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the official magazine of St. John Vianney High School
BLACK & GOLD
Remembering Two Iconic Griffins
Every member of the Vianney family has had an affect on this community in his or her own way. We note the deaths of two members because of
the significant impact they made on us in two very different ways.
Teacher Mr. Gene Kwasinski
Mr. Eugene Kwasinski died July 13, 2011,
following a long struggle with cancer.
Affectionately known as "Kwas," Mr. Kwasinski
taught at Vianney from 1961 to 1967 and
again from 1977 to 1999. During his long
and distinguished career, he taught Latin,
religion and developmental reading. He will
also be very fondly remembered as a football,
wrestling and track and field coach.
He was inducted into Vianney's Hall of Fame
in 2007.
“I had Kwas for freshman football, homeroom and Latin for three of my four years.
At first I was intimidated by him … but over
the years I began to see the twinkle in his eye
and recognize his deep goodness. He made a
major impact on my life,” said Charlie Hoffman '67.
and catch phrases that still stick with me today,”
said Steve Fraraccio ’95.
And although nearly three decades separated
these former students, their reminiscence of
Kwas was remarkably similar.
“Even though Kwas tried to have a rough and
tough exterior, I knew him to be a loving and
caring man. He had some of the best one-liners
Mr. Gene “Kwas” Kwasinski celebrating Halloween at Vianney.
Kwas was known as a strict teacher who also recognized the
value of humor.
Alumnus and artist Mr. Bob Cassilly ’68
Mr. Bob Cassilly was killed in a bulldozer
accident Sept. 26, 2011.
Artist and Vianney alumnus Mr. Bob Cassilly ’68, creating the
Griffin statue in 1994.
At Vianney, Mr. Cassilly will be remembered
as the creator of our iconic Griffin statue,
which was unveiled in 1994. As the story goes,
the original request was for two small Griffins
that would be mounted on pillars on either
side of the main drive. In typical Cassilly
fashion, the artist chose his own approach and
created one massive bronze beast.
Griffins Create “Cardboard Village”
Earlier this fall, about 20 Vianney students
and staff members experienced, briefly, the
plight of the homeless when they took part in
a “cardboard village” on Vianney’s campus.
The boys who chose to participate were
instructed to bring a cardboard box, a plastic
tarp and sleeping bag. They were expected to
leave cell phones, iPods, snacks and other
teen essentials at home.
Before adjourning to their makeshift shelters
outside, the boys attended Mass and cre-
Mr. Cassilly was among the first group of men
inducted into Vianney’s Hall of Fame when it
was launched in 1997.
Cassilly was the founder of the tremendously
popular and eclectic St. Louis City Museum.
At the time of his death, Cassilly was working
on “Cementland,” his vision for converting
the shuttered Portland Cement factory into an
amusement park.
Ms. Fitzpatrick said.
ated fleece blankets
for donation to a local
homeless shelter.
“Most of our students
live very comfortable
lives,” said Ms. Mary
Kay Fitzpatrick,
Vianney’s Director of
Campus Ministry. “It’s OK for them to feel
what it’s like to be cold, to wake up cold. We
hope it gives them more empathy for people
who live that reality,”
Above: Sophomore Ben Dombrowski peers out from his cardboard
home before turning in for the night. Inset: A roll of duct tape
becomes a construction tool for junior Drake Cantu. The Griffins
were fortunate that their evening outside, while cool, was rain-free.
On the cover: Members of the Vianney junior varsity cross country team head out from the start at a meet at Kirkwood Park. The harriers are, from
left, freshman Nick Mataya, freshman Jack Poniewaz, sophomore Ben Romas, sophomore Nick Widmer and freshman Nick Uxa. Photo by Mike
Paradoski ’99
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FALL 2011
A Critical Link for Vianney Freshmen
Being a high school freshman can be a
daunting assignment. New faces, new
demands, new schedules, new enticements
and new conflicts all roll into those first few
weeks of school.
Vianney recognizes how tough being a freshman
is for many students, and so we have a strategic
means of helping these young Griffins make
a great transition to high school. We call it:
Link Crew.
Vianney’s Link Crew is made up of juniors
and seniors who volunteer to smooth this
transition time for the newest batch of
Griffins. This year, nearly 80 upperclassmen made a commitment to share their
time, knowledge and spirit with our 170
freshmen. Link Crew members must apply
and are selected the previous spring.
They go through a multi-day formal
training process and give up a significant
amount of their own time to be part
of freshman orientation and to lead
“Link Rooms” during the first few
weeks of school.
“Our Link Crew guys volunteer
because they remember their Link Crew
leaders when they were freshmen. Clearly
it made a positive impression on them,
and now they want to return the favor,”
said teacher Mr. Kevin Walsh ’91, the
Link Crew moderator.
In their white “superhero” t-shirts, Link Crew leaders senior Ian
Wohlstadter (left) and junior Mike Mataya lead freshmen including
Michael Babb, Nick Hebenstreit and Brendan Wood on a school
tour. One of the Link Crew leaders’ goals is to ensure the young
Griffins know their way around before school starts.
The Link Crew program has two basic
goals, according to Mr. Walsh. “First,
it ensures that each freshman is connected to some upperclassmen so that
he has built-in mentors. Secondly, it
gives the freshmen a chance to become
connected to a wide variety of their own
Oh yeah, our freshmen feel welcome at Vianney! Link Crew volunteers Joey Lux (back to camera), Quinn Cochran and Andrew
Auer, all seniors, welcome freshman Codie Orberson as he
arrives for orientation.
classmates before school even starts,”
Mr. Walsh said.
And while the freshmen are learning the
ropes at Vianney, their Link Crew leaders are
gaining some valuable leadership skills. “Link
Crew has become a big part of who we are
and how we treat each other at Vianney. It’s a
very positive program for both the freshmen
and the Link Crew leaders,” Mr. Walsh said.
Showing what Vianney spirit looks like, Link Crew members Rob Bieg, Jack O’Brien, Tony Cochran and Tyler Picha, all seniors, welcome and direct freshmen as they arrive for the first day of orientation.
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BLACK & GOLD
Spirit Week and Homecoming
By the Numbers
Spirit Week and Homecoming are always highlights of the fall
calendar at Vianney. Here’s a look at some of the impressive
numbers from the big week!
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Number of consecutive Vianney Homecomings
attended by retired teacher and coach Don Heeb.
Number of yards rushing by Griffin running back
winner of the Randy Frisch Memorial MVP Award.
227
sophomore Markel Smith. Markel was chosen the
Height of sophomore Marc Scheipeter wearing drywaller’s stilts as an expression
of spirit on Black and Gold day. He was still a bit shorter than non-stilt-wearing
senior George Suggs, 6'10".
6'8"
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Number of students with roles in the Spirit Mass Oct. 5.
648
Number of black, yellow and white balloons purchased and blown up
by StuCo members. The balloons blanketed the hallway floors
the morning of homecoming. Number of balloons
remaining by the start of first period? About six.
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Members of the class of 2006 who attended their fifth-year
reunion at Homecoming.
Griffin chosen Homecoming King. Seniors selected
classmate Tommy Dapron, whose date, and hence
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Homecoming Queen, was Rosati-Kain senior
Marisa Mueller.
$40
Cost of a pair of homecoming dance tickets. Some
310 Griffins and their dates took part in the big event.
71°
Temperature at game time. It was a perfect night for
Griffin football.
470
Number of hamburgers, hotdogs and brats grilled
for the tailgate event preceding the big game.
Final score of the homecoming game.
Way to go Griffins!
29-22
Enthusiasm runs high during Spirit Week! Sophomore
Marc Scheipeter (left, 6'8") towered over nearly every
Griffin in his drywaller’s stilts on Black and Gold Day.
Senior George Suggs (right, 6'10") was not to be topped,
however. Sophomore David Zahn (center, 5'10") was
volunteered to provide some scale for the photo!
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It was a beautiful night for the tailgate gathering before the
game. Alumni Nate Stein ’03 and Nick Pudlowski ’10 cook
up some hamburgers for the crowd, while Ben Goedeker ’10
pretends to help. Stein also teaches and coaches at Vianney.
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Sophomore running back Markel
Smith displays the style that earned
him the Randy Frisch Memorial Most
Valuable Player award. Markel
rushed 277 yards in the game, including a 56-yard touchdown run.
As a representative of his class,
junior StuCo officer Max Oldani
lights a candle at the start of the
Spirit Mass while his classmates
recite a special prayer. In recognition
of October as Breast Cancer Awareness
month, Griffins were encouraged to
wear pink that day.
Above: Competition was fierce at the
musical chairs contest during the Friday
pep rally. Snagging seats in the early
rounds were juniors Vince Riggio,
Dan Reilly, Jason Hackett and
Brendan Keller.
Right: “… Vianney, Vianney, Vianney,
HEY!” Senior StuCo leaders blast out the
fight song at the conclusion of the Spirit
Mass. From left are Paul Scheipeter,
Tom Dwyer, Tony Cochran and
Andrew Auer.
Alumni attending the homecoming game were welcome to pick up
a free “Once a Griffin, Always a Griffin” t-shirt from the Alumni
Association. Association volunteer Tony Sebben ’71, provides
a shirt to Tom Dapron ’78. The following evening Dapron’s son
Tommy Dapron was elected Homecoming King by his fellow seniors.
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BLACK & GOLD
Friendship Forged
at Vianney Leads to
a Legal Alliance
“During our junior year of college, Mick
and I began discussing going to law
school,” Steve said. “And then, throughout
law school we always dreamed of one day
opening our own practice together.”
Andrew “Mick” Henderson ’01 and
Steve Watterkotte ’01 became friends their
freshmen year at Vianney. They had older
brothers who were classmates (Jeff Henderson ’99 and Eric Watterkotte ’99) and they
both loved sports — although Steve played
basketball and baseball and Mick played
football and hockey. As sometimes happens, they just clicked and were fast friends
throughout high school.
The pair took the leap in 2010 and opened
their doors as Henderson & Waterkotte P.C.
Mick focuses mostly on personal injury
and civil litigation cases; Steve practices
almost exclusively in criminal defense.
The two went their separate
ways after graduation. Steve
went to Webster University
and got a BA in English and
Education. Mick started out
at the University of South
Florida, transferred to the
University of Missouri –
St. Louis and got a BS in
business administration.
Yet they kept in touch, hung
out together frequently and
talked about the future.
“Some people may consider it risky to go
into business with a good friend,” Mick
said. “But Steve and I share a lot of the same
enthusiasm and goals. A positive attitude,
trust and the ability to
remain open-minded
allow us to work well
together,” he said.
Ten years later, Steve Waterkotte ’01 (left) and
Mick Henderson ’01 return to the home of their
friendship and business partnership. The pair
remains in contact with favorite Vianney
teachers, and Henderson is a coach of the
Vianney hockey team.
Senior Citizen
Lelis Djona is like many Vianney seniors in a
lot of ways. He likes action movies and hip-hop.
He plays football and basketball. He was on
homecoming court.
Unlike other Vianney seniors, however, Lelis
is a newly minted U.S. citizen. He took his
citizenship oath in September.
Lelis is from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
He fled the country with his grandmother in
1998, as Tutsis like Lelis’ family were being
tortured or even killed by the Hutu government. Lelis and his grandmother spent two
years in refugee camps before being given
asylum in the United States.
The milestone of becoming a U.S. citizen is
important to Lelis in a number of ways,
The 2001 Vianney Talon
yearbook notes that Mick
was the senior “most likely
to become a professional
speaker and do commercial voice-overs.” Steve
was voted “most likely to
open a tanning salon.”
Well, at least their friendship was on target.
Senior Scholars
Each year, about 1.5 million high school
juniors at 22,000 high schools across the
country take the Preliminary Scholastic
Aptitude Test (PSAT). Vianney is proud to
have three students who were recognized
this fall for their exceptional performance on
this key test.
Zakary Krekeler was named a National Merit
Scholarship Program Finalist. This means
that Zak scored in the top 1 percent of all
students taking the test. This accomplishment
puts Zak in the running for additional recognition and significant college scholarships.
Josh Giegling and Drew Imhoff were named
Commended students in the National Merit
Scholarship competition. Josh and Drew
scored in the top 5 percent of students in the
country. This designation will also ensure
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Vianney senior Lelis Djona on the day he took his oath of U.S.
citizenship. He played a football game later that day.
but perhaps most critical is that he will be
allowed to petition for his mother to come
to the United States. He has been separated
from her since the day Hutu soldiers raided
his neighborhood. In the wake of the turmoil,
she ended up with asylum in Belgium. Lelis
has seen her only a handful of times since.
Vianney was proud to have three seniors recognized for their
performance on the PSAT. “Commended” students included
Drew Imhoff (left) and Josh Giegling. Zak Krekeler (seated)
was named a “Finalist.”
additional academic scholarship consideration
for these Griffins.
Congratulations to these top-scoring scholars!
There’s a lot more to Lelis’ story. Suffice it to
say that this Vianney senior citizen has traveled a difficult road to get where he is today.
But he’s a U.S. citizen. Maybe his mother
will be able to come here soon. And for now,
Lelis is among good friends at Vianney, just
being another Griffin.
FALL 2011
Classmate Update
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It was wedding bells in
September for Tim Goede. He
married Bishop DuBourg grad
Jamie Diaz at St. Martin of Tours. Goede
is President of Personalized Management
Associates, an executive recruiting firm.
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Daniel Schou is president of Source Medical,
a nationwide physician search firm based in
Creve Coeur. Schou has been with the firm
for six years. When he became president in
2009, he was the youngest in the firm’s 40year history.
It’s about more than a smile.
Dr. Mark Ortinau spent part
of June and September as a
volunteer in Kosovo, providing free dental
care through an organization called Service
International.
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Griffins roar in all kinds of
ways. Stephen Kellar recently
was elected director of the
American Legion Riders, Post 166, in Goose
Creek, S.C. The organization is made up of
motorcycle riders who support state and local
veterans and service members by sponsoring
charitable motorcycle events.
Soccer Made in St. Louis is the
title of a new book by Dave
Lange. According to the CEO &
Secretary General of US Soccer, the colorful
book “takes soccer fans on a fantastic journey
that educates and also entertains.” The book
includes a section on high school soccer with
a mention of Vianney’s own legendary coach,
Mike Villa. Find out more about the book at
ReedyPress.com.
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Maybe you saw the giant
Wehrenberg Theatres balloon at
the Great Forest Park Balloon
Race this fall, but maybe you didn’t see that it
was being wrangled by Greg Hanson. Hanson
caught the ballooning bug in the 1980s when
he saw Vianney’s homecoming queen land in
a hot air balloon on the 50-yard line. Hanson
now runs Balloon Port of St. Louis.
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Adam Byrne was named
among the “30 Under 30”
high achievers by the St. Louis
Business Journal in July. Byrne is a Senior
Category manager at Anheuser-Busch InBev.
His career with A-B began as a busboy in
the executive dining room while he was at
St. Louis University. Now he travels the world
on behalf of the giant brewer.
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Mark Sucher is currently a
resident at the University of
California, Davis Medical
Center in the department of orthopedic
surgery. He received his medical degree from
the University of Missouri in 2010. He is
also engaged to marry John Burroughs grad
Lauren Walsh.
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Bethany and Dan Allgeyer
welcomed their second child,
James Phillip, in September.
George “Rob” F. Robbins Jr. recently was
elected President of the St. Louis Chapter of
the Missouri Society of Accountants. He will
also serve as the chapter’s representative on
the Society’s state board. Robbins has worked
at Hughes, Wilner, & Wolfe in Ladue as a tax
accountant for 16 years.
The Missouri Botanical Garden was the site
of a drizzly, cool and nonetheless lovely May
wedding for Kevin Haar Jr. and Allison
Gordon. Classmates Keith Goltschman, Matt
Kuse and Eric Reinhold were groomsmen.
Haar is an associate VP of investments at
Wells Fargo Advisors.
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Jason Hagerty is a catcher for
the San Antonio Missions.
Hagerty’s team recently won
their 12th Texas League title with 100 wins in
the season. The AA team is an affiliate of the
San Diego Padres.
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It’s book #7 for Thomas Freese.
He recently published More True
Tales of Ghosts, Spirits and Angels.
Trent Green was inducted into
the University of Indiana’s
Athletic Hall of Fame in September.
A starter for Indiana, Green also spent 15 years
as a quarterback in the NFL.
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Boys are a bit of a specialty in
this family. Luke Bader (one of
six Bader Griffins) and his wife
Sue welcomed a son, Zeke, in September.
Zeke joins big brother Gavin.
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Perhaps it’s inevitable for twins
to do things together. Jake and
Joe Madden both were named
to the Dean’s List at Maryville University. They
graduated in May with bachelor’s degrees in
business administration.
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Sometimes, being on the sidelines
is a dream come true. Ben
Krueger is back at Lindenwood
University now, but he spent the summer
as an athletic training intern with the
Washington Redskins at their training camp
in Ashburn, Va. When he was at Vianney,
Krueger worked alongside former trainer
Doug Hepburn for the varsity Griffins.
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Ben Purk, a senior at Lasell College in
Boston, is currently interning with the
Providence Bruins. The Bruins are an
American Hockey League team.
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Tyler Immethun just passed
his real estate exam and is
now a licensed real estate agent
with Keller Williams Realty. He reports that
he would be happy to assist you with buying
or selling your home.
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A Vianney mission trip during
his senior year caused Kyle
Florez to consider the paths
before him. He has chosen to enter the Rite
of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) and
pursue becoming a Catholic. He has asked
classmate Nick Pence to be his sponsor.
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In memory
Inocencio Boc – Father of Inocencio Jr.
’86, Robert ’90 and Kenneth ’97. Pamela Brissette – Mother of senior
Shaun Brissette
Bob Cassilly ’68
Homer Gargas – Father of Greg Gargas ’11
John Fraser ’77
Eugene Kwasinski – Former faculty
member
David Madalon – Grandfather of
freshman Cody Sturgill
Johnson Perez – Grandfather of junior
Ford Brauer
Tim Shannon – Brother of John Shannon,
faculty
Dave Shepard – Father of Mike ’82 and
Mark ’92
Connie Wroble – Mother of Jim Wroble ’71
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BLACK & GOLD
Farewell to Brownhurst
A landmark of the Vianney campus, the
“Brownhurst” mansion, was razed this fall.
The mansion was built by Daniel Sydney
Brown around 1882. Brown was heir to
Pioneer Cooperage and was also a skilled
horticulturalist. The Brown estate included
140 acres, with greenhouses, orchards and a
wide variety of native and exotic trees.
The mansion served as a family home for only
one generation, however. Brown sold the
property to the Society of Mary (Marianists)
in 1919. For about two decades, the Marianists
used the Brown home for a novitiate, where
young men would take a year of religious
training before professing their initial vows.
From 1948 to 1988, Brownhurst housed Catholic
Authors Press, a distribution operation for Catholic
textbooks and reference
materials. One man, Bro.
George Schuster, S.M.,
presided over the operation
and lived by himself in the
building. Bro. Schuster was
confined to a wheelchair
and being able to live and
work in one space suited
his preferences.
From 1989 to the present, Brownhurst remained
vacant. At least three attempts — from the
early 1990s through 2007 — had been made
to “save Brownhurst.” But ultimately, each
attempt was abandoned because of the high
costs of renovation and the building’s lack of
Above: Brownhurst in pre-Vianney days. The photo may date from the 1940s or early 1950s. Left:
Daniel Sydney Brown, original owner of the Brownhurst mansion. Brown had several large greenhouses on the property. Below right: Brownhurst earlier this fall.
suitability for any logical, long-term use.
As owners of the
Vianney property, the
Marianists had offered
publicly to donate the
structure to any group
or individual willing
to move it off Vianney’s
campus, but there were no takers. Neither
Vianney nor the Marianists considered it
acceptable to have an outside entity operating
out of the structure on campus.
A Brownhurst Mystery
While Brownhurst was never officially used by Vianney, it served at least one sneaky
purpose. During the early 1980s, from a window high in Brownhurst, teacher John
Burcke would keep an eye out for students who parked illicitly in the Lutheran Center
parking lot. He would telephone Dean of Students Bro. Len Rudy, S.M., in the school
office. When the scofflaws entered school, a reproachful Bro. Rudy would be waiting
and would march them back out to move their cars. The guilty boys never figured out
how they got caught.
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“I wish we had been able to save the building,
but in reality, Vianney has to focus on our
mission of educating young men,” said Vianney President Mr. Mike Loyet ’77. “If we or
the Marianists had the $2 million or more
Brownhurst would have required, we certainly couldn’t justify spending it on rehabbing
an old building. Our investments have to be
in meeting the more pressing educational
needs of our students,” Mr. Loyet said.
The building site, which adjoins the Marianist
cemetery, will be converted to green space.
Thanks to Fr. Joe Uvietta, S.M., and Bro. Len
Rudy, S.M., for their assistance with historical
information.
St. John Vianney High School is dedicated to forming young men for spiritual,
academic and personal excellence in the Catholic, Marianist tradition.
Spirit of Family
The
ANNUAL
REPORT
2010-2011
One of the characteristics of Marianist education is “To educate
in the family spirit.” At Vianney, we believe very strongly in the
importance of family. And it’s clear that our “family” believes
strongly in Vianney.
This Annual Report is a small way we thank the generous members
of the Vianney family who gave of their time and treasure to
ensure a strong, Catholic, Marianist education for more than 600
boys in the fiscal year 2010-2011.
We are grateful for the very generous support of the Vianney family.
You make it all possible!
Members of the class of 2014, including
Eric Biras, Brandon Elder, Ryan Walsh,
Blake Strebler and Zach Lauer await the
start of the homecoming game in 2010.
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St. John Vianney High School Financials 2010-2011
Operating Revenues
Program Revenues
Operating Expenses
$6,677,103
Tuition/Fees
Auxiliary Revenues
476,836
Athletic
Café
Gear Store
Activity Revenues
239,775
Clubs
Concessions
Student Council
Fundraising713,965
Griffin Fund
Auction
Golf Tournament
Calendars
Investments and Miscellaneous
158,786
Total Revenues
8,266,465
Program Services
$4,967,051
Instructional
Salaries/Benefits
Academic Departments
Media Center
Tuition Assistance
Technology
Faculty Development
Auxillary Services
848,353
Athletic
Café
Gear Store
Yearbook/Publications
Activity Services
239,779
Co-curriculars
Retreats
Clubs
Concessions
Campus Ministry
Support Services
1,674,316
Tuition & Fees Per Student
10,700
Salaries/Benefits
Public Relations
Equipment/Supplies
Maintenance/Repairs
Custodial Services
Fundraising
Gap Per Student
$1,518
Depreciation512,836
Actual Cost Per Student
$12,218
Total Expenses
8,242,335
FUNDRAISING 9%
INVESTMENTS 2%
ACTIVITY REVENUES 3%
AUXILIARY
REVENUES 6%
DEPRECIATION 6%
SUPPORT
SERVICES 20%
ACTIVITY
SERVICES 3%
AUXILIARY
SERVICES 10%
PROGRAM REVENUES 80%
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PROGRAM SERVICES 60%
Griffin Fund Donors Fiscal Year 2010-2011
Cure of Ars (St. John Vianney
pastor of Ars, France)
$10,000+
Anonymous
Eggleston, Donald & Mary Ann
Flatley, John & Pam
Hoffman, Charles & Maureen
Johnson, Jim & Diane
Ojile, Joseph & Marianne
Serafin, Jeffrey & Sandy
Serafin, John & Jean
Serafin, Kathy
Sly, Patrick & Peggy
Wanner, Edward & Marcie
Zinser, Douglas
Maria Duce (Mary as Our Guide)
$5,000+
Anonymous
Grant, Donald & Marlene
Haar, Kevin & Pamela
Mahfood, Joseph & Mary Ellen
Oliger, Michael & Jane
Shoemaker, Chris Trotter, John
Cor ad Cor (Heart to Heart)
$1,500+
Agne, Gary & Ruth
Basler, Daniel & Julie
Basler, Darin & Lisa
Basler, Richard & Dianne
Brady, Tom & Lisa
Burton, Mary Davis, Richard & Bridget
DeVasto, Niel & Ellen
Dombrowski, Alan & Donna
Downing, Thomas & Nikki
Drury, Timothy
Ewart, Donald & Julie
Feld, Joseph
Frigerio, Michael & Laura
Garland, James & Dina
Grant, Brian & Jennifer
Harfst, David & Kelly
Hopfinger, William & Mary
Huck, James & Jincey
Imhoff, Gerard & Leah
Jaksetic, James & Gina
Kamper, Michael & Sasha
Kohlberg, Kenneth & Julia
Kohlberg, Mark & Mary
Kurt, Timothy & Sharon
Lange, Dave & Janet
Levick, Steve & Deni
Lipsmire, Mark & Julie
Loyet, Michael & Sheila
Lux, Richard & Nancy
Mahacek, Robert & Julie
Mahn, Michael & Meghan
McLaughlin, Daniel & Libby
Meyer, Matthew & Kathleen
Murphy, Patrick & Ellen
Normile, Michael & Christine
Orlando, Michael & Laura
Redohl, Mike & Lizabeth
Schellhase, Michael & Melissa
Schumacker, James & Kathleen
Serati, Stephen & Catherine
Stein, Kirk
Visconti, John
Voorhees, Mary Alice
Voorhees, Stephen & Marcia
Voorhees, William & Kim
Fortes in Fide
(Strength in Faith)
$1,000+
Anonymous (2)
Allen, Michael & Sharon
Andre’s
Bader, Luke & Sue
Barnes, Dennis
Bitzer, Peter & Maria
Buehrle, Christopher & Becky
Essmyer, Thomas
Fechter, John & Melanie
Fendler, Donald & Shelley
Formann, Dennis & Linda
Frei, Stephen & Linda
Garth, Timothy & Carol
Giljum, Matthew & Anne
Griffin, Timothy & Susan
Harbaugh, Daniel & Kelly
Herdlick, David & Maria
Higgins, Paul
Hines, Gerald & Connie
Klocke, James & Tina
Kohlberg, David & Ami
Kopp, Richard & Cheryl
Lang, James & Meg
Leonardelli, Jim & Connie
Lewandowski, Timothy & Laura
Ludwig, Dan & Tracy
Lyons, Patrick & Lynn
Macke, David & Deanna
Mantia, Michael & Sharon
McChesney, Brian & Robin
McGuire, Scott & Debbie
Muehlenkamp, Jack
Mueller, Dean & Janet
Nemec, Kenneth & Yon
Nobel, Daniel
Nobel, William & Virginia
O’Connell, Thomas & Janet
Ogle, Bradley & Tina
O’Leary, Thomas & Sue
Olliges, Ralph
Ploesser, Michael & Meghan
Renz, Lee & Clare
Reynolds, Vincent & Sandy
Ringwald, John* & Donna
Riordan-Lux, Donna & Rex
Schantz, Craig & Jill
Sebben, Anthony & Patti
Shively, Robert & Paula
Snyder, Robert & Deanna
St. John Vianney Lacrosse Club
Stephens, John & Michele
Suggs, George & Lisa
Wendl, Steven & Stephanie
Woods, David
Zielinski, Barb
Mission Patron $500+
Allgeyer, Kenneth & Jeanne
Armengol, John
Aul, Steven & Lori
Baker, Rick & Emilie
Beck, Edward & Janet
Book, James & Sharon
Bumb, Richard & Denise
Burmeister, Gerald & Jane
Cochran, Terry & Janet
Corley, Dave & Yvonne
Curran, Lisa
DePhillips, Wendell & Joanne
Dreyer, Steve & Lisa
Dwyer, Michael & Patricia
Eddy, Charles
Faust, Daniel & Patricia
Fechner, William & Kip
Fitzpatrick, Mary Kay
Foley, Trent & Angel
Gansner, James & Shannon
Gauvain, David & Karen
Geldmacher, Kenneth & Kathy
George, Michael
Guillot, Gerald & Elizabeth
Haegele, Paul
Hartman, Joe & Ginny
Hasenmueller, Gail
Heeb, Donald & Billie
Heinrich, Christopher & Peggy
Hoeing, Gerard & Barbara
Janasik, Paul & Karen
John, Peter & Mary
Knernschield, Richard & Stacy
Kniesche, Mike & Carol
Lux, Stephen & Geri
McCartney, John
Morice, Ronn & Jeanne
Morrow, Thomas & Ann
Olliges, Michael
Ott, Richard
Pelch, Steven & Beth
Purk, William & Jennah
Robert, Bruce & Jane
Roseman, Steven & Kathryn
Schafer, Michael & Kathleen
Schmitt, Robert & Patricia
Schoor, Gerald & Marge
Schroff, Brian & Amy
Schuermann, Joseph & Lisa
Schulte, John & Amy
Tauser, William & Carrol
Tegethoff, James & Diane
Valenza, Lawrence & Cathrine
Walsh, Charles & Joan
Winkler, Jim & Bernadette
Wiss, Joseph & Judy
Wood, Dennis & Pat
Woodson, Frank & Cheri
Wuesthoff, Curt & Elizabeth
Family Spirit Sponsor $100+
Abeln, Mary
Ackermann, Rob & Lynda
Adamec, Robert & Donna
Agnello, Joseph & Elizabeth
Albert, Kevin
Albert, Mary
Alexander, William & Mary
Allen, Douglas & Margaret
Allen, Michael & Bridget
Alvarez, Robert & Patricia
Alvarez-Mohrman, Shirley
Amelung, Christine
Anastasi, Jack & Marty
Arcipowski, John & Angie
Auer, Gary & Christine
Bader, John
Baer, Christopher & Karen
Barnett, Sean & Christina
Bartnett, David & Carole
Bartnett, Robert & Karen
Barton, Allan & Cynthia
Bauer, Ron & Jane
Bayers, Richard
Becker, Gregory & Patrice
Beckmann, Gerald & Marilyn
Belcher, Daniel
Belcher, Jeffrey
Bell, Daniel & Chrissy
Bennett, Paul & Catherine
Bernier, Shelly
Berns, Donald & Dianne
Berra, Timothy & Lisa
Berry, Christopher & Cynthia
Betz, Edward
Bialczak, Richard & JoAnne
Biggs, Michael & Cynthia
Boccardi, Joseph & Missy
Boccardi, Raffaele & Kristi
Bommarito, Lawrence & Josie
Bommer S.M., Bro. Jerome
Bono, John & Kathleen
Bono, Matthew
Borkowski, Daniel & Maureen
Boschert, David & Gerry
Bosslet, Kenneth & Jeanie
Bresler, Greg & Megan
Brokaw, Paul & Cathleen
Brokaw, Scott
Brother, Gerald & Cam
Brown, Daniel & Ann
Brown, Eric
Brown, J. Scott & Wendy
Browne, Michael
Bruner, Mark & Laura
Bruns, Bernard & Catherine
Bubash, John & Julie
Buergler, David
Bullman, Arthur & Carol
Burke, Tim & Helen
Calcaterra, Gene & Marge
Callanan, Brian & Malinda
Calvert, Mike
Campanella, Gregory & Kristin
Cannon, Mark & Cristyn
Canova, Jim & Mary
Cantu, Dion & Leanne
Carraher, Dennis & Nancy
Caruso, Lawrence & Mary
Cella, Timothy & Joyce
Cerone, Peter & Jennifer
Church, Larry & Gerrianne
Chwirut, James & Cissy
Cira, Salvatore & Debra
Clancy, Thomas
Cline, Michael & Mary
Cochran, Ty
Conboy, Keith & Carolyn
Cordes, David & Lauren
Corkery, Mark & Patricia
Coughenour, Ronald & Donna
Cunningham, Geraldine
Curran, David & Diana
Czajkowski, Patricia & Dennis
Dacey, James & Kathy
Dagenais, Robert & Evie
Dailey, Michael
Davis, Robert & Grace
De Sordi, Steven
DeRoze, William
DeVasto, Dennis
Devine, Michael & Patricia
Dexter, Carol & Ron
Dierkes, Steven & Janet
Dilg, Robert & Pearl
Dombek, Gerard & Susan
Donnelly, Richard & Linda
Dopplick, Rosemary
Doty, Connie
Dowers, William & Mary
Downes, Jack & Rosemary
Doyen, Fr. Mitchell
Dugan, Mitch & Janet
Dunn, Robert & Johanna
Eggleston, Timothy
Eisele, Charles
Elfrink, Joe & Mia
Engel, George
Enright, Paul & Judy
Eskridge, Thomas & Jeannette
Evitts, Jeffrey & Danielle
Evitts, Lloyd & Connie
Fait, Patrick & Melissa
Falleri, Frank & Mary Carol
Farmer, Dwight & Yvonne
Farrell, James & Jedda
Fechter, William & Kathryn
Feld, Daniel
Fiala, Neil & Kim
Finder, Robert
Fiock, William & Joan
Fischer, Anthony & Laura
Fischer, Daniel
Fiss, Richard
Fraraccio, Stephen & Leslie
Frein, Stephen
French, Mark & Jackie
Frisch, Richard & Marlene
Fuhr, Gary & Denise
Fullenkamp, Barbara & BJ
Furrer, Lawrence & Carol
Gallo, John & Christine
Gallo, Michael & Mary Kay
Gapsch, Edward & Kathy
Gau, Richard
Gau, Thomas & Elisabeth
Geldmacher, Christopher & Tracy
Geldmacher, Stephen & Kelly
Geoghegan, Kevin & Sarah
George, Russell & Ann
Gibson, Andrew
Gier, Joseph & Teresa
Giljum, Brian
Gilliam, Michael & Victoria
Girse, Roger & Theresa
Giuffrida, Santo
Gladstone, Gene & Kim
Glasscock, Kevin
Gough, John
Goulden, Rosemary
Grana, Jeffrey & Maria Elena
Grana, Joseph & Mary
Grant, William & Candace
Gray, Michael & Nancy
Green, Dan & Beth
Griffard, Joseph & Angela
Grillo, Anthony & Victoria
Gross, James & Diann
Grote, Joseph
Guth, Alyce & Richard
Haberstroh, Carl
Haddock, Brian & Lori
Hagerty, Mark & Teri
Hagerty, Timothy & Dayna
Hall, Dave & Patty
Handlan, Timothy & Mary Lynn
Harding, Kevin & Julie
Harris, Edward
Hart, Richard & Lakie
Hartman, Christopher
Hasenmueller, Peggy
Hassett, Michael & Susan
Haubner, Michael & Louise
Henderson, Allen & Lou Ann
Hennessey, William & Dawn
Hess, Philip & Teresa
Higgins, William
Hingle, Craig & Katie
Hingle, Edward & Sharon
Hingle, Kevin & Susan
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Determined Griffins
Take Demanding Classes
Each year, nearly half of Vianney juniors and seniors take Honors, Advanced
College Credit (ACC), Advanced Placement (AP) or Dual-Enrollment classes
at Vianney. These classes help gear up Griffins for the rigors of college, and in
many cases earn students college credit.
In the 2010-2011 school year, Vianney introduced the Dual-Enrollment program, which is offered in cooperation with St. Louis Community College at
Meramec. Seniors who met certain requirements had the opportunity to take
classes on site at Meramec for both Vianney and college credit.
In Advanced Placement Chemistry class, then-junior Andy Dytuco uses a pipette to transfer solution to a
test tube. Because of their challenging nature, classes like this one are worth an additional one-half point
on the grade scale.
Hitzemann, Russell & Stacy
Hoffmann, James & Robyn
Holden, Richard & Mary-Anna
Hollman, Mark & Michelle
Hollowood, Guy & Deborah
Hooper, Patrick & Debbie
Hopfinger, Mary Beth
Hopkinson, Joan & Doug
Horner, Danny & Diane
Howard, John
Howard, Rick & Linda
Hrbacek, Emil & Mary
Huck, Mark & Susan
Huetsch, Steven & Kimberly
Hummel, Ronald & Denise
Jackson, William
Jansen, Mark & Kathleen
Jennewein, Thomas & Jane
Johnston, Edward & Frances
Jokerst, Raymond & Diane
Judge, Colleen
Kazda, Anthony & Janice
Keller, Brian & Kathy
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Keller, Dennis & Joyce
Keller, Lawrence
Kelly, David
Kemp, Jerry & Julie
Kemp, Robert & Margaret
Kemper, William & Laura
Kennedy, William & Nancy
Kertz, Vincent & Joanne
Kidd, Ryan & Jennifer
Kiefer, Mike & Wilma
Kilker, Jim & Elaine
Kirchhoff, James & Shellie
Klaus, Christopher & Christy
Kleine, Scott & Terri
Klipsch, John & Sue
Klotz, Thomas & Corie
Klutho, Victor & Joan
Koehrer, Karl & Marian
Koeper, James & Patricia
Kohlberg, Brian & Emily
Kohlberg, Patricia
Kramer, Michael
Kramer, Ted & Shirley
Kromm, David
Kueneke, John & Sharon
Kuhlmann, David & Laurie
Kujawa, Vincent & Deborah
Kwasinski, Eugene* & Donna
LaMartina, Joseph & Anne
Lampen, Robert
Lamping, Mark & Cheryl
Lamprecht, Albert & Kathy
Landry, Henry
Langhorst, Phillip & Laura
Lewis, Tiffarnish
Lipic, Randall
Lohse, Harry & Kathy
Love, Gregory & Ann
Lovinggood, James & Molly
Loyet, Dennis
Luebbering, Shannon & Elena
Lueders, Kevin & Kathy
Lueken, Michael & Patricia
Macejak, Wendell & Sheri
Madden, Thomas & Kathy
Magruder, Herbert & Sarah
Majda, Thomas & Karen
Malfer, John
Mallon, John & Mary Ann
Maloney, Tim & Lisa
Manuel, Matthew & Peggy
Marschner, Stan & Jane
Masterson, Mary Jo & Bill
Matreci, Dennis
Matreci, Patricia
Maurath, Justin
Maus, Richard & Anne
Mayes, Theresa & Louis
McCaffrey, Peter & Dena
McEvoy, Lawrence & Donna
McMullen, Michael & Barbara
McVey, Timothy & Nina
Meier, George & Pamela
Menkhus, Thomas & Joan
Menne, Michael
Menner, James & Janey
Merkel, James & Maureen
Meyer, David & Jennifer
Meyer, Robert & Mary
Miskall, William
Misuraca, Vincent & Jan
Mitchell, Carrie & Dan
Morales, Philip
Moriarity, John & Betty
Moszczenski, Keith & Christina
Mueller, James & Ann
Muenster, Elizabeth
Murphy, Gerard & Judy
Murray, Susan
Nealon, Mark & Terri
Nickels, Michael & Suzanne
Niedbalski, Ray & Jeanette
Nocchiero, John & Nancee
Nowak, Michael & Susan
O’Brien, John & Julie
O’Brien, Matthew
O’Brien, S. Vincent & Ann
O’Brien, Timothy & Myra
O’Connell, Judith
O’Donnell, Thomas & Linda
O’Fallon, Jeffrey & Margaret
O’Keefe, Joseph & Nicole
Oldani, John
O’Leary, Karen
Onder, William & Barbara
Orr, Samuel & Janice
Ossie, Robert
O’Toole, John & Michelle
O’Toole, Kevin
Owens, Don & Ellen
Paino, Robyn & Robert
Paradoski, Michael
Payken, Mark & Angela
Pelizzaro, Anthony & Michelle
Peniston, Timothy & Sarah
Pepple, Kim
Phillips, Carl & Cecilia
Pijut, Daniel & Colleen
Plannett, James
Poelzl, John & Jane
Politte, Cliff & Jennifer
Poppen, Janet
Porter, Patrick
Preiss, Brian & Kelly
Preiss, Kimberly
Preston, Raymond & Lisa
Prost, Robert & Diane
Provider Plus Inc.
Quinlan, Michael & Sandra
Rackley, Rachael
Rainey, Jeanine & Robert
Ratermann, Carl & Vicki
Redman, Bill & Shelly
Reilly, James & Janet
Reilly, Patrick & Mary
Reinbold, Robert & Julie
Right, Anthony & Jill
Ringwald, David & Bernadette
Ringwald, Richard & Amanda
Riordan, Nicholas & Danielle
Rippey, Warren & Carolyn
Rohrbacker, Michael
Runge, Timothy
Rush, Steven & Marlene
Saliga, Stephen
Sandweg, Christopher & Concetta
Sandweg, Kathleen
Santangelo, Mike & Tanina
Sauer, Stacy & Linda
Savens, Anthony & Elizabeth
Schallom, Roger & Lynn
Schlecht, Kenneth & Judy
Schlichter, Kimberly
Schmitz, Brian & Tracy
Schneiderhahn, Matthew & Wendy
Schoen, Kevin & Holly
Schrader, Edward
Schroeder, Stephen & Berna
Schuchardt, Edward & Mary
Schuchardt, Scott & Margaret
Schuermann, Mark & Rachel
Schuessler, James & Dorothy
Schumacher, Thomas & Kathleen
Schwaab, Douglas & Lynn
Schwartz, James
Shannon, John
Shaughnessy, Patrick & Victoria
Shea, Daniel & Meg
Sherwood, Robert & Kathryn
Siebert, Joseph & Julia
Simonson, Robert & Kathy
Simpson, Mark & Peggy
Singer, Alois & Kay
Sinnett, Laura
Sinnett, Nancy
Slazinik, David & Kathryn
Slesinski, Raymond & Linda
Smid, Michael & Kathleen
Snyder, Brad
Sommer, Stephen & Colleen
Sontag, Robert & Kathleen
Sontheimer, Thomas & Yvonne
Sparrow, Dennis & Deborah
St. Cin, Paul & Elizabeth
Stein, Nathaniel
Steiner, Robert & Judy
Stevison, Gerald & Jackie
Stevison, James & Shawn
Stevison, Thomas & Mary
Stewart, John & Janis
Stieven, Sesto & Teresa
Suardi, Mark & Susan
Suter, Thomas & Deborah
Tapella, Joseph & Denise
Templin, Martin & Cindi
Thoele, James & Mary Ann
Thomas, William & Gia
Thum, John & June
Tiemann, Patrick & Jacqueline
Tierney, Tim & Colleen
Travis, Steven & Mary
Trowbridge, Robert & Lisa
Trueman, Daniel & Lisa
Valenta, Kevin
Valenti, Carla
Valleroy, Gregory & Stephanie
Vierling, James & Kim
Vitale, Rio & Marianna
Vocks, Joseph & Clista
Vogan, Richard & Rose
Vogel, Scott & Kristin
Vogelgesang, Bruce & Debbie
Vuch, John & Maria
Wagner, Daniel & Angie
Wagner, Dennis
Walsh, Kevin & Jill
Weaver, Mark & Karen
Weber, Jared
Wehrle, Joseph
Welker, Jeffrey & Dayna
Westmeyer, Andrew
Wheadon, Patrick & Teresa
White, John & Maureen
Wiese, Gregory & Susan
Wilson, Robert & Lynne
Windhorst, Stephen & Debra
Wingbermuehle, David & Diane
Winschel, Eric & Sue
Wohlstadter, Richard & Dominique
Zahn, Matthew & Susana
Zinkl, Ken & Angie
Zonca, Steve & Pam
Friend of Vianney
Up to $100
Anonymous
Acheson, S. V. & Nance
Althage, Curt & Karen
Anderson, Kristopher
Ascheman, Russell
Auer, Larry & Margie
Bahlinger, Michael & Denise
Barkalow, Donald & Diane
Baumgartner, Beverly & Jay
Beck, John & Lori
Berger, William & Julie
Bieser, Steve & Diahann
Boehm, James & Barbara
Boehm, Thomas & Diane
Bolin, William & Donna
Bono, Dominic
Book, Al & Sandy
Borowiak, Thomas & Lee
Bradford, Donald & Gail
Bradley, Louise
Brockmeyer, Charles & Sara
Burgess, John
Bush, Denzil & Rebecca
Butler, Richard
Cadice, Richard & Mary Ellen
Café Ladies
Candela, Joanne
Cibulka, Thomas & Lisa
Cilufo, Salvator & Elizabeth
Cissi, Alex
Cook, Dean & Laurie
Costello, Dennis & Mary
Costrino, John & Debbie
Coulson, Laura
Cox, Kenneth & Gina
Cox, Virgil & Mary Ellen
Dailey, Matthew
Davis, Robert & Sandy
Deddens, James & Joanne
Delbert, Steve & Donna
Derus, Cathy
Derus, Charles & Cynthia
Dobbert, Gregory & Barbara
Doss, Stephen & Judith
Downing, Robert
Doyle, Thomas & Charis
Duane, William & Cathy
East, Jim & Mary Ann
Ebbesmeyer, James & Colleen
Eckles, Scott & Jean
Effinger, Michael & Marilyn
Ehrhardt, David
Eidson, Jerry & Dottie
Elli, Michael & Maureen
Ellsworth, Brian & Linda
Eppy, Joseph & Maureen
Exler, Louise
Falleri, Frank & Holly
Ferner, Alan & Jeanne
Finke, Scott & Janet
Fitzgerald, Robert & Jill
Flaherty, Dennis & Elizabeth
Follis, Linda & John
Franz, Zachary
Fridley, Craig & Ginger
Fuhrig, Art & Peggy
Fuller, Kathleen
Gadell, Joseph & Anna
Gaughan, Ryan
Gauvain, Geraldine
Geraghty, Timothy & Catherine
Gerau, William
Giordano, Jacqueline
Glaser, Gerald
Goeddel, William & Peggy
Golick, Mary
Granda, Robert & Diane
Hale, Thomas & Anita
Hanneke, Timothy & Patricia
Harlan, John
Hartman, John & Betty
Hemmann, Paul & Gayle
Hemmann, Wilburta & Burtie
Henderson, Leon
Hennicke, Richard & Mary Patricia
Heumann, Robert & Kristie
Hildebrand, Charles & Arlene
Hippe, Thomas & Tara
Hittler, Mary
Hoehn, Michael & Jeanne
Holtmann, Vincent & Ann
Horn, Daniel
Horn, Harland & Theresa
Horvath, Richard & Meredith
Houchin, Robert & Lindsay
Hummel, Stephen
Impellizzeri, Maria
Intagliata, Judith
Jeep, Brian
Johnson, Deborah & Drew
Jones, Donna
Judd, Lee & Rose
Kelly, Michael & Stephanie
Kheriaty, Nick & Sarah
Kipper, Jim & Marian
Kohnen, Audrey
Komos, Henry & Holly
Kopp, Henrietta
Kramer, Damon & Rene
Krull, James & Jeanne
Kuhn, Douglas & Marcella
Kunes, Fanny & Ben
Kurka, Bruce & Christine
Lamprecht, Albert & Rose Ann
Langan, Robert & Barbara
LaRose, Sherry
Larson, Eric
Lewandowski, Edward
Licari, Jeanne
Logush, James & Anne
Long, Joseph & Elizabeth
Loyet, Mildred
Loyet, Rick & Becky
Luepke, Henry & Paula
Lynch, Michael & Ellen
Malone, Thomas & Kimberly
Maurer, John & Margaret
Maus, S.M., Bro. James
McCarthy, Kevin & Lisa
McCoy, Gloria
McCubbin, Dennis & Arline
McDermott, Dennis & Jeanne
McGahan, Ryan & Rita
McGuire, Thomas
McIntyre, Raymond & Julianne
McLear, Michael & Carol
Menendez, Gerald & Janice
Merkel, Larry & Adele
Merker, Thomas & Pam
Miceli, Leo & Kathy
Michaelree, Lawrence
Michelsen, Mark & Denise
Mills, Kevin & Kelly
Mimlitz, John & Katherine
Mohr, John & Beth
Molner, Arthur
Molner, Dennis & Karen
Morgan, Bill & Mary
Moriarity, Roy & Bonnie
Mueller, Daniel & Janet
Muldoon, Margaret
Mulligan, Michael & Maureen
Nahlik, Michael
Nahlik, Steven & Patricia
Neyer, James & Dorothy
Nie, Robert & Jane
Nigro, Richard & Rosemary
Noble, Harry & Linda
Normile, James & Jane
Nowlin, Geoffrey & Mia
O’Donnell, James & Susan
O’Donnell, Timothy & Julie
Oldani, Phyllis
Onder, Richard
O’neal, Harold
Organ, James & Betty
Osterholt, Robert
Ottenlips, Bernie & Patricia
Paradoski, William & Ann
Pelikan, Patricia
Peterson, Scott
Petri, Robert & Pat
Petruska, Robert & Linda
Phillips, Tom & Judy
Piontek, Ronald & Marla
Puricelli, Jim & Jenny
Rankey, Marlene
Rapisardo, Christopher & Donna
Reed, Robert & Maureen
Reynolds, Don & Andrea
Rhame, Paul & Jana
Ridings, Will
Ringkamp, Terri
Robb, Bryan & Leslie
Robbins, George
Roberts, Paula
Robinson, David & Donna
Rodis, John & Suzanne
Rodis, Theodore
Sargent, Eric
Sayler, James & Betty Ann
Scanlon, Sean & Lisa
Schaetzel, Mark & Liz
Schlichter, John & Maxine
Schmitt, Bernard & Denise
Schott, Edward
Schrader, John & Barbara
Schumacher, Al & Betty
Schwabe, John & Molly
Schwantner, Kenneth
Schweitzer, Robert
Sciuto, Anthony
Sedlak, Robert
Sevem, Gerard & Joyce
Shamroe, Thomas & Wendy
Short, Keith & Corrin
Shortell, Elizabeth
Shortell, Sean
Spinner, Frank & Beverly
Stecich, Flavio & Mary
Steinhart, William & Bridget
Stevenson, Steven & Mary
Stika, Paul & Erin
Strebler, Joe & Tina
Suda, Michael & Ramona
Sullens, Michelle
Sullivan, Leo & Barbara
Sutterer, James & Patricia
Swiderski, William & Patricia
Thenhaus, Maureen & Carl
Thibodeau, Mark & Barbara
Thompson, Nancy
Tichy, Martin & Mary
Tullock, Gerald & Mary
Turek, Msgr. Michael
Valenta, Michael & Jean
VanderPluym, Joseph & Julie
Vielhaber, David & Carol
Vineyard, Barbara
Vinyard, Keith & Sally
Vogt, John & Terry
Waldschmidt, Robert
Walker, Madonna
Wall, David & Nancy
Walsh, Sean & Diane
Walters, William & Louise
Washburn, Mary Anne
Watkins, Mary Anne
Weber, Steven & Debbie
Weidhaas, Christine
Welker, Kristian & Joanne
Welker, Stephen & Vicki
Welshans, Ed & Dee
Wendl, Michael & Betty
Wetzel, Ryan
Wieners, Nancy
Wildhaber, Jerome
Williams, John & Terri
Winkelmann, Timothy & Nancy
Winkler, Robert & Annmarie
Wittenauer, William & Janet
Wittich, Donald & Angelina
Wunderlich, Bradley & Heather
Wunderlich, Keith & Sheryl
Yehlen, Mark & Deborah
Yehlen, Robert & Carol
Yemm, Bradley & Joanie
Yerkes, James & Prudence
Yochim, James & Nora
Young, Thomas
*Deceased
Griffin Fund Parent Donors by Son’s Graduation Year
CLASS OF 2011
Grant, Brian & Jennifer
Althage, Curt & Karen
Hale, Thomas & Anita
Arcipowski, John & AngieHitzemann, Russell & Stacy
Bahlinger, Michael & DeniseKopp, Richard & Cheryl
Baker, Rick & Emilie
Lovinggood, James & Molly
Beck, John & Lori
McCoy, Gloria
Bernier, Shelly
Moszczenski, Keith & Christina
Berry, Christopher & CynthiaO’Fallon, Jeffrey & Margaret
Brockmeyer, Charles & SaraO’Leary, Thomas & Sue
Delbert, Steve & DonnaOrlando, Michael & Laura
DeVasto, Niel & Ellen
Sandweg, Kathleen
Enright, Paul & Judy
Schafer, Michael & Kathleen
Flatley, John & Pam
Schallom, Roger & Lynn
Frigerio, Michael & Laura
Schantz, Craig & Jill
Garland, James & Dina
Schmitt, Robert & Patricia
George, Russell & Ann
Sciuto, Anthony
Snyder, Robert & Deanna
Tichy, Martin & Mary
Vierling, James & Kim
Vitale, Rio & Marianna
Vogt, John & Terry
Wall, David & Nancy
Weaver, Mark & Karen
Wuesthoff, Curt & Elizabeth
CLASS OF 2012
Agne, Gary & Ruth
Auer, Gary & Christine
Basler, Daniel & Julie
Brady, Tom & Lisa
Brown, Daniel & Ann
Burton, Mary
Cochran, Terry & Janet
Cox, Kenneth & Gina
Curran, Lisa
Dierkes, Steven & Janet
Dwyer, Michael & Patricia
Eskridge, Thomas & Jeannette
Formann, Dennis & Linda
Geraghty, Timothy & Catherine
Gray, Michael & Nancy
Harding, Kevin & Julie
Hollman, Mark & Michelle
Imhoff, Gerard & Leah
Kilker, Jim & Elaine
Kuhlmann, David & Laurie
LaRose, Sherry
Licari, Jeanne
Lohse, Harry & Kathy
Lux, Stephen & Geri
Mahfood, Joseph & Mary Ellen
Maus, Richard & Anne
Menendez, Gerald & Janice
Meyer, David & Jennifer
Murphy, Patrick & Ellen
O’Brien, John & Julie
Ojile, Joseph & Marianne
Preston, Raymond & Lisa
Purk, William & Jennah
Reinbold, Robert & Julie
Runge, Timothy
Santangelo, Mike & Tanina
Shannon, John
Sparrow, Dennis & Deborah
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Suggs, George & Lisa
Formann, Dennis & Linda
Sutterer, James & Patricia
French, Mark & Jackie
Tapella, Joseph & Denise
Garth, Timothy & Carol
Tierney, Tim & Colleen
Gottlieb, Richard & Jana
VanderPluym, Joseph & Julie
Hoffmann, James & Robyn
Vuch, John & Maria
Janasik, Paul & Karen
Washburn, Mary Anne
Johnson, Jim & Diane
Wingbermuehle, David & Diane
Keller, Brian & Kathy
Wohlstadter, Richard & DominiqueKemp, Jerry & Julie
Klaus, Christopher & Christy
CLASS OF 2013
Kniesche, Mike & Carol
Albert, Mary
Kurt, Timothy & Sharon
Allen, Michael & Bridget
Lipsmire, Mark & Julie
Allen, Michael & Sharon
Love, Gregory & Ann
Alvarez, Robert & Patricia
McGuire, Scott & Debbie
Bitzer, Peter & Maria
Morgan, Bill & Mary
Bolin, William & Donna
Nemec, Kenneth & Yon
Brockmeyer, Charles & Sara
Ogle, Bradley & Tina
Brown, J. Scott & Wendy
Oldani, John
Cantu, Dion & Leanne
O’Leary, Thomas & Sue
Dowers, William & Mary
Paino, Robyn & Robert
Dreyer, Steve & Lisa
Preiss, Kimberly
Ewart, Donald & Julie
Renz, Lee & Clare
Faust, Daniel & Patricia
Reynolds, Vincent & Sandy
Finke, Scott & Janet
Roseman, Steven & Kathryn
Foley, Trent & Angel
Schaetzel, Mark & Liz
Schroff, Brian & Amy
Schumacker, James & Kathleen
Valenti, Carla
Wiss, Joseph & Judy
Wood, Dennis & Pat
Woodson, Frank & Cheri
CLASS OF 2014
Allgeyer, Kenneth & Jeanne
Baker, Rick & Emilie
Becker, Gregory & Patrice
Bialczak, Richard & JoAnne
Brown, Daniel & Ann
Brown, J. Scott & Wendy
Bruner, Mark & Laura
Burmeister, Gerald & Jane
Cochran, Terry & Janet
Dombrowski, Alan & Donna
Elfrink, Joe & Mia
Eskridge, Thomas & Jeannette
Farmer, Dwight & Yvonne
Garland, James & Dina
Glasscock, Kevin
Harfst, David & Kelly
Hoeing, Gerard & Barbara
Hoffmann, James & Robyn
Hooper, Patrick & Debbie
Hopkinson, Joan & Doug
Huck, James & Jincey
Jaksetic, James & Gina
Kemper, William & Laura
Kleine, Scott & Terri
Knernschield, Richard & Stacy
LaMartina, Joseph & Anne
Lewis, Tiffarnish
Ludwig, Dan & Tracy
Lux, Richard & Nancy
Lynch, Michael & Ellen
Macke, David & Deanna
Madden, Thomas & Kathy
Maus, Richard & Anne
McCaffrey, Peter & Dena
McCartney, John T.
McCoy, Gloria
Meyer, Robert & Mary
Morrow, Thomas & Ann
Mueller, Dean & Janet
Murray, Susan
Nocchiero, John & Nancee
Pelizzaro, Anthony & Michelle
Preiss, Brian & Kelly
Rackley, Rachael
Renz, Christopher & Kelly
Reynolds, Don & Andrea
Roseman, Steven & Kathryn
Sandweg, Christopher & Concetta
Schmitz, Brian & Tracy
Schrader, Edward
Schuchardt, Scott & Margaret
Schuchardt, Edward & Mary
Schulte, John & Amy
Serati, Stephen & Catherine
Shannon, John
Sparrow, Dennis & Deborah
Strebler, Joe & Tina
Thompson, Nancy
Tichy, Martin & Mary
Tiemann, Patrick & Jacqueline
Valenza, Lawrence & Cathrine
Vogan, Richard & Rose
Walsh, Sean & Diane
Wendl, Steven & Stephanie
Williams, John & Terri
Wingbermuehle, David & Diane
Zahn, Matthew & Susana
Griffin Fund Alumni Donors by Graduation Year
Class Of 1961
Schlecht, Kenneth M.
Class Of 1962
Handlan, Timothy M.
Molner, Arthur R.
Moriarity, Roy T.
Sullivan, Leo M.
Wittenauer, William E.
Class Of 1963
Dunn, Robert B.
Vocks, Joseph T.
Class Of 1964
Carraher, Dennis J.
Grote, Joseph A.
Harlan, John L.
Kueneke, John C.
Moriarity, John M.
Steiner, Robert V.
Class Of 1965
Cella, Timothy R.
DeVasto, Dennis P.
Downing, Robert E.
Hines, Gerald A.
Kramer, Michael L.
Kromm, David V.
Kurka, Bruce H.
Singer, Alois N.
Class Of 1966
Barton, Allan D.
Bayers, Richard W.
Quinlan, Michael J.
Robert, Bruce P.
Class Of 1967
Ascheman, Russell S.
Bartnett, David P.
Betz, Edward D.
Downing, Thomas E.
Elli, Michael J.
Hoffman, Charles E.
Holden, Richard S.
Kennedy, William F.
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Normile, Michael T.
Pepple, Kim P.
Simpson, Mark T.
Class Of 1968
Adamec, Robert T.
Brother, Gerald M.
Browne, Michael F.
Donnelly, Richard J.
Furrer, Lawrence R.
Hagerty, Timothy J.
Hassett, Michael G.
Horvath, Richard L.
Loyet, Dennis A.
McMullen, Michael N.
Plannett, James M.
Reilly, James E.
Schweitzer, Robert J.
Sly, Patrick J.
Vogelgesang, Bruce E.
Class Of 1969
Bosslet, Kenneth F.
Haberstroh, Carl J.
Heinrich, Christopher E.
McGuire, Thomas J.
Nobel, Daniel A.
Paradoski, William L.
Class Of 1970
Bumb, Richard P.
DeRoze, William J.
Koehrer, Karl A.
Landry, Henry D.
Loyet, Rick J.
Noble, Harry A.
Normile, James P.
Schumacker, James M.
Sevem, Gerard C.
Waldschmidt, Robert C.
Weber, Steven J.
Wittich, Donald J.
Class Of 1971
Bartnett, Robert M.
Bommarito, Lawrence G.
Borowiak, Thomas G.
Bullman, Arthur L.
Bush, Denzil L.
Deddens, James E.
DePhillips, Wendell L.
Effinger, Michael G.
Hagerty, Mark X.
Hippe, Thomas G.
Lange, Dave A.
Levick, Steve J.
Menner, James E.
O’Brien, S. Vincent
Orr, Samuel J.
Schwaab, Douglas G.
Sebben, Anthony J.
Sontag, Robert F.
Wagner, Dennis C.
Young, Thomas G.
Class Of 1972
Frei, Stephen J.
Gapsch, Edward G.
Geoghegan, Kevin
Haubner, Michael J.
Michaelree, Lawrence
Robbins, George F.
Schafer, Michael E.
Shea, Daniel E.
Class Of 1973
Dailey, Michael G.
Hopfinger, William P.
Lueders, Kevin M.
O’Brien, Matthew J.
O’Connell, Thomas P.
Purk, William J.
Sauer, Stacy J.
Sherwood, Robert M.
Smid, Michael J.
Sontheimer, Thomas J.
Suter, Thomas E.
Wehrle, Joseph J.
Class Of 1974
Fechner, William J.
Fiala, Neil S.
Higgins, William S.
Huck, Mark F.
Leonardelli, Jim C.
Shamroe, Thomas J.
Winkler, Robert J.
Class Of 1975
Essmyer, Thomas M.
Fechter, William A.
Green, Dan G.
Lyons, Patrick G.
O’Brien, Timothy J.
Paradoski, Robert M.
Pijut, Daniel T.
Voorhees, Stephen G.
Class Of 1976
Gier, Joseph N.
Griffin, Timothy E.
Kemp, Robert J.
Lamping, Mark C.
Lang, James J.
McVey, Timothy L.
Nobel, William L.
Porter, Patrick W.
Sommer, Stephen M.
Winschel, Eric J.
Class Of 1977
Agne, Gary L.
Berry, Christopher J.
Bitzer, Peter W.
Clancy, Thomas P.
Gallo, Michael G.
Grant, Brian J.
Kohlberg, Mark E.
Lewandowski, Timothy J.
Loyet, Michael E.
Lux, Richard P.
Maloney, Tim J.
Misuraca, Vincent M.
Nealon, Mark J.
Ojile, Joseph M.
Olliges, Ralph
Redohl, Mike R.
Steinhart, William J.
Valleroy, Gregory A.
Voorhees, William B.
Class Of 1978
Engel, George L.
Giuffrida, Santo D.
Harbaugh, Daniel T.
Kelly, David G.
Klipsch, John E.
Kopp, Richard C.
Rapisardo, Christopher
Ridings, Will
Thum, John W.
Wuesthoff, Curt S.
Valenta, Michael N.
Zahn, Matthew R.
Class Of 1979
Cochran, John N.
Davis, Richard P.
Doyen, Fr. Mitchell S.
Duane, William J.
Gallo, John P.
Hantak, Gregory R.
Hennessey, William J.
Heumann, Robert G.
Higgins, Paul A.
Imhoff, Gerard J.
John, Peter J.
Lipsmire, Mark C.
Lux, Stephen T.
Manuel, Matthew J.
Mimlitz, John E.
Ossie, Robert
Slesinski, Raymond J.
Wanner, Edward J.
Class Of 1980
Bubash, John S.
Eppy, Joseph P.
Falleri, Frank W.
Fechter, John F.
Hooper, Patrick W.
Hummel, Ronald S.
Kleine, Scott R.
Ottenlips, Bernie J.
Wagner, Daniel J.
Winkelmann, Timothy J.
Class Of 1981
Brockmeyer, Charles J.
Burgess, John J.
Davis, Robert J.
Ehrhardt, David S.
Harris, Edward S.
Jennewein, Thomas G.
Komos, Henry T.
Langan, Robert P.
Lynch, Michael E.
Nickels, Michael G.
Class Of 1982
Basler, Daniel J.
Boehm, Thomas L.
Dreyer, Steve W.
Girse, Roger C.
Keller, Brian D.
Kemper, William M.
Merkel, James L.
Mills, Kevin M.
Molner, Dennis R.
Nowlin, Geoffrey B.
O’Toole, John F.
Pelch, Steven J.
Renz, Christopher M.
Schellhase, Michael J.
Siebert, Joseph A.
Thibodeau, Mark L.
Visconti, John L.
Class Of 1983
Beckmann, Gerald A.
Frein, Stephen M.
Gau, Richard A.
Guillot, Gerald J.
Orlando, Michael R.
Saliga, Stephen V.
Schrader, John G.
Valenza, Lawrence T.
Class Of 1984
Book, James H.
Brokaw, Scott A.
Brown, J. Scott
Costrino, John E.
Devine, Michael J.
Gerau, William E.
Gilliam, Michael J.
Herdlick, David M.
Lamprecht, Albert J.
McCartney, John T.
Olliges, Michael F.
Ploesser, Michael J.
Welker, Stephen
Class Of 1985
Agnello, Joseph M.
Basler, Darin F.
Dierkes, Steven L.
Fait, Patrick R.
Kamper, Michael
Malone, Thomas L.
Schwartz, James A.
Serafin, John
Yochim, James M.
Class Of 1986
Allgeyer, Kenneth J.
Belcher, Daniel T.
Bell, Daniel J.
Boccardi, Raffaele D.
Buehrle, Christopher H.
Corley, David M.
Conboy, Keith D.
Feld, Joseph J.
Finder, Robert J.
Grana, Jeffrey P.
Kelly, Michael J.
Malfer, John P.
Puricelli, Jim S.
Ringwald, David J.
Wendl, Steven N.
Class Of 1987
Barnes, Dennis E.
Cannon, Mark G.
Larson, Eric G.
Mahacek, Robert
Schmitz, Brian G.
Schwantner, Kenneth J.
Serafin, Jeffrey B.
Welker, Jeffrey R.
Class Of 1988
Anonymous
Armengol, John
Belcher, Jeffrey P.
Boehm, James J.
Class Of 1989
Boccardi, Joseph S.
Brokaw, Paul B.
Eddy, Charles S.
Giljum, Matthew
Hingle, Kevin
Kohlberg, David
O’Keefe, Joseph P.
Ott, Richard C.
Right, Anthony C.
Welker, Kristian L.
Class Of 1990
Calvert, Mike J.
Fendler, Donald M.
Gansner, James P.
Grant, William H.
Howard, John J.
Lampen, Robert
Michelsen, Mark A.
Rodis, John L.
Rohrbacker, Michael P.
Schneiderhahn, Matthew J.
Short, Keith L.
Class Of 1995
Campanella, Gregory A.
Fraraccio, Stephen J.
Jeep, Brian
Vogel, Scott R.
Westmeyer, Andrew W.
Class Of 1996
Bresler, Greg M.
Feld, Daniel K.
Kidd, Ryan M.
Magruder, Herbert E.
Class Of 1997
Lipic, Randall W.
Ringwald, Richard G.
Class Of 1998
Maurath, Justin J.
Yemm, Bradley R.
Class Of 1999
Callanan, Brian T.
Gadell, Joseph R.
Houchin, Robert T.
Kohlberg, Brian M.
Lewandowski, Edward J.
O’Donnell, Timothy P.
Paradoski, Michael W.
Wunderlich, Bradley A.
Morales, Philip J.
Nahlik, Michael A.
Schuermann, Mark A.
Stein, Nathaniel R.
Class Of 2000
Curran, David M.
Hartman, Christopher S.
Peniston, Timothy M.
Class Of 2004
Bono, Matthew J.
Menne, Michael P.
Class Of 2001
Bono, Dominic J.
Gough, John M.
Jackson, William O.
Onder, Richard M.
Riordan, Nicholas M.
Sedlak, Robert M.
Class Of 2002
Franz, Zachary D.
Shortell, Sean P.
Class Of 2005
Cochran, Ty
Eggleston, Timothy
Gibson, Andrew
Horn, Daniel J.
Wetzel, Ryan T.
Class Of 2006
Valenta, Kevin
Class Of 2007
Gaughan, Ryan K.
Hummel, Stephen M.
Class Of 2003
Bader, John P.
Evitts, Jeffrey L.
Fischer, Daniel A.
Mission Work with a Reggae Beat
A Caribbean island may sound like a perfect vacation escape, but for 17 Griffins
last summer, it was all about work.
A troop of students, one alumnus and three adult volunteers spent eight days in
Ocho Rios, Jamaica, on a mission trip with groups from other high schools across
the country. The work — in 100-degree heat — included repairing fences and homes,
and mixing concrete by hand to pour a foundation for a community center.
The trip was coordinated by Vianney Chaplain Fr. Tim Kenney, S.M., through an
organization called Catholic Heart Work Camp.
Class Of 1991
Buergler, David F.
Cordes, David C.
Geldmacher, Christopher K.
George, Michael R.
Giljum, Brian C.
Hingle, Craig E.
Mahn, Michael S.
Mulligan, Michael S.
Walsh, Kevin W.
Class Of 1992
Mantia, Michael S.
McLaughlin, Daniel E.
Stika, Paul T.
Woods, David T.
Winkelmann, Thomas
Zinser, Douglas A.
Class Of 1993
Cerone, Peter F.
Gau, Thomas R.
Miskall, William L.
Politte, Cliff A.
Schoen, Kevin A.
Snyder, Brad K.
Trueman, Daniel J.
Class Of 1994
Bader, Luke W.
Geldmacher, Stephen W.
Savens, Anthony M.
Stevison, James B.
Vianney students gather with other high schoolers for morning prayer before beginning a day of work in Ocho
Rios, Jamaica.
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Capital Campaign Donors 2010-2011
$10,000 + Sly, Patrick & Peggy
$5,000 + Anonymous
Bader, Ken & Frances
Klocke, James & Tina
Purk, William & Jennah
$1,000 + Cahalin, James & Nancy
Downing, Thomas & Nikki
Eggleston, Donald & Mary Ann
Furrer, Lawrence & Carol
Henschel, Richard & Judith
Holloran, James
Hooper, Patrick & Debbie
Hunzeker, John & Maryanne
JS Logistics
Keller, Lawrence
Kinsella, Robert & Barbara
Kohlberg, David & Ami
Kohlberg, Mark & Mary
Levick, Steve & Deni
Loyet, Michael & Sheila
Normile, Michael & Christine
O’Connell, Thomas & Janet
Purk, Robert & Tracy
Schoen, Kurt & Brenda
Schumacker, James & Kathleen
Stevison, Thomas & Mary
Suellentrop, Stephen & Betty
Voorhees, Gerard
Weber, James & Diane
Winkelmann, Thomas
Up to $1,000
Anonymous
Abbott, Daniel & Maureen
Ahillen, Paul & Vicky
Albes, Daniel & Elizabeth
Appelbaum, John & Carol
Arcipowski, John & Angie
Bantle, Gregory
Barnidge, Dan & Michele
Barron, Kirk
Bartnett, David & Carole
Berra, Paul & Rose
Bibas, Ike & Kimberly
Bommarito, Lawrence & Josie
Book, James & Sharon
Brady, Glenn & Sharon
Brase, John & Allison
Brase, Scott & Wendy
Brennan, Brian & Patty
Brockmeyer, Charles & Sara
Callanan, Brian & Malinda
Cerone, Peter & Jennifer
Clemens, Michelle
Cowie, John & Elizabeth
Dailey, Matthew
Delonjay, Brian & Diana
Dreyer, Steve & Lisa
Ehrhardt, David
Fait, Patrick & Melissa
Falleri, Frank & Mary Carol
Fendler, Donald & Shelley
Fitzpatrick, Mary Kay
Flanagan, Thomas & Ruth
Gapsch, Edward & Kathy
Garwitz, Paul & Barbara
Geldmacher, Kenneth & Kathy
Gier, Joseph & Teresa
Giljum, Matthew & Anne
Gladstone, Gene & Kim
Glaser, William & Julie
Goulden, James & Debbie
Grasso, Tony & Jennifer
Greubel, Edward & Liz
Hacker, Kevin & Lynn
Hall, William & Rose
Hantak, Gregory & Gayle
Hollman, Mark & Michelle
Holzem, Thomas & Sunya
Houchin, Robert & Lindsay
Hrbacek, Greg & Lori
Hummel, Ronald & Denise
Ippolito, David & Alice
Jennewein, Thomas & Jane
Kohlberg, Brian & Emily
Kohlberg, Jeffrey & Abbie
Kornmann, Brian & Tiffany
Kortum, Daniel & Mary
Kreutz, Jeffrey & Adrienne
Krueger, Terri
Kuna Meat Company, Inc
Kwasinski, Eugene* & Donna
Lang, Thomas & Jill
Lipic, Paul & Sharon
Lohse, Harry & Kathy
Maguire, Stephen & Rosalie
Matreci, Dennis
Maurer, Gene & Lisa
McGauley, John & Mary
Meyer, Robert & Mary
Miller, Larry & Tracy
Mohr, John & Beth
Moriarity, John & Betty
Nardoni, Steve & Maryann
Natsch, Charles & Joan
Newhouse, William & Beth
O’Connell, Brian
O’Connell, John & Mary Jo
O’Keefe, Donald
O’Neill, Richard & Susan
O’Toole, John & Kathy
O’Toole, John & Michelle
Pinkowski, Scott
Ranson, Nicholas & Sarah
Rolfes, Gregory & Danielle
Roseland, Richard & Lisa
Rotary Club of St. Louis
Sauder, Gerald & Debbie
Shepard, Michael & Kathleen
Siebert, Joseph & Julia
Snyder, Robert & Deanna
Solari, Mark & Cheryl
Sontag, Robert & Kathleen
Stevens, Byron & Rachel
Suellentrop, Gregory & Roberta
Suellentrop, Keith
Tipton, Daniel & Karen
Touzinsky, Charles & Anne
Vogel, Scott & Kristin
Vogelgesang, Bruce & Debbie
VonderHaar, Virgil
Walsh, Kevin & Jill
Walsh, Martin & Margaret
Walsh, Peter
Wilferd, David & Jan
Wolff, Gregory & Tonya
Yanko, Albert & Kathy
Zonca, Steve & Pam
*Deceased
Matching Gifts
Anheuser-Busch Foundation
Bank Of America
BNSF Foundation
The Boeing Company
Bunge North America Foundation
Covidien, LTD
Emerson
FM Global Foundation
Laclede Gas Company
Land O’Lakes, Inc. Foundation
Macy’s
Merrill Lynch
Monsanto Fund
Morgan Stanley
Novartis
Peabody Energy
Principal Financial Group
Quest Diagnostics
Regions
The Springleaf Financial Services
Stanley Works
Union Pacific Corporation
US Bancorp Foundation
Wachovia Foundation
Wells Fargo
In-Kind Gifts
Book, Al & Sandy
Green, Dan
ISC Contracting
Hess, Teresa
Kruse-Grimm-Brix Florist
McCormick, Matt
McGuire, Scott & Debbie
Tony Prince Company, Inc.
Musick, Don
Musick Construction
Paradoski, Robert
Gravois Planing Mill Company
Pezold, Stan
Ameren Missouri
Rainey, Jeanine
Renz, Christopher & Kelly
Sly, Pat & Peggy
Winkelmann, Nancy
Then-juniors Denny Moore and Joey Vander Pluym add to the Toys for Tots collection jar with the encouragement of teacher Mr. Charlie Walsh and alumnus and local radio personality Mr. Mark Klose ’71.
A Tradition of Griffin Generosity
You know Christmas is coming when the Toys for Tots drive canisters are
making the rounds in the Griffins’ Café. Last year, Vianney students donated
a cool $7,300 during just four days of lunchtime collections. Competition
between classes helped spark the success of the drive, which is sponsored by
the Lettermen’s Club.
With the proceeds from the collection, Griffins were able to purchase 1,191 toys
for donation to the Salvation Army’s annual toy drive.
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Scholarship Fund Donors
Tom Cella Memorial
Scholarship
Buttice, Joseph & Melissa
Chier, James & Kimberly
Donahue, Jill & Kyle
Flynn, Daniel & Cathy
Leibrecht, Sandra
Lessmann, Scott & Kathleen
Mantia, Michael & Sharon
McLaughlin, Kevin & Laura
Tissi, Anthony & Barb
Wilder, Katrina
Gerald Cutter
Memorial
Scholarship
Downing, Thomas & Nikki
Jack Glaser
Memorial
Scholarship
O’Brien, Thomas & Mary
Brian Gruender
Memorial Scholarship
Felling, Michael & Darlene
Klotz, Thomas & Corie
Robert W. Bosslet Jr.
Memorial Scholarship
Arnold, Margaret
Beatty, William & Mary
Bollwerk & Ryan, LLC
Bosslet, Alissa
Bosslet, Anne
Bosslet, Charles & Carol
Bosslet Sr., Robert W.
Bosslet, Timothy & Jamie
Buer, Robert & Terri
Bumb, Richard & Denise
Callis, Lance
Chapman, Charles & Judith
Chapman, Thelma
Cherry Hills Dental Group
Conant, Darrell & Jacqueline
Crews, Vita & Mildred
Dittman, Bob & Beth
Downing, Thomas & Nikki
Gavilsky, Lawrence & Cynthia
Goff, Bob & Shirley
Gosnell, Otis & Sandra
Gump, Rex
Harper, Jerry & Sandra
Harrison, Clarence
Hewlett, Thomas & Patricia
Hitt, Garry & Kathryn
Illinois Trial Lawyers Association
Jellen, Dale & Joyce
Jones, David & Mary
Judd, Richard & Andrea
Klahr, Carol
Klahr, Robert & Gasparovic,
Bethany
Kozeny, David & Vicki
Kramer & Frank, P.C.
Krebeck, Keith
Krodinger, William & Pam
Kuntz, Brian & Barbara
Kuntz, Larry
Kurilla, Robert & Patricia
Lucco Brown Threlkeld & Dawson
LLP
Mateyka, William & Karen
Mathews, Nancy
Meyerkord, Stephen & Jane
Midlands Rehabilitation
Consultants Inc.
Miller, Harold & Virginia
Missouri Athletic Club
Moriarity, John & Betty
Moriarity, William & Linda
Mushill, Constance
Norton, Donald
O’Leary, Terrence & Jan
Ortlip, John & Diane
Papa, John
Pashia, James & Kuntz, Mary Beth
Patton, Pamela
Pierce, Brad
Roberto, Joan
Sandberg Phoenix & von
Gontard P.C.
Schlapprizzi, Donald & Deby
Schoenbeck, Stephen
Smith, Alan
Sommer, Lyndon
Tiemeyer, Kenneth & Joan
Town and Country Chiropractic
Centre
Vaccaro, Guy & Theresa
vonGontard, Peter
Wolf, Richard & Jean
Worthen, Aileen
Zelenka, Cynthia
Zelenka, Elaine
Daniel Ringwald
Memorial Scholarship
1989 Moms of Boys’ Group
Bloemker, Rick & Marilyn
Brinker, Jan & Cliff
Brown, Zachary & Jana
Bumb, Richard & Denise
Buske, Glenn & Velma
Capelle, Paul & Denise
Condit, JoAnn
Crake, Jean
Duvall, Henry & Catherine
Eggleston, Donald & Mary Ann
Eppy, William
Eshelman, Joyce
Fitzsimmons, Joan
Grasso, Tony & Jennifer
Hemann, Kevin & Louise
Keller, Lawrence
King, John & Barbara
Klein, Charles & Mary Anne
Klotz, Thomas & Corie
Kussman, Rita
Lammers, Leo & Barbara
Lesmeister, Jerome & Judith
Lorentz, Charles & Sally
Malin, Scott & Linda
McBride, Pat & Barbara
McCord, Ronald & Diane
McCulley, Harold
Mitchusson, Robert & Terese
Moore, Carl & Doris
Moore, John & Donna
Mueller, Gary & Lynn
Nelson, Kerry & Mary Jo
Organ, James & Betty
Otto, Lawrence
R. W. Basler & Company, Inc.
Reynolds, Barb
Ribbing, Randy & Julie
Ringwald, Charles & Sharon
Ringwald, David & Bernadette
Ringwald, John* & Donna
Ringwald, Leo & Victoria
Ringwald, Steven & Staci
Ripper, Richard & Suzanne
Rothweil, Robert & Susan
Sandweg, Marilyn
Schaeffer, Dan & Kathy
Schwartz, William & Linda
Schweiss, Kelly
Steiger, Robert & Miriam
Sucher, Robert & Victoria
Tiemeyer, Kenneth & Joan
Woodson, Frank & Cheri
Young, John & Gladys
Lt. Daniel P. Riordan
Memorial Scholarship
2nd Battalion 8th US Cavalry
Regiment
Allman, James
Backus, Wesley & Susan
Bazzell, Jackie
Bourisaw, Al & Evelyn
Brent, Scott & Joanna
Briseno, Artez
Carballo Family Foundation Fund
Fetters, Scott & Miki
Fox, Dennis & Linda
Garrett, Susan
Garrett, Chris & Christina
Garrett, Matt
Garrett, John
Gateway Command Financial
Planning
Gladstone, Gene & Kim
Hanlon, Kit
John D. McGurks, Inc.
Johnson, Tom & Madeline
Klotz, Thomas & Corie
Lima, Jose & Carol
Luechtefeld, Michelle
McLaughlin, Michael & Laura
Move on Up. Org PAC
Niebruegge, William & Stacey
O’Toole, Kevin
Powerhouse Sales, Inc.
Rainey, Jeanine & Robert
Riordan, Suzanne
Rolfes, Gregory & Danielle
Salon 231
Shirley, Jason & Morgan
Shull, Stephen
Skidmore, Diana
St. Louis Pizza and Wings
Wallace, James & Barbara
Werner, Terry
Wittman, Jerome & Carol
Student-Sponsored
Scholarships
Class Of 2013
Albert, Kevin S.
Allen, Nicholas C.
Alvarez, Richard J.
Argast, Nick P.
Barnes, Kyle C.
Benson, Brett A.
Bitzer, Allen V.
Bolin, Brian T.
Bradley, Robert K.
Brockmeyer, William E.
Cantu, Drake A.
Dreyer, Matthew S.
Ederle, Derek J.
Elliott, Jordan J.
Ewart, Donald L.
Faust, Albert J.
Garth, Brenden M.
Gauthier, Joseph C.
Golick, Anthony D.
Hackett, Jason C.
Hayden, Timothy D.
Hembrador, Daren
Hembrador, Daryl
Henn, Joseph M.
Howdeshell, Cory R.
Johnson, Matthew J.
Kellen, Branson K.
Keller, Brendan R.
Klages, John T.
Klaus, Andrew C.
Kniesche, Nicholas M.
Knox, Shane T.
Kurt, Jacob T.
Lewandowski, Austin T.
Lipsmire, Anthony C.
McGuire, Kyle J.
Morgan, Douglas G.
Muenster, Alexander G.
Nemec, Brian K.
Nienhaus, Matthew R.
Nuessle, Michael J.
O’Brien, Sean P.
Ogle, Kevin B.
Oldani, Samuel L.
O’Leary, Connor T.
Peth, Connor W.
Preiss, David W.
Reilly, Daniel P.
Renz, Leo P.
Reynolds, Samuel V.
Riggio, Vincent N.
Roseman, Christopher A.
Schaetzel, Spencer W.
Schroff, Alec C.
Schumacker, Kevin D.
Somogye, Joseph R.
Watkins, Christopher M.
Wood, Ryan P.
Woodson, Bradley P.
Class Of 2014
Baker, Bradley R.
Bennett, Kyle M.
Bialczak, Alexander J.
Bockskopf, Zachary C.
Borisenko, Connor P.
Borowiak, Zachary C.
Brown, Chad D.
Bruner, Clayton J.
Burmeister, Brad J.
Caldwell, Marques E.
Dallas, Tanner R.
Dean, Benjamin G.
DePriest, Corey R.
Doherty, Shane M.
Dombrowski, Ben A.
Dreiling, Connor R.
Eilerman, David A.
Elfrink, Pavel J.
Eskridge, Connor M.
Farmer, Christopher D.
Fedoronko, Nicholas E.
Garland, Connor J.
Glass, William C.
Glasscock, Andrew K.
Hackett, Andrew L.
Harfst, Jeremy D.
Hartman, Anthony D.
Henschel, Kevin O.
Hoeing, Kevin P.
Hooper, John T.
Hubbard, Jacob D.
Jansen, Matthew P.
Jokerst, Corey W.
Kelly, Ryan M.
Kilper, Joseph R.
Kleine, Matthew S.
Knernschield, Jory W.
Kohlberg, Patrick T.
Kreitner, Nicholas A.
LaChance, Jacob T.
LaMartina, Joseph A.
Lofstedt, Dane J.
Ludwig, Jacob D.
Lyons, Jack A.
Macke, Michael C.
Madden, Brendan T.
Maus, Eric R.
McCartney, John F.
Medcalf, Zachary T.
Medina, Oscar
Meyer, Sean R.
Michel, Adam R.
Moellering, Alexander C.
Mueller, Matthew D.
Murray, William P.
Nocchiero, Nicholas T.
Paulus, Kennedy J.
Pelizzaro, Nicholas A.
Pleimann, Kenneth J.
Preiss, Austin A.
Rasnic, Ryan C.
Rath, Matthew J.
Renz, Cameron M.
Renz, Connor M.
Resuta, Joshua J.
Reynolds, Aaron C.
Roseman, Zachary P.
Sandweg, Jeffrey J.
Sapienza, Matthew J.
Scheipeter, Marc J.
Schrader, Anthony W.
Schuchardt, Kyle J.
Schulte, Thomas J.
Segbers, Mark D.
Serati, Michael S.
Shannon, Seamus B.
Shuck, Brendan W.
Sly, James P.
Smith, Andrew P.
Somogye, Ryan J.
Sparrow, Hayden D.
Spies, Logan M.
Stark, Timothy R.
Strebler, Blake A.
Thompson, Nikita A.
Tichy, Samuel G.
Tiemann, Kevin M.
Valenza, Thomas J.
Voelker, Matthew H.
Vogan, Trevor L.
Wall, Keaton L.
Walsh, Ryan P.
Wendl, Joseph M.
Widmer, Nicholas A.
Williams, Kyle D.
Wingbermuehle, Benjamin R.
Wojciechowski, Nicholas R.
Wuesthoff, Nolan W.
Zahn, David M.
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2011 Night of the Griffin Auction
Gross Receipts
$297,850 Net Proceeds
$247,320.00 Total Attendees
520
High Bid Item (Cabo San Lucas Trip)
$3,200
Socializing is always part of the enjoyment of
the auction. Bro. Leo Slay, S.M., chats with Vianney dads Joe Mahfood and Rick Henschel.
Night of the Griffin Auction Fund-A-Need
Anonymous Gifts
$35,900
$5,000
Dodson, John, Sr.
Flatley, John & Pam
At the Night of the Griffin auction in February, Jim Schumacker ’70 signs a receipt
Kohlberg, Mark & Mary
brought to him by then-sophomore Drake Cantu. Joining Mr. Schumacker is Vianney Mahfood,Joe & Melon
parent Tom Brady.
$2,000
Fontana, Mike & Maryland
Auction Committee Chairs
Loyet, Michael & Sheila
Auction Chairs
Facilities
Servers Coordination
Ringwald, Donna
Debbie McGuire
Vicki Drady
Brad and Tina Ogle
Schumacker, James &
Deanna Snyder
Doris Voelker
Lisa Dreyer
Kathleen
Co-chair Emeritus
Grandparents
Spinning Wheel
$1,000
Sue Dombek
Honor Roll
Vicki Moore
Bader, Ken & Fran
Deanna Snyder
Cindy Schneider
Basler, Richard & Dianne
Acquisitions
Diane Staebel
Borkowski, Dan & Maureen
Connie Hayden
Hearth & Home
Bumb, Rick & Denny
Griffin Gear
John & Mary Tresslar
Dallas, Rick & Lisa
Ad Coordinator
Debbie Goulden
Davis, Rick & Bridget
Debbie McGuire
Connie Williams
Sports & More
Dombek, Jerry & Sue
Terri Williams
Tracey Nieder
Haar, Kevin & Pam
Bank
Sandy Scheetz
Haddock, Ray & Denise
Rich Bach
Griffin Gold
Hayden, David & Mimi
Mark & Mary Scheipeter Ken & Jackie Pleimann Volunteer Coordinator
Henschel, Rich & Judy
Peggy Klages
Kemlage, Tom
Bar Coordinators
Hospitality
Klocke, Jim & Tina
Robyn and Jim Hoffman Debbie McGuire
Volunteer Dinner/
Kohlberg, David & Ami
Mary McEntee
Joe Mahfood
Kitchen Clean Up
Mahn, Mike & Meghan, Jr.
Chris Amelung
Murphy, Pat & Ellen
Certificates
Live Auction
O’Connell, Tom & Janet, Sr.
Linda Ederle
Melon and Joe Mahfood Wine Masquerade
Ojile, Joe & Marianne
Caryn Gauthier
Tina Moszczenski
Dina Garland
Purk, Bill & Jennah
Mariann Vitale
Riordan, Donna & Rex
Classroom Packages
PowerPoint Presentation
Karen Janasik
Adam Pizzitola ’08
$500
Judy Wiss
Bommarito, Larry & Josie
Registration/Check-In
Bowe, Chris & Joan
College Booth
Sherry LaRose
Cindy Peth
Elizabeth Pfaff
Danielle Thum
Tina Strebler
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Fraraccio, Mark & Kathy
Frisella, Andy
Frisella, Sal
Gansner, Jim & Shannon
Garland, Jim & Dina
Hackett, Chris & Lisa
Kelly, Pat & Marion
Kurt, Tim & Sharon
Lofstedt, Christine
Lowry, Brian & Renai
Normile, Mike & Chris
Raterman, Richard & Kathy
Rhea, Ryan & Tara
Sebben, Tony & Patti
Tierney, Tim & Colleen
Woods, David
$250
Alvarez, Robert & Patricia
Arendes, Mike & Lisa
Eggleston, Don & Mary Ann
Gapsch, Ed & Kathy
Gauthier, Dan & Caryn
Geldmacher, Christopher
& Tracy
Geldmacher, Kenneth
& Kathy
Guignon, Jerry & Carla
Heinrich, Dave & Pat
Lux, Steve & Geri
Renz, Lee & Clare
Schuermann, Joe & Lisa
Snyder, Bob & Deanna
$200
Bowes, Tom & Diane
$150
Furrer, Lawrence & Carol
$100
Bahlinger, Mike & Denise
Bentrup, Hal & Sue
Cerone, Pete & Jennifer
Connors, Mike & Kathy
Eilerman, Greg & Mary
Falleri, Frank & Mary Carol
Fitzpatrick, Mary Kay
Garth, Tim & Carol
Geldmacher, Steve & Kelly
Gilmore, Bob & Shelley
Hansmann, Brad & Melissa
Harster, Ed Jr.
Hartman, Joe & Ginny
Hayden, Paul & Connie
Hoffmann, Jim & Robyn
Hummel, Ron & Denise
Hurley, Mike & Erin
Knox, John & Maureen
Lange, Bob & Casey
Lewandowski, Tim & Laura
Matreci, Lawrence A.
O’Brien, Cheryl
Owens, Don & Ellen
Peniston, Tim & Sarah
Poelzl, Joe & Ann
Raich, Margaret
Reilly, Pat & Sharon
Reynolds, Vince & Sandy
Rhea, Larry & Beverly
Schuermann, Mark & Rachel
Slazinik, David & Kathryn
Wood, Dennis & Pat
Woods, Alice
Woodson, Frank & Cheri
$50
Cadice, Richard & Mary Ellen
Power, Robert E.
2011 Benefit Golf Tournament
Gross Receipts
Net Proceeds
$26,000 $14,000
The Benefit Golf tournament was a family affair for the Dombek foursome,
which included dad Jerry, Justin ’10, Jeremy ’07 and mom Sue Dombek.
Golf Tournament Committee
Sue Dombek
Gary Hasenmueller ‘71
David Kohlberg ‘89
Mark Kohlberg ‘76
Bill Lenzen ‘64
Bub Moriarty ‘64
Mike Orlando ‘82
Tim Peniston ‘00
Mike Schellhase ‘82
Mark Schuermann ‘03
Scott Schwartz ‘95
Ed Wulkopf
The pressure is on for Mike Schellhase ’82 as fellow alumni Dan Basler ’82, Mike Orlando ’83 (crouching)
and Ron Essmyer ’81 keep a close eye on his putt at the Vianney Benefit Golf Tournament in June.
Have You Remembered Vianney In Your Will?
By remembering St. John Vianney
High School in your will, you can
influence the lives of young men in
a beautiful and profound way.
Then-sophomore James Cocroft hands a softball to his Special School
District buddy, while then-junior Tim Tresslar waits to record her throw.
James and Tim were among roughly 200 Griffins who stepped up to make
it a gold-medal day for the Olympians.
A bequest is one of the simplest ways
to provide for Vianney’s future, and it
can take many forms. For example, you
may arrange for Vianney to receive:
• A specific dollar amount.
• Specified assets, such as securities,
real estate or tangible property.
• All or a percentage of the remainder
of your estate after any obligations
have been met.
You may make a bequest to Vianney
by preparing a new will or adding a
codicil to your present will.
An outright bequest to Vianney is fully
tax-deductible for estate-tax purposes.
The gift of Catholic education at Vianney is a significant way your dreams
and beliefs can live on even after you
are gone. Please discuss this opportunity with your family and consult your
attorney or financial adviser for more
informaation.
Warm Spirits at
Soggy Special Olympics
The day was cool and damp, but spirits were bright for
Vianney’s ninth annual hosting of Special Olympics in
May. The Griffins welcomed about 110 athletes from
the St. Louis Special School District for the track and
field competition.
In all, nearly 200 Vianney student volunteers worked
to make the day fun and truly special for our guests.
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Nominations due soon for the
St. John Vianney High School
HALL OF FAME
We seek nominees who have demonstrated outstanding accomplishment in
service to their profession, their community or St. John Vianney High School.
Nomination deadline is Jan. 6, 2012
Nomination form and guidelines are at www.vianney.com
Click on Alumni, then on Hall of Fame.
Let us know who you think deserves this prestigious recognition!
Newly inducted Vianney Hall of Famer Mr. Jim Farrell gives his acceptance speech at
the 2010 ceremony. Mr. Farrell spent 41 years teaching and coaching at Vianney.
Questions? Contact Mark Schuermann ’03 at 314.965.4853, ext. 144,
or mschuermann@vianney.com
Night of the Griffin
Auction and Dinner
February 18, 2012
It’s Vianney’s biggest
social and fundraising
event of the year!
Watch your mail for
details, or check out
the Auction link at
Vianney.com.
At the 2011 Night of the Griffin Auction, student workers
applaud the bidding. The Griffins are, from left, Tim Agne,
Brett Basler, Ian Wohlstadter, Matt Maus and Robbie Schmitt.