A Century of Changing Lives

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Ranken Technical College
4431 Finney Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63113
(314) 286-3674
www.ranken.edu
Ranken Technical College is a private,
non-profit, degree-granting institution of
higher learning whose primary mission is to
provide the comprehensive education and
training necessary to prepare students
for employment and advancement in a
variety of technical fields.
A
Century
of
Changing
2006 – 2007 ANNUAL REPORT
Lives
St. Louis, MO
Permit No. 2147
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Non-Profit
Organization
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CHANGING
LIVES
C O M M E M O R AT I V E P I E C E S
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
Year Ended June 30, 2005
Total Revenue At-A-Glance
Revenues
$
10,395,285 $
10,960,443 $
11,867,541
Investment Income (includes capital gains and losses)
Tuition
$
4,828,480 $
7,190,881 $
10,099,658
Contributions
$
1,658,031 $
3,149,539 $
4,564,786
Auxiliary Income
$
2,466,051 $
2,444,899 $
2,353,039
Other Income
$
1,091,880 $
1,128,622 $
1,209,462
$
20,439,727 $
24,874,384 $
30,094,486
3,950,194
Total Revenue
Expenditures
Instruction
$
4,342,565 $
3,829,146 $
Academic Support
$
606,476 $
682,554 $
632,758
Institutional Support & Student Services
$
7,116,646 $
7,984,634 $
9,013,810
Fund Raising
$
521,634 $
509,741 $
509,731
Operation of Maintenance of Plant
$
1,913,052 $
2,129,553 $
2,021,795
Auxiliary Expenses
$
1,936,918 $
1,997,375 $
1,633,815
Total Expenditures
$
16,437,291 $
17,133,003 $
17,762,103
Change in Net Assets
$
4,002,436 $
7,741,381 $
12,332,383
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
Total Expenditures At-A-Glance
Total Assets At-A-Glance
Assets
Current Assets
$
1,977,547 $
1,519,779 $
2,598,670
Other Assets
$
4,139,502 $
4,474,349 $
8,980,346
Investments
$
47,716,259 $
53,982,394 $
71,285,239
Property & Equipment, net
$
11,734,972 $
13,319,766 $
15,184,009
$
65,568,280 $
73,296,288 $
98,048,264
Total Assets
Liability in Net Assets
Current Liabilities
$
2,713,363 $
2,470,473 $
1,776,957
Other Liabilities
$
539,912 $
693,732 $
2,724,794
Longterm Liabilities
$
7,585,000 $
7,395,000 $
17,325,000
Total Liabilities
$
10,838,275 $
10,559,205 $
21,826,751
Net Assets
$
54,730,005 $
62,737,083 $
76,221,513
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$
65,568,280 $
73,296,288 $
98,048,264
Total Liabilities At-A-Glance
In celebration of our centennial, Ranken had two pieces created to commemorate the
anniversary. The first piece is a book written about the College’s history and development,
“A Century of Educational Excellence.” The second piece is a John Pils illustration
of Ranken’s campus. The book is available for $10 and the John Pils illustrations are
available for $20 for an un-matted piece or $30 for a matted piece. Both pieces can
be purchased at the Ranken bookstore or online at www.ranken.edu.
RANKEN TECHNICAL COLLEGE | | A CENTURY OF CHANGING LIVES
RANKEN
TECHNICAL
COLLEGE:
A CENTURY OF CHANGING LIVES
David Ranken, Jr. established Ranken in 1907, recognizing the need for a St. Louis-based trade
school that taught the skills needed in the mechanical trades and emphasized the dignity of
labor. He envisioned a place where young people could create a bright future for themselves
through high-quality, hands-on technical education.
When the first academic year began in September 1909, 20 students were enrolled in the David
Ranken, Jr. School of Mechanical Trades. For just $10 a term, boys 14 and older could enroll in
painting, bricklaying, steam engineering, carpentry and plumbing classes. By comparison, today
nearly 2,000 men and women are enrolled at Ranken for day and evening classes. Tuition is
now $5,600 per semester, and the curriculum has grown to include instruction and training in
a wide variety of technical skills in the automotive, construction, electrical, information
technology and manufacturing fields.
Ranken Technical College has grown from one lone building to a 10-acre campus with a dozen
buildings housing almost 20 different technical programs. Gone are pattern making and radio
repair programs; computers now play a dominant role in almost any technical skill. Ranken
has always embraced change, being responsive to needs and workforce demands. The College
will continue to adapt developing new curriculums and establish new degrees and certification
programs, such as the addition of the new bachelor degree programs to boost graduates careers
and to meet workforce needs. Ranken must, and does, invest in new equipment to match the
advanced technology used in businesses, providing the best education possible to transform
students into valuable employees.
In recent years, Ranken has helped revitalize the neighborhood surrounding the campus with
the construction of over 40 new affordable single family homes through the Ranken Community
Development Corporation. Recently, the College purchased the former site of the Raskas Dairy
facility adjacent to Ranken’s campus. The former plant and warehouse are in the process of being
renovated to create additional shop space, a dormitory and landscaped courtyards.
David Ranken, Jr., in a letter sent to the Board of Trustees just before he passed away in 1910,
wrote, “I have been very much gratified with the success made by the school so far.” One can
only imagine the satisfaction he would have experienced in observing the many successes that
would occur over the next 97 years, and in knowing that Ranken is prepared to grow into its
second century of success.
RANKEN TECHNICAL COLLEGE | | ANNUAL REPORT 2006 – 2007
MESSAGE
FROM
THE
PRESIDENT
BEN H. ERNST
While faces, programs and technologies may have changed over the past 100 years, Ranken
Technical College’s commitment to the economic vitality of the St. Louis region remains as
strong as ever. Our first century has indisputably been one of educational excellence.
I’m proud to be a part of an institution with such a rich, storied history, and I’m proud of the
steady and remarkable growth of the College. Most importantly, I’m proud of the tens of thousands
of men and women who have experienced the success that comes with a Ranken degree.
The bedrock for our longstanding reputation as the premier technical college in the Midwest is
the excellence of our graduates. Their supreme work ethic and unsurpassed technical training
make them excellent employees as well as successful and innovative business managers and
owners. Their achievements validate the maxim that technical education changes lives. From
the first graduating class of 11 students in 1911 to 547 graduates this past academic year, all of
our graduates are equipped with the education and technical skills they need to succeed.
As we reflect on our impressive past, we are also building for the present and future. Over the
past year, our two major strategic expansion projects have continued to take shape. The Mary
Ann Lee Technology Center is almost complete and classes are already being held in the new
building. The Mary Ann Lee Technology Center is a 72,000-square-foot facility on the north
side of campus that has been completely renovated to house our new High Performance Racing
Technology program as well as the Industrial Technology program. Our other major investment,
the Myrtle and Earl Walker Residence Hall, is also moving right along. With planning and
designing complete — and demolition already underway — the construction phase is scheduled
to begin shortly. Upon completion, this 60,000 square-foot building will be transformed into
the College’s first ever on-campus dormitory and will have the ability to house 200 students.
To our many donors, we appreciate your continued support. Your ongoing generosity opens
doors to exciting new programs and opportunities and helps Ranken Technical College enhance
our mission of excellence in education and workforce training.
For those of you who have not invested in Ranken, I encourage you to consider the many ways
you can contribute to the education and training of our students. All gifts – no matter the type
or size – help Ranken Technical College prepare students for successful careers.
Sincerely,
July 1907
David Ranken, Jr. hires Ranken’s first
superintendent-Lewis Gustafson
November 1907
David Ranken, Jr. executes and files the
Foundation Deed of Gift establishing
December 1907
First board of trustees meeting held
September 1909
Dedication of Cook Building and
first day classes begin with 20
pupils; tuition was $10 a term
1909
1907
Ben H. Ernst
President
A D M I N I S T R AT I O N
President
Ben H. Ernst
B.S.B.A., Accounting,
University of Missouri – St. Louis
M.B.A., Finance,
St. Louis University
Vice President for Development
Timothy J. Willard
B.A., English Literature,
Regis University
M.A., English Education,
University of Colorado at Boulder
Ph.D., Higher Education Administration,
University of Colorado at Boulder
Vice President for Education
John E. Wood
A.T., Automotive Maintenance Technology,
B.S., Workforce Education and Development,
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
M.S., Workforce Education and Development,
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
M.B.A., Lindenwood University
Vice President for Finance and Administration
Peter T. Murtaugh
B.S., Accounting,
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
M.B.A.,
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
MESSAGE
FROM
THE
CHAIRMAN
R O B E R T W. S TA L E Y
As Ranken Technical College celebrates its centennial this year, my fellow trustees and I are
proud of our role in helping to prepare the College for the next 100 years. We believe in the
College’s educational philosophy, which is based on technical training, general education and
professionalism. We support the College’s mission to provide the comprehensive education
and training necessary to prepare students for employment and advancement in a variety of
technical fields.
As Ben’s letter states, Ranken’s vitality and reputation rest on the success of our graduates.
Our mission goes beyond helping our graduates find employment; it also includes preparing
students to advance in their careers. Ranken’s two-year associate degree programs prepare
students for employment and success in their fields. Subsequently, our bachelor of science
degrees in Architectural Technology and Applied Management prepare our students for further
career advancement.
In deciding to offer four-year degrees, Ranken made a commitment to the ongoing success
of not only our students, but also our faculty. Ranken’s accreditation by the Higher Learning
Commission means that 70 percent or more of our faculty must have a bachelor or master’s
degree. To maintain this requirement, Ranken’s Education Committee has developed a standard
for hiring and training faculty. All Ranken employees have a $2,000 per year tuition benefit.
The Office of Education spends a significant portion of their budget on faculty development,
including degrees, training, professional dues, licenses and certifications. One-hundred percent
of the faculty in the bachelor’s degree programs have a master’s degree or higher.
Ranken’s commitment to student success has two important benefits to the St. Louis community.
First, we continue to meet the needs of the St. Louis workforce by providing highly-trained,
well-educated graduates. Second, in creating a stable campus environment for our students,
the College continues to invest in the revitalization of the surrounding neighborhood. Our
investments include purchasing neglected properties, creating green spaces, constructing
additional homes in the area and investing in campus expansion – all of which accelerate the
revitalization of the community. We strive to be a good neighbor, an anchor in the community
and an institution in which the city of St. Louis can take pride.
On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I would like to offer sincere thanks to the faculty, staff,
students, graduates and supporters whose kindness, generosity and vision enable Ranken
Technical College to change lives and contribute to a successful future for the St. Louis region.
Sincerely,
February 1910
David Ranken, Jr. conveys almost
all of his estate to the College
May 1910
Cost for educating a student
was $226.48 (includes what
the student pays)
August 1910
David Ranken, Jr.
dies at age 74
May 1911
Ranken’s first graduating
class totals 11 students
April 1911
Approval granted for
construction of Finney Building
at a cost of $284,000
1911
1909
Robert W. Staley, Chairman, Board of Trustees
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Officers:
Robert W. Staley
Chairman of the Board
Emerson
Lou Fusz, Jr.
Vice President of the Board
Lou Fusz Automotive Network
Trustees:
J. Joe Adorjan
Stonington Partners and Adven
Capital Partners
John T. Anderson
AT&T
John Jeffrey Pitts
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
Albert E. Suter
Emerson
Blanche M. Touhill
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Charles W. Disbrow, II
Dennis C. Donnelly
Secretary – Treasurer of the Board
Bryan Cave LLP
Frankie M. Freeman
Montgomery, Hollie & Associates, LLC
Joseph E. Vollmar, Jr.
Vollmar Brothers Construction
Company
E. Desmond Lee
Lee/Rowan
Earl E. Walker
Carr Lane Manufacturing Company
Edward L. Monser, IV
Emerson
CHANGING
LIVES
C E N T E N N I A L C A M PA I G N
Ranken Technical College’s $10 million Centennial Campaign has achieved 110% of its goal,
making it the most successful capital fundraising campaign in the history of the College.
Over the course of the campaign, 1,317 donors made a total of 2,935 gifts to the College.
These generous contributions from alumni, friends, corporations and foundations make it
possible for Ranken to continue to be the leader in providing a strong technical workforce for
the St. Louis metropolitan area.
Ranken’s faculty and staff understood the importance of the campaign. Through Ranken’s
“Every Employee Counts” campaign each year, 98 percent of the College’s employees made
gifts and pledges to the campaign.
Ranken’s Board of Trustees were fully committed to the success of the campaign. 100% of the
board made leadership gifts to the campaign.
The campaign sought funds for four key areas:
Annual Fund
September 1925
301 day school students
enrolled at an annual
tuition of $45
September 1917
Ranken begins training armed services
personnel in radio, math, science, morse code,
map reading and propeller making during WWI
1927
1911
Annual, unrestricted contributions are important to the long-term growth and
success of the College. Gifts to the Annual Fund help underwrite new programs,
faculty training, program enhancements and technology upgrades. Over $3 million
has been contributed during the past five years for the annual fund.
August 1927
Ranken’s first superintendent
Gustafson dies from Bright’s disease.
He is succeeded by O.H. Turner
Thanks to the new Mary Ann Lee Technology Center,
students in the Industrial Technology (INT) program have
an official home and a brand new, state-of-the-art training
facility. This new location will allow for the enrollment
in the INT program to double over the next five years.
Campus Environment
September 1928
Ranken students dismissed from
classes to attend Charles A. Lindberg’s
homecoming celebration
February 1937
M. Reed Bass, named
director of Ranken
September 1940
Enrollment reaches 2,571;
the highest in school history
May 1942
Ranken begins training nearly
5,000 soldiers as a part of the
war effort; the school agrees
to open a barber shop
1942
1927
The physical appearance of the campus gives a first indicator of its prestige and
growth. Students want and need an attractive environment in which to attend
classes and study. Funds raised during the campaign allow for physical improvements
on campus including new lab space, building renovations, installation of signage
to identify Ranken at its main corridors, a landscape beautification program and
the purchase of nearby vacant and distressed property for future needs. Over
$2 million dollars was contributed for various campus projects.
The buildings on Ranken’s campus accommodate a variety of technologies,
covering over three city blocks to provide almost 500,000 square feet of
classrooms, labs, shops and administrative offices – all designed to maximize
hands-on learning.
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Scholarships
It is important to keep the cost of a Ranken education affordable. Ranken does
not wish to turn any student away because the student does not have the
financial resources necessary to receive an education. The campaign allows the
College to assist more students who need financial support to accomplish their goal
of obtaining a quality technical education. Currently there are over 30 scholarship
opportunities available to students at the College. Over $2.2 million was contributed
for scholarships during the campaign.
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David Ranken, Jr.’s deed of foundation trust,
which established Ranken Technical College,
was more than $1 million. He later added his
entire fortune to the College’s endowment,
which has seen substantial growth over the
last 100 years and continues to be a source
of funds to reduce annual operating costs
and tuition. These funds – along with current
year individual, foundation and corporate
donations – supplement students’ tuition.
For every 65 cents that students pay for a
Ranken education, the College contributes
35 cents.
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May, 1946
WWII veterans return to Ranken
with a day enrollment of 921 and
evening enrollment of 1,325
January 1950
Ranken’s endowment
reaches $5 million
September 1954
George B. Rodenheiser
appointed Ranken’s director
1957
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November 1957
A football game and queen contest
marked celebrations at Ranken’s
50th anniversary
RANKEN TECHNICAL COLLEGE | 11 | A CENTURY OF CHANGING LIVES
From Left to Right:
Annsih KesMaa-Serud – Pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in architectural
technology. Annsih is a recipient of the E. Desmond Lee Scholarship,
Student Ambassador Award, Pettus Foundation Scholarship and the
National Association of Women in Construction Scholarship.
Michael Little – Pursuing an Associate’s degree in auto collision repair
technology. Michael received the Student Ambassador Award.
Broderick Bevineau – Holds an associate’s degree in information
technology from Ranken and is employed full time. Broderick is
pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in applied management with an emphasis
on management information systems. Broderick is a recipient of the
Monsanto Fund Scholarship and the Student Ambassador Award.
Equipment and Technology
May 1962
Machinists’ Ready Reference
Manual by faculty member Clarence
Weingartner first published
October 1967
Ranken students visit and
study the Gateway Arch
under construction
June 1970
Board of Trustees changes
the name of Ranken School of
Mechanical Trades to Ranken
Technical Institute
September 1972
Robert L. Garrett named sixth
Director/Superintendent
1972
1957
Investing in the latest state-of-the-art technology and equipment is essential
to the educational mission of the College. It is crucial to have the best available
equipment for students for the intensive hands-on training provided at Ranken.
The success of students and the strong relationships with the industries Ranken
serves depend on its ability to stay current with technology. Purchasing new
equipment is not an option, it’s a requirement. Over $3 million dollars was
contributed to help Ranken remain in-step with industrial advances and a step
above the competition.
Ranken’s Heating Ventilation, Air Conditioning and
Refrigeration Technology and Electrical Technology
Programs departments have been completely renovated.
The campaign has helped Ranken obtain millions of
dollars worth of new equipment and technology for
all of Ranken’s technical programs.
CHANGING
LIVES
W O R K FO R C E A N D E M P LOY E R S
For the past century, Ranken has done what we set out to do – provide high quality technical
education, assist our students in finding valuable employment, and win the satisfaction from
the industries that hire our graduates.
The fact that 98 percent of students are employed in their chosen fields within six months of
graduation is a testament to both the quality of a Ranken education and the institution’s ability
to maintain positive relationships with area employers.
September 1975
First female day student
Pamela Sue Vinson enrolls at
August 1982
580 day students enroll
paying $1,530 in tuition
June 1986
Ben Ernst becomes
Ranken’s President
1990
1972
In fact, our graduates are in such high demand that employers have begun reaching out to
students prior to graduation. Through corporate sponsorship programs, loans, scholarships,
internships and even paying for an entire class to travel to Chicago for an interview, it’s evident
that Ranken is meeting the needs of the industries we serve.
June 1990
Ranken becomes Ranken Technical
College and receives accreditation
by the North Central Association of
Colleges and Schools
Professional internships are common for many of our
students, with numerous students obtaining an internship in their field after just one year at Ranken. Annie
Moore, an Electrical Systems Design Technology student
obtained her internship at the St. Louis Lighting Group
during her second semester at Ranken. Now in her second
year in the program, Annie is able to take what she learns
in class and apply it directly to her internship.
CENTENNIAL
CAMPAIGN
DONORS
$500,000 - $999,999
Mary Ann Lee
Earl E. and Myrtle E. Walker (1940)
$250,000 - $499,999
Ballmann Family Foundation
McCormick Systems, Inc.
Robert W. & Elizabeth Staley
Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc.
U.S. Department of Education
$100,000 - $249,999
ACI Acoustical Consultants
Ameren Community Development
Corporation
Jeanne L. Dennis Trust
Emerson Process Management
General Motors Corporation
Mary Ranken Jordan &
Ettie A. Jordan Foundation
Oliver M. Langenberg
Missouri Department of
Higher Education
Nissan Motor Corporation
Rockwell Automation
Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Suter
1990
$50,000 - $99,999
Austin Machine Inc.
Employees Community Fund of
Boeing St. Louis
Bridgestone/Firestone Trust Fund
Bunge North America
Carrier Corporation
Digital Concepts of Missouri
Dobbs Tire & Auto Centers
Elsevier
Emerson
Louis J. Fusz, Jr./Lou Fusz
Automotive Network
GKN Aerospace Services
Haas Automation, Inc.
January 1994
Ranken Community
Development Corporation
organized to help revitalize the
surrounding neighborhood
Robert H. and Katie Harper
Hunter Engineering Company
Hydromat, Inc.
Interco Charitable Trust/Furniture
Brands International
JM&A Group/Fidelity
Warranty Services
Ruth Jensen and Donald D. Jensen
E. Desmond Lee
Monsanto Fund
Pepsi Americas
Pettus Foundation
Herman T. and Phenie R. Pott
Foundation
R&B, Inc.
Vernon D. Schaefer (1967)*
Elsie J. St. Cyr
Trio Foundation of St. Louis
$25,000 - $49,999
AAA Auto Club of Missouri
AT&T
Ameren UE
BKD, LLP
Bachman Machine Company, Inc.
The Boeing Company
Dula Foundation
Emerson Climate Technologies
Edward Chase Garvey Foundation
Laclede Gas Company
John Allan Love Charitable
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Orthwein, Jr.
W.R. Persons & Associates
Rexel United Electrical & Datacom
Products
Schnuck Markets, Inc.
Snap-On Industrial
$10,000 - $24,999
The Adorjan Family Foundation
American Railcar Industries, Inc.
AMETEK Drexelbrook
Auto Plaza Ford
BG Services, Inc.
James G. Berges
Chelar Tool & Die, Inc.
Richard P. Conerly
Danfoss Inc.
Mary* and Dennis C. Donnelly
Emerson Motor Technologies
John Fabick Tractor Company
Fluke Corporation
French Gerleman
Fresh Ideas Management, LLC
Honeywell Inc.
Macy’s Department Stores
John L. Mason, Ph.D.
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
McMahon Pontiac GMC
Edward L. Monser
James and Mary Moog
E. Eric Nelson (1957)
Nestle Purina PetCare
Nu Way Concrete Forms, Inc.
Carol M. Paule
RIC Tronics
George Richmond
Seyer Industries Inc.
Shure Manufacturing Corporation
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
State Farm
Ralph V. Streiff
Sunnen Products Company
Suntrup Ford Westport
True Manufacturing Company
UPS
U.S. Department of Energy
William M. Wagner (1937)
Young Dental Manufacturing
Company
$5,000 - $9,999
John T. and Karen Anderson
Brauer Supply Company
Centene Corporation
ConEst Software Systems
Cooper Bussmann
Corder Equipment Company
Cowell Engineering
Robert M. Davis
Dazor Manufacturing Corporation
Ehrhardt Tool & Machine Co.
Fischer-Bauer-Knirps Foundation
John Henry Foster Company
Lou Fusz Nissan
Clifford W. Gaylord Foundation
October 1999
building dedicated
April 1999
W. Ashley Gray Technology
Center dedicated
November 1999
Growth and Expansion
Campaign concludes
with over $7 million
contributed
January 2004
Ranken’s GM ASEP program
was named the national winner
by the Automotive Industry
Planning Council
2004
$1,000,000+
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation
St. Louis Auto Dealers Association
Jack C. Taylor
E. Reuben & Gladys Flora Grant
Charitable Trust
Grant Iron and Motors
Graybar
Byron Gregery
Steven Guynn
Gene Haas Foundation
Edward Jones Investments
Rebecca Jones
Lexus/Central Area
McBride & Son Enterprises, Inc.
Mittler Bros. Machine & Tool
National City Bank
Nordyne, Inc.
Rotary Club of St. Louis
Rotary Lift
William J. Roth (1936)
SPX Corporation
SSM Information Center
Sears Roebuck & Co. Service Center
Sigma-Aldrich Corporation
Standing Partnership
Stupp Bros. Bridge & Iron Company
Foundation
Toshiba International Corporation
Tyco Healthcare/Mallinckrodt
UPL International, Inc.
US Bank
Universal Plastics
Update Systems, Inc.
Timothy J. Willard, Ph.D.
York International Corporation
$2,500 - $4,999
Ackerman Toyota
Ahern Fire Protection
Akzo Nobel Coatings, Inc.
ALLDATA
Oney E. Allen
Bob Barnidge
Behrmann Company
John Bommarito Oldsmobile
Cadillac Mazda
Mary Lou Burke
Central States Thermo King
Cisco Systems
Aaron Coachman (2004)
Commercial Letter, Inc.
David G. Craddick
DaimlerChrysler - North
Assembly Plant
DaimlerChrysler Corporation
Training Center
Designs For Tomorrow, Inc.
Tom Dutton
Russell R. Early (1991)
Eaton Electrical
Ben H. and Debi Ernst
Experitec, Inc.
James R. Faughn
Federal Aviation Administration
Mark Feldman
Frankie M. Freeman
Lou Fusz Chevrolet
Lou Fusz Pontiac-Buick-GMC
John R. Goodall Trust
Walter A. Hellebusch (1967)
James L. Hoagland
Home Builders Association
Home Depot
ICE-O-Matic
IMACA Education Foundation
Lennox Industries
Lewis & Clark Technical School
Lincoln Industrial
Maintenance Warehouse
Manitowoc Ice, Inc.
Mascal Electric, Inc.
Metro Vo-Tech Assistance Program
Mississippi Lime Company
Dave Mungenast Automotive Family
Peter T. Murtaugh
NAPA Auto Parts
National Sales Company
Patterson Mold & Tool, Inc.
Charles D. Pauli, III (1978)
Jeff & Dede Pitts
Robert V. Prow
Schneider Heating-Cooling & Plumbing
Sligo Steel
Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation
Donald Soehngen
Audrey Steinfeld
Harold* & Bess A. Thayer
Thiel Tool & Engineering Company
Tooling Associates
Trane Company
Helen D. & Joseph E. Vollmar
Drew Wolfson
$1,000 - $2,499
ATD Tools, Inc.
Advertisers Printing Company Inc.
AGIE Ltd.
Alberici Constructors
Dean H. Alinder (1962)
William G. Bachman*
Bascom Foundation
Mike Beck
Behlman Builders, Inc.
Behlmann Van/Pontiac/GMC
George Bishop
Rita E. Bleser
Boemler Chevrolet
Bommarito Automotive Group
Debbie Braun
Breckenridge Material Company
Don Brown Chevrolet/Buick
Brown Shoe Company
CIC Group, Inc.
Cabinet-Clad, Inc.
Marty Cancila’s Dodge World
Candice Compton-Kusmer
Centric Group
Cinco Enterprises, Inc.
Heather Clark-Evans
Dorothy A. Cochran
Commerce Bancshares
Herbert D. Condie
DaimlerChrysler Motors
Corporation - St. Louis Zone
Datotel
Bill Dee
Jack D. Dempsey (2006)
Dicom Marketing Services, Inc.
Gene O. Drury (1940)
Bruce and Millie Eckhardt
A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc.
ELCO Chevrolet, Inc.
Engineered Support Systems
William R. Fennewald (1965)
Forest ReLeaf of Missouri
Frost Electric Supply Company
Fru-Con Engineering
Lou Fusz Mitsubishi West
Gabriel Group
David P. Gast
Alan L. Gentles (1977)
W. Ashley Gray, III
Gundlach Machine Co.
Mary B. Gushleff
HBE Construction
HOK Architects & Engineers
Jeremiah F. Halley (1977)
Pat A. Harting
JM Family Enterprises, Inc.
Richard G. Janes
Kaemmerlen Electric and
Communications
Timothy J. Knoerzer
Koch Air LLC
Janet Laney
Lewis Pumps
Robert J. Lippert
Johnny Londoff Chevrolet
Mark A. Malcinski
Daniel M. Martin (1970)
McCourt Industries
McGoff Muffler Shops, Inc.
McMahon Lincoln-Mercury, Inc.
Mechanical Supply Company Inc.
Ken A. Meyer
Midas Dealers Association
Holly Miller
Donald T. Murphy (1966)
NARI of Greater St. Louis
National Automobile Dealers
Charitable Foundation
National Chair & Furniture
Company
Nestle Confections
Nooter Corporation
Marianne Nothum
Paslode
Piper Jaffray
Anthony V. Pisciotta
Plaza Motor Company
Premier Heating and Cooling, Inc.
ProWolfe Partners, Inc.
Bill Pyles
Red Bud Industries
Dan Reese
James Richardson
Joseph K. Robbins
David G. Roeder (1964)
ROHO, Inc.
Ronald G. Sander (1993)
Saturn of South County
George Schofield (1955)
Sears/Northwest Plaza
Seeger Toyota
Lubov Shah
Charles J. Skaer
Bradley Sparks
Spectrum Brands
Sporlan Valve Division Parker
Hannifin Corporation
St. Louis Tax Assistance Program
Standard Machine & Mfg. Company
Steve Swenson
2004
$250 - $999
AASP
ABBCO Service Corporation
Advanced Technology Services
Afton Chemical Corporation
Albrecht Hamlin Chevrolet, Inc.
Linda S. Althage
Steve Antinora
Appintell
H.T. August
Automotive Technicians Association
AutoTire
Derek L. Babcock (1997)
Robert Baichly
Stephen Baim
William M. Baiotto (1948)
Kevin J. Bauer
Gebhard A. Bausch (1960)
Kevin Berges
William R. Birdsell (1960)
Bodine Aluminum
Steven C. Bohnenkamp (1972)
Brennan Tools & Fastening
Systems, Inc.
Brentwood Volvo
Sam Warren Brown (2001)
Christopher D. Brueggeman (1979)
Kathleen A. Brugere
John Bumpas
Jennifer A. Burns
James E. Butler (1967)
CDW Government, Inc.
Casual Tees
Centocor Inc.
Chesterfield Valley Development
Christner, Inc.
Citibank, N.A.
Code Consultants, Inc. (1998)
Maria C. Conley
ConocoPhillips
Cooper Industries
Charles G. Corrigan (1988)
Louis Courtland (1969)
Andrew B. Craig
Rose C. Crawford
Curtis-Toledo, Inc.
Linda J. Dempsey
Andra Dorlac
Dennis O. Ebersohl (1974)
Barbara Edwards
Leonard H. Elliott (1943)*
Thomas L. Ely (1982)
Engineered Lubricants Company
Enterprise Consulting Group
William L. Ernst
Jerry E. Esselman
Ronald C. Ettling
R.V. Evans Company
Far Oaks Golf Club
Dale J. Fauss
Howard H. Finley (1942)
Robert F. Finley (1948)
Firestone/Bridgeton
Timothy R. Fite (1997)
Susan E. Flayer
Mark A. Focht (2003)
Daniel Fusz
Lou Fusz Buick West
Lou Fusz Kia
Futureware Distributing
Larry R. Garcia (1975)
Alton Garner
General Electric
Glendale Chrysler-Jeep, Inc.
Michael Godt
David L. Graham (2003)
W. W. Grainger, Inc.
Allison Grindon
Alex K. Gromada
Grossman Iron & Steel Company
Clifford W. Haberl (1953)
Christopher W. Hanson (1992)
Catherine A. Harper
Emil F. Harster (1939)*
Hartwig Incorporated
James G. Hearne, Jr. (1984)
John K. Helterbrand
William L. Helvie (1949)
Crystal Herron
Tim J. Hessel (1981)
Judson Hirschfeld
Hoffman Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
John R. Honerkamp (1938)
Craig & Aimee Hood
Horrell Distributing Company
Eldon L. Hulbert (1972)
Kerry J. Jansen (1988)
Angela L. Jenkins
Johnson Controls, Inc.
Jones Company Bldg. Services, LLC
Ron D. Jostes (1957)
Kevin Jung
John P. Junge (1967)
Richard J. Kaenter (1939)*
Mel Keith
Roger A. Keller
Elizabeth M. Keserauskis
Dale Klatt
August 2004
1,264 day school students
enrolled – Ranken’s
highest number of day
school students ever
May 2006
Former Raskas Dairy purchased for
Ranken program expansion and to
build Ranken’s first residence hall
August 2007
Tuition is $11,200 a year
Joseph C. Kleba (1965)
Raymond A. Klein (1966)
Karl Kloster
Elsie W. Koch
Koerber Distributing Company
Barbara R. Koessel
Andrew G. Koester (1956)
Gerald J. Kohnen (1970)
John H. Kohnen (1944)
Al Lamprecht
Lloyd Lawber (1968)
Julie M. Lawson
Michael C. Ledbetter (2002)
Bradley A. Legendre (1997)
Lepique & Orne Architects Inc.
Levine Associates
Eugene A. Liefer (1967)
Adalberto Lopez
Elizabeth L. Lord
Denise M. Lutkewitte
MEMC Electronic Materials, Inc
Mike Matlack
Mayer Custom Homes, Inc.
Janet McMullan
P. Kevin Meine (1987)
Rebecca Mercurio
The Meyer Company, Inc.
John J. Meyer (1955)
Mid-America Motors, Inc.
Midwest Control Products, Inc.
James Lee Milburn (2004)
Danean Mitchell
Moore Cadillac/Pontiac
Dennis Needham
Neff Power, Inc.
Neumark Design & Manufacturing
Dennis A. Newman (1963)
David J. Park (2002)
Parktown Imports, Inc.
Pasta House
Denise M. Poindexter
Greg S. Presley (1998)
Quality Pontiac
Randall L. Rhoads (1966)
William L. Riechmann (1962)
Bob Rieder
LaTrina A. Rogers
Rosenbloom Philanthropic Fund
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ross
Michael W. Rotter (1988)
William Rueckert, Jr. (1956)
Mark I. Ruhmann (1974)
Hilda Rupple
Ray F. Ryerson (1980)
SAFECO Insurance Companies
Saturn of West County
Saur & Associates
Schaefer Autobody
November 2007
Centennial Campaign
concludes with over $11
million contributed
September 2007
Ranken celebrates its 100
year anniversary with a
Centennial Carnival
2007
Taylor Morley Homes
Tegeler Foundation
Tool Specialties Company
Weber Chevrolet Company
Whelan Security
Robert N. Whiteaker
Eugene F. Williams, Jr.
Kenneth M. Schimel (1960)
Larry D. Schmidt (1982)
Jack Schmitt Chevrolet
James L. Seibert, Jr. (1982)
Barbara E. Shaw
Dave Sinclair Oldsmobile
Six Flags of St. Louis
Spray Equipment & Service
Center, Inc.
St. Charles Automotive
St. Louis Acura
St. Louis County Economic Council
St. Louis Science Center
St. Louis Symphony
St. Louis Tool Supply
Eric M. Stein
Joel Stolarski (1978)
Sun-Day Corporation
Suntrup Automotive Group
Jeremy W. Sutton
Blanche M. Touhill
Paul D. Trimmer (1966)
VSP Construction Services, Inc.
Thomas P. Valleroy (1973)
John J. Van Gels
Tim Voegtle
Charles Vogelsang
Dietrich A. Voges (1962)
Wagner Motor Company
Wallach Iron & Metal Co., Inc.
Bill L. Watson
Web Techniques
Russell H. Webbink (1948)
Robert L. Weible (1958)
Robert R. Westholt (1975)
Joseph D. Wibbenmeyer (1986)
Michael and Michelle B. Williams
Michelle L. Williams
Frederick C. Windisch (1969)
Carol J. Winkler
Thomas E. Wood (1955)
Joseph L. Wyland (1951)
Zimmerman-McDonald
Machinery, Inc.
$100 - $249
Anonymous
3M Automotive Aftermarket Division
George H. Anderson (1953)
Scott E. Anderson (1994)
Argosy Gaming Corporation
A.W. Ashley (1948)
Kenneth C. Bald (1965)
Kenneth N. Bassler, Jr. (1982)
Patrick G. Bauer (1979)
Werner K. Bauer/Midwest Machinery
Brian Baxter (2005)
Matt T. Bergman (1996)
Biomedical Systems Corporation
Bi-State Manufacturers Rep. Assn.
Richard C. Blaes (1957)
William M. Boedeker (1964)
Mark A. Bosworth (1986)
Kenneth R. Boyd (1998)
George A. Bridgewater (1958)
Bob Brockland Pontiac-GMC
Bryan Cave LLP
Nicholas J. Buchheit (1976)
Michael F. Buckley (1971)
Craig V. Budde (1996)
Randall W. Bueckman (1977)
Harvey T. Buettner (1951)
Lynn J. Burgess (1959)
Claude Burnett (1947)*
Victor G. Cafazza (1982)
Lewis E. Calame (1949)*
Cambridge Engineering, Inc.
Scott D. Campbell (1980)
Deborah J. Carter (1982)
Cauttrell Enterprises Inc.
Russell E. Cayse (1984)
Gregory A. Chellis (2000)
Jennifer M. Cornett
Seletha R. Curtis
Howard G. Dashke (1948)
C. Allen Davenport (1969)
George M. Davey (2004)
Degel Truck Center
Chris T. DeLaquil
Edward G. DePauli (1985)
Wallace J. DeShon (2006)
Dial Corporation
Dierdorf & Hart’s Restaurant
Ted Drewes Frozen Custard
Patrick N. Duchinsky (1980)
Robert E. Dunavan (1948)
William L. Eickhoff (1962)
Erica J. Ellard
Empire Comfort Systems
Enterprise Bank & Trust
Equilon Enterprises, LLC
Rumsey Ewing
Farmers Insurance Group
Jackie Ferman
Felix J. Ferrise
Martin J. Foeller (1939)
Ford Tool Steels, Inc.
Rick A. Foree (1978)
Sal R. Francis
John T. Fugate (1976)
James M. Funderburk (1982)
Robert A. Gau (1960)
Albert E. George (1968)
Tom A. Gieseking (1984)
Kenneth B. Givens (2001)
William L. Goehe (1957)
Gary R. Graham (1979)
Great Clips
Patricia Grimm
David D. Grotefendt (1980)
Gregory J. Gundlach (1978)
Dennis L. Gusewelle (1965)
Melissa A. Hahne
Kevin J. Haller (1987)
Handy Automotive
David L. Harris (1965)
Kenneth R. Hart (1995)
Richard E. Harting (1976)
Michael E. Hawley
Vikram V. Hegde (2006)
Randy Hein
Lynnett T. Henderson (2001)
Tom Hessel (1981)
Robert L. Hicks (2000)
Robert J. Hoffmann (1991)
Gene A. Hofstetter (1986)
Thomas R. Hoppes (1973)
Laura Hunt
Dan Kania
Steve M. Kashycke
James M. Kempf (1995)
David W. King (1987)
Elwood L. Koebel (1948)
Michael L. Kohlman (1979)
Charles E. Kopman
John A. Kreishman
George J. Kuhn (1944)
Christian and Melissa
Lastarria (1992)
Ronald D. Latham (2003)
James L. Lentz (1998)
Mark D. Linder (1983)
David J. Loellke (1987)
Lowe’s
Jim Lynch Toyota, Inc.
Estate of Clarence J. Madison
Phil W. Marti (1998)
Martin Electrical Sales
Pamela E. Martin
John W. Marxkors (1978)
Donald R. McAtee (1980)
Joshua M. McCalister (2001)
Anthony B. McDonald
James P. McGuire (1975)
Patrick G. Mickle (1991)
Allan O. Miller (1949)
Robert V. Miller (1994)
Neal J. Moenigmann (1961)
Paul J. Mueller (1971)
Elizabeth M. Mullins
NAPA Distribution Center
Barton F. Niedner
Gilbert H. Nordwald (1969)
Dennis T. O’Brien (1982)
John R. Olds (1980)
Alan L. Osborne
George A. Ott (1946)
Joseph G. Ott (1986)
Karl J. Pachesa (1972)
Jose O. Perez (1971)
Alan Poettker (1999)
Donald J. Pohl (1995)
Austin Priest (1998)
Walter M. Pumfrey (1963)
Dan Raftery
Kelley R. Raftery (1985)
James M. Rahn (1983)
Andrew R. Raines (1994)
Ronald L. Raines (1983)
Kris Rauh
Ronald W. Ray (1973)
Thomas M. Redel (1981)
Reinhold Electric, Inc.
Kevin J. Rion (1995)
Bob and Joan Rivas
Thomas P. Roche (1987)
Royal Gate Dodge
Walter E. Rundell (1982)
Robert R. Ruth (1942)
Faith Sandler
Raul Santoyo (1958)
Mark J. Scharf (1979)
Albert W. Schiermeyer (1965)
Clarence R. Schneider (1948)
William R. Scott (1952)*
M. Drew Shands (1976)
Thomas J. Sheehan (1990)
Alesia E. Singleton
Larry B. Sisson
William V. Sminchak (2000)
Robert A. Smith (1964)
Robert B. Smith*
Betty Sokolik
St. Louis Bread Company
St. Louis Cardinals
James T. Stueber (1977)
Richard W. Stumpf (1968)
William C. Svejkosky (1956)
TR,I Architects, Inc.
T. H. Teasdale, FAIA
Dave G. Tesson (1983)
Philip R. Throm (1974)
Charles P. Tichacek, Sr. (1949)
Kurt A. Trice (1997)
Matthew M. Truttmann (2000)
Sarah E. Van Aman
Therese Velleca
Ralph L. Voelpel (1941)
Brenda and Don Vogel
Lewis C. Vollmar
Mark and Georgi Walczyk
John D. Walsh
George D. Whitledge (1950)
Rick Williams
H. Todd Wilson (1970)
Hilary L. Wilson (2000)
John H. Wilson (1968)
Steve J. Wilson (1983)
Tim J. Wilson
Garett R. Wink (1964)
Anita Wobbe
John E. Wood (1975)
LaCenya Woolfolk
C. Ben Wright
Nancy A. Yaeger
Richard Young (1957)
Richard J. Zolezzi (1965)
Milton W. Zoschke (1958)
Up to $99
(15) Anonymous
Hala J. Abdelaziz (2006)
Marcus L. Acoff (2004)
Matthew R. Acord (2000)
Advance Auto Parts
Aetna
Doug Agee
Robert L. Ahl (1949)
Allan L. Alderson (1969)
Randy S. Alexander (2004)
James D. Allemann (1962)
Christopher K. Allen (1983)
Jerome R. Allen (1994)
Michele Araujo
Robert M. Arcipowski (1986)
Ronald R. Arras (1967)
Arteaga Photos Ltd.
Chris Auffenberg Ford
William H. Aulbur (1966)
Brandon L. Austin (2006)
Brian H. Austwick (1997)
B & B Distributors
Gerald V. Bader (1980)
Carmen Bailey
John Baima
Baldor Electric
Brandi C. Baltz
Ryan J. Banker (2006)
Ronald D. Barbre
Timothy E. Barrett (2007)
Donald E. Bastian (1960)
Frank E. Bauer (1948)
Theresa R. Beamon (2006)
Carol Beckmann
Roger L. Beiermann (1978)
Christopher R. Beiser (1985)
Charles W. Bennett (1959)
Chris D. Bennett
Gerald Bernstein
Todd C. Bertchume (2000)
John L. Bertoletti (2006)
Larry W. Best (1964)
Deborah A. Beyer
Darren Bircher (2000)
Greg Blank
James H. Bleckman (1970)
Thomas L. Blotevogel (1980)
Edward H. Boenker (1942)
David S. Bohnenstiehl
Mike Bonnot
Melissa A. Borchardt (1995)
Harold L. Borts (1957)
Dennis Bosslet
Norma Bota
Terry and Lori Box
Colin E. Brandt (2006)
Benjamin D. Breitenbach (2007)
William D. Bridges (1976)
Dana P. Brockman (1981)
Edward and Jeanette Broeckling
Lyal F. Broemmelsick (1947)
Alex M. Brown (2007)
Ben Brown
Danatra E. Brown
Gary C. Brown (1980)
Guy Brown (2007)
Shannon C. Brueggemann (1998)
Rodney J. Bruner (1967)
John R. Buehlman (1975)
Build-A-Bear Workshop
James L. Burgess (1983)
Donald R. Butler (1987)
Kim Butler-Hahnenkamp (1985)
Travis L. Byerley (2004)
David R. Byrne (1973)
C & R Mechanical Company
John C. Calaway (1971)
John A. Caldwell (1988)
Barbara G. Callahan
Stan Campbell
Gregory P. Candrl (2006)
Jim Cape (1950)
Saverio A. Caponi (1956)
Patricia Capps
Anthony H. Caputa (2007)
Anders and Christine Carlsson
Catholic Charities of St. Louis
Wendy Cauley
Frank H. Chandler (1976)
Matthew E. Chapman (2007)
T. Michael Cheak*
Chevys Fresh Mex
James F. Chik (1947)
Laura L. Christian
Cingular Wireless
Richard M. Clark
Paul A. Clausen (1945)
Kenneth R. Claytor (1982)
Kathy B. Clervi
Donald B. Close (1955)
Mark A. Clubb (1984)
David C. Combs (1977)
Andrew J. Cook (2003)
Jeffrey A. Cox (1990)
T.K. Cronin (2007)
Samuel E. Crouch (1969)
Gery W. Czajkowski (1992)
Edward O. Dalton (1980)
Sara Daminski
Donald Danforth Plant Science
Center
Thao Dang-Williams (1994)
David V. Daniels
Steve J. Davenport (1991)
Nicole Davidson (2007)
Susan A. Deege
Deien Chevrolet, Inc.
William L. Denney (1955)
Corey A. Denny
Mark R. Depker (2004)
John J. Deterding (1980)
Mitchell Devine (2004)
DeWalt
Steven Dezan (1973)
Joseph L. Difani (1996)
Michael Dingman (1990)
Wesson C. Divers (1952)*
Harvey S. Dobkin (1948)
Steve Doll
Diane Dooley
Guy E. Dopmeyer (1982)
Brian J. Dorsey (2003)
Jeffrey Robert Dossett (2003)
Max Drury (2003)
Paul A. Drury
Ryan C. Duncan (2005)
Adelaide Dunn
Generose Dunn
Michael T. Ebel (1981)
Veronica Ebert
Hope Edison
Marion E. Elliott (1973)
Adrian E. Ellis (1981)
Instrument & Valve Services
Paul D. Erhart (1975)
Jeff W. Erlich
Sally Everhardus
Judy Faintich
David R. Farmer (2007)
Curtis C. Faulkenberry (1990)
Duane and Rhonda Faulkenberry
Jacob L. Fiehler (2000)
Terry Gale Fields (2001)
Thomas E. Filla (1979)
William and Carol Finnegan
Mark E. Fisher (1979)
Joe Fite (2004)
Raymond J. Flanigan (1943)
Daniel L. Flint (1978)
Flo-Products Company
Stephen M. Foppe (1986)
Terri M. Forir
Jeffrey M. Forness (2007)
Gary R. Frankenberg (1992)
Oscar Fransaw (1972)
Timothy David Frazee (2000)
Stephen C. French (2003)
Jeremy W. Friedel (2006)
Grant L. Friedman (1981)
Daniel J. Gamblin (1962)
Garage Designs of St. Louis, Inc.
Steven G. Gaston (1983)
Gateway Classic Cars
Michael H. Germann (1975)
GlaxoSmithKline
Recho M. Glenni
Jeff L. Glosemeyer (1990)
Edward J. Godden
George R. Goetz, Jr. (1965)
Goldman Promotions
George & Janice Grant
James R. Grant (1990)
Morris W. Grattendick (1947)
Andrew Gratton (1991)
James C. Gravitt
Zelma Greathouse
Kenneth C. Grebel (1976)
Benjamin A. Green (2006)
Michael J. Green (2006)
Tom Green, Sr.
Michael Grigsby (2004)
Steven A. Gronlund (1976)
Donald E. Groppe (1956)
Charles P. Gruszczynski (2001)
James H. Gualdoni (1965)
Evan A. Gudmestad (2005)
Clarence A. Guebert (1978)
Karen M. Haar (2005)
Byron D. Hagen (1969)
John R. Halas (1983)
Ben Halbert (1999)
Justin T. Hamblen (2006)
Todd A. Hardt (1983)
Jason Hargis
Kraig R. Harris (1990)
Tomye J. Harris
Steve P. Hartge
Jacob A. Haselhorst (2006)
Tia Hawkins
Barry and Laura Hawn
Craig and Lisa Hays
Heart-Land Marketing Services, Inc.
Randy Heineman (1990)
Julie Heller
Steve E. Helms (1981)
Dale B. Hemker
Christopher S. Henning (1989)
Tameka R. Herrion
Jonathan J. Hertzler (1994)
Kenneth and Sue Hesson
Steven M. Hickey (2007)
Karen A. Hill (1981)
Mitchel L. Hipp (1977)
Lisa Marie Hollander
Alfreda Hollins
Tom C. Holshouser (1961)
Vincent Holtmann
Rodney Hooper (2006)
Gary L. Hotz (1972)
Florence Howard
Barb Z. Hubbell
Dennis M. Huelsman (1984)
Jordan S. Hug (2006)
Krisona M. Hughey (2006)
James L. Hunsel (1975)
Maynard W. Hurlbut (1969)
ICI Dulux Paint Centers
IDEAL Industries
Virginia Imster
John T. Ivanko (1960)
Charles T. Jackson (1963)
Geneva Jackson
Howard J. Jackson
James and Mitzi Jackson
Joe E. Jackson (2003)
Robert J. Jackson (1975)
Jansen Farm Equipment Inc.
Kelly R. Jansen
Ryan J. Jansen (1998)
Wayne J. Jasper (1974)
Ron Jeckstadt (1979)
Robert M. Jenni (1938)
Marlin E. Jepsen (1948)*
Kenneth R. John (2005)
Jeffrey Johnisee
Brian K. Johnson
Daniel M. Johnson
Dwayne A. Johnson (1988)
Jack H. Jones (1956)
Steve K. Jones (1988)
Renette Jordan
James S. Jump
Darrel G. Jung (1963)
Scott Kapper
Thomas M. Kasprovich (1971)
Allen L. Keck (1972)
David J. Kelsall (2001)
Michael G. Kemper (1979)
Paul M. Kenley (2007)
John M. Kennedy (1972)
Ronald J. Keppel (1976)
Dwight and Patricia Kern
David and Anne King
Edward M. King (1948)
Thomas W. Kirk (2000)
Kirkwood Mitsubishi
Michael W. Kirn (1995)
Jeffery G. Kistner (2003)
David E. Kite (1964)
Brett B. Klaas (1998)
Roger L. Klingel (1979)
Jeffrey P. Kluckman (2006)
Chad Klunk (2003)
Robbi L. Knight (2007)
Kurt E. Koerner (1947)
Jeffrey W. Koesterer (1993)
Franklin E. Kohler (1954)
Randy and Bonnie Kohrmann
Keith Konradi
Michael and Cynthia Korte
Robert R. Kramer (1956)
Anthony J. Kramper (2005)
Susan C. Krattli
Anthony J. Kravanek (1991)
George T. Kroder (1968)
Jerome D. Kuehnel (1998)
Donald P. Kugler (1949)
Doug & Marcella Kuhn
Brian J. Kulasza (1999)
Anthony J. Kuntscher (1971)
Donald E. Kupinski (2007)
Scott E. Kusmierczak (1979)*
Michael S. LaFiore (2006)
John L. Lake (1980)
Jeffrey A. LaLumondier (1997)
Andrew D. Lapin (2006)
Eric D. Larson (1997)
Bill Layman (1993)
Douglas T. Leeker (1986)
Larry G. Lehman (2006)
James H. Leka (1962)
Dale D. Lemp (1958)
Mark W. Letko (1976)
John M. LeVora (1976)
Dale Lewis (1998)
Robert E. Lindhorst (1988)
Shane M. Lindquist (1995)
Donald Link
Laura E. Linn (1990)
Tom Liston
Kevin W. Livesay (1988)
Llywelyn’s Pub
William Lodes (2001)
Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon
Longhorn Steakhouse
Dorman G. Lough
Norman W. Loveland (1980)
Robert W. Lowe (1985)
Richard L. Lurk (1959)
David M. Lynn (1940)
Drew K. Mabie (2006)
Christopher J. Maher (2006)
Thomas J. Majka (1960)
Jennifer G. Malotte
Joseph A. Manzella (1997)
Karen Marcus
Tony Margherio (1942)
Lou Marino (2002)
Glennon W. Marren (1975)
Kevin M. Martin (1991)
Gregory J. Marye (2002)
David Mattis
Douglas D. Maxheimer (1992)
Jeff P. May
Michael D. Mayer (1997)
Nicholas R. Mayes (2007)
Brian P. McBride (1987)
Justin E. McClain (2007)
Michael and Sally McCoy
Robert J. McDaniels (1991)
Mary B. McDonald
Frank J. McDonnell (1999)
William B. Mcilwain, Sr. (1941)
Justin K. McIver (2006)
McKendree College
Bender B. McKinney, Jr. (1973)
Bryan McManemy (2005)
William M. McMullen (2005)
Timothy B. McNamee (1998)
Brian D. Meado (2007)
Dorothy Meehan
Timothy E. Megahan (1978)
Robert J. Mentzel (1951)
Charles R. Merrell (1991)
Mark D. Merrill (2006)
Fred B. Mertz (1941)
Ann T. Metcalfe
Joseph J. Meyer (1994)
Michael L. Meyer (2002)
Thomas H. Meyer (1956)
Timothy F. Michel (1986)
Millennium Digital Media
Byron E. Miller (1991)
Michael A. Miller (1986)
Kenneth J. Minion
Paul M. Morgan (2002)
Les L. Mottert
Joseph D. Mudd (1985)
Ray T. Mueller (1977)
Joe V. Mueth (1977)
Tony P. Mulholland (2000)
George W. Mumphard, Jr. (1992)
Brad Naber (2004)
Joseph H. Nadler (1938)*
Urban C. Naeger (1963)
Ralph C. Neubert (1963)
John L. Newman
Gary L. Nichols (1969)
Mark G. Niederholtmeyer (1987)
Jerry J. Niedzwiecki (1962)
William C. Nieman (1977)
Dennis F. Nieweg (1967)
Roy E. Nottingham (1963)
Scott K. O’Dowd (2007)
Klint P. Oldham (2002)
Opera Theatre of St. Louis
Brian K. Owens
PCI Staffing Solutions
Mark A. Paisley (1974)
James L. Palmer
Mark Palmisano
Ken L. Parrish (1979)
PASCO
Mark D. Peavler (1983)
Robert and Judy Pelley
Gregory M. Peludat
Timothy J. Peludat (2003)
Richard Peraud
Andrew J. Perez (2007)
Manuel Perez (1960)
Alan L. Perry, Sr. (1949)
Walter H. Peters (1979)
Stanley J. Pezold (1988)
Pfizer, Inc.
Jared W. Piel (2003)
Rick Podorski (1973)
Wayne E. Pondrom (1968)
Allen G. Pope (1951)
BP Porter, Inc.
Robert Potts (2007)
Bruce A. Prinster (1972)
Jared Rakers (2007)
Brent L. Ralston (1999)
Jay M. Ramseier (1976)
John F. Rausch (1942)
John N. Redden (1976)
Jonathan Reinhold (2004)
Nicholas E. Rekosh
Timothy J. Rengel (1977)
Earl T. Reynolds (1977)
Alexander J. Richardson (2006)
Herman D. Richter (1952)
Ride the Rail Billiards
Bradley W. Ries (2006)
Dan Riley
Thomas J. Rizzi (1972)
Keith B. Robben
Richard Robben
Chris and Suzanne Robeff
Robert C. Roberts
Rob L. Robins
Jon and Pamela Roeder
David L. Rogers (1971)
Raymond G. Rohling (1989)
Matthew D. Rosenberg (2000)
Tom K. Rotramel (1976)
Terry L. Ruppe (1982)
Mitchell and Christina Rybacki
Christopher J. Rynders (1976)
Donald J. Sanders (2006)
Leroy Sanders (2003)
Caryl M. Sawyer
George G. Schaub, Jr.
George G. Schaub, Sr. (1976)
Jeffrey A. Schiefer (1997)
John J. Schifko (1952)
Jack Schmitt Ford of O’Fallon
Kenneth G. Schmutzler (1967)
Robert W. Schneider (1958)
Brent J. Schomaker (2007)
Dale R. Schremp (1986)
Paul J. Schuette (1999)
Richard K. Schulz (2002)
Mitchell L. Schwartz (1948)
Verlin Seering (1942)
Thomas G. Sellars (1978)
Suryakant & Jai Shah
Dennis M. Sheehan (1972)
Steve S. Shields (1979)
Terence W. Shipton (1981)
Suzanne M. Shoemaker
John W. Shoffner
Rudy M. Showalter (1997)
Gregory A. Siemer (1947)
Mark and Pamela Siemer
Christopher Siler (1969)
Donald J. Simakoff (1989)
Jerone M. Simmons (2006)
Ken J. Smeltzer
Amber Y. Smith
David S. Smith (1976)
L. E. Smith Jewelers & Gifts
Robert E. Smith (1972)
Steven Sommerkamp
Sounds of Harmony Chorus
Mark A. Spalinger (1982)
Andrew D. Sperber (2007)
David R. Sperber (1987)
Colian C. Spight (2006)
Lonnie L. Spight (1999)
Gerald R. Squalls, Sr. (2006)
St. Louis Rams Foundation
John Steier
Keith G. Steinacher (2001)
Gordon A. Steinhoff (1966)
Arnold and Patricia Steinkamp
Craig Steinmeyer (2001)
James F. Steis (1953)
George E. Stiehl (1979)
Richard H. Stockmann
Thomas L. Stoecker (1938)*
Kevin M. Strauss (1985)
Steven M. Street (1979)
Eric J. Struckmann (2007)
Jeannine Stuart
David W. Sullivan (1993)
Janie K. Summers
Richard A. Surmeier (1983)
Sarah M. Tadlock (2004)
Michael P. Tanney (2006)
Target
Shane J. Tarrant (2004)
Walter A. Thater (1947)
Aaron B. Thiele (1995)
Dale Thielker
Lee Thielker
Robert J. Thomas (1998)
Ronald D. Thompson (1967)
William Thompson
Gregory A. Tiller (1983)
Moses Tillman (2005)
Jeremy S. Tinker (1997)
Blanche M. Touhill Performing
Arts Center
Richard S. Trautman (1976)
Kevin J. Triplett (1993)
Kevin L. Udina (2003)
Sharon A. Unger
United Automotive Products, Inc.
Joseph A. Vallina (1938)
Dennis D. Van Sandt (1973)
Rene Vences
Tiffany M. Venegoni
Adem Vereget (2007)
Edward O. Viehweg
Viking Auto Paint
Jeffrey S. Vinson (1987)
James F. Vivian (2002)
Nathan Vosse (2004)
Dennis W. Wagenblast (1977)
Mark A. Wahle (1980)
William F. Waldrop (1954)
John and J.L. Walker
Melanie D. Walker
Sally L. Wallis
Wal-Mart Stores
Ronnie T. Walters (2000)
Mark O. Waters (1981)
Alan D. Weatherby (1976)
Brian Weaver
Roger L. Wegener (1977)
Wehrenberg Theatres
Clyde P. Weible (1947)
John J. Weinhardt (1980)
Danny M. Weis (1978)
Anthony S. Weiss (1980)
Robert E. Welker (1961)
Joseph E. Wells (1990)
Michael P. Wente (1983)
Everett T. West (1971)
Ronald L. White (1993)
Danny L. Widman (2006)
Christopher Wiechens (2004)
Mark C. Wierhake
LeRoy M. Wiley
Jessica M. Wilkins (2006)
Jackie D. Williams (1951
Kevin M. Wilson (2006)
Thomas L. Wilson (1931)*
Thomas J. Wingenbach (2007)
Bernard A. Winkeler (1975)
Robert W. Wirth (1971)
John W. Wittman (1947)
Donald F. and Gerry A. Wolf
Horace M. Wolf (1977)
Jay Wolfe Toyota
Emily E. Wood
Justin W. Woods (2006)
MaDonna Woods
Richard A. Wright (1974)
Stephen and Lisa Wright
Andrew J. Wynn (1961)
Thomas R. Yallaly (1939)
Robert A. Zagar, Sr. (1963)
Kenneth W. Zanzie (1974)
Stephen Zegel
Philip P. Zeveski (1982)
* Deceased
DAVID
RANKEN
JR.
LEGACY SOCIETY
The Legacy Society is comprised of alumni, trustees, friends, faculty and staff who have made a provision
(bequest, gift annuity or other deferred gift) for Ranken in their estate. Deferred gifts are crucial to the future of
Ranken Technical College and our mission. We encourage you to learn more about the Legacy Society by contacting
Tony Pisciotta, Director of Planned Giving, at (314) 286-3621. The College would like to thank the following individuals
for their dedication to securing the future of our educational mission:
William M. Baiotto, PMT (1948)
Howard & Judi Bolton
Lynn & Ruth Burgess, IEE (1958)
Charles W. Disbrow, II, Trustee
Dennis C. Donnelly, Trustee
Ben H. Ernst, President
Jim R. Faughn
William & Sue Fennewald, IEE (1965)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fish
Mr. & Mrs. Byron Gregery
John & Kate Malesevich
Ken Meyer, Director of Annual Giving
CHARITABLE
Pete T. Murtaugh, Vice President
for Finance
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Nelson, CRP (1957)
Carol M. Paule
Anthony V. Pisciotta, Director of
Planned Giving
David Ranken, Jr.*
Dave & Judy Roeder , TLDIE (1964)
Vernon D. Schaefer, THERP (1967)
Charles J. Skaer
Tim & Sally Snavely
Paul W. Sodemann
(PPLNT 1913) Trust*
GIFT
Elsie J. St. Cyr
Robert W. & Elizabeth Staley, Trustee
Ralph V. Streiff, Trustee
Steve & Laurie Swenson, Electrical
Technology Department Head
A.W. & Gertrude Tauschel Estate
Joseph E. Vollmar, Jr., Trustee
William & Ruby Wagner, CRP (1936)
Earl & Myrtle Walker, Trustee
Russell H. Webbink, IEE (1948)
Tim & Carmen Willard,
Vice President for Development
*Deceased
ANNUITIES
G I F T A N N U I T I E S A R E A G R E AT W AY T O S U P P O R T R A N K E N
Consider these benefits:
• Fixed interest rates that
will never change
• Guaranteed income for life
• Charitable Tax Deduction
• Possible Tax-Free Income
• Single Life, Two Life or
Deferred Contracts
• Charitable Support for Ranken’s
Educational Mission
Single Life Rates*
Age
Rate
65
6.00%
70
6.50%
75
7.10%
80
8.00%
85
9.50%
*Ranken uses rates set by the
Council on Gift Annuities.
Rates are subject to change.
To receive your personalized gift
annuity illustration, please contact:
Tony Pisciotta, Director of Planned
Giving.
Phone: (314) 286-3621
Email: [email protected]
DONORS
INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Each year, Ranken receives generous support from individuals who value the life-changing role
that the College plays in the St. Louis region. Following is a listing of individual donors who made a
gift to Ranken Technical College during the fiscal year July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007. Every
effort has been made to ensure accuracy in these listings. If a correction is required, please call the
development office at (314) 286-3674:
David Ranken, Jr. Society Platinum $50,000+
Earl E. & Myrtle E. Walker (1940)
Mary Ann Lee
David Ranken, Jr. Society Gold $25,000 - $49,999
David Ranken, Jr. Society Silver $10,000 - $24,999
Robert H. & Katie Harper
E. Desmond Lee
1907 Founders’ Circle
$2,500 - $4,999
Richard P. Conerly
Mary* & Dennis C. Donnelly
Kloster Family
President’s Club
$1,000 - $2,499
John T. & Karen Anderson
Bob & Mary Lou Burke
Robert M. Davis
Bruce & Millie Eckhardt
Ben & Debi Ernst
Byron Gregery
James L. Hoagland
Rebecca Jones
Edward L. Monser
James & Mary Moog
Marianne Nothum
Elsie J. St. Cyr
Helen D. & Joseph E. Vollmar, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Willard
Master $250 - $999
Robert Baichly
Dale L. Bauer (1964)
Jennifer A. Burns
Herbert D. Condie
Frankie M. Freeman
Alton Garner
W. Ashley Gray, III
John K. Helterbrand
Crystal Herron
Kent Hornberger
Barbara R. Koessel
John A. Kreishman
Mark A. Malcinski
Ken A. Meyer
Peter T. Murtaugh
Jeff & Dede Pitts
David G. & Judy Roeder (1964)
LaTrina A. Rogers
Hilda Rupple
Bradley Sparks
Steve Swenson
Tim Voegtle
Robert N. Whiteaker
Michael & Michelle B. Williams
Journeyman $100 - $249
(2) Anonymous
A.W. Ashley (1948)
Stephen Baim
Aneeta Brown
Laura L. Christian
Bruno A. Corradi (1934)
Rose C. Crawford
Sara Daminski
Linda J. Dempsey
James R. Down (1982)
Barbara Edwards
Erica J. Ellard
Ronald C. Ettling
Felix J. Ferrise
Susan E. Flayer
Sal R. Francis
David W. Garvin (1981)
Michael Godt
David M. Graf
Janna L. Greenwood
Alex K. Gromada
Pat A. Harting
Michael E. Hawley
Tom Hessel (1981)
Judson Hirschfeld
Craig & Aimee Hood
Kevin H. Joyce (1981)
Steve M. Kashycke
Ralph W. Kern (1975)
Leonard R. Ketterer (1955)
Elsie W. Koch
Mitchell A. Lampe (1980)
Al Lamprecht
Christian & Melissa Lastarria (1992)
Lloyd Lawber (1968)
Elizabeth L. Lord
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Nelson (1957)
John R. Olds (1980)
Kris Rauh
Bob & Joan Rivas
Alesia E. Singleton
Larry B. Sisson
Charles J. Skaer
Eric M. Stein
Jeremy W. Sutton
Blanche M. Touhill
Sarah E. Van Aman
Therese Velleca
Mark & Georgi Walczyk
Rick Williams
Carol J. Winkler
Stephen Zegel
Apprentice up to $99
(12) Anonymous
Doug Agee
Ron Amass (1991)
H.T. August
John Baima
Ronald D. Barbre
Roger R. Bargen (1979)
Timothy E. Barrett (2007)
Jerome & Judith Bates
Brian Baxter (2005)
Carol Beckmann
Gerald Bernstein
David L. Bertsch (1982)
Deborah A. Beyer
Thomas Bleckman (1973)
Daniel R. Bluestone (1956)
Joel L. Boeving (1974)
Benjamin D. Breitenbach (2007)
Albert J. Brown (1950)
Alex M. Brown (2007)
Ben Brown
Guy Brown (2007)
Sam W. Brown (2001)
James L. Burke (1975)
Travis W. Byrne
Barbara G. Callahan
Patricia Capps
Anthony H. Caputa (2007)
Anders & Christine Carlsson
Wendy Cauley
Matthew E. Chapman (2007)
Kathy B. Clervi
Paul V. Conley (1974)
T.K. Cronin (2007)
Seletha R. Curtis
Angela D. Davidson
Susan A. Deege
Chris T. DeLaquil
Diane Dooley
Andra Dorlac
Paul A. Drury
Julius W. Durphey (1973)
Mary Kay Eckelkamp (1993)
Michael N. Engert (1998)
Jeff W. Erlich
Cynthia Eskeles
David R. Farmer (2007)
Terry G. Fields (2001)
William & Carol Finnegan
Charles C. Fischer (2000)
Albert G. Flanigan (1979)
Jeffrey & Donna Flynn
Justin L. Flynn (2007)
David G. Forbeck (1985)
Terri M. Forir
Jeffrey M. Forness (2007)
Marc A. Franke (1989)
Richard H. Gentemann (1977)
Edward J. Godden
James C. Gravitt
Melissa A. Hahne
Dwain & Debra Haley
Thomas K. Hansen (1981)
Tomye J. Harris
Steve P. Hartge
Barry & Laura Hawn
John A. Heitz (1960)
Dale B. Hemker
Daniel K. Henry (1981)
Lawrence M. Herman (1949)
Tameka R. Herrion
James E. Hesse (1967)
Kenneth & Sue Hesson
Gary W. Hoeltge (1982)
Alfreda Hollins
Vincent Holtmann
Barb Z. Hubbell
Howard J. Jackson
James & Mitzi Jackson
Steve G. Jansen (1977)
Renette Jordan
Dan Kania
Paul M. Kenley (2007)
Dwight & Patricia Kern
David & Anne King
Robbi L. Knight (2007)
Randy & Bonnie Kohrmann
Keith Konradi
Doug & Marcella Kuhn
Donald E. Kupinski (2007)
John L. Lake (1980)
Michael E. Leiweke (1970)
Dale Lewis (1998)
Nicholas R. Mayes (2007)
Justin E. McClain (2007)
Michael & Sally McCoy
Mary B. McDonald
Brian D. Meado (2007)
Rick and & Meado
Dorothy Meehan
Rebecca Mercurio
Joseph M. Merk (1951)
Les L. Mottert
David C. Mueth (1987)
Brad Naber (2004)
Dennis Needham
Craig J. Nelson (2005)
John L. Newman
Scott K. O’Dowd (2007)
Alan L. Osborne
Brian K. Owens
James R. Palmier (1986)
Andrew J. Perez (2007)
Robert Potts (2007)
Jared Rakers (2007)
Nicholas E. Rekosh
W. Earl Ritz (1933)
Richard Robben
Robert C. Roberts
Rob L. Robins
Walter O. Roesch (1958)
J.B. Rudert (1948)
Mitchell & Christina Rybacki
William B. Sandrock (1949)
Raul Santoyo (1958)
Brent J. Schomaker (2007)
Thomas Schumacher (1983)
Suryakant & Jai Shah
Robert W. Shillito (1954)
Suzanne M. Shoemaker
John W. Shoffner
Mark & Pamela Siemer
Amber Y. Smith
Bradley A. Smith (1999)
Mark L. Smith (1973)
Betty Sokolik
Andrew D. Sperber (2007)
Eric J. Struckmann (2007)
Jeannine Stuart
Janie K. Summers
Joseph J. Thomann (2005)
William Thompson
Richard Trautman
David A. Trower (2001)
William D. Tulley (1950)
Sharon A. Unger
Adem Vereget (2007)
John and J.L. Walker
Melanie D. Walker
John D. Walsh
Brian Weaver
Gary S. Wibbenmeyer (1974)
Jessica M. Wilkins (2006)
Jackie D. Williams (1951)
Thomas J. Wingenbach (2007)
Anita Wobbe
Emily E. Wood
John E. Wood (1975)
Nancy A. Yaeger
Timothy Yount
* Deceased
DONORS
STUDENTS HELPING STUDENTS
The Students Helping Students Graduating Class Gift Program is an initiative established by the Alunmi & Student
Activities Board of Student Government in order to obtain financial support for the College. This support will
benefit future Ranken students and encourage current students to become participating alumni. The following
students contributed to the 2007 class gift program:
Timothy E. Barrett
Benjamin D. Breitenbach
Alex M. Brown
Guy Brown
Anthony H. Caputa
Matthew E. Chapman
Terence K. Cronin
Clint E. Evans
David R. Farmer
Justin L. Flynn
Jeffrey M. Forness
Karen M. Haar
Bryan D. Hawn
Kyle G. Hemker
Matthew K. Hesson
Howard J. Jackson
Josh J. Jackson
Paul M. Kenley
Jacob M. King
Robbi L. Knight
Kurt A. Kohrmann
Donald E. Kupinski, Jr.
Nicholas R. Mayes
Justin E. McClain
Brian D. Meado
Scott K. O’Dowd
Andrew J. Perez
Robert Potts
Jared Rakers
Nicholas E. Rekosh
Brent J. Schomaker
Jai Shah
Andrew D. Sperber
Eric J. Struckmann
Matthew J. Terry
Adem Vereget
Matthew Walker
Jessica M. Wilkins
Thomas J. Wingenbach
DONORS
ALUMNI
Graduates of programs at Ranken have inspiring stories to tell and many of them show their appreciation
for the skills, the knowledge and the wisdom obtained while at Ranken. The appreciation of Ranken alumni is
demonstrated in part by their generous support. Following is a listing of alumni who decided to invest in the future
and make a gift to the College between July 1, 2006 and June 30, 2007:
Architect Design, Drafting &
Structural Technology
David A. Trower (2001)
Lloyd Lawber (1968)
Architectural Technology
Anonymous
James R. Down (1982)
Lawrence M. Herman (1949)
Automotive Collision
Repair Technology
Brian Baxter (2005)
Arc Welding and Advanced Welding
Automotive Maintenance
Technology
Anonymous
Ron Amass (1991)
A.W. Ashley (1948)
Joel L. Boeving (1974)
Paul V. Conley (1974)
Tom Hessel (1981)
Joseph M. Merk (1951)
Brad Naber (2004)
Mark L. Smith (1973)
John E. Wood (1975)
Carpentry & Building
Construction Technology
Anonymous
David L. Bertsch (1982)
Charles C. Fischer (2000)
Albert G. Flanigan (1979)
James E. Hesse (1967)
Dale Lewis (1998)
E. Eric Nelson (1957)
Walter O. Roesch (1958)
Jackie D. Williams (1951)
Carpentry Maintenance
Communications Electronics
Technology
Computer Networking Technology
Anonymous
David C. Mueth (1987)
Bradley A. Smith (1999)
Computer Technology
Control Systems Technology
Steve G. Jansen (1977)
Christian Lastarria (1992)
Craig J. Nelson (2005)
Diesel Maintenance Technology
Electrical Maintenance
J.B. Rudert (1948)
Heating, Ventilation, Air
Conditioning Technology
Daniel R. Bluestone (1956)
Albert J. Brown (1950)
James L. Burke (1975)
David W. Garvin (1981)
Gary W. Hoeltge (1982)
Ralph W. Kern (1975)
John L. Lake (1980)
Mitchell A. Lampe (1980)
Gary S. Wibbenmeyer (1974)
Industrial Electricity/
Electronics Technology
(5) Anonymous
Roger R. Bargen (1979)
Bruno A. Corradi (1934)
Julius W. Durphey (1973)
Michael N. Engert (1998)
Thomas K. Hansen (1981)
John A. Heitz (1960)
Daniel K. Henry (1981)
John R. Olds (1980)
William B. Sandrock (1949)
Raul Santoyo (1958)
Thomas Schumacher (1983)
Robert W. Shillito (1954)
William D. Tulley (1950)
Industrial Maintenance
Technology
Terry G. Fields (2001)
Instrumentation & Process
Controls Technology
Internet Web Based Technology
Machine Shop Technology
Mary Kay Eckelkamp (1993)
Mechanical Drafting
Plumbing Technology
Sam W. Brown (2001)
Precision Machining Technology
(2) Anonymous
Dale L. Bauer (1964)
David G. Forbeck (1985)
Marc A. Franke (1989)
Richard H. Gentemann (1977)
Leonard R. Ketterer (1955)
Michael E. Leiweke (1970)
James R. Palmier (1986)
W. Earl Ritz (1933)
David G. Roeder (1964)
Joseph J. Thomann (2005)
Radio
RAH Service & Installation
Technology
Refrigeration Air Conditioning
Heating
Stationary Engineer
Truck and Heavy Equipment Repair
Welding Technology
Thomas Bleckman (1973)
* Deceased
DONORS
FA C U LT Y A N D S TA F F
Members of the Ranken faculty and staff work hard to contribute to the life-changing experiences from which
students benefit. The combination of technical training, general education and professionalism are imparted by
a dedicated faculty and staff. These talented individuals have made a financial contribution to the school, and we
salute them here for their gifts made between July 1, 2006 and June 30, 2007:
Doug Agee
Anonymous
Stephen Baim
John Baima
Ronald D. Barbre
Deborah A. Beyer
Ben Brown
Mary Lou Burke
Jennifer A. Burns
Travis W. Byrne
Patricia Capps
Laura L. Christian
Kathy B. Clervi
Rose C. Crawford
Seletha R. Curtis
Sara Daminski
Angela D. Davidson
Chris T. DeLaquil
Linda J. Dempsey
Diane Dooley
Andra Dorlac
Paul A. Drury
Barbara Edwards
Erica J. Ellard
Jeff W. Erlich
Ben H. Ernst
Cynthia Eskeles
Ronald C. Ettling
Susan E. Flayer
Terri M. Forir
Sal R. Francis
Edward J. Godden
Michael Godt
David M. Graf
James C. Gravitt
Janna L. Greenwood
Byron Gregery
Alex K. Gromada
Melissa A. Hahne
Tomye J. Harris
Steve P. Hartge
Pat A. Harting
Michael E. Hawley
John K. Helterbrand
Tameka R. Herrion
Crystal Herron
Judson Hirschfeld
Alfreda Hollins
Vincent Holtmann
Craig A. Hood
Kent Hornberger
Barb Z. Hubbell
Renette Jordan
Dan Kania
Steve M. Kashycke
Keith Konradi
John A. Kreishman
Al Lamprecht
Mark A. Malcinski
Rebecca Mercurio
Ken A. Meyer
Les L. Mottert
Peter T. Murtaugh
Dennis Needham
John L. Newman
Alan L. Osborne
Richard Robben
Rob L. Robins
LaTrina A. Rogers
John W. Shoffner
Larry B. Sisson
Charles J. Skaer
Amber Y. Smith
Bradley Sparks
Eric M. Stein
Janie K. Summers
Jeremy W. Sutton
Steve Swenson
William Thompson
Sarah E. Van Aman
Therese Velleca
Tim Voegtle
Melanie D. Walker
John D. Walsh
Timothy J. Willard
Carol J. Winkler
Anita Wobbe
Emily E. Wood
John E. Wood (1975)
Nancy A. Yaeger
Stephen Zegel
DONORS
F O U N D AT I O N S & O R G A N I Z AT I O N S
The following foundations and organizations have contributed to Ranken during the 2006 - 2007 fiscal year:
Dula Foundation
Mary Ranken Jordan & Ettie A.
Jordan Foundation
Missouri Department of Higher
Education
Dave Mungenast Automotive Family
W.R. Persons & Associates
Pettus Foundation
Foundation
Norman J. Stupp Foundation
DONORS
C O R P O R AT E P A R T N E R S
Corporate support, advice and employment opportunities are central to Ranken’s success. Corporate Partners was
recently established to promote those companies who contribute $1,000 or more within a year. Their generosity
greatly improves students’ opportunities in the classroom and beyond. The following corporations made such a
gift during the 2006 - 2007 fiscal year:
$25,000+
Corporation
Emerson
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
$10,000 - $24,999
The Boeing Company
Boeing St. Louis
Bunge North America
Hydromat, Inc.
JM&A Group / Fidelity Warranty
Services
Laclede Gas Company
Monsanto Fund
Pepsi Americas
US Bank
$5,000 - $9,999
BKD, LLP
National City Bank
State Farm
Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
AT&T
Centric Group
Cowell Engineering
French Gerleman
NAPA Auto Parts
UPS
Whelan Security
DONORS
B U S I N E S S F I R M S & C O R P O R AT I O N S
The following business firms and corporations have contributed to Ranken during the 2006 - 2007 fiscal year:
AT&T
Advanced Technology Services
Aetna
Corporation
AmerenUE
Argosy Gaming Corporation
Arteaga Photos Ltd.
Chris Auffenberg Ford
Austin Machine Inc.
BKD, LLP
Behrmann Company
Bi-State Manufacturers Rep. Assn.
The Boeing Company
Boeing St. Louis
Brzezinski Racing Products
Build-A-Bear Workshop
Bunge North America
CIC Group, Inc.
C & R Mechanical Company
Carrier Corporation
Cauttrell Enterprises Inc.
Centric Group
Chevys Fresh Mex
Cingular Wireless
Citibank, N.A.
ConocoPhillips
Cooper Industries
Cowell Engineering
Datotel
DeWalt
Dicom Marketing Services, Inc.
Dierdorf & Hart’s Restaurant
Ted Drewes Frozen Custard
Dynamic Test Systems, Inc.
Eaton Electrical
Elam Chemical Company
Elsevier
Emerson
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
FISHCO Group
French Gerleman
Lou Fusz Kia
GlaxoSmithKline
Goldman Promotions
Home Depot
Hydromat, Inc.
ICE-O-Matic
JM&A Group / Fidelity Warranty
Services
Jamison Equipment, Inc.
Jansen Farm Equipment Inc.
Kirkwood Mitsubishi
Laclede Gas Company
Lennox Industries
Levine Associates
Lowe’s
Monsanto Fund
Mustang Dynamometer
NAPA Auto Parts
National City Bank
Neff Power, Inc.
PASCO
Pasta House
Pepsi Americas
Pfizer, Inc.
Red Bud Industries
Six Flags of St. Louis
Sligo Steel
Snap-On Industrial
St. Louis Bread Company
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Science Center
St. Louis Symphony
State Farm
Foundation
Sun-Day Corporation
TR,I Architects, Inc.
T. H. Teasdale, FAIA
Taylor Morley Homes
Thiel Tool & Engineering Company
Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts
Center
UPS
US Bank
Universal Plastics
Viking Auto Paint
Wallach Iron & Metal Co., Inc.
Whelan Security
Jay Wolfe Toyota
Company
DONORS
GIFTS IN KIND
Contributions of state-of-the-art equipment assist Ranken by providing cutting-edge technology for relevant
instruction on a regular basis. The donors listed here made a gift of academically-related equipment or teaching
materials during the fiscal year July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007:
Ameren UE
Arteaga Photos Ltd.
Austin Machine Inc.
Robert Baichly
The Boeing Company
Bridgestone/Firestone
Brzezinski Racing Products
Anders & Christine Carlsson
Carrier Corporation
Datotel
DeWalt
Dynamic Test Systems, Inc.
Eaton Electrical
Ehrhardt Tool & Machine Company
Felix J. Ferrise
William & Carol Finnegan
FISHCO Group
Lou Fusz Kia
Alton Garner
Home Depot
ICE-O-Matic
Kirkwood Mitsubishi
Lennox Industries
Levine Associates
Lowe’s
Dorothy Meehan
Mustang Dynamometer
PASCO
Pepsi Americas
Kris Rauh
Bob & Joan Rivas
Hilda Rupple
Rudy M. Showalter
Alesia E. Singleton
Sligo Steel
Snap-On Industrial
Jeannine Stuart
Sun-Day Corporation
Taylor Morley Homes
Richard Trautman
UPS
Universal Plastics
Viking Auto Paint
Mark & Georgi Walczyk
Brian Weaver
Joseph E. Wells
Michael & Michelle B. Williams
Jay Wolfe Toyota
Timothy Yount
* Deceased
DONORS
L I F E T I M E B E N E FA C T O R S
Ranken Technical College recognizes the lifetime commitment some donors have made to our educational
programs and students. The following is a list of benefactors who have contributed several gifts throughout the
years. Every effort was made to make sure this list is comprehensive; however, if you feel there is a change that
needs to be made for future publications, please contact the development office at (314) 286-3674:
$1,000,000+
Boeing Company
Emerson
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation
Mary Ann Lee
Monsanto Fund
David Ranken, Jr.*
St. Louis Auto Dealers Association
Jack C. Taylor
Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc.
Earl E. and Myrtle E. Walker (1940)
$500,000 - $999,999
AT&T
Mary Ranken Jordan & Ettie A.
Jordan Foundation
E. Desmond Lee
W. R. Persons & Associates
$250,000 - $499,999
AmerenUE
Bank of America
Hunter Engineering Company
Interco Charitable Trust/Furniture
Brands International
Oscar G. Kraft*
Laclede Gas Company
J.E. & L.E. Mabee Foundation
McCormick Systems, Inc.
Foundation
$100,000 - $249,999
ACI Acoustical Consultants
George I. Alden Trust
Corporation
Bachman Machine Company, Inc.
Elizabeth E. & Joseph H. Bascom
Charitable Foundation*
Boeing St. Louis
Dana Brown Charitable Trust
Chrysler Corporation Donation
Program
Richard P. Conerly
Danforth Foundation
Jeanne L. Dennis Trust
Wilbert H. Eberhardt (1948)*
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.
A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc.
Louis J. Fusz & Lou Fusz
Automotive Network
Wilbert J. Haas (1940)*
Hydromat, Inc.
William T. Kemper Foundation
Des Lee Foundation
John Allan Love Charitable
Foundation
Macy’s Department Stores
Missouri Department of Higher
Education
Dorothy Moog
Moog Family
Nissan Motor Corporation
Passapant Area Hospital
Pepsi Americas
Rockwell Automation, Inc.
SME Education Foundation
Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.
Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Suter
US Bank
Union Pacific Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Ackerman Toyota
Austin Machine Inc.
Auto Plaza Ford
Bryan Cave LLP
Bunge North America
Burlington Northern Foundation
Butler Fleet Services
Carrier Corporation
Center for Emerging Technologies
Chevrolet Motor Division
Civic Progress
Commerce Bancshares
Cooper Bussmann
DaimlerChrysler Motors Corporation St. Louis Zone Office
Digital Concepts
Dula Foundation
Elsevier
John Fabick Tractor Company
Aaron Fischer*
Fluke Corporation
Fox Family Foundation
General Dynamics Corporation
W. Ashley Gray, Jr.*
Graybar
Haas Automation, Inc.
Robert H. and Katie Harper
Hyundai Motor America
JM&A Group
Ruth Jensen and Donald D. Jensen
Robert C. Kessler
Maritz Inc.
James R. and Mary Moog
Nooter Corporation
Oldsmobile Division
Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin
Foundation
William R. Orthwein
Pettus Foundation
Procter & Gamble
R&B, Inc.
Rexel United
Rosemount Inc.
SAFECO Insurance Companies
Vernon D. Schaefer (1967)*
Snap-On Industrial
Norman J. Stupp Foundation
Thiel Tool & Engineering Co.
Woodbridge Corporation
$25,000 - $49,999
AAA Auto Club of Missouri
Adorjan Family Foundation
Akzo Sikkens
BKD, LLP
Caroline R. Baltzer*
James G. Berges
Bitrode Corporation
The BOC Center
Brauer Supply Company
Edwin A. Brockmann (1942)*
George Warren Brown Foundation
Chiron Corporation
Mary* & Dennis C. Donnelly
French Gerleman Electric Co.
GenAmerica Financial Service Center
General Motors Corporation/
Wentzville Assembly Center
E. Reuben & Gladys Flora Grant
Charitable Trust
Audrey G. Groom
Hussmann Corporation
Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc.
Margaret M. Jenks
Bert H. Lang*
Lee Enterprises
McMahon Ford
Metal Container Corporation
Millstone Foundation
Missouri Department of Economic
Development
National Institute for Automotive
Service Excellence
Pet, Inc.
Seeger Toyota
Shure Manufacturing Corp.
Edith J. Spink
Stupp Bros., Inc.
Toshiba International Corporation
Otto N. Tucker
Adele M. Underwood*
Helen D. & Joseph E. Vollmar, Jr.
West Virginia University
Western Diesel Service, Inc.
Wetterau Inc.
$10,000 - $24,999
ARI-IPG
AT&T
American Red Cross
American Tool Sales, Inc.
AMETEK Drexelbrook
Automotive Diagnostics
BG Services, Inc.
George Bishop
Bommarito Nissan, Inc.
Don Brown Chevrolet Inc.
George W. Brown
Mary Lou & Bob Burke
CNC Software, Inc.
Carr Lane Manufacturing Co.
Construction Products Council of
St. Louis
DaimlerChrysler Corporation
Training Center
Danfoss Inc.
Davis Tool & Die Company, Inc.
Designs For Tomorrow, Inc.
Digital Equipment Corp.
Dynamic Test Systems, Inc
David R. Ebers (1985)
Emerson Motor Technologies
Ben H. and Debi Ernst
Experitec, Inc.
Federal-Mogul Corporation - St. Louis
Femmer Machine Company
Ford Customer Service Division
Ford Motor Company
Sam Fox
Lou Fusz Mitsubishi West
Lou Fusz Pontiac-Buick-GMC
GSI Tomco, Inc.
Anthony Gartner
The Catherine Manley Gaylord
Foundation
Glasco Electric Company
The GR Group
Byron J. Gregery
Hartwig Incorporated
Heff’s Automotive Supply
Heidtman Steel
James L. Hoagland
Honeywell Inc.
Huey’s Honda
Instrument Society of America
Isuzu Motors Inc.
Rebecca W. Jones
Charles H. Lenau (1962)
Mark Andy Inc.
McCarthy Building Companies
McMahon Pontiac GMC
Phyllis Mesenbrink
Metal Cutting Supply, Inc.
MiTek Industries
Modern Auto Company, Inc.
Edward L. Monser
Greater St. Louis Chapter NTMA
National City Bank
NewMarket Corporation
NORDYNE, Inc.
Marianne Nothum
Nu Way Concrete Forms Inc.
Olin Corporation
Charles D. Pauli (1978)
Peabody Energy Corporation
Michael Rad
Reliance Electric
RIC Tronics
George Richmond
SPX Corporation
George E. Schofield (1955)
Sonacom IT Partners
Square D Company
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
State Electric Company
State Farm
Suntrup Ford Westport
Harold* and Bess Thayer
Charles Thomson
Three States Supply Co., Inc.
Trane Company
True Manufacturing
UPS
U.S. Department of Energy
Vulcan-Hart Corporation
Wainwright Industries
The Wetterau Family Foundation
Company
Zeller Electric
$5,000 - $9,999
Alexander Manufacturing Co.
ALLDATA
Allen-Bradley
Apex Oil Company
Automotive Service Professionals
Automotive Technicians
Association
Barry-Wehmiller Group, Inc.
Dennis Beezee
Big River Zinc Corporation
Bowgen Fuel Systems, Inc.
Burlington Resources
Alice A. Busch*
CBS
Carson-Natural Bridge Auto
Centene Corporation
Thomas R. Collins
Corder Equipment Company
Cowell Engineering
Crown Distributing, Inc.
Robert M. Davis
Dazor Manufacturing Corp.
Jack and Linda Dempsey (2006)
Dodge World
EnSync Group
Falcon Products
James R. Faughn
FISHCO Group
Ford Motor Company
Ford Tool Steels, Inc.
Frankie M. Freeman
Frost Electric Supply Company
Lou Fusz Chevrolet
Lou Fusz Nissan
Gateway Metals, Inc.
General Electric
Granite City Steel
W. Ashley Gray, III
Greater St. Louis Community
Foundation
Steven Guynn
MB Hall, Inc.
Maurice H. Heien (1931)*
Hellebusch Tool & Die
Nancy Hightshoe Seminars Inc.
Hydrogenesis Corporation
Industrial Measurement Company
JM Family Enterprises
Kaemmerlen Electric and
Communications
Koch Air LLC
Charles C. Lessing*
Lexus/Central Area
The Lichtenstein Foundation
Tim Littich
MCI Telecommunications
Manitowoc Ice, Inc.
Marathon Electric
Mascal Electric
Sanford N. McDonnell
Merrill Lynch & Company, Inc.
Mustang Dynamometer
Nooney Company
Pandjiris, Inc.
James W. Payne (1975)
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Reliance Automotive, Inc.
The George and Hazel Rodenheiser
Fund
Rotary Lift
William J. Roth (1936)
Royal Gate Dodge
SSM Information Center
Sears Roebuck & Co. Service Center
Menlo F. Smith
Southwest Bank
St. Louis Community College at
Forest Park
St. Louis Orthopedic Group
Ralph V. Streiff
Tektronix Inc.
Thompson Supply Company
Laurence R. Traughber
Tubular Steel Inc.
UPL International, Inc.
Ultra-Comp Computers
UniGroup, Inc.
Update Systems, Inc.
Meta Sophie VanDyck*
Lewis C. Vollmar
George Wester*
Robert N. Whiteaker
White-Rodgers Division
Timothy J. Willard, Ph.D.
York International Corporation
* Deceased

A Century of Changing Lives

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