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Loyola Annual Report 2012 - Loyola Academy of St Louis
breaking the cycle of poverty by educating young men Loyola Academy of St. Louis ANNUAL REPORT 2012 A Jesuit Middle School for Boys letter from the chairman of the board and the president Dear Loyola Family, On behalf of the Board of Trustees, faculty, staff, students and families of Loyola Academy of St. Louis, it is a pleasure to share with you our year in review. We are very proud of what has been accomplished this past year, both in the lives of the young men we are so blessed to serve as well as the many blessings we have received through the support of donors like you. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you! Here at Loyola Academy, our efforts are geared toward breaking the cycle of poverty through education. “Breaking the Cycle” is a theme you will see emanating throughout the following report as that is our ultimate goal. It is our expectation that ALL of our students, despite any socio-economic hardship, will experience a lifetime of success. A middle school student once expressed his desire for his son to one day attend Loyola Academy. Our response to this young man was, “If that happens, we have failed.” As Loyola targets students experiencing various socio-economic obstacles to success, it is our expectation that upon reaching adulthood, our students will not qualify to send their sons to Loyola – thus breaking the cycle of poverty that has gripped many of our families for generations. We sincerely believe that a quality, innovative education provides the cornerstone for our students to excel and to develop all of their God-given talents and abilities. Our young men are developed not only academically, but also spiritually, emotionally and socially – that they might be “Men for Others” in the true Jesuit tradition. Without the support of individuals like you who so generously offer their time, talent and treasure, we would not be able to realize the success we have been so blessed to experience over the past thirteen years. At Loyola Academy, we are more than a school; more than an educational system. We are a family. The student body does not have peers. They have “Brothers,” and the staff is wholly committed to help ensure each student’s success. THANK YOU for joining the family! We look forward to many more years of breaking the cycle together, one young man at a time! May God continue to richly bless you and your families. Again, we say thank you! August Hager III H. Eric Clark Board ChairmanPresident mission statement : Loyola Academy of St. Louis is a Jesuit middle school for boys who have the potential for college preparatory work, but whose progress may be impeded by economic or social circumstances. The Loyola community conducts a challenging program that supports families in preparing each student to achieve his full human potential. In the Ignatian tradition, the school inspires its students to lives of service and leadership through the use of their God-given talents. letter from the principal Dear Loyola Academy Family, Upon the completion of yet another successful year at Loyola Academy, I would like to personally thank you for your commitment, dedication and support you have so generously demonstrated. We definitely could not continue on in our work of breaking the cycle of poverty through education were it not for friends like you. In keeping with that work, I would like to share just a few accomplishments that took place this year in the lives of some of our students. • • • • • Seven students were chosen to receive scholarships to the American Youth Foundation’s Boys Summer Camp because of their leadership potential. Two of our eighth graders, Jibril and Brendan, two seventh graders, Andrew and Victory, and one sixth grader, Darrian, achieved a GPA of 3.5 or higher all four quarters of the 2011-2012 school year. Additionally, these five students were commended for their effort and conduct in all their classes. This summer, nine students had the honor of presenting their winning speeches at the Missouri Athletic Club in the Voices of Excellence writing contest. Two eighth graders were able to grow in their social awareness and share their insights with the student body through the Give Respect, Get Respect program this past school year. 26 eighth graders exited our doors as Loyola graduates, 100% of whom were accepted into local college preparatory high schools. We are so proud of what all of our students were able to accomplish this past year, and we look forward to future feats of greatness in their lives. Again, please know that your support played an invaluable part in these student accomplishments, and we sincerely thank you! On a personal note - throughout my pregnancy this past school year, the students showed their true capacity to be Loyola Men for Others. On many occasions, students opened doors for me, helped me carry my bags, rearranged furniture for me, and even gave suggestions for baby names! They were hoping that we would have a new “Loyola Man,” but alas it was a girl! The staff, our many volunteers as well as many Loyola parents also pulled together proving just how much of a Loyola family we truly are. For that, once again, I thank you. As we continue on in our efforts, we hope you will continue to partner with us in serving the young men of Loyola Academy. Again, from the bottom of our hearts, we thank you. Sincerely, Katherine L. Petron Principal outcomes/facts at a glance Mission Statement: Loyola Academy of St. Louis is a Jesuit middle school for boys who have the potential for college preparatory work, but whose progress may be impeded by economic or social circumstances. The Loyola community conducts a challenging program that supports families in preparing each student to achieve his full human potential. In the Ignatian tradition, the school inspires its students to lives of service and leadership through the use of their God-given talents. Nativity Miguel Model School Enrollment: 58 students (from 20 zip codes) Average Class Size: 15-20 students Percentage of students in Federal Free/Reduced Lunch Program: 82% Percentage of students in single parent households: 80% Extended school day (7:30 a.m. until 5:40 p.m.), which includes Encore, a mandatory after school enrichment program. Encore offers students the opportunity to participate in electives which have included subjects such as: robotics, Mandarin Chinese, cooking, art, music (choir/band), chess and various athletics ranging from basketball to lacrosse. Includes a six-week mandatory summer academic program. Offers a full time graduate support program that tracks students through college 196 graduates from Loyola (186 of these students are currently enrolled in or have graduated from high school or GED program- 95% success rate) High Schools: DeSmet Jesuit High School, CBC High School, St. Mary’s High School, Chaminade College Prep, St.Louis University High School, Gateway Tech, Westminster Christian Academy, Clyde C. Miller Career Academy, Cardinal Ritter College Prep, Bishop DuBoug High School, and Lutheran North, MICDS, John Burroughs, etc. University/College: About 73% of Loyola graduates have entered college. These colleges and universities include St. Louis University, Southwest Missouri State, Westminster, Central Missouri State, Alabama Southern University, Harris Stowe University, Rockhurt University, University of Missouri-Columbia, University of Missouri- St. Louis, Loyola University New Orleans, Rhodes College, and Beloit College financial profile Operating Revenues Individual Contributions* Grants Special events* Tuition Other Program Income In-Kind Contributions Total Operating Revenues 2011-2012 $910,361 $246,469 $634,417 $54,111 $62,726 $90,045 $1,998,129 Operating Expenses Program Services $1,112,810 Fundraising* $554,509 General and Administration $174,781 Total Operating Expenses $1,842,100 Net Income$156,029 % of Total 46% 12% 31% 3% 3% 5% 100% 60% 30% 10% 100% * Special events, not expected to occur in future years, include a Gym naming campaign and a second golf tournament resulting in “one-time”, net revenues of $424,000. Men for Others... board of trustees staff list August W. Hager III (Chair) Hager Companies Katherine G. Anderson Community Volunteer Thomas G. Auffenberg Mid Town Printing Mark Azar, DDS Azar Orthodontics J. Michael Bruno Plancorp, Inc. Richard O. Buhler, S. J. Jesuit Community at SLU Mary Calzaretta Esse Health David O. Danis Carey & Danis, LLC Stephen F. Doss SJ Associates Elizabeth George Deaconess Foundation Brian Haydem Collaborative Straegies Jim Holloran Holloran, White & Schwartz Paul Hulen Edward Jones Dan Isom St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department William Kallaos Jr. Four Seasons Wealth Management James Kratzer Jefferson Bank and Trust Michael Loynd Interco Charitable Trust John McClure (Vice Chair) Community Volunteer Lester Miller The Miller Group Don Musick III Don C. Musick Construction Co. Gerald Ortbals Bryan Cave LLP Jason Q. Purnell, Ph.D, M.P.H. Washington University in St. Louis Walter Sidney, S.J. President, De Smet Jesuit High School H. Eric Clark President Max Magee Teacher Katherine Petron Principal Erin Marsh Development Associate Faith Barnes Director of Development Alice Reese Language Arts Katheleen Batts Business Manager Melba Shumpert Art Teacher Gene Brion Director of Athletics Steve Sulewski Director of Graduate Support Sterling Brown Social Studies Teacher Ralph Taylor Technical Coordinator Paul Bozdech Science Teacher Sean Towey Campus Minister Julie Duncan Reading Teacher Marina Valero Housekeeper Laura Eberius Community Resource Coordinator Eric Vails, Sr. Director of Food Services Adam Elkana-Hale Math Teacher Daniel Stephen Mary Franklin First National Bank of St. Louis Secretary Robert F. Weiss, S. J. Jesuits of the Missouri Province Jorgé Wallace Social Worker Richard Williams Floor Maintenance Dominic Zanaboni Teacher Ronnie White Holloran, White and Schwartz H. Eric Clark, President Loyola Academy Leonard Jacobs Community Volunteer Field Day 2011 2011-2012 July Inaugural Chefs’ Feast for a Knight The year begins with 22 incoming sixth graders. September October Camp Miniwanca “My Own Self, At My Very Best, All The Time!” December February Inaugural Million Dollar Luxury Car Shootout Loyola Academy selected as the only school in the nation to be visited by Major League Baseball, Vera and Luis Clemente and the St. Louis Cardinals during the 2011 World Series. Loyola hosts another successful athletic season. Christmas at Loyola April Eighth graders visit The Lorraine Motel during their 8th grade trip to Memphis. May Loyola gym named in honor of founding Board President, August W. Hager III. graduation 2012 Impacting Lives for a Brighter Future corporate and foundation Anheuser Busch Companies, Inc. Archdiocese of St. Louis AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Bank of America The Boeing Company, Employee Community Fund Cardinals Care Cardinal Investment Advisors, LLC Computer Associates, Inc. Conoco Phillips Covidien Employee Matching Gifts Program Diversity Awareness Partnership The Caleb C. and Julia W. Dula Foundation Esse Health Foundation GlaxoSmith Kline Guth Foundation Honer & Associates Jesuit Community at SLU Jesuits of the Missouri Province Jesuits of the Sacred Heart Community Jordan Charitable Foundation JS Express Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. L.E.K. Consulting Macy’s Foundation Merck Partnership for Giving The Monsanto Fund Morgan Stanley The Norman J. Stupp Foundation, Commerce Bank, N.A. Northwestern Mutual Foundation Matching Gift Program Olive Dempsey Charitable Trust The Perkins Malo Hunter Foundation Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Roman, Butler, Fullerton & Co. The Saigh Foundation St. Louis Blues, Fourteen Fund St. Louis Service Bureau St. Louis Metropolitan Medical Society Alliance St. Louis Trust Co. Today and Tomorrow Foundation The Trio Foundation of St. Louis UBS Financial Services, Inc. United Way of Greater St. Louis US Bancorp Foundation Dewitt and Caroline Van Evera Foundation Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gifts Program history In the late 90’s, city educators were consistently finding that despite their best efforts at recruitment and retention, low income students were failing to reach their academic potential and, in many cases, were dropping out altogether. This was occurring even to students who came highly recommended by their parochial and public grade schools. In the fall of 1997, a committee was formed to discuss the problems that many low income students were experiencing and to investigate ways to help them succeed. Through this course of action, the Nativity school model was selected for implementation. After much research, the committee decided to move forward with establishing a middle school for boys. The result was Loyola Academy of St. Louis, which welcomed its first class of students in September, 1999. The school differs from other educational institutions in that it was determined that Loyola would: • serve low-income students. • complement - not compete with other St. Louis schools. • include an extended school day, extended school year and “wrap-around” services not typically associated with a school such as health care, recreation, tutoring and mentoring that would support the student and his family. All of these have been proven to increase academic success among our target population. Now in its 14th year of operation, Loyola serves approximately 60 students per year through middle school operations and approximately 75 through its Graduate Support program. annual appeal contributors Adam Family Fund Donna Altepeter Kathy and John Anderson Marta and Dennis Anglim Aspen Engineering, Sales and Services Barb and Michael Aufdenspring Pat and Mark Azar Kathryn and Robert Bachmann Ellen Barnidge and Jamie Baley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bannister Ann and Ed Barnidge Allison and Pat Barry Gil Beckemeier Kathy and Tom Becvar Caron and Peter Benoist Dan Berger Rodney Bishop Helen and John Boggiano Mr. and Mrs. Mike Burke Gloria and Michael Burns Jean and Allen Burns Mary Ellen and Denis Burns Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Callahan Laura and Pat Carmody Sally and Mike Cherre Mary and Kenneth Clark Jeanne and Jerry Clerc Sally and Joe Coleman Conner Ash P.C. Conoco Phillips Mary Lou and George Convy Christine Cooke David Costigan Carol and Ed Costigan, Jr. Jenny and Paul Crowe Dr. and Mrs. James Davis Karen and Benjamin De Foy Marcella and William Diepenbrock Nancy Dirnbeck Mr. and Mrs. William Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doll Phil Donato Kevin Etzkorn Graham Farrell Terrence Farris Daniel Feder Mr. and Mrs. Michael Finley Jo Fischer Lisa Franke Sara and Sean Geoghegan Elizabeth George and Richard Baugh Karen and Michael Gibbons Mary Pat and Jim Glauber Wendy and Joe Granger Mr. and Mrs. Chris Growe Mary and Paul Gund Katherine and Daniel Gunn Mary and John Gunther Susan and Steve Hall Frederick Hanser Doloris Hart and Judith Hart Emma Harty and Troy Woytek Tanya and Brian Hayden Debra and Gary Haynes Mark and Mary Haywood Pat and Frank Hellwig Jen and Gerard Hempstead Sue and Ed Higgins Andrew Hill Greg Holland Kathryn and Peter Irwin Kathryn and Jerome Jacobsmeyer David Johnson Villa and Darryl Jones Karen Kalish Connie and William Kallaos, Sr. Mary and Stephen Kappel Mary Catherine and Francis Kaveney James Kelley Matthew Kemner Mark Keohane Helen Klenklen Carol and Frederick Kramer Rita Krapf Judith and Wilfred Krenn Kristin and John Kuchem Joan and Paul Kutz Mary Jo and Mark LaBarge Mary Lamy Susan and Patrick Lawlor Joseph Lee Dot and Larry LeGrand Robert Leifield Laura and Mike Lueken Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luepke Margaret and William Luth Lynn and Jack Malloy Carol and Steve Marsh Catherine and Charles Marsh Nanci and Paul Martin Elizabeth and Matthew McClure Mary and John McClure Kathy and Glen McDonald Mary and Mark McGraw Elizabeth McLeod Sherrie and Joseph Meek Mirco Industries, Inc. Susan and Edward Moloney Moneta Group Morgan Stanley Ann Moskowitz Christine and Jim Mudd Theresa and Michael Mulligan Meredith Murphy Christine and Mike Normile Dan O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Steve O’Hara Jane and Matt O’Neill James O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Terry O’Toole Kathryn and Randy Odem, James Ortbals Kathy and Peter Palumbo Marybeth and Jim Pashia Rose Ann and Antonio Penilla Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penlesky Genna and John Pennington Helen and Bill Penton Carol and Barry Pessin Joan and Mike Price Sharon and Henry Purcell Dan Puricelli Amanda and Jason Purnell Diana and Joseph Puskar Liz and Josh Rainey Mary Belle and Michael Reap Nancy and Mark Rehberger Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reinders Deanie Reis Mr. and Mrs. David Richardson Laura Richter Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rohlfing Idania Luna and Jeffrey Rombach Patricia Rotermund Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ruzicka Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ruzicka Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ruzicka Claire Ruzicka Ellen Ruzicka Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Ryan III believers Mary Pat and Tom Santel Lester Schaefer Gerard Schneller John Schrank Kelli and Keith Schwahn Bente Seitz Maryann and Jerry Sexton Julie and Peter Sharamitaro Annie and Paul Sharamitaro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. James Sheehan Steven Sieber Ed Smith Kathryn and Steve Snodgrass Donna and Joe Sokolowski Rosemary Spitler Linda and John Steinway Sally and Dan Stephen Ivy and William Stewart John Straub Kurt Strobach Louise and Warren Sullivan Mary and William Suntrup Megan and Joseph Sustar M. Deborah and Fred Sutton Pat and John Talley Thomasson Advisory Group Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Thorpe Augusto Michael Trujillo Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Van de Riet, Jr. Janet and Mark Viox David Voges Stephanie and Chris Vogt Aimee Vogt Kate and Bob Wacker Corinne and David Walentik Gill Waltman Elizabeth and James Werle Kathy and Scott Wessel Lauren and Joe Wilder Joe Wiley Debbie and Mark Wilhelm Linda and Norman Williams John Wilmes Patricia and Stephen Wilson Jeffrey Winzerling Jessica Wubker Jen and Nick Wunderlich Sharon and James Alexander Andy Berra Dianne and Timothy Fogerty, Jr. Skip Grossman Randall Kruep Michael Loynd Mary and John McClure Louise and Gerry McNeive Shelly and Don McNutt J. Patrick Mulcahy Helen and James J. O’Connor III Gerald Ortbals Helen and Bill Penton Rosalynn and Bernard Purcell Paul Rotermund Jr. Kathy and Dan Schaeffer Joan and John Vatterott Martha and Bradley Wastler Mary Ann and Ken Zehnder chefs’ feast for a knight contributors Annie Gunns’ Restaurant The Aries Company Barb and Michael Aufdenspring Paula and Chip Baker Bank of America Kathleen and Robert Batts Patti and Mark Beck Shae Behymer Tom Berra Carol and Christopher Brescia Mr. and Mrs. Joe Castellano CMW Equipment Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Crawford Anthony Devoti Nancy and Fred Daues Debbie Dennler Judith and Robert Donovan Judith and Steve Doss Geri and James Erler, Sr. Carolyn and Kevin Farrell Jo Fischer Five Bistro Paul Fleischut Mary and Steve Frank Mary Kay and David French Josh Galliano Mary Pat and Jim Glauber GlaxoSmithKline Gregg Goldman Photography Donna and Paul Gross Nancy and Leo Haas Patricia and Tim Hanneke Constance and David Hartenbach Katie and Matt Haywood Sue Hodapp Angela and Bill Holland Mr. and Mrs. Michael Honer Dr. and Mrs. Darrell Hudson Paul Hulen – Edward Jones Impact Group Jewel and Len Jacobs Jane and Thomas Johans Joseph and Joan Lipic Foundation Connie and Williams Kallaos, Sr. Nancy and A. Michael Klein Mr. and Mrs. Lee Konczak James Lanigan Jr. Lauren and Mike Lueken Carol and Steve Marsh Chris and Bob Mathias Laura Mazzarese Kelley and Sean McLaughlin Shelly and Don McNutt Mid-America Coffee Midwest Petroleum Teresa and Thaddeus McNeal Monarch Restaurant Kevin Nashan Diane and Bob Newett Jeff Orbin Sheila Onuska Marybeth and Jim Pashia Helen and Bill Penton Christine Pham and Anthony Lubniewski Joan and Mike Price Sharon and Henry Purcell Amanda and Jason Purnell Betty and Que Purnell Lauren and John Rice Lou Rook Joann and Steven Rull Megan and James Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Steve Schroeder Bryan Seariat Sean Collins Multimedia Sidney Street Café Osborne Smith St. Louis Cardinals LLC St. Louis University Mothers Club Kevin Stukebrick Cindy and Paul Szewczyk Aaron Teitelbaum Marilyn and Steve Teitelbaum K.F. and Joseph Thaman The Mortgage Center, Inc. Virginia and Raymond Timm Lynn Wallis Shelby Watson million dollar luxury car shootout contributors AFB International Larson Allen, LLP/ Randy Ganim Kathy and John Anderson Armstrong Land Company, LLC Margaret and Lawrence Auer Azar Orthodontics Andrew Baur Butler’s Pantry Cass Bank Ed and Allyson Callison Canepa Foundation Alice and Laurence Christopher David Dempsey/Property Assesment Review Ensign-Bickford Foundation Footwear Unlimited, Inc. Ganim Investments Richard Goodman Mike Graven Frank Guyol III Hager Companies Paul Hulen/Edward Jones Humphrey’s Restaurant Honer & Associates William S. Kallaos Family Foundation Mike Lueken McGurk’s Irish Pub Patrick and Rosanne Mathis Catherine and David McKay The McNeive Family David Meiners R. Wesley Mellow J. Ben Miller Patrick and Elizabeth Moore Randall and Christy Moore NEC Insurance Newbold BMW Kenneth Orihel Plancorp Schmale Insurance Agency Phil Sidlo Jeanne and Rex Sinquefield Soft Surroundings Jim Trenary U.S. Bank Bob Wacker/ Morgan Stanley Smith Barney John Wallace Anne and Eric Weidmann Jeanne and John Wunderlich tributes In Honor of: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Amberg, Christopher Gilvan, Andrew Taylor, Stephen Brauer, John Brauer, John Roberts Susan and Stephen Hall In Honor of Kathy Anderson Ed Holthaus In Honor of Honorable Judge Tom Frawley Diana Kimes In Honor of Friends of Bill Jones Bill Jones In Honor of Len Jacobs Carol and Barry Pessin In Honor of Diane Rabenau Kathleen Manion In Honor of Lauren Ridenhaur David Johnson In Honor of Father Paul Sheridan, S. J. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Growe In Honor of Dale and Tom Auffenberg Kathy and Mike Bruno Sally and Daniel Stephen In Honor of Jen and Gerard Hempstead Kathryn and Gerry Hempstead In Honor of Dr. Mark Azar Megan and Joseph Sustar In Honor of Joseph Lee Mary Lamy In Honor of Mark and Paula Bobak Jane and Matt O’Neill In Honor of the Loyola Academy Basketball Program Matt and Jane O’Neill In Honor of Patty Wells Pat and Mark Azar In Honor of Glen Henry Lueken Melody E. Noel and Jeff Bonner In Memory of Bill Badgley Pat and Mark Azar In Honor of Erin Marsh Catherine and Charles Marsh In Memory of Bob Barnidge Kathy and Mike Bruno Judith and Steve Doss In Honor of James Burshulz Matthew Kemner In Honor of Jim Carter Thomasson Advisory Group Deborah and Ronny O’Dwyer In Honor of Ed Costigan Jr. Mary and John Gunther Sally and Joe Coleman In Honor of Ed Costigan Sr. David Costigan In Honor of Mary and John McClure Ivy and William Stewart In Honor of Jerry McNeive Diane and John Rabenau In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marsh, Jim Sinner, Jim Sullivan, Edward Marsh, Tony Louvier, Ibby Buser, Bill Leber Carol and Steve Marsh In Honor of Father Robert Weiss, S.J. Judith and Wilfred Krenn In Memory of the Boggiano Family Helen and John Boggiano In Memory of Thomas D. Buford Gil Beckemeier In Honor of Lester Miller Max Benzaquen Wade DeWoskin Mr. and Mrs. William Fowler Luis Giuffra Edwin and Tom Johnson Marianne Mebane Mary and Anibal Zambrano In Memory of Willie Carter Margaret and Edwin Baldwin Judith and Steve Doss Carol and Kenneth Hayden Darice and Michael Healey Jennifer and Joseph McCormac Angie Walsh In Honor of Philip Moore Carol and Barry Pessin In Memory of Barbara Chouinard Jo Fischer In Honor of Steve Doss Carol and Barry Pessin Linda, Sara and Sean In Honor of Matt O’Neill Kelli and Keith Schwahn In Memory of Frankie Cognac Jane and Matt O’Neill In Honor of Tim Farrell Mary Ann and Ken Zehnder In Honor of Chris Patritti Lisa Franke In Memory of Barbara Clark Maryann and Jerry Sexton, Jr. In Honor of Fiduciary Asset Management Financial Counselors, Inc. Sara and Sean Geoghegan In Honor of Rita Krapf and Peachie Pelligreen Judith and Steve Doss In Memory of Robert Clark Jo Fischer In Honor of Archbishop Timothy Dolan Jo Fischer In Honor of Judith and Steve Doss Jo Fischer Deloris and Judith Hart In Honor of the Doss Family Fiduciary Advisors, Inc. In Honor of the Purnell Family James Hipp In Memory of Ronald Colbert, Sr. Nicole Colbert Sara and Kevin Lee Shelly and Don McNutt Kenneth Orihel Ellen and Patrick Murphy Kathryn Palumbo Melanie and John Schwob In Memory of Mary Haywood’s Dad Shelly and Don McNutt Kate and Bob Wacker In Memory of Kathryn Pisciotta Jo Fischer In Memory of Jeanne Doll Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doll In Memory of Dr. William Hamilton Jean and Allen Burns In Memory of Craig Doss Marta and Dennis Anglim Kathy and Mike Bruno Nancy Barnidge Doloris Hart and Judith Hart Honer and Associates Rita Krapf Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newsom Rosemary Spitler In Memory of Alvin Holtkamp Gil Beckemeier In Memory of Chris Corrigan Jane and Matt O’Neill In Memory of Charles and Ruby Farris Terrence Farris In Memory of William Fikes Eric Christner Randy Costas Michelle Drury Margaret and Thomas Hale Marilyn Kane Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelley Julia and James Killeen Terry and James Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Derek Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schokmiller In Memory of Joseph Imbs III Carolyn and August (Rusty) Hager III In Memory of Edward Kiely Sue and Ed Higgins In Memory of Sarah and Arteria King Amanda and Jason Purnell In Memory of Virginia Granich and Leonard Mullen Shelly and Don McNutt In Memory of Jane Louis Jane and Matt O’Neill In Memory of Virginia Louvier Mary Beth and Mark Dennis In Memory of Patricia Lueken Mirco Industries, Inc. In Memory of Charles Finley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Finley In Memory of Jacqueline Miano Jo Fischer In Memory of Francis and Arline Gallagher Michael Gallagher In Memory of Father Howard Kalb, S.J. and Michael R. Redmond Edward McNamara In Memory of Harold and Irene Gerth Donald Gerth In Memory of Susie Glynn Kate and Bob Wacker In Memory of Robert and Pauline Greene Priscilla and Clayton Fryer In Memory of James B. Guth David Costigan In Memory of August (Bill) Hager II Kathy and John Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Bob Bannister In Memory of Lil Musial Jo Fischer In Memory of Homer Nienhaus Jo Fischer In Memory of Father Ed O’Brien Caron and Peter Benoist In Memory of Elizabeth Owens Helen Klenklen In Memory of Michael Palumbo Kathy and Mike Bruno Dolores Farrell In Memory of Stephen Ringkamp Jan and Harry Amann In Memory of Arnold Rothermich, Sr. John Rothermich In Memory of Frances J. Burns, MD and Ruby Uding Gloria and Michael Burns In Memory of Brian Spinks Laverna Spinks In Memory of Edna Strong Ingrid and Stan Jackson In Memory of Thomas Studer Jean and Michael Szerzinski In Memory of Charles Tichacek Jo Fischer In Memory of Charles F. Vatterott, Jr. Mary Lou and George Convy in-kind support American Youth Foundation John and Kathy Anderson Annie Gunn’s Restaurant The Aries Company Cathy and Mike Barry Beefeater Gin Karen Beck Joe Beilein Mike and Kathy Bruno Steve Bruno The Buddy Fund Build-A-Bear Workshop Courtney Callahan Tim Callahan Lance Callis Greg Campbell Mary Calzaretta Tom and DeDe Caspari Jeanne and Jerry Clerc Theresa and Kevin Corby Steve and Judith Doss Chateau St. Michelle Winery Chris’ Pancakes Jeanne and Jerry Clerc Citizen Kane’s Randy Costas De Smet Jesuit Community Espolon 100% Pure Agave Tequila Kevin and Carolyn Farrell Donna Fisher Five Bistro Margaret Frank Glazers Gregg Goldman Photography Grey Eagle Distributors Peggy Harris Emma Harty Joe Hegele Herbie’s Restaurant Whitey Herzog Andy Hill Mrs. Hoff Jim Holloran Paul Hulen Insite Advice Jasper’s Tropical Gift Fruit Baskets Kim Tucci, Pasta House Restaurant Kreis Restaurant Randall Kruep Little Bit Foundation Loyola Academy Friends Board Maggiano’s Restaurant Major Brands Major League Baseball Carol and Steve Marsh McGurk’s Irish Pub Don and Shelly McNutt James and Raina McNutt Ryan McNutt Mid-America Coffee Midtown Printing Midwest Petroleum Mogillic Monarch Restaurant Larry Morgan Mary Nahlik Nestle Purina PetCare Todd Oliverio Jane and Matt O’Neill Owen Development Jim Palumbo Pasta House Company Kate Ponzillo PRP Wine International/ Marty Busch Liz and Josh Rainey Ed Rataj Repco Jeff and Idania Rombach Ronnoco Coffee Molly Ross Mike Ruffino Eric Rudroff Saeger Ink Salt Sean Collins Multimedia Maryann and Jerry Sexton Scott Joplin House Sidney Street Cafe’ Skyy Vodka SLUH Alum Moms’ SLUH Guest House Peter Sharamitaro Speckhard Photography Sportsprint/ Allison Rockamann St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Rams St. Louis University H.S. St. Louis University STLPhotart.com Kurt Strobach Ted Drewes Timberline Landscape Rio and Bill Tomber Vinciguerra Jewelry Vito’s Restaurant Aimee Vogt Chris Vogt Greg Vogt Kate and Bob Wacker Mary Werle West End Wines Jeff Winzerling Alex Wolk Z Wine Services capital campaign contributors Anheuser Busch Companies, Inc. Dale and Tom Auffenberg Kathy and Michael Bruno Mary and George Fitzsimmons Karole and Thomas Green Jesuits of the Missouri Province Bo and Terry Mehan Lauren and Peter Palumbo general donations Gloria Abels Jan and Harry Amann Kathy and John Anderson Anonymous Pat and Mark Azar Margaret and Edwin Baldwin Bob Bannister Thomas Bannister Nancy Barnidge Katheleen and Robert Batts Kathy and James Baum James Becker Nick Bellon Max Benzaquen David Blazevic Paula and Mark Bobak Boeing ECF Program Kathy and Mike Bruno Leo Bub Michael Buttice Lance Callis Curtis Calloway Mary Calzaretta John Carroll Eric Christner Alice and Laurence Christopher Anjanette and H. Eric Clark Nicole Colbert Concord Village Lions Community Christine Cooke Randy Costas Crane Insurance Agency and Brokers Alicia Dean Mark Dennis DeSmet Jesuit Community DeSmet Jesuit H.S. Alum Association DeSmet Jesuit High School Wade DeWoskin Catherine and Paul Doerrer John Donnelly Judith and Steve Doss Michelle Drury E-Script Daniel Eggleston Election Administrators Jacquelyn and Michael Engle Executive Function Management Dolores Farrell Terrence Farris Jo Fischer Donna and James Fisher William Fowler Mary and Ken Franklin Priscilla and Clayton Fryer Sara and Sean Geoghegan Luis Giuffra Mary and Walter Guest Frank Guyol Jr. Frank Guyol III Carolyn and August Hager III Margaret and Thomas Hale Doloris Hart & Judith Hart Carol and Kenneth Hayden Mary and Mark Haywood Darice and Michael Healey Kathryn and Gerry Hempstead, Sr. Andrew Hill James Hipp Ed Holthaus Sabrina Indelicato Ingrid and Stan Jackson Jane and Thomas Johans Edwina and Tom Johnson Mary Caye and Bill Jones Richard Jones Marilyn Kane Barbara and Joseph Kelley Matthew Kemner Beth and Christopher Kemph Julia and James Killeen Diana Kimes William Koch Eva and Richard Komoroski Judith and Wilfred Krenn Donna and Randall Kruep Mary Jo and Mark LaBarge Christine and Donald Lapoint Janet and Mark Lawder Sara and Kevin Lee Michael Lodes Rita Loeffler Mary Ann Lough Terry and James Lucas Lyoto Bellons Dad, LLC Jane and Peter Maher Kathleen Mannion Tony Mattera Mayer Mayer Jennifer and Joseph McCormac Pat and Bill McNamara Shelly and Donald McNutt Marianne Mebane H.C. Milford David Murphy William Nahm Deborah and Ronny O’Dwyer Jane and Matt O’Neill Kathryn and Randy Odem Betty Jane Okenfuss Kenneth Orihel James Ortbals Gerald Ortbals Matt Padberg Kathryn Palumbo Carol and Barry Pessin Beverly Pettit Ronna Pohlman Charles Prehm Thomas Price Quality Network Office, Inc Diane and John Rabenau Anne and Craig Ragland Derek and Emily Rapp Elizabeth and Edward Rataj Sherill Rayford Michael Richter RMPG Morganford Management LLC Jane and Bruce Robert Steve Schokmiller Melanie and John Schwob John Short Sign of the Arrow StephenSmith Suzanne and David Spence St. Louis University St. Louis University High School Jeanette and Paul Steiner Sally and Daniel Stephen Carol and Dan Stephens Mary Stoker Patrick Stokes Jean and Michael Szerzinski Gloria Taylor Jane and John Torretta Virginia and Michael Twist Jan and Robert Wacker Kate and Robert Wacker Angie Walsh Mike Welling Grant Williams Mary and Anibal Zambrano Michael Zarrilli Mary Ann and Ken Zehnder securing the future now: past present and forever endowment/major gifts campaign In Memory of James B. Guth David Costigan, M.D. Judith and Steve Doss The Caleb C. and Julia W. Dula Foundation Rosalie and Curt Engler In Honor of August W. (Rusty) Hager III Sara and Sean Geoghegan Kathy and John Anderson Elizabeth George and Richard Baugh Anonymous The Gemini Foundation Evan Athanas Hager Companies Dale and Tom Auffenberg August W. Hager IV Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baur Tanya and Brian Hayden Carson Baur Herbert D. Condie Jr. Family Foundation Patrick J. Behan Jr. Carlota Hermann-Holton Camilla and Stephen Brauer Ann and Jim Holloran Barbara and B.A. Bridgewater Bonnie and Bill Kallaos Kathy and Mike Bruno Joanne and Charles Knight J. Rodney Bryan Krey Distributing Company Virginia Busch Lou Fusz Automotive Network August A. Busch III Jeanne and William Maritz Charles Cella Mary and John McClure David Danis Carrie and Ned McLean Adele Dilschneider J. Ben Miller Helen and James O’Connor III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Orthwein Amanda and Jason Purnell Ulrike and Tom Schlafly Craig Schnuck Hugh Scott III Molly and Eli Sharp William M.W. Sharp Sally and Daniel Stephen Andrew and Barbara Taylor Debbie and Jack Thomas Sarah Trulaske Evie and Eugene Williams Drury Hotels Debbie and Larry Glynn newsletter contributors Nancy Barnidge Gil Beckemeier Melody and Jeff Bonner Stanley Buck Jean and Allen Burns Lindsey and Chris Cerny Sally and Michael Cherre Martha Desloge Marcella and William Diepenbrock Barbara and Roy Dripps Fiduciary Advisors Jo Fischer Michael Gallagher Donald Gerth Sue and Ed Higgins Eileen and Thomas Hughes Robert Johnson Rosa and Thomas Kim Nancy and A. Michael Klein Helen Klenklen Rita Krapf Judith and Wilfred Krenn Edward McNamara Ellen and Patrick Murphy John Rothermich Julie and Martin Rubio Laverna Spinks Judith and John Stann Jeanette and Paul Steiner Robert Wankum Judith and Gary Weidemann holiday wine tasting contributors Gayla and Jay Arendt Gloria and Michael Burns Carroll Casteel Nancy and Byron Francis Mary Pat and Jim Glauber Diane and John Hefele Sheila and Michael Hunsicker Midwest Money Richard O’Brien Richard Palank Rosalynn and Bernard Purcell Mary Pat and Tom Santel Edward Schlafly Henry Schmitt Donna and Joseph Sokolowski Louise and Warren Sullivan Joe Wiley “I am a Loyola Man.” Loyola Academy is greatly appreciative of your generosity and deeply regrets any errors and/or omissions in the listing of gifts. .. . s er h t ro . B . . e s r d n e e a ri n. e F W re M a a e yol W o L e r e a W Thank you for your support! 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