tion to the importance of the family unit of Mater Dei’s community.”

Through the efforts of Mary Lue and Tina Alcorn Schutte ’71, the first Red & Gold newsletter was written and mailed to over 6,000 alumni and friends by late 1985. In the fall of 1986, Principal Walter Bowman designated office space in the school building for a MDFAA office. Sharon Layman served as the first administrative secretary for the office. She and Clarita Ellert, along with other volunteers, began the tedious process of updating Mater Dei graduate class lists with current names, addresses and phone numbers and finding “lost” alumni.

In the years that followed as the MDFAA continued to grow, they funded many projects for Mater Dei which in-cluded the parking lot on the north side of the school, faculty and staff apprecia-tion, the elevator in the school, the seats in the auditorium, and many others.

Today the MDFAA has experienced some changes while staying true to its original purpose, as stated in the first by-laws, “to provide support for and promote the general welfare of Mater Dei and its students and faculty.” In the summer of 2010, the Evansville Catholic Interparo-chial School Board, which governed both Mater Dei and Memorial, was dissolved to create separate boards of trustees for

each school. A president-principal model was put in place, and the development functions of the Mater Dei and Memorial friends and alumni associations were moved to the responsibility of the school and led by the president.

According to Mater Dei President Dr. Timothy Dickel, “The MDFAA voted in agreement with this change in recogni-tion that the magnitude of the develop-ment and alumni relations program became more than a volunteer board could continue to manage. This arrange-ment is in place in over two-thirds of all Catholic high schools in the country. The change was largely due to the need of having dedicated staff members to run such a large development operation. We now have over 10,000 alumni and raise over $650,000 a year, and this amount does not include the $4.6 million Full of Grace Capital Campaign.”

“The MDFAA laid the groundwork for the development that can be done now,” Dr. Dickel notes. From 1985 to present, the association has raised over $3.5 million. Today, the MDFAA Endowment corpus is $400,000. As Bob Rheinlander commented, “We created a baby and it’s all grown-up now.”

Over the past 30 years, the alumni as-sociation provided enormous support in many different ways to insure that Mater Dei High School would be vibrant for the next generation of students. Much grati-tude is extended to the founding mem-bers who have contributed a priceless example of giving back to Mater Dei. And giving back is the very soul of the Mater Dei Friends and Alumni Association.

Playing in the first annual MDFAA Golf Scramble in 1986 is left to right: Bob Hamilton ’57, Steve Nurrenbern ’69, John Hamilton ’69 and Mike Forche ’69.

Clarita Ellert worked diligently for the MDFAA for many years. She is pictured here signing in golfers for the annual MDFAA Golf Scramble.

Sharon Layman was the first adminis-trative secretary for the MDFAA. She, along with many volunteers, created the first database of Mater Dei alumni.

This fall, 104 golfers played in the MDFAA Golf Scramble with the support of 38 business and individual hole sponsors.

Friends & Alumni news

1970sStories and laughter resonated loudly at a party celebrating members of the Class of 1971 turning 60 years old this past May. At the “Whine and Dine” celebration, 28 members of the class shared stories about their high school experiences, discussed their aches and pains, and expressed the joy of moving on to retirement.

First row, left to right: Pam Richardville Cheaney, Monica Horstman, Cheryl Herrmann; Second row: Jack Alles, Kathy Schutte Schenk, Tina Alcorn Schutte, Emily Backes Shipp, Cecilia Weis Kuester; Back row: Curt Angermeier, Dave Schutte, Mike Yellig , Kenny Mesker, Jim Schroeder

Henry Bigge ’62, owner of Bigge Excavating, donated his labor, equipment, and many volunteer hours to help with the entrance enhancement project at Mater Dei. He is not only a Mater Dei alumnus, but also a past parent who sent his five children to Mater Dei. His gift in kind to the Full of Grace Capital Cam-paign is what makes Mater Dei a “family of families.”

1960sJoe Gelarden ’65 was inadvertently left out of the article on volunteers at Mater Dei in the last issue of the Red & Gold. Joe has helped for many years maintain the grounds on the school campus. We thank Joe for all of his dedicated volun-teer hours to Mater Dei!

1980sPatrick Titzer ’85 recently gradu-ated from Indiana University School of Medicine as the oldest member of the class of 2014 at the age of 46. He will do his residency

at the Union Hospital Family Medicine Residency in Terre Haute. He credits his success to his family who have provided their support.

Sister Jane Michele McClure, OSB ’67, major gifts officer at Habitat for Humanity of Evansville, was honored with the vanderburgh Communi-ty Foundation’s annual Spirit of Giving Award for being a local philanthropist who serves by making resources available to do good.

Jean Blanton, president of the vanderburgh Community Foundation, said no one else in Evansville better exem-plifies the term philanthropist than Sr. Jane Michele.

“Without a doubt the first philanthropist we have ever honored who has taken a vow of poverty, Sr. Jane Michele makes our community richer because of her love and support for those among us most challenged in life,”

Blanton said.

Sister Jane Michele taught English at Mater Dei for 12 years. She served as the Communications Director for the Sisters of St. Benedict at the monastery in Ferdinand, was head of the admissions staff of Ferdinand’s boarding school for young women which is now closed, and worked as the Development Director for Evansville’s Catholic high schools for five years. In the summer of 2005 she joined Habitat of Evansville.

Sister said she realizes “that it’s really not about me, but it’s about all of us working together to achieve something. Because we’ll never be finished. A world where everyone has a decent place to live—we’re not going to be finished any time soon.”

She truly enjoys her work with Habitat. “I want to dedicate my life to something that will outlast it,” she said.

sr. Jane michele mcClure ’67 honored with spirit of Giving Award


2000sDr. Allison (Moll) Frounfelter ’02 graduated from Indiana University School of Dentistry in 2011. She currently is practicing dentistry in Evansville with her husband and father at All in the Family Dental.

Josh Rice ’06 has volunteered as a reserve football coach at Mater Dei for the past seven years. His dedi-cation to the game and his love of coaching is greatly appreciated by the Mater Dei Athletic Department.

Hannah Jay ’08 has been hired as art director at Tucker Publishing Group. Her duties include layout

Maj. Aaron Inkenbrandt ’95 and his wife, Caroline Skrypski, had their fourth child, Charles Alexander, on September 22. Charlie’s siblings are vivian, 7, Charlotte, 5, and Sam, 3. They live in Alexandria, va. Maj. Inkenbrandt is a defense appellate counsel for the U.S. Army.

On July 8, Curtis VanNess ’98 and Amanda (Inkenbrandt) VanNess ’98 welcomed their third child, Dylan Michael. Dylan has a big sister, Lau-ren, 6, and a big brother, Mason, 3. Curt is the field operations manag-er at Donan and Amanda is a hair stylist at Bliss Salon and Spa.

Friends & Alumni news

1990sLieutenant Kellie Scott ’95 was recently promoted to the Mounted New York Police Department in Manhattan where she conducts patrols on horseback. Kellie has been a member of the NYPD for nine years.

2010sJackson Traylor ’12 has the opportunity while a student at the University of Southern Indiana to work for vectren as an electrical engineering co-op. He works 20 hours a week in addition to being a full time student. He appreciates “being able to take what I hear and learn in class and actually be able to put it to use on the job. It’s a great oppor-tunity and I feel very lucky.” Through his co-op with vectren, Jackson has discovered he enjoys working with power lines, substa-tions, and the generation of electricity. He is currently pursuing a degree in electrical engineering at USI.

Navy Seaman Apprentice Jared Schapker ’14, son of Steve ’76 and Janet Schapker ’77, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill. Jared was a Section Leader and a member of the Hall of Fame Division 234. During the eight-week program, Jared completed a variety of train-ing which included classroom study and practical instruction on naval customs, first aid, firefighting, water safety and survival and shipboard and aircraft safety. An emphasis was also placed on physical fitness. Jared now serves as an Equipment Opera-tor with the U.S. Navy Construction Battalion—the Seabees.

Please send your Friends & Alumni news to Carol Nurrenbern at [email protected] or 812-421-5727.

and design, photography, custom publishing pieces, creating the weekly E-Living newsletter and website updates. Tucker Publishing Group produces Evansville Living, Evansville Business, Evansville City View, as well as several ancillary publications. Hannah previously worked as a graphic designer as a fellowship recipient at both the New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art and the McCutchan/Pace Gal-leries at the University of Southern Indiana. She completed her bache-lor’s degree in art with an emphasis in graphic design from the University of Southern Indiana in 2012.


The Evansville Business Journal has recognized Brian Wildeman ’99 and Katherine Worman ’01 as young leaders who make a difference through their roles in the community in its annual “20 Under 40” edition.

Brian, a landscape designer, volunteers his gifts and talents to benefit Keep Evansville Beautiful, a non-profit group dedicated to improving outdoor environments for the community. He received the Keep Evansville Beautiful volunteer of the Year Award in 2010. He also writes a col-

umn for Evansville Living magazine called “Digging In.”

Katherine, an attorney, serves as the president of Tri-State Food Bank and is involved with ANEW (A Net-work of Evansville Women). She also teaches Business Law and Medical Law and Ethics at Ivy Tech. She was the recipient of the 50-Hour Pro Bono Service Award from the volunteer Lawyer Program of Southwestern Indiana four years in a row for her legal assistance with disadvantaged clients.

Friends & Alumni newsMandy Nurrenbern ’02 travels to the “end of the world” to teach

When Mandy Nurrenbern graduated from Mater Dei in 2002 and headed to Purdue University to pursue an education degree in Physical Education, she assumed she would graduate and get a job teaching somewhere in the Midwest. By her sophomore year in college, she was doing a year abroad in New Zealand, traveling to Australia, Fiji, and other countries when she realized the world was a whole lot bigger than she ever imagined.

After graduating from Purdue in 2008, Mandy’s first teaching job was at a school located in Mussoorie, India, in the foothills of the Himala-yan Mountains that she describes as “the prettiest place I have ever lived.” She taught physical education to students in grades 1 through 10. She was awakened in the early mornings by monkeys banging on the tin roof of her small house, and she met these same aggressive monkeys on the path to and from school. One of her best memories of her time in India was taking a sixth grade class white-water rafting on the Ganges River.

Mandy remained in India a year and returned to the United States to a job she had in college as a sports camp

counselor in Los Angeles, Calif. That summer she applied to the Peace Corps knowing it would take a year to be accepted. During the interim in the winter of 2010, she secured a job through AmeriCorps with the Montana Conservation Corps as a Youth Crew Leader. Based out of Kalispell, Mont., at the foot of Glacier National Park, she spent six months making community gardens for elderly people and building, clearing and maintaining trails throughout Glacier National Park.

She spent the next two years in the Peace Corps in Mozambique, Africa. According to Mandy, “My first two months were spent with a

family near Maputo where I learned Portuguese. My site after that was in a village called Makwakwa in the district of Mabote, in the province of Inhambane. I was in the south part of Mozambique, where people called it ‘Fim do Mundo’ (The End of the World). I taught English for the first two months, as was my primary assignment from the Peace Corps, but luckily the school knew I was a PE teacher, and they made me the PE teacher.” Having been on the rugby team at Purdue, Mandy taught her students rugby while in Mozambique.

She returned to the United States in 2013 and lived in San Diego, Calif., playing rugby for the San Diego Surfers women’s team and coaching

a girls’ high school rugby team. She spent a summer in Alaska with Campfire Alaska, and recently re-turned from the Dominican Republic and the British virgin Islands where she worked for vISIONS, an orga-nization that promotes community service. She is currently back on the continent of Africa leading col-lege students in service learning in Uganda, Rwanda, and Tanzania.

Mandy’s dream is to return to Mozambique to coach and develop rugby, as well as create a scholar-ship fund for girls and women to continue their education. “I want to start an organization that develops rugby and uses it as a tool for edu-cation and female empowerment in Mozambique,” she shares.

She also plans to continue to travel and learn about as many countries as possible. “I’m trying to fill up my map!”

Mandy Nurrenbern ’02 with her students in Mozambique, Africa.

mD alums recognized with “20 under 40 leadership Award”

“I want to start an organization that uses rugby as a tool for education and female empowerment in Mozambique.”



The Mater Dei community remem-bers those alumni, parents and friends who have passed. May they rest in eternal peace.

AlumniJeffrey Froehle ’77, of Evansville, Sept. 2, 2014

Mary Elizabeth (Ochsner) Gilles ’55, of Evansville, Oct. 3, 2014

Theresa Ann (Boots) Helfrich ’69, of Evansville, June 27, 2014

Stephen Oliver ’67, of Evansville, Oct. 12, 2014

John Weil ’55, of Los Angeles, Cal., July 20, 2014

parentsDavid F. Alexander, of Evansville, Oct. 15, 2014

Donald L. Buedel, of Evansville, July 8, 2014

Steven R. Cissell, of Evansville, June 30, 2014

Ruth L. Moore, of Evansville, Sept. 15, 2014

James E. Pender, of Evansville, Aug. 26, 2014

Gerard Sotolongo, of Evansville, Sept. 12, 2014

Margaret Wathen, of Evansville, Oct. 9, 2014

Anthony J. Wildeman, of Evansville, Sept. 19, 2014

Cecilia Winiger, of Evansville, Sept. 1, 2014

FriendsAnna Jean MacGregor, of Evansville, Aug. 24, 2014

past FacultySr. Maria Tasto, OSB, of Ferdinand, Ind., July 13, 2014

Joyce A. Moore, of Newburgh, Ind., July 16, 2014

Please email Carol Nurrenbern at [email protected] or call 812-421-5727 to share the passing of MD alumni, parents and friends.

in memoriam

Former Mater Dei English teacher Sr. Maria Tasto, OSB, passed away July 13, 2014, at the monastery of the Sisters of St. Benedict in Ferdinand, Ind.

Sister Maria taught at Mater Dei from 1962–68. In an article in the Red & Gold Winter 2012 edition,

“Whatever Happened to the Good Sisters,” she shared she had many fond memories of her years teaching at Mater Dei. She recalled the exchange of ideas and insights in her English and Journalism classes, and a very exciting bas-ketball sectional game that she never forgot.

She stated, “I firmly believe that the greatest treasure of my years at Mater Dei was the opportunity to work with such fine young people

and a faculty who were dedicated to a quality Christian education.”

The last several years she served in the spiritual ministry of the Sisters of St. Benedict directing retreats and serving as a spiritual director. She is the author of A Transformed Life DvD and guide-book and The Transforming Power of Lectio Divina.

sister maria tasto, osb Prayer for MDGod, our Father, You have greatly blessed Mater Dei High School: A school dedicated to Mary, the Mother of God.

Help us to treasure Your gift of life and remember that we are all created in Your image.

Lord Jesus, You are the unseen but ever-present teacher in our classes.

Grant us all the perception to see the many opportunities to show Your love, mercy, and kindness to one another.

Holy Spirit, guide us with the fire of Your love.

Give us vision and determination for shaping a faith-filled future.

May we all use our time and talents to glorify Your Holy Name.

May the Virgin Mary’s openness to the Word of God be our example of love and service to God and neighbor.

We ask this through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

“I have fond memories of the interchange of ideas and

insights and experiences that were generated in my

english classes.”


roYAl GolD sponsorsCAPITAL ELECTRIC, INC

Ben Wagner ’86, Marie Wagner ’86, Cliff Wagner ’88, Mark Wagner ’96, Brent Neitzke ’88

EDWARD JONES Roger A. Nurrenbern ’96, Andrea Dick Brown ’01

FEHRENBACHER CABINETS, INC. Bob ’71, Mary Kay ’71, Peter ’97,

Zachary ’00, Patrick ’03 & Sarah ’05

FREEMAN, WILL & NIEMEIER, INC. FREEMAN, WILL, NIEMEIER & HESTON, LLC

Patrick B. Freeman ’65, P. Evan Freeman ’90, Stephanie Helfrich Freeman ’91 Elissa Freeman Higgins ’94, M. Ethan Freeman ’00 Emily Freeman ’02 & Jordan Raben ’05

HELFRICH REALTORS George P. Helfrich ’69,

Sally Helfrich Green ’78, Stephanie Helfrich Freeman ’91, Peter D. Helfrich ’99, Jeremy Kempf, Bill Long, Carla Waelde

KEMPF’S DONUT BANK Harold ’54, Chris ’77, Lindsey ’81, Ben ’85 & Joe ’91

MUENSTERMAN FIRESTONE, INC. Tom ’73, Steve ’76, Jerry ’79, Mark ’83 & Bob ’87

PIERRE FUNERAL HOME Gary ’61 & Susie ’62, John ’88, Jim ’89 & Lori ’89

RABEN TIRE & AUTO SERVICE The Raben Family

RIVERBEND LANDSCAPING Frank ’71 & Holly Will, Scott ’10 & Matt ’13

SCHNEIDER HEAT & AIR, INC. Jeff & Judith Siemers Schneider ’79, Catherine Schneider ’14

SIEMERS GLASS Jane ’81 & Mark Weinzapfel ’80,

Jake ’06, Mac ’08, Ali ’11 & Jack ’13

MATT ZELLER ELECTRIC Matt Zeller ’09

loYAl reD sponsors

GALLAGHER NIEMEIER INTERIORS, INC.

Madonna Niemeier ’65

HILLTOP INN

Don & Lanette Snyder

LAPPE HEATING & A/C

Ed Lappe ’82, Dan Lappe ’77 & Dave Lappe ’03

MORROW MECHANICAL SERVICES, INC.

Tony Morrow

OHIO VALLEY INSULATION COMPANY, INC.

Scott ’80, Beth ’80, Dustin ’05, Logan ’08,

Faith ’10, Brooke ’11 & Joel Slaton

PAUL’S MENSWEAR, INC.

Steve ’73, John ’78 & Brian ’99

PROFESSIONAL EYECARE ASSOCIATES

Todd Niemeier, O.D. ’91, Andrew Moore, O.D.,

Morgan Hussmann, O.D.

PROREHAB, PC

Andrea (Boots) Baumann ’96,

Stacey (Stonecipher) Turnery ’94,

Alex Weinzapfel ’08, Drew Lappe ’08, Seth Brunner,

Anne Basden ’86, Julie Buedel ’98, Tim Weinzapfel ’89

MARK A. TORNATTA, DDS

Mark A. Tornatta ’69, Jeanne Tornatta ’69,

Chris ’97, Jennifer ’00, Sarah ’02

WILDERMAN ENTERPRISES, LLC

dba ST. WENDEL AUTO PARTS & SERVICE

Dennis Wildeman ’68

please support our fine sponsors!

The Mater Dei Annual Report is published each year to recognize and encourage those who further the mission of Mater Dei High School through their gifts of time, talent and treasure. The Mater Dei Annual Fund Honor Roll of Donors is produced by the Mater Dei High School Office of Institutional Advancement.

2013

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CapitalCampaignExceedsGoalDear Alumni and Friends,

I am pleased to announce that we have exceeded our $4.6 million goal for the Full of Grace: Excellence for Tomorrow Capital Campaign. On behalf of the Mater Dei community, I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the multitude of people who have supported this important endeavor. This campaign is advancing Mater Dei through multiple improvements that benefit every student we serve.

In particular, I would like to thank our leadership: Honorary Chairs Eileen and the late Jim Will, Sr., and our Co-Chairs Gil and Marcia Jochem and Dan and Laura Niemeier. Mater Dei Development Director Sarah Wagner also provided important support for the campaign. Over seventy individuals actively served on the Capital Campaign Cabinet and played a key role in our planning and solicitation efforts.

Over the next few months, we will begin finalizing commemorative opportunities and plan for a celebration. We are tentatively looking at the morning of Friday, May 1, for May Day Mass and a dedication. More information will be shared as we approach the date.

The $4.6 million campaign is funding areas related to academics, spirituality, facilities, extracurricular activities/athletics, and tuition assistance. Several major projects are complete, including the expanded and renovated media center, prayer garden, main gym restrooms, energy efficiency enhancements, and resource facility. In addition, several projects are in progress or planned for the future, including the entrance enhancement, technology enhancements, faculty development, baseball field, artificial turf football field, tennis courts, and an auxiliary gym renovation and expansion.

This campaign is the result of the strategic planning process that was initiated in 2011. Through that process, the Mater Dei Board of Trustees approved goals that included the completion of a capital campaign by the end of 2014. We were able to exceed our goal three months early. The campaign’s silent phase began in the late fall of 2012, and the campaign was publicly announced in September 2013. Projects are planned through the 2017–18 school year.

It is not too late to donate to the campaign. We have many needs as a school and anticipate some of our later projects could exceed the costs budgeted in 2012. Information is available at www.materdeiwildcats.com, or you can contact Sarah Wagner at (812) 421-5727 or [email protected].

I am truly inspired by the community's dedication to the Catholic education

provided at Mater Dei High School. This major accomplishment would not have been possible without the support of our faithful community. Thank you again for all you do. Mater Dei is a better place as a result of this campaign.

To Christ through Mater Dei,

Timothy A. Dickel, Ph.D.President

Bret Schnur Memorial Wrestling Scholarship: Wyatt Seng

Fr. William Deering Memorial Scholarship: Ariel Kuhn

Michelle Diane Greenwell Scholarship: Kelsey Wargel

Gerald Parkinson Memorial Scholarship: Wyatt Seng

Jack Oliver Scholarship: Megan Steinkamp and Nolan Goebel

Jack Seimers Scholarship: Allison Montgomery and Ryan Haas

James A. Niemeier Memorial Wrestling Scholarship: Wyatt Seng and Joshua Pierre

Len Will Scholarship: Ashlynn Spahn and Jakob Bury

Msgr. Lautner Award for English Excellence: Bailey Schnur

Mater Dei Friends and Alumni Scholarship: Laura Berendes

Mater Dei Softball Boosters Club Scholarship: Madison Maurer, Maura Muensterman, Lauren Schmitt, Madeleine Schneider, Ashlynn Spahn, Carolyn Wilmes

Mater Dei-ville Citizenship Award: Seth Kruse

Mater Dei-ville Student Council Leadership Scholarship: Allison Montgomery and Megan Steinkamp

Ronald J. Straus Scholarship for Football: Nolan Goebel

Ronald J. Straus Scholarship for Wrestling: Bennet Kempf

Thomas O. Tighe Memorial Tennis Scholarship: Jacob Stratman

Mater Dei High School Sponsored Awards & Scholarships

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Thank you to all who supported the Mater Dei Annual Fund last year. Each year a needs assessment is conducted to determine the areas requiring improvement and upgrading. The following were the projects targeted for the 2013–14 Annual Fund and how the dollars were distributed:

TuitionAssistance$90,000Need-based assistance to help students afford a Catholic education at Mater Dei

DrainageImprovements$40,000Correct drainage issues that occur on our athletic fieldsCorrect sewer line and sewage ejector issues

CapitalReserve$25,000A reserve was established several years ago to provide for large capital expenditures and protect the school from unexpected maintenance issuesFunds have been earmarked to resurface and restripe the main parking lot

ClassroomEquipmentandFurniture$25,000

New student desks and furniture will be purchased to replace older classroom equipmentNew furniture to accommodate more computers in the AutoCAD/Computer Graphics lab

SpiritualEnrichmentPrograms$15,000Will purchase Day-by-Day prayer books for all graduating seniorsFund retreat programsFund guest speakers

YouthFirstSupport$15,000Mater Dei’s Youth First Social Worker is available for students that are experiencing personal and social issues

ProfessionalDevelopment$15,000Teacher and staff training and conferences to foster continuous improvement

Technology-Software$15,000Content-specific and administrative software

MediaCenterandAudioVisualEquipment$10,000

New equipment for renovated media centerAudio visual equipment for auditorium use

TOTALUNRESTRICTEDGOAL=$250,000

TuitionAssistance$90,000Need-based assistance to help students afford a Catholic education at Mater Dei

ClassroomEquipmentandFurniture$30,000

New student desks and furniture will be purchased to replace older classroom equipmentWhiteboards will replace original chalkboards

CapitalReserve$25,000A reserve was established several years ago to provide for large capital expenditures and protect the school from unexpected maintenance issues Funds have been earmarked to resurface and restripe the main parking lot

YouthFirstSupport$15,000Mater Dei’s Youth First Social Worker is available for students that are experiencing personal and social issues

ProfessionalDevelopment$15,000Teacher and staff training and conferences to foster continuous improvement

MaintenanceEnhancements$15,000New equipment to replace less efficient tools and machinery

Technology-Software$15,000Content-specific and administrative software

SpiritualEnrichmentPrograms$15,000Will purchase Day-by-Day prayer books for all graduating seniorsFund retreat programsFund guest speakers

MediaCenterandAudioVisualEquipment$10,000

New equipment for renovated media centerAudio visual equipment for auditorium use

TOTALUNRESTRICTEDGOAL=$225,000

Annual Fund Projects 2013–14

Annual Fund Projects 2014–15

Annual Fund Projects


MarianEducationalOutreachEach year since 2000, Marian Educational Outreach (MEO) has provided financial support to the LIFE (Learning Is For Everyone) Resource program at Mater Dei. MEO is a non-profit organization and generates its funds from solicitation, grant writing and fundraising efforts.

In 2013–14, MEO provided $35,000 in funding which supplements teacher salaries for a full time resource teacher and a full time teaching assistant. MEO also supports professional development for Mater Dei and feeder school teachers.

This past school year, MEO provided iPads for all students in the LIFE Resource Program. Having a variety of technology resources available for students promotes independence and self-confidence and strenghtens educational and vocational success beyond high school.

We sincerely thank MEO for their generous contribution this past year and for their assistance in helping all students succeed academically.

MatchingGiftsSupportAnnualFund

AveMariaSociety:NewEndowments

Named in honor of our patroness, the Virgin Mary, the Ave Maria Society was created to recognize and thank those families and individuals who support Mater Dei High School by means of a planned gift or endowment.

Planned giving is a way to arrange a charitable gift now that ultimately becomes future support for Mater Dei High School. These gifts will assist with the long-term needs of the school with the single goal of providing the same high level of education of which many prior generations can attest.

NEwENDOwMENTSCREATEDIN2013-14:

Theresa (Boots) ’69 and William Helfrich ’60 Endowment—Established by family and friends through memorial gifts to support the Mater Dei Theatre Program.

Seibert-Knapp Family Endowment—Established by the family of Ed ’59 and Judy (Seibert) Knapp ’60 for tuition assistance for Mater Dei families.

AVEMARIASOCIETYNEwMEMbERS

The Ave Maria Society now has over 100 members. Our sincere gratitude is extended to the following individuals who became members this past year. We are deeply grateful for their generosity in caring for Mater Dei.

NEwINDIVIDUALMEMbERSIN2013-14:

Cheryl Herrmann ’71

Edward ’59 and Judy (Seibert) Knapp ’60

Theresa (Boots) ’69† and William Helfrich ’60†

† Deceased

CatholicEducationFoundationThe Catholic Education Foundation supports Mater Dei by providing need-based tuition assistance for families through a confidential and comprehensive application process. For the 2013–14 school year, CEF awarded $123,738 in tuition grants to 76 Mater Dei students. Mater Dei would like to thank the Catholic Education Foundation for their dedication to helping families receive a Catholic education!

Matching gifts provide tremendous support for the Mater Dei Annual Fund. In 2013–14, Mater Dei received $6,519 in matching gifts. Donors to the Annual Fund who had their gifts matched through the matching gift program of the employers are marked with an *.

If a company has a matching gift program, the process of obtaining a gift is usually as simple as completing a form.

A special thank you to our donors and the following matching gift com-panies and corporate foundations for their continued support of Mater Dei High School.

Abbott Labortories

Baxter International Foundation

Benevity

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc.

Koch Foundation, Inc.

Old National Bank

Pfizer Foundation

Scripps Howard Foundation

Springleaf Finance Foundation, Inc.


A very special thank you to Butch ’66 and Linda Feulner for serving as co-chairs of the 2013–14 Annual Fund. Through their efforts and leadership, another very successful Annual Fund was conducted to support the mission of Mater Dei High School.

“During a year in which our community raised $4.6 million in the Full of Grace Capital Campaign, you were asked to continue sharing in our school’s annual fund drive. We are proud to report that you have once again been very generous in this effort, donating in excess of $287,000 this past year. Annual fund gifts, as you know, bridge the gap between our school’s budget and its

many pressing needs. Your level of sharing with our beloved school, in so many different ways, is truly remarkable. Thanks so much for all you do for our school and the students and families who are blessed by the Mater Dei ministry.”

butch’66andLindaFeulner2013–14Co-Chairs

Jim’88&Ingrid’95Stratman2012–13Co-Chairs

Mark’70&Monie’70Freeman2011–12Co-Chairs

IraGerard’72&Terry’72boots2010–11Co-Chairs

ShirleybumbKnapp’502009–10Chair

Mauriceberendes’602008–09Chair

SteveEickhoff’732007–08Chair

DanNiemeier’802006–07Chair

SteveMoore’652005–06Chair

RonHollander’592004–05Chair

Jimwill,Jr.’762003–04Chair

EdKnapp’592002–03Chair

AndyGoebel’652001–02Chair

Butch ’66 and Linda Feulner, 2013-14 Annual

Fund Co-Chairs

2013–14ANNUALFUNDCO-CHAIRS MDANNUALFUNDCHAIRS

MATERDEIHIGHSCHOOLbOARDOFTRUSTEES2014–15

Annual Fund Chairs

Chair:MattFolz’91Vice-Chair:JoAnnLaugel’66Secretary:HeatherHertel’92JudyblankenbergerTheoboots

TerryClementsDanNiemeier’80DennisNiemeier’70MissyRexingPhillipStolz’91

weswilmesEx-officioMembers:Fr.EdSchnurAndyGoebel’65TimothyDickel


bIGbINGOSPONSORSCapital Electric, Inc.

Rainbow Sponsor

Enviroplas, Inc. Beverage Sponsor

Raben Tire Company, Inc. Dauber Sponsor

Ziemer Funeral Homes Dauber Sponsor

Midwest Mechanical Services, Inc. Entertainment Sponsor

Old National Bank Rainbow Sponsor

Pierre Funeral Home, Inc. Rainbow Sponsor

bINGOGAMESPONSORSHIPKleen-Rite

J W Associates

Tim McGuire

Robert F. Mehringer

Stephen Libs Finer Chocolates Inc.

Tracy Zeller

TRADITIONCLASSICSPONSORSPlatinum Sponsor

St. Mary’s Medical Center

Luncheon Sponsor Deaconess Hospital

Awards Banquet Sponsor Koch Foundation

Auction Sponsor SKANSKA

Beverage Sponsor RC Beverage

Reception Sponsor Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders, LLC

Hole-in-One Sponsor Shoe Carnival

ProRehab, PC Wellness Tent Family Medicine Associates

RED&bLUESPONSORS

Daniel Bishop, Merrill Lynch

D-Patrick

Fifth Third Bank

Fourth Street Solutions

Lensing Wholesale

Old National Bank

Omni Plastics, LLC.

Payne Wealth Partners

Raben Tire Company, Inc.

RC Beverage

Vectren Corporation

TIGERSPONSORS

Action Pest Control, LLC.

Gribbins Insulation

Mulzer Crushed Stone

Eric Miller

Progressive Health Rehabilitation

Dr. Richard P. Sloan

wILDCATSPONSORS

Capital Electric

Donut Bank Bakeries

Andrew Goebel

Pioneer Plastics

Schiff Air Conditioning

TEEbOxSPONSORS

All in the Family Dental

Kahn, Dees, Donovan & Kahn, LLP.

Robert Kent, Sr.

Robert Kent, Jr.

Evansville Teachers FCU

Thank you to those businesses and

individuals who supported our special events.

Income Dollar Amount PercentTuition & Fees $2,516,355 58%Diocesan/Parish Support $1,157,206 27%Development $651,710 15%TOTAL $4,325,271 100%

Expenses Dollar Amount PercentSalaries and Benefits $3,226,866 74%Operations $859,993 20%Student Support $253,100 6%TOTAL $4,339,959 100%

Total Cost per Student * $8,6281st Student Tuition $5,230

“ The cost of educating students at Mater Dei has always exceeded the amount charged to families. The generosity of our local parishes, alumni, friends and community partners, in addition to good stewardship of our resources, help us keep Mater Dei affordable for families. We recognize that families make a sacrifice to pay for their children's Catholic school, and we are pleased that our tuition remains one of the lowest in the region.” — Timothy Dickel, Ph.D., President

MaterDeiHighSchool:2013–14FinancialStatement

* The actual cost of educating a student is $8,628 per year. Families pay $5,230 tuition for the first child. The difference is made up by parish assessment and development efforts.

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27%

20%

15%

6%


Honor Roll of Donors: Special Event Sponsors

TOMORROw'SwORKFORCESPONSORSDIRECTORLEVEL

($10,000–$14,999)

Koch Foundation

PARTNERLEVEL($5,000–$9,999)

The Chancellor Foundation

Old National Bank

PRINCIPALLEVEL($2,500–$4,999)

BKD CPAs & Advisors

First Federal Savings Bank

Harding Shymanski & Co., PSC

ProRehab, PC

Raben Tire

Radiopharmacy

St. Mary’s Medical Center

South Central Media

INVESTORLEVEL($1,000–$2,499)

Dean & Karen Bosler

www.browninggeneology.org

Jackie & Andy Cosgrove

Deaconess Hospital

Evansville Regional Business Com-mittee, Inc.

Andrew & Darlene Goebel

Hermann Family Foundation

Industrial Contractors SKANSKA

Robert M. & Marguerite Kent

Norbert & Madonna Niemeier

Omni Plastics LLC

Rudolph Fine Porter & Johnson LLP

SABIC Innovative Plastics

Shoe Carnival

Tucker Publishing Group

University of Evansville

Vectren Foundation

Warehouse Services, Inc.

ASSOCIATELEVEL($500–$999)

Anchor Industries

ARC Construction Co.

Banterra Bank

Bert & Chicca Brougham

Blankenberger Brothers, Inc.

Bussing-Koch Foundation, Inc.

George & Joan David

Jerry & Betty David

Deig Brothers Lumber & Construction Co., Inc.

Donut Bank Bakeries, Inc.

Enviroplas, Inc.

Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union

Bob & Mary Kay Fehrenbacher

Denny & Jo Fehrenbacher

Gary Fehrenbacher

German American Bank

Gribbins Insulation

The Hollander Group

Kahn Dees Donovan & Kahn LLP

Harvey & Carol Klenck

Lensing Building Specialties

Lewis Bakeries

Bob & Shelly Mehringer

Midwest Roofing-Sheet Metal

Mike & Gretchen Miller

David H. Nunning

Ohio Valley Financial Group

Jon & Jane Perkins

Pierre Funeral Home

Progressive Health Rehabilitation

Donald & Patricia Rupprecht

Schultheis Insurance Agency

Sterling Boiler & Mechanical, Inc.

Tri-State Orthopaedic Surgeons Inc.

University of Southern Indiana

Christopher & Gail Wolking

MEMbERLEVEL($250–$499)

Bernardin Lochmueller & Associates, Inc.

Braun’s Nursing Home

C. J.'s Willow Bowling Center

Capital Electric, Inc.

Catholic Diocese of Evansville

CliftonLarsonAllen

Clippinger Financial Group LLC

Energy Systems Group, LLC

EW Scripps Co.

Butch & Linda Feulner

Foster, O’Daniel & Hambidge, LLP

Brian & Wendy Goebel

Happe & Sons Construction Inc.

Hasgoe Cleaning Systems

Henderson Chevrolet Buick GMC

Wayne & Jewell Henning

Brian & Heather Hertel

Dan & Laura Hoefling

Marshall Howell, MD

Human Resource Support Inc.

Ivy Tech Community College

J W Associates School Equipment Specialists, Inc.

Joe Kiefer

Dennis & Catherine Lamey

Lang Company

Manion Stigger, LLP

Jeff & Debbie Marx

Stephen Melcher

Midwest Mechanical Services Inc.

Steve & Rita Moore

Oak Hill Pharmacy

Pioneer Plastics, Inc.

Pro-Tex-All Company

Carla & Mark Smythe

Southwestern Healthcare Inc.

Stephen & Wendy Thomas

United Bank

Ziemer Stayman Weitzel & Shoulders

Honor Roll of Donors: Giving Levels

Mater Dei High School gratefully acknowledges all those who have contributed to the Mater Dei Annual Fund. The

total raised through the Annual Fund last year was $287,374. Donors whose gifts were received during the period beginning

July 1, 2013, and ending June 30, 2014, are listed below.

* Indicates donors whose contributions were matched by their employers. † Indicates donor is deceased.

IMMACULATEASSEMbLY$10,000+Ken & Diana ArbaryIra Gerard ’72 & Terry Boots ’72Rosemary Rooney†

THEMONSIGNORLAUTNERLEAGUE$5,000–9,999James ’61 & Sandra Weinzapfel ’63

THEFATHERDEwIGFELLOwSHIP$2,500–4,999Steven ’61 & Colleen Aichle

Terence ’80 & Jean Alvey ’81

James Birk ’55

Matthew ’96 & Amanda Bohleber ’97

Butch ’66 & Linda Feulner

Andrew ’65 & Darlene Goebel ’64

Mead Johnson Nutritionals

Kenneth ’65 & Diane King

Edward ’59 & Judy Knapp ’60

Robert ’56 & Cynthia Koch*

Jerry ’69 & Karen Miller

Lucas Nelson ’06

Gerald Nurrenbern

Robert ’58 & Judy Wargel*

QUEEN’SCOURT$1,000–2,499Abbott Laboratories Ronald ’64 & Margaret

Angermeier ’66Benevity Maurice ’60 & Cherie Berendes ’60Patrick & Beth BlankenbergerSteven ’65 & Judy BlankenbergerLarry ’60 & Ginger BootsAlan ’62 & Sharon BraunBristol-Myers Squibb

Foundation , Inc. Cherie ’75 & Jerry BurgdorfWilfred & Phyllis BussingKaren Connelly Christopher Droste ’98 Rita ’55 & Dick EykampRobert ’71 & Mary Kay

Fehrenbacher ’71Eric ’92 & Tresa Goebel ’93Jerry ’60 & Pamela Gries ’60John ’59 & Donna Hamilton ’61

Wade ’80 & Karen HickamJohn & Jane HodgeRon ’59 & Kathy HollanderDavid ’73 & Mindy JochemGilbert & Marcia JochemClarence ’60 & Joanne KirbyJames Kissel ’00 Koch Foundation & Inc.Lawrence ’59 & DiAnne Kremer ’60J. Samuel ’92 & Dorianne MarxPaul ’67 & Nancy Mayer ’67Tony & Debbie MorrowJames & Mary Kay Muehlbauer ’58Thomas ’55 & Joan Niemeier ’55Brian ’98 & Erin PopeLogan Riggs ’02 Mary Ann Schneider ’75 *Catherine Siemers South Central Communications

Corporation James ’88 & Ingrid Stratman ’95Cyril & Wilma UbelhorBrian & Diane WannemuehlerMarlene Weaver ’50 Christopher ’87 & Michelle WelshEileen Will ’51 Carolyn ’60 & Carlton Williams

ROYALGOLDSOCIETY$500–999Jay ’93 & Sarah Adams ’93Paul ’73 & Barbara Angermeier ’73Elizabeth ’95 & Dylan Barnes *Richard ’79 & Rhonda Baumgart ’79*Jon & Kathy Black *Fr. Raymond Brenner Jack ’60 & Phyllis Corn ’72Joseph ’75 & Patricia Dewig ’75Timothy ’76 & Martha Dick ’78Michael Drake ’72 & Nancy TarsitanoZachary ’00 & Jennifer

Fehrenbacher ’00Robert ’71 & Nancy Fischer ’71Fisher Tool & DesignJason ’87 & Deborah Fleck ’87Matthew ’91 & Kristen Folz ’91Russel ’85 & Laura Fulton ’88David ’60 & Nancy GerteisenThomas ’71 & Karen Goebel ’71Larry ’65 & Carol Goedde ’65Joseph & Julia GreubelKaren ’83 & Greg HamiltonFred ’64 & Mary Happe ’64Andrew ’95 & Anna HartWilliam Hatfield ’68

Brian ’92 & Heather Hertel ’92Dale ’58 & Marty HillenbrandDaniel & Sharon KaiserVickie ’70 & John KaneHarold ’54 & Shirley KempfRebecca ’74 & Tim KlinglerJason Kuester ’01 Frederick ’68 & Carolyn Lamble ’68John ’83 & Amy Macke ’83Thomas & Carol McKinneyKevin ’91 & Erin Moore ’94Stephen ’65 & Rita Moore ’66Daniel ’80 & Laura Niemeier ’80Stephen ’65 & Stephanie NiemeierJames ’89 & Lori Pierre ’89Ray Rexing ’59 Robert & Judy Griffin Charitable

Endowment FundStephen Sanford ’59 Brian ’77 & Karen Schenk ’79Martha Schmitt ’55Ronald ’55 & Judy SchnepperFr. Edward Schnur Janice ’64 & Larry SchubleScripps Howard Foundation Gerald ’59 & Patricia Seib ’68James ’78 & Sue Seibert


John ’66 & Judy StratmanWesley Thomas ’60 Eric ’91 & Stacey Turner ’94Benjamin ’86 & Marie Wagner ’86Robert ’56 & Carol Wagner ’60Eugene ’72 & Eveline

WannemuehlerCharles ’65 & Sang WildemanJames ’76 & Karen WillDavid ’64 & Gail WilliamsonJeff & Laurie Wilmes

LOYALREDCIRCLE$250–$499Carolyn ’65 & Gary AdlerTeri Hollander Albin ’84 & David

AlbinJacqueline & Charles AllesClarence & Charlene AltstadtPamela ’78 & Jeffrey AmbroseBradley Angermeier ’98 Ted ’75 & Diane Barron

William Basden ’83 David ’67 & Jane Baumgart ’68Maurice ’64 & Sharon Baumgart ’64Joleen Bequette James Beyer ’66 Timothy ’80 & Theo BootsMary Jane ’58 & Ernest BradleyKathy ’82 & Mat BrainerdLarry ’56 & Rose Breivogel ’55Terrence & Christine ClementsAaron ’94 and Jennifer CoutureAnthony ’77 & Nancy DeigDonald & Barbara DeigPatti ’71 & Dennis DeWetDoris Dewig ’52 James ’73 & Judith Dewig ’73John ’82 & Jeanne DewigTimothy & Andrea Dickel

Jerome ’55 & Anne DuncanDavid Ellison ’65 Gerard ’70 & Pamela EllspermannBrendan ’79 & Mary Kay Elpers ’82Wayne ’70 & Diane Emge ’71Patrick Fehrenbacher ’03 Peter ’97 & Jodi FehrenbacherTony ’94 & Jessica FehrenbacherPatrick ’65 & Jeanne FreemanRosemary Freeman Brian ’88 & Wendy GoebelJerry ’65 & Barbara Goedde ’65Raymond ’63 & Janette Gries ’65Daniel ’83 & Teresa HallerRobert Hamilton ’57 Lisa ’76 & Joseph HendersonJeffrey & Tricia Henning ’86Mark ’81 & Michelle Herrmann ’81Karen ’75 & Keith HinderliterSusan Hittson ’86 Joshua ’99 & Lauren HodgeDonald ’51 & Rita Hoefling ’53

Mary Hupfer ’80 Randall ’74 & Cynthia HupferHarold Jenkins ’60 Randall ’70 & Sylvia JochimRyan ’95 & Natalie Kassenbrock ’00Robert & Marguerite KentMatthew Kiefer ’02 Carol ’60 & Harvey KlenckAllan C. Knapp & DDSEdward ’85 & Jacqueline Knapp ’85Msgr. Kenneth Knapp Nancy ’58 & Robert KnowlesPatricia Krack ’62 ’59Rose Kuhn ’55 JoAnn Laugel ’66 Sharon Layman Thomas ’69 & Barb Liffick ’69Robert Ludwig ’73

Mark ’73 & Susan LutterbachRebecca ’66 & Edward MaierMichael ’68 & Rita MartinBernice ’60 & Robert MarxDonald ’59 & Karen MayerJoyce McDurmon ’65 Edward & Judy MessalFrancis Miller ’63 & Jr.Kenneth ’75 & Janice MillerKathy Muneio ’76 Norbert ’65 & Madonna Niemeier ’65William ’51 & Dorothy Niemeier ’51Old National Bank Gerald ’76 & Paula Parkinson ’81Jeffrey ’81 & Karen Parkinson ’84Pfizer Foundation Barbara Price ’62 Sandra ’80 & David QuickDenny & Cassie QuinnJohn Rebstock ’55 Kent ’77 & Laura Reddington ’80Michael & Michele Reffett

Kenneth ’65 & Rita Rexing ’65Joyce ’59 & Patrick RhoadesMary ’79 & Daniel RitterBarbara ’64 & Roy RitzertDavid ’70 & Darlene Robinson ’70Christopher & Rose SartoreEric Scales ’95 Evelyn Schickel ’55 Julie Schmitt ’70 Vincent ’80 & Julia Schu ’82Richard ’57 & Emilie Seib ’59Christopher ’01 & Rachel

Stratman ’02Angie ’89 & Eric StrehlDoris ’68 & Homer TaylorClifford ’88 & Sarah Wagner ’88Marshall ’59 & Carolyn Waller ’59Matthew ’75 & Pam

Wannemuehler ’75Robert Waterman ’72 Jay & Sue WathenRobert ’57 & JoAnn Weber ’63Al ’55 & Darlene Weinzapfel ’55Dan Weinzapfel ’75 Jerome & Helen Weinzapfel ’51Mark ’80 & Jane Weinzapfel ’81Roselle Weinzapfel ’54 ’53Darrel ’65 & Michelle WhitingMary Wilder ’79 Francis & Betty WillMichael & Elaine WillAmy ’90 & Dustin WilsonLarry Ziegler ’63

CENTURYCLUb$100–$249Steven ’65 & Jo Lynn Adams ’68Jodi ’75 & Mark AdcockAdam ’00 & Abby AdlerGilbert ’55 & Rose Adler

Jeffrey ’84 & Ellen Adler ’93Kenneth ’60 & Jan Adler ’64Sherri ’76 & Ralph AdlerJack ’71 & Marcia AllesGary ’76 & Kim AllesDavid ’03 & Megan Altstadt ’03Mark ’72 & Brenda AltstadtRoger & Bonnie AmbroseLuke Angermeier ’99 Jeffrey Anslinger ’01 Nicholas ’01 & Courtney Austin ’03Barbara Babb ’85 Mary Jo ’61 & Larry BaconRonald ’65 & Karen BaconDavid Baehl ’58 June & Sam BakerJeri ’60 & Richard BarchetWilliam ’60 & M. Kathleen Barthel ’61

Margaret Basden ’51 Edgar ’65 & Joan BassemierJoseph ’56 & Mary Lee Bassemier ’56Mark ’74 & Pamela BaumgartnerBaxter International Foundation Dan Becker Elgene Rexing-Beckerle ’53 &

Robert BeckerleSusan ’78 & Mark BestThomas Beyer ’66 Judith ’69 & Tim BishopEdward ’60 & Linda BittnerLeo ’55 & Mary Ann Bittner ’57Lawrence Blankenberger ’74 Melanie ’91 & Jerry BlantonFr. James Blessinger Jacob ’00 & Carrie Boehman ’00D. Vincent ’83 & Kathy Boots ’83Erin ’78 & Richard BornJames ’67 & Marilou BorriesWayne ’66 & Vicki BotzumStephen ’62 & Margaret BraunVirgil ’64 & Joan BrennerPaul Brugger ’71 David Buckman ’53 Jeffrey ’77 & Terry BuckmanFrank ’69 & Joan BuergerAnna ’57 & Jerry BurdetteJeana Campbell ’74 Capital Electric , Inc. Teri ’60 & James CardotJustin ’56 & Shirley Clements ’59Calvin Clements Geoffrey ’85 & Sabine CoatesSusan ’57 & William CollinsTony Colvin ’77 Carolyn ’54 & Edward CombsThomas Cook ’66 Julia ’93 & Dave CouchRodger & Jane CoxTerry Crane ’56 Cathy ’67 & Joe CrowdusDan ’s Competition Kurt & Amy DaunhauerBill ’81 & Ginger DaytonMary ’58 & Harold DecampsJulie Deeg ’72 Rebecca ’89 & Kenneth Deeg ’86Rev. Robert A. DeigMelanie ’95 & Brian DenningDonald ’54 & Cindy DeVillezRyan ’02 & Kara Dewig ’03Rose ’73 & David DeWittThomas Dick ’54 Bridget ’89 & Randy DickersonJudith ’65 & Joseph DickmanJoseph ’63 & Diana Dippel ’64Marilyn ’73 & Gary DresselDrone ’s Convenience Store Carolyn Drury ’55 Joseph ’53 & Yvonne DulinNorma ’54 & Bob DuncanJames & Rosalie DunkelJennifer ’02 & Douglas DyrkoppRita Eades ’52 Patricia ’69 & Gary EbleRosalie Edwards ’55 Mitchell Eickhoff ’07

Honor Roll of Donors


Steven ’73 & Shawn EickhoffRobert ’58 & Sally Elfreich ’59Sara Ellert ’77 Terry ’64 & JoAnne Elliott ’67Sharon ’59 & Thomas EllisFrancis Elpers ’60 Kathleen ’65 & Flavien ElpersRichard ’70 & Diane ElpersRita ’57 & Eugene ElpersJames & Kristie ElsnerMichael ’02 & Jennifer Elsner ’03Ronald ’63 & Myrtle EnglertDonald R. Ennis Nichole ’97 & Caleb EyerKevin ’95 & Lisa Farmer ’96James ’70 & Carol FechtmeisterDavid ’63 & Elizabeth FehrenbacherGary Fehrenbacher ’63 Richard ’64 & Judy Fehrenbacher ’63Alan ’64 & Norma FeldhausDennis ’70 & Scarlett Feldhaus ’70Marvin ’58 & Judith FeldhausJames Fischer ’70 Norma Jean Fischer ’62 Richard ’80 & Sara Fischer ’81Steven ’76 & Janet Fischer ’76James ’84 & Stephanie FleckJudith Fleck ’61 Michele ’79 & Donald FlemingEric ’92 & Jennifer Folz ’93Francis ’54 & Rose FolzLinda ’70 & Michael FolzThomas ’56 & Delores Folz ’56Megan ’99 & Darren FowlerMark ’70 & Ramona Freeman ’70Larry Fulkerson ’58 Elizabeth ’60 & Samuel Fulton Jr.V. Ray ’60 & Kathy Funke ’65Allison ’05 & Keith GarrardJoseph ’65 & Connie GelardenCyril ’58 & Barb GerteisenKim & Rose GerthMartha Gilles Beverly Gish ’71 Charles Goebel ’68 Cory Goebel ’05 Gary ’72 & Cynthia Goebel ’73Jeanene ’85 & Chris Goebel ’85Ronald ’63 & Vella GoebelSteven ’70 & Alice GoebelTony ’68 & Zetta GoebelGina Goedde ’93 Michael ’80 & Soozie GoeddeBernadine ’78 & Bryant GoldmanStephanie ’98 & Jason GoodHarold ’51 & Sylvia Gossman ’53Robert & Dana GrassoDarrell Graves ’56 Mildred Greaney Barbara Griepenstroh ’75 Donald ’63 & Margaret GriesJudy ’60 & Robert GriffinRita ’72 & Steven GriffithMark ’65 & Evelyn Guetling ’66Eileen Haase ’60 Daryl & Jill HaganLinda Hague ’62Kathy ’65 & David Halbig

Ronald Hall ’53 Tom & Rosemary HallDonald ’56 & Paula HallerLarry ’59 & Carol Haller ’60Jason ’90 & Rebekah HamiltonJohn ’69 & Donna HamiltonJoan Hansen ’57 Dean ’84 & Laura HappeJeff ’84 & Leanne HappeHarding & Shymanski Doris Jean Harl ’57 Richard & Connie HarpenauAnn ’85 & Chris HarperDavid ’61 & Catherine Hartmann ’64Gerald ’62 & Judith Hartmann ’63Ronald ’65 & Marjorie Hartmann ’63Keith ’77 & Barbara Hartz ’79Patricia ’59 & Thomas HartzJ. Lynn ’82 & Clare Hassler ’82Stephen Hassler James ’65 & Arlene HausmannYvonne ’60 & Ray HausmannJeffrey ’76 & Donna HaydenMichael Hayden ’65 Jeffrey ’78 & Marcia HelfrichMichael ’60 & Latricia HelfrichStephen ’55 & Barbara HelfrichWayne & Jewell HenningGary ’64 & Dianne HerrmannFrancie ’62 & Ronald HessJanice ’82 & George HoffmannDaniel ’62 & Rosemarie Horstman ’66Laura ’78 & Ron HudsonMartin ’60 & Susan HutchisonPatricia ’51 & Robert JacksonWalter ’58 & Dolores JankowskiRichard Jarboe ’61 Pauletta ’83 & Gregory JeterDavid & Ann JohnsEdward ’71 & Eileen JohnstoneChester ’59 & Patricia Jost ’59Paul ’69 & Donna JourdanWilma ’55 & Todd KainKenneth & Dorothy KaiserKathy ’69 & Frank KanowskyNeil ’98 & Jessica Kassenbrock ’00Keith & Christina KelleyPaul Kelsey ’68 Bradley Kempf ’00 John Kern ’55 Rachel Ketzner ’05 John Kiefer ’00 * Gerry Kiesel Henry Kijonka ’61 Jack ’58 & Carole Kinsler ’60Jerome ’70 & Mary Jo Kirchoff ’70Gregory ’73 & Linda KisselJonathan Kissel ’02 * Thomas ’78 & Shellee KlausmeierBrian Knapp ’97 Charles ’58 & Ann KnappElvira Knapp Mary ’58 & William KnappDarin ’85 & Marti Knight ’90Bill & Carroll KnightMark A. Knowles ’81 Paul ’65 & Joyce Koch ’67Robert ’56 & Carolyn Koch

Susan Koenig ’67 Allen & Lori KoesterLisa ’72 & Bruce KohlEric Kohut ’85 Jeffrey Kohut ’86 Philip Kohut ’68 Blake ’02 & Jennifer Kollker ’00Rebecca Koontz ’67 Michael ’74 & Rendie KoresselDaniel ’84 & Julie KruseBarbara Lamble ’66 Elizabeth Lane ’55 Gary & Diana LangtonAlisha ’97 & Dustin Lannert ’98Dustin ’98 & Alisha Lannert ’97Gary ’74 & Letha Lannert ’74Daniel ’77 & Katie LappeEdward ’82 & Lorri Lappe ’83David & Sandra LasherJoAnn Layman ’60 Michael & Carol Laymon ’68Thomas ’60 & Mary Kay Lehman ’62William ’63 & Kathleen Lehman ’67Roger Lehr ’53 Monica ’87 & Michael LibaCharles ’51 & Barbara

Lindenschmidt ’61Susan ’87 & Joseph LoftusStephen ’60 & Judith LogelJohn ’55 & Rachel LorberJarrod Luigs ’02 Larry ’84 & Jennifer LuigsSusan ’72 & Joel LutzCharlotte MacGregor Glenn ’66 & Norwanda MackeWilliam E. Macke Margie Madigan ’55 Timothy & Cheryl MajorJohn ’59 & Ruby MangerKristi ’87 & Mark MarquisJason ’95 & Kimberly Marsh ’95Chad ’99 & Alison MartinCheryl Martin ’65 Jeffrey & Debra MarxJudy ’57 & Jerry MarxDolores ’61 & Daniel MastersonNancy ’61 & Stephen MattinglyBernard ’83 & Jennifer MayerVirgil Mayer ’51 Jerome McAtee ’51 Joan ’76 & Michael McCordVicki McCracken ’74 Shirley McDowell ’60 Rita ’59 & Keith McNeelyJo Beth Antos ’66 Jane ’76 & Ken MedlinRobert Mehringer John & Imogene Memmer ’50Joseph ’60 & Patricia MerimeeGene Mesker ’76 Ronald Mesker ’64 Joyce ’68 & Ronald MessersmithFrancis Miller & Sr.John ’50 & Janet MillerMark ’71 & Kathy Miller ’71Richard Miller ’70 Wynn & Joe MitchellBarbara ’67 & Thomas Moore

Donald ’68 & Janie Moore ’68Dorothy Morris ’54 Carolyn Mueller ’56 Carl ’70 & Teresa Muensterman ’70Cletus & Rosemary MuenstermanLarry ’73 & Beth Muensterman ’73Thomas ’73 & JoAnn MuenstermanRaymond Murphy ’57 & Rose Ann

Weidner-Murphy ’60Barbara Muth ’61 Nancy Neale ’65 Carol ’74 & Robert NeisenAndrew ’06 & Elyse Niemeier ’06Charles ’53 & Joan NiemeierDennis ’70 & MaDonna Niemeier ’74Jeffry ’78 & Cheryl NiemeierKatelyn Niemeier ’09 Richard ’83 & Tracy NiemeierTodd ’91 & Babs NiemeierPatricia Miller Novack ’59 David ’66 & Carol NurrenbernRoger ’96 & Katie NurrenbernVirginia Nurrenbern James Ochs ’50 Sue ’59 & Don OchsnerHarold & Margie Orman ’52Mary Patricia Orth ’53 Carolyn ’59 & H. Phil PearceMichael & Debra PellantHelen ’60 & Walt PerkinsGeorge Pfister ’66 Mary Jane ’57 & Jim PfisterGary ’61 & Susan Pierre ’62Timothy Pigman ’00 Martha ’54 & E. Wayne PokorneyMarvin ’53 & Ann PreskeThomas Preske ’55 Keith ’91 & Jocelyn Rawley ’88William ’54 & Yvonne ReineCharlotte Reisinger ’89 & Jeremy

KluegDaniel ’66 & Ruth ReisingerPatrick ’84 & Melissa ReisingerR. Joseph ’61 & Barbara RettigAllen ’67 & Barbara Rexing ’67Carl ’60 & Betty RexingTodd ’85 & Rebecca Rexing ’91Robert ’59 & Linda Rheinlander ’59James ’89 & Kim Riordan ’88Raymond ’80 & Ruth RivardAndrea ’95 & Kevin RobbRobert ’51 & Joan RobersonAlexandra ’91 Rose Rogge Aaron Ruggles ’96 Donald & Patricia RupprechtLinda ’80 & Robert RussellBob ’58 & Mary Lue Russler ’58Rosella ’52 & William RustKristi ’97 & Greg Schaefer ’98Aaron ’92 & Kelle SchapkerDavid Schapker ’74 Arthur ’58 & Donna SchellerBetty Sue Scheller David ’64 & Mary SchellerHerman Scheller ’64 Ralph ’61 & Irmtraud SchellerRichard ’59 & Mary Scheller

Robert ’77 & Mary Scheller ’82Edward Schemel ’60 Kathy ’70 & Daniel SchenkTimothy ’77 & Karen Schenk ’77Lawrence ’80 & Shannon SchentrupMark ’76 & Mary Ann Schentrup ’76Christopher ’89 & Jane ScheuMark & Amy Schlachter ’90Jeffrey D. Schlichting ’90 Carl Schmitt ’79 Danny ’64 & Janice SchmittFr. Eugene Schmitt Linda Schmitt Mark ’72 & Jean SchmittDavid ’71 & Sandra SchmittRyan ’06 & Leslie Schnarre ’06Ted & Peggy Schneider ’55Peggie Schnur ’55 James ’95 & Amy Schroeder ’96James ’71 & Kris SchroederJohn ’78 & Tamara Schroeder ’80Mary Jane ’50 & James SchroederNina ’88 & Bradley Schultheis ’88Curtis ’55 & Judith Seib ’56James Seibert ’61 Beau Shumate ’93 Blake ’96 & Katie Shumate ’00Randy & Jeannine ShumateChristopher ’66 & Janet Siemers ’67Marietta Simon ’52 Stan Singer ’57 & Lenna DeMarcoCarol ’84 & Glenn SmithKaren Smith ’70 Guy & Cindy SmythJerome ’75 & Mary Beth Spaetti ’77Eugene ’62 & Janet Spahn ’64Tracy Sparks ’76 Donald ’56 & Betty Steckler ’60Edward ’63 & Rita SteinkampSuzanne ’62 & Rudy StielerWilliam ’55 & Carol Stocker ’55Eric Stoltz ’04 Phillip ’91 & Kiersten Stolz ’94Richard Stolz ’53 Ruth Ann ’66 & Michael StonecipherCharles & Elizabeth StormsMel Stowers James ’51 & Barbara StratmanStephen ’58 & Mary Sullivan ’60Laura Tavormina ’74 Fr. Theodore Tempel Alan ’77 & Kathryn TenbargeAllen & LaVerne TenbargePatricia ’72 & Kenneth TenbargeDonald ’50 & Andrea TepoolGerald Tieken ’66 Judith ’59 & Terry TimberlakeCarl Titzer ’61 George ’53 & Verna Titzer ’53Stephen ’69 & Sandra TitzerMark ’69 & Jeanne Tornatta ’69Daniel Townsend ’93 James ’92 & Cynthia TownsendFr. Bill Traylor Olivia ’70 & Stephen TroyerEdith Uhde ’71 David Underhill ’66 Pamela Vadbunker ’99



Kiley ’90 & Melissa Van Bibber ’93Daniel & Beth VaughnJennifer ’93 & Ross VaughnTheresa Vetter ’56 Judith Wagner ’57 Kenneth & Mary WahlGerald & Myra WalkerKathleen Wannemuehler ’85 Charles ’54 & Beverly WargelJohn Wargel ’61 Karen Wargel ’80 Richard Wargel ’65 Stanley ’67 & Mary Jane Weber ’71Theresa ’79 & David WeberBetty Weinzapfel ’58 Jake Weinzapfel ’06 Joseph Weinzapfel ’05 Kathy ’82 & Gary Weinzapfel ’82Leo ’52 & Mary Weinzapfel ’54Michael Weinzapfel ’75 Nathan Weinzapfel ’03 Nick Weinzapfel ’00 Richard Weinzapfel ’54

Robert ’56 & Mary Ann Weinzapfel ’57

Thomas Weinzapfel ’57 Jacob ’00 & Kelley WeisPaul ’88 & Natalie Weis ’88Vernette Weis Diane Altstadt ’67 Mark ’75 & Annette WernerSteven ’73 & Rebecca WhitmanJamie Wicks ’87 Kevin ’84 & Angie WildemanKurt ’97 & Erin WildemanMichele ’74 & Jeffrey WildemanChris ’76 & Patty Will ’79 *Frank ’71 & Holly WillIrma ’60 & Martin WillKayley Will ’06 Yvonne ’59 & Marvin WillJody ’86 & Wes WilmesMartha Wilson ’58 Malcolm Winiger ’62 Gary ’78 & Janet Wink ’78

Barbara ’65 & David WinsteadCarol Witmeier ’57 Kathleen ’66 & Robert WittgenAndrew ’99 & Mary Woehler ’98Judith ’67 & Stanley WohadloDavid ’79 & Anne Wolf ’79Gerald ’72 & Susan Wolf ’73Jeffery ’77 & Donna WolfBeth ’87 & Gary WoodruffTina ’74 & Joseph WrightMartha ’77 & Gary YurowMichael ’67 & Tammy ZellerRobert & Rose ZigenfusLeo & Terry ZimmerJudith Zivanovic ’56

ANNIVERSARYPARTNERS$65–$99Daniel ’02 & Nichole AlcornSteven ’83 & Keri Anslinger ’86Martha ’63 & Robert BaehlPaul ’58 & Sylvia Baehl ’63Theresa ’77 & Dan Barnes

Elizabeth Barnett ’67 William ’79 & Jennifer BartekRyan Bassemier ’10 Earl ’62 & Claudette Becher ’63Beverly Behme ’59 Robert ’53 & Colleen Behme ’57John & Diane BenderJennifer ’00 & Andrew BerryLesley ’87 & Jeffrey BertrandKevin & Jennifer BowenDaniel ’85 & Lisa BreidenbachRoger ’63 & Judith BrownJoni ’80 & Terry CardinMargaret ’64 & Roland CarlsonTerry ’67 & Sharon Carlton ’67Theresa ’71 & Lawrence ChapmanStephen ’61 & Jo Marie Charlson ’61Janet Bauer-Correa ’75 Alan & Leigh Ann CostlowMatthew ’81 & Catherine DeigHallie Denstorff ’04 Linda Denstorff ’73

Donut Bank Bakeries & Inc.Rebecca ’74 & Phillip DosherPatricia ’55 & Marvin EgbertDavid Fechtmeister ’62 Fehrenbacher Cabinets & Inc.Jason Feldhaus ’96 Sarah Flener George ’61 & Angela FolzLarry ’78 & Debbie FolzJulie ’84 & Michael ForcumLisa ’91 & John ForzleyFreeman & Will Leonard Gansman ’52 James Gerst ’53 Steven ’66 & Mary GerteisenJohn Goebel ’87 Rita Goebel ’67 Scott ’87 & Mary GoeddeCarolyn Griffin ’60 Dean & Tonya HaasDoris Haase ’63 John & Judith Hatfield ’63Sarah ’02 & Matthew Hayes

Stephen ’70 & Beverly Helfert ’68Delores Helfrich-Schroeder ’50 Randall ’74 & Deborah HempflingMichael Higdon ’65 Donald ’64 & Carolyn Hutchison ’64Ronald ’66 & Alice JenkinsFernando ’64 & Beatriz JimenezDebbie Jochim ’76 Lelia Johnson ’00 Rebecca ’75 & Richard JohnsonRobert & Velva KaffenbergerDanny ’67 & Linda Kares ’68Susan ’79 & Paul KayserGregory & Judy KellerJohn Kiefer ’00 Gaylord Kissinger ’62 Richard & Debbie KnightMiles Knowles ’50 Joseph ’81 & Susan KohutCharles ’69 & Deborah KoresselRuby Koressel ’53 Cecilia ’71 & Randall Kuester

Martha ’60 & Fred KuesterEdwin ’86 & Thuy KuhnFr. Stephen P Lintzenich Mary & Michael LoehrleinKathleen ’54 & Donald MarrsFrancis & Mary MartinSuzanna ’70 & Melvin MartinSherry Meeks ’83 Stanley ’85 & Lisa MemmerBertha Michelini ’53 Kenneth Miller ’03 Nicholas ’99 & Katie Miller ’01Russell ’74 & Kathy MillerMuensterman ’s Auto Service Bernita Muller ’56 Caroline Niemeier ’09 Jennifer Olivey ’82 Lauralee ’74 & David PaulsonPierre Funeral Home & Inc.Jerry Rainey ’91 Aaron Reckelhoff ’02 Stephen ’62 & Judy Reisinger ’62Charles Reister ’60 LaChere ’85 & David RexingPaul ’78 & Kelly RivardJoyce Sanders Chad ’90 & Stephanie SandwellMary ’62 & Robert SayleJerome Schapker ’58 Scott Schapker ’06 Steven ’76 & Janet Schapker ’77Chadwick ’97 & Julia SchenkSchiff Air Conditioning & HeatingMark ’76 & Julia SchiffElaine Schmits ’56 Albert C. Schmitt ’70 David ’68 & Mary SchmittRobert ’99 & Nichole SchmittAnn Schneider ’56 Mark ’76 & Lisa Schnur ’79Diane ’83 & Scott SchoettlinRachelle ’97 & Greg SchoweCharlotte ’64 & David SearsMark ’85 & Sarah Seng ’85Jennifer ’94 & Roger SiebenSiemers Glass Company & Inc.Springleaf Finance Foundation

& Inc.Harold ’52 & Delores StecklerBrianna ’97 & Charlie StevensDavid ’82 & Christina StockerHarold Tepool ’70 Ronald ’58 & Sarah Tepool ’58Kathleen ’56 & Jerry ThompsonJames ’53 & Bonnie WannemuehlerVickie Wannemuehler ’88 Eugene ’62 & Eva WeberMatthew ’00 & Crystal WeberRobert ’53 & Mildred Weber ’54Leroy ’62 & Diane WeinzapfelJames ’57 & Carolyn WernerScott Whitehouse Gerard Wildeman ’98 David ’80 & Sue WildemannDennis ’68 & Pamela WildermanJames ’66 & Joanne WillPhilip ’85 & Deborah WillCynthia ’66 & Max Williams

Stephen & Sharon WillisTerry & Ann WilsonJanet ’66 & Paul WitmeierGary ’65 & Dianne Wunderlich ’65

PATRONS$11–$64Leonard ’60 & Carolyn Adams ’60Ronald ’61 & Matilda AdamsTimothy & Alisa AdlerKathleen Alexander ’06 Jeff Altman ’78 Leo ’62 & Marian Alvey ’63Darlene ’69 & Randall ApplerPenny Appler ’06 Julie Arafeh ’76 Jeanette Arnold ’57 Janis Arvin ’56 Rosemary ’60 & Edward AzevedoM. Ruth ’59 & Bernard BaehlJane ’80 & James BalbachLeo & Doris BarnesJulie Barrow Eugene ’62 & Mary Baumgart ’63Ruth Baumgart ’95 Andrew ’00 & Katie Baumgartner ’00Melody Baumgartner ’11 Heather Beach ’88 Randy & Linda BeckerRaymond Becker ’88 Joseph ’85 & Theresa Berendes ’86Mary Berendes ’54 William ’72 & Linda BippusAmy ’88 & John BlackketterCharlie Boberg ’74 Mary Kay Boes ’62 Robert Bone ’66 Kathy ’70 & John BrendelGeorge Brenner ’69 Ronald ’71 & Debbie Brenner ’71Karen ’69 & Wayne BreunigCarolyn Brothers ’60 Judith Brown ’55 Mary ’67 & Thomas BrownCatherine ’77 & Max BullockRose Bullock ’59 Joe & Dawn BuryDonna Helfrich-Busan ’76 Diane ’72 & Thomas BuskavitzJames ’69 & Jean ButlerAustin Campbell ’09 Ann ’07 & Tyler CarlisleNorma ’57 & Robert CarpAlvin ’65 & June Carr ’67Gloria Carter ’51 Eric ’62 & Myrrl ChoateAnthony Crothers ’77 Joseph Culley ’61 Barbara Dassel ’50 Clara David ’54 Michael DeCarli ’11 Jenna Denstorff ’05 Stacey ’83 & Thomas DeVaultDiana ’81 & Richard DewigKaren Dick ’82 Brianna Dickerson ’12 Matthew Dickerson ’09 Brenda ’58 & Richard Diggs



Trina ’88 & Fred DoepkerKevin & Krista DonahueRobert ’53 & Mary Drone ’56Charles & Anita EickhoffMadelyn Eickhoff ’53 Magdalen Eickhoff Ronald & Denise EickhoffDavid ’75 & Janet EllertKendal Elpers ’08 Vincent ’61 & Rosa ElpersNatalie Emge ’98 Judy Eskew ’56 Michelle Farney ’05 Brenda ’88 & Keith FischerNatalie Fleming ’06 Jim & Betsy Flynn ’70David ’82 & Patricia FolzHank ’63 & Sherry FolzJames ’68 & Karen FolzKevin ’99 & Renee Folz ’00Walter ’50 & Betty FolzNancy Forshee ’64 Anna Franks ’53 Jay & Cecelia FredrichSteven ’72 & Marcia Frey ’72Haley ’02 & Derek FrittsGallagher Niemeier Interiors & Inc.Marie ’05 & Greg GallagherVirginia ’74 & Jeffrey GaulBetty Geiser ’61 Brian ’92 & Aimee GerthRoberta Gibbs ’63 Julie Gilles ’75 Kathleen Glaser Linda Goans ’74 Carrie Goebel ’09 Jeff Goebel ’93 *Kurtis Goebel ’08 Mallory Goebel ’07 Raymond ’04 & Rachel GoebelAnnette ’53 & Marvin GoeddeDonald Goedde ’82 Michael ’78 & Melissa GossmanAmy ’86 & Philip GrahamRichard ’55 & Patricia Grannan ’55Katherine ’04 & Jason GretlerMartha Greubel ’56 Eugene ’61 & Susan GriesJames ’95 & Amanda Griese ’96Richard & Kathleen GrieseEllen ’97 & Paul HaeflingJohn & Edith HaganRobert ’53 & Betty Hagel ’53John & Donna HalversonLarry ’59 & Henrietta Happe ’62Mitch ’00 & Amanda HappePatricia ’74 & Robert HardingLorina ’54 & Edward HarmsJohn Harrison ’72 Kenneth & Sara HartA. Daniel ’59 & Marsha HarteJeanette ’55 & Donald HartmannPaul ’60 & Bonnie Hartmann ’60Betty Hartz ’52 Joseph ’56 & Sandra Hatfield ’63Robert ’55 & Carol HawesBob & Lucie HaydenDebra Head ’84

Ann ’88 & Rick HeldtHelfrich Realtors Peter ’99 & Shay Helfrich ’00Randy ’73 & Rebecca Helfrich ’74Theresa Helfrich ’69 † Susan ’72 & James HelmerSr. Donna Marie Herr Joe ’91 & Kalyn HerrmannCheryl Herrmann ’71 Jeremy ’98 & Jennifer HerrmannFrancis ’62 & Sandra HertelRandy ’80 & Kimberly HertelHilltop Inn George Hollander ’78 Donna Holm ’77 Abbie Huff ’12 Jeffrey & Connie HuffMary Jo ’60 & William HuffMarylene ’64 & Larry HuntAlan ’89 & Ruth InkenbrandtHolly ’03 & Nick JahnMelanie ’89 & Gary JarrellJacqueline ’60 & Timothy JarvisKaren Johnson ’77James & Brenda JostRichard & Sue KeithJessica Kempf ’10 Scott ’90 & Lisa KempfM. Todd Kempf ’83 & Sally Reising-

Kempf ’83Michael ’79 & Jennifer KempfPatrick ’82 & Shari Kempf ’80Jay & Willie KernerWillie ’57 & Jay KernerLouise ’66 & Robert KieslerWayne ’58 & Janice Killian ’59Dolores Kirk ’53Judy Reising-Knapp ’75 Thomas ’67 & Linda Knapp ’67Melvin KneerLisa KoesterDavid ’66 & Linda KoresselJacob Koressel ’09 Richard Koressel ’52 Scott Koressel ’05 Chris ’60 & Joyce Kormelink ’60Lauri ’84 & Patrick KosterR. Michael Kough ’66 Andrew Krack ’05 Timothy ’74 & Michelle Krack ’76Kenneth & Charlene KraftMargaret & Donald KuhlenschmidtGreg Kullman ’57 William & Julia KunklerRonald ’62 & Martha Lamkin ’62Nicholas ’04 & Kourtney Lannert ’05Lappe Heating & Air ConditioningDaniel & Mary Ruth LasherKathryn ’76 & Philip LemondBeth ’78 & David LindauerTheresa ’72 & Tom LintzenichMary Jane ’57 & Robert LittleJohn & Jane LuigsLarry Luigs ’66 William ’59 & Jeanie LuigsKaren ’73 & Larry LukemanRita Lurker ’53 Larry ’56 & Mary Lutz ’56

Natalie Maasberg ’94 Daniel Macke ’68 Joyce Macke ’69 Nancy ’64 & Robert MangoldShirley Martin Daley ’57 John ’64 & Cathy MartinRonald Martin ’59 John ’64 & Cheryl MarxStephen & Nancy Mattingly ’62Thomas ’56 & Mary May ’55Terri McBride ’74 Donna McDonald ’73 MD Class of ’56 MD Class of ’62 Mary ’55 & Leroy GillesMead Johnson Nutritionals Phillip ’81 & Jennifer MemmerKenneth ’71 & Jeanne Mesker ’79Laura Mesker ’06 Donald Metzler ’54 Carol ’60 & John MeyerPatty ’75 & Cleon MichelJoseph ’82 & Rebecca MischlerDonna Mitchell ’66 Beth ’00 & Michael MohrCody Moll ’08 Jamie Moll ’69 Donald ’71 & Kathy MontgomeryBarbara Mooney ’61 Michael Moore ’62 Sharon ’66 & Patrick MooreMichael Moran ’89 James ’60 & Barbara MosbyMarilyn Mossberger ’60 Jerome ’79 & Cynthia

Muensterman ’76Sharon ’69 & Stephen MuenstermanMatthew ’91 & Angela Mulherin ’93Sr. Rose Ann Muller ’50 Mary Jo ’72 & Don MusgraveMary ’71 & James MusickChristopher Naas ’86 Kathleen Newton-Lewis ’66 &

Barry LewisLauren Niemeier ’07 Robert Norton Ohio Valley Insulation Company

& Inc.Blaine ’73 & Jan Oliver ’73Evelyn Oliver Kristi ’86 & Kevin O'MalleySarah Paciorkowski ’06 Paul ’s Menswear Julia ’58 & Joseph PayneBill Payne ’89 Shirley ’59 & Randall PeachMary ’03 & Jason PeckenpaughCandice Pellant ’09 Larry Pendley ’65 William ’72 & Mary Pigman ’72Barry Polk ’90 Patrick Preske ’84 Richard ’50 & Betty Joan Preske ’50Nancy ’75 & Raymond PritchettProfessional Eyecare Associates Carole ’80 & Dirk PrudenBeatrice Purcell ’61 Jordan Raben ’05

Thomas & Sandra Raley ’72Marilyn Reibel ’56 Janet ’68 & Stephen ReidfordWilbur Rembold ’51 Shea & Rick ReneerMildred Rexing Ross Rexing ’09 Anthony ’73 & Cynthia Richardt ’73Kenneth ’68 & Joyce RietmanPatrick ’64 & Kay RileyRuth ’61 & David RitzertDixie ’54 & Earl RobinsonDonna Rode ’67 Norma Sue Rode Stephen ’77 & Gwendolyn RodeJohn ’61 & Linda Rollett ’64Robin Rosbrugh ’06 Donna ’57 & Lee RowlettMelissa Russell ’11Diana Sandefur ’65 Rosanna Sartore ’06 Charlene Scales ’53 William ’61 & Marilyn Scales ’62Herman ’54 & Carolyn SchapkerBetty ’64 & James SchenkDaniel & Kathy SchenkKaren L. Schenk & AssociatesKenneth ’75 & Beth SchenkMatthew Schenk ’97 Adam ’99 & Jamie Schiff ’98Alvin Schmitt ’60 Brooke Schmitt ’10 Larry ’60 & Martha SchmittLeonard ’73 & Susan Schmitt ’73Dennis ’56 & Joan SchneiderJudith ’79 & Jeffrey SchneiderMegan Schneider ’10 Carolyn Schoening ’53 Dorothy Schroeder ’55 Fr. Eugene Schroeder Mark Schuler ’88 Janice Schutte ’60 Jennifer ’03 & Curt SeibMel ’60 & Cookie SingerSteven ’70 & Rosie Sitzman ’70Sarah Solinsky Southwest Grafix & ApparelAnthony & Doretha SpahnErvin ’52 & Rosemary Spahn ’54Fred ’59 & Mary SpahnSpankey ’s Una Pizza LLC Brandy Sparks ’04 Thomas ’82 & Teresa SpindlerKenneth Springer ’68 St. Mary ’s Medical Center St. Wendel Auto Parts & ServiceMildred Stahl ’57Sharon ’72 & Michael StraderJacqueline Strange ’54 Anthony ’80 & Mary StratmanAmy ’97 & Ryan StreeteJames ’59 & Mary StroudMary Stucki ’76Amy Taylor ’88Amy ’82 & Lenny TenBargeDaniel ’80 & Carla TenbargeDava ’85 & Robert TenbargeEmily TenBarge ’08

Robert Tenbarge ’79 Stanley & Bonnie Tenbarge ’60Tony ’64 & Teresa TenhumbergStephanie Thiel ’70 James ’61 & Nancy ThorbeckeJames ’66 & Margaret TomesPat Toone ’56 Mark A. Tornatta & DDSDan ’60 & Katie Townsend ’60Michael ’65 & Mary Jo Townsend ’67Keith TungateTimothy ’93 & Julianna Voelker ’94Karen Waller ’70Wilfred ’55 & Anna WannemuellerHeather Wargel ’09Mary Wargel ’55Ralph ’55 & Sylvia WeinzapfelDonald ’61 & Alice Weis ’63Kathy ’75 & Anthony WeisEvelyn Weiss Leroy & Rose WeissJenna Whorl ’07Julie ’79 & Gene WhorlAmelia ’95 & Paul WildemanLouis ’72 & Margaret WildemanDavid Wilder James Brian ’93 & Karen WilkeyTrechia ’60 & Frank WilkinsLarry Will ’65 Rosalee ’58 & Earl WillHoward & Cathy WilliamsLauren D. Williams Craig Wilmes ’13 Sheri Winters ’88 Jeffrey ’97 & Sarah Woehler ’97David Wolf ’04 J. Michael ’60 & Jo Ann WolfKathleen ’69 & Kenneth WolfMichael Wolf ’67 Barbara Wolsiefer ’52 Megan Wright ’04 Susan Wright ’66 Angela ’87 & Reggie WulffTim ’83 & Tammy Zeller

wILDCATCLASS$1–$10Christopher Ambrose ’12 Michael ’67 & Helen EllertPeter Ellert ’73Betty Feller ’63 Fred ’67 & Judy Gries ’67Jane Harter ’53 Monica Horstman ’71 Carol Kissinger ’61Mater Dei Class of ’51 Betty Nichols ’66 James ’66 & Shelley NoelleEllen Raben ’09Rachel Rexing ’10 Timothy ’77 & Nenita RichardtRachel Rokosz ’07 Robert ’55 & Mary RollettCharlotte ’50 & Elmer SchapkerLarry Stumpf ’68Sharon Thompson ’65Marilyn ’60 & Don WassmerNathan Wright ’13



CLASS’50CLASSCHAIRS:SHIRLEYKNAPP,MARLENEwEAVERPARTICIPATION:32%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,900

Barbara (Schapker) DasselWalter FolzDelores (Weinzapfel) Helfrich-

SchroederMiles KnowlesImogene (Stratman) MemmerJohn MillerSr. Rose Ann MullerJames OchsBetty Joan (Martin) PreskeRichard PreskeCharlotte (Niemeier) SchapkerMary Jane (Scheller) SchroederDonald TepoolMarlene (Singer) Weaver

CLASS’51CLASSCHAIR:MARGIECROwEPARTICIPATION:26%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,435

Margaret (Nunning) BasdenGloria (Heneisen) CarterHarold GossmanDonald HoeflingPatricia (Steckler) JacksonCharles LindenschmidtVirgil MayerJerome McAteeDorothy (Hertel) NiemeierWilliam NiemeierWilbur RemboldRobert RobersonJames StratmanEileen (Berendes) Will

CLASS’52CLASSCHAIR:DORISDEwIGPARTICIPATION:18%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,883

Doris (Mayer) DewigRita (Jarvis) EadesLeonard GansmanBetty (Kempf) HartzRichard KoresselMargie (Rollett) OrmanRosella (Goebel) RustMarietta (Baehl) SimonErvin SpahnHarold StecklerLeo WeinzapfelBarbara (Deever) Wolsiefer

CLASS’53CLASSCHAIR:ANNETTEGOEDDEPARTICIPATION:38%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,064

Elgene (Rexing) Beckerle

Robert Behme

David Buckman

Robert Drone

Joseph Dulin

Madelyn (Nunning) Eickhoff

Anna (Castleman) Franks

James Gerst

Annette (Wannemuehler) Goedde

Sylvia (Niemeier) Gossman

Betty (Kercher) Hagel

Robert Hagel

Ronald Hall

Jane (Antey) Harter

Rita (Mayer) Hoefling

Dolores (Martinz) Kirk

Ruby (Seib) Koressel

Roger Lehr

Rita (Wink) Lurker

Bertha (Bauer) Michelini

Charles Niemeier

Mary Pat (Brenner) Orth

Carole (Brown) Parkinson

Marvin Preske

Charlene Scales

Carolyn (Simon) Schoening

Richard Stolz

George Titzer

Verna (Paul) Titzer

James Wannemuehler

Robert Weber

CLASS’54CLASSCHAIR:NORMADUNCANPARTICIPATION:22%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,422

Mary (Busch) Berendes

Carolyn (Winiger) Combs

Clara (Nurrenbern) David

Don Devillez

Thomas Dick

Norma (Simpson) Duncan

Francis Folz

Lorina (Seibert) Harms

Harold Kempf

Kathleen (Miller) Marrs

Donald Metzler

Dorothy (Rollett) Morris

Martha (Becker) Pokorney

William Reine

Dixie (Doerr) Robinson

H. Jim Schapker

Rosemary (Wildeman) Spahn

Jacqueline (Parkinson) Strange

Charles Wargel

Mildred (Hertel) Weber

Mary (Seng) Weinzapfel

Richard Weinzapfel

Roselle (Roy) Weinzapfel

CLASS’55CLASSCHAIRS:STEPHENHELFRICH,JOANIENIEMEIERPARTICIPATION:30%TOTALDOLLARS:$8,539

Gilbert Adler

James Birk

Leo Bittner

Judith (Tevault) Brown

Carolyn (Roedel) Drury

Jerome Duncan

Rosalie (Zenthoefer) Edwards

Patricia (Wolf) Egbert

Rita (Patry) Eykamp

Patricia (Happel) Grannan

Richard Grannan

Jeanette (Weinzapfel) Hartmann

Robert Hawes

Stephen Helfrich

Wilma (Rexing) Kain

John Kern

Rose Kuhn

Elizabeth Lane

John Lorber

Margie (Hamilton) Madigan

Mary (Koressel) May

Mary (Ochsner) Gilles

Joan (Berendes) Niemeier

Thomas Niemeier

Thomas Preske

John Rebstock

Robert Rollett

Evelyn (Koester) Schickel

Martha (Weinzapfel) Schmitt

Ronald Schnepper

Peggie (Minnette) Schnur

Dorothy (Schaeffer) Schroeder

Curtis Seib

Carol (Halbig) Stocker

William Stocker

Wilfred Wannemueller

Mary (Marx) Wargel

Al Weinzapfel

Darlene (Berendes) Weinzapfel

Ralph Weinzapfel

CLASS’56CLASSCHAIR:ANNSCHNEIDERPARTICIPATION:22%TOTALDOLLARS:$4,695

Janis (Killian) Arvin

Joseph Bassemier

Mary Lee (Blume) Bassemier

Larry Breivogel

C. Justin Clements

Terry Crane

Mary (Gies) Drone

Judy (Knapp) Eskew

Delores (Krack) Folz

Thomas Folz

Darrell Graves

Martha (Jochum) Greubel

Donald Haller

Joseph Hatfield

Robert Koch

Robert Koch

Larry Lutz

Thomas May

Carolyn (Schmitt) Mueller

Bernita (Belcher) Muller

Marilyn (Bumb) Reibel

Elaine (Weber) Schmits

Ann (Rollett) Schneider

Dennis Schneider

Judith (Blackman) Seib

Donald Steckler

Kathleen (Weinzapfel) Thompson

Pat (Gehlhausen) Toone

Theresa (Grannan) Vetter

Robert Wagner

Robert Weinzapfel

Judith (Goergen) Zivanovic

CLASS’57CLASSCHAIR:NORMACARPPARTICIPATION:22%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,688

Jeanette (Kempf) Arnold

Colleen (Adams) Behme

Mary Ann (Slattery) Bittner

Anna (Muensterman) Burdette

Norma (Folz) Allison Carp

Susan (Pike) Collins

Rita (Rettig) Elpers

Robert Hamilton

Joan (Fuchs) Hansen

Doris (Knapp) Harl

Wilma (Grannan) Kerner

Carolyn Kuhn

Greg Kullman

Mary Jane (Weinzapfel) Little

Shirley (Martin) Martin Daley

Judy (Tenbarge) Marx

Raymond Murphy

Mary Jane (Townsend) Pfister

Donna (Helfrich) Ahlers-Rowlett

Richard Seib

Stan Singer

Mildred (Robertson) Stahl

Judith (Weber) Wagner

Robert Weber

Mary Ann (Folz) Weinzapfel

Thomas Weinzapfel

James Werner

Carol Witmeier

CLASS’58CLASSCHAIR:PAULbAEHLPARTICIPATION:17%TOTALDOLLARS:$5,278

David Baehl

Paul Baehl

Mary Jane (Gries) Bradley

Mary (Smith) Decamps

Brenda (Boswell) Diggs

Robert Elfreich

Marvin Feldhaus

Larry Fulkerson

Cyril Gerteisen

Dale Hillenbrand

Walter Jankowski

Wayne Killian

Jack Kinsler

Charles Knapp

Mary (Wannemuehler) Knapp

Nancy (Berendes) Knowles

Mary Kay (Koch) Muehlbauer

Julia (Blaser) Payne

Mary Lue (Neale) Russler

Bob Russler

Jerome Schapker

Arthur Scheller

Stephen Sullivan

Ronald Tepool

Sarah (Townsend) Tepool

Robert Wargel

Betty (Flamion) Weinzapfel

Rosalee (Rogers) Will

Martha (Moers) Wilson

CLASS’59CLASSCHAIRS:EDwARDKNAPP,LAwRENCEKREMER,DANIELNORMAN,STEPHENSANFORDPARTICIPATION:19%TOTALDOLLARS:$7,184

M. Ruth (Stallings) Baehl

Beverly (Raley) Behme

Rose (Toon) Bullock

Shirley (Adler) Clements

Sharon (Hoffman) Ellis

Larry Haller

John Hamilton

Larry Happe

A. Daniel Harte

Patricia (Kokie) Hartz

Chester Jost

Patricia (Fitzsimmons) Jost

Edward Knapp

Lawrence Kremer

William Luigs

Thank you, alumni, for your generous support! In 2013–14, alumni gave a generous $209,361 to the Annual Fund!

We gratefully acknowledge all alumni who contributed to the Mater Dei Annual Fund between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014.

Congratulations to those classes who attained percentage giving awards!

Honor Roll of Donors: Classes


John Manger

Ronald Martin

Donald Mayer

Rita (McDurmon) McNeely

Patricia (Miller) Novack

Sue (Hosick) Ochsner

Shirley (McCaslin) Peach

Carolyn (Hayden) Pearce

Ray Rexing

Linda (Behme) Rheinlander

Robert Rheinlander

Joyce (Goebel) Rhoades

Stephen Sanford

Richard Scheller

Emilie (Hollingsworth) Seib

Gerald Seib

Fred Spahn

James Stroud

Judith (Kennedy) Timberlake

Carolyn (Greminger) Waller

Marshall Waller

Yvonne (Brune) Will

CLASS’60CLASSCHAIR:JUDYKNAPPPARTICIPATION:32%TOTALDOLLARS:$15,543

Carolyn (Knapp) Adams

Leonard Adams

Kenneth Adler

Rosemary (Meser) Azevedo

Jeri (French) Barchet

William Barthel

Cherie Berendes

Maurice Berendes

Edward Bittner

Larry Boots

Carolyn (Loehr) Brothers

Teri (Wilson) Cardot

John Corn

Francis Elpers

Elizabeth (Payne) Fulton

V. Ray Funke

David Gerteisen

Jerry Gries

Pamela (Heathcotte) Gries

Carolyn (Emge) Griffin

Judy (Eisterhold) Griffin

Eileen (Will) Haase

Carol (Nurrenbern) Haller

Bonnie (Fehrenbacher) Hartmann

Paul Hartmann

Yvonne (Goebel) Hausmann

Michael Helfrich

Mary Jo (Abernathy) Huff

Martin Hutchison

Jacqueline (Rauck) Jarvis

Harold Jenkins

Carole (Zeggling) Kinsler

Clarence Kirby

Carol (Fehrenbacher) Klenck

Judy (Seibert) Knapp

Chris Kormelink

Joyce (Schultheis) Kormelink

DiAnne (Stevens) Kremer

Martha (Conen) Kuester

JoAnn (Bruce) Layman

Thomas Lehman

Steve Logel

Bernice (Glaser) Marx

Shirley (Kuester) McDowell

Joseph Merimee

Patricia (Phelps) Merimee

Carol (Debes) Meyer

John Mooney

James Mosby

Marilyn (Loehr) Mossberger

Helen (Feulner) Perkins

Charles Reister

Carl Rexing

Edward Schemel

Alvin Schmitt

Larry Schmitt

Janice (Duncan) Schutte

Mel Singer

Betty (Wink) Steckler

Mary (Thompson) Sullivan

Bonnie (Schraner) Tenbarge

Wesley Thomas

Dan Townsend

Mary (Miller) Townsend

Carol (Jost) Wagner

Marilyn (Effing) Wassmer

Rose (Arnold) Weidner Murphy

Trechia (Mohr) Wilkins

Irma (Schapker) Will

Carolyn (Koch) Williams

J. Michael Wolf

CLASS’61CLASSCHAIR:JAMESSEIbERTPARTICIPATION:19%TOTALDOLLARS:$10,331

Ronald Adams

Steven Aichle

Mary Jo (Folz) Bacon

M. Kathleen (Dunn) Barthel

Jo Marie (Wolf) Charlson

Steve Charlson

Joseph Culley

Vincent Elpers

Judith (TenBarge) Fleck

George Folz

Betty (Weyer) Geiser

Eugene Gries

Donna (Miller) Hamilton

David Hartmann

Richard Jarboe

Henry Kijonka

Barbara (Tieken) Lindenschmidt

Dolores (Rexing) Masterson

Nancy (Vowels) Mattingly

Barbara (Fehrenbacher) Mooney

Barbara Muth

Gary Pierre

Beatrice (Slaughter) Purcell

R. Joseph Rettig

Ruth (Gries) Ritzert

John Rollett

William Scales

Ralph Scheller

James Seibert

James Thorbecke

Carl Titzer

John Wargel

James Weinzapfel

Donald Weis

CLASS’62CLASSCHAIR:SUzANNESURSASTIELERPARTICIPATION:23%TOTALDOLLARS:$3,140

Leo Alvey

Eugene Baumgart

Earl Becher

Mary (Clausheide) Boes

Alan Braun

Stephen Braun

Eric Choate

David Fechtmeister

Norma “Jean” (Goebel) Fischer

Linda (Will) Hague

Henrietta (Steckler) Happe

Gerald Hartmann

Francie (Scheller) Hess

Daniel Horstman

Gaylord Kissinger

Patricia (Morris) Krack

Martha (Lintzenich) Lamkin

Ronald Lamkin

Mary Kay (Kunz) Lehman

Michael Moore

Susan (Koressel) Pierre

Barbara (Kolb) Price

Judy (Boehman) Reisinger

Stephen Reisinger

Mary (Baumgart) Sayle

Marilyn (Hartweck) Scales

Eugene Spahn

Suzanne (Sursa) Stieler

Eugene Weber

Leroy Weinzapfel

Malcolm Winiger

CLASS’63CLASSCHAIR:MARJORIEHARTMANNPARTICIPATION:19%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,232

Marian (Folz) Alvey

Martha (Wannemuehler) Baehl

Sylvia (Berendes) Baehl

Mary (Schenk) Baumgart

Claudette (Allison) Becher

Roger Brown

Joseph Dippel

Ronald Englert

David Fehrenbacher

Gary Fehrenbacher

Judy (Kissel) Fehrenbacher

Betty Feller

Henry Folz

Roberta (Frey) Gibbs

Ronald Goebel

Donald Gries

Raymond Gries

Doris (Feller) Haase

Judith (Herrmann) Hartmann

Marjorie (Wagner) Hartmann

Judith (Schenk) Hatfield

Sandy (Schutte) Hatfield

William Lehman

Francis Miller

Edward Steinkamp

Alice (Martin) Weis

Larry Ziegler

CLASS’64CLASSCHAIRS:RONALDANGERMEIER,JANICESCHUbLEPARTICIPATION:21%TOTALDOLLARS:$5,380

Ronald Angermeier

Maurice Baumgart

Sharon (Fehrenbacher) Baumgart

Virgil Brenner

Margaret (Will) Carlson

Diana (Stephens) Dippel

Terry Elliott

Richard Fehrenbacher

Alan Feldhaus

Nancy (Fox) Forshee

Darlene (Folz) Goebel

Fred Happe

Mary (May) Happe

Catherine (Wahnsiedler) Hartmann

Gary Herrmann

Marylene (Spahn) Hunt

Carolyn (Gries) Hutchison

Donald Hutchison

Fernando Jimenez

Nancy (Spencer) Mangold

John Martin

John Marx

Ronald Mesker

Patrick Riley

Barbara (Kempf) Ritzert

Linda (Weil) Rollett

David Scheller

Herman Scheller

Betty (Happel) Schenk

Danny Schmitt

Janice (Goebel) Schuble

Charlotte (Folz) Sears

Janet (Wolf) Spahn

Tony Tenhumberg

David Williamson

CLASS’65CLASSCHAIR:CAROLGOEDDEPARTICIPATION:25%TOTALDOLLARS:$12,210

Steven Adams

Carolyn (Herrmann) Adler

Ronald Bacon

Edgar Bassemier

Steven Blankenberger

Alvin Carr

Judith (Hamilton) Dickman

David Ellison

Kathleen (Kennedy) Elpers

Patrick Freeman

Kathy (Will) Funke

Joseph Gelarden

Andrew Goebel

Barbara (Neumann) Goedde

Carol (Oliver) Goedde

Jerry Goedde

Larry Goedde

Janette (Duncan) Gries

Mark Guetling

Kathy (Lintzenich) Halbig

Ronald Hartmann

James Hausmann

Michael Hayden

Michael Higdon

Kenneth King

Paul Koch

Cheryl Martin

Joyce (Berendes) McDurmon

Stephen Moore

Nancy Neale

Madonna (Raben) Niemeier

Norbert Niemeier

Stephen Niemeier

Larry Pendley

Kenneth Rexing

Rita (Schenk) Rexing

Diana (Owens) Sandefur

Sharon (Schutte) Thompson

Michael Townsend

Richard Wargel

Darrel Whiting

Charles Wildeman

Larry Will

Barbara (Wolf) Winstead

Dianne (Hoefling) Wunderlich

Gary Wunderlich

CLASS’66CLASSCHAIR:REbECCAMAIERPARTICIPATION:20%TOTALDOLLARS:$6,700

Margaret (Bradley) Angermeier

James Beyer

Thomas Beyer

Robert Bone

Wayne Botzum

Thomas Cook

Melvin J. Feulner

Steven Gerteisen

Evelyn (Goebel) Guetling

Rosemarie (Schneider) Horstman

Ronald Jenkins

Louise (Spindler) Kiesler

David Koressel

Linda (Paul) Koressel

R. Michael Kough

Barbara Lamble

JoAnn Laugel

Larry Luigs

Glenn Macke

Rebecca (Boots) Maier

JoBeth (Cullnane) Antos

Donna (Schenk) Mitchell

Sharon (Russell) Moore

Kathleen Newton



Betty (Richter) Nichols

James Noelle

David Nurrenbern

George Pfister

Daniel Reisinger

Christopher Siemers

Ruth Ann (Craig) Stonecipher

John Stratman

Gerald Tieken

James Tomes

David Underhill

James Will

Cynthia (Cartwright) Williams

Janet (Rush) Witmeier

Kathleen (Emge) Wittgen

Susan (Oberhausen) Wright

CLASS’67CLASSCHAIRS:KATHLEENGRIESE,bARbARAMOOREPARTICIPATION:19%TOTALDOLLARS:$3,051

Elizabeth (Backes) Barnett

David Baumgart

James Borries

Mary (Helfrich) Brown

Sharon (Lutz) Carlton

Terry Carlton

June (Fischer) Carr

Cathy (Siemers) Crowdus

Michael Ellert

JoAnne (Turner) Elliott

Rita Goebel

Fred Gries

Judy (Fehrenbacher) Gries

Kathleen (Tighe) Griese

Danny Kares

Linda (Weiss) Knapp

Thomas Knapp

Joyce (Mesker) Koch

Susan Koenig

Rebecca (Beyer) Koontz

Kathleen (Keller) Lehman

Nancy (Morrow) Mayer

Paul Mayer

Barbara (Tevault) Moore

Allen Rexing

Barbara (Emge) Rexing

Donna (Simon) Rode

Janet (Mallory) Siemers

Mary Jo (Sotolongo) Townsend

Stanley Weber

Diane (Weiss) Altstadt

Judith (Goedde) Wohadlo

Michael Wolf

Michael Zeller

CLASS’68CLASSCHAIR:JUDITHKNAPPPARTICIPATION:14%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,966

Jo Lynn (Franks) Adams

Jane (Schenk) Baumgart

James Folz

Charles Goebel

Tony Goebel

William Hatfield

Beverly (Underhill) Helfert

Linda (Simon) Kares

Paul Kelsey

Philip Kohut

Carolyn (Morris) Lamble

Frederick Lamble

Carol (Fischer) Laymon

Daniel Macke

Michael Martin

Joyce (Schenk) Messersmith

Donald Moore

Janie (Beyer) Moore

Janet (Muensterman) Reidford

Kenneth Rietman

David Schmitt

Kenneth Springer

Larry Stumpf

Doris (Paul) Taylor

Dennis Wilderman

CLASS’69CLASSCHAIRS:MARKANDJEANNETORNATTAPARTICIPATION:12%TOTALDOLLARS:$3,850

Darlene (Schu) Appler

Judith (Cassin) Bishop

George Brenner

Karen (Hoefling) Breunig

Frank Buerger

James Butler

Patricia (Tornatta) Eble

John Hamilton

Theresa (Boots) Helfrich

Paul Jourdan

Kathy (Musgrave) Kanowsky

Charles Koressel

Barb (Nix) Liffick

Thomas Liffick

Joyce Macke

Jerry Miller

Jamie (Waelde) Moll

Sharon (Schenk) Muensterman

Jeanne (Baumgart) Tornatta

Mark Tornatta

Kathleen (Schenk) Wolf

CLASS’70CLASSCHAIRS:wAYNEEMGE,JERRYKICHOFFPARTICIPATION:19%TOTALDOLLARS:$3,967

Kathy (Koressel) Brendel

Gerard Ellspermann

Richard Elpers

Wayne Emge

James Fechtmeister

Dennis Feldhaus

Scarlett (Fehr) Feldhaus

James Fischer

Linda (Mull) Folz

Mark Freeman

Ramona (Rice) Freeman

Steve Goebel

Stephen Helfert

Randall Jochim

Vickie (McCallister) Kane

Jerome Kirchoff

Mary Jo (Herrmann) Kirchoff

Suzanna (Sanderson) Martin

Richard Miller

Carl Muensterman

Teresa (McAtee) Muensterman

Dennis Niemeier

Darlene (Nix) Robinson

David Robinson

Kathy Schenk

Albert Schmitt

Julie (Ellert) Schmitt

Rosie (Wolf) Sitzman

Steven Sitzman

Karen (Holder) Smith

Harold Tepool

Stephanie (Kohut) Thiel

Olivia (Kallbreier) Troyer

Karen (Koch) Waller

CLASS’71CLASSCHAIRS:DIANEEMGE,JOANIEbAUERPARTICIPATION:16%TOTALDOLLARS:$3,832

Jack Alles

Debbie (Holland) Brenner

Ronald Brenner

Paul Brugger

Theresa (Dezember) Chapman

Patti (Walter) DeWet

Robert Fehrenbacher

Robert Fischer

Beverly (Martin) Gish

Karen (Metz) Goebel

Thomas Goebel

Cheryl Herrmann

Monica Horstman

Edward Johnstone

Cecilia (Weis) Kuester

Kenneth Mesker

Kathy (McCallister) Miller

Mark Miller

Donald Montgomery

Mary (Schapker) Musick

Sandra (Lutz) Schmitt

James Schroeder

Edith (Wildeman) Uhde

Mary Jane (Schele) Weber

Frank Will

CLASS’72CLASSCHAIR:SUSANLUTzPARTICIPATION:18%TOTALDOLLARS:$25,265

Mark Altstadt

William Bippus

Ira Gerard Boots

Theresa (Seib) Boots

Diane (Dunkel) Buskavitz

Phyllis (Kruse) Corn

Julie (Fechtmeister) Deeg

Michael Drake

Marcia (Jost) Frey

Steven Frey

Gary Goebel

Rita (Rexing) Griffith

John Harrison

Susan (Fischer) Helmer

Lisa (Vescovi) Kohl

Theresa (Kohut) Lintzenich

Susan (Wildeman) Lutz

Mary Jo (Weinzapfel) Musgrave

Mary (Martin) Pigman

William Pigman

Sandra (Schenk) Raley

Mark Schmitt

Sharon (Schapker) Strader

Patricia (Kempf) Tenbarge

Eugene Wannemuehler

Robert Waterman

Louis Wildeman

Gerald Wolf

CLASS’73CLASSCHAIR:JAMESDEwIGPARTICIPATION:15%TOTALDOLLARS:$3,890

Paul Angermeier

Linda (Macke) Denstorff

James Dewig

Judith (Clary) Dewig

Rose (Will) DeWitt

Marilyn (Mesker) Dressel

Steven Eickhoff

Peter Ellert

Cynthia (Laib) Goebel

Randy Helfrich

David Jochem

Gregory Kissel

Robert Ludwig

Karen (Lappe) Lukeman

Mark Lutterbach

Donna (Gries) McDonald

Beth (Wagner) Muensterman

Larry Muensterman

Thomas Muensterman

Blaine Oliver

Jan (Reising) Oliver

Anthony Richardt

Cindy (Fleck) Richardt

Leonard Schmitt

Susan (Seibert) Schmitt

Steven Whitman

Susan (Drake) Wolf

CLASS’74CLASSCHAIRS:DANIELGUTzwEILER,MICHAELKORESSELPARTICIPATION:17%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,888

Mark Baumgartner

Lawrence Blankenberger

Charlie Boberg

Jeana (Gilles) Campbell

Rebecca (Kirchoff) Dosher

Virginia (Koressel) Gaul

Linda Goans

Patricia (Schutte) Harding

Rebecca (Schapker) Helfrich

Randall Hempfling

Randall Hupfer

Rebecca (Kruse) Klingler

Michael Koressel

Timothy Krack

Gary Lannert

Letha (Rapp) Lannert

1. 1972 $25,265

2. 1960 $15,543

3. 1965 $12,210

4. 1961 $10,331

5. 1955 $8,539

6. 1959 $7,184

7. 1966 $6,700

8. 1964 $5,380

9. 1958 $5,278

10. 1980 $5,258

TOP10CLASSESBy Amount

1. 1953 38%

2. 1960 32%

3. 1955 32%

4. 1951 30%

5. 1951 26%

6. 1965 25%

7. 1966 23%

8. 1956 22%

9. 1954 22%

10. 1957 22%

TOP10CLASSESBy Participation



Terri McBride

Vicki McCracken

Russell Miller

Carol (Spahn) Neisen

MaDonna (Goedde) Niemeier

Lauralee (Jost) Paulson

David Schapker

Laura Tavormina

Michele (Kohut) Wildeman

Dorothy (Boots) Wright

CLASS’75CLASSCHAIR:JODIADCOCKPARTICIPATION:14%TOTALDOLLARS:$3,685

Jodi (Stevenson) Adcock

Ted Barron

Cherie (Nemer) Burgdorf

Janet (Bauer) Correa

Joseph Dewig

Patricia (Schmitt) Dewig

David Ellert

Julie Gilles

Barbara (Griggs) Griepenstroh

Karen (Marrs) Hinderliter

Rebecca (Hilakos) Johnson

Judy (Reising) Knapp

Patty (Anslinger) Michel

Kenneth Miller

Nancy (Schapker) Pritchett

Kenneth Schenk

Jerome Spaetti

Matthew Wannemuehler

Pam (Guetling) Wannemuehler

Dan Weinzapfel

Mike Weinzapfel

Kathy (Barnes) Weis

Mark Werner

CLASS’76CLASSCHAIR:STEVENSCHAPKERPARTICIPATION:17%TOTALDOLLARS:$3,213

Sherri (Fehrenbacher) Adler

Gary Alles

Julie (Reibel) Arafeh

Donna (Helfrich) Busan

Timothy Dick

Steven Fischer

Jeffrey Hayden

Lisa (Stevenson) Henderson

Debbie (Muensterman) Jochim

Michelle (May) Krack

Kathryn (Buedel) Lemond

Joan (Dippel) McCord

Jane (Wolf) Medlin

Gene Mesker

Cynthia E. (Raben) Muensterman

Kathy Montgomery

Kathleen (Rexing) Niemeier

Gerald (Bud) Parkinson

Steven Schapker

Mark Schentrup

Mary Ann (Lambert) Schentrup

Mark Schiff

Mark Schnur

Tracy (Lappe) Sparks

Mary (Gossman) Stucki

James Will

CLASS’77CLASSCHAIR:SARAELLERTPARTICIPATION:16%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,210

Terri (Weinzapfel) Barnes

Jeffrey Buckman

Catherine (Morris) Bullock

Tony Colvin

Anthony Crothers

Anthony Deig

Sara Ellert

Keith Hartz

Donna (Kercher) Holm

Karen (Laib) Johnson

Daniel Lappe

Kent Reddington

Timothy Richardt

Stephen Rode

Janet (Seib) Schapker

Robert Scheller

Brian Schenk

Karen (Weiss) Schenk

Timothy Schenk

Mary Beth (Weinzapfel) Spaetti

Alan Tenbarge

Jeffery Wolf

Martha (Franks) Yurow

CLASS’78CLASSCHAIR:bETHLINDAUERPARTICIPATION:12%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,900

Jeff Altman

Pamela (Richter) Ambrose

Susan (Werner) Best

Erin (Drake) Born

Martha (Weinzapfel) Dick

Larry Folz

Bernadine (Riger) Goldman

Michael Gossman

Jeffrey Helfrich

George Hollander

Laura (Hayden) Hudson

Thomas Klausmeier

Beth (Goebel) Lindauer

Jeffry Niemeier

Paul Rivard

John Schroeder

James Seibert

Gary Wink

Janet (Clements) Wink

CLASS’79CLASSCHAIRS:JUDITHSCHNEIDER,PATRICIAwILLPARTICIPATION:13%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,080

William BartekRichard BaumgartRhonda (Bassemier) BaumgartBrendan ElpersMichele (Weinzapfel) FlemingBarbara (Spaetti) HartzSusan (Lannert) Kayser

Michael KempfJeanne (Dewig) MeskerJerome MuenstermanMary (Miller) RitterKaren (Kaffenberger) SchenkCarl SchmittJudith (Siemers) SchneiderLisa (Folz) SchnurRobert TenbargeTheresa (Goebel) WeberJulie (Niemeier) WhorlMary (Weinzapfel) WilderAnne (Klausmeier) WolfDavid Wolf

CLASS’80CLASSCHAIRS:MICHAELGOEDDE,DANIELNIEMEIERPARTICIPATION:15%TOTALDOLLARS:$5,285

Terence AlveyJane (Seibert) BalbachTimothy BootsJoni (Schroeder) CardinRichard FischerMichael GoeddeRandy HertelWade HickamMary HupferShari (Allison) KempfDaniel NiemeierLaura (Tenbarge) NiemeierCarole (Kruse) PrudenSandra (Forcum) QuickLaura (Eickhoff) ReddingtonRaymond RivardLinda (Baehl) RussellLawrence SchentrupTamara (Weiss) SchroederVincent SchuAnthony StratmanDaniel TenbargeKaren (Shetler) WargelMark WeinzapfelDavid Wildemann

CLASS’81CLASSCHAIRS:MARKANDMI-CHELLEHERRMANNPARTICIPATION:9%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,710

Jean (Bradley) AlveyBill DaytonMatthew DeigDiana (Petrig) DewigSara (Castleman) FischerMark HerrmannMichelle (Folz) HerrmannMark A. KnowlesJoseph KohutPhillip MemmerJeffrey ParkinsonPaula (Wannemuehler) ParkinsonJane (Siemers) Weinzapfel

CLASS’82CLASSCHAIR:SUSANwAGNERPARTICIPATION:10%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,328

Kathy (Boes) Brainerd

John Dewig

Karen Dick

Mary Kay (Kissel) Elpers

David Folz

Donald Goedde

Clare (Becker) Hassler, MD1982

J. Lynn Hassler

Janice (Hassler) Hoffmann

Patrick Kempf

Edward Lappe

Joseph Mischler

Jennifer Olivey

Thomas Spindler

David Stocker

Amy (Klenck) Tenbarge

Kathy (Konrad) Weinzapfel

CLASS’83CLASSCHAIRS:VINCENTANDKATHYbOOTSPARTICIPATION:12%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,263

Steven Anslinger

William Basden

D. Vincent Boots

Kathy (Goedde) Boots

Stacey (Taylor) DeVault

Daniel Haller

Karen (Rheinlander) Hamilton

Pauletta (Adler) Jeter

Todd Kempf

Sally Reising-Kempf

Lorri (Riordan) Lappe

Amy (Ludwig) Macke

John Macke

Bernard Mayer

Sherry (Schneider) Meeks

Richard Niemeier

Diane (Weinzapfel) Schoettlin

Tim Zeller

CLASS’84CLASSCHAIR:JEFFHAPPEPARTICIPATION:10%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,425

Jeffrey Adler

Teri (Hollander) Albin

James Fleck

Julie (Haller) Forcum

Dean Happe

Jeff Happe

Debra (Bradley) Head

Lauri (Will) Koster

Daniel Kruse

Larry Luigs

Karen (Morris) Parkinson

Patrick Preske

Patrick Reisinger

Carol (Dunkel) Smith

Kevin Wildeman

CLASS’85CLASSCHAIRS:CHRISANDJEANENEGOEbELPARTICIPATION:15%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,797

Barbara (Wargel) Babb

Joseph Berendes

Daniel Breidenbach

Geoffrey Coates

Russell Fulton

Chris Goebel

Jeanene (Happe) Goebel

Ann (Rode) Harper

Edward Knapp

Jacqueline (Smith) Knapp

Darin Knight

Eric Kohut

Stanley Memmer

LaChere (Anslinger) Rexing

Todd Rexing

Mark Seng

Sarah (Macke) Seng

Dava (Lappe) Tenbarge

Kathleen Wannemuehler

Philip Will

CLASS’86CLASSCHAIR:wENDYMARxPARTICIPATION:9%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,479

Keri (Pender) Anslinger

Theresa (Lamble) Berendes

Amy (Kaiser) Graham

Susan (Minielli) Hittson

Tricia (Hollander) Henning

Jeffrey Kohut

Edwin Kuhn

Christopher Naas

Kristi (Rheinlander) O'Malley

Benjamin Wagner

Marie (Anslinger) Wagner

Jody (Fulton) Wilmes

CLASS’87CLASSCHAIR:JAMIEwICKSPARTICIPATION:8%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,545

Lesley (Will) Bertrand

Jason Fleck

John Goebel

Scott Goedde

Monica (Scheu) Liba

Susan (Jarboe) Loftus

Kristi (Luigs) Marquis

Christopher Welsh

Jamie Wicks

Beth (Lasher) Woodruff

Angela (Toon) Wulff

CLASS’88CLASSCHAIR:NINASCHULTHEISPARTICIPATION:13%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,915

Heather Beach

Raymond Becker

Amy (Coomes) Blackketter

Trina (Julow) Doepker

Brenda (Paul) Fischer

Laura (Goedde) Fulton

Brian Goebel

Ann (Kares) Heldt

Jocelyn (Alvey) Rawley

Kim (Anslinger) Riordan

Mark Schuler



Bradley A. Schultheis

Nina (Kissinger) Schultheis

James Stratman

Amy (Ahlers) Taylor

Clifford Wagner

Sarah (Titzer) Wagner

Vickie Wannemuehler

Natalie (Maier) Weis

Paul Weis

Sheri (Wargel) Winters

CLASS’89CLASSCHAIR:CRAIGGOEDDEPARTICIPATION:9%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,413

Kenneth Deeg

Rebecca (Jerger) Deeg

Bridget (Boots) Dickerson

Alan Inkenbrandt

Melanie (Seib) Jarrell

Michael Moran

William Payne

James Pierre

Lori (Messal) Pierre

Charlotte Reisinger-Klueg

James Riordan

Christopher Scheu

Angie (Kirsch) Strehl

CLASS’90CLASSCHAIR:LAwRENCEbEARDPARTICIPATION:8%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,095

Rodney Baumgart

Jason Hamilton

A. Scott Kempf

Marti (Luigs) Knight

Barry Polk

Chad Sandwell

Amy (Hoefling) Schlachter

Jeffrey D. Schlichting

Kiley Van Bibber

Amy (Borries) Wilson

CLASS’91CLASSCHAIRS:MATTHEwFOLz,KEVINMOOREPARTICIPATION:10%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,705

Melanie (Schemel) Blanton

Kristen (Carter) Folz

Matthew Folz

Lisa (Wargel) Forzley

A. Joseph Herrmann

Kevin Moore

Matthew Mulherin

Todd Niemeier

Jerry Rainey

Keith Rawley

Alexandra (Knapp) Rodman

Phillip Stolz

Eric Turner

CLASS’92CLASSCHAIR:VALORIEDASSELPARTICIPATION:7%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,470

Eric Folz

Brian Gerth

Eric Goebel

Brian Hertel

Heather (Maier) Hertel

J. Samuel Marx

Aaron Schapker

James Townsend

CLASS’93CLASSCHAIR:GINAGOEDDEPARTICIPATION:13%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,850

Jay Adams

Sarah (Hutchison) Adams

Ellen (Berendes) Adler

Julia (Moore) Couch

Jennifer (Freeman) Folz

Tresa (Fehrenbacher) Goebel

Gina Goedde

Beth (Will) Hirshberg

Angela (Maier) Mulherin

Beau Shumate

Daniel Townsend

Melissa (Spahn) Van Bibber

Jennifer (Knapp) Vaughn

Timothy Voelker

James Wilkey

CLASS’94CLASSCHAIR:ERINMOOREPARTICIPATION:5%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,010

Aaron Couture

Anthony Fehrenbacher

Natalie Folz

Erin (Carter) Moore

Jennifer (Spahn) Sieben

Kiersten (Wathen) Stolz

Stacey (Stonecipher) Turner

Julianna (Moore) Voelker

CLASS’95CLASSCHAIR:INGRIDSTRATMANPARTICIPATION:10%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,205

Elizabeth (Verkamp) Barnes

Ruth Baumgart

Melanie (Buchanan) Denning

Kevin Farmer

James Griese

Andrew Hart

Ryan Kassenbrock

Jason Marsh

Andrea (Fehrenbacher) Robb

Eric Scales

James Schroeder

Ingrid (Maier) Stratman

Amelia (Stoltz) Wildeman

CLASS’96CLASSCHAIR:ANDREAbAUMANNPARTICIPATION:6%TOTALDOLLARS:$1,700

Matthew Bohleber

Lisa (Baumgart) Farmer

Jason Feldhaus

Amanda (Clayton) Griese

Roger Nurrenbern

Aaron Ruggles

Amy (Lehman) Schroeder

Blake Shumate

CLASS’97CLASSCHAIR:ALISHALANNERTPARTICIPATION:10%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,290

Amanda (Bailey) Bohleber

Nichole (Kempf) Eyer

Peter Fehrenbacher

Ellen (Brenner) Haefling

Brian Knapp

Alisha (Goedde) Lannert

Kristi (Niemeier) Schaefer

Chadwick Schenk

Matthew Schenk

Rachelle Knapp

Brianna (Cox) Stevens

Amy (Martin) Streete

Kurt Wildeman

Jeffrey Woehler

Sarah (Kempf) Woehler

The Edward A. Arnold Education Endowment (tuition assistance)

Bishop’s High School for Mater Dei (tuition assistance)

Ira Joseph and Dorothy Jane Boots Family Endowment (operating expenses)

Ira Gerald and Theresa Boots Educational Endowment (teacher aids/field trips)

Borries Family Endowment (general needs of Mater Dei)

The Bart J. Crecco Memorial Scholarship Fund (tuition assistance)

Alan and Mary Jane (Muensterman) Dale Endowment (educational and spiritual needs)

William Deering Music Scholarship Endowment (music scholarship)

The George and Bette Duncan Education Endowment (tuition assistance)

Fifth Third Education Endowment (tuition assistance)

Andrew and Darlene Goebel Financial Aid for Mater Dei (tuition assistance)

Joe and Patricia Gossman Endowment for Mater Dei High School (growth and development of Mater Dei High School in academic and athletic pursuits)

Theresa and William Helfrich Endowment (Theatre Program)

Ron and Kathy Hollander Family Education Endowment (tuition assistance)

Bob King Education Endowment (capital improvements)

Patricia Koch Family Education Endowment (tuition assistance)

Reverend Raymond L. Kuper Fund for Educational Excellence Endowment (scholarships for Catholic secondary and elementary students)

Monsignor Willam Lautner Endowment (operational support)

Jerry and Charlotte MacGregor Family Endowment (general needs of Mater Dei)

Mater Dei Friends & Alumni Association Endowment (operations & capital)

Mater Dei Operating Endowment (operations & capital)

Mater Dei Science and Technology Endowment (science & technology)

Mater Dei Teachers Education Endowment (tuition assistance)

Paul and Nancy Mayer Endowment (tuition assistance)

Tom and Joan Niemeier Family (operating fund and Athletic Department )

The Sister Victoria Pohl Education Endowment (tuition assistance)

Rex Mundi Continuing Catholic Education Endowment (tuition assistance)

Robert and Rosemary Rooney Family Endowment (operational needs)

Donald W. and M. Patricia Rupprecht Fund (operational support)

Seibert-Knapp Family Endowment (tuition assistance)

Jack & Kate Siemers Family Endowment (tuition assistance)

The Joseph T. Theby Scholarship Endowment Fund (tuition assistance)

Thomas O. Tighe Memorial Tennis Scholarship Endowment (college scholarship)

James and Sandra (Runau) Weinzapfel Endowment (tuition assistance)

Kyle Weis Memorial Endowment for Education (tuition assistance)

The John and Marian Witting Scholarship Endowment Fund (tuition assistance)

Louie Wittmer Nursing and Medical Education (scholarship to study Nursing)

MATERDEIENDOwMENTS



CLASS’98CLASSCHAIRS:NATALIEEMGE,JAMIESCHIFFPARTICIPATION:10%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,790

Bradley Angermeier

Christopher Droste

Natalie Emge

Stephanie (Moore) Good

Jeremy Herrmann

Neil Kassenbrock

Dustin Lannert

Brian Pope

Gregory W. Schaefer

Jamie (Reese) Schiff

Gerard Wildeman

Mary (Reddington) Woehler

CLASS’99CLASSCHAIR:JOSHUAHODGEPARTICIPATION:7%TOTALDOLLARS:$890

Lucas Angermeier

Kevin Folz

Megan Baumgart

Peter Helfrich

Joshua Hodge

Chad Martin

Nicholas Miller

Adam Schiff

Robert Schmitt

Pamela (Steinkamp) Vadbunker

Andrew Woehler

CLASS’00CLASSCHAIR:MATTHEwwEbERPARTICIPATION:15%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,803

Adam Adler

Andrew Baumgartner

Katie (Dewig) Baumgartner

Jennifer Tornatta

Carrie (Goebel) Boehman

Jacob Boehman

Zachary Fehrenbacher

Renee (Rietman) Folz

Mitch Happe

Shay (Grasso) Helfrich

Lelia Johnson

Jessica (Adler) Kassenbrock

Natalie (Zimmer) Kassenbrock

Bradley Kempf

John Kiefer

James Kissel

Jennifer (Steinkamp) Kollker

Beth (Stofleth) Mohr

Timothy Pigman

Katie (Raben) Shumate

Matthew Weber

Nick Weinzapfel

Jacob Weis

CLASS’01CLASSCHAIR:RACHELwRIGHTPARTICIPATION:3%TOTALDOLLARS:$908

Jeffrey Anslinger

Nicholas Austin

Jason Kuester

Katie (Reffett) Miller

Christopher Stratman

CLASS’02CLASSCHAIR:JENNIFERDYHRKOPPPARTICIPATION:9%TOTALDOLLARS:$2,285

Daniel Alcorn

Ryan Dewig

Jennifer (Mesker) Dyhrkopp

Michael Elsner

Haley Grasso

Sarah (Tornatta) Hayes

Matthew Kiefer

Jonathan Kissel

Blake Kollker

Jarrod Luigs

Aaron Reckelhoff

Logan Riggs

Rachel (Scheu) Stratman

CLASS’03CLASSCHAIR:PATRICKFEHRENbACHERPARTICIPATION:8%TOTALDOLLARS:$755

David Altstadt

Megan (Parkinson) Altstadt

Courtney (Woehler) Austin

Kara (Adler) Dewig

Jennifer (Reed) Elsner

Patrick Fehrenbacher

Holly (Sparks) Jahn

Kenneth Miller

Mary (Nelson) Peckenpaugh

Jennifer (Lasher) Seib

Nathan Weinzapfel

CLASS’04CLASSCHAIRS:HALLIEDENSTORFF,ERICREFFERTPARTICIPATION:6%TOTALDOLLARS:$303

Hallie Denstorff

Raymond Goebel

Katherine (Roberts) Gretler

Nicholas Lannert

Brandy Sparks

Eric Stoltz

David Wolf

Megan Wright

CLASS’05CLASSCHAIR:JENNADENSTORFFPARTICIPATION:9%TOTALDOLLARS:$683

Jenna DenstorffMichelle FarneyMarie SchiffAllison (Mesker) GarrardCory GoebelRachel (Luigs) GoebelRachel KetznerScott KoresselAndrew KrackKourtney (Scott) Lannert

Jordan Raben

Joseph Weinzapfel

CLASS’06CLASSCHAIRS:LAURAMESKER,NATALIEFLEMINGPARTICIPATION:10%TOTALDOLLARS:$3,804

Kathleen Alexander

Penny Appler

Natalie Fleming

Laura Mesker

Lucas Nelson

Andrew Niemeier

Elyse (Kraft) Niemeier

Sarah Paciorkowski

Robin Fehrenbacher

Rosanna Sartore

Scott Schapker

Mallory (Schenk) Eickhoff

Leslie (Goans) Schnarre

Ryan Schnarre

Jake Weinzapfel

Kayley Will

CLASS’07CLASSCHAIR:SARAHSCHNEIDERPARTICIPATION:5%TOTALDOLLARS:$210

Ann (Weber) Carlisle

Mitchell Eickhoff

Mallory Goebel

Lauren Niemeier

Rachel Buskavitz

Jenna Whorl

CLASS’08CLASSCHAIR:EMILYTENbARGEPARTICIPATION:3%TOTALDOLLARS:$100

Kendal Elpers

Kurtis Goebel

Cody Moll

Emily TenBarge

CLASS’09CLASSCHAIRS:CAROLINENIEMEIER,KATELYNNIEMEIERPARTICIPATION:7%TOTALDOLLARS:$385

Austin Campbell

Matthew Dickerson

Carrie Goebel

Jacob Koressel

Caroline Niemeier

Katelyn Niemeier

Candice Pellant

Ellen Raben

Ross Rexing

Heather Wargel

CLASS’10CLASSCHAIR:JESSICAKEMPFPARTICIPATION:4%TOTALDOLLARS:$140

Ryan Bassemier

Jessica Kempf

Rachel Rexing

Brooke Schmitt

Megan Schneider

CLASS’11CLASSCHAIR:CARRIVOEGELPARTICIPATION:2%TOTALDOLLARS:$70

Melody Baumgartner

Michael DeCarli

Melissa Russell

CLASS’12CLASSCHAIR:ERICTENbARGEPARTICIPATION:2%TOTALDOLLARS:$51

Christopher Ambrose

Brianna Dickerson

Abbie Huff

CLASS’13CLASSCHAIR:COOPERMAYERPARTICIPATION:2%TOTALDOLLARS:$30

Craig Wilmes

Nathan Wright

Contributions that were received after June 30, 2014, will be acknowledged in the 2014–15 Honor Roll of Donors. Every effort has been made to list all donors as accurately as possible. We apologize for any errors or omissions and ask that you contact the Mater Dei Office of Institutional Advancement, 812-421-5727, with any corrections.



InmemoryofDonnawinigerAlsop

Edward and Judy Knapp

InmemoryofMarianborries

Danette Benthall

Dan's Competition

Larry and Carol Goedde

Gary and Charlene Jordan

Tony and Marcia Jourdan

Parvin and Darlene Latta

Stephen and Stephanie Niemeier

Allen and Barbara Rexing

Sarah Solinsky

Michael and Mary Jo Townsend

Stephen and Sharon Willis

Martha and Gary Yurow

InmemoryofTroybraker

Kevin and Krista Donahue

David and Patricia Folz

Donna Holm

Mary and James Musick

Charles and Elizabeth Storms

Anthony and Mary Stratman

Tony and Teresa Tenhumberg

InmemoryofSharonbrown

MD Class of 1956

Ed and Judy Knapp

InmemoryofThelmaCorn

Ed and Judy Knapp

InmemoryofRandyDick

Gary and Kim Alles

Glenn Boberg

Karen Dick

Beth and James Greer

Dale and Cathy Gustafson

Ann and Chris Harper

George Hollander

Donald and Mary Jo Musgrave

Cletus and Rosemary Muensterman

Marlene Shaw

Mel and Cookie Singer

St. Mary's Medical Center

InmemoryofTeresaFitzhugh

MD Class of 1962

InmemoryofMaryGebhardt

Gloria Carter

InmemoryofRonHayes

Ed and Judy Knapp

InmemoryofShirleyHead


InmemoryofCharlesHertel

Dale and Marty Hillen-brand

InmemoryofKaren(Adams)Humphrey

MD Class of 1962

InmemoryofJimKnapp


InmemoryofJerryKrack


InmemoryofMildredLewis

Allen and Barbara Rexing

InmemoryofJimLiggett

Robert and Carol Hawes

InmemoryofJohnMooney


InmemoryofJimNiemeier

David Wilder

InmemoryofDickSchnarr

Ed and Judy Knapp

InmemoryofJoAnnSeibert

Ed and Judy Knapp

InmemoryofKarenThomas

Ed and Judy Knapp

InmemoryofConnieKollkerVernon


InmemoryofRonwannemuehler

MD Class of 1956

InmemoryofMatthewJ.andOliviaC.weinzapfel

James and Sandra Weinzapfel

InmemoryofEvelynweiss

Fred and Judy Gries

Raymond and Janette Gries

Gerald and Judith Hartmann

Patricia Woehler

Tim and Tammy Zeller

Inmemoryofbettywhite

Sharon Fritzemeyer

InmemoryofDoloreswill

Sara Ellert

John and Cheryl Marx

Jamie Moll

Robert and Mary Scheller

James and Amy Schroeder

Allen and LaVerne Tenbarge

Robert and Jo Ann Weber

In Memoriam

INMEMORIAMMembers of the Mater Dei family who have gone to their eternal reward are remembered by friends and loved ones by contributing to Mater Dei High School in their memory.

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Leonard and Carolyn Adams

Kenneth and Jan Adler

Rosemary and Edward Azevedo

William and M. Kathleen Barthel

Edward and Linda Bittner

Larry and Ginger Boots

Carolyn Brothers

Teri and James Cardot

V. Ray and Kathy Funke

Kathleen Glaser

Carolyn Griffin

Judy and Robert Griffin

Paul and Bonnie Hartmann

Yvonne and Ray Hausmann

Yvonne and Ray Hausmann

Michael and Latricia Helfrich

Mary Jo and William Huff

Martin and Susan Hutchison

Harold Jenkins

Clarence and Joanne Kirby

Carol and Harvey Klenck

Chris and Joyce Kormelink

Martha and Fred Kuester

Stephen and Judith Logel

Joseph and Patricia Merimee

Carol and John Meyer

Marilyn Mossberger

Raymond Murphy and Rose Ann Weidner-Murphy

Helen and Walt Perkins

Charles Reister

Carl and Betty Rexing

Alvin Schmitt

Larry and Martha Schmitt

Donald and Betty Steckler

Stanley and Bonnie Tenbarge

Stanley and Bonnie Tenbarge

Wesley Thomas

Dan and Katie Townsend

Marilyn and Don Wassmer

Trechia and Frank Wilkins

Irma and Martin Will

Carolyn and Carlton Williams

InhonorofbettyJoest’s80thbirthday

Rita Eades

InhonorofCharlie&barbaraLindenschmidt's50thweddingAnniversary

Mary Jo and Larry Bacon

Thomas and Mary May

Dolores and Daniel Masterson

Memorial Gifts /In Honor Of

Marianborries

In Evansville, April 1, 2014. Survived by her daughter, Christine Borries ’69, and her sons Thomas ’65 and Jim ’67. Marian and her late husband, Frank, were strong supporters of Catholic education. At the time of Frank’s passing, Marian and her children established the Borries Family Endowment at Mater Dei for a perpetual resource for the general operation of the school. At Marian’s passing, her children requested that memorial gifts be made to this endowment.

Troybraker

In Evansville, July 11, 2013. Survived by his wife, Cindy, daughter, Zoe, and son, Ebby. Troy

was a an avid enthusiast of his daughter’s participation in the Mater Dei Marching Wildcats. His family requested memorial gifts be made in his memory to the Mater Dei Band program.

RandyDick’78

In Evansville, August 17, 2013. Survived by his father, Thomas ’54, two sisters, Karen Dick ’82 and Kathleen Dick ’89, and brother, Tim ’76. Randy was a 1978 graduate of Mater Dei and taught physics and math at Mater Dei for over 14 years. Memorial gifts in his memory were made to the Mater Dei Science Department.

Evelynweiss

In Evansville, March 27, 2014. Survived by her

son, Roy, and her daughter, Linda Knapp ’67. Evelyn was a member of the west side Catholic community and a patron of both the Church and Catholic education. Because of her continued support of Mater Dei over many years, her family included Mater Dei as a recipient of memorial gifts in her memory.

Doloreswill

In Evansville, March 10, 2014. Survived by her son, Leonard Jr., and her daughters, Linda Hague and Cathy Rohner. Delores always held a special place for Mater Dei since her husband, Len Will, coached athletics at Mater Dei. At her passing, her family included Mater Dei for gifts in her memory.

MEMORIALGIFTSMany family and friends of loved ones who have passed choose to designate memorial gifts made at the funeral home in their memory to Mater Dei High School through the Mater Dei Annual Fund. Mater Dei accepts gifts which are restricted for a specific program or purpose, in addition to unrestricted gifts which are made available to assist with current school priorities. A heartfelt thank you is extended to the following families who honored their loved ones with gifts to the 2013–14 Mater Dei Annual Fund. May they find peace in knowing their memory lives on in the hearts of the Mater Dei High School community.

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