ST. TERESA ST. TERESA HIGH SCHOOL BULLDOG BIZ STUDENTS PARENTS ALUMNI FRIENDS IN THIS ISSUE: 2710 North Water Street | Decatur, IL 62526 P 217-875-2431 | F 217-875-2436 HIGH SCHOOL ISSUE 25| NOV 2012 Letter from the Principal Student Achievement Service School Events Alumni Donor Recognition For over 80 years, St. Teresa High School has been providing quality education to students in the Decatur area. This is evidenced by high academic, spiritual, and social standards: - ACT Composite average for the Class of 2012 is 23.1...the highest in Macon County - 100% graduation rate (third year in a row) - 100% of seniors go on to college or other post-secondary schools/military (third year in a row) - 4, 200 service hours completed during the 2011 - 2012 school year. - Herald and Review Athletic Program of the Year (third year in a row) As we embark on our Annual Fund drive to raise $150,000 we ask for your continued support of St. Teresa High School. You can be assured that every dollar you give goes directly to the increased educational opportunities our students receive. Dollars raised through the Annual Fund provide support for the operating budget THIS year. Tuition and fees don’t cover the full cost of educating a student at St. Teresa. The cost per pupil is $10,394 and tuition only covers $5,450. The Annual Fund helps make up the difference after tuition revenues, endowment income, and other grants are exhausted. Donations collected each year support the current school year’s operations. Every gift - no matter what size - makes a difference! Your generosity has an immediate effect. Last year, St.Teresa High School embarked on the most extensive capital campaign in its history, a $7.5 million project titled “Believe - Build - Become” . $3.6 million has already been raised expended in making significant improvements to the school during the summers of 2011 and 2012 in completing parts one and two of the four part plan. As a result, the school is much improved and in sound condition. Our near - term goal is now to raise an additional $1.6 million. When this is combined with a $1 for $2 incentive matching pledge made in the spring of 2012, $2.4 million would be available and sufficient to complete part three of the project. This part consists of the construction of a new physical education annex north of the gym and a modest parking lot west of the science building, both hopefully to be completed in the summer of 2013. To help fund the construction of this PE annex, we are marketing “building blocks” which can be personalized to St.Teresa’s Annual Fund Drive Capital Campaign Progress Report honor a son or a daughter, family member, teacher, coach, class, etc (see the enclosure on page 11). Finally, part four of the capital campaign project consists of renovating the athletic field and installing artificial turf on the football field, when finances permit. We would like to thank everyone for their tremendous support of this campaign and respectfully solicit your continuing donations and prayers to enable the completion of this significant project. Shae Genenbacher (left) David Less (right)
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ST. TERESA
ST. TERESA HIGH SCHOOL
BULLDOG BIZSTUDENTSPARENTSALUMNIFRIENDS
IN THIS ISSUE:
2710 North Water Street | Decatur, IL 62526P 217-875-2431 | F 217-875-2436HIGH SCHOOL
ISSUE 25| NOV 2012
Letter from the PrincipalStudent AchievementServiceSchool EventsAlumniDonor Recognition
For over 80 years, St. Teresa High School has been providing quality education to students in the Decatur area. This is evidenced by high academic, spiritual, and social standards:
- ACT Composite average for the Class of 2012 is 23.1...the highest in Macon County- 100% graduation rate (third year in a row)- 100% of seniors go on to college or other post-secondary schools/military (third year in a row)- 4, 200 service hours completed during the 2011 - 2012 school year. - Herald and Review Athletic Program of the Year (third year in a row)
As we embark on our Annual Fund drive to raise $150,000 we ask for your continued support of St. Teresa High School. You can be assured that every dollar you give goes directly to the increased educational opportunities our students receive.
Dollars raised through the Annual Fund provide support for the operating budget THIS year. Tuition and fees don’t cover the full cost of educating a student at St. Teresa. The cost per pupil is $10,394 and tuition only covers $5,450. The Annual Fund helps make up the difference after tuition revenues, endowment income, and other grants are exhausted. Donations collected each year support the current school year’s operations.
Every gift - no matter what size - makes a difference! Your generosity has an immediate effect.
Last year, St.Teresa High School embarked on the most extensive capital campaign in its history, a $7.5 million project titled “Believe - Build - Become” .$3.6 million has already been raised expended in making significant improvements to the school during the summers of 2011 and 2012 in completing parts one and two of the four part plan. As a result, the school is much improved and in sound condition. Our near - term goal is now to raise an additional $1.6 million. When this
is combined with a $1 for $2 incentive matching pledge made in the spring of 2012, $2.4 million would be available and sufficient to complete part three of the project. This part consists of the construction of a new physical education annex north of the gym and a modest parking lot west of the science building, both hopefully to be completed in the summer of 2013. To help fund the construction of this PE annex, we are marketing “building blocks” which can be personalized to
St.Teresa’s Annual Fund Drive
Capital Campaign Progress Reporthonor a son or a daughter, family member, teacher, coach, class, etc (see the enclosure on page 11). Finally, part four of the capital campaign project consists of renovating the athletic field and installing artificial turf on the football field, when finances permit. We would like to thank everyone for their tremendous support of this campaign and respectfully solicit your continuing donations and prayers to enable the completion of this significant project.
Shae Genenbacher (left) David Less (right)
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A LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL Dear Friends & Families,
Below is an often asked question related to the various fund-raising activities that take place at St.Teresa each year. Question: Could you explain the differences in the four major fund-raising programs at St. Teresa High School - Annual Drive, Capital Campaign, Mega Raffle and St.Teresa Educational Foundation? Answer: The following explanations will hopefully delineate some of the differences.
ANNUAL FUND DRIVE - Kicks off each Fall (this year was October 15, 2012) and extends through June 30th each year. - This drive is essential to help maintain a balanced annual operational budget at St.Teresa High School. - The Annual Fund Drive helps bridge the gap between the cost of tuition ($5,450) and the cost to educate a student at St.Teresa (approx. $10, 500).
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN (launched in 2011) Phase I - was completed during summer of 2011 and included: - Replacement of the Main Building roof. - Installation of new lights on the football field, softball field and in the gymnasium. - Upgrade of electrical access for extension throughout the campus. - Tuck - pointing throughout. Phase II - was completed during summer of 2012 and included: - Installation of HVAC throughout entire facility. - Renovation and installed new outdoor restrooms. - Repairs to storm sewer in north student parking lot. - Remodeling of the gymnasium entrance, concessions and restrooms. Phase III - we need $$ now to proceed next summer. - $2.4 million dollars is needed to construct a physical education annex north of the gym (locker rooms and weight room). Need to raise $1.6 million. When combined with $1 for $2 matching pledge, $2.4 million would be available. Phase IV - $$ needed in the future. - Outside facilities including football field (artificial turf ) and some track facilities contingent on $$ and land usage.
MEGA RAFFLE - This is St. Teresa’s largest fund-raiser. The Mega Raffle is essential to support St. Teresa’s Annual operating expenses. Obviously, the more tickets sold, the better it helps to operate a balanced budget. Tuition only accounts for approximately 50% of the monies it costs to operate St. Teresa H.S. each year.
ST.TERESA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION - This foundation is a separate entity from St. Teresa High School. The Foundation is overseen by a separate Board of Trustees. Gifts to the Foundation assist future students at St. Teresa. Many donors when planning their wills consider establishing bequests and/or scholarships to St. Teresa High School. The Foundation donates 5% of its corpus annually to the St. Teresa operating fund.
Kenneth HendriksenPrincipal/CEO
BOYSTEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTSOKAW - TEAM Tied for 2nd PlaceRegional - TEAM 2nd Place (Sectional Qualifier)Sectionals - TEAM 5th Place Clinton Invitational - 4th PlaceINDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTSOKAW - Jordan Laukaitis - 3rd PlaceRegional - Jordan Laukaitis - tied 3rd PlaceSectionals - Jordan Laukaitis and Archie Britt (tied for 8th Place Individuals- STATE QUALIFIER)POST-SEASON AWARDSMVP - Jordan LaukaitisMost Improved - Cole Burdick
TEAM ACCOMPLUSHMENTSOKAW Tournament – 4th placeRegional – 2nd place66 goals and 34 assistsPost-season awards:MVP – Jordan BollettaOffensive Player of the Year – Matthew PetersDefensive Player of the Year – Braden NichollsMost Improved Player of the Year – Xavier ToussaintLeo Berger Spirit Award – Matthew Peters (1st ever)
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Boys’ Golf - The Boys’ golf team comprised of Jordan Laukaitis, Donovan Resch, Trey Nisser, Archie Britt, Cole Burdick and Connor Peveler had a great 2012 season. The boys’ golf team advanced out of Regionals for the third straight season and saw two of it’s members, Archie Britt and Jordan Laukaitis, advance to the State Tournament in Bloomington (Prairie Vista GC).
GIRLSTEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTSRegionals - FIRST REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IN SCHOOL HISTORYSectionals - TEAM 5th PlaceINDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTSOKAW - Jess Schuerman 1st; Hayley Rogers 2nd; Ann Duncan 4thRegionals - Hayley Rogers 2nd; Jess Schuerman and Ann Duncan Tied for 4thSectionals - Hayley Rogers Tied for 3rd (STATE QUALIFIER)POST-SEASON AWARDSMVP - Hayley RogersMost Improved - Maranda Archer
Golf The St. Teresa golf teams were both very successful this season. For the past few seasons, the Bulldog golf program only had one team. The team was co-ed during the regular season due to having less than 4 girls, the minimum number of players for a full team. This fall, the golf program fielded a boys’ and a girls’ team. Each team’s season was full of many accomplishments.
Boys’ Soccer The St. Teresa boys’ soccer team had a successful season. The team worked hard throughout the year and continually benefited from that hard work. The team finished with a record of 8-10-2. There was no conference for soccer this year. The varsity and JV team had twenty-one players. The Varsity team was comprised of Braden Nicholls, Daley Miller, Ryan Finley, Christian Gomez, Elorm Nutakor (Kevin), David Hlawek, Matthew Peters, Trenton Wagner, Robben Burdick, Jordan Bolletta, and Xavier Toussaint. The top five goal scorers were Bolletta, Toussaint, Hlawek, Peters, and Nicholls. This was Leo Berger’s final season with the program, and he will be greatly missed.
Girls’ Golf - This was the first year in quite some time that St. Teresa fielded a girls’ golf team. This year’s team went undefeated during the regular season and won the school its first ever Girls Golf Regional Championship. Team members were Ann Duncan, Jess Schuerman, Hayley Rogers, and Maranda Archer. Congratulations to Hayley Rogers for advancing to this year’s State Golf Tournament in Decatur (Red Tail Run GC).
Jordan Bolletta
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Girls’ Cross Country Individual Honors:Ivy Handley-State Champion (1st female individual sport champion in school history), Regional and Sectional Medal winner. All-Conference. Spartan Classic Individual ChampionRachel Devereux-All-State (3rd place), Conference, Regional and Sectional Individual Champion. MacArthur Invite Individual Champion, EPGXC Invite Individual Champion.Megan Burgener-All-State (15th place) All-Conference, Regional and Sectional Medal Winner.Bree Tschosik-All-Conference and Regional Medal Winner
Individual Honors:Madison Velchek-1st boy in school history to qualify for the state meet where he finished 23rd which earned him a medal and All-State Honors. Regional and Sectional Medal Winner and All-Conference. EPGXC Invite Individual Champion. Post Season Awards:MVP-Madison VelchekMost Improved-Raul SustaitaNewcomer of the Year-Gabe OlsonLeadership Award - Christian Olson
Lauren Evelti-All-Conference and Sectional Medal WinnerEmily Burgener-All-ConferenceKelsie Wujek-All-ConferencePost Season Awards:MVP-Ivy HandleyMost Improved-Kelsie WujekLeadership Award-Camila DaysonNewcomer of the Year-Lauren EveltiSpirit Award-Rachel Devereux
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Fall Sports 2012 Re-capGirls’ Tennis St. Teresa girls’ tennis team had a great season. Seniors Amy and Tracy Kuhle’s year-end record was 37-1 in doubles and 151-6 throughout their high school career. The Kuhle sisters finished second in the state tournament. This is the fourth year in a row the Kuhle’s represented St. Teresa in the top four in state. In tennis, there are no class divisions, so this accomplishment is truly remarkable. The girls’ tennis team consisted of Amy Kuhle, Tracy Kuhle, Sara Stokes, Alexa Tucker, Gina Tacud, Claire Glosser, Alyssa Kim and LaTayJah Singleton-Roby. The team placed second in the Okaw Conference.
Cross Country Girls’ Cross Country Team Honors-STATE CHAMPS for the 3rd straight year. First team in St. Teresa history to win 3 straight state titles. First girls team in the history of Macon County to win 3 straight state titles. Set the IHSA record for lowest point total ever in the girls state meet with 41 pts. Finished the season ranked as the #5 team in the country by the National High School Coaches Association Div. II (schools under 500 students). Regional and Sectional Champs, SIUE meet Champions, Crystal Lake South Invite Champions, First to the Finish Invite Champions, MacArthur Invite Champions, Spartan Classic Champions, EPGXC Invite Champions and Okaw Valley Conference Champions for the 5th consecutive year.
Boys’ Cross Country: The boys’ team qualified for Sectionals for the 5th consecutive year.
Amy (left) and Tracy (right) Kuhle at the State Tennis Tournament.
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S E R V I C E
Lend a Hand Day
St.Teresa students are required to complete 10 hours of service each year, and 8 of the 10 hours must be in direct service to people in need. On Oct. 20th, students participated in Lend A Hand Day, and worked together to complete service at organizations that benefit people in the greatest need. Some of the organizations that benefit from St.Teresa students and their work included area nursing homes, food shelters and various yard and garden clean-up projects.
WSOY Food Drive
St. Teresa placed 3rd in the 11th Annual WSOY Food Drive help in October. St.Teresa collected 60,373 pounds/dollars of food for local food pantries.
Ellie Paz (left) Emily Burgener (right)
Travist Tuttle
Ben Young
DJ Baker
Joey Brinkoetter
Dayne Pleasant
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Grandparents Day
Over a hundred grandparents joined their grandchildren for the annual Grandparents Day luncheon at the high school this fall. Grandparents enjoyed a free pizza and salad lunch and had the opportunity to visit with their grandchild.
Rachel Devereux and Grandparents
Alex Horn and Grandparent Connor Brown and Grandparents
LaTayJah Singleton-Roby and Grandparent
Jourdan Pearce and Grandparents Philip, Stephanie, Elizabeth Ganley, Kaitlyn Valdahl and Grandparents
Homecoming 2012 Activit ies
Homecoming
St. Teresa celebrated Homecoming Week with an Olympics theme. Students raised $1,460 for the Special Olympics with dress up days and class competitions.
Mr. & Mrs. Bulldog:
Stephanie Ganley
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State Farm Agent Melanie Schelling presenting a check for $2,500 to the SADD department.
Sophomore Attendants Elizabeth Fitch, Christian Williams
Freshman Attendants: Sarah Kefalas, Cameron Preston
Samantha Collins, Mallory Baker Zach Collins, Dayne Pleasant
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1st Annual Matt Yelovich / Tony Samuelson Volleyball Classic
St. Teresa and Mt. Zion High Schools teamed up to support the 1st Annual Matt Yelovich/Tony Samuelson Volleyball Classic, held Sept. 11th. The event raised over $8,000 to be split between the schools for their SADD programs.
Matt Yelovich, a former Mt. Zion student, and Tony Samuelson, a former St. Teresa student, were killed by a drunk driver in 2008. “SADD recognizes the pressures on young people to drink, use drugs or engage in unhealthy behaviors. SADD aims to educate, support and empower students to make positive decisions in their lives, “said Ken Hendriksen, St. Teresa Principal and CEO. “Matt went to Mt. Zion and Tony went to St. Teresa, so it seems like a fitting tribute for them.”
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SADD Red Ribbon Week
St. Teresa Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) members hosted a week of activities in October to present a visible commitment to a safe, healthy and drug-free lifestyle and to create awareness concerning the problems related to the use of tobacco, alcohol and other drugs.
SADD members tied red ribbons on cars and on trees on the St. Teresa campus, hosted trivia games and free Culver’s ice cream. SADD students also went to Our Lady of Lourdes and Holy Family grade schools and other areas in the community to plant bulbs that will flower in the Spring to remind everyone of their promise to be Drug Free.
An Illinois State Trooper set up a Distracted Driving Obstacle Course in the St. Teresa parking lot for students to drive a golf cart while texting to see how quickly their attention is off the course.
The week ended with a Rachel’s Challenge Legacy Assembly.
State Farm Agent Melanie Schelling presenting a check for $2,500 to the SADD department.
Rachel Scotts’ uncle speaking about kindness and bullying. Rachel was the first person killed in the Columbine School Shooting, April 20, 1999.
A L U M N I N E W S
St.Teresa Academy In 1868 St. Teresa Academy was established by the Ursuline sisters as a school for girls. By 1918, it offered a kindergarten, an elementary school, a standard four-year high school, and a two-year business course. In 1930, it became the co-educational high school we know today.
Baseball Alum VisitsDel Unser, class of ’62 visited with current baseball team members over the homecoming weekend. Mr. Unser is a retired Major League baseball center fielder and utility player who had a 15-year career from 1968-82. Mr. Unser presented a check for $1,000 to the team.
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Team AwardsTeam MVP: Brett AlthoffTop Linemen: Colton KramerMost Improved Player: Ryan ScharfScout Team Player of the Year: Nathan DeSutterAll-Conference AwardsBrett Althoff- 1st Team All-Conference Defensive BackDavid Less - Unanimous 1st Team All-Conference Line-backer, for the 2nd consecutive year.Colton Kramer- Honorable Mention All-Conference Offensive Line, Honorable Mention All-Conference Defensive LineAdam Peters- Honorable Mention All-Conference Kicker.
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St.Teresa’s Kindergarten class of 1942,compliments of Mr. Alan M. Scarnavack
St.James First Communion class of 1946-47,
compliments of Mr. Anthony Fleckenstein
Science classroom at St.Teresa Academy, June 1920. Leah Rhodes Bradbury is pictured in back.
Room at St. Teresa Academy, June 1920. Pictured are Leah Rhodes Bradbury and Mary Creighton.
ST. TERESA CAPITAL CAMPAIGNWith your help we will Believe... Build... Become!
Serviam SocietyKevin & Sue BrehenyDiocese of Springfield in IllinoisEstate of Stephen G. GralikerDr. & Mrs. Bret JergerMr. & Mrs. John MaddingMark & Tappi McLeodJames Millikin TrustSt. Mary’s HospitalMr. & Mrs. Bob WiesemannEstate of William Wombacher Teresian SocietyThe Andreas FoundationPat & Ann DawsonIn Memory of Bernard & Anne J. GralikerMary E. Herald
UrsulineBob & Cindy BradyLuis & Robin CaceresAimee & Timothy FykeMr. & Mrs. Douglas HeinGary HeinJack & Barbara McCoyDr. & Mrs. Edmund RaycraftJohn & Susie SkeffingtonSt. Teresa Booster ClubMichael & Susan Vitale
CornerstoneMatt & Natalie BeckCincinatti Casualty CompanyJim & Mary ComerfordDon & Theresa CouchRichard & Laura DiLorenzo
Mr. & Mrs.Gary GenenbacherThe Lee Handley FamilyJane HeinDr. & Mrs. Ken HendriksenMichael & Gayle HeneghanJohn & Christy HouseValerie HuddlestonKnights of Columbus 4th DegreeMr. & Mrs.Nick LawlessJohn Luttrell Trust Co.Dan MartiniDoug & Kitty McCarthyCharles J. MillerDr. & Mrs. Howard Lawrence PenningMr. & Mrs.Cary PetersBrad & Maggy (Beck) PughSteve & Sharon SamuelsonJohn, Sharon & Max SchilawskiMr. & Mrs.Rich SmithBrian & Kathy TschosikMr. & Mrs. Frank Tyrolt
KeystoneJohn & Mary Beth AlthoffMike & Phyllis BodineSteve & Darbe BrinkoetterE. CampbellMrs. Mary DalyJustin & Becky (Wrigley) Dunscomb Class of 1991Eloy FamilyMargaret HaganSanford & Marcy HubbardJohn & Mary Jane Kefalas & Family
Michael & Christy KernaghanThe Kerns FamilyDaniel & Sally McGuireSue & Ted MillerDavid & Jen PeckTom & Cara PeterRobert & Pauline RashoDave & Karla StuckeyKevin & Jennifer Wood
AdvocateMike AlthoffPat & Kathy AlthoffAngela Avery & Goodloe LewisShane & Amy BrilleyIn memory of Christina BrinkoetterLowell BrosamerFr. John C. BurnetteJerry DawsonDay 40 Band (In care of Brandon Coventry)Larry & RaeAnn DeSutterMr. & Mrs. Timothy DowdIn Memory of Robert ErnstDr. & Mrs. David JohnsonDrs. Carl Jurgens & Carol CunninghamMr. & Mrs. Kevin KehoeKnights of Columbus 3rd DegreeMatt & Rose LampleyIn Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Lowe Sr.Robert & Mary McCarthyAnthony & Teresa McCormackBill & Barb McNuttKarla Miller
Jim & Lisa Miller FamilyTodd & Debbie NewellKathleen ReedyIn Memory of Tony SamuelsonMr. & Mrs. EbenSchaeferDonnell J. SchwarzMr. & Mrs. David SmithTroy & Patti SwinfordDavid TyroltDon & Pat WeaverBrad WikeFrances WilliamsKathy YorkMr. & Mrs. James W. Zindel
BuilderCraig & Kathy AlthoffAmeren Illinois Act On EnergyKaren Anderson-LikeJoseph P. Armon, Jr.Scott & Kathleen ArnoldPorter & Betty AshfordMr. Richard E. BaerwaldtTyrone & Fred BaiettoAnge & Dewey BarrAndrea (Acciavatti) & Paul BartelsBob & Mary Jean BauerDr. Richard BeckwithRobert BestThomas & Mary Beth BinderLaura BirschbachPhilip & Andrea BlakemanSue BlankenshipPeg & Bob BoazWilliam & Betty BraunIn Memory of Bob BrilleyMark BrinkmanGene & Barbara Walmsley BroadbearMary Uhl Brooks
CAMPAIGN DONORS as of Cotober 31, 2012Category No. of DonorsServiam Society ($100,000+) 10Teresian Society ($50,000 – 99,000) 4Ursuline Society ($25,000 – 49,999) 10Cornerstone Society ($10,000 – 24,999) 26Keystone Society ($5,000 – 9,999) 19Advocate ($2,000 – 4,999) 36Builder ($100 – 1,999) 185Server ($1 -99) 28Total 318
ST. TERESA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
If for some reason, we have inadvertently omitted your name from this donor list, please call the Advancement Office at 217-875-7950.
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ST. TERESA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
Ken & Carol BrummerJerry & Nancy BuechlerTodd & Sara BurgenerWalt & Rose BurgerNancy J. BurrowsBob BurtschiJacqueline CalamelloSusan & Tom CarneyIn Memory of Adam CarterJohn H. & Norma J. CasselmanClass of 1963John & Carol CollinsEd & Jean ConnonJanet CouterNancy Couter DollisonMary Clare CumminsHarold & Donna DausmanJim & Mandy DavisMike & Marilyn DawsonJulie Lashmet DeeDelatte FamilyMr. Frank DelgadoRich DemirjianBob & Tonya DonnellyMr. & Mrs. Jack Dougherty
Ed DoughertyHerbert & Mary Michael DreierMichael & Bonnie DrummRick & Nathalie Duhaime ScheelKevin & Joan DurchholzIn Memory of Jerry DurbinMary Will EppingIn Memory of Jack ErnstJim & Lisa FeriozziJohn L. FlickLarry & Maggie FoggMr. & Mrs. Jack FrankovichPaul & Debbie FurmanJoseph & Kathy FykeStephen & Angela GadlageMr. & Mrs. Mike GanleyDeborah GillenJeff & Carol GlosserFr. Jeff GrantLinda GrossFranz & Leann GrossmanJim & Kathy GruenlohM. Aileen Hagan
Carl HahnCarla J. HahnL. J. HannapelJoe & Carol O’Brien HardingRuss HardingIn Memory Of Pauline HarpstriteTerri HaskinsMary Jane HayesNancy & Terry HenkelBarbara HenneberryMr. & Mrs. Donald HesseJ. Don & Sharon HolemanIn Memory of Martin HubbardThomas HubbardMr. & Mrs. Clarence HusligTony & Tina IelaseMrs. Marlene IsenhartMrs. Rita JergerPauline JurgensMichael KehoeTerry & Libby KenneyLoretta KiblerPaul J. & Mary P. Kraus
Michael KullikFlorence LambPat & Phebe LashmetSean LashmetNancy LaukaitisMr. & Mrs. Robert LeesCharles & Joanne LeydenThomas J. MaddellMrs. Virginia MarkwellJamie MattinglyWilliam G. MattinglyMargot MaurerBill McCarthyMr. & Mrs. Tom McCoyMike & Lynn McElroySteve McNamaraEugene & Denise MennelBernadine MetzgerMary MillerThomas D. & Kimberly D. MillerJake & Kristi MorrellRuth MorthlandSteve NiesmanTim Nolan
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ST. TERESAHIGH SCHOOL Building Block Program
New Physical Education Annex
The Smith Family
Class of 1965
15.5”
7.5”
David C. Smith
1963-1968
Class of 1968New pledge/donation must be admitted with form.
This new pledge/donation qualifies for $1 for $2 matching pledge For example, $1,000 donation becomes $1,500
When any previous pledge to the campaign has been fully paid.
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ST. TERESA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
Dennis & Marilyn NoonanIn Memory of Dan J. NortonDennis & Kelly O’BrienThe 12 Olson St. T GradsVictoria Lashmet OrrMary OsbakkenRev. David PetersJeannine PetersNancy M. PetersonKarl & Janet PezzelleSusan & Jay PotterRichard RauppThe Rayhill FamilyBill Reedy MemorialDustin ReinhartMary ReiserStephen C. RiceAngie & Jack RiggsJames Roarick FamilyF. Paul RomanoGeorge & Erma RubenackerAdam RudermanEarl & Ann RudolphIn Memory of Patricia RudolphDr. & Mrs. Philip Sharkey
Philip & Karen Sharkey IICarol SheahanSarah ShupenusPaul & Toni (Huhne) SkelleyRoyal E. Skelley FamilyMs. Patricia SliferMary H. SmithTom & Judy SmithKathy M. SonsJames & Margie SpencerPatricia Stack SchottleSpence SteinJohn & Lyn StengelMark, Baylee, Layton & Hadley StimlerThomas StittRosemary & Jerry StittDr. Howard & Mary Gay StoneKen & Joan StruttmanTim & Janie SwoffordRick TarroIn Memory of Mrs. Ina Tatman-RennerSharon & Herb ThompsonPhil & Mary Kay ThompsonMary Ann Tilton
Charles W. TurnerIn Memory of Robert R. and Patricia H. UhlTom & Linda ValdahlTed & Beth VandercarMary & Leon VemmerPete & Janet VercellinoDr. & Mrs. William WagnerMr. & Mrs. Daniel WalkerRichard E. WallaceMs. Deena WarrickGenevieve WhitneyJudy WigginsNoni WillcutMike & Molly WilsonCindy & Mark WolferMr. & Mrs. Mark WoodGary & Judy WorkmanMr. & Mrs. Jeff ZerfowskiServer Melvin BaslerNancy R. BlantonMrs. Louise BradburyBarbara S. CurtisLois (Loftus) DarlingMr. & Mrs. Jimmy Devereux
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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN PLEDGE FORM
Donor:
Address:
City: State: Zip:
My gift to the 2012-2013 St. Teresa Capital Campaign:_____Serviam ($100,000 or more) _____Keystone ($5,000-9,999)_____Teresian ($50,000-99,999) _____Advocate ($2,000-999)_____Ursuline ($25,000-49,000) _____Builder ($999-100)_____Cornerstone ($10,000-24,999)Commemorative Building Block Only:____ $1,000 or Greater _______Amount Balance to be given as follows:____ Monthly _________ Semi-Annually. ____ Quarterly____ Annually ____ __________Begin payments on (date) Balance to be given over _____years (up to 5)Signature________________________Date______________
Please make all checks payable to St. Teresa High School Capital Campaign. For more information phone 217.875.243112
________________________________________In Honor/Memory of
Mr. Addison GenenbacherMacy A. GenenbacherStephen Graliker MemorialJohn H. HilliardLorraine HowardJanis JonesDawn E. KramerLeon & Gigi LanghauserIn Memory of Ron LeckroneBerniece E. MagsamenJim & Linda MillerIn Memory of Carolyn PetersPhillipsRomano Company Inc.Jim & Rita RossiJeremy RudermanJoe RudolphMichael RudolphMary Kay RuterboriesTeresa M. SchrollJames L. SmithDon & Cynthia VanLyssel
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN PLEDGE FORM
St. Teresa of AvilaArcher Daniels Midland Co. Darrell W. & Ursula K. BeckKathleen Babica EstateMary F. Bretz/Julius L. Burtschi ScholarshipClarence I. & Theresa K. Flemming ScholarshipJames J. Graliker MemorialMary Delene Graliker MemorialWilliam P. GralikerJonathan E. Madding ScholarshipMr. and Mrs. Charles J. MillerA.E. Staley Manufacturing Co.
UrsulineMr. and Mrs. Mark G. BarmannJohn & Martha BrinkoetterMr. and Mrs. James J. ComerfordDr. & Mrs. Delbert H. HahnHelen Hall MemorialDorothy Mae McCoy ScholarshipLouis E. Miglio ScholarshipTony RomanoMr. & Mrs. Albert SchneppA.E. Staley, Jr. FoundationKen & Joan StruttmannFrancis A. “Smock” White Memorial
ServiamSue & Jim AllingMr. & Mrs. Michael AndreasJohn A. Bollero FamilyKevin & Sue BrehenyMr. & Mrs. James P. Brinkoetter, Sr.Adam Carter Memorial ScholarshipWesley & Agnes Collins ScholarshipMr. and Mrs. C. R. GeisenMr. & Mrs. Robert HaywardKnights of Columbus Fourth Degree No. 0211Knights of Columbus Third Degree No. 577Mr. and Mrs. John MaddingEthel L. Payton ScholarshipDr. & Mrs. H. Larry PenningJamie M. Paglino MemorialMr. & Mrs. John RiceTony Samuelson ScholarshipAlice M. Scherer ScholarshipLinda & Bob SmithThe Michael Vitale FamilyGert & Bill Wagner
FounderGraham & Jeannette BradleyDavid BrinkoetterT.A. Brinkoetter and Sons, Inc.J. Leonard BrownDr. & Mrs. Philip B. BurtonL. Jerome CashenMr. & Mrs. Timothy DowdTheresa K. Flemming Memorial
A FriendStephen G. GralikerMary E. HeraldMr. & Mrs. Dennis P. KeatingBob & Sandy KrausSt. Clotilde O’Reilly, O.S.U. MemorialElizabeth SchneppMary C. Schaniel MemorialRobert L. SchuermanMr. & Mrs. Scott Wike
BenefactorFlorence Boland MemorialMr. & Mrs. Walter Burger, Jr.Eugene N. CarlierMr. & Mrs. Larry CunninghamJoseph T. DonovanDunn Co., Division of Tyrolt, Inc.Lora M. EkissBarrett H. GeogheganChristopher Harper ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Terry HenkelF. Catherine (Park) HovisDr. & Mrs. James E. JergerMrs. Robert LaughlinMr. & Mrs. David N. MartinMary V. MercerJ.J. Moran & Sons Funeral HomeEsrom H. Pfile Family MemorialVirginia (Jean) Hanes nee Parks ScholarshipDr. & Mrs. Dennis J. RademacherJ. William RecordDr. & Mrs. Robert H. SarikasSkeff Distributing Co., IncMrs. Gerald SkeffingtonMr. & Mrs. John G. SkeffingtonSt. Teresa Alumni AssociationMr. & Mrs. Frank C. TyroltJoan Wolf
PatronPatricia K. AlsupHelen Alsup MemorialMartha Alsup MemorialLois E. Althoff MemorialMaurice L. Althoff MemorialMr. & Mrs. Michael AlthoffRobert Anderson MemorialAnthem Insurance CompanyKathleen Babica MemorialAngela C. BeckBrad & Maggy (Beck) Pugh
Daniel & Tunde BeckDarrell Beck MemorialMark S. BeckMatthew & Natalie BeckRay & Amy (Beck) BliefnickSamuel & Jennifer BeckFred & Lena Benjamin MemorialGerald & Kathie BernardMary Ellen Bernotas MemorialMrs. Nancy R. BlantonEdward BoehmFlorence BolandMr. & Mrs. Robert J. BolandH. Georgia Bolen MemorialT.G. BolenMary F. Bretz MemorialJames P. Brinkoetter MemorialMr. & Mrs Lowell R. BrosamerVivian J. Brosamer MemorialGerald Brumleve MemorialRita Brumleve MemorialJoseph Burstchi MemorialMargarget Eloise Burstchi MemorialMr. & Mrs. Andrew ChiligirisClass of 1991Christi Clifford MemorialSr. Albeus Coffey, O.S.U. MemorialDorothy Comerford MemorialMr. and Mrs. Robert CookJanet N. CouterCliff & LaVonne CustinAllen Davis MemorialAndrew Dawson MemorialJ. Michael & Marilyn DawsonPatrick & Ann DawsonMr. & Mrs. Richard L. Delatte, Jr.Bernadine Dougherty MemorialMarian Kay Dougherty MemorialChristopher DowdJamie DowdTim S. DowdMr & Mrs. Thomas DoxsieMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. DuffieldBarbara & John DunnMr. Paul J. DuvalAnne M. EdsallRobert Ekiss MemorialEileen EldridgeVictor Eloy, M.D.Robert Ernst MemorialDr. & Mrs. Benjamin EsparezDr. J. Donald FerryAndrew Fichter Memorial
First National Bank of DecaturDr. and Mrs. Alan F. FrigyMr. & Mrs. T.R. FlynnEleanor Foy MemorialWilliam O. & Mary R. FreischlagFloyd J. Garfoot MemorialDr. & Mrs. Clarence GlennPhilip Gogerty MemorialLucy A. GradyStephen Graliker MemorialVirginia Griebel MemorialHelen E. Greisbaum MemorialJames J. Greisbaum MemorialDick & Peggy GriggsBobby Grimes MemorialMrs. Nancy Grimes MemorialEdris Grossman MemorialFrank J. Grossman MemorialRichard Gulotta MemorialM. Aileen HaganMs. Helen M. HallMr. & Mrs. G.W. HarnerDr. & Mrs. Laurence Hayes MemorialTeresa A. Heinle MemorialKenneth HendricksenRichard Heneghan MemorialMichael Hidusky MemorialPaul M. Hogan MemorialRev. William Houran MemorialDr. Clarence E. IrelandStella Johnson MemorialPatricia Cahill JonesDr. Carl E. Jurgens & Dr. Carol CunninghamMr. & Mrs. Russell A. KarlinsRosalie Marie Kerns MemorialMr. & Mrs. John KerrNat & Sara KesslerMr. & Mrs. Burnell KraftPaul Kraus MemorialWilliam Lampkin MemorialJack & Olive LangsdorfPatrick & Phebe LashmetMargaret F. Laughery MemorialCarolyn Leiner MemorialNorman Lents MemorialRobert D. Lents MemorialMr. & Mrs. John F. LessMr. & Mrs. Merrill LindsayBishop George J. LucasMr. & Mrs. Doug McCarthyMrs. & Mrs. Robert MCarthyElizabeth (Betty) McElroy MemorialMr. & Mrs. Michael McElroyRichard McElroy MemorialRonald K. & Georganna S. McGregorMr. & Mrs. Mark MeLeodThomas J. McNamara MemorialBill & Barb McNuttFrank J. Madell MemorialJames MadellMr. & Mrs. John D. MadellLaura Marie Madell Memorial
FOUNDATION DONORS as of October 31, 2012Category No. of DonorsSt. Teresa of Avila ($100,000+) 11Ursuline ($50,000 – 99,000) 12Serviam ($25,000 – 49,999) 22Founder ( $10,000 – 24,999) 18Benefactor ($5,000 – 9,999) 29Patron ($500- 4,999) 231Total 323
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ST. TERESA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONMagna BankDiana M. ManningAnne Martin MemorialDema Jane Martin MemorialJim MaseyEileen Milanski MemorialFrank Moody MemorialJoseph G. Moran MemorialJo & Charles MunieChester Bill Murphy MemorialRon NaughtonThomas J. & Shirley I. NaughtonMichael Newell MemorialHelen K. Niederbrach MemorialJohn W. Niederbrach MemorialJames & Barbara NiesmanByron C. Nolan MemorialMary G. Nolan MemorialPatrick C. NolanDavid Noonan MemorialEvellyn Noonan MemorialDaniel Norton MemorialJames W. O’Brien MemorialKathryn O’Brien MemorialRev. James O’SheaDr. Evelyn OdunsiDr. & Mrs. Dale OstranderCandace Overocker Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. J.T. PassarelliDr. & Mrs. Larry L. PatrickJohn A. Peters MemorialTimothy G. Peters MemorialLeroy E. Pfile MemorialMary Pfile MemorialLisa Heneghan PinkhamAnne RashoMr. & Mrs. Robert RashoDr. & Mrs. Edmund RaycraftElizabeth ReedyKathleen ReedyJoe & Lillian Reiser MemorialDr. & Mrs. Alfonso RemediosIna Tatman Renner MemorialJames A. RethingerWinfred Reynolds MemorialJohn Riedlinger, D.D.S.Gerald T. RiedmanDon & Mary RigdonMary Jo RileyRonald L. & Dorothy RobinsonLarry J. RubenackerBishop Daniel L. RyanDr. & Mrs. T.W. SamuelsGrace Brilley SavilleGrace Brilley Saville MemorialAlice Scherer Memorial
Michael Schrader ScholarshipElizabeth Schnepp MemorialDale Schuerman MemorialMarie Schuerman MemorialMargaret & Nortbert Schwarz MemorialDr. & Mrs. Philip SharkeySudheker Sheth, M.D.Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. SkeffingtonDorothy Smethers MemorialMr. & Mrs. Richard SmithMr. & Mrs. William P. Smith, Sr.William P. Smith, Sr. MemorialDr. & Mrs. Gerald A. SnyderRufus A. Synder M.D. MemorialDennis Somers MemorialSouth Shores CenterSoy Capital Bank & Trust Co.Mary Stack MemorialDr. & Mrs. Paul StanleyDoris Marie Stauder MemorialEugene L. StauderJoseph Stauder MemorialDr. & Mrs. Robert StengelMr. & Mres W.R. StouneSandra R. Struttmann MemorialDr. Jeff SuzewitzMr. & Mrs. Kelly D. Talcott
Marjorie Ann Tapscott MemorialMr. & Mrs. Terry TaylorRobert & Florence Tauber MemorialMr. & Mrs. Donald ThompsonDr. & Mrs. R. Lynn TurnerPatricia H. UhlPatricial Uhl MemorialRobert R. UhlJoseph Vigneri MemorialDr. & Mrs. James L. WadeDr. William Wagner MemorialWagner CastingsMary K. Walker MemorialMr. & Mrs. John WaltersDon & Pat WeaverOctavia WeidenbacherHildred F. WheatJohn J. White, M.D.Mr. & Mrs Bob WiesemannKathy WiesemannVirgil Will MemorialMary Jo WilsonRose Wirchak Memorial
If for some reason, we have inadvertently omitted your name from this donor list, please call the Foundation office at 217-875-6024.
For information, please contact:Lowell Brosamer, Executive DirectorSt. Teresa Educational FoundationSt. Teresa High School
Board of DirectorsRobert Rasho, PresidentKathy Wiesemann, Vice President Dan McGuire, TreasurerWilliam McNutt, SecretaryMatt BeckKevin BrehenyCarol Cunningham, D.D.SPatrick Dawson
Victor Eloy, M.D.Tracey JergerJack McCoyRev. Joseph MalloyJohn Skeffington
Lowell Brosamer, Executive Director
Your LegacyWhen planning your will, consider establishing
a bequest or scholarship in the St. Teresa Foundation.Your gift to the Foundation will assist future students at St. Teresa.
Your legacy can help and will live on through them. Since 1990, the St. Teresa Educational Foundation
has given to St. Teresa over 2.5 million dollars.
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Class Reunions
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Class of 1963 50th Reunion Homecoming Weekend - October 11, 2013
Class of 1998 15th Reunion Homecoming Weekend - October 11, 2013Contact: Jennelle Paglino Schook [email protected]
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• Homer O’Field for donating boxes of tissues to the Main Office. • EricaCheathamforthelargedonation of Office Supplies.• LisaDelatteclassof‘74fordonationof tissues.•BrittanyLancasterclassof‘09forthedonation of office supplies. •MichaelandPhyllisBodineforthedonation of the St.T Bulldog! •RitaRossiformakingcupcakesforGrandparentsDay.
